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One of the; BeSi. Speakers That
Has Sgt, _in ’_Co1nmons 
Since Confedeariion.
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0-rrawa, . May 8-(Spaniel).-Hon.
Peter White H. P. for North Renfrew and
idx Speaker ofthe House of ‘ Commons
.limi nt his home in Renfrew this
morning. -
Mr. White-was regarded as one of the
hest Speakers since Gonfederatitn. ~
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Rims, May’ 2.-Queen Marghc\'ita's
Alpine garden. which is situated six
thousand feet above sea level, is said to be
the highest garden in existence. It is
.situated naar the summit of the Petit St.
llernard, and duringntour in the Alps
was selected by the Queen with a view to
the cultivation of Alpine plants and
liuhcns. Theoc she has obtained from all
parts of the world, and many of them
were planted-by her own hands. The
;_f.1r<lon has the reputation of being the
most perfect of its kind in the world.
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Morrrnnan, May 2-Today a provincial
tax against all foreign brokerage houses
doing business in this provlncagvent into
elrcct, the consequence being that many
firms have paid up. Thus, the province
is today richer by $l0,ilXl than it was
yesterday. With other houses it appears
to ba diffedtnt. Thore°is'very evidently
n wide difference' of opinion as to
whether they come under the
law. Some of the members of the
liiontrenlstock exchange, who have in,
their offices private wires. could daallwith
New York. Boston, or other foreign
cities. Some of these men: contend that
thc present law does not 'take them in.
They did admit that this was probably
the intention when it was framed. Some
of them have obtained legal opinion on
the subject. Their lawyers tell them that
they are not liable toatax under the
present reading of the law.
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TERRIBLE BACK PAINS.
'l‘hey fairly agonlae yopr life. Some
thing powerful amd penetrating is needed.
lnmtors know o nothing so swift to
relieve as Nervlllhe, a strong, penetrating
liniment modetoolire just such pains as
yours. Nsrvlline is very concentrated,
about four times more powerful than
ordinary linlmcni.s.‘ In thc worst cases
l’olson's Nerviline ie extraordinariiyiqgood.
All muscular pain ileeslbeforoit.. early
lltiyyears in use-n good recommenda-
tion, surely.
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Lorvnorl, May 3-(Special)-At the
Canadian Club banquet last night Sir
Thomasshaughnessy created considerable
stir by the outspoken way in which in the
presence of the Colonial Secretary he
commented on the neglect of British
ministers and permanent officials to visit
and become better acquainted with the
actual conditions of the Empire they were
charged to govern.
Referring especially to the permanent
hcnd of the Canadian Department of thc
,.
ihe Passage in Four Days.
- .The tug Clipper, belonging to the Spanish-
Boom Company sprun|e_~p leak yesterday _
` i
res
, be continued two years longer.
in Canada every year, he declared.
Such conditions, he said, demanded
immediate attention. ~
On the principle that half loaf is better
than no bread, Sir Thomas welcomed
Lord ~Elgin’s announcement that the
Canadian Pacific Empress subsidy would
lt- is understood that this 'was
accomplished only _by Lord Strathacona's
persistence. V `
Colonial Oflloc, who was present, Si
Thomas expressed surprise that men who
had never seen Canada should hold' such
an ofilco.
. He bhoulclspenfl at least three months
‘the Canadian Atlantic service hc said he ,
off Bastards Island, aijd sank wlthlma
hundmi ,Mas °t th' 'hm' ~ -meal opened today the desk of the late
Johnston, of Midland  drowned.
The fourth hand on the tug get ashore tribute to his memory. saying that 11 more
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Owns Sburm, Ont.. Bay 3.-(Special) -.V
Captain Mcintosh of french River, Ed
on a door. 
Orrawa, May 3-(Special)-When Com- `
_ Fledmnot Gnu” an!! n man named PetorWhita waahidden with Downes. -
After prayers the Premier paid a high
pectable or honorable member nor a
only °“° b°dy h" hu" '°°°"°'°d' fairer, or better speaker never satin the
‘ House.
  R. L. Borden added u brief speech of
` eulogy.
The Fruit Marks Act got its third
Fonowmg Mr' Smughnesey' mm] C h ` reading and Emmersoxfs Railway Bill
‘Strathcona was equally frank. Regarding ` ‘ . was taken ‘mo c'ommmxe_
Mr. Blair and Mr. Barker thought the
lwoum not be snusned ml the passage' , ---_ Intercolonial Rates should be put under
was made in four days.
