APRTL 29, 1911
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NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING    STATES ANII REVOLUTION IN CANTON
DESTROYED IN TWO HOURS JAPAN lllll VICEROY’S PALACE BURNED
--M
Many Lives Endangered. Every Building Regula-
tion Violated in the Construction. Fourteen
Families Were in Occupation. Loss $l00,000
special to The Guardian.
The building linil just bceii fl||i|.,|,,.,|
MUNTREAL. APFII 23*'MHl'\Y liV€Hliiiid people were movin' ' I-v ~
were endangered when the so-culled fourteen fiiinilies havin; 
fireproof apartment store at St. settled. '
.loselih's boulevafd hllrlled like H. 'I`Iley lost everything. Severn] fiini-
turch will many 1011111*-GS vvere coin- ilies were to hnve token iipiii'tiiieiits
pclled to resort to the fire esciipes there within the next few days,
A ef. out
Piiicticiill eve! iii li ».
ti K °` 3 ` - ll » Ny I lliu i' ie
ln ii few minutes after the oiithreak tion of the city wnii viiilriflnl Iiliulfls
iii the basement the flames were chris- Iconstructioii. .
ing tliroiigh tl1€_ Hkyligllf-S_ l_l\ thi! 'l`lie loss ivill exceed $l0||,0il0_ 'l‘hi»
riiofing, six stories up, and ii_iside of ndjoining Mount ltoyul iipurfnii-nfs
tw., hon;-5, the massive building hiid ciiuglit fire, hui. were sn\.,.,| ,,, ,L
rrry llttlc left l\\|f» U19 Willis.  ‘slightly diiiiiiigcd ixoiiditioii.
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HAIIIAX HIS
TIIANSIEII lil THE
IASI IIIUNITSTIHS IIUMINIIIN ATLANTIC
IIALIFAX, April 26--Halifax hits
MHN'l‘lil<1Al.. April 27~'i‘|ii.-r.- is iii.
lliree last and well bred young trot- possible truth in flie story eii-i:iiliif.i»il
ters which are attracting much at-
tenfioii. Frank Boutilier has two of
fliein, one by Bering, a grandson ot
(lie great Bingen, dam Jessie linin-
piii-t., which trots so fast along the
sfici-t., without being extended, as to
i-iiuse eveii the ordinary pass-ci~hy to
fluuc wit.li wonder at the speed of
fliis i~i~inai-kahle colt while the other
is hy (iochato, 211;, thc noted son
iff '|‘odd, dan; Lassie, the diiin o
Siniiniissie, which proiiiises_to be ii
gin-lit trotter. W. H. Musgrave has n
yeiirling hv flaring, iliini Karavn, by
Krcinlia. which also gives great pro-
mise inid shows.a lot of speed. 'l‘liis
colt fins the same dani as the siiiisu-
tional two-ylear-old Achillie 'thi-
('ii‘i-nt. 'l‘lie three Colts are eocli nine
iiionffis old, and their futiire will bi-
i\'|ii<'lied with interest.
IIIIIIST IIIIIS
E AT l|lllllPlllll
l.IVI‘lRl’O(lI., N. S., April 27.-
Wi-iii-ieil with the saving of property
from bush fires since noon in the
i-fist end part of the town, the fire-
nieu hiid scarcely got their appara-
tiis to the engine house when they
irere called out for another at the
soiitlirrn part where the beautifiil
home of Miss J. E. Mullins, assist-
init principal of the High School was
tlircatciied with destruction. Citizens
iissistefl in beating back thc fire
wliicli was driven by a strong west
wind towards the dwellings on West-
ern Head Road. Here men, women
and i-liildren struggled in the iiiteiise
heat und smoke to save their homes.
.lanii-s Morr_ison'g. residence and biirn
ivrrii on fire several times, and only
saved by thc good work of the bile-
ket brigade. Valuable timber areas
“"""‘ Pvllililetely wiped nut, the
fliiuies iii some instances setting fire
to trees 300 feet away. Four bush
fires are burning tonight near the
i0\\if|. all caused lroui people clearing
their lands. Several firemen with
ri_iizciis will remain on duty fill
i1_\flIl_l. ’l`lic whole country iiecils raiu.
'lflillllllt the firemen responded to iin
uliiriii from the West hind where an-
\\tliei~_ bush fire had crept down close
U* bt. Andrew’s Chapel and was
I"""lIl\2 fiercely about it, when the
stciiiiier and hose carts arrived.
TRAPPEO BY FIRE BOYS "
BURNED TO DEATH
' '|`fll’Sf~`ll<Tl.l)_ Mass., April 24-~
_I""ll\lieil iii the cciitre of ii forest fire
in hoxford, near here. Frank Sini-
"'°"°‘~ ~7i'». aged 15, of lloxford, :ind
Albert Morgnn of Beverly, were biirii-
ed to dcntli today. Their bodies were
i»i_~co\'ci~efl later burned beyond recog--
“'tl‘"\- 'l‘w0 others, Frnnln Simnions,
IQf\_U\cr of the dend boy iind Williiini
-ininioiis, n brother, \\'crc also trop-
I’“‘| Ill' the flre but broke tlirougli
""‘I_ 0“"1\lieil, nltliougli both ure so
serioiisly burned that they may not
recover-_ ~ _
_A hriisli fire started hy George
]"`_“'"§. :i fnrmer, living on the ont-
slnrfs of the town got beyond his
f'l>utrol iiud started the ciiiiflnitmtiiiii
find lirfore the blaze wus finiilly cou-
frolled niore than 100 acres, much of
ll. viiluiible timber land wiis burned
‘§\'l‘I‘. l"riime’s nearest neighbor,
Iifillk Simmons, with his tivo sons
‘".“I Albert Morgan of Beverly, help-
ed to fight the fire and seemed to be
Iimlnlr the better of lt, until, uu-
iiotieeil hy them, the' blanc crept
;i_i_'_r:iiiiii und surrounded iill hut
in ilie Lower l’roviiires to the pin-i~l_
that the (‘iiiiadiiiii l’o<~ific lluilwiiy
will not take over, operiite iinil ini-
provi- the lloininion Atlfiiitir. lluilwny
systuiii. lliivid Mi-Nii-liol_ flu- vli-n
p|'0sidcfiI._ now <|4~i'liii'i's lie iirvcr siiiil
the l‘o|iipiin_v 'woiild noi tiiki- o\'i-,_
the lioiiiinion Atliiiii.ii~. 'l‘hi- i‘_.,n,
pany luis si-4-iii'eil flir iii-ei-s.~uii~_v li-ifis
I lution for the t.i'iiiisici' wliivli will l,,.
iiinilo nt nn ritrly diitv, iiltcr ivhii-li
the i~oiiii~iiipliiii-il iiiipi-ovi-iiii-iifs will
Iii- in orilcr.
