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Will Not Yield
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l_,liA'-»L~UW Mar 27-Seveial hiiu-
di-eila of .Scottish miners, including
many of the tiades unionists, return-
ed to i\ori\ todily
[,0NIJOi\ Mal 26-Unless the Na-
tional lnlliel's strike is settled within
two or three days and a million idle
miners ietuiu to their pits it means
the lenilcrs ivill go back to their re
gpectlvc districts in older to organize
maintenance and lelief for the dis
treesed families and ask other organ-
lzatiolls to usslst theln
This i the substance of it -state
ment by one of the men foremost
inthe ncgotiatlolis on the men's side
ivho insisted that the miners no -
teutlon i filrtlier ieducilig their
They hail, lie said already given up
tlie scllediii-c wages which was first
iiubililttcd to the government and the
owners agiecd to accept minimum
my rates of $1 Z5 for men and 50
wi lol liovs which was the very
east they could ask the men to en-
iliiillir r.\\iix ooui.nN 'r
i\lii<l<i QiiEieNs'row\i
QlEl~NS’l`UWN, March 24- The
steamer M.li|retania, on her way
New \ork iiirived here today but
was unahlc to take on board 132
passengers .md many sacks of mall
which were iluaitiug iicr, on account
(HEAP ’l`ltLl§GRAl’H
RATES T() YUKON
0T’I`Alv \ March Z4-On and aftcl
April 1 the government will inaugur
ate li night lcttergram oi deferred
nisssnga ser\icc, on all government-
owned liue-. lu the dominion t
minimum chlirge of twenty-five cents
for fifty viords, the same as the re
gular day late for ten words Thele
will be it colrespondeiit redllction foi
longei incsi-luges
The change has been hiougiit about
isrgelv tlirollgli repiesentations from
the Yukon nlid (omox Atliii district
_which aic almost exclusively served
liy government owned lines The gov
crnliicnt has also arranged nt these
  . `7Y"ff*i»'is?+"»i’~f`i.i.fE:.
Rllllalis lilila liriulilllllo   ini livin  lgnrewn  
TO THEIR WORK AGAIN AHHISIUI SUDDEN DEATH
_ IIIIIH llll
IIIIIIIISIIP
(Cilllailiali l’i'ci~'.s)‘
TORONTO, Mar. 26-A \\'oulu.li,
knowli both as Rebecca Cooper mid
R¢becca Berger, was shot dead _ 1894;
night oil the steps of a house at No.
160 Chestnut Street by a mai; who
made his escape.
.A fellow iialncd Berger, ivllo says
he is_ the woman’s husband, and Mrs
Sadie Cohen, landlady of the house,
are held by tlic` police. '
NEW YORK BOY
SCOUT KILLS LAI)
WITH HTH 1ilFLliJ.
NEW YORK, March 24-I didn't
know it_was loaded, wi-is the explana-
tion which the police say twelve-yea;-_
old Julius Maitland gave today for
shooting and killing Henry Lockhar-
<lt,, nine years old, yesterday during
a "battle" in a vacant lot ill the
BYOHX- Tile Maitland boy was arres-
terl early this morning while asleep
at his home, rind looked up on ii
technical charge of juvenile delinqu-
ency. _
The boy, according to the story the
iiolice say he told, had gone out on a
"hike" dressed in his Boy Scout ilni-
form and had borrowed the rifle with
which he did the shooting. He en
countered the Lockiiarllt hoy and se-
"91`8_l G0mDanions in the vacant lor..
He is zillcged to have said that a.
"battle" enslled, in wllich Lock-
hardt threw stones at him and drew
o toy pistol.
Young Maitland, according to his
alleged confession, pointed his rifle
and fired. The gun, to his ieiii-pi-iso,
went oil. The lad appeared not to
kI10W. the police say, that the shot
had been fatal, and believes tonight
that the bullet took eilect in Lock-
hnrdt/s hand. Maitland will be nr-
raiglied before the coroner tomorrow.
His parents are prostrated.
DUKE OF (iL)NNAl."».'lH"l‘
UNMAHKED IMPOSTER.
