_ *A
I _ "'r _I ’af`ITdll~`uaws
__ _  _.ge-_-r-rs -I
24, 1 ~  BEST- 0|' ALL"
Traverse 'Pier to 'Hollis
I Firm at over $750
| \
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, Ont., April 23| - The T
tendorslor the Car Ferry Terminals cu
3
ut Cape Traverse, P. E. Island, and 0
Gere Tormentine, N. B., have been th
let, and the work is to begin immedi- o
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   _ A_CD_T_§RI l:ATArr;Rr.rf 
 Th      _ The House of Assembly resumed  I      A Sufffaggtfes.
 - - _ yesgrduy forenoon-Hon. Speaker ' _
Gangs Go on Joh" W’ ” “ ""° °"“" _ Briss of Shame
.___--_-é_.?...
NEW BILLS.
tely with ia`r e t h ~ < tio I th li
WATEII HISINIS III. _S
IAKT IIIITAIIIII
*__
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, April 23.-The waters
of Lako Ontario are rising so rapidly
that Hanland’s Island is in llaneer
of being flooded. Freight boats are
likely to be hampered in landing
freight at Toronto harbor. The levels
in the upper lakes are higher this
spring than for many years.
__i___._i_..
MAYOR 0F BOSTON
DISCUSSES DANCING
BOSTON, April 21-“Society dun-
ccs eclipse in boldness aliythillg nt-
tclnptell ‘in public halls, and arc
mninly responsible for the abuse de-
veloped in dance halls," said Mayor
John F. Fitzgerald today. The may-
or's statement was made in connec-
tion with an announcement that l'n~
less dance hall conditions ln Boston
are improved he would close up "tile
most offensive places," and might be
compelled to adopt s uniform hour
for closing--either midnight or rue
o'clock, for all other hall rooms in
the city. »
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culsslrlcllrloll
_--_ _
One cent per word each insertion in
this column. Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents. _
WANTED AT ONCE MAN FOR
farm. Good wages. Apply F. S.Ha1l
*care of A. Gates & Co; _li-24M6i.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN T0 WORK
on farm by the month of year. D.
H. Murchison, York Point. '
4-z4lLl§l_;§.
COMMODORE LEDYARD WILL BE
.st Frank Hughes', Grafton Street,
Friday and Saturday, May 2nd and
_ 3l‘d.__ 4-Z4M5Ipd.
FOR SALE-GOOD INVERNESB
lump coal quick burning and free
irom`soot, just arrived from the
mines at Geo. E. F__uil's coal yard.
4-18Ml0i.
KINIDLING WOOD-WE HAVE FOR
sale 75 cords dry soft wood, in 8,
4, or 1 foot lengths, also kindling
ready for use. A. Pickard & Co.
Phone 240 4 Z4MtI.
FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE
No. 196 Richmond St., at present
occupied by Mr. Walter S. Grant.
Possession given lst December
next. Apply to McLeod & Bentley.
__ _______ ____________________4;2__4Mtf.
FOR SALE-20 SHARES IN THE
Charlottetown Fire Insurance Com.-
pany. For particulars apply to
McLean & McKinnon, Solicitors,
Royal Bank Building, Charlotte-
_ town._ 4-24M6i.
FOXES FOR SALE.-I HAVE SOLD
the 5 pairs options advertised on
Friday and now place on the mar-
ret 7 pairs 1913 options, all Dal-
ton, Tuplin, Raynor stock guaran-
teed. Phone or write D. A. Wed-
lock, Charlottetown. _ 4-22§l§2l-
Pnni.`i7M`1N"a_`nv _-NoFfIos.- 'rl-is
dwelling house ,and
ture etcfof the late
Street will oilered
sas auction on
foxes to
oiler or early
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(Canadian Press)
ST. STBAPGIIQN, N. B., April kli-
'I‘lils community is saddened today by
the announcement of the death of
Rev. Thomas Lavoic, |'\.=stor of the
hurch oi' the Holy iiosary.
