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wnnxnvlnow RURAL niunviiali-iI` CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE E
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DWARD .1sLANn, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, igio. ,___ _,ER mn B, _,ML _N _D mm
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cnAl~lr1oNsillr RACES . l
IN THE ARENA RIN
A Small Attendance Gathered to See the Speedy Skaters fro
1
N.B. _And N-§._in Eompetition For Championship of The
J Maritime Provinces. Logan a Fast One. i '
,.
The Maritime Championship raceslrecords-lowering the quarter mile' One Mile. (Championship)
which took _place last night in _tha
_Arena were not as largely attended
mark from 48 4-5 to 47 3-5 and thg
I _ ’
as the evening's sport warranted, illmlf mile Amin 1.43 if-5 to 1:38 1-5. lst--Bhiche, 2lld- Thompson, 3rd
Tile fact that a number of ln‘aini_;-,nd ' I`he former half mile record was -Gaudet. Time 3.28 2-5,
skaters having reputations sucll his
made by 1'. llouehc_
are held by Logan, Thompson and -- _ M 1
Bouche were competitors should The results oi the different events - 1* ue (Re aw'
.
draw a large audience and Clla~m_
were as follows:-~
pionshlp 'events of tllis nature do not -~ Won by the Victoria toamt-P.
fall to the one city two years in Half Mile (lloys) Burns, C. Burns, A. Rattenbury an-d
succession. s ' P. Rodd. Time 4.15.
Freddy Logan, St. John, was the
Ist-H. Stanley, ‘lnld-G audet
lhvnrite in last niglhvs iipnrt .,...i 'riinc l.-is 3-5. ` 'Three Mile. (Championship) '
his splendid work was perhaps the
iicst exhibition or speed hunting eve.. onnrtci- lvlilc lolnnnpansliini. f ist-Log=1n. 2n<i-Thcmrsml. fifd
seen in tibia province, Bouche and ' -Gaudet. Time 1111 2-5. _
son his Nova Scotia rival
lst-Log an, 2nd»lioucll 3rd..
'l‘ll-omp . ‘ s, I e, _
put up Eamey struggles against tho Thompson, Time 47 3-5. one Mi1€~ (N0Vi°€)
champion but in every race in which
he finished he secured ii victory over Half Mile. (Open) lst-Ho0D0I`. 2110--'I`\‘i1if\0I`.' 31‘<1'-‘
liig competiitiors. tialldot of Cliilrlot- » Winchester. Time 4.34.
tlft~i\v'n,won thrcc thirds in tihe (‘llu'ml
plozlsllips and' plllclrily iollgllif, .mt
cvf_~l'y mee he started in.
The open and juniior events were
good races and ailorded mucll to-
wnrds the success of _the me-et. The
lielay race between men from the
Victoria and Abegweit hockey- teams
was very interesting and the win-
ncrs received more applause than was
afforded any of tihe other ei'/ents.
Logan broke two of the Maritime
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will ullllsl
illll; rnullllh
Special to The Guardian.
Tf'J‘l'tON’I‘O, Feb. 22-A census ‘ of
Chinamen is being taken ill Toronto
as part of a. general census of the
Cllinalnen in Cwadn.
The census is to enable thc Uliincse
Government to determine how lnany
representatives the Canadian ffllliicse
may send to the Chinese p|'_'o\'.:\<ial
legislature. '
There are said to be 20,01-0 lilllua-
mcn in Canada.
