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_ LATEST NEWS THE CHARLOTETTOWN GUARDIAN "WRST 0,. -Auld PAGE NINE .» f`,
BIILLS ADVANCED lIIIIIMI“.SIlII iclinnoinn   iii |ip|]3llli;~.-I... ~
in LEGISLATURE un iuliisiilu '*li,“',‘,’,,",l’,‘,‘l~,‘,§,,,,   nnzissilli
iuniiln   - iii ntlirlii
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Business of Short Sess-
ion on Thursday Be-
fore the Easter
Adjournment.
Thursday. api-li is.
'l`lll>. House opened to the public
II.:'i5.
.\lt.ci' routine in which several bil
were advanced u. stage, the Sour
iiivlirpoi-ation bill the Suinmerside toll ' h' li ‘ _
ltacing alld Breediiig Company incor- fordlld ya( 'agile  h_tm‘,daml .”‘“`I
|n.i‘;it.i_oii _bill, the l"eake's Station of paiiitings in the  L-HHPVMIUIN
llniigving incorporation hill, were read Sopipiy ,],,Sl,,t. uw' [___] 'Th-I' f".[_ "ht"
“" ~ - '--u.i.o-
li tliirll time and passed.
‘|‘lll~} l»Rl<lMIl<]R moved the House (-,'.|i|_,,,,,,| c§n,.,,,.'i',,,.° VU’ "" "A
into ooniniittee, Mr. Cox' in tl
vtniii; on a hill respecting the llegi
latin-l~. Its one provision is that in P
pi-oi-ogiiiiig the Legislature it shall
not. be necessary to fix an date fi
or llazctting notices of proroglitii
_ _ , Y
ini-etiiig. l-le explained that instl-.iiil . 
Ill
\‘\'°’l‘..\i' I0l'f»Y *If-WS. as has been tli
|»i':i<~tiee_, it will be necessary only _V
t.li:it_ the notice calling the L.egigi,,.
iiire to meet shall name the llu.te of Ii VICTORIA li, (‘_ April H__N_ __
ini~l:t.iiig. 'I‘llis amendment has been every wnmiiil ,,,, i,',,,,,,i ,|,,. m;,y
:ido|li.ell hy thc llegislature of Until- stcllincl' Irolpiiois which 
rio nnll those of nearly all the otha
I'i'o\'iiires.
'l`|le hill was llgi°(-.ed to witlioii
:iiin-iillmelit.
'|'lie I-louse in conlnlittee, Mr. Me
|'hl»v eIiliil‘innii, eollsillered thu liill ti
linil-nll the :ict _iiicol‘porntiiig '/,Iioi
l'i-i-=i|iyt.ci'iaii (`~liurcli, (llilli‘lottet.oivn
tilt. WAltfiIIlt'l‘tlN ex|il;iiniwl lim
ilir \'<ll|ifl'<‘Klltion llei-iired to Iiuiiil
iil~\\‘ l-linrch edifice iinll for that ur
_ IJ
iiow- :ii-lkell iiolvcrlto borrow $20,t_l0l
swiii-l-li lipoll dchel\t\ii'es pnynlil
ivitliiii t.llii'i‘,y years. '
-’l‘In- bill was ligrccll to witliont,
:liiil-inlillelltbl.
lin iiiotioii of the l'l‘eniivi' it wal.;
is
i°i-siilvcll to repay to the promoter
at '35 this afternoon inaii-gllratad the
PRESIDENT
FALLIERES
OPENS SALON
Shecial to The Guardis'n_
PARIS. April' 14-President miller.
31st Salon of th S ' t - .
_B des Be&__x A__t____ c ocie e Nationals
is Tile exhibition maintains the cus-
iers' nothin si-iivatilliiiil li '
l\7 __Y_______  __ __
S.