'l‘0llON'I'O, March 24-To the notic-
ed by the Duke of Connaught at the
recent rcvlew of thc army and navy
, veterans would have _brought joy to
m";_';_,tUS;‘:t__g“rt9 of ("‘n“d“ ‘md the tli_e heagt oflniost veterans, hilt to
,_ _ _ o _c oug it trouble.
w_€;st5;"°r" d€s'"“5> 3’ k°°"";“““’°"t° Ihls man was Dr. J. Gwalia Evans,
0 C0lis oi ll on errltory _ _
m b now awaiting tillil on charges of
X108, f,’e_?_\_’g;,t‘_f ;’;S“‘l the"‘°°1‘°“ conspiracy and fraud in connection
8 __ Ii/ith an alleged attempt to secure
WCOND H urge sums from the estate of John
0Ml;~,§$)V‘iY0RK JLMST lic'/01:1. upon checks said to have been
‘ orgc by Evans after Revell’s
N ' _ death. .
EW YORK March 24-Notuitli when th rev, held C tl
“alldinli thot it ll bee knovl , e ew was .' ‘ip an
,hat th, pomp __ 'T' H";;‘;?o f " Lvans was consplcious by his display
ii o ii po a il o n
d , of medals and the duke remarked to
B,e§);‘1B,,”"m; mailed t° Jmlge Ott” A one of the omceis that the man had a,
Y. 0 the court of general ses
| remarkable nllmber and variety of
Bom H" mal Img" '“ tm Brandt medals for onli man. '
use in-ieeti - t i nl 5° Y g “
_____e_0s__ w_m_ye_s_ may wouk_ "0 Evans was called to account by the
iey are wor ng m _
t o ccrs of the corps, and at a meet.-
0; .;;1eHil,';_“3. Th3;s§f_:_‘_";;_'s attempts up ingof the body two days before his
The new bomb wmrh ‘0rtu__M_el_ arrest, his resignation was presented
was d,,tec'_ed in the mam’ _md kr" to the association. Dr, Evans pre-
,nmct coupled with thremenm mlt sented his application for member-
tm, sent to Delaney ,neon nttir ship in thc corps lust fall. and ho
for Morthmr L Scmé tl; M3; was admitted to an honorary but in-
p,,,,1k,,I Brandt Mr ‘S“__\_u,;’, °?s_fm° olierativc inenibersliih ulJ0n his rePre-
inm DH, believed to I V "’ ° er santation that he had served with
'B' e encomag the Ro l eil inceis ' tb nk of
ed the 1 ya g ‘ ill c ra
iunnlnzpgolxo  reneged mort" in cilptaiii. This turned out to be false
The latest", ° 3°" er but lie was continued on as an honor-
b is said to be lden- , _ V -
hm iom ary melubcr “lille his case was being
vlth that which exploded a ,,,vestig,,te,|
weak yi . -
iiime bge(f,,§_,ne`;:;:_¥'_‘_’__c}_§°;”l“ky sngibrary The niellals which led to his liltl-
A me of bo Ib d T 'ln ° C" mute removal from the corps are now
ii an iyiinmite out i
rage 1 ~ li the hands of the police. The names
to diitcrj Slew ‘wk from July 1908' of the original holders have been par-
l'~1“H n steady lnciease each ~ s -
war mth tially erased and lnvnns name cu-
th n grand total of “° Ye" raved l oil the riui.
degilr 103 attempts to take life g ‘D
“Y l‘|'0I1'2I'tv by silch means
iilsv. 'r. o, 'rnoui-isoix' nl-:aoj
‘iU\ LINOR ASSA'-lSINATl<1D
(OVQTANT \_`-_‘“ OTTAWA, March 23-Rev, Thomas
Mar K L01 LE March 24- G. Thompson, pastor of Westboro
0 opassis Eflendl, Governor of Presbyterian cliiircll here, died sud-
,ed _Oda of Sarnos. was assassins denly this morning lrolli acute indi-
e_____ shnty bv a Gieek, who iired sev- gestion, '
arrested B at liilli The assassin was `
Minards liniment cures garlvt in WWF
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u,`;_?_R'_1;_f‘l NNY Ont Mulch 24-An
£.___m___ Floss wreck occurred on the
Derlor al Bcillc Railway Lake Su
leg len Willa" on S°t“'d°y '“‘”"`
a é0,on_°:_"\ B closely the accident to
\“tm_ “_ lllcclal on Thursday last
“___°__ bay li wreck was a head on col
wmeh ___ WND a freight tra
wut age settlers and stock going
,mln _ti _en east bound freight
,,,_m_;__ 362 ccurred\ near Amyot.