IIIIIINS HISIIIIIIE Hllllll
lllll PIETUIII IIIAAS
NEW ltiflifflfllililil, N. Y... April 25.
--'l‘Ii¢i h‘i(‘ui‘iI Iioiiiestcad, one of the
oldest lioiises in New lloeliellii, wus
liurncil this afteriiooii in the presciice
of three tliousnnd spectators, to fiii‘-
iiisli it spectacle for u niotion picture
concert. 'l‘hei'c ivcrc enacted the res-
icue of a child and the work of ii \'il-
Illlli' hllfkct \>i`il:!1flc, wliile ii “niourn-
ful family" vir\\'i~il the ruins whi-ii
the house was ii mass of rinders.
'l`lic house was erected about the
year 1700 by the Sicuril family,
which was among the Hiigeiiots who
settled New llochcllc. When John H.
Trcuor, who at one time \i'zis-diiiic-
ing iiiuster to New \'ork’s i~.xcliisi\'i\.
set, retired and cainc to New ifo-
lcliellc, thirty- years rigo, Iii- pui'clinsi\d
the place. ’l‘lic plot on which the
house stood viiis solil receiifly for ii
site for St. l'iiiil’s ldliiscoliiil (‘liiiri~h.
LAIRD 0’ SKIBO
ON WITNESS STAND
IN FAILURE CASE
NEW Y(lIll{, April 213-».\iidri*\\' (`iir-
negie testified yestcrihiy hcforc the
gmuil jury ns to his rcliitioiis with
the now defuiict (‘ii_rnegie 'I‘i'iisf. i'oui-
puny, which iiiloptcd his niinic us its
title, but with which lic luis hiid no
connection aside f|'oiii fiiiiiiiciiil assis-
tiince reiidcred when thi' iiistitiition
found itself in iliiiiciilties :ind :ip-
pefileil to liini lor iiiil.
(hiiiiisel for Joseph fi. llobiii. who
stiiiids si\lf~coiivi<‘tcd of grand hir-
eeny which started the fiiiliirc of thi-
string of banks, iiirluilinc thc ("iiriic-
_ifle 'I‘rusf (‘onip:iny, dei-inrc tliiit if
llobin were iillowed his freedoin ou :i
suspciided iii-iitcncc he would ri-linhili
tote scvr-riil ol' the liiillks wliii-li lic
liiid liiilpeil io ivreck.
ONTARIO DEATH DUTIES
$500,000 FOR SIX MONTHS
'l‘(il{iiN'I‘(), April _25-»rlifi‘<‘essioii
duties collected hy the l'|‘oi'iiiciiil
Gloveruiiient lifive been piling np nt ii
rciiiiirkiililc riipid role since No\'eiii~
bcr l of lust yciir--tlie hi-giiiiiiiig of
thc l‘i'oviiiciiil fiscail yciir. 'l‘lie esti-
nintcil receipts from this soiirce were
$75ll,00|f, Aliliough this yciir is not
Iiluitc liiilf gone, the receipts :ilreiiily
totiil iipivnrds of $.'i00,00fi, or more
tlinn two-lliirils of thc csiiiiiziie for
ilie entire yenr.
NEW LABOR LEGISLATION
Ml<ll,TlilllllNl<l_ Aiisirnliii, April 25.
-New liibor lcgislotion is to be
brought forwiiril hy the Uoiiiiiiiiii'
wcnltli Government. A i\'1_i::f‘H I""\"<I
will hi- creiitcil togetlicr with ii eourf.
nnil industrial nrbitrniion.
' Minard‘ii Llnlnienf. for anis nvnrywlierc
, nic.
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DO YOU REA
THE BIBLE
(Uv the Rev. W. H. Jordon.)
II" you see that great hook on
fflllr table? Have you read it? Some
lure _read it many times; some have
reiiil it through once. How for have
you rerid into it? Could you spare
fifteen minutes ii dny? If so you
‘lfuild read it through in a year
\_vithout counting Sundays. It can be
Vlad iiloud easily in seventy-five
_|_fuirs. You can read the Pentateuch,
ii’ liveliooks of Moses, ln seven and
;\l\c-l_iulf hours each, Genesis and Isn-
uh in three nnd one-half hours ench,
nail the Psalms in four and ine-halt
inure of consecutive reading. lio-
"“"v=. ninety minutes, and iwiiiii-.i in
;'_I“Y`llV6 min_ut0l. Rcvcliitioiis, ii
__0l>l_< so similar in many respects to
__u|iiel, the only book which pro-
__<_iii_nces ii special blessing upon the
“t‘“°\'. also requires sixty-five mln-
h ‘il 'l‘hc twelve Minor Prophets cnn
“Tread fn three hours.
