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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16.-Driving
sixty, miles _linlhour over the Santa
Monica course, Dave Lomis. an entry
for the Vnndnrliilt cup rsee, lost con-
trol of his car to-day and dashed ln.
to e,f_c_r_o_vvd killing one man and in-
jurlng"_six persons, the latter includ-
ing himself ,and ~iiv,e women-.
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(Canadian Press)
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 16.-l’rovl-
sional President Huerts, is said to
have paid certified drafts on London'
and Paris -amounting to one million
Denon tn the Japanese arm oi iviitsni
find a Russian company in Tokio for
iirniaments furnished the Federal
Govsrninent. It is reported to-day
that a prominent 'American is trying
tc arrange for the resignation of
lluerta on behalf of a group of finan-
ciers in the United States in consi-
deration 0f the payment of a suibstan-
tial sum of money,
A;._.
CGIIDEHSED IDS " _
T00 l!'l'E _F08 ' R
_ CLISSIFICITIUN
One cent per word each insertion ls
this column. Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents. 
WANTED.-A YOUNG GUERNSEY
bull, pure bred. Lemuel H. Drake,
bnrnwall-__ 1_2§§-2-ismsipd
wAN'rEn as or so neresi-if inns
within four miles City Box 43
-~i-us»_~_g_3-._'.. ]"25l:2.;.171`T6E °
FOR SALE.-A NEWLY CALVED
cow, 4 years old. Hugh McPhee,
New Dominion. 1228 2-1lim3i d
____ _. ___ i_ P
iron Balisi-_-A _;l;Ai.F__ _spans
siuirh=__.s1n»‘_usl.»‘iiew».~ __ jfAnn1'y so
HiiIsborn~d_tT"“"1f_. _izso-2-1'1M31.
WAN'1‘1Im`.-uAN_ 'ro mm no'rA`ii'v
savi. Avllly to Spurgeon Hickox,
Bofn_5_haw.__ A 1233-2-86m3ipd
Russian sesdwhent, Edward Wood,
 Pownal. __ _________ 1236-2-16m»4ipd
LOST.-BETWEEN TWO MACH AND
Victoria Hotel, ladies hand bag._
Finder please leave at Two Macs.
' 5-2 17m'.ll d
125 - p .
FARM' iron sALE.- 112 ACRES or'
__ _ 1252.2-11IIIis pdf*
WANTED.-GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
housework in small family. One
who goes home at night preferred.
Apply' 69 Rochford St. After 6
___o'clock. ' 1261-2-17m3ipd.
WANTED ll:URNISI-IED HOUSE
with or without option purchasing.
Full particulars "A", Box 371.
1217'-2-14m3l[ld.
I`o`§i‘f"lFI§§'Fi'i§p`Av`,` A" 'é6i§p"5fIi<*F
link, lnltinlcd F. E. G. Finder B
please leave at Guardian iifnce.
121l_1_-2-ififi/l3i. ‘
WANTED-YOUNG LADY WANTS
position as stenographer or Book-
keeper. Experienced. Apply 7
King Square. 1218-_2-1-iiniipd.
WANTED A MAN TO WORK ON
dairy farm. Apply by letter or per-
sonally to C. F. Ferguson, Marshe
ueld, No. 2 York P. E. I.
1237-2-16m6i'pd.
TEACHER WANTED.-FOR KN~U!I‘S~
ford school. No. 40 second Clari-
Supplsmsnt for remainder of year
$17.50. Alfred Moreshsad. SUNG*
__ tary, Oyary, R._R._ 12§_|t2-16m3l
WANTED.-LADIES T0 DO PLAIN
and light sewing at home, whole or
spare time, ivod pay, work sent
any disitsnesl charges paid. Bond
stem or lullpsrtienlers. Nation-
al nufaeturing Oo., Montreal.
- I 4125-1-24as12l
rAnM`°" _Noari-1
miles from Ohar-
98l acres in
with
barn
John
s
to the Succession Duties Act will he
IHHOUHCEMEH IS.
MEETINGS ETC.
Ons cent per word each insertion in
this column. Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charges twenty-ilve
cents.
“Alpha Rehecllah Lodge meets to-
night at 8 o'clock. Initiation. 1251.
“MUSIC LESSONS-Mrs. Alfred
Stewart has re-opened her Saturday
music class. Students wishing to
loin this class would do well to call
nt 185 Hillsboro Street.