throulzh imma west of North Bay'
noth tra “"i“f°1`Dretatlon of orders
page at I\_lzB°_l1ail orders to meet and
M Ammt l' Station, six miles west
¢,,,.,.Ed 0 “NH” Where the accident oc-
,,,ne__ andllghol the trains had two en
Buch _Mt 3 cant. bound train passed
,r tr _ cn oi waiting for the oth-
' ~ - - - ~ -. .--»-- -_-_-,-_- _-_A . A 1 . .___.__ __,_,,,_,.____, .___._._._.__ 4,, __-_-_-_-,_-_-,-,-_-,-_ _ , _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _
C P R COLLISION
and tearing ii|V the track for a coli-
siderable distance, tioing up troilic
for mnny hours. A farmer insmed
Jamieson of Owen Sound was killed.
J. Smith, engineer, of Toronto,
was taken to Toronto hospital. where
he has since died, a fireman nam-
ed Nyal is missing and supposed to
he killed, Engineer Boner was in-
jured. Traininan Loyal: was seriously
injured and may not recover. 'Ho wal
taken to Chapleau. A farmer named
Conley also seriously injured. Six
or seven cars of settlers eilects were
demolished.
The scene of the accident was 100
miles east of the place where Thurs-
day's accident occurred and the two
accidents coming so close together
Mi 'rilcv met with a frightful
imllur-t ilf-liiulllillilllr ii nuinler of ciirs
serioillly dlnorghnitoil' traffic on this
section of the l‘nn:idinu Pacific.
IIHI IIISIIIIIIIGIII
|L‘uua.dll'ili Press)
a .. - o guilty
turned today in the trial of the ten
Chicllllu hackers accused by the goi
tions of tlic Sherman anti-trust iict
United States Judge Carpenter iifti-i~
the jllr_y ilcliliamtcil over scveutei-ri
hours.
TAR. BANLETT
Lsciuliss on _
illriss any
Last evening in the basement of
St. Dilnstiin's Cathedral, (lhiirlottet
owli, A. A. Bartlett delivereil anoth-
er of his popular lectures on Sunny
Italy, this time the Bay of Naples lie-
ilig thc lecturer's subject.
The speaker, in graceful terms gril-
pliically depicted the beautiful city
and in so doing dwelt interestingly
on its elivlornrnents, its history, etc,
touching ou its Roman development.
The lecture was instructive and of
more -than ordinary interest and like
all of Mr. Bartlett's lectures was
iiiost heartily received. The large
number of excellent views used bv the
speaker to illustrate his remarks im-
pressed oii the niemory of his bearers
the points L-rought out in the bit of
old world history so aptly present-
ed. 
Very Rev. Ur. Morrison presided
and tendered to the speaker in biippy
terms the very earliest vote of tliuiiks-
so fittiugly supported by the _mover
and secouder.
DAILY SER\V'l(‘.l‘} NEW
YORK AND _EUltOl’E.
LONDON, March 23-A daily ser-
vice each way between New York and
Europe is being discussed in shipping
circles as a possible outcome of the
efforts ol' Albert Ballili, director gen-
eral of the Hamburg-American Lilie
to establish ucommunity of interests.
between that line and tho White
Star, Cunard, North Geruiail, Lloyd
and French lilies.
Albert Bnllin was recently in Eng-
land, and it is stated that he pro-
posed to the British lilies a. schema
involving thc extension of the pool-
ing system 'to saloon and second
class passengers, as well as to the
adoption of a sailing programme
providing for the departure of a big
moderli trans-atlantic liner daily
from both America and Eurolie. and
tile witlidrawal of ii number of older
vessels. The latter it is pointed out
are able to obtain passengers only
at cheaper fares, and consequently
greatly dnulage the u.odern ships.
CONNUNICITION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH IANINLAND
_-___ .