E ‘"`"IhK to the Gospels and the
Distles we find thut,Mattliew, Luke,
rind The Acts i-iich_ i-ciiiiircs tiio
hours mid fifteen niiiiutei-i; Mark.
ninety minutes; John, less thaii_two
hours; Honiuusi find l l`foi‘iiitI\lf\l\H.
lllty-four niiniitcs ericlii 2 ("“”I“"l‘I'
ans. thirty-six minutes. '“lN“‘t_1I‘e
tline it takes to read both _Gnlutmiis
iinil Epliesliius. 'l‘\vclvc minutes for
the ordinary rc:i.dcr_ _to_ rend _filly ‘if
the following: l’liilil’l"f\l1B. UUIOSHI'
ans, l Tliessiiloniniis or _2 letcl-
rlecond Tlicssalonlnnn iiiid Titus, sev-
en minutes each. Fifteen niiiiiites is
needed for any of the following
books: I l’ef»¢\`. I -Iilhni 1 TI'““tI‘Y'
or ,ynmcl-i. Flccouil 'l`linothy, t_eii
minutes, iind l'hiIenion in three inin-
utes, Jude in four miniites, mid lie-
hrows in forty minutes.
There are iniiny different wnys of
reading nnd studying the Bible. lliit
consecutive reading FCVUHIH 8 ¢I““"‘“`
conception of the whole plan of the
Bible; it shows coiinectfons one
mmm, not discover ln iiny other
way.
Hllll WAN
IIESIAHTII
IN IANEITN
Col- Brcmoud’s Fate Un-
~knowu. France Has Very
Serious 'Task ou Hand
l\‘pi-eiiil to 'l`lh~ fliizirdiiiii.
'l‘ANfl|lGIt, April Elf--A holy wiir
Iifis liccii p|'of'l:iiiiicil l.liroul,{Iloiif. Mor
f'oi'co hy the iizitivi- lrilii-li iigninnl
fliie foreigiiei-H.
'l`riliei~iiiicii iire fiockiiig in greiif.
nilinlii-i'i~i to join the revoliif.ioiiiiry
forces iinil l<`|'iiii<'c luis ii liii: job oii
liiiiid.
(‘.oiifli<:tiiig |'epoi-ts iirc i'i:ccivcil re-
liitivc to ilic_fiite of (lol, llreiiioiiil,
the l"|'eiirli ofiicor who lcd ilie relief
expeilition fo sueror Fe'/i.
PIIIITISI AGAINST
  finnifi fnnfs
l.flNllif,lN, Eiigliiiiii, April 2ii-l’i'u-
lrst ugaiiisi. “i'ci'l.uiii novels issiieil
|>.V liublislicrs of rcpiitc, which are
fiot only iintit for perusal by a ino-
dest. fzirl or ii |'i1.',lit-iiiimleil lad, but
are likely to do hurni to the iiioriil
cliiii`iictcr of` ull i‘ciiilei‘.~:," is iniiile in
lg cii'i~iilai' letti-r fiililicsscil to tho
l.ondon press by ii nuinber of peers.
|ii‘i~li1tcs and scliool iiiasf.c|'s. 'l‘lie
eirciiliir says:
“Many of these works of fiction
are not indecent in thc ordinary
sense of the word. hut their \viii.l¢
tone has a tendency debasiiig and (ie-
moraliv/iiil;:. In them open vice and
lieentioiisness is pnllcated, and even
justified. 'l`o appeal to the uiif.lioi's
find liublislicrs of these liooifs .ieenis
of little use, and the law rei|.iii'f's
Stl`0i\fll3I10UiIlf-1 before their virciil.-ition
can he stopped."
M88-HW|\il0. parents and school
masters, and all to whom the trniii-
ing of boys and girls in iiit.riiszeil_
are asked to sct themselves rigiiiiist
the circulation of such novels iiiid
expose their character when " t can'
noi. he detected by titles," which :irc
nbsoliitely colorless and iiiislciiiliiig.
lr. is lioped that an :issoein.tion
iuuy be forineil, by niesiiis of vhich
wliolesonie pressure can lic hroiignt
to hear on puhlisliers_ eirculatiiii:
librai‘ics. and book stalls. 'Phe be:-it
known sigiiatoi'ics are the Arclilrif-iliop
of (‘iinteriiiii'y, liord Balfour of Bur-
leigh, Sir John Wolfe lfarry, Sir
.lunirs (lrielitoii Llrowue and lililwiiril
l,iti.lctoii. hcud innstcr ni. liltoii.
REMOVE TONSILS
FOR RHEUMATISM
liAl.'l‘lMflill<l, April ‘.’7-llr. H. lil.
llziriiinu l’ctcriiiiiu. head physiciiiii of
the Soutli llnltiniore eye, cor, nost-
:ind tliront hospital, delivered nn arl~
ilivss heiori- the iiieiliciil iiiiil cliiriir-
.uiczil faculty Inst nilrliiz in which hi-
ilisciirilcil the theory tliiil. rlieiiiiiiitiiini
is due to uric acid in the blood. _
'l‘he responsibilii.y for rlieiiniiii.isiu,
llr. l’i=l.criiiaii liliircs on the toiisils,
und the riiiiioviil of tliciii, which hi*
di-cliires to he iisi-less :iftcr ii person
luis u.i`.t:iiiii‘il lhc nge of six yiiiirs, lie-
sitys, will oli\'io.I.c ull rl|cuiiifilii‘
lroulilii.
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH MIIINLAND
'l‘lie liliirl llrcy left l‘iclou for (‘lini'-
lottetowii yesterday iii. 7.00 :i.iii.
with 15 passengers, l cnr liiiggics, 4
i-iirs sugar, 2 i-in-s eorii, 4 ears way
freight, express :ind 80 socks iiiiiil
which included 'l'liursduy's (T. l’. ll.
:ind Novii Srotiii niziil, docliiul: heri-
rit l0.0ll ii.iii. Shi- leiivcs todnyoii rc-
turn iii. 7.00 ii.ni. wiili piisseiigcrs, Ii
ciirs outs, 2 ciirs potatoes, 2 ciirs
wiiy freight, express :ind iiboiii. si-veii
sucks iiiiiil.
'l‘hc Miiil.o left this port nt 7.00 fi.
ni. yesi.eriiiiy for l'ief.oii with 20 pus-
_~ini|gerg, 5 liorsos, l row, 4 cnrs oats,
4 cars mixed freight, express und I4
socks uiuil, dockiiig iit 10.40 ii.ni. i-Aho'
leiives for (‘iliiirlot.ti-towii today iii.