Father Lavoie had been in failing
health for some time but never com-
l
ained and but few knew of his ill-
ss. Last week he went to Boston
e
and entered Carney Hospital for
treatment and his people here soon
nrned that he was suilering from
Cli.I1Of}I`.
An operation was decided on and
this he submitted to on Monday in
hopes that his lifc might be prolonged
for a time though it was known that
severance of the bond of life could
not long be avoided.
Father Lnvoie passed through the
eration, nicely and all promised
p
well until Tuesday afternoon when
pneurnouin li.--._ nlllliting ia-
tully this afternoon at three o’clock.
-i___@.,._._.
III-ITAHI HAS '
  -SAPITIIIATEH
____
(Canadinn Press)
CETTINGE A ril 23-The onten-
, D M
egrins have captured Scutari.The first
tidings of the fail was received nt
o’clock this morning in a telegram
from the Urown Prince to the King
The populace was immediately ap-
prised of the news by the firing of
artillery and ringing of church bells.
King Nicholas addressed the people
from a balcony in view of the crowds
which embraced representatives of all
asses.
The Turks, before capitulating, had
nearly exhausted all their ammuni-
on.
By the term of surrender the Turks
arched out of town with honors of
war, hearing small arms and retain-
g also their light guns.
(Canadian Press) `
C-ONSTANTINOPLE, April 23-
The armistice between the Turks and
Bulgarian which ex ired this morn-
9. D
z has been extenfled to noon on
ay 5th.
\
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NOIIA SCOTIA _ I
IIIINER KILLED
.».. » ._ 
NEW WATERFORD, C. B., April 22
_-A young man, Alex. T. Graham, a
native of Inverness county, met sud-
den death in No. 15 colllery. _
The unfortunate young msn, while
about his duties as coal cutter, was
struck by a fall of snow from the
roof directly overhead. His helper,
with the assistance of soma others
whom he called to his aid, succeeded
removing the mass of stone after
great deal of difficulty and extrica-
ted the victim from beneath. _
Unconscious when they found him,
r. Graham never regained conscious-
ness and died in a few minutes.Prac-
tically every bone il; his body was
oken. A jury was empannelled` in
e evening bringing in a. verdict of
accidental death.
TOURING THE
INDUSTRIAL CLASSES
2;,-A ~ cable
King? and
another tcur
classes 'of their
ago Their
Wales
will '
are
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, April 23.-Sir Richard
Scott, Secretary of Stain is dead.
The late Senator Scott was born at
Prescott, Olltario, on February 24,
1825, and was called to the Bar in
1343. receiving the nppointlnent of Q.
O. in 1807. Ile practised law in
Ottawa, and was elected Mayor of
that city in 1852. He became a
member oi the MacKenzie Administra-
tion in November, 1873, and in Jan-
uary, ]874 wus appointed Secretary
of State and Registrar-General of
flnnudu. I-le was called to the Sen-
ate in 1375, for Ottawa, and was ap-
pointed Leader of the Senate in 1902.
He was the author of the Canadian
Temperance Act, of 1875, commonly
known ns, “The Scott Act," which is
still in force ill some oi the Provin-
ccu._ Ile was ll Catholic and rl Libe-
iԤl. .
THE IIIISHTSS.
IIAPITAIIINS
__§Cnnadian Press) _
. LONDO , April 23,-~All ofiicial bul-
letin this a_iternoon_ says theoondi-
tion of the Duchess of Conlis.-il{‘lr. is
improved and that she had fl com-
fortable day.
JUST PLAIN IIAULIY .
III PT TITITSS PIA IHS
True to promise thc presentation of
Just Plain Molly hy Perry's Peerless
Players at the Opera House last
evening was one af the best in the
com»pany"s repertoire and was a
splendid success. It is regrettable
that the company’s engagement was
so short here ss the plays staged by
them this time were three of the nic-
est seen here for a. long time and
were thoroughly appreciated.
The ladies of the company headed
by the delightful Miss Corrine were
talented, graceful alld always super-
bly gowned, while the stage settings
left nothing to he desired and offered
splendid entertainment at popular
prices. ~
Throughout "Just Plain Molly"
was n jolly view of humor so delight-
ful that one could not help but
laugh and enjoy the diflerent situa-
tions that from time to time presen-
_ted themselves.