’l`hc Earl Grey left Georgetown yes-
terday at 7.00 a.n'i. for Picton with
35 passengers, 40 sacks mail, express
and 46 tons freight and docked at
3.00 p.m. She leaves today at 7.00
u.ni. for Georgetown with passengers.
yesterday’s lnail, express ulid freight.
The Mlnto left Picton yesterday iii.
7.00 a.n1. for Georgetown with 54
passengers, 160 sacks mail, express
and 78 tons freight mid 'docked at
3.35 p.ni. She leaves today at 7.00
a.ni. for Picton with passengers, yes-
i;erday’s mail, express and freight.
A special train froiu Georgetown
bringing' the passengers, uiail and ex-
press from the Earl Grey arrived iii
_Charlottetown yesterday at 6.00 ii.
ln. and left on return again at 8.45
p. m. with passengers, mnll and ex-
press.to cross to Picton on the Minto
today.
The lccboatli which have discontin-
ued between Cape Traverse and
Capo Tormentlne, crossed as_usual on
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Mon-
day and there was no special train
to Charlottetown from Cape Traverse
Saturday.
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train
arrived in Charlottetown at 10.10,
45 minutes late; j the Souris at 10.44,
44 minutes late; the Tigniab at 13.05,
35 minutes late; and the Biimmerlilile
nt 6.05, 50 minutes late.
Min.'ird'i\ Lliiiment. Fmrn Dlaromper
I
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Secure Financial Assist-
ance
cd the Judge who heard the case,
‘n istin on the blind obeilieiiee of
lution was dellluteil.
i O'l"l‘AWA, Miircli 24-Negotiations
lietweell the Canadian government
:ilid the coniuioliweultll oi' Aiistralia.
looking to ii better trndc arrange-
ment betwecll tile tivo countries will
in nil likeilood liccessitnte 1|
visit to .~\ustralia, hy ll lliumller of
T ` ci
T
HON GEO. E. FOSTER *_
the cabinet in the near future. These
negotiations are approaching 0, defin-
ite busis, following the letter written
to the Australian government by
Hon. George E, Foster, ininister of
trade and commerce last January.
CONDENSED ADS
T00 LATE FOR
` CLASSIFICATION
(Half cent per word each insertion
in this colllinri. Cash must accom-
pany order and ilvc por cent discount
allowed. Minimum charge twenty-
iive cents.) _______ ____ ____________ _
l\V\ANTED, a girl to assist at kit-
chcn work. King Edward Hotel.
3-28d6ipd
_'[4TOR_SAlA.E,-`orTe pair of red foxes.
_ _ Apply to Charles l-low.ird, lliil-
¢,gii_ if-27ili‘Gipd.
`l§llD*'lTlCl<f-_-T-[Twill .not hc responsiblc
.i. for any credit given in my
riuine. John __Swau;___:27d2 wiring.
:FOIL SALE, that desirable dwellinil
sitilntell on Kent St adjoining
Dr. Warburt6n’s residence. Apply to
F. J. Bradley. _ __ 3-Z7gi_tf_-
'\T0'ric‘.i~l, Ladies wieiinig "Snif@\~
L la" Corsets can obtain tlicm
through Mrs. White, 70 Euston St..
Phone 372-li. 3_-27d31pDl1-
“7‘AN'1‘l‘}D a car - load of general
` purpose horses weighing from
1000 to 1200 lbs. Apply to Jackson
and Bishop, Rcvcre___H_o_tel. __ _3-27d3i-
lpoizi sAi.s,'t`»vo year nie Holstein
Bull, "Lloiiest Lad” (reg) No.
7945. Dam "Bessie Rose's Daughter,"
producer of 90 lbs of milk pci- day,
imported bv Mr. Hcartz. William E.
iilexliilpy. Norili River. _  3-27i13ipd
I' `Ol:iT, a silver Waltham Watch on
I Frlcluy night, March 22nd, in thc
Arena Rink, Charlottetown. Finder
please leave at 122 Dorchester Bt.aud
receive reward- ‘ ___3-2_'f§13l¥_’[1_-
\ViiN'l‘i-io," im- un- city ei oiiar-
` lottetown, a lady of good nn-
pearauca and cllnractcr to represent
an established Maritime house. The
position is a permanent one io thc
right person. 'Apply giving refer-
ence to "Reliable" Guardian Office-
. _ 3-15d_tf.