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will lxlllli ull  
in lliv.l.|l_r. ww
uiliullll alll
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uliw YORK, rch. 21-.inhn o_,ohi~-
of the German ¢,rect llsptliit 4-uurcll
congregation yesterday mvfniiis. il
was decided to extend a cull to ilev.
in H. C. Morse, B. D.. nf Siffiil:
ace Baptist church, liro~_>klyl|, _io
assume the pastoratc ill slleei-ssloli
to Rev. _W. W. McMaster, wllo V is
now in the west. Rev. A/lr Morse is n
Nova Scotign by birth, il I»l'utill~i' of
Dr Morse, of Digby. He was eli»1e:li'e_<l
at Acadia College, where he t<,$u‘~~ his
degree, afterwordstaking his llrolo-
gical course fn Rochester, llc il- n
young mnn and, while still llttrnding
college, supplied in iii-lust-is siwvt
church _for a felt lmnths in _lfili llc
lms been in the Strong .l"1ecl~_ church
for the last sl! years. It is lu'-pod
that he'rri'n'y favorably consider' the
call from the St John elllll'-ell.
NII RIIIIIES_ EIINNII
ll ,wslllu sul.
 wninnw
Gnoucnsrna, Mass.. Feb- 21"
A‘apt. Ed, Crowley and his crew of
three mah w rg not imprisoned in
their or ft, tlic two-masted schooner
Gcorgeiil. Prescott, when she cav-
sized off ‘Cape Ann on February 12.
but were thrown into the sea. This
was shown today when the hulléof
the schooner was turned over an a
close scnrch' disclosed n6 bodies in
the wreckage. Collision as n cause
for her clpsining was disposed of, the!
rails of thelschooner being intact.
The deck and masts, however. “`°i`°
badly broken up. '
Y lst-liollllin, . 2nll~-l-{1~,',vper, 3l‘d-
Stel-ns_ Time 1.29 4-5. ` ,
i, I
Half Mile. (Championship) _
lst'-liogan, 2nd-Bouchlep 3rdi-
Gnudet. Time 1.38 l-5.
One Mile. (Boys)
lst-Sitanltay, 2n'd-Trairror. Time
`3.47 3-5.
The following were the oflicials:-
_ I L W
Announcer-D OM Reddln.
Referee-L B McMillan.
Starter-James McMillan.
. Gaudet.
Skating Director-A
L. W. Archi-
J udges-Maior Darke
}iald,_ Will Brehaut.
Timers-G. F. Hutcheson, L. B.
Miller, Dr H. D. Johnson. ' '
Umpires-Dr,Yeo, Dr Reid, B. J.L.
Ga _ _
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AIRERTA RIIW
IS ARIINT IIIIER
Railway Company Makes
` .Concession and the Re-
volters Come Back.
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Special to The Guardian.
EDMONTUN, Feb. 2-Apparently
the disruption in the Legislature ov-
er the Great \VaiterWayfi Railway
deal has nccomplislred somier.hi~ng.
'l‘ll0 Railway Company has agreed
to draw only half its guarantee of
the first llun.lll'cd lnile.~=_ leaving the
relnainder as half the guarantee
will complete the road. _
lt has also promised to spend half
`ll, million in rolling stock and eq\‘i'p-
lnelit.
' This has allaycd the feeling of op-
position to the lldininistration and
three of thc most bitter insurgents
will remain with the Government.
IIIVIIRIIE ERANIEI]
EIIR RII§AIIAI‘
l.0Nl)i)N, Feb. 21-Maior Charles
I. Hall luis procured n. divorce ffom
Mrs. Madlile-inc Hall on ‘tile ground
of iiigarrly.
(lollnn-'el .for Major Hull stated
that the respondent was a daughter
nf Judge John R. Brady. an Amer-'
iran, ond was Li widow with an in-V
come of $50,000 a year when she
nlnrritd Major Hall in 1902. Subse-
q,uen.tly sho procured divorce in the
Unitcd States on the ground that
Tier Il»us'|ian‘ll had "neg10Cl1Ed A70 PW'
vide for her," and went thro_\i`ii.‘h_H
miirrioge ceremony with an Ameri-
can, H. M. Harriman, in August,
1908.