IIIWIIIII
ll‘
I' y"St‘""I“Y 'WHT I*'Y‘I"*‘iY. Vlliicoiivei'
Island, was ilro\vn<ll, ilin i,.,i_,,\ i|,.,,u,
t list. rf-.aciliiiir twenty.
l‘l-iiliell in this der-k Iilillsi. .lil tim
' stl-einer iivli or six wlnn.-ii sl.i~ii,i-._¢|,.,|
' WIHIU IIN* SW! Iirlilie ill. (ine elderly
I woizian was sl-iii lil-lilies-sly Iyiiii; on
_ tin* I'\l==n|i»ils of the slilooii si-,il,_ '|‘w,,
 otli.‘l'.s' Wert- In~ai.i|li: ai;~llill.~lt_ the glmii
‘_ of the sillooii wini|ow.~i wllili thi- sul'
__ v|\’o|'_~¢ l-.lllnlI,l-|'l-ll out". to >ll.i`ligi_¢ll- np
_; the stills to the llceil, liiii-ry |i,,|~i,~,,,,|\_
lii'ot.lil-r of iilli iliwiwin-li _.iii-w,,|~l|_ wh,-
st-l~|i adrift oil li door ,ind was i-eel-ii
ell by lnllilllls. '
AI. (‘onI Islaild, ill- sea cast. n|i ilu.
Iiody of Alisa lsabi-I ii`enwii:k, Sin: had
..i nie inn tc repeal the Aiitomohlie "0 "fe i"`°“"""\'~" "nil limi ff\‘i<~~l to
_.\<~i the slim ,,f $15 pam by th,,_m m i-each sliore oil a mlltti-ess to which
thi- Private Hills (loinniittce.
'l‘ln- llouiie alljoilriied till 'l‘iiei~idny
IMMNMI
BUSINESS III EIINGIIISS
WASHINGTON, April 11-Ilecipro-
city with Canada and a farnier’s free
list., it was decided at the Democrat-
ic caucus held here tonight, will be
the legislation taken up in the order
iianicd by the present House of lie-
pi-eseiltatives. The woollen and cot-
ton schedules, according to present
nillirations will follow.
A ldiiropean Government, the first
to raise the point officially has been
illl\'i.~<ell by the State Department
that the tariff coiicesslons offered to
t'iiiiiidii under the pending reciprocity
:igi-i-eineiit. will not be extended by
the llnitell States to other nations
iinin-i' the “Most Favored Nation”
i-liaise of their treaties with this
country. The State Department de-
i~liiil-ll today to disclose the name of
tin- country which raised the gues-
tion. The discussion occurred sever-
nl weeks ago and wus purely acade-
niic, as the reciprocity agreement
had not become a reality. The De-
lliii-tnil-iii.'s reply pointed out that a
l'r<`il»i-ocity arrangement was in the
init_iii'e of a bargain, the United
States lowering the tariff bars in
ri-i,iii'ii for similar concessions. The
iiririleges granted Canada could he
obtliiiied only through special ar-
riiiigemeiits.
State Department officials today
nllulrrstcll that there are numerous
l"<‘ii\l‘ocity treaties existing between
ii:-i_l;liboriiig foreign countries, lilit
the lliiited States had never clniined
ilivoi-ell nation treatment in connec-
tion with them.
.lliines Bryce, the liritish Ambas-
slillor, Secretary of State Knox, and
Vliaiidler Anderson, of the State De-
lliii-tincnt today held a long confer-
l-in-1-. iii regard to the proposed arbi-
tration treaty between Grcat Britain
and the United States. Progress is
bi-,iiig niade in the negotiation of the
ronveiition it is declared, and the
/ldininistration is still confident that
tin- document will be completed in
nnllile time for submission to the
liri-sciit session of Senate for ratifi-
viitioii. No obstacles it is said have
.vet been encountered or are in sight
\\-liioll would impede the successful
l~onsiimmation of the treaty. The
Anirlo-Japanese Alliance, it is reiter-
Uird hcrc offers no stumbling block
to t.lle tr'ea.ty. _
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FIRE CAUSES.$35,000 LOSS
nunno, Mu., April 11-Five wooden from li simile ni snoilloxy- He woe
Imililinlzs, coverinzen acre of ground seventy YOHPH ‘lf “Et F0’ “‘”“‘y
and comprising the plant of the Col- years Mr. Lloyd had -been fi1m0\lS
linniian Canning Company, were de- throiiglioiit the country for his D00-
stroyod by flrs today. The lfvss was lar problems for the amusement of
estimated at $35,000. on which there newspaper and magazlile ren<l@l'S» In
is nn lnsiiranee of $19;o00. this uniniiu calllnl: he _l>“\1i “P a 7°"
'Phe caiisemf the fire, which started tune that has beeii estimated nt more
in the boiler room, was noi. known. ihiin $1.0II0.0II0~
The 6 ' ` half doz- ------‘“”"“'“"
ompany s store and a _ __ _ ________ __ve_,yw‘_m_a
vii dwellings were saved-
hei' hand still clung.