\UC'l‘l0N, furniture at residence
ji. Capt. John McPherson, 48 Lower
Prince Street. _on Wednesday, 3rd day
of April, commancilig at 11 o'cloclr,
all his bousaliolil effects, compriilllig
piano, parlor, dining-room, hall, hed-
room and kitchen fiirnlture, including
cooking range. R. Beairsto, Auction-
ep;-_ il-25d!\l.
MIn.'\ral'l I.ililmMif Flirrs Tliphtiilrll
tti
snceringly refering to thc Kaiser for l)ier a ie government house
i i Q _ , _ 1 5 g _________________
('HI{"A('O' M I' ob N t ` German Soldiers.
was the 'vemict WHICH T-he lUl`Y F0- Wedge\vood`s. resoliitioll of dei_iouuc» 
,,,.-,,, en, , .- I U h -  Hoy. ui-Io. l-:_  
" 0 "0 “ ng t ” °““”““‘ Be* irosrria i.1i<i<1i.v 'ro
- io 'r .xiii-‘.'rii_si.l \.
The verdict was returned before i---U I
(Canadian Press)-
today' in his 82nd year.
iilso a prolific poet and nel
translation of the works
Burns illto Germany.
EHINGTII UUIINS
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versity bill rin amended in
atc -committee today along
and supplies the test _of
Cllilrch und . university n
consented to the change
_structors _ _ _
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Australia has shown a read
discuss a trade arran ement
is most probable that the
ther negotiations and may
it is understood, has been s
lu the meantime tho govcrrl
cuss reciprocal trndc.
l(AIt-TER AN D EMMANIIEL
T()
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TENPERATURE _
_*-
TORONTO, March 27-
\\'iiid:~i;' inildcr. . _
The lowest _ temperature
nine p. m. it was seventeen
The length of today will
The tide will be high t
row morning at 7.09 an
Imoriiing at 8.10.
I The sun sets this evening
and tomorrow evening at
rises tomorrow morning at
Friday morning at 5.45.
The moon sets tomorrow
at 4.12.
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IIIIMI IIIIINI
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l BERLIN- Mar. 26-The trial-began
today ef th" "-°" charged with tliei (oiiiiiiillsii in..-.eVi.-.i
l'espunsibili_ty for the wholesale wood! LONDON, Mar. 25-The cxtreuie ___
,’;1°0_h01 DOIBOniug which occul'rcd` on radical s'nd_socialist of uiembers of __ _ _
llFl_St_lna_s aiizong the iuinates of the the pnrlialllent are moving to raise I _DTT `“,i\L“TI’:_f““ 2l_`;rc;`_'_
llillnicipg nj t sheltcu _ , Inc 1 , l . - is
The deadly? spirits WGFC P1`¢llB\“0d Alb? ?1;s;ci;tT:L;mii'lT)i; ’AIr‘:e(l)‘Zu:rrl::Is8i:'i;T airs; frtiiiilldad, the mst di th
and Sold as rum making incendiary speeches _md who u an delegation opened ne
*'_`°”"*** I were refused bail for better trade with Cana
  Joseph Wedgewood.. the Liberal rived in Ottawa today'
, . . _ ' ' ‘ ed
, .
member for New Castle-on-Tyne and The .remmndel me expect
Goo Lansbury_ S0ciB1iSt_ for ,l.0“_c__ day night and the conferen
  Hamlets atnielieil tile .mei-ney-Gen 0" T"“"""“i' ‘md I' I” '“"°°
eral ill the House yesterday for. init- l;I(_J_der,"_ Etemnshm 5f3.rv'c.e W.
iatiiig the prosecutions and dcnounc- UhcuHsef‘_ _
--- | _ The visitors will be tende
NDIIiS~
'the Past uuluber of 'ears connected
on Jones,
Iretnilling consclousliess lllltil the
BERLIN. Mar. 26--Christi
field, a member of the Reich
By profession was ii lawys
l
of Robert i
...___ __
UNIVTIISII
OTTAWA, Mnr. 26-The Qu
suggested by.. the _Hebrew’s
lnent, eliminates all religi
character lui qualifications
.  E
with a Canadian represents.
of trade and commerce wil
trusted with thc carrying ou
Australia before his work as
ber of the imperial trade co
bcgills. The Australian go
o advised
prcpurilig to meet and conf
tho West Indian delcgatio
should arrive here this Wcck.