The noble qualities of J. BernardI
Hurl as Robert Temple, an artist,
were cleverly brought out by the as-
sociates of the studio. The child,
Molly of the Baement, who enters
into the play. pleading for her adopt-
ed father- Roger de Caverly, Dan
Malloy, who his ` stolen the artist‘s
money, was always the leading fig-
ure and greeted with applause.
All through the interest never lagg-
ed and the four acts were cleverly
and enjoyably given closing with Mol-
ly’s reunion with her sweetheart.
The company can feel assured of a
very hearty reception when they ar-
range for another visit to the Garden
Province. \
They leave this morning for Sum-
merside where they will fill a short
engagement. _
l>lllll»'iiE
  3|=lliES RAGE
 ,' _~ ;
' uoosailiiv. Anil 22- Prairie
Brea inthe lolith continue to ra¢°
sereeiy, fanned by hlzh. ¢l\Bl=s°°bl°
winds, " Tha. flames are carried hr
1 _ k h n o e rm of Messrs. McGregor (Special to The Guardian cu at 12»35-
lle Halifai Ifredgguiiigs (To. enhavl; ass- :£5 h\(j)II¢ll~t¢<f ;;lI?,1rn;5:31[I;~ S3331 their; & McMillan, Ltd, O T T A W A, A p r il ) 28.- The resolution was carried by 108
|-nd the cont,-a'ct gm-_couuu-uc¢_i0ul and i _ HON. MH. DALTON introduced a Mr. Emmerson spoke till 8.15 to .'73.
n nn, rglnnq ,ide at night h,,,,d,edI with' this work uegummg at once bill entitled "An Acc Relating en o'e1nek. Mr. E. B. lvlnednnsiu follow- As Jacques Bufeful YO” he Heidi
mmand dglim-5 and Mc;/(1,, and p0I thing cemmu 1 u - It ' Foxes and other Furbenring Animals ed saying that he would rejoice to see "This is B VOI-6 llsfliust B\\i’Pl“€BBl0l\
1 Tomnto are undertaking tu do tue, prince' Edward Iiumdno b"g` for Kept in Oaptivity.” the Senate amend the rules so as to of freedom." _
_____________________________________ _ ' insist on n, montb’s notice if nny The vote was a straight party one,
"""""'""‘"“'""""""""""'"""‘""~`-`~'~'-'-'-'~'-"-‘~'-'-‘~‘-'~'-‘-‘~'-'=-V‘“'=--‘---‘-'------= LADY W001) ESTATE, government leglslnfl.-,n nent up from Girard votlngfwnn the government
' the Commons 'lhe Cox-.ic .atives as did such of the Nationnlists as
TSTTPHIN PIIITST HIIN STNATUH SIIIITT  no »»     » "
g When the result was announced the
Lady Wood iustate Bill. Bir Edmund lislcr spoke briefly sav- Conservatives cheered and the Lib-
MR Rjcgnhpg Bald he had pre ing that the liouse should vet itsierals shouted ‘shame
sented n petition against this bill on IJUSIHCSH tl1I°0ugh lu two n nihl and The government to morrow will go
. _ . .-
     lwhuli of the trustees who considered that the country \\'i|.lvl nil.-.ini clo- on with the Highways, Bill and Sup-
it deprived them of the right of ac- Sure-‘ Dr. Michael -‘larkc iollovrid. ply.
ad a right to know
what he would suggest in its place.