"The latter. marriage," said coun-
sel “so far as this country is con-
cel"ncd, is of course l.4g8m0\\9-U
Miss Brady married C. Albert
Stevens, the millionaire sou of Ind-
win Stevens, of Hoboken (N- ll. On
N,,,._ 1_5, lass. He died in New lurk
or. March 29. 19Ul» Oil -Iillv 23 Of the
following year Mrs. Stevens became
thc wife nf lvlnior Hall. The weiidinlz
took place nt St. Ge0rgc's church
‘hers and was R fashionable ofne. The
‘bride \vns given away by JOBGPTI H-
vlioht, the then American ambassa-
dor to Great Britain. `
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I Minord’s Llniment Cures Diptherla.
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 DAIRYMEN
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'S MEETING °
I _ lalfnirs and referred to the very ‘S0011
I ll
‘ The E. Islnnd Dlirymenfs Aseo
clatlon imct in annual sszslvn .Yes
tel-day 'in Prince of Wal COMF”
About thirty delegates were in at
_ ' I '-
prlEI;m1T'Ie‘TxrednLto U10 mm“°I“1 °°“"
statement submitted ST10
tendanco
t b l oc.
The Pykident. Arthur simpson was cratirresgoixidence was read showing
Ili the c lr and the Secretaflf. -7011"
Anderson was present.
The lrtt r's ' report showed the
‘inset/it gf milk produced was “H
185,941I .-. tho gross value of which
was $49 o9o.sf_v, not mine to nations
89 . .
s 1.1as-f - .-' '
The number i patrons was M229-
Prdddent Bclrnp in his addlvtirss
ref  , f _iformity of 0
mlm iTEwm-milcii n\0f°
satisfactory; than the old order of
that cheese arrives in the markets
a
wk' dis ussion of some lenlilh I°“°W'
q ard to losses hy transP0\'if
1
ed in~ ret! d i b Inspect/or
“lon participate n y M
broad heaped, vermin eaten, and
PIIRT ARTHUR TIT
 ‘GET .EIINIAAISSIIIN
Special to"i‘he Guardian.
PAORT ARTHUR, Feb. 22--The
Mayor and Aldermen are going to
Toronto this week to ask the Legis-
lature to give Port Arthur :power to
govern itself by commission.
_If granted a plebsclte will in: tnk-
en; ' » '
RRIIIIKIIN 'MAN  
, KIIIS RRIITHER-ANI]
TWII IITHER MEN
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NEW YORK, Feb. 21-John C. Gur-
vun, s. bookkeeper, shot dead his bro-
ther Harry, a lawyer, and his tntlzer-
in-law, Martin W. Hynes, after an
altercation with the latter in a
Brooklyn saloon tonight. When lock-
poliee he had to do it ill order to
get the other man. '
BURNED TO DEATH WHILE
MOTHER WA'S_ AT THEATRE.
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PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb. 21-While
Mrs George Nydes was at the thea-
tre today, her home caught fire arid
nn eight-months-old baby was burn-
ed yto death,, while one twenty
months old was so badly, burned that
.it is dying. George Nydes, Sr.,the
father, is an invalid and he was over-
conie by smoke in trying to rescue,
the children. The infant had been
left in a go-cart, close to' a lighted
gas grate, which ignited the blank-
cts that covered the child.
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to the necessity of making proper
representations for cold storage cars
and equipment.
Committees were alppointed as fol-
lows;-
Resolutions-A. E. Dewar, W.
Simpson, L_ Mplionald, D. McDon-
ql .
gubltcation-TheI President, Vice-
Presidcntv and Secretary. "
In. the afternoon at two thirty t-he
second meeting ‘was held at which
Inspector Morrow submitted his re-
port. He said the factories were in
a good condition and reported that
he had visited most of them five
times during the season. I-Ilis report
was adopted. _
A resolution was passed being in
effect that, sinrce several factories
had lost considerable by n, receinit.
business failure, it is advisable that
the le-g-islatuw be requested to make
ii change in the present Insolvency
Act so as to place farmers .and tae
torigg on an equal basis in TBSDBCIZ
to the marlner and order of payiment
of insolvefnts' debts.