IIOME, March 24-Kin
l-Immanuel left hcrc tonight
ice, where lic is to meet the
Emperor. Extraordinary' po
cautions ivcrc taken all a
route, and at the station", p
the king's departure.
'l‘WEi\"TY l)lSI-ildii-’I‘l<IN C
Two dishes of Kelloggfs.
Corn Flakes only cost oncic
there are actually twenty _
dishes in each package.
THE WEATHER
0ll'. ETC
The temperature ot' "three
this morning by the “Rosa
Tested Thermometer with a
exposure was twenty-two d
bove zero and _with ii. South
posurc twenty-four obovo zor
yesterday was sixteen deg
bove zero and the highest w
ty-three above. The lowest
the previous night was eleven
above. At nine a. ni. yea
was sixteen degrees abov
be twelve
hours and thirty-four mlnut
noon at 4.18 and tolnorro
noon at 5.56; it will he hig
at 6.231
625; it
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The Sfl'lk¢ I-¢Ud¢l'8»  _   '   J* _ Tw' R' _Ernest Teed Died From
IIHICIEII PAIIKIHS  _   _ _IITIIITAIIS '
Socialist Faction Attempt to
Injuries Sustained in
Full Yesterday
I
As the result of ii dlsti-e,~isi_iig awp
dent yesterday in-nest 'l‘eed, L'liai~-
lottetown, aged thirty-two, and for
with the firm of llogerg liarilwaro tio,
Passed away ut the_l‘. l-J. island lios-
pitai at 3.25 p, ui,
FOP the Dust wccii or so the deceas-
ed had been ill and under medical
treatnient though able to be at the
Bl10l'. Moudey evening George' J.
Rfigers, the president of the Coin-
pany, advised Mr, Toed not to return
unless with the doctor`i-i permission.
He remained away in the foreliooii
bill SIIOFUY alter thi- dinner hour ui:
want to the shop telling one of the
clerl-ls that he was going up to- -the
third floor to get a piece of white-
wood hoard for lilmsclf, stating that
he Wfluld glvc the liieiisurenieuts to
the clerk afterwards. The clerk wen;
Vinto the store and shortly after the
noise of u full was heard and Toed
the first floor.
Where he sat down limi the ambulance
and a doctor were summoned. Ha
Jwas removed to the P E I Hoa 'f
~ . . . pi.
tal and lived for about half nn hoilr,
end.
lt is supposed that the unfortunate
Young man became dizzy in his weak-
Umd COHUIUOH. and being subjected
to the attack while preprirliig to raise
the elevator, fcll thi- distance of
thirty feet. There wus a bail scalp
irouild on ills head, some coiitiisioiis
on his filce and .-rome of his-, riliii ii-are
broken. Death ensued :ls il result of
internal injiii~iei.i_
The deceased was a young infill. of
excellent habits, of a chccrl'iil unil
kimllff \1iFl‘UFiil0l1, and griially lu-lov-
ed by all who knew hiui. His em-
ployers recognized in him ii faithful
i\l'ld_ ilntirlml oinployce :intl in the
’I“U¢B HB Shii\l‘er proved liinisclf eno-
able and zealous and with his employ-
<=rs -interest at lie-_ri;_
H” WHS a member of St l.il\vrenee
l_.0<l~,:e, No B, 1. I). 0. F., :lull nlao
of fiodire Ftou, S. <»_ FZ., onli pm,
the members of both orders 'ras lini-
verimlly esteemed.
Hs was the son of Wm nn/l Mrs
Toed, Sr, Kent St, and licwiiies the
sorrowiiig ` parents the follow-
ing are surlilcnly bereft of
il. greatly lielo\'el‘l _ brother :
William. Jr, with G. D. \\'ri:ut, lin-
dcrtaker; Harry, formerly of .iiiry &
U0. i10\v"in 'Western flnnaiin; l":'1inii,
with James Stewart 6: Son; Fred,
witlidaiiklns' Drug Store, and Mrs.