7.00 ii.iii. _with pniii-ioiig¢~rii, li‘_eil:l\_t.
exliriius :ind y.csterrliiy‘s Novo Hcotiii
ii iiil.
l'l‘lic Minto will retiirii fo l’ii‘f.oii
Monday niorning lenviiig here :it 7.00
ii.iii. mid filter iliscliiirgliii: licr cargo
tlierc will proceed to Souris, dockini
f.lint evening. Sho will take on bonril
piisscngers mid mulls for the Mag-
dnlen lsluuds mid will soil for there
early Tiiesdiiy morning. lu the iiirnii-
time the Flnrl (lrey will iiiaiiitiiiii n
ilnily return ,trip service between
l'fctou and this port. _
Yesterday niiirked the opening of
the summer mail service hetwecii this
province and the irminlnnd whlcli will
he mnlntnincd driily hcrciifter.» A
full day’s umil was received via Sum-
inerside and the iisiiiil N. rl. miiil
came via f‘lctoii. _
The iiioveniciits of the Eiuprei-is will
be found in the i’rince (‘oiinty (‘ol-
umiis. _
Yestcrdiiy the Eastern cXilF¢‘Flf‘ U"1\“
was thirty minutes late, thc Soutli-
ern accominoilation 30 miniitci~i into
the Western ncconiniodatloii arrived
here on tliiie, the Eastern ncconiiiio-
dntlon one hour late, thc Siiininer-
side accoinniodatioii thirty minutes
late and the Suuiiiiersidi- express
trnln 25 minutes lnfr.
Minard’s Llulnient Relliivcii Niniriilglii
A0 nffn
And Am,erica' A/feet Continual
Defeat, Says Capt. Hodgi
sou, Because Uuprepui'ed
Special to The Giiurdiaii.
lt0(lHlCS'l‘ldH, April 2tl»-i"iupf.
I-Iodgson spolte here under the auspi-
ifes of the lolculf military orgaiiiza
tion. '
llc siiid wiir wus ccrtiiiii with .Inp-
uii iinii it wus equiilly cerf.:i.lu thnl.
the lliiited Staten would he ilefeii.f.i-il
in that event. ' ` ` " `
Mr. 'Hodgson suid the troiililii tliiif.
is sure fo eoiiie will ehine iii-sf. of :ill
on the l’iicific.' Before nine iiiontlis
shall have |i;issed‘ 'in this wul' the
llnited Htiili-s `will be uubntAiif.ially
lielpless :iiiil will Qxpsi~icni'e viiitiiiiiul
ifefcut. ' "
We Ifiivc nine tliulfszuiil iiii~ii iii. Shu
Aiii.oiiiii_ noi. twenty' f.lioiisu.iiii iis re
portcil. `
W0 :ire sliort of infill, oflici-i'i~i, :uii
iuuls :liiil eqiiipineiit.
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IIUIIINIAIS PLAY A
lllIIl'S PAIIAIAISI
_.__
liust evi-iiiiig the ever popular (lol-
oniul Stock Company played A
li`ool’.~i Paradise to it good sized sud-
icnci-. 'l‘his proiliictiiin, ivliicli is it
play in three acts by Sydney (iruiidy,
i'an for three liuiiilred nights at the
(larriclc 'l‘hcatre, London. lt deals
with fduglish social life and from
start to finish is one of iihsoi'biiig in-
terest. Fraiik (lliver as Hir Peter
liuiid, u..physiciaii with o. stroke of
Slierloek l-lolnics genius- was easily
the star of the evening. Miss Mollie
llcvel as Beatrice Selwyn, an advent-
iiress, niistained the difficult role ad-
mirably. Miss. Myra (lrowc, apro-
tege of Sir Peter’S, was as sweet and
wiiiniug as she nlways is. The other
players, especially J.Ll. Laivreiice, did
splendid work. 'l‘oniorrow afternoon
My Sweet Heart and toniorrow night
Esniuriilda will hc put on. I
MANY CONSERVATIVES
SUPPORT RECIPROCITY
()llANGl<]V1LliE, April 26--l’eti-
tions in favor of the reciprocity
agreement, signed by 250 Conserva-
tives and 35! Liberals of this coiiii~
ty, were sent to Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
They represent only ii Hniall portion
uf thc county, its it wus impossible,
owing to the state of the roads at
this season, to get the whole feeling
of thc county on this iinportaiit
iliiestioii. lt is lielieved here that ii
niiijority of thc fiiriiiers iu this cou-
stitucney are in favor of reciprocity,
notwithstaiidiiig the fiict that in the
piist the Conservative majority has
been about 1,500.
’l‘hc following is the wording of thc
pi-titiou:»-"We, the iinilersigiiiid, el-
ectors of the county of llufleriii, lie-
lieve that the reciprocity iilneeiiieiif.
now before the House, if carried,
the views so~frecl_v expressed by thc
gentlcuieii i'epi'i=sciii.iiig the privileged
classes :ind the iiioiieyed iiistitiltioiis
of the country. We consider it little
better than iin insult for them to
ilictute to you wliiii. they coiisidcr
bei-it lor lhe loriiicr. We :isk for no
privileges, only the cliiiiici- to buy iiiid
sell wliere wi- thinli. best."
NEW DEPARTURE
ON THE C. P. R.
MflN'I‘|`llilAli, April 25-In it few
,punks the ii_ ii, R. will start build-
ing ut its Angus sliiil>H.1lT0nt\‘0ul..
six new eoinpurtmeut sleeping cars.
which will he ii distinct departure
from the sleeping cars at f>l‘0B@¥\t 0|’
ci':il.ed by thc coiiipiiiiy. 'l`lic new cars
will be of pi~n¢‘ticiilly thc some exter-
ior diiiieiisioiis ns the o|'diiiiu')' \‘lIf‘\¥l»"
ers, but iii the insidc iiisteiid of hav-
ing hertlis separateil by eiirtuiiis, the
cur will be divided into compu\‘i.-
nieiits :ind they will i'e.~iciiilili° sonic-
wliilt the stiitci-ooins on boitrd the
oceiiii liiiers. lilach ntiitcrooin ivill
li:i.\'e its own i~li~i'fi'ir lights, wiisli
hiisin, etc.