Many of those who had purchased
THE PREMIER said that was the
object of the bill and if the Leader of
the Opposition could suggest another
_way of protecting these people let
now ¢o|'mt¢|| in thousands of dollars. out consulting the Attorney General;
. _'nn may miles erenne He nnveaxlne the speaker me me Mona survrhaomrrms
 Ihhegnnhtlaiened and the problem ti; chair. - SENTENUIIID T0 -TAIL
‘ be live et an I _ -- y . H
{‘,‘,‘;°‘:,,‘,}f $1: f,.§,"_ ~ fi’ snowy ssloosn mamma mauonmsraa, api-li ae.-rn een-
Bvflllll the Pilmllinz plant formerly L _ » ~ . tenoln _two .lnilltant snilragettes,
neu tp guuujy Nqqgejayr lstbreaten- 'rho following bills were read s se- Mrs. lgarster and Mies Manesta, at
en; ""’l‘\le are lament rushed from _cond tlh-v_lI\_ <=°ml1\ll’-*»°°_ md ¥’HD°.l'*-Gil 1'-he Manchester, _aasi_s?_to-day Justice
_here fbutm gh. _ -within a f'ew_ 'for third reading. f .~ ~ _Sir John   as said-.. _
, ot ,un bm uugifne _¢s_,nks _ with; _fn act l\l'°Vl<llI1K for the removal “I would you round ta
‘ " ' " ` ¢sai_Iing_ ,lftIls.law
niggggan-nhllt!fll'i#l'<l ffl' the allot! . . ~ __ .- ”»
 'd_._ ~sisae..'i.` _ 'Elf   "  _ I  (°°°“_°“I "1"" ‘A '
u _
_   _       IA0TE0Niiii£SURE ""lllll_ 
    Awsnnsp (_ llalslllullll- IN THEASQMMUNS Allllsemis
   ’ '  - I  Near|nlrAn ‘En'd.I.aIrge Batch’   ‘ I "__
x fllfli -"ll $§|_00,00°”Torment|lle To Toronto I of ThI_"I_ETIdI"gS If ;3l_l".'I9I‘l I’°"I5I V°l¢ T03 I0 73 l_l¢3llIl Afll°llll¢°ll_wI" Do Away with F°r°IhI°
HON. MR. ll/IcKINNON presented a ‘
petition for a bill for the incorpora-
On thc motion of the Premier, the would llve to see closure Lrforred were resent.
tion against the present occupiers of DF- Clarke finished at 12.15 o'c1ock The I-louse adjourned at 12.50. The
the land, the only remedy they would Bild ill* <liVlSi0I1 t00k Place. Conservatives cheered loudly and
now have being against the Govern- The first division was on Mr. Ha- there was counter-cheering froln the
ment. They thought it dealt very zen’s motion that the question be Liberals.
harshly with the trustees. DOW Dllli- There were cheers for the lcaders
'rss PREMIER wanted te knew it was carried by 108 to 18. from the two vertios. while Dr. Nwlvl
the mud l tn 1. <1 Th v t f
A l n 0 5 ga er of the e o e on the resolution was kept up a continual shouting oi
Opposition, not what the attitude of then called and the division was tak- "Cowardsl Cowards!"
some other people was. _g___________________________________________ __________ _ ___ 
MB. RICHARDS: I take the posi- """"""""""` """""""'"""'"""""""""""""'"""""'°""
tion of opposing the bill. .
THE PREMIER said in that case .
the Government h
I
their land from the Government and
had enjoyed possession for 40 years I I
were now being harassedby the sher- _ »
iii for twenty years’ rent. Did the
Leader of the Opposition want to ~ _
see them pursued and ruined? The BRANDéganX;1);I;{1 Pgzféja Mg map ET (§D€01_;1l t0 The Guardian)
sole object ol the hill was to prevent -I-ge me is réported raging near here A H' . Og ‘  dB" April 2?__D"G'
these men being tortured by legal The extent of damage is unknown au dit "Lf F; not? eilufiitiona 'st and
process and at the same time reserve yeh §am_§'trin?e If “Cin wnul. _ievlew 0: we
all the just claims the trustees may _i_ _ mv "ce" ‘IMI Budde" y this
have against the Government evemng
MR. RICHARDS: I certainly should _
like to have the occupants protected.