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Sr. PE'rr-zasnnno, May 4-The resigns
tion of Count Witte as Premier has been
accepted. He will be sueccdcd by M.
Goremykin, former minister of Anterior.
The official announcement ofthe changes
in the cnblnct will be made tomorrow.
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Sr. Ihrrnnsnuno, May 2.-Further
intlmatlons that Russia is playing a deep
larsent by the cenlorshlp to all news-
papers and periodicals forbidding the
publication of any news with regard to
the demobllization of the army and move-
ments of troops in Manchurla and the
re-organization of the military establish-
ment in Siberia and in the For East.
Itls generally supposed the circular
was inclted by the publication of the
news of a halt in withdrawing thc
-Rnssian n.m_iy from Manchuria and the
despatch of thc Novitski expedition to
Mongolia, which, though supposed to be
general staff’ secrets, were published
even in oflicialpnpcrs, and are liable to
seriously embarrass Minister Pokotllofl"s
negotiations at Pekin.
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' llheumatism.
Why suffer from this painful mnlally
when one application ol' Glmmbcrlain
Pain Balm glvcs relief? Hundreds o
raieful coplc testify to the rnnillca
game in the Far East is given in n olrcu-,
S "ly farmers along the stream are highly
f ‘ pleased with the change, since it can carry
1 far more water than heretofore and not
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Moucros. May 2.-With n. 'mur~
derous looking dirk knife in his posses
sion, which he flourished freely before a
terrified lady resident ofthe west end to
enforce his demands for food, George
Morrison, who claims Montreal as his
home, was arrested lost night. He was
drunk at the time, mid the weapon was a
dangerous one. This afternoon he came
before Magistrate Kay, and was sent to
Dorchester ,iai\‘~,ior, thirty days. This
makes' tho. second lease of prisoners
charged, with carrying _o$ensivc weapons
which -*hwenmr bdrgn the 1°sal_pe11ss
‘court in the last o uple of days, the
other bclng`a Petitcodiac lad, who was
armed with a set of lead knuckles.
Two Scott Act cases, fought out by the
defendants, were dismissed for want of
evidence by Magistrate Kay this after-
noon. The cases were against Damien S.
Bourgeois and Thomas Boudreao. In
both these cases the witness was a well
known- resident who had peen subpoenaed
`at the instance of his wife.
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g S1‘oci<'roN, Cal., May 2.-It has been
discovered that in the vicinity of Wood-
bridge the Mokeial,a riverhasfalien i2 feet,
the bod of the river having dropped from
the effects of thcvrecent earthquake shock.
As the waterway has overflowed frequent-
-barrooms. And ilnally statistics for 190-s'\d
,, endanger their lands. Another incident
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power of this fremedy over rhcnnnntisn
For sale by all drugglsts.
BUY ’l`llE ,
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of the earthquake is the drying up of the
'Tracey lake ln the north~western part of
San Joaquin county.
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control of the Railway Commislon.
_ Mr Emmerson opposed the idea and said
_though rateshad recently been increased,
91°F Wow still lower than those oi West-
ern Roads.
He introduced an amendment to the
bill,provlding that anyone selling liquor
to railroad men on duty is liable to fine
or imprisonment not exceeding five years.
The original clause placed the maximum
at ten years.
Other minor changes were mario and
Emmerson announced that the bill
would be referred to a special committee.
` The Inland revenue estimates wen:
then taken up.
mantalncd says the Boston Journal that
the cause of tcmpernnce-not total
abstinence, perhaps-in the matter 'bf` ,
drinking alcoholic-liquors is continually
advancing in this country.
lu Philadelphia the other day a saloon
keeper surrendered hlalicense, and made '
public a dramatic document declaring
that his self-respect and his regard for his
family name compelled him to quit the
business of selllngliquor. This leaven is
Bosrou, May 2.-The Journal has often M F
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Datvsos May 1.-What may possibly
prove the largest specimen of mastorion
working averywhem' mr me wcml t’°h°° ever discovered and one which certainly
is moreland more inflicted on the families
of saloonlsts. Liquor dealers' conventions
makes a record for the Yukon territory, is
now being placed in position in /the
recognize this form of ostracism by pass- Bommm Hamm It was found on clam
ing resolutions denouncing it, but still the 3
feeling » grows.. Then, too, corporations
are coming to insist that their employees
above Hunlker, and was purchased by
Johnny Doyle of Doyle 8: McGill. `
All day yesterday the first day the
keep Amer' even “wide w°‘°khm'h°“"s' mastodon was on exhibition, the crowds
Pure good laws arelworking' against the H
ooked in to see the skeleton. Encyclope-
las were hunted up, authorities on
show that while the per capita oonsump- umm, hmmv were muted mm and in.