The Secretary was authorized to
assess Uhe several facto‘ries in a. siftn
niet to exceed $600 to aid in carry-
-ing on the work of the Da-iry Asso-
ciation.
The meetings- then adjourned to
meet at seven thirty.
. 'At the evening session Prexnlc
mickey, Commissioner _of Publi
socfntlon. After this the unfinishe
business left over from the day se
Morrow. Mr McNeill. OMHPY.  sion was concluded and the mcctin
Hunter, Alberton, Mr. MCDUMT
mentioned urg
. cloud.
M. Mitchell, Domiiii
2:18:-tiis§n(l|d`t'Tve land others. 'l"Ilc NSN:
cd upon the members
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m Movement," ou.,l,.,Cwhi¢l.lSome Bills Introduced and the Chanc
Special to The Guardian.
MONTREAL' Feb. 22-The Catholic
clergy, or'at least two of them, have
thrown themselves into the fight a-
gainst the Laurier naval program.
At Ste .Anne and Ste Ursula the
cures announced that they had
blank petitions against the naval
hill and asking for s. reference of the
V Monday, February 22.
o'clock.
Mr/ LAIRD presented a petition
from James Sinclair, Moderator, and
nod of the_Maritime Provinces, pray-
ing for an act to incorporate the
m’T`TiteeyT Tl(i)~g?¢lie Eiffggleéarishiollgrs to Board of Trustees of the Presbyteri-
sign them' ' Ian Church in Canada, eastern sec-
cllnsl urrnsl f PROCEEDINGS IN
K llvll Piulnlll   rnpwyppolsiiirun
If 'S Tested May Ye* 5°- _ ery Bill Considered in Committee oi the
me Semus' Whole- A Quiet Day.
The Speaker took the chan. at 3 ments relating to the Court of (‘han-
'Phcmns Sedsewick. Clerk of the Sy- The various clauses of the hill
of time since the laws and amend-
cery had been codified. Mucll time
and pains had been taken, he said,
by the judges and members of the
bar in preparing this bill.
which is .a very long one, of 39 type-
written pages, _were rapidly passed
through committee with but little
discussion which wo ii
THE SITIIATIIJN
El IN RT. BRITAIN
p1-1 I Ill'
' Iiedmond’s Revolt Likelv to
Produce a Crisis-A Still
Born House. '
3000131 _f.0_ The Guardian.
I.()NDUl\, Feb. 22-The political
atmospllere continued heavy whim
Parliament reassemdlcd today, but
a ray of hope uldiicared with the an-
llollncenient, that the Nationalism at
a mieetlng early in the day li-gd de.
cided not to move an amendment to
the address. ` '
This decision lvl accepted gmeral-
ly to nienn that although ltedinnnd
had rendered judgnlcnt against the
ll/lr Lavoie announced that Canada
would pay fifteen millions to build
ships and three million a your ,after-
ward to keep them and asked the
_ people if they were going to stand
for that.
A large' number signed the peti-
tion.
There is great indignation herc as
it is feared these are not the only
cases, but that it is port of provin-
cial move. `
A SMASH-IIP IIN »
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Special to The Guardian.
,l AMHERST, Feb. 22~A serious
‘wreck occurred on the Intercolonial
Railway at Aulac _ Sta-
tion due to a rear-end collision be-
tween Su1livan's freight special and a
shunter.
The engine of Sullivan’s special
dashed into the van of the shunter,
completely demolishing it, also sev-
eral coal. hoppers and 'two cars.
'l‘h'e van took fire from the spcrlal’s
engine and it was with difficulty the
train crews and section men pre-
vented further destruction.
Thos Kay,~ firemen, jumped -from
the engine and was seriously injured,
but he will recover. .