'l‘lii= new ciirs will be fined on the
liiipci‘iiil I.iiiiited. _ _
'I‘he Angiis shops of the i‘iiiiiidiiin
lliiciiic lmllwiiy .ut Moiitreiil hiive
just issucd icn new switcliiug cn
ginei-i, 'l‘heso ciigiiics :ire of the
stmidiird size iiiiil will be distriliiili~d
tliroiiglioiit the ro|npuii_v's lines.
.._-_--/--- °
THE NEWEST CUNANDER
lliirl'l‘i>N, i\|iril 27---'l‘lic new l‘iiu-
urilc-r_ l<‘i'niico|iin, the largest. and
fastest ocean liner ever in the traiis-
Atlantic service to this li"l'¢. 1\"IV"‘I
last night'on her inuideu voyngio from
liiverpool. Hhe iiieiisiires (325 feet hc-
tiveeu iiprights and is of “.000 flint*
register. 'l‘hc Frnncouiii brings 39
enlooii, 394 second cabin. Illlil H053
sfccragc pnsi~iciigei's. _
WEATHER FORECAST
'|'(i|i(lN'l'ii_ April 25|-Light to mod-
crnte winds, niostly west iiud soiitli-
wi-sf, flue and wiirni.
The tciiiperiifiiri- nf.. tliree o'elock
this morning was lvrly-llvc d¢‘HI`<"‘fi
above zero.
The lowest f.i\iiil>eriil.iiri- recoiwlcll
yesterilay was fliirty-tlii~ee ilcgrces
above zero iiiid the highest was
seveiity-tlirec and ii lisli above. _'l`lie
coldest recorded the previous night
was thirty-nine degrees above zero.
At nine p. iii, lust night it was lllty
degrees above zero.
5
1
would result in lasting benefit _to the mitr,,|,mm,,» ap |\,1m.,._ 1,,|m,,|_ Cal” do
iigi'iciiftui':il couiiiiiiiiity of this _l)o- plarml that mu was u gunepul phen..
iiiiuioii iii. lnrgc. We iilso repiidiute , '
-~~~-
nun wfs
fun if
TLUWEHPIIT
Home .When Pot Fell
From Vcraudali
Special to 'l‘hi-. fliiiiiwliiiii.
'.l‘(JRON'l‘f'i, April Z8-wleuiiy liuy,
the five-yeiir-old daughter of Carl
Ray, was playing in front of her
lioine today when n huge iron flower-
pnt on the viirnndiili fell 'and struck
tue child in the lireniit.
t-lhe died five Iioiirs lnfi-r.
PEACE SUNDAY lllll
PHISHITIHIAN EHUNEHIS
' ____
‘ llAliII“AX, April ZH-'l‘|iii following
i°ircnfar l¢~i.ler has in-eri sent out to
Q...-__.__.__;.___.
Thousands. Anarchy'P
Fipecial to 'l`lic (liin`rdiiiii.
received today fiom " i-~‘-=ii chcic ri
I"lVulufi<l1lai'y oiilliieics oiiriir'-il lint
|night, are of it dii~-|iii~.-ling ch.-ii-= ever.
. 'l‘hc‘ .'cvoliitlonisfi= liiivc chu'--' ‘ ii
I was  Ill l'T0|ll Ollqiisntiiy of i-iipl¢.siven:inif tic poi
crniiicnt has iislied _thc sfciiincliip
conipnnies to suspirnil tlii-ir ii-'i'i.ie
lest ai-ins be smiiggleil to thc ilisiur-
bers who ure still :it large.. filling:
of the lenders liiivc been iinlirisoiietl.
Figlitiiig lictwer-ii thc fioops iiiiil
rfoters begun when the siililie-rs :ir-
rvsteil :i ri-voliifionury lendi-r rind his
l`uIIo\'\'ef's who were i-.iirry_iril_' rf.-vol-
_vers and nearing badges boldly pro-
“claimiiig their purpose, sui'i'ouiiiird
,the Viccroy’s polficc rind :iftcr sir-
Illorts of others in iixtiiiyiiisliiiig l.iii-
flames.
'l‘lie revoliitionists were :iriricil with
rifles und hoiiilis nod foulxlit dcspeiii-
icly and iniiiiy wi-rc iirrciited.
The triiops siifieirfii euiisiilcrubly
The Viceroy Escaped. Presidents are Flying by
revails. Rebels Fought
Desperately With Revolvers and Bombs
but the soldiers finally got control of
HONG- KUNG, April Zh--hleriaiigrftlie eftiiritiou and energetic measures
to pi-event onotlier outbreak were
'i. ..'*l1:.
'f`lic l._..i--s of fhi-. rity vi:-rn closed
ioi-l sc-'lrcfi :iiiiilc in sur-pected quar-
itcr.-1 for iirnis iiud uiiiniunitiou.
I "lh-: fire burned for two hours doing
creat diiinngi-. The Viceroy escaped
ihariri but ilioiisnnds of the residents
-of Uiiiitoii orc fleeing to this city.
I ’f`liose soy that anarchy is rife a-
jinong thc soldiers in-Canton and the
.offii-ers do not trust the men.
`, Tilziny of the troops conililctril their
service today nod tlnrr men are
prirticiiIii.i'l_\' fcarifil.
.Aii.'ii'cli:sts l.. A., ‘\~ ':.r'1i~-iiug
their propiig.iiie’s ii; To -f .y where,
ting it afirc i|ifi:rff~ri»il with the cf |tl.f»r.~ wns already niucli discontent
i.\\\'iiii1_ |.-.- the i'erent suppression of
l;:iiiililii'i,:.