beer has gaiied largely-. and distilled 8
liquors .have lost. That always means less
tion cfstimulants has slightiypincreaud. “wth-.@s»k~“'m,b<m“|b,,,,|nw”,, _.ww
roused. ~
The perfect Skelton of the bead of the
r“l“°“s xntemperame' prehistoric monster was discovered. Both
China pays the expense of the recent
British-expedition to Lhassa in instal-
ments and Great Britain recognizes sov-
ereignty over Thibet. China opens two
towns to trade, Gyangze and Knteko.
Britain, but Great Britain will not inter
fere-where China or Chinese merchants
provide the capital for enterprises of this
character. Applications for British
investors for interests in such
enterprises are to be made to the
approves, ratification by the Chinese
government will be necessary. On
penses of the military expedition Great
Britaiawlll withdraw her troops from
Chlncse`Governor of Lhassa. When he C
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the full payment of the ex- P
“Slater Shoe”
“stares shoes”
The nobbiest shoes in
*°Wn. $3-5°. $4~°°. $4150-
$5 oo. _ '
Leathers-patent, kid and _ v , ‘
box calf.“ "-193 a" i‘ Lai ` 7 " '
Tourist East, ‘
Bunion Last,
Arnry~La»r, _,
Rarieaisi Lost. - ,_ , - .. - f-
Fic  M'   CATS NOT WANTED. 0P°l`°f¢°|`° Wl\° WNW PY l0\l°l\ DWI" family should be sopplie vs
the Standard Touch Typewrlting machine by 51] ,ir-ugglgtg,
he “yu-',:1c°.   ' A-Where were vw mins Wll»h°l'° ¢““ _-1-he smith rremlsr rypswnm. A ' .
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. . ‘ ` nllobe -that our factories are W0l'l¢°R °"n."'“_“.-_-`-‘.°du.'"q
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yesterday!
B-Going to start my garden.
` before I can plant anything.
Prgmigr Agencies all over the oiv i
T Th sym o .
T L ‘ - lndlgestion, headache, feeling of depress me reslqentg 01 Lhasgn,
- 1`l°“ ’““il“°* °'“Pl‘°"‘°°' D, Hm“_ Ansar on British /imports w111 he
.g ` . \
"!""" 'eminent physican cannot prescribe a
Chumbi, but may withdraw sooner.
After the withdrawal of British troops
trbbbllgllddlfessgirlgl ftgndgg tf,},`r5t§,-},‘\;]|‘:,I_‘ Chinn must protect British trade.
` t msare constipation dizzincs, Political relations will bc conducted with
LARGEST ORGAN IN THE BODY.
E'hereEli‘ll\i:xtI(:1nez‘\;;.ary!urci\';Ta they are arranged later by a separate convention.
to s
successful . By relying on Dr. Hamilt‘oln’s
§,§‘,§;,g,f,‘;,g°gf,,;,‘j'*;,,;§,,°g',§’;‘,'%,, ';§,';,§{; nn af.. 111.1. ss nscnfelisf.
N° l°““°r Wm y°“ Bu er from hwrdued If ou had all the wealth of Rockefeller,
liv r o kidneys. The marvel of this Y
suicide is that it kee s you well- the Standard Oil magnate, you could not
giriveuts and WINS 9|? Hl¢k“°°S °f buy a better medicine for bowel com-
°v"7 “nd” 25° D" b°x everywhere' lalnts than Chamberlain's Collc Cholera
` D
` ` 'and Dlarrhoea Remedy. The most
D'  I better preparation for collc and dlarrhoea,l
,-- ---”“i°”"’”“‘” .both for children and adults. The unl-
CAMPBELL-1'\\ \-\\|S CWI. Ml-W 2nd-» formsucceee of this remedy has shown
Eva, eldest daughter of John and Annie ‘lambs mpc;-1°;-to all others. It never
O\lDD\>°ll» M193 16 YGBN Ind 5 l1\°“¢hl- fails, and when reduced with water and
Milne Fraser, iialifax. 4d
-. giovkvill abouta dozen cats ll\‘SllA`   A  °°-"- . .
