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(linen lesion,-4 p|,,,,,,,,,,,,_ in  _  _ Tuiks Reply Feehly to Bemhnrdment. Bulgarians Burn=-  
1 _tuiesef Maine-sevmn
` - ‘ Injured-.
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I LAND FALLS, `r'iT(e.? Feb. 4.-
W9 °°mi» out ni me _woods so-any
et iumhghhnivs party at silver-
Rl . ln related, plantation, lest
ni t that broke up in a iight,
oh
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0 will was killed and
wer seriously iniuyod, otha"
‘JOUR Flirty was' shot dead. Pat-
Yi°N_-‘Bii Jhhli. in whose home the af-
z3“;.’~°°9“W“» 1! reported dying of
wounds.
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Wei YQBK. Feb. 1.-A miie in
the ribuhe from London says:
'Dglns _a~,_terrine goin between -oops
TO, IUC 'HD\5U't, passengers on the
lin Nairlishire gathered together
Wh "lQn_1ie.of them sang "Rock of
. ."'In' the meantime the women
children werescreaming, and the
was rolling fearfully. About
ht, -» a huge wave tore od the
t, .fleeing the saloon door, and
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(Gaiman Press)
WINNIPEG, Feb. _I-.-Sir Donald
A. Mann, vice-president of the Can-
adian Railway, was in the city to-
day on his way to the west.
In an interview be declared that
money is very scarce. _
The silorts of his company will be
concentrated on the main line west.
He deniedthe reported negotia-
` tions for the sale of the Winnipeg
street. Railway.
lrown the women and cuildren with-
in.
There were many miraculous es-
capes. Une officer with a little girl
ln his arms had to climb the rigging
to avoid a wave which threatened to
wash him and his charge overboard.
An eighty-year-old man was flung
from deck to cabins 308 BNN' WB
was shipped but the crew worked
like heroes. They ha`d only a biscuit
from Tuesday evening until Thursday
evening. The appreciation of the re-
markable seamanshiP °1 U10 08-llteih
took the form ofan address, which
was signed _by all the passengers on
board and presented to the captain
Voliiidis of water* threatened to
--ave-_-_-M---I-A _ ___.
when the vessel reached Hobart.
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SHO RT
 ` ' COURSE ' YESTERDAY
lih__ny interesting lectures were giv-
en _lt the Short Course act Charlotte-
WW ¥5“*°_1'4¢¥- On ac onnt of the
ell ery reid: Les. & Clerk could not
sen__ their eistein cattle in so that
a .program in live stock had to
be s\'renm_. _. __
Mr. Telfcr's demonstrations through-
out were received with enthusiasm.
Robert Robertson, Supt. of the Ex-
perimental Farm at Nappan, was the
next lecturer. He spoke on harness-
ing horses.' These lectures and de-
monstrations were repeated in the
Williams conducted classes in Horti-
Ii_i‘§|§.»ii_i§Z‘nin¢ Prof. B. E. Archi-Iafternoon to Division B. Charles
~ ,"_ 0_V| _d an address on animal
is ,,.-- ' regrsni been same. He
‘ -  ' i!is_~.'l‘°1f°f-~vh°- save'
a - -'» " `-“fi -- of the latest msthedi
01 limb mmisringl and also or the
PIO  ~_ _.0 0 pD1I1_K sheep-
Botrt thjidj ‘dddnmddtmtions wereI
watched .ily the students -with a
great dlial of interest. '_i1ie_dipping
tank and dripping plaierm were new
to most of t oss p ent but _they
will no doubt he adopted by most oi
the students _hvths future. Mr.
Archibald then rolled the wool up in
the manner used by the large grow-_
erof~lo' that the sorters could easily
sephfrsts thrdiiferent ggades of fleece.
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culture and was followed by T. A.
Benson who spoke on turkey raisins
in the forenoon and on types of hens
in the afternoon. Harvey Mitche1l’s
classes were, as usual, well attended.
From 2-B Mr. Mitchell conducted
classes in separating for the young
ladies taking the course in household
science. This work was much appre-
ciated and similar classes will be
continued to-day, to-morrow and
Friday.