The Uiitish Consul in Canton has
i-epoyteil to the Governor in Hong
lioiig thot the situatioiris serious.
fliifllflf cnilinnl
:ill the iiiiiiisii-rs of thi- l*i'i-sliytci'ii1ii
illiurcli of Uaiiada by thc esteeiiieill
Modcratoi' of the (leneriil Ai-u~iuiiilily:|
floor l‘li'i~fliren_~-On Snhhatli, i\pril`
Znd, nine liiinilrcil iiici-rings ivi-re lieldf
in the leading cities of ilritaiii and
reprei-ieiitatives of ten tliousanil
cliiirchcs. met in councils, and adopt-`
ad resoliitioiis in favor of the pi-opus-l
eil arliii.i‘ution or peace treaty hrs;
tween liritiiin and the United :~ltai.cs.
lt seeiiis to ine very fitting that we,
in ilaiiaiia. who -ure more interesteili
than the people ol any other part of
the Empire, should do suiiiethiiig to
help iii this truly (lfiristiaii move-A
ation shall not lift up suuid against
ation, neitlici shall they leain war
nv more I would suggest that
pecinl services be field in all our
hurchcs fiom the Atlantic to the Pa-
ific on Salibsth May 7th, and that.
iiuitcil priiycr be oficrcil unto (lofi 1
fiat He would hasten the coming 01|
he day when :war shall cease and
iiiversal pence prevail througliout
the world. _ I
JOHN F‘(lllHl<}f~l'l‘. ,
Moderator of Genernl ,tggpymhly ,,f_
Pi-esh_vti~riiiii l‘hiireli in Caiindii. I
Halifax, /on-ii ieni, 1911," I
LIFE ON EVERY STAR
SAYS PROFESSOR SEE=
l’HlLADldIiPHIA, l'ii._ *April 25,.
Talking today licfure the American
l’I1il0S0lJl1iral Society in explanation
of the _new science in cosniogony,
Professor 'l’. J. .l, See, tlovernnipng
inienoii in the universe, and that
“living beings exist. wlierevei' ii star
twinkles in the sky." Planets like
Mars and Venus, said the Professor,
were all inliabltable.
l‘i-ofassor Sec._ after speaking of
Au1¢l‘il'D. as “iiiiqiiestioiiably first iu‘
.~lcieiicc, as in the arts and iudiisf.rie>i_ »
<-outlniii»d:- _
"The recent aiiiioiineeinent tliat`
Venus is inhnhiteil attracted great at-‘
tentiou, but it is even more interest-
ing to learn that other stars have
nd the earth, and that all are liab ,
itahle and inhabited by living be-
MARRIED IN AUTO
l"lN(‘[NNA'I‘I, Ohio, April 27-Roy!
J. lllmliligaii, of New York, a we1l_
kfiown athlete, and l\iiss» Marion
l§1‘lf'h9|. ol' Walnut Hills, iverc iusr-_
ricd yestciwluy in a taxicab in front'
of ihi\ liome of the Rev. Geiirge Aj
'T‘linyer. I
When the young couple reuclicd the,
prcaclicr s liousc, hc was coming ont,
Miiddlgnn produced the inairialrc li-
ceiisoniiil the couple were iiiarrieil
stiindiiig fu the taxi-cab.
§°5v’f’f?is§ ,ascii tu T Em
;_‘T_°2Je_¢s3>r C1»»~i°=»ti<;e»> __
‘XI/\N'I`l0D_." boy to work “i§oi|nd ii
. sforu. Apply at this office.
_______ A--29diii.___
l\¥il’l‘l<_'l~}, Idrnest Wnrren, North
l River will run his mill Wednes-
il.-i_\~’s iind Friday‘s to crack groin
for his eiistomcrs. _4--29ilfiipd._ __ _
\‘/‘AN'l‘liJD, ii smart active boy ii-
- ,i bout ll; or l7 years of nge, fn
ii grocery store. Inquire ot this of-
iir<~. _ 4-zsiief.  
4\Oll. SALE, 400 bushels of inixed
_ grain with vetches, ulso good
seed wheat White and Red Fife. Geo.
Mcllett, Union Road. 4-Zildrlwpd.
XNTED, ae once is giFTTfBT‘“E¢TiF
._ 4 eral house work. Apply to Mrs.
. l-ff Horne, Elm Avo. 4-28_il_I<_li_.
' iisriiiiin i.1on'r honor. at rsr-
_ J tune Bridge purpose holding ii
t ii llth July, proceeds to go to
build nn oriinge Temple, lower DMI
will be for Sabbath School and pray-
cr meeting. The Salvation Army
Bnuil will he in iittendance. Anyone
wishing to contribute cakes, etc, will
plensc write H. W. liui-kc, lfortiiuc
Bridge. 4f'Z§‘lf§'l_‘l’_‘l;_____
gg D-ENOU-
.market, open lawful days tm to
_ Mlnard's liiniment Ciii-es Burns. etc

is innisinnfin
Nicw voiuc N. v., _-ip.-ii '_' ~:-iii-I “"- J“*I-‘ '\i"‘I 2*3"'1`I“* GI°""
'r. Crossley iiiiri. .i~, Atty. fv..ii._ .- , "ill Cer' \~i-wil was scheduled for
uf Tlritish fliiiniiu is in Nc i
day on his first ‘ .sit to i' > ~ trjc.
He is one of th' ,cw wl» '  \v|i~‘
yuvc ever Seen l.ai¢-ii-ii  i
he decfsrer; the inost licaiii.
impressive in the i\-".`. 'i‘»ir '
Icy will visit Niagiira  A "
'vr
_.. _ .iti.-:fu-il with the he-iiring in St.
y. ,____i.»li;.i.' . i~..ii»= ,iostlioiieil till the end
i i
'-. the '\'erii, it is iiniierstood that
>‘». ll. luiiii-ire, cseciitor of the Glo-
*ver will, will .-..d~.i\\'or to have Hat-
lx ....;;ht to boston, :is he is dis-
.li~lin, cl:iii.iini: thiif' '.\lr. Johnson in-
' \ A i"x;~ii~i<i lliitiie ilieir before i-he
pilrposc of ci>iiiliiii‘i~.v'i livfiiri  "
to Eiiglaiiil to aifi . '~\ e i" -
i:cl'e!nunics.