l l l
‘ ’ MH W S PIIUIE
. I
him do so. I-Ie proceeded to review _ ~  
the history of the case and also the -
petition that had been lodged against 1"
nie nnl snowing tant it was lun el (C“““‘“““ Pf°“_l T
_ina.ccurm‘.les, especially that part ,mP1T§SBURG'm Aprilia €35B“X°"‘_‘ _
“’h°’° it °I“i"‘9d- :-I'h‘l"~ tl” 9~9u°“' ebl:'Ill"teI&T$rInnsul?lle result s vs: In Aibbmny ammuimed yesterday me
against the occlxpiers was taken at explosion in the Cincinnati minegof eal Wogk ldlace In Charlottetown
the instance of the Court of Chan- M h l_ Ri C _ d C ke sary e nes ay morning of Mr. Wil-
ccry_ There was no ground for Buch conontga ixewlat git 2o_a au __o_ llam S. Poole, one of the best known
u Btutemeuh He also cuuueugeu 8 thu. at _E1 Onv 0. ed mit!-S_  citizens _of this clty_and Province,his
statement oi the petitioners ascrib. hs gl Y~ t m§n___*_*9°“l§  0 _ _ W0I`k bflnglng him lil wlltact with
ing improper motives to the Legisla- W ° ad en ere e mme “B m°“:1 an classes- M13 Poole W“_B 0I§€
ture under Premier Haszard in pass- Ing* S°m" °I the me" Who, escape 'JT me Veteran railway me" ln this
ing legislation regarding the recovery B" *MAY l>“"1°d H“<_l the mm? is 0° prvvmce. having entered the mechan-
of rents; such a statement was so me' Resale w°_"k ‘B proceedlng ““' 'Wal deplntment 1” MW 1375. BB
very objectionable and improper that der dlmcultl’ OWIUB A20 the fire Blul fitter. On October 31st, 1897,he rose
that in itself wus sumcieut to Wm, deadly fumes. to the position of locomotive fore-
rant the House in refusing to consid- _ __ m”~“_““‘l 011 August 19'? 1901. WHS
er the petition. I-Ie had given no “I’p°mted _ Me°h3“T°“I Sill-‘°"lllte“'
support to the measure in uueutiom dent. This position he held until
and, although he was not called upon _ , May lst" 19121 "he" he retired un'
to defend the actions of Mr. Has- ' I _ der the Provident Fund Act' Mr' l _
znrd’s Government, yet he had the P°°1e was “ native °f England' b°‘ Pius X. had conferred his lliwltli f'
right to _protect the House against ing born at Burslem, Northern Sinf-
accusations of that kind being levell- Imrdshite' 0° July zoth- 1844- H9
ed against it in s. petition as it was _,5l}0lll1 l1_lB HCh00l~diJyB in Handley, in
an infringement on the rules of the _ his native county and then served his
H6uBe_ apprenticeship ln the Earl oi Gran-
H0N_ MR_ STEWART said there (Special to' The Guard_m__ villes machine shop. After serving
was evidently a question in dispute ST_ JOHN N_ B__ AP,-lj g3___'ph¢ 1°" a time' as mast" W°"kma“~ he
between the trustees of Lady Wood Mount Amsm; Committee in touuyfu Went I-0 NeW°“9l-l°'0l1’TYll¢, Wllefc llc
der the ,ia e . _ was engaged in the construction of a
and the trustees un _ mar g canvass ueuured $3,921 wmcu ,_f1¢1e,\ _ nt I 1866 h
settlement of Lady Wood with which to the fm-mer total subscription, IEW; lllda N' S n d th e rem°v°d t°
the Government had nothing to do makes a total to date oi $37_64S_ p__;1s_§_°;_ ____ ____,e l;r;t__e_;re____l:_ekiéo0k oi;
and they should let the parties fight A t on wh are ui; _
it out among themselves. Meanwhile pecteiretz handyigegmgous (;uusel.w_ R_°b°"TisM“l°°1m{ V_;h¢l"°Hl\\5 lll`0tl\€l`
they were bound to l"`°t°°t the W0' tions could not be seen and it is the rhugeafvo f emp Dye ` H e gelnained
plc to whom they ‘md “ld the land intention of the comlnittlc to rvnil- I; _ tr tguruyeifrg t te t en took
and given title, and this the bill did, “ue the canvass' on Friday with the isis :‘_ep_t_o ce mélltc Suahesi aid suh_
while at the same time reserving the Purpose 0| bringing the tU____,_| tu me PCI Y 1_1 o ar o etown.