Classes have been arranged in poul-
try from 9.20 to 10.45 for the house-
hold\ science division and Dr. Ross
(Continued on page three.) ,
nrilleii siilrs neck _. . __
-officers on smilie
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5 ES, Feb. 2.-Thef deck
ig Bi és steamer Canada quit
in a body to-dev :lust before the ves-
sel wap » due to sail for New York,-
owiggi dissatisfaction over the ds-
cisi `o thdowners not to apply the
new‘é‘i‘¢f\\| one designed for safety
of life. _ e Canada belongs to the
Cyprien, e line. _
M: _ _ , president_of_the As-
godliaif, _ ._ esp Bea Captains says
that iii .tug companies 'had agreed to
gi-g_|;1;_»|mga;v§1 cqiiditions and pay
3
ai
(ar deck-_` '|,,w`ith_the exception
9| 1; '_,_.1_'g_M oiigilny, owners of the
gm  'Q th] ampagnia Generals
T,'iggs§_ glade; The onicers of
then' wo' es decided to nuit as
soon ` sir respective ships return-
Q4 wwemu unless the oompeuiw
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SAVANNAH , Ga., Feb. 2.-Damage
estimated at $1,500,000 resulted ear-
ly to-day from a ilre of unknown ori-_
gin which swept the Savannah river
front for two blocks destroying the
wharves of_ the Merchantsand Miners
Transportation Company, several
warehouses and business structures,
and the planters' rice mill.
The blame was discovered shortly
after one o'clock in the morning in a
shed on _the western end of the
wharves. All the available ilre AD-
paratus and fire tugs in the river
could not prevent the spread of the
flames from Ogehcee canal east to
within 150 feet of Broad street.
Many business structures and much
shipping were endangered. Aitrr four
hours the fire was gotten und r con-
i;“»l_'without loss of life. Several
 jgqimgne -our-ee Diitemper.
-firemen were slightly iniured.
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` (Canadian Press)
REGINA, Feb. 4.-Mrs. Amy War-
wick, 22 years old, to-night was ac-
quitted of the murder of her husband
whose battered body was found in a
stable on his farm last fall.
` It was charged that Mrs Warwick
conspired with a man named Price to
marry Warwick to get his property.
Then Price was to kill him and she
to marry Price. T n
Price committed suicide when in-
vestigation into Warwick's death was)
instituted.
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IIIIIIL RERIIL
IS IIIIIIIINIIIR
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(Special to The Guardian) _
OTTAWA, Feb. 4.-The naval de-
bate was continued in the House to-'
day but nothing of interest was eli-
cited.
DISTRESSING
ACCIDENT
Perth Amboy papers publish a
hsartrending account of an accident
sustained by Willard Rankin, aged
fourteen, son of F. Rankin of that
city. Mrs. Rankin, the boy’s mo-
y .
Reeves, Freetown, and at the time of
the accident was on ‘her way to at-
lrend her mother’s funeral at Free-
town. The little fellow was playing
with some other children in a new
building and, by accident, fell from
the`secon0. story, about thirty feet,
striking the side of his head on a
#T of-bricks. He was taken to the
'_y Hospital where it was found
t at the skull was fractured with a
pa` _of the frneturedybone pressing
ing: his brain. An operation was
petformsd and he was restored to
consciousness. At latest accounts he
bail a fighting chance for his life.
_The quantity of brain matter remov-
can by the fracture and in the opera-
tion would equal the size of a ben's
egg and the bone removed measured
one and a half by three-fourthe of nn
inch. The operation is ssid to have
ost delicate performed ini
helen the m
thehospital. The absence of his mo-
ther was a most distressing feature,
tho little fellow constantly calling
foi-,her. Her many friends in this
province will sincerely trust that the
cbiid's lifc may be saved.
rlie heiress _
'nie rssrrnirpss
 uns, neun. sic
_ Special to The Guardian)
'roi$oN'ro, sen. 5.-Moderate to
fresh westerly winds; fair and cold.
The temperature at three o'clock
this morning by the R_exai1 Store
Tested Thermometer with a. northern
sdposure was sixteen degrees above
zero' and with asouthern exposure
eighteen above.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was nineteen degrees above
lero and the hghsst was twenty-
ei ht above. The lowest the previous
n.@h_t~ was twenty-uve degrees above.