1250-2-17M3lpd.
"Mr, R. Robertson of the Provin-
nlnl Department of Agriculture will
address agricultural meetings at St.
Teresa on Monday, February 16th»
Tuesday, at Lake Verde School
House and Wednesday, At Brcoklltld
Hall, all meetings to begin at 1.30
p.rr.. Everyone interested whether
members of institute or not are in-
vited to be present. ' 1248-Mali.
carp, Humber- Silver Black Fox
Zio., Ltd., which nas recentl! *Mu
organized, reports that the! lil”
been very successful in selling their
stout and that only a few shsriis art
me The iexes sm capitalised et
12,500.00 ii pair. ‘Any one interested
would _dp well to make application
ini seem ro ilu iiumierv a onw-
Appiiesuens win be siven pr°l°i'°n°°
in the order received. They are also
0|," to ,ell options on 1914 Dlllil-
f~'or further particulars write Beals-
Olilfll
life at sea, to which Canada is like-
ly to give adherence. The main fea- l
-mlm
na-
_It will he reliiciiilicnril that i`opt.
Richards went to Molltrinl iii thc lute
autumn, ploposlny to spciiil the uin-
l ~ . . I - --
  (From Our Own Reporter) ' ways, which protests just as they nlnendninnh was long; Anil me clause tc" Wm' his d“l‘l-fl"~‘;‘”- Ml"S» Will* A .
OTTAWA. Feb. 16~-Hon_ Mr. Haz- Pl‘0bablY did h H . G -' ' ' ~ . ' bank. Some Wulfkli Hilo he was tnlleiilnot t k i ctr" t' l't"
cn tabled toda the conventions h Mi 'W en on eo' Gm lumltmg the tm” for wmmenccment ill. but Owillg tv his slilcniiid stron ii fiiiniiilltilnlili I 'l ph" In It-(lu ml
Ins IIII:IIIIIIs A DA Y’s PRocEEDINGs _ cAI>T. wN. RIcIIARDs
IIIAII _IIIIIss IN CANADIAN coMMoNs DIED YESTERDAY
 Conventions Submitted on Safety of Life ut hen. Sir Wilfrid llsks u 
:Ie A c il _ .
WAI' ..£2i§.i§....“§3,;;..;'“?.?: ;‘..ir;‘.‘_‘ Question. Hot Discussion on Ruilwuy Promises. important
al dnyg dur ng November last” (rom , _ A tcldcg;'_um _i‘eceu\'od yi-str-riliiy nn.
pleur p 1 h _ s _iiouncc ie_iciitI iII i\loIItI'-al. cs-
pletearec’_l,*;\_1_:_lly0lla:a Hgetllllililrdeiii a__oco_u_is     ;te_r_dav_ morning ol i‘:IIItaiiiiLWiillIoui
oillcesior the first time to-day. n"'h“'_d“' B"1""’"i'
-°-'-l-21-1
Ill-'_-1-__
lily of l'riIIco l'ldwuril Islund. Ho
wus ii incn.lIDi' of the Vniiservative
li<\\'cI'nIIIcIit iluriug 1871-2 and sup-
horted the hill for the construction
of tliu l‘i‘inCn Edwiiril Island railway.
In April 1872, he was defeated iii ii
l,;cneI'al nlcctimi, owing to the 0DDO~
sition to the riiilwiiy Bill Hc did
Bm WHS Ulstlif- _ to one year was adopted. h _ __ _ _ _ Y l.:I _ IQ, u Ieu e was ectci
Y
_ which were agreed upon at the Inter- why doesn t the railroad keep its
national convention on the safety of promise? ls their query; why doesn't
the Government make them build?