Bert Eiilsory, Clirirloftetowii.
The fiinernl will take Place foinrzr-
row, service colnnieuciiig nt 8.15 p.
m., and leaving his fathers residence,
255 Kent St, ut 3.45 p. ru. lor the
Feople's cemetery. lt ~.\'ill be unilcr
the auspices of the I. 0. O. F. mid
S. O. E. The pull bearers will be
Major J. lt. Dnrlie, George Morali,
John Reardon, George Muglord, Wai-
ter Brown and H. li. Iletilunc.
To the bereaved family The Giiar_-
dinn joins in tendering lienrtfcit sym-
‘pntliy in their sore bcrcnvcmczit.
Al\T}1'.‘itlC-AN l\llNl1lllS
GATT-TE!! 'T0 SE'T“I‘lii¥1
' S’T`l`i.IKl'} QUEHTTON.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 24-- A
crisis in the coal situation determin-
ing whether more than 450,000 mill-
crs in the bitllininous and alithracite
peud until new wage a;;re»:ii»':nts can
lic cflccteil, is expected this week.
Members of the executive hoard nnil
policy coniniittee of the filiitcil Mine
Workers of Anierica began to arrivi-
here today tn prepare to draw up
recomiliciirlntioiis for n referendum
vote by the union. They will not'
act lioivever, until after thc operators
end miners ,of thc biiuiuinoiis fields of
Western i’ciiiis_vlvmiiu, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois at their session here
Tuesday, liave decided whether they
can ilgree on ii twi>-year-wrlgc scale.
was found lying on the elevator on
Mr. Tecd was usa-isted to ie, barrel
iieldu shall strike on April 1 or sus-`
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ENGINEERS Ill
Vllll IIN SIHIIIT
..._~»~» ’ |
Are Acting on Refusal Given
in Acceptance of Their _
Demands `
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(Caniidian Press)
NEW YORK, Mar, 20-°Fifty repre-
sentatives of the Brotherhood ,Ol
Locomotive Engineers beaded by,
Warrail S. Stone voted today to. sub-
mit to vote the question of an I1*
crease in the -staBdl1\°<li7-&tl0\\ 0!
wages . refused by the eastern rall-
ways.
It will require several days to dl!-
tributn‘the ballots and April 10 is
fixed as the date for making public
the result.
ANNUAL BANQUET
P.W.C ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
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Tlie Annual Banquet of the Prince
of Wales College Athletic Association
was nelii lee-t evening and ‘was attend-
ed by 8 very large number of stud-
ents nnil others.
i As on all College occasions of a
.social nature an evening of rare ple-
asure and enjoyment was spent the
the excellent menu provided by the
lgiieen Hotel was \ a credit to the
house and a good sample ol the rui-
eine of that popular hotel.
Prof. »G. D. Steele presided as
mastinnster and proved ri l\Bl>Py`_ dir'
ector of ceremonies for toe eveall’-1;.
'The sr.er~l-_lies were all brl-.gilt and en-
tci-talni:iz and as for those who add-
,en to the program with iniisiriil tal-
'cnt it r-‘ri be said that tllH.V \’-“'Vfu°d
ip”-,,,,,»l\'es and delighted their hear-
CFR.
The followiui: was the Pl`o__l:l‘l\l1\ 3-lid
toast list I '
The King
The Lieutenant Governor.
(liir Alma Mater N. Riittee
The \‘.`o'leve. Facility Prof. !Vl\irp_hY.
| P. W. C. Athletic C'luli R. P. I~`it1.-
i-1-raid.
' Vocal Solo Prof. L. J. Miller
‘ine students of Former Years RH-
Pamplieil.
The-, ilfislrct Ball Team G. McLeod
1'rcsrritntir\ii of Trophies, etc. `
'Tile Winners of Trophies.
.Midi-c.~ir:1‘rof. Clarkln
whistling Solo Prof. Barlow V'
our Iiocni Press R. Macdonald
Dui' llelmtliip filub M. Mi\.Ckl0\10D
-The Ladies G. Green
Short. and interesting n<ldl‘\‘HH¢i‘
were given bv Colin Mcticvln, A.Boa-
ninn, Clyde Auld, and A. Tll»i.wson.