Traffic, was delayed several hours in
both directions.
from_ Alfred E. Dewar and others, stage before the bill is finally pans.
to incorporate the Central Christian bill ht 5 30
Church at Charlottetown, and ' t -3 HQN ` ' .
duced a. bill for that purpose. m to mittee' L;§'bIll!TEi?nI;Et{TleAr;}m’lEl-trihei com’
Dr- WARBURTON Pfeiiciitcil a neu- ported that thrcc cendei-0 -hfis' re'
“Un ff°m Arthur James Davis. Joel- received, and rcccmincndefi thatbiiig
_ glilnmiredegckn Ffraser and John C. tender of Mitchell Brothers he ac-
porate' Ithey Islatilld “GENE tgtgxrtfrn eegltdfd M
6 . _
Company, Limited, and introducedga mittee onRbiTiIcTIr?gHE:hi tigiwngiie wmi
bm founded th°f°°“- on the fees chargeable on a lxsurnlll;
reading of the bill to amend and ¢dmm_itfm_ _Report ad0.pted_
' _ _ c ~
ReaT"9IId COTIISIOII wreck a Cmnt of Ch“"°e"Y‘ The H011” iii House that the members were iniliht
C019-Ulitttc. M12 Miiwiliiiimil ill the ad to attend the annual meeting of
Van and Severa| C0a| Ehair, considered the bill. _Mr. Has- the Provincial Dairying Association,
E EH()ppers‘ °_°`mf n°“eE5U`Y °Wi“§i A10 the ltilgf-I1 o'clock tomorrow.
purpose. _ 0 _
Hon. Mr. HUGHES presented a pe- wasnebosuglifsddggt :tTiaNMt.heEH[athlEqS0n
titlon from the heirs and devisees of .'b`e a statement and pe..hn 8 e S ogld
the estate of the late Joseph Breck- gf tim moneys on de;)0B§)t :Q :audit
e“» PWYIUE for all BCI' C0 Gnhblii the control of the Court of f‘>hancerm er
trustees under said will to sell and no one seems to know what UIQ :T
convey lend in Prince Edward Is- mount now ii-;_
hind. and introduced n hill lor that 'rl-in Pnszvlil-in tlinnclit thc -nic
purpose. . U . _ _‘ `
:vm Paniuan presented a pctitlon 5531.? A .D2 _,‘;f_‘f,‘§f,;,, "'2§r“;f 
praying for an act to amend an actied. Progress was reported on thc
THE PREMIER moved the second of hills that had lboen ibefov-,, the
onsolidate the acts relating to the THE Pl-tlnMIER informed ¢
ard GXPIBAMG that this bill had be At 5.30 the House adjourned to 3
EXHIRITIIIN III
I EAST SKATI
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PHIIAIIEIPHINS 
NR I GENERAL STRIKE
In order that another opportunity
might be given to those who have
_
tion. He introduced a bill for that ed to thellawyers ofsthv; I)-TEJ)Ils;mnml`
Gcvcrnni->iu hc and his followers had
decided to flcier the execution of tho
sentence and not tllrow out the Capt.
inet over the budget, while abstain-
ing' from supportillg the financial
measure as they abstained lin the
last Parliament. ' _
Home Rule for Ireland is the stake
for which thc Nationalists are play-
iiili and they_realize it would cease
to be a live issue immediately upon
*T10 l`€Hi2I_mtion or defeat of thi- Gov-
irnment. ,
Commenting on the unexpected col.
lapse of the ‘deli-ate at the co-nelllsion
if Re-dmond's speech, the morning
papers predict than thc new Parlia-
ment will be so short-lived as to bn
practically still born.
ERII] WEATHER
I IN MANITIIRA
‘Special to The Guardian.
WINNLPEG, Feb. 22-The thel-motm
eter tools another d-ip today touching.
thirty-eight below.