K ' t ‘ F ll
me Bill tl 5 I. . . . A
fact. that they ni- .~ < I ~ ._
from civili;/.ii.tioii. 'i . . -
its l\iaggrii iiuil about 'lf-0 fei»*‘
A.
NILA l’. l. April 17-- li\~i..i
iidvices reaching here rin. Iolo
port thi-it the Dutch have i/.kcii pos
session ot-Paliiias Island, sixty: miles
southeast of Miiiclaiino, :ind liii"c_
loweredtlic United Sri-itch colors niidn
substituted the flag of Hollnnil. ft is
understood hero that Wzisliirigtoiit
dries not iiitcnil to protest nyniiisti
the iiction of the lliitcli, the lliaitcil
States llovcriinicnt regiiriliiig thi. is--f
land us \'oliieliiss'. _
MANAGER OF FAILED
` LONDON BANK HELD
ON FRAUD CHARGE.
liLlNlli`>N_ .»‘ipril ‘.l:’-~~-/\lfi‘eil W. (`iii-
penter, the l.iroprici.or and nii-iiia~.'f-i'
of the ilhariue! Gross Bank, a piiiiitc
iustitiitioii which closed its .loors on;
October Tl, was arrested toiliiy~
cbnrgcil with of-iiwv  inoii ‘.\ _
througli fraud und false l\i`etcn<‘c“. lfei
fi .
‘ iii..'»f-.-l, and fl.;it the iippoint-
I . of Alice fil'Ji'riI_ ii vii-rk iii Mr.
i_ ,~i..; » .fl`ice_ win. iiiifiiir in h'ni.
_ ll. l' lliirry is rr-|ioi‘l,ed ao have
V _ ~ frrflsiiiil iii.i|. if ll.ittic's drpositi-in usa
,neun If we are f,,u0we,.s of thoin height, uesrly l-'~"- "“"‘° “E “*i4'Lliiifniittr_-il iis i-viffeiz .i inc- i-.oiild he
no r'~ed of her uoiui' to lfo»=ii.ii He
Prince of Peace, we should surely do, V. ., - ' ' . ' ." " '
. Lp __ widc. lritciiired Lliaii. rliiftie in l.<ir i~»'idoi'i‘u
sonic iiiig to sticngtheii the _hanrlsf hu, __uN_._ “__ ___H,_,, _____, UI L .U,_.e[_
of the statesmeu who are seekii t I _.I ‘I . ,_ -. ~ , . II. '
bring about the day' when s\lrTii‘d(; I I ‘wil IMT' ., ,:'_` .fl"f0I,m`|l"-M. _:`l_'_.` ',,|_U1[
Sha" he beaten into plUughShm_e____ _ i is. (_. oi Lili il iiou o .i, ii .iii ii .
and spears into pruning hooks, when _qro 1|- --4-fi N '-
,, _ ~ .. _ . - __ , V
__ . . _ _ .   I gllllg lllll yin.. flfflilf Aii_AAlf. PAUL
8 _ ,_ . _ _ | Ili: .U _
C I I MA , , ` `.i yttil |
C r _ _ ro-i
if ' I I if J, I ‘
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TN lil,-IILNLNITII
" )f,f»G?~ll' is rii 27-The Uologne
Gazette soy.; 1..i;it. the coiifercuce of
steliiiisliip ri\liresi'ntarii'cs which was
li9l.l of. berlin ttodny had to do with
the pri-llmin.-i_ry ni-i'of.iii.i.ioiis for tha
|~\_f¢-\»_-.-nl nf env ,\.ort\.i At.l:inl;ic pool.
The lfliiglisli lini»i- were not represent- '
~il, bei:-iiise thi iiicetini.; zviis confined
iii the contiiieiiiiil coiiipanies. The
prospects for pivilfingiiig the pool,
ilie Gazette rays are i'i:l!€lI`ded 89 HP-
pyni-i-rl but -_ scttlciiieiit can hardly
he cxpecteii hcloic liitc in the Sum-
ii.ei-.
ANNAPOLIS MAN
lilLLS IIIMSELF
lll<.llif;f~l'l`fi\l`.\`t”i\T Fl. April 26.-A
sbockiiig iiffair occurred nt William-
¢‘fii Anni olis couiitv on Mondav
_ i, : l’ _ .
‘i 5 , ln.-‘t. lilliii.-i l-l. Bishop, who resides
J i
was rciiiaiidfril uiide-i' li.-.il 1-- 4
departiiii-nt ineiitioiieil in pnrticiiatir fi
case which he said wo: like u*.li'-rs
and hail bi-oiiglif. aboiit tlir- srrcsl of
Carpenter. The ilcfeiidant, he said.
had iiidueed li. H. Piirlcer to ileposit
$2,500 two (lays befare the bank fail-
eii with ri dcfirieiicy of °Sii,495,000.
}1’““”_“‘_'” ”_“”°"‘°` "“° 'Mm' V“““¥1 colin Etccnos Piziiiinu
ings."  ooiiic. Iiiiiaiiii, .ipi-if 2:1--The si.-ii.
ing of the petition against the elec
tion of Uslituiu .\`nilioiiv lfoniillifiii.
the Nationalist who ilefeiiieil ‘dil-
liam 0’Brien in thc East l)ii'i~~li-ii,
Cork County. wus resumed toifnv.