s their protest. The question is one
__ *_ ture of this report, as affecting that is rapidly coming to a head as
I (Canadian Press) Ciilldda, is that Drovision will be tho debates in the Railway Com-
O'I"l`AWA, Feb. 16.-Chief Engineer made for ice observation and patrol
D. W. McLachlan, in a report, from in the North Atlantic under Inter-
Port, Nelson to the Railway Deparb national auspices. There will also he
ment defends the port against the 8. patrol in the same W_a"'e“ 10' dem' k“l'°h"Wa“- Hef°t0'f0f0 ill has MGD
tirent allegation of bunglins on the lmts' TWO “@5991” Wl»l be Felllllfed the cusl10Iu t0 1‘8<luil`€ n beginning
Hudson guy Railway te,.mina1B_ at an annual up-keep of 'between f _ _
He says the work is progressing 3200.000 and $300,000. Canada will plet1on_within five. On the first of (From Our Own Reporter)
Wm and the men me quite satisned only have to contr bute two per these bills, that of the Calgary nnd (ITTAwA_ lash 16__.(l0mpnls0ry
with the rosa and living, the eonni. "°“t' °‘.""l“- _ _ E‘1"‘°"*_°” ““lWuY» R~ B~ Buuuell audit and the requirement of con-»
nuns of which are mr better than Sir Wilfred Laurier asked if thu moved in the coinmittce, that it be plete returns each year to the Minis-
in any other construction job in the com-'ent one were to 'he regarded as given one year In which to mmmenca l te" of Fmamc' “re the only °“t`
c0untry_ a binding trenty_ or merely as a work and three to complete. By ii standing features of me Bill, res-
Voluntarv resolution to be submitted vote of 22 to 12, this ~ amendment pecting trust companies, which was
to the various nations for ohser- carried. introduced by Hon. George Perley
V3"°¢~ _ ‘ _The Very Milt iluy another western today. In the past, there has been
_ML HB7-0" S*-*ld _l-hilt the l`9Z“1*" bill, that of the Central Western no uniformity in charters granted to
tions would he binding on the na- Canada railway, came up. Dr. Sour such companies. This will be also
tions. which became parties to the banner, (Soni-is) and R. B. Bennett mineilicil hy the new lllll
C0IiVcDti0l1 (Calgary) moved that it be limited Hon J D Hasan introduced his
  E (Fl`0l11 OUP OWU R€l’0l`t°I`l _ ill the Sallie Way. but by ull appear-l Bill to uincndl und consolidate the
0'1‘TAV\A. Fell. 16.-Conservative ences there hed been n hurried lobhv| Fisheries Act. As the bill has been
members from the west are making a and all the Liberals except two vot- unreviscd since 1886, it naturally in-
mlttee and in the House show.
T_he fight is centring on 5 couple of
bills for roads in Alberta and Sas-
or work within two years and com-
At this point, Mr. Douglass of
Strathcona, the promoter of the
hill, explained that he had favored
the reduction of time until told that
if it were insisted upon, the Bill
would bc withdrawn. He thought it
desirable in view of this statement
that the Bill should stand so that
the policy of the Department might
be outlined. He, therefore, moved
postponement of consideration of 'the
bill and Mr, Borden agreed.
-- Izallnnig liirht this suuniuu fu Cnmvnl eil nsninst the amendment leiniles A n.nss of dead timber, which
(Canadian press) the railroads promoters to_ substl- When the first of these bills. that_ Piirliiiineiit is asked to trim out. The
T0R(;_\;T0_ Fcb_ 15____wh1e none of 3_itef_pe_rtfo_i_‘lr1ni;ii<{)iees_:_f'gr_ pr£>_:nI§;.__vr;E af ;he Calgary _oniil Edlnfliontont rgil- only new fcaturesf will bc the plaguing
m- -- - e 2 a in c 'a , came up in ie ousa o sy in proper lnriii o soma regu a ions
ilxaéllully 13.211311; _suillélecslgilgn glagxs 31; Committee last vvcek came. into the theruh was n discussion _ that was  iv line _ with me px-Oyilwlal yeznlw
ace Wm speak of the outcome of the House todnv. _ t k leng y and heated and In the cud tions. hor instance, _in Illegal fishing,
_mrutiny into the estate of the late Homesteadcrs. induced to s_ e up the vote was taken on the amend- the possession of fish out of season
Scwtor Cox it is intimated in G0v_ land on the promise ofl ii. railroad n.ent of l-lon. H_. R. Emmerson, that will be regarilczl ns sufficient ground
ernment ciréles that d soon to come near them, have been the ilnuse remain unchanged at two for action, The Onns of proof shift.;
' - 5" “mlm '“°“l* deluging the Department ol Rall- years and five ycnrs. The Icmmerson from the Government,
~Bl k F x Oo..' . . A - ,
ta” Hamm' sing 1 M 0 'DNUUW “I9 Will* lillfil lltl' 919561' mlillll- church ol Enfield so as to avoid the be on Tiiesflny Fell Will M- "23 model net od by single but striklm: ‘*"‘”""`”`°’_`
Ltd" Bwfotd' P' l 'U97-2-1IM6‘ipd. also have her fortune to the home. presence of crowds of spectators. mm- D l i A land well-chosen details,
the #ary Randal Memorial Home iniillllfy.