Harry S. Moss, li plisi~:lnigt\|', lay oil
t.tie wreck of a llouse, with Mate is
blister, John llelliictt, and an un-
knowil plisslillgcig llriftiiig `li.!.ol|t for
two llours. The sou waste-d the brok-
en deck house agaiil:-it Mary Island
n.nd Mate lsiiest-er' jumped asllore
wiith a rope and pulled lil\niil:t.t and
Mose asllorl-.
man who was clinging lla'/wil ulid al-
most iiiiconiiciuiis to a davit fast to
the wreckage. The rope wliirl-cd
around his neck, bllt he paid no at-
tention. He still clung to the davit.
Then a breaker came; tllrned the deck
over and lic was ilot seen again.
INSURANCE SUPT. AFTER
THE LIBERTY LIFE C0.
NEW YORK, April ll-William ll.
Hotchkiss, Stat;-_ l-lupcriiiteiideiit of
insurance, obtaincll today from the
Siiprenie (lourt an order directing lif-
licers of the l.il~.-ei-ty lliic liisiii-alice
Co., of this city, now undlii- reorgani-
zation, to show cause nl-xt ’l‘hiii~sday
why he should no‘t'stcp in and take
charge of its l>usines.~:.' It is alleged
ill Mr. Hotchkiss’ petition that an
examination has disclosed _an imilnlr-
mellt of the Conlpany’s capital to the
extent of $25,000 and that furtller
business is hazardous to the policy-
holders, ei~cllitoi~s and public. 'l`l\c
liainlltles of the Uomimny at the time
of examination in December last were
given no $169,-167; the assets at -\$l45.-
(;49_ The Company was organized in
1905 with a capital stock of $100.00"
and in December there was $080,294
of insurance in fol'Cc-
FEARS EXPRESSED FOR I
SAFETY 0F EXPEDITION
(‘,A1,(‘.[l’l`TA, April I2--Fears _ _urn
felt for the safety of the cKl>0lI\U0“
under Deputy (‘oinnlissioncr of mili-
tary police which set out to punish
the tribesinen wll0 \\\\“`§I*“`“‘I NOFI
i'll ill and his
Williamson, ll llritisll o cl _
party on the Asliani frontier lust
week. _ _
No news has been rccel\'_cu _fruni the
party since it left and it is Iruliltl
that the lileinlli\l'l~l halve been ilnlbun-
cllded mill killed.
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PUZZLE EXPERT
MADE A MILLION
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NEW YORK, April ll-Sum Lloyd,
the well known piiz'/.le expert. W\\W¢
pi-iiiilemg have intei‘cst.i-ll not alone
the rising generation but _ol-hers, died
early today at his home in Brooklyn
Minard s Llnlincn or
tv. ._.V.___._.___._____.___.Y________._.___._,_________.v__,___.____Y__._._.Y__g ____._.____Y__A_-,-___-_-_-_-_-_-: -_-_--.---- - - - - - - - -
THENIMEANISNG OF PAIN
'rue cry of the fhan's angulsli wlnt up
unto' God:
llord, take 'g,`w“y_p¢tn._
'Phe she-dow elalniini-lmlll the world siifiii 1 num away iiny ithni “nits
tholi 'hast made
The close-coilin ehslli
R
That strangle: t.he.heart, this burden
that weighs ,
On the wings that woiild soar-
]-flfd. take away plin from tha world
thou hast made, _
That it love than more.