A nine s. rn. yesterday it was twen-
ty'-six above and at nine p. m..it was
nineteen above; ~
The tirle will .be high this morning
at 11.15 and tomorrow at 11.56; it
will be high tonight st 10.04 and to-
moésiw lit 10.55.
sun sets this afternoon at 5.12
andjtomorrow at 5.14; it rises to-
mnrgoiig morning st 7.16 and Friday
It . .
'The moon sets this afternoon at
4.iil.' '
» The last quarter of I the moon was
on Wednesday, Jan. 29th, at 8.84
new moon on,
at 1.22 s. m.
be nine
fifty
ther. was formerl Miss Cora E R
_ Turkish Ylllnge.
__ ' (Canadian Press)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 4.-Ac-
cording to reports received to-night
the Bulgarians are' returning from
burning the village of Tchatalja. Es-
Decially on the left Wing this is re-
garded as a strltegical movement.
Military circles do not expect seri-
ous operations at Tchatalja. A -
cording to the best information here
Adrinnople will be able to~ resist for
a long time.
(Canadian Press)
I.\0ND_0.\1, Feb. 4,-The Turks re-
main on the defensive at Tchatalia
and Adrlanople.
The fortress replies but feebly to
the Bulgarian bombardment and ap-
parently no attempt has been made
in the wny of a aortic.
Turkish newspapers as-sert that
Adrianople can hold out from four to
seven months. ` _
SUPREME* IIIIIIRTI 
_ _...__
The~ trespass case of Harper vs
Egan was before the court all yester-
day. The case was adjourned till
10.30 this morning.
--@-_i
GIRRSIERS KILL
  LIIRIJR LIIIRLR
\
JERSEY CITY, N. J., Feb. 1.-
Thomas Conroy, prominent in the
building trades council, was shot and
mortnlly wounded last night by gang-
sters, who are believed to have mis-
taken him for another man. The
shooting, at first regarded as a sa-
loon row, is believed to have connec-
tion witli a labor difficulty.
The police 'made one arrest, that of
a young New Yorker, Ernest Wilha-
ber, \vho told'the police that a. gang-
ster known ae "Kid Dynamite" had
done the shooting. Accompanied by
Wllhaber and a gangster named “Big
Slim," -the former said, "Kid Dyna-
mite" came to this city and picked a
quarrel with Conroy. After the
shooting, two of the men levelled
their revolversat a dozen men in the
saloon and made their escape. Their
companion was attacked and held un#
til the police arrived. ~
Wilhaber told the police "Kid Dyn-
omits" hired him and "Big Slim” on
to accompany him here for “a Job.”
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CLASSIFICATION
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in this column. Cash must accom-
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WIRELESS WARNING
_ IRR IIII RIEIIIIIS
____
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The British
Government has entered into nego-
tiations with the principal of the
North Atlantic Steamship lines with
a view to equipping a vessel with a
powerful wireless apparatus to patrol.
the ice regions and to notify the
wireless stations on the American
coast and lines plying the Atlantic
of the location of barge and similar
dangers. The cost will be divided be-
tween the Government and the stenms
ship companies.
suimsiw _Pun
un Inu and
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-With her
bow pointing at right angles to the
‘shore the Norwegian steamship Cu-
neo, laden with bananas and cocoa-
nuts from Port Antonio, Jamaica,
grounded on the sloping stretches of
sand at Long Beach, south side of
Long Island to-day.
When the tide which was high at
the time receded it left the ship with
her forc part so high on the sands
that life savers were able to stand
under her bows and read to captain
Knudscn telegrams addressed to bim.`
Beafariiig men along the shore do
not recall ever before seeing a ship
'piled up on the sands in such a fash-
ion. No lives were lost. -
--no
$400 BLACK
I ' FOX SKIN
MONCTON, Feb. 2.-A black fox
skin was sold in the country market
hero on Saturday for a sum said to
be in the vicinity of .$400. The fox
was caught in a snare at Turtle
T-he BUWWY In New Y°rk mr $50, “ch ‘ Creek Albert county and the mar-
ket clerk, Watson Lutzl, was the buy-
er.