brought in this session so that dn- "`-f-'-‘-'~"‘-'-'~`~'~"-""'""-"""`""""""""""""""""""""""""""""”"""""""“'"""""""""""`""""""""""""""""'""~‘~"‘~'~`~‘-'-'-`-‘-‘~"-‘~°-‘-'-'~"'-'~'-'=-‘~'-'-‘~'-'-'-`-‘~`-‘-‘-‘-'~'-‘-'-`
 lllllllll_lllll33_lS  _ lll\lll__ ll-_ P- _ _   _ ._ _ _ Plllllllllll llll _
ll Elllllll
mmyyng Sym   mm HMS _Ili IIII IIIIII IIIIII Ii RIII
serious coiiseqiilciicis were Iiutici-
llutell. His grant age lIowo\'e1', nl-
mosll 95 years, alllied tu thc indis-
Dositlon, prevented the hoped for rc-
gt and vigoious ciiiistitutiou no'
tu the l.e;.;islIItIvI- f‘ouncil, hut uhiui
‘his term exlllrcll he declined to uc-
cvnt I‘o-IIori.iiIIitioII_ Mr. ltichurdu
was lirosiilcnt ol, :ind ii large share-
lioldvi' in, the (IliIii'lI>i.tato\vII Steam
- - - _ c' ir 1-- _ i : ~ 'ri-ii~1i..\'I‘I1;<'Ai"I‘AI.' A .. . _' . 
Fond siren'-,ffl sU_i~n.n on H _  u;,'ai._';s:  ..  _ 
see o s. rsh whi c l hit f- ' 'I _ I ` “ ‘ ' '  -
a ) ago W e _ (Canadian Press) _  .b“mu°l' Radlcal' _ M: Pj' fm Hl`“f_Y Uiliifilmiillv f0_l` many YGHFS covory :ind hc lvoiikciieil i;I'ndIIIilly`
.___.____---- dence in Downing street. °““t“l`lY “hitting 1° Westerly' S“°“' `
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16.- Silas Whitechapel. was £01185 Olilfllffil lil’ Presideiit of the Railway Gazette till the end come ponccfully as iihovii
Christnilcrson. Sun Francisco. nrriv- Judnn llnujilll tn Iluv pnnultius und new Railway Age Gazette, and for suited.
(U __ di PMB cd here to-day in his blplnne fr0in` ‘mats of ’ll"’-$02: bee”-“se hf’h_V°te‘1 `l_“ forty-eigiit years its editor, died ut_ The lute Ciilitniii Richiirds was
EI CF N1f“Rgx"'“F D all _ _ llaltersileld, Calif. He had flown H e House 0 t'°mm°'l? “‘ ‘le , lm’ his home here to-day, aged 67. Ihqorn May 15, 1810 iii .\‘\\'iiIIs::i, South
» ~\ ._ 0 . h--L-lialies Ove, q~e1,,,¢;,ap, ,md the Coast Range rm had n con fact W1 h the British _~___<_.______ yi-310,, His ,,,,,.C,,,S ,,.e,.c th, \_,,,.
Gale, n. British sulhlnct. Wiilell’ k“°W“ Mountains which resisted all prevlouil G°"e"'m°“t' He 1° 9' b?“k°"~ Til” Captain Wm. llichiirils und Irliii-;;iii~i~t
lf' the E014 GBHIDB Ol Alaska and Ne- attempts of avmtol-B_ In crossing, fllle 8093 to _DL Wm' Bild who lald    Tlioums. lic was eiliiciilill In Swim
land -sc ni-oeknelc in goes stsce oi rude ‘Yun found murdered to-day in the svistor sometimes went np 1,-_ the information. Samuel gnvu "ONCE sen nnii vI'..ci~rinnI, iri-Inns. \‘<i-y
cultivation, James Essery. l;1lB F5100; all lgniuvgl- Lgwer Cale: 000 (eel-_, 2,000 feet above the highest °f appeal- curly in life he exiiihitvil ri lIiii~tinilt\-
ornis.. iamon s an cas amoun ,,mks_ He made 170 miles in three     for the sen and when iibout eighteen
ln! *-0 tell l-l10“5€\lld d0lllil`S Were hgurg and forty-live minutes, years of age, soiled with his futher.
stolen and Gale's hand split with an . ’ _ f _ ‘ < -~
nxe as he lay in hed.