'|"\\0n` .‘artiwc"red"tht Lord to the cry
of his world: .
snail 1 isnairdy pain,
: , _ -
And wlni it uw imwl-r or the soul
to cnilure, ' __
Made strong by the strain?
heart to heart, '
And sacrifice high? _
Will ye lnse all your heroes who lift
from the fire.
Whlte’brows to the sky?
Shall I take away love. that Nflcelnfi
with 5 price
And smiles at"fts loss?
would rlimli into mine,
They tllrew the rope to the fourth I
(inn ye spare from your lives that
‘ * i-1_5”-g`  ~ “ ' Ji 1 - l. i““'*=» llro-.<~~ _ __ ,_ ,_ _ _
‘ ` 1 '  it  9 -,-”/1-;-._-.  »
  IN IIIISINS SIII
Special to The (luarllian.
_KANl-ini-l l‘l'1‘Y, April 04-Nell
franc, driving a Liuick racing our in
li practice -test. this ai'tei‘noon, pre-
|>iirnt.ory to nn lltteinpt to l-.stablisli
new l'i_ii‘oi‘ili~i was instl-lntiy killed
\vli¢~n his niuelliin- tlirew two tirln
liliil i.lli'nell over. _
lsliiusii inaeoiir on _ _ _
cost or Livuio
LUNUUN, April ll-(lopicn oi tl
I'€llort oil the cost. of living in Amer-
ican cities llusrtl on inquiries made
in twenty-eigiit i'ep|‘cseiitativc towns
by officials of the Hritisli Board of
'l‘i~ilde were l:ii~l:iilated in l’nrliameilt
fins evening. 'l`hc report lniikcs il
volllniiiioils fiullgef. of 5253 pages and
covers the qllcstioiis oi will-kiiig l-.lass
i‘¢~iit.i:_ liousing, retail pl'ii~.ei-i of coin
|iioilif.it‘H, and rlttes ol vvligcrl ill the
llnitell St.af.en eonipiiell for the plii'
lJOH~=_ of coinpnl'isoil with the coildt
tiolis of woi'IlP|‘s in (lrcnt. [lritaln
null other collni.i'icH. 'l‘hl‘. l-.oiicliisioiis
reaeiied are: ’l‘lle cost. of food and
rent. conlllinell is 52* per cent.. great.
er in the lliiiized States than in hing-
lnnd and Wules, but t.liese heavier
relaltive cilargrs oil working cialis in-
clinic have lieen iieciiliiilliiiieti with
weekly wages which are an 230 to
|00 per cent,
'l‘lie report. lidlls tllnt. the ratio of
innney eariiiilgn is more than 2;
tinies an great as iii lllngllliid and
Wales and i “nialu-.s poi-isiblc it coin- Mlwniiig--“flif-I. lip Your fiends," 10 3
miliid of necessnl|‘ies, conveniences ilollwillgc Taylor. with the ilarelli skirt a citizen could
and ininor luxuries of life tllllf. is lflvciliii-g~-"'Wiiy i~‘.i»,i,k vi. |_i,,._ |,iv_ nt. least. wear the sort. of hill. hc
lloth iilnninzilly and really greater' ing," Myles li, ‘|<'¢,,,f_,.,|~_ -f|;|0,.y 1_0 wllilt,ed."~
than that enjoyed by the correspoiiil- ,, , __ _`
_ng cl_§lss___in this country. Alttllollgli in-(if 1i‘_ T_ w,,LkiS_ U,.,_,.,,ni_,,t ,md    
ie e ec ive margin in prac ice is Cimii-m 3 m»_ '
curtailell by li scale of expengliture to H E;RA(}|,: (~,HUR(~_H   A 
some extent voluiitlirily atoptei lil M0, in _ _ l. _~ ' --
accordance w,itll the different and }.[e,,_,|F:T-»g|,l:,`L:Ek:$?]H`..]  wg  l‘Hll.Al)l<llll’HlA, _April ll-Ten
l_ligller stlinllarll of material coin- |,ivll,i_h_" Simpeif_ 3,,|,,,,,t. Remy days ill the_county prison because of
m.__.. -
Ln IIE l B
town at 1l.0tl n.m. She had 42 pas-
sengers, 68 tons freight, cxiliwiss and
75 sacks mail, Thursday’s.