Fins cnusr _
or Pnmc
'1!!?_££1!f°=________________%_ NEW ,YORK F°h- 2--A b°Y'° “Y vANcouvnR,n. o., ssh. 1- 'rho'
nov -WANTED.-WANTED ii smear 01 fire and the Smoke !r°1r- an el- Lend of siuho win no richer by $50,
bovis work in dental vines- Dr- Pé‘?d°d "eel °' ° m°2°“ P‘°t“f° ma' ooo in the near future,-according to
___ _ 125 Q\{Qf§l_1- 2-4 M31- cilgi in find East mf thmhe Eg' an announcement made at the meet-
w.iN'rs:n. A sninnfr nov ABOUT is ‘gugdmggslf ° 405" p‘;r§g;‘B° B*;'§°§gm§ me oi the cle; Library Board.
years of age to attend teams at _ BDCOHVBP 88 Ou grown its pres-
_gie Savoy House; gjlldl-!_ip_d fsgretgflledexgla 'aeyehlfclgtggf pzgxg; ent central library building erected
snUNsoTe`is:"s2i"u'sAoe:s 'ri-na: liner were so sealy infured that they had °°';‘*;*,:'°1f\f Y°““ Q5" with “3° f““““
made. Fresh every day at Saun- to be sent to the hospital. The pa- ‘wtf yt esmégaic panty' an “ d°'
dere. Newsom & Co. 9-Glldtf. nic occurred in one of the most dense- 2;; °” ° Y 0' by Andnw C*“`”°`
' -- he sthte occupied has become im-
mm Cmichmore N,,_ 2391_ A_ C_ _hide and the thousands who poured T
Taylor’ Gmnvilm 1_30M5ipd_ into East Houston street in front of menselg "t“;‘:1“blitthr°“§h th” d°V°1'
. --.-- -M ~»--_-l--- the theatre’ and rushed to the doo,-B 09111011 0 B C y. all it is pro-
WANTED AT ONCE"`J““it°r for added to the confusion and to the P°5°d t° "ll It Bud °"°°¢ 8 l110"€
QYBCG M6tll0diEI2 Church- APP1Y '£0 number of mjm~ed_ Th, tm, women commodious building on less valuable
JM' Carter' at Pr°w°° Bros' who have not been identided were $011114-
_____________2:5_!"!“- trampled to death in the crush or the, There is alfw e dew seated feeling
WANTED A BRIGHT GIRL WITH A ¢;-own to regch the d°0;~|_ against the designation "Carnegie
good education to learn the Type The operator of the machine mon Library" which was a condition pr<--
setting. Apply in person at The extinguished the burning film and the cedont upoh the ironmaster's benefi-
uusrdian omce. 11-some denies did not spread beyond the ere- sence. and public sentiment as repre-
L0gT__IN THIQ CITY A GOLD proof cage in which he worked. With 80111105 by U10 `LibFBl'Y 508111 de-
locket and chain engraved wit.h1¢g_ the exception of one rear exit door, monde that the objectionable name
ter ..H_». Finder Plea” have at the only means of escape from the be dropped.
this omce_ 2_5 M3|_ theatre were through the main velti- _This sentiment is particularly
 §§§ bule and it _was here in a narrow strong in Union labor circles, the
num; and ummm' M, moved space that most of the iniured were unions objected strenuously to the Union uineinis here, that they win he
his .hop _to the mmm. ol Upper found. The two women who were city being beholding to a man whom given an increase of pay ranging' from
Queen and Passn/:ore Streets.1i’7l§>;i‘s :;:x“;n"‘:{‘;hl;“;§|:‘:‘t;_':°,w‘l':".fa°° mg;-3 th” ‘_’°U°"° ¢° be an oppressor of ten to thirty percent. By Monday all
e
ly populated sections of the East
n gre sr w or eondi
tionswhre equally perilous. Hia said,
discover, -then, theme miners had
complied with every ordinance gov-
";'ons__L e
nyordsr. 'Minimum
vefesnts
_ IR IRRRRIII
(Canadian Press)
TURONTO, Feb. 4.- Comptroller
McCarthy urged upon the Board of
Control this morning that wife life-
sertion be made a deportabie olence.
Last year the Toronto police sent
$9.000 to deserted wives, the mon-y
being collected from husbands found
to be residents of this city.