This is the lowest reached in what
is the severest and most! prolonged
cold snap of the winter.
wlllliss I uni in 
not seen Fred Logan, P. Bnuche
G. Thompson in fast skating it
been decided that s spec al sk
after which Freddy Logan \\ll1
deavor to clip something off thc
skaters each one of the two to sk
an exhibition of jumping und will
will be put on in the Arena 1.0--nig
_Alf iiliillisurnllll ruuil _
,_ _ I ST. JM-IN, Feb. 21-Mystery sur-
ed up’ Garvafx expre“"d ;"'°p remofselrounds the departure from the city
for killing his brother, _»-.lt told the of Milford Farris’ 8 carpenter em_
lo ed b A D Saunder and n
D Y Y - - 5
'resident in Sheriff street :Oli Tuesday
last Farris went to Short’sd livery -- i
stable and hired a horse an pung, S _ G t d I
saying that he wanted to drive to GeIolT'egetE)|TJvIriLl1;:sterrl)aEly:` mox?rT)i?1nga' witli
B°“°i“1" W. "mg his f‘“““y' Wm’ Mr Justice Fitzgerald presiding.
had been 'visiting there for a couple His Lomsmp was presented with a
of weeks to town. He said that _he pair of white gloves by Sharm Mac_
-would be back on Wednesday night donnld were being no cases of B
or at ge very latiesg Ehuiladay gflter- mmmél nature
noon. e was as e y r ort ‘
if he intended] t<:1c‘ross thteirfvexi; and Jig? following composed the Grand
replied that e l not t nk t e ice ' ‘
we     he 
“'°“‘“ 5° by the '°“"' H° ‘md b°°“ Daniel Nicholsoii J Leslie Poole'
working with Mr Saunders, building George E Ross 'smfuel Mi Mcmod’
B' ‘muse on Rockland wad' and had William Easton’ Edwin McFarlane'
. .
Eggidhdowiildogetfggnaor?aTIiursi'lal:;Elg Nathaniel McLaren’ C' B' Gneni
On the day that Farris left town I{:'::]esv;,`iil:`;i;';1?dI?nalg;)o`{;)h'2;B5%b M15;
M” F“"i“' Wm' he' °"“d’°“' "°' McNc`i11 -simon °cnntcll<i' Gcor e J'
turned home and did not know un- Beck ,fhomas E Mbrnse' Gem? B 
til she reached here that her bus- Hum; Jose h MCR” Myglcolmg A
hand had left with a team to hi-ing Mc-Phée Bengamm Ck; nd N _I M ~
them home. gn Vlgedngsdaylrl thieidsnu\y Kay ’ W 8 9 C'
storm starte an w en c no '
Ashow up that day Mr Short was not awmfqonhiscotg' ‘student i°I'°:‘w'
nxiou as he thought the delay had pp r S na exam lm °“
°f Nearl One Hundred Thous-
has -y
“$2 sand Men Will Quit Work
221 At Once.
isting records for the 220 yards and _ _
the quarter mile events. llouche will ¢
race one mile against any tivo local
&(&
a half mile while 'l‘homp=ion w-ll give SP0°i9-1 I-0 The GUM`d`iii"-
do PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2’2-PI`8Sl-
. _ a half ‘mile backwards nlyalusi. time. den? M'UfPhY Of the (mnlifal H8010?
I The medals won last night will also Uliifm has Called il 20ii€i‘81 @I€Ci2i0n
be presented.
in Philadelphia in sympathy with
the striking railway employes.
Between, 5,000 and 100,000 men will
respond.
ISIIITIIEN IIEATH IIE c
RIISTIIN IIIIEIIUNARE
 ns. cu. Pisslm;ii`s
sr. JoHN, rch. 21.-rhst-.tile
Eastern Steamship Company is fully
abreast of the times is shown byndtli
willingness to adopt. every 
device, which will improve thesau-
vice or add to the comfort ol itsvpiiy
trons. This company was one ofdtiis
first to adopt. the énurblne -engrnostop
large stemmors wi the result! tlmt
the St. John passengers were among
the first to have the advalntaues
which accompany' the use of these
smooth-running speed makers. 