The Mlnto leaves today at 7.00 a.
m_ for Picton with passcngei-s,
3 horses, 2 cars potatoes, l car
Iii-des, 4 cars mixed freight, exprlzss
and thirty-six sacks mail. ,
Tile Earl Grey left Uiiarlottetown
at 7.00 n.m. yesterday :lull docked iii
Picton at 10.45 n.m. She lind 35 pas-
senbers, 5 horses, 9 cars freight, ex-
press and 35 sacks mail. She leaves
nt 7,00 n.m. today for (llinrlottetowii
with passengers. freight, express and
yesterllay's mall.
Tile Earl Grey left. l‘lctou Tlilirs-
day at 7.00 n. m. with forty passen-
gers, 10li tons freight, explxss and
100 sacks mail, Wedncsrlay"s. Bile
docked ln Gliarlottetowii ni; 11.00 a.
m.
The Minto left Cliarlottetown Thurs-
day at 7.00 a. m. with 17 iiessenecr-l,
35 tons freight, express and 60 sacks
mail, and arrived ln Picton at 11.00
a. m.
Yesterday the ,Southern accommo-
dation train was fifteen minutes late,
the Eastern accommodation one hour
and five minutes late, the Western
accommodation one hour an-il ton
miiiiiieg late, thi; Summerslds accom-
modation fifty-flve minutes late and
the Cape 'Traverse accommodation
twenty minlifes late.
Thursday the Southern and East-
ern express trains arrived in the city
nn time. Tile f-lilmm-erslde accommo-
late.
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Special to The Guardian.
'*" WASHINGTON, ADrlli14-The Can- -__-
adian reciprocity, hill was formally
Special to The Guardian. laid before _the House latietoday and Special to The Guardian
that body immediately adjourned un-
~: ‘ ~ _
mwl  SWANZEY’ Apm “”'D°"' til tomorrow when its consideration LONDON' APVII 14”* l’l`0‘l”§FIUY\ UI
an 0ml’90I\. one of the oldest and will begin. members of the Church of l-lnglaml
best known actors in America, died David J-ayne Hill, Ammssador of consisting of 7,000 clergyman, 2,500
Wflay at his home here aged Til. the Uni-tedi States to Germany, has laymen 'md 700 cholrmen f-048! lull"
I-Ie made the famous may of The resigned his posh aded from Trafalgar Square 1_0 _3t_
I-‘aul's Cathedral where exercises ap-
Old Homestead, known in every part No reason for his actioli is given. i
Of the c0ni,in0|it,_ __________________ - l‘/l`0lll‘IBf.B to the Corgnafjgii your
iiii Kill" Im' °""S'“ '" , lvilin Mills
muah
FIRST ll/lE'l‘HOI)l'r`~lT_
M0T"I¥\‘R*‘Ea.~lter Mornin Witt' ~
/\‘“I1h9m. Hallelujah, Siiiperiu 
fl;;:|'<IBI_;;y_e_i_f_.Il, Mal`f!I|fl1H|lt.; l'os;t|ii,|n in
I‘3Vf='\iI1l=<‘-1indn~llle, Beetliovl-ii; An-
_l_esus (llii-int_ is Risen, A. Gaul; Solo,
_ . olrs. o. ._ lil. "
‘1'i'snI\i-it and oiilllrinasilw wugm'
S'i‘_ i'>AiJl.’.~i.'
Mfwniliir-Org-sn, ii.-lectin.. fi-lm,
MWHIHII- Hi1U‘l4‘-I5 HYIJln l7l: Welcome
“Helly Morninir. I‘Inv@re~al; vel-ni
flregioriail; (llorla, 'l`o l‘.l\ant.- l>r¢,p¢|'~
` l'>~ulfni~i; 're iilnim. in f-‘ .i ’i l '
"Mot: Hyniii Uni; 'Aii`<‘»I)iIiIlAe"rit.(l:.
rtf.i~ife is (Ver, I’a|l-i-ii,|~i1in- Kyrilr
‘i'v"I“2 I‘lYfn'\ |64. <‘»iii~isi. ull- inn-ll nl
< -_ rl g _ _ _ ‘
:ie'i....f.‘:::u..::<..   »~
_;_____'___ \_'_ __._ __.|_.oiy,__Aiii-Iluln, Why
iiifsliiiih iilliiifivmg’ "'""""'1 flriciln.