~ .- ts iuut the _ _ . _ _ rlor to taking up railway work he
rights of the cldmmn nga B~m°“llI5 0' I-he $45300 r°q““`°d m r was second en ineer rl th i t
C°"°""“"“'1» ner to obtain the $5 ooo .iivmlnnnl .. g ° .. ° W “ °'
NALD ed_ _ ' _ steamer Northern Light. During
MR. A. A. McD0 concurr b c i no wulcu has been Ogg,-Ld,
'rue bln wns then considered in B" B T P " d d i e ' his 1°” “rm” 1” th’ "“““'°V M'
_ da'1itilue one sulsrlp- . ‘ '
°°m““i'°*°° “nd ‘°l’°"t°d f°' *Amd elgri) oly gsoosanfimenree el Ssoo eafh- f::riIen(I":r?ilIT:rat°d tim Iimliieid me'
eadi _ k_ Su St_ y an un er s cap-
r ng hFf¢d°’$°I7S"_:‘ésexv§'_‘:_L’d_:;°;’;’ on the li; able direction the work ol the shops
D ell all was carried on ost tisia t il _
AUTOMOBILE BILL' 313° ff<¥{lacesl’1`°“£_‘_‘l§ ci_“__2;°“_f‘;°‘;f‘) 511; £1? 1;? Mr. Pool? wassTInarri(Iad)r do __ __ _"___ _ I tm
t bu B-u “___ ___ ss ances Biggerton a native of ay an ay even nga o s week
ieT1`hIof`In(;nI>I1rI»;eelnlZI:er1IIl?TIIITIlee "Wk '"“"__I’ h“_“__””°“ “_” '_°_" “’°“" Swke-“von-Trent. England. She is from 7 to 8. when parries inlvlng
22 to make it plain that when any len: to mourn together with the tel- skates may eau for same. 6-23 Mili-
I . lowing sous and daughters: Frances .
Idiitt (iTIletheaI:T;1anIIvotltilIiomltIe tgaepeglilvd  Helen. wife of Mr. William Strick- "An entertainment and basket so-
mug, so un. as that part was cuu_ land, in Calgary; Alice, wife of Mr, cial will he held in the Clyde River
 ., Hall in aid of the Orphanage. _Ad~
Joseph in Boston, Bertha, wife of Mr. mission 10 cts, ladies with balkitl
AFTERNOON SESSION -- Archibald Mclilachern in this city
LETIIBRIDGE, Alta., April 22.- _HBBGL Jessie and Garnet at home.
Hon” resumed at 3.15--Hon. 11-bn wo,-gt aecidentjhat has ever Mr. Poole was a regular attendant at "IU the Hire Of Ull°l1lD°l'Y
Speaker Wyatt in the chair. happened in the mines north of rthe Zlim Church of which he was for s Of the Sigue Of U10 film" ll'
On motion of Dr. Dewar the House river here took place at the Chincook number of years a trustee and ‘ieflul fl€"'3l0l’m°“t °I
went into Committee to consi`<ier’8 Colleries when one man was instant*~__W\n' be Zfelllily missed in .f-YlJ€Wl`lt'5l`9- Tll°_Smith
bnl nnelued an see to amend and ly killed end eve badlz lnjnredln an tlzubehurch. heme nne in elle enmnni- Remimitvn- A» M1l“°
consolidate the laws of this province explosion of gas. Fo r of the injur- n at large. The funeral will take N- S. _
relating to Public Hiealth. ed men are in the Diamond City pl ce Friday at 2.30 p.m., from his """
THE PREMIER stated that he had Hospital, while one was sent to his ‘la residence on Longworth Avenue, "An
li: =
. _ _
cemem Charles Bovyer, in Vancouver, B. C
not been consulted in the prepare- home. The accident happened short- 1 G C Taylor officiating The 0! rl
tion of this bill, although the mat- ly after the men went d0wn.into the _f lowing are the pall-bearers : telic
ters dealt with belonged properly I-0 mine The dead man was Edward -_ _ _Irs Q. A. Sharp, W. T. Huggan, NBTA”
the Attorney Generai's Deilartmbuf- Radford _ __k. McDonald, Capt. Finlayson, ISO lm’
On examining the bill he found it lild -Wordcame from Pincher Oltelr rs A. B. Warburton, and Neil E938”
many weak features which were very 'Monday that an accident 'ln the mines enzie. ` M- _B01