The ci,mpany’s latest move 'ih'hi|/`v-
ing the wireless telegraph apparaltua
installed on the Calvin Austin is one
that is already showing its usofjrl-
ncss to those who uravel 'li the lilg
Dani-IAM, Mass., rch. zi-shnihelf
D. Warren, of Boston, a millionaire;
.paper manufacturer, formerly noted;
as an attorney and also as a polo-
player, died suddenly of apoplexy at'
his summer home “Karlstein." hefeii
today, aged 58 years. Mr Warren was-
horn in Boston and after attending
,the Boston Latin school, graduated
‘from Harvard in 1875 and from the
law school in 1877. He received the
degree of A. M. in 1878. He was nd-
mitted to the Suffolk eounty bar in
1879 and to practice in the United
States circuit court in the same year.
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tiff for $3,300. W. E. Bentley for
pplaiutlif.
Imperial Cream Separator Com-
pany vs Warfield A. Ca.mpbell.- Judg-
ment for plaintiff. N. A. Campbell for
the plaintiff.
Archibald J. Macdonald and an-
steaimer. A first class opiniitor is-in
charge and every possible despatch Ye
given to messages. As the busy scsi-
son approaches this new feature will
be more and more appreciated by `
passengers who wish to keep- im holégld
with the outside world -evern for _e
few hours occupied in the trip -hé-
tween Boston and St John. F‘,o11‘n-
erly this isolation was one of the
drawbacks to travel by water, lift it
is now dispclled as the powerful ap-
paratus instnlled will be ln constant
comlnunicatimi with- the_shoc'e. Pas-
sengers <-:.n iw advised of important
i`U\i;:inv_-¢»~- fri' l.lll\lI;. fi0WS BB S0011 8B'll
they w-~rl- on land; messages can be
sent v.. .-..rr<»f-I lapses of memory
which of-cur in the hurry of depar-
ture, and cilpclltant friends can be
notified of the time of the passen-
gers’ arrival.
In addition to its usefulness the
wireless apparatus is always an ob-
ject of great interest to passengers.
Ever since the heroic work of Jock
a S' through AEnea.s A Macdonald. The
:g°'Le;':’;;_se;i0 bg’;attl:!1Fu\;t'(f,f:1hn1(;h“:f\;1‘m: gder for the examination was grant-
fr ‘ t ar
l\¢a1;(T'!rllelimT:lliad, t?lT;ey_ gag hdlgdhgixgshirg 035° alzpligatifiu itéifdliredelrick R,
of the man, he placed the matter in A ‘2;t° e att? e _° t ° bu as
the hands of the police. who are now nd i’ir"'a"“ ' “W d“'“ °"T'-'Ted '
working on the casa an app ca on grante . Mr Conroy
A Telegraph reporter last night ;'_$e;v;°";hi"B°Br an At.t°r“°Y md
102 Sheriff street brother-in-law ol The applications of Chest" Pet"
are at present with M___s,C1M_k_ Mrs be admitted as students-at-law were I
' Th ll 1'.
Clark discussed.the affair and said Mn iozpg zgnigmftiigza C13' §1';:?;,';
tha no word what v d _
cewted from Fa"1s_°I_;;I;2l“T;:: T); sale was granted and an order absol-
ueve he hu ,Mt his death ugihlnxgg. AEneas A. Macdonald for
r lfiarrin -at some n ‘ `
Wy; would! they 531;; ‘g,‘;';§ 3'; International Harvester Co., vs
river, and-as the ice was not thick) Henry .A’ Y°““g' on m°"°“ of
he may hh” zone through and been AEneas A. Macdonald the judgment
d wh d_ .rm ,mon I d b concerned in this case was ordered to '
'° ° ~°° °°"'°° Yb- lied tlllc
relatives in thlt Farris had reached °w'_"‘:_d Afaogmaéell’ Glu ow v _
the Bellefslc llfely and found his_Mich“1 Trainor Action I 3 ah!