Tile committee for the brinquot
were: A. Seaman. V.*Saunilers, N.
llritice,  'l'idmnrsli and (1. Hodg-
son.
MELVILLE LEAVES
$150,000 TO POOR.
1‘HIl.,\'DEl..Pl-IIA, March 23-The
will of Rear-Admiral George W. Mel-
ville s-.-ts aside $150,000 for placing
.lcscrving poor and aged persons in
institutions where they can reccivn
proper care. Such persons must be of
the Protestant faith or of the Society
of Friends, und must he over aeventY-
.No person preserving any traces of
the African or Asiatic race is eligib-
Ie.
PAl‘l¥)fl9 BATHROOM
WITH GRTETCN BONDS.
NEW YORK. March 23--lf. perchan-
ce, thc f'-ineiiinatl. Wheeling & New
York liailroad can be revived it will
pay you to take a job as decorator
iii the hollue of the late Lei-'i C. Well”
at No. 12 I-last Fifty-second street.
go to work on the walls and claim
salvage, for there are about 3-50
square feet of honda of that cow'
pmiy pasted up,likc wall Dhlwf. N141
bonds and stocks of other d6lUnC*1
cox-porntions which appear hero and
there as ahoriler. The color schmw
is gre-cu and white.
I DANTE’S
seven deadly sins are eifaced from
Beatrice, Heavenly Love, wlinelc band-
maids are the seven virtues, the Beau-
tifier ls his guide to thc cud of the
souls course in the glory of the lm-
iuprtal life.
In the moving pictures as presented
last evening the Purgatory was shown
oe me I
;|im\ril'i\ Linlmnnt (hires Pnl _
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INFERNO
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~ Daute's Divina Cunilucdla or Divinevlon of the lurernu.l~ regions.-Viewed
°""‘°‘].y I” “ "Mk °' smmndous in" =T>Ti`id:T rife liiiagitchagienaiiitehzfixgzu
aginatinn, universally recognised asmw _art lnwrina mon mthrwiu
0110 Of U11* BTC'-Wefit *Dill PUGYUB 5`°t,ilrnnm of tivo worlds. Its inorllles-
produced on earth. It is in twolnou is impressive beyond description.
parte depicting Purgatory and Pars- i'I`he coat of preparation by artllto 0!
disc. in the conception of the Poet fthe highest elilll-and only_~ those
the soul of man is represented in fhcicould do it-must have been grant in-
bcrnon of Dante DBSSIUK tI\I0Ҥl1 idr-ed. Perhaps no very large propor-
worldly life ( the wood of the first’tion of our people arrfamlllnt -with
canto) into liln, and through God‘sltiie works of Dante, and such ll airs
grace, to a vision of his misery- to lnor will by attending this representa-
Hell. But by l'°l>°f\\M1¢‘° Mid DPU- tion obtain.a. knowledge of one uf the
»mce-P\\reatvry-thc nmrks of the masterpieces of the woi-ld‘s literature
such as the will never for et.
. Y il
his forehead, nnrl the bright vision off Iii thc poem Dlnte. in yiccompaniiiii
'be Virgil in his visit to the i-iwcr re-
ligions, and the latter explains the aw-
ful iiilrhts they behold as they ples.
IF. W. Taylor of Mr. Coben'a com-
.pany was tim eloquent expositor M
ltlio Inferno last evening and enum
[thc large audience to nnilerei `
an conceived by Dante slr hundredlwiigc, W” bei" go faighgiiuy _-N1 5;.,
y_ears_tus0. slid a niar*§ll<>\is ngodueéieietleaiiy presented. it wee :flaw
on was, neonceiva _ gran an _ V e - _
awful. It uuist be ascii, to be rc-“l¥_:\TiT:'1\¢T§;:ctn|‘:;-H\l‘;¢`|:l£. 1\§_;:|uE;5|::!t_,£
allsed-a _faithful and mon: artlutlclhy admiring ghgiiuiiqg hi gif;
rem'-_~»<liicilon nl the great pf\ct’s vi-_¢-,icieg "Hehe pg;-)¢‘|_ _ _
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