Comptrollers agreed that a request
to this effect be sent to the Govern-
ment.
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minwu shui
II IJIIIGIR PIIIIII
(Canadian Press)
PARIS, Feb. 4.-The River Seine
is now almost up to the danger
point and the authorities are prepar-
ing to take precautions for the emer-
gency which will arise if the flood
goes further. ~
mini mini- 
RIIII SIX IIIIIIRER”"
In who iiihi
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Caughtwilhout Warning by I
I a Falling Ten Ton Water
Gate-
1;
(Canadian Press)
DETRO['l‘, Feb. 4.-Three men were
killed and six seriously iniured late
f0'dl\7 when a ten-ton water-gate
droDPed into the trench where the
mini were working. '
The injured men were taken tg tho
hospital :um several may die.
The trench was being cxcnvated for
e. water main. The gates, supported
by heavy timbers, was being lowered
into the trench when one of the tim-
bers broke. '1‘he workmen were
caught without warning. '
sinus siui nu
av Pnurissiniis
(Special to The Guardian)
MONCTON, N. B., Feb. 4.- 'rhg
professional hockey team shut out
`the Sucials tonight 6 to O.
JEWISH WEDDING
AT
~ Y 1
The ilrst Jewish wedding in the his-
tory of Prince Edward Island was
aolemnized last evening when Miss
Ida E. Hoffman, daughter of M. C.
Hoffman, Pownal Elt., Charlottetown,
became the bride of Myer Ducosse, a
merchant of Bridgewater, Nova Sco-
tia. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. I-I. Bemmoche, Rabbi of the
Hazen St. Synagogue, St. John,
N. B., who arrived yesterday by the
Earl Grey specially to perform the
ceremony.
The ceremony which is much more
elaborate than that in vogue among
the Christians took place at the
home of the hride’s parents and was
attended only by the relatives and
intimate friends.
The bride who was beautifully at-
tired was given away by her father.
She wore a white charmeuse satin
gown with lace trimmings, bridal
veil caught up with lillies of the val-
ley and carried a player book with
CHARLOTTETO\YN.‘
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bunches of streamers decorated with
lillics of the valley. " `
Her sister, Miss Bessie, who acted
as maid of honor was dressed in a
dainty gown of pale pink messaline
silk nenon cloth, with lathe Bild 6118-
tal trimmings, and won: a Juliet
cap to match.
The groom was supported by J.
Henman, brother or the bride. 'Phe
parlor, in which the ceremony took
place, wus beautifully decorated with
ribbons and cut flo\vci~s. After the
ceremony which was performed in ac-
cordance with the leraelitish ritual,
the guests repaired to the dining
room which was tastefully decorated
in a color scheme of red, with red
ribbons and cut Bowers. Hero a lull
course dinner was served, which bs-
ing disposed of was followed~by a
program of tossts mul speeches ap-
propriate to the auspicious occasion.
About eighty congratulatory tele-
(Coutinued on page inree)
YANCOUYER MAY I
RETURN FUND
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ACTIYE IN TORONTO
TORONTO, Feb. 1.-Special detec-
tives of the Dominion Police force
are at work in Toronto envlcavoring
to trade the source of circulation of
a number of bogus $5 and $2 Domin-
ion bills which are beginning to flood
Westcrd Ontario. Complaints have
been received. from several victims,
and it is believed that a sung is at
work in Toronto and Hamilton. _
Last. week xt local cigar store was
_visited bv one of the su\»posUd coun-
terieitcrs who succeeded in passing
four counterfeit Sh bills.
STRIKERS HAYE
RESUNIED IORK
o'r'rAwA, sch, 1.-'rho in-ike ei
Canadian Brotherhood 'of Railroad
employees, has been 'called od by the
Union. instructions have been issued
to the strikers to return to work.
They have been notided according to
Y 151101' the men who went oht on strike and
59911 i'-¥`BmP1€\i “|1561” 100'? The matter will propably be snb are still out of jobs, are expr-cted to
File Com"-leeionlr Joiinieh arrived mitted to the voters st s special ei be heck to their om positions Many
:~l‘;‘¢r&f»\1§;t\"° :E311 32:5 ¥‘_hel:n:z\\ ection in the near future of the strikers resume work todll
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