John Donovan, ii (‘alil0l‘l\i.l1n. WIN
was native in ihr- Inst electioii runi~
paigu here was ii witness find iid-
mittcd hnvini: proinised to (fistiiliiitc
iiioncy airioiii: the pi-or oi \'0\ll=!I1¥!l if.
flonellnn w.'i= elected.
tiouoerlng in li'i-iiirfl and inivudcd to'
retiirii to (.`nlifi»i'nia. _
_ »~..~_,-~-v.-»._~.- -,_,...~_~.-~»--4
A ssd ilioiiiiiniz at-ciilt-ii‘:  ii..
about ii mile off \`Bl>l' :.”.... ' ~
lug about eight rfi. ~l<. ~\" - '-~ 
John 'l`crrcl, ri ' “’ if -1
wiih Tleujniiiiii llii 'I
lobsters to t-lic w ' § IK-A
Johnston .\'» (‘o., lil” `-1»
out in their hon! toye\.her setting out
traps. A stiff href-ze urns hl0\»\il‘Z M
the tliiie. 'l‘hi\y got to li-civirrd of iiii
iceberg and the boat hccanii- tcnipor-
nrlly bei~iilincd, fin cvltiiiu out of
the shelter iiflurilrd by the ireliri-if
the wind siiddciily :~'ir1`."\: the sii.l~
ovci-tiirned the hoiil, \\'lii<il ‘I -Y.
hallnst, iiiinicfllntely sunk .ai  ul
seven lutlioiiis of wafer.
ltlcliiirds not hf»lif of sou" 'liiiif~
led men.
there. sold to his wife that he would
-fo iiir i1 shui- and nick some mav-
000
: Coiinsel for the public p.ri.~.;_ccii_ii\i‘ sIii__“_0_____ This was nt 3 p_ m_
Noi. returiiing at 0 o'clocl< some
ziiixicty was felt. Arthur llishop, in
coiiiliuiiy with A. 'l`. llofllfe Bud BH
otlior, went out to nisire ri search.
Not fiiiiiing him at n nci"l~ii \r'9 they
coutiiiiicii 1-n vp f‘\~‘ " ~ ~' '  ‘A
gi !~ii.i-l; pnstiiii-_ f- 1. ’- 
»\ftl?" If flltir .\` » A ll’ fi 1
f,f,f1v1‘*7'; ri »l ‘A ' A' "
.git _. . _ 1 H
It/___d t , ,-» .ii ,il 'i i ii fin* flii..
L., ,_ U- f» '~\,- pi. _,_ .. iii \n~ cut
_florii niiil :il oirri' coii\'0§'f'(l tO his
’lii»ii~'~.
A _\_l_ HI-'Iii-p uns* ITT! _ri»'-irs of nge
fond niurrieil about one vczir nero. His
wil' _ with tivo lii/it"i»:.- nnil tivo sis-
lm-, _;iii~\'i\'o. Sonic (imc lfirt vearlic
isiiiii-rril fi'oiii ii slr¢`\lI". of l\1‘\'Rll'5l5
'in' v-err to llos-ton for fientnient,
ling not iiliffi nin." ri~‘*cl ii" r"f'1I`u€ll.
--i_<~¢- ti-»i\ he iizid l-inoiiie ilc¢~'poii-
He declaied he had enoiisll ill “l~'"'|‘**' »
y - "a liir ,omit (`iiri=»= fimidriifl.
._ .. WW. ..e._...~_._.,.....~.,....w...
._..5,
‘DROWNING A£CIDt;i‘i‘l` _
, AT MURRAY HARBOR
_.ini he nrri\'ed -in the :icciie Rich-
..r.l. iv... in ii stiifc of extreme cx-
nonuccd yesteiiliiy " 'Sli or " ,_
i i. _
..  .iii tliiyiiigli 'hc prolonged ex-
. i
Hamm. ».;,,,.th 0,, i.\'i»iiilie,,-.i..i ni. '. A *» in fha cold wiiter and was
- .
A iii.-. l. 'hc niiii of time. Ter-
\....ii»~<f before l.eerii's arrival.
i,_ .im ’l:='~ri\l “ns »\ riiiing man Of
'wi i .'e.i., the si'.;i ol 'I“I|n 'l‘er~
lr.-l ~= ll-istoii. who will arrive here
“mug 1-c,.r,,1 u,,,| ,__ l_,,,,,__ ,,,.,.,,L|lf,ili1\-iinil proi-veil fo flu- scene ofthe
ii'-ciileiit. 'l`he il;i'eiisril left no bro~
rl.i.< iii si=_f_i,..~a_ lli» was a splendid
yoiinl; iiinii iiiio his dvziih it so earl?
an use is to lic wi.-n.tlv dclilorf-d.
llziring' fl: .liiys iiiiiiiedintely Inl-
lowiiif: flir :ii-i-iiienf the fishermen have
liciwi i‘\i'cpt»"iiully l\\\*~`_» f!el.til1R out
tlirir iigtps :ind no ilill‘l'iiil"ned effort
l\;i.~i been mrldi l_i|.v. rils (lie rH‘.0V€l‘Y
_ . h- J. 'i hi- loiir. has complete-
ilv di.~`nppcsrcil iiiid iii. priiscnl caiinot
used in iniirking the location oi lol.-`_‘ie loentrd. lt_in riipi-ct_i_§l _that to;
-tfr ti-nl lines and liiing im lo tliiseuiii-ri w _tl”»;~ fi.iii-i..»<-:i wi urn ou
llfol' ulioiil. hull an hour, duiiii~ 'cbich in low" iii thc sefircli for the DOOY-
 Burifl Allehi \md9\‘Itin\e it young innn i-iiiiied \\'il_liauil 'l‘eri‘cl hos 'm~fi- ri-sid`ing with his
9 Iieeco, who lind obscrvd the ficciil.-iit‘_m.n...~,,,.~.\,l,,»r_ ,\l|~,<_ 1,¢i~g0_ mother 0(
V
from mi: fisliing i».\i_f_ was niakiug alll _ _ _ _
lapsed to thc assistance ol the -i~.\\~erl\- ~‘I“’ ““‘“ “Im I' '°“°(I mchams' dm'
\liii:, his stay in ‘.\'lui~rny llarboiir.
e \ ~ ‘
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