At Zo he had risen to bc miistei.
' ' , . Ii inunuuieu Pr-nu) 3`§$§2l`°Sw“s'l‘l_sl§'§.'§l§"f§“§ils"§f§i'$Lenf
IIIEAYIIIEN DN srRIIIIs  I WAS llllllllllllll           
‘ ' < 3 ~V°“th sentenced to di” t°m`°l°"°W- shipbuilding and mercantile pur-
_____ . _'_' _ ____ ._____.__ f°f “"‘"`d°f Of "°h“ B'-’”“°“» 11" been suits, first at Port Hill, but nifi-
LONDUl\ Feb. 16.-The results of in a state of coma for three days mam t gideford where h 500,,
I _ . _ “_ . y e
(Canadian press) William Marconi s wireless telephone ST JOI€I(i_J“”'}_§;}*;*“ qgffiuze _United _The goctars are unable to restore owned Die of the Quest. amp ya,-ds in
SYDNEY, Feb. 16-Slaughtermen, experiments are sufficiently encour- St t' - ' _ im o consciousness and he has the Pm,-ince_ and where he hum v,.S_
butchers and meat salesmen are ' on aging. _Says the Timeiii t0 W5l`m“l' dogsgslgarizl i‘;:l:agilI;§.t0r'lIll!ld ‘dvilleswamhill been kept alive by i"~l°°t'°“s 0' ml' sels for the Engl sh marknt and for
trlke and n meat famine results the belief that commercial installa- got safely away_ uid_ foods. _ trading on his own accourm chiefly
which will spread to Melbourne. tions will he available immediately. | _“he l’°1l°" “"3 arranging t° 1’l“°° to the west cossi. of South America.
The first commercial installationsl ------- "£3 ‘gui °;‘l‘_‘_')§`)a‘;)‘;‘;_' ;h°k§;l;‘l’;f,‘;‘f'“0l; Brazil the East Indies and the Medi-
ill b. ho d ships, nd Mr. Mar- _ _ _ 8 _ 0 tcranean. He also owned ship yards
:uni he on tha; some ofihese max DBI SEVEN SUFFRAGETTES what is transpiring he will be drop- and built many ships in other parts
o opcs a t t it
_ th or SENTENCED T() JAIL [Jed in 0 e ern y- of the Province, notahlv nt Slimmer-
na  working within the next mon
 , , » ~ ` -'_ side and Egmont Bay. 'He built in
;‘f_‘;_m, ff,,e‘§ §f1“,,"‘,‘f§§,,‘““f,h§§§ 2,111 LONDON. Feb. 11-Seven muneni -n sn About one hundred ships. renrinr
" .d vo ’. June n, siiffragettes have been sentenced by in size from three hundred to twelve
make her mm en . yage m ' 8 L' the Magistrate at Bow Street Po-   hundred tous. For many years hc
Wlllifll Will be elllllllped with 8 ""l“'. lice Court to four days' imprison- EMPERATURE was the largest shipper of ents from
1°” ln”t“u°'u°“ th” Wm render p°5`| ment each on their refusal to find  T ‘ flic Island to Great Rritian ond the
Slble °°““t““l° °°mm““l°“tl°“ Wu” sureties that they would keep tl1c| "DE, H00", ETC. f‘ontinent of Eur0lu‘. almost ull thc.
Great Britain and America- Wm 319° 'peace for six months after they had ____ ` cargoes lielnll nnrr cd _ hy his own
bu “WJ f°f “'l'°l““ t°l"Pl‘°“i° °°““ been cllarsnd with Obsifuufiuu und lspeeinl to the Ginn-dinn) ships. in iam, hi-_ was eierteii Dv nr-
municatlon w th other ships, assault in connection with the de' T(~,p¢0\yp(y yeh 17 *Gales nom, clnmiitinu to the I.:-gisluiivi-_ Ai-sein-|
monstration near the Pi‘eri‘ii€l"S l`0Bl'l ` ` ' ` ' _____________________________________,_______._._.,__.,__._____._.____,._._._.,V ,.,_.,._._._.___._._____.___________._.,___._._._._._.___._________________..______,
N:i\'I;;otioiI ffo., litll.