_ ~.~.. , ' l '. -
A_}T‘_I"‘I"I$"_l_Il'§“'|. IVIlll'<'il_ Ilyinn Ilill,
i-nra, l-arts i. ill ._ _J
Vol,-es: Hail-ii-_ ;.inm,.‘|T_ i.\i.',.H`;`|_"H,T|Xlli_
van; Proper .l’i-lslins, '|‘l, (ii,nn.¢___,
ilatllellrai l'.~;u|tl-_l'; tlailt.af.e ilomipe
~]U"fk-""|'} I'\*ll|~i Mi.~iel'al',ui', .lal-.ksoiir
Ilyfllll ltl7, The Day of Hesll|'re-ctioii:
»`lInul`l-L l'l‘“l'lnoii by the Hel-tor; Hvnii,
    
» " `Y. len r
flratoris; llaiigliter of Jarlnsl, i~it.a(i)Ii‘E
er; llymn 759, l know tiiiat. My ip.,
lleenrel' Liviet.li; Tllreefold Allie-fn; (lr-
gali, Andante, Baptiste. Pint, H, N,
lilarli-_ tli-giiiiist; and (llloirliiiastcr.
S'|‘_ JAMES' (YHIIHCH.
'|`IH‘l‘. My (loll, this night " tiollnod
Stanley.
l lilveniilg-“Tile Song of Songs,
.
  A Adiamsl |uh“l‘;im"»`l when Night' In* as ` 120A North Fifteeiitli st.l'ccr. liv
  vn vw me `ky’ (by) Shgney; I Magistrate Harris.
A AI I -
.,_.._ lnzlgts. '),,,;‘_f“un|f,xitf,f}‘;;Z_g",lA__  _Jacobs was a passenger on iizi An-
viwroma, ii. o, Aprilia-‘Ali ai- M,,,‘,, ',\_ M_'H,,,.,',,,,,;, ,,,.‘,,,,,,.,,,,',_‘ ' ' gem coi~_un<l at Fvrtvdlrst 1-1-wrt
lcged plot, said to be similar to the ` ` _ and Baltimore _aycniie_lie accused the
one for which Knniliii and tllii-teen -----_-- condiictor of sivins hun 4 ‘-'1\'»f‘_ 1"
Othem were emc,m,d_ mmm ngai“__,,,_   _changte wlleil hc should have incl-ived
the life of the Japanese lilmperor, -> Cen S- __
was discovered in solit-hcrn Japan To ENR" $20,000 __Wlle_n___tlie_ _i_~_;2_fi_li;_l=<l rji___i_r_;:_§
two days before the steamer lnircrie ' 1°- "I" ' 2
left Ynkohamm Mcm.dmg to advices _ __ _ __ drew a knife. _ Women passeiigers
brougllt by that liner. _   _em 1;  5°"e“mf‘.ll"nd tr'e_l3q;;;_ “tHJt,,_;’[ 
The mot' it is declared' was ms' for the delivery in Mexico t e  ‘t mr' :iiuferoIli`ienJd)cobs LAt thlr‘:v-scv-
covered throllg,-h the arrest of Toro- \_etw___ F , ,',B"*1I‘ “ wenp ‘ ; h
. . . . .en ll Iaso and (.hiliuahll., of entll street and Woodland avenue c
KnifeK"f:;::;_u%VS8_f“§;'g;_n_;_‘; wigs; a consigniiient of $70,000 worth of was arrested.
ammunition for the Mexican recolil
o » a _ f
I ` a'd tr h vc admitted . .