started .immediately for home or else gm” W" 31"" T" th* P13111
have written A letter to his wife. '_ 'Wa' ____ _ _
H‘c‘is a man of rather heavy build,  AdV¢|1N5Q|nQ|\t§
the missing man' 'rhc Farris innlly M°°‘“`t'“Y °“d H“'°“’ L~ P°I'“°1' *D °
Farris could not be seen hut Mr °“'d°’°° “ml g’““”°"- _ D
wife and family gone he would have Jud ` ' °" ° fi- N
COURT OF CHANCE-RY.
other vs Alexander Yoston, an absent Binng in saving the Republic has
debtor. Judgment for plaintiff for he notice of the ublic
$655.94. J. D. Stewart for plaintiff.
brought to t p
the romantic interest and thrilling
possibilities of the wireless it has
In the Court of Chancery before the Assumed R prominent place among
or partition and ,sale .ie izrontc
. Stewart for the complainant.
Vice Chancellor the case of hlin-gnret|those things which help to make _a
CBGWY V5 Johanna CBSSMY and-trip interesting. The company is to
‘ 0 e a _ others, a su or petition and sale of be congratulated on its enterprise in
“ned at tm home of Thomas Clark lands on L<R`N53 was heard. In this putting this service at the use ofthe
asc it was ordered that the order
‘ d. J;
patrons of the line, and in addiugitg
phe'u1\ripment of the Austin the miost
important of modern discoveries.
Minard's Liniment Uures Distempcr. Minnrd‘s liniment cures- gnrget in cowl
I
eyes
U
tween us lies;
or woe;
p through the darkness that be-
ot 'gainst tomorrow's terror, toll,
and is about forty-tlve years of nge. t N
'Ph h ia l ble b h (T00 inte for Clnlliil do 5
shove nero. _ Gt doo. St il-:Sorel
blfckoifxntn A un i ay' hams " " °‘ °‘_._:
r i e flung s an as , _ -'°°' -`-~_--'-="“-_-' "_ f _
Hanna' .John A_ ?¢hi”on, Leader lined with corduroy md contmgrnes ‘W/;Alf;’!I‘kEDi,nP0litt;;;r»b¥ 9!ll|7:l\2\'_|\0Id Not for tomorrow s icy or glad sur
of the Opposition, on J. H. Cum- tW° I’l“°k |'°b°9 *md If SP0! . ` 3 Y M "°"`°
prise-
Just for tonight.
°“° storg._ .5pply_thic_o_lllce 2-zadelpa _
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s- with isht mow fries- ° ' PP! ° 'iii' Ind strength :cr the ccnnlct .tm :hall
g» The length of today will be ton §.¢'l_’°E;,____________._ 3'4"!-___ come from thee,
hours and forty-five minutes. Ir( FIRST of March, a Hri for Iall thy grace shall prove, thy com-
_The temperature at three o’clock general housework, one from fore known;
Mmndv. “mme” °m_"\K“‘°t in cows. this morning was seventeen dung the' country preferred. Apply stint _ Oh, ‘let me foal this deep security-
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Just for to night
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' HIS PRESENT "HELP
ot for to-morrow, Lord, I lift mine ' . . .
Peace-'tis the gift thou |ivelt--
pence and‘rc»t;
Come, bid imc droop my head upon
thy breast I t _
Speak to me, Master, murmelf loft
and low, `
Flood all my soul with thy commu-
nion blast-
' Just for to-night.
O O O
Nay, “Il';ln:l1;>t shun to~rnl_nrr9w'g.._'g1¢
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Yet I grow weary dn the way I go;
Put underneath the av¢x~l¥ktin'¢'u-mg
_ Just for to-night.. _
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