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'j ‘ -~-"‘°"*’ Bxatm, May 2-Germzny is ti; largest
` S ith reducer of potatoes in t e wor grow-
so mm’ orders are on me from ll`iIsed,1l)ng,a.e high as-i8,0iJ0,000 tone in on'e year.
_____._..__---- mweemned, is pleasant to take. Every
d -ith it. Sold
NOUNCEMENTS.
~ -Read Carter & Coe. Seed Wheat
"Ad" in today'e inns.
-Notice to lleirhrmen. John McQoillan
Br. Oo. will buy quahaugs, beginning May
» tasks were found petrified but in n per-
, feet state of preservation. The tucks
E I   U measured cight feet s‘x inches from the
, point where they were broken off the
' head, which was at the point where the
",liusk fastened to the head.
IS U E ` The gigantic teeth closed fast one on
' top ofthe other inaseven and perfect a
- ` way as they must have been fifty
_ """" thousand years ago when the animal
was alive and roaming the neollthic
Pnsm. Moy 2-The Anglo-Thibetuu forests. onetoeth which was necsshm
treaty was Officially published niwr its was weighed annie turned the seals st
ratification. According to information for-by pmmdg, the heaviest, tooth appar-
which has reached the Associated Press ently from which can be gathered in
U50 i-PBM-Y lil S1155*-*WCC is 53 f0“°W5¥ the books, that has ever been discovered.
CLARK’S 0UlCK MEALS.
 f--,;»;,--f 35:21 .:::;;“i‘l;:.1:S.»:“3:::*;I.°
u nr opera ,Y .The quality is assured by Ciark's label."
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Vhcat ‘ 'IDB Wheat “ 70
ork, May, 15.91) Pork, Jan.. $15.40
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linard's tinimeni Curse Dandruff.
-&--larva-
TOP WATCHES.
factories hrst your produced $0.='»i‘0.
worth of mntcln-H. The large proportlo
match trust will have $3,500,000 capital.
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Smith Premier business was neve
Condensed Advertisement
11ws 1131 1111
1 Ill Millllliliil
NEW Yonx, May 2.-For the sake of the
many Jewish residents in Morrocco we
regret that no large and permanent settle-
ment of the Moorish problem has been
recalled. The Jews are the best artiflcers
and business men ln the country. Freed
and protected they could become the
greatest regenerative forte in Morocco,
spreading the arts of civilization, enrich.
ing the land, and making the country o
valuable outlet for the produce and enter-
prise of Europe.
ilil] iliii Plilllli A
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Momrnnai., May 2.-Socialism appeared
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Arid Slr' Thgmas Shaughncssy  them a`l`S1'nksw|th|ala ilandred Yardsfiribuim io His Memory Paid by the Premier-_No Definite Results fromthe
-' " “" " " ` ‘ '  ‘ ‘ ` " `  ‘ ` DeliberationsofMiners-
vtesson- Lord Slraihcona Eclualiy Frank, Calls °f Sh°'E}0wmf“ Me"   liir. Borden-#Fruit Marks Act-The . ,No Referendum.
"For improved Atianilc Scryicc to Make ‘ --»;__g A 4 ‘Railway Bill is Discussed and Amend- _
ments Proposed.
Scnarvrorv, May 3.-(Special)-Today's
session of miners resulted in no definite
action, but revealed* that the men are
practically unanimous in favor of s. strike
, Tonight it ls believed that nothing short
ofa miracle can prevent the strike being
declared tomorrow or Saturday.
Mitchell made a speech saying that the
committee had gone even farther than ir.
should ln endeavouring to effect a peace.
able settlement.
lie announced to the press after the
meeting that he had done away with the
proposal to refer the entire question to a
referendum vote of miners.
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Pauls, May 2~Tha main force ofthe
inbox movement as it affects thc city and
the country appears to have spent itself
on Tuesday, although detached move-
ments continute to agltae various trades,
requiring constant surveillance by the
police and the continued pres.;-me in
Paris of n considerable force of troops.
However, the authorities, while prepared
to meet any further widespread demon.
stration, no longer treat the movement as
a serious menace to the community.