ffélili ‘Sl-逻?@-`   fm- ‘.:.i.l.'“:;....;‘  ..‘.’.:".."§.‘;*‘.  ""°""‘°“‘ “‘“‘“f"
’» l» -lim from the ' >_ ‘ 0 W 8' --
 _,:‘;h§:h;t,?n_°_,_i:,e;.,,,g cuws in m-1~nlbei_' of the Revolutionary Junta MmX~[(i,Am__ M_,._x__ Am-ii ii _._ C91,
N_ag____ _“st___ct_ to devise some way of guaranteeing M-ayoh commander of .the Federal
,rdegmms to Tnkm newsDm.,,,,.s,,,m_ the deliv_el~y of_ the big slirpment of forces Hem. hen, yesterday bm-neil all
Wd that B grave c0m,p“.a,._y_ Bilmlm. a.n_in'liiilit_lo_n said to be walstilig on provisions abamioued by Stanley
railroad side ti-licks in lenllsylva- wmiam,_, mihusbermgy Amt,-imm
t tl Kotllkil affair, will beihrougbt _ ‘ ' ' r .
U wit t the trial. nm' _ ' . __ 'band after the _tight of Satllrdlly-
Men experienced in the revolution-
ary game in New Orleans had never
HON' mn'   had serious trouble in gefltiiig guns fomfwas p0;,30m,_,d_ was well (minded,
___-  10   and ammunition to Central Ameri- one guerilla Bam enough cyimidg had
,___ can countires by steamer bllt they been mixed wig, me fiom- to have
()TTAwA_ Ap,.,|‘ 11__R_ ‘__ |3D,.den_ are witholit expeience in overland kmed the entire Federal Army goth
the (mlmsithm \e,,,\e,. and M,.B_ u0,._ shiiimeiitii and the agent of the, Jun- UDL Mayot and. Gem Salinas, the
- - ii _ ta was unable to make satisfactory I Mer in command .nf .mc Giiei-iiia
den will spend the lcsster par a_nien B_
tar A recess in Boston Hon Clldorll Bl`l'1\¥\RU"l0l\Il-‘i f0l‘ Ute muvcmcnt of garrison here_ lvmrned to the (ind-
Hiftyoii iilld his sons are leaving for the aniniilnitioil. “hy much the stock stolen ily Wil-
lilnglmid in time to :ltf.Bl\iI lille OIYID' "“”"’_‘°”"'*”' HB, g |-aldgrg, Part of the stock was
Din HUTHE SIIUW- with Mft* SIIWII   alighdoned after Saturday's fight and
they will tolli- the (‘ont.inciit :ift,l~i-- , H _,_ br “gut he,-e_
wards.    mglaxpeti J0lLi)n Price, an English vet-
MtlNTlil<lAIl, April 12-In the Shel-
 iloiti exiigniiiation today; the principal .N1 » ~~ _  i
i 1 i li. ~ 'l , . - f
  Nriiilgsmfldlggrlrillxlrger. ’ll`llxlI-Tslltlililaglslir,  
` ` ' ~' f ' ‘» ` -'Y cs .
   pait of Bliliiside ll cvidenl_e was that (Too hm, (or 0153513
Slielilon furnished liim with brokers 
~ ~ t il' tl.u' -nts, 'lol C ll.
Yesterdny uw Mmm ‘en mah," nt'  T\ii(Il\ws[IIIri- li:sceI}€laI`ne¥dmwel'u  lhslfllir 3lIc. at Tantons. __
7.00 n.m. linll docked in (‘.liarlo;',te- fu____'__ F____m th____e"__mté_______t____ we - » _ _*M 4__1_,d3i_
. I _ ----
stateinept showing the profits as a - A1,IT3TH‘,_“" SRALMUN, ilodfish,
lotted to “invest.ors" were prepared. lil ,qmniinii and Dried Meats at
Sheldon told liilii that he had lt mil~-‘ r`[\“m_0“'B_ » 4--15dlii.