in lR~l'.l hi- niurricd Susan, dnulih-
,ter of ilu: lute lion, James Yeo, ii
_`pi'<\inliIcIIt Iiicrclliiiit. sind ship uwiiel
vi' l’<ii't Hill. f<II`IIluI‘ly nf iTiII'Iiwul\,
ldlizliilill. llii-' fiimily Consists ol'
two holla und one diiughter, viz,
limi, .lnmcs W. l{iclII\.I‘ils, M, P., for
l'i'ince i`r~uIIiy, !\lI~. .lohrl Hichiirds,
oi lliileford, lc-iidi~i‘ of the Provincial
l_ihuI‘:il puI~t_v null Isabel M., now
Mis. W, Mellen Wiilbsnk, of Mon-
treul. His wife predeceased him by
several years.
Tile lute lfiiptnin Richards was ii
tlioroiigli gcutlemuii, loveable, ami-
able and Ircniiil. He lived far he-
yond thu :allotted spun, but not with-
standing his grrcnt nge, he retained
his physical and mental strength to
n remarkable degree, taking a llcnu
interest in current po1lti_cal,commer-
cial and social events practically
till the time of his death. Thrco
years ago he visited his ‘homo
in Wales, making the voyage
alone. and travelling extensively
in Ireland and England.
'Phe lute Captain Richards will be
greatly missed oy many i'rlnnds,- old
and voiing, throughoitt the province
Innd his death slncer8y.molirnB_d by
those who k-new him best.
The body will he brought homo
for internicnt nt Birloldrd, leavin!!
lihii-1 moriiing, accompanied- by his
sou, .lli-. John Richards.
The women informed the Magis- io-day. Wednesday fnir nnd cold. NI-}wl<1s'l‘ 'I‘l-lli\`fi:~‘I l.\` .=il{ill'l`S _
ti ~ - s ,
Lurr uuuruuu Tu  ‘¥‘i‘.i‘2.i“§t 5221' €l.°..'".?.`.`§i°..’.‘l..5’“..f“'“fiZ THF; u“~“‘Hu“~- ‘fR°*"“"Y  _
THE “UNWANTED” puestion iv votes for women from beautifully clear and bright ii most
- Ii l ' ' 'I
"**‘ the Klng's speech at the opening of_dcliglitlul winter day, cold in thc NEW X-(mK_ F,,_h__,,"r_V ,G __\ |»,,,-in
WHITE PLAINS' N' Y" B-feb' “`_l P8l`ll°m°"l1~ There were U0 195%" morning but becoming milder in the cubic says nn exliihitioii of aI»I~iul:l
Th will of the late Annie Coe Mac- - . _ »  . [nr Ann.,-_
9 . _l1ll'l0llK the prisoners- nemo n with su ht snow mu at . models Ilisigucd cxclui-Iilily
gowzui wh? digg “t her g1°Teh m SECOND HATCH IN COURT. "_ ht 0 ’ a 5 ican luiyors has hcl-n oprnril iii. l‘:iul
0l\ 61'! “BTV ill fill“i\l`Y ¢ "9 inother batch of militant suilra- ng - p - t' _ in l> ' ontIIi"i--_
todiii. leaves her entire fortune, seidlgdttes were brought up at the Westl yes,_e,_day the wnmcmture at the ?|f;fl,,fg a,:1,,,€`z;TsC,.,,.,,u:,:,,_ ,\l_
150 D0 575.000. lOl' the eil-5bll3hm°“t_London Police Court on charges of ,mrmest period was ll shove zero, l’0il'Bt Slliili
Ol it llbmd lOl' ','l'0llllBd, edllimlfed Bild, assaulting the police during tlld ali- th th v'_ ‘ “My L‘real.i0lis tnkc ii wiiln ruligr
Protestant gentlewoman whose means,1;empt to arrest Mrs. Em-meline "0m°Wl‘"'- lllghef “ll °" ° V" ‘ and l nm nel. one nl thesr-_ who de
are small and whose home is made Psnkhurst. Soma of the women were ous night, when nt the coldest period vom themselvfn exeliislvr-ly to eithvi-
unhspliv by having to live with rela-|sent to prison _for a week on their it regmered 6 below ,erm M ning the narrow _,km _,,,. HN. _,.r,,,.,\;,,p_
tives who think them in the way." refusal to pay smell fines inflicted by 8 m_ yesterday it was mm. above "My guiding principle is ihut cl/fry
Miss Macbowell expressed the de- the Magistrate, while others were, ' woman should dress in the ony
hoiior of her dead mother. at 3.24 and tomorrow at 4.11; will I _
Blis names the Winchester Trust BRITISH NOVB-‘LIST WEBB be nigh camel-row morning et 4.51 ;hh'"_“' "‘;trY°';`sd'I“‘;'3"t"c‘:‘  f"°°,‘_‘,‘f_ _
°°'“"" °' Y°"k"" "' h" °“°“°°'l i.oNnoN Feb is -frhemss i-ini-Ny and 'rhin-sdsv st 6.13. in tu§;“I°°g‘L“v;‘ in Brmels _,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,._
‘nd uh th” uneven lniiesbaniggen; the British novelist. author of "Far The sun ssts this afternoon st no dress is lmn,.,q¢,¢_ in llnnll. ll,
“stun be .elected by l 8 on 0 Fl'0¥ll thi! Mllddhll Cl`°"d" 'md 529 and tomorrow at 5.31;'it rises only appears so when ilu- wcnrer in
vsstryrnsn of St. Johns Episcopal ,, . .. -
I Tsss of the D Urbervllles. and _ omm at 6 57 and lmmodest.