The public,which for a week has br-en
deeply agitated and fearful, has resumed
its usual tranquility, the central sections
of the city have recovered their normal
aspect and business is proceeding as
usual. All the stores were open today
and traffic by cabs, streets railways, etc.,
was not interfered with. The cavalry
and infantry have been withdmivn fr-gm
the Bourse, the Bank of France and other
financial centres, where they had been
4 “held in readiness for evcntualities. Nc-
vertheless the working district today
; continued in a state of eilervesccnce with
frequent minor affrnys, nonc. however
assuming proportions requiring iuterven-,
tions by the troops. The latter remained
Cnxoaoo. May 3. -(Special) -
em,apr11., 4031 corn. May. 45i
Tomo, May 2.-Jnpan's 231 |nniclir;Y;;f ---~, == -a 3
wg Ounnuullllihlleivllqsgaunuuvlnlnnnnuo
“     ,SA1L11\1o VESSELS
better than this year. Last year proved
its superiority over all comers more than
any other year.-A.Mllne Frascr,Halli;‘x
4d
 
in the open last night for the first time in
 A    
tion “Workman of the World, Unite." La ReDubnc_ 1
was hoisted and carried through some of _ »~
the main streets at the head nf a procss- Ml“ifd'\ l-l"l\'"°“i RUUBVGI NSU"
sion about 500 strong, and composed; ,
mo tiy of Italians, Belglans, Russians,
Germans, Frenchman and a few Cana-
dians. .
The organizations represented were the
industrial Workers’ Union. Socialist La-
bor Party,Itnliau Federation of Social-
ist:-‘,anrl`Social Democrats. The organi-
zations are affiliated with similar bodies ___
inthe United States and are in touch , `
w"h:Socm“sfI headquumrs at Brussels' I L6NnnN,May2-Lieutenant ireneral Sir
Bemmm They stand for cmopemuon gun Hamilton ip his book on thc lius.sn~
    
Th 1 1 <1 b It 11 “ °° Y
epmwm on was~ e v an “ as whore he was enchanted by tho smiles
brass band, playing the Marseillaise an ,
the Internationale. There was no dis- °f the “mm gms' He’ met °“° wh°
turbnnce and very little incident except W" the H°“' Ml” Sp’“"°“"
d asked the inicrireter to any
tht -has assi L 11'1- 1 1 ““ . 1
B “ D ang nm ‘n‘:,Tnt|y(,;N;T to hcr that he wouldlike to carry herofi`
;;l:..mlsed M Down with cle C S u in abeautiiul golden cage. The compli-
ment did not please thc young person.
Gd    3. She sulked and soon weni. awny. Sir lan
Dilllllboli WIN l ¢ °l\\l°:b‘_ took some pains to find out why and he
lin* d .
 swap-with ` eventually discovered that his speech had
1 been translated thus: “As you are a
DR.   pgs:-xi]-oJvl;oI"\1\;ish you would shut yourself
m.°=‘°°w“'  °'=lg'-BJ' ` Minard’s Llnimeni for nie everywhere.
Igle-
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§` Insurance on Hulls, Cargoes and Freight ef-
fected at the lowest current rates.
(Too lots for
right man.-Maurice Doyle. 4dlilpd
-in
Classification.)
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WANTED.-Fiat -elses issuer, Keen
wages. permanent employmnt io<
Sterling Certificates issued, pa) able in all parts
of the world.
Orders by letter, telephone or telegraph receive
A prompt attention.
, dian see e y _
Alberta Art Storee, Edmonton, Alta.
id l0|pd
TWO "-""“”l.“‘§ 'i‘»'l‘.{‘3‘ `.'.?°l.`?.“.i..°“v‘iT.Ii
to H-yndman & Co..
ist. Will pay highest oashprlpe. Quahaugs
A Prince Edward Island. Fiiidht sunl-
mer climate in America. Fishing. bath~
ing, sailing, rowing, etc. Cool nights, no
fog. Hote rates moderate. Free descrip-
tive matter for a postal.-Tourist Asso-
can be shipped on trains or steam boats
°| hi' wh" 'M 9"' Wm' °'d°"` '_A' al is no quietly mined lo’ oeaelana .W e will receive them. 27d if
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lation, Charlottetown, Prince Edward
BOUT YOUR H0mD‘Y"T" " Marine Underwriters
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