much' more effectively provided for in at Beaver Creek on Saturday after _  ----- _“
the Criminal Code. dF;_ven__if f-lil  _n<;on res‘uited_in the death of two EXPLOSION OF POWDER HOUSE A
'skin the euorts of the had merit he regsr e as s. mners. ery ew details oi the acci-
?i.‘T:lel°'h`d°wlI‘dT‘1mveg worked unceesing- precedent to _introduce bills, especial- 'dent can be_lea_n_led,_other than a fall
ly slncei Saturday night to combat ly those designed to eh_a\‘s° Gllstins of rock came' unexpectedly, pinning
ln. ¢enee¢r».zleii.' 'ree aemazb is mn and ee impose penalties. with-' them underneath. 4 f
‘i-loPI'roNo, -N
me were killed
in an explosion
h f the
£5'
_N N "mo" ot '_°_____ _ _llllardh Llailaenc ‘Cul-ss_ __Mg\qQq_ _ _ _ _
F
Feeding of lm_prisonad _
LONDON, April Z8.-The hunger
strike bill, designed by the govern-
ment to do away with the foreiblp
feeding of sudragettes serving terml_
in prison, which has been called the '
"Cat and Mouse Bill" by niilittlik
suilragettea, passed its third reading
in the House of Commons to-night bl.-
294 to 56.
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PIITSENTTIl` WITH
AN AIITIIMTIITILI .
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(Canadian Press) _
TORONTO, April 23.-A_ Conserva-
tive member of the legislature. thll
afternoon presented an automobilo
and a purse of money to Sir JU.
Whitney.
.mn ms-4.l».~.
Pllullrllll cllull 
Lino suns _
PANAMA, April 22.-'A fresh slide
has occurred on the east bank of the 5;
canal at Culebra, heaking up the bot- \. _I
tom of the cut in the same manner g
as on previous occasions. Four _
construction tracks were destroyed, .
leaving only one in commission.
The break was a repetition of the .
original movement on February 5, _
which action, _it is said. probably
will be repeated scveral` times before __
the height of the bank and the vol-
ume of material are finally reduced-
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new srlulooous - »~ 
roll llollrllslli._-.lgsll 
Mowrlmnr., April zz-A ne`w He- "
ly organized by Montreal Hebrews, 
.among whom are Mr. Max Fincher; 
and Mr. H. M. Levine, the latter be- ',
-ing treasurer of the fund for the erec-
tion of n $ioo,ooo synagogue bulls- -I
ing on li property already secured in
St. Urbnin' street, south of 'Mount
Royal avenue.
ARCHBISHOP BEGIN .
HONORED BY POPE
QUEBEC, April' 22.-1I‘Tis GYOOG _
Arcl‘)`Jishop Begin called on Ghiei Jul-. j
blessing on him and his family as a _3
recognition of the social work he is _
doing as president of the Anti-Also: ~_
there was a reception which was at; _I
the city. _ _ , I
AIIIIDIIIICEIENTS,
- COIINE EYEIIT5»
IEETIIIIS. EIC
One cent Der word each inllttloli
in this column. Cash must 
pany order. Minimum charge f»W&N-
five cents. f
"Encourage tha pupils of West
Kent School by attending their con-
cert in the Opera House on Friday
evening, May 2nd. 4-Mhili.
"Arena Rink will be open on Thurs-
; free, 4-23K,IDfA»,»
I duet
li!
Hood,
and Kr.
ally of England.
only 20 cents. _ __  ,_
brew congregation has been practical  _
tice Lemieux on Sunday evlning to 
'nrenn bun that Hin 1-ieunens Pope _ 
_i
holic league of Quebec.. Aitsrwbtfll _
tended by nu ine cnebelle ivdsel °l ° ~'
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