_Church of Yonkers to serve as _e many other works known throughout tomorrow m Z - __I_,m_ ,hp _mninz n,,_m_," uw u_,,d_
_board of governors of the home, I the 'cum and W” Florence Dug. Thursday st 6.55. imcv shown M, my ,,.,,__,t,,,,,,, ,F ¢,,
el” "ka that h" "tt" J°"i° b°|ds.ls, his secretary and typist were The moon sets this morning ul- , heconie more nnil more simple ond
elrs hat the institution be known spdischarged or remanded pending in- iillll at 'lille lJ~ m~ 11 above' which becomes her and not blindly
The tide will bs hlKl`l 7-M5 3"'*“`n°°n I follow the vogue of the moment.
"I still have some hnrern skirts for
FV" l“°°f°M”°° "1 ul” h°m°' sm* married on the 10th, Hardy’s M12 [models nm only worthy to bs-ni* hy
'IW uni' lim' *1 \>°°°“°° “ll” “Y” im wus nies in 1912. He Is in his Thér was mu mmm on .,.,,eBdM, nam, when tm. M, ,,, ,,,,,,., ,,,,,_
tile sister has the oi-.her half ol thu 14¢h year, B ,Osh t 1,, n, '\plIcity of line ninl ein, and wuboui.
Bill-ill Ol ll" f°l»l\°l'- 95'” M“°D°‘ The marriage took place at 8 F°l""""`Y ' “  p' " ornnmvntntinn.
Will. and has money b°3l‘l°l- Sh! U' o’clock in the morning in the parish The last i1lllil`l»0l Ol N10 H100" Wllli "Nothing is prettier ihnn surh n
The hrlde is the author of s num- The length Ol £058! Will lin will "My collection contains unirow
cd ilirsscs, hut, IIII hlistlci-I.
“lu ilrvnscs I linvn dcslgiwil Ii III-iv
.skirt u'liiI-h I»:lIoIIlil Ilrovc piiI'l,irIIlIII'ly
popiilni- in Ainf\I'ir-.Ii since ivitliout liv-
III;; slit it Isllows oil the lug und lig-
III'r- in :I ilie=cI`cI\t und churminl; mun-
lnor hy nu iirriingrmcnt fixed iiisidl-
the I-.kiI't hy wllirh pleats iirr- ntturh
cil to mi-li irc. In this wily the lclr
is uiitlinvrl in wnlkiiw and ii womiiii
can wcur this liiirticulurly suIiu‘t
fetching costume without nutrnlfllll-5
the suscelItihilItii~I~I.
"There la no 1.cIl<le11cy shown in
colors and l nm nvoldlug more tlimi
ever the use of pastels or dull colors
"My lust trip to America eiinhlcfl
nw- to lmrn Ii grcut deal of what is
relliurrrl bv Ailicricun wnmcn. liooun
filling tiiilor-Iiiiiili-i-I with large slccv-
rs silituivle for mit-dimr occilputions
:ind rlI'i-ssrs in which the wearer can
dIIII<‘i\ cnslly urn ivllutis roqulred.
I "l hurl' also lvulrl more Iittcutiflll
in truvcllllliz drcssrs than to clIIlIui'~
uf.; i~vi~nInl; Ilrruscs and clualls."
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