lion dollars on deposit in New York, -' “‘-""*' "'“ '"1' "T 
and Biirni-lille asked lilni _if this was 1d`_.0%_sASI;Eo$;,_s:ig?rgBWl:.`g;1 ox"
nvliilnlile. Shellloii replied that it G__a__d__m Omce cbmlottemwm
was, liiid Blirnsidc siiggesteil that he ' 3__25d`_u_
,gilt s2ou,uiio ni it with which to iili-.ld _._. ._ _ _-  --fl-
the dcinariiln of clients. Sheldon said \\/‘ANTED-would _like _ a funn y
that he would, but ncvcl' utter came WHHII- /\Dl’IY *-0 339 Ul_`“¢?éI_;,;?"'
near to the office. .liitlgc llcet then _(iii-y. ________________,________,'fT;._` _'_
comnlitted tsilllildon for trial on :ill ')i)S1'i‘1t)N WANTEI) by young
tlicse charges.
WEATHER FORECAST
i-lpecial to '|‘lie ililardian
_____._..___....
'rhc Christ on his rfiins?
i
illenln. Heck vie the lnviiig, ii, 'lining-
,. sentence imposed on 'rlaiah Jacobs,
'rolloN'ro, April 15-iI‘i~e»ii noiitii- rail. North -iiiW1'- ,4“_‘~““`“I"~.-_.
erly shifting to westerly winds; ' '|-ls, IL McDONAllD, late of Bos-
showers. _ _ton, is prepared to do first-
Thc coldest temperature recorded ,._\0¢h,-is nf, 275 Euston St.
last night and previous to three 0'- _id-_-1§_tl3lpd._________
cluek this morning was twenty-four '-Txflvrj-;‘n”’fy me (im-“wail Farm-
degrees above zero, but at that hour Werls InsutM_e_ n pm.e_hred Hoi.
it had moderated to thirty degrees stein' 'b“u_ w,."_e_ swung-pi-|¢° and
above. 'line warmest. registered in nge W w_ Um,,hy_ g,,_,._y__ (_-,°mw,il1_
that period was thirty-three degrees ‘ ' 4__\5,\3i_
above zero. _ ~ .' 
'rim this win be high this morning Vl\o 1.i;1_'_ii at___ll_ir_:_;_l1_t;_<;_n_____i_;e_fji_f_§\__l§_“
‘at 11.44, tomorrow morning at 12.11 » ~ fe? “lc” “V ___e__ces ‘arm “M1
and Monday afternoon at 12.36. “II '“°‘*"`“ sim ‘ii t _édergté My
'rim length cl today will he nur- den “nd Si” f; `§“n“__ Dem__,'_, 7
teen hflurs and twenty-seven miniiti-s Ply £0 MW '- u“ "H N_c\___is0“
and of tomorrow thirteen hours nnll West Sf'-» ‘“` P" "““‘ 4_\,,_nw '
twenty-eight minutes. I1\fl!“-_¢‘ l'l_¢~ _ ,_ _ __ _;’  
The sun sets this evening at 0.43, WANTED-general servant. No
tomorrow evening nt 6.44 and Mon- washing. Good wages. Apply uf-
_ _ diiy evening at 6.40; it rises tom0r~ ter six. Mrs. James Handraban, 286
da-tion UBI" WHS IWW mI\'\“f*‘-“ lim* row morning at 5.l6, Monday morn- (ii-,limi sm-get, 4-odtf.
and the Western HDPPSH 1-Bl! 1UIl\\‘L@~‘ ing nt 5.14 and 'Tuesday morning at -“6'w£I§§`"“§,“;k;.‘. ";"ie“y's' '§l'n§;\,
5..... B - -
I The moon rises tonight. at. 9.08 :uid ,.1 nm”k°*" °p°'“ l°'f“"_&‘g;&°n M
Minard‘sl.lninient' cures Burns, rite tomorrow night at l0.l-1. "° ‘
were conducted. _
,
‘IIISUIIII IIIEIII
Special to 'l‘hc Guardian.
BRUf~lr`ilill.i-l, April '14-Aviator
llallsertlly made a new aeroplane ri-~`
Cord today by flying 54 miles t.o ‘the
Belgian capital, carryiligy- his tiirnll
sist.t~r:: ns paizsellggii-n_
FIRST STRAP] HAT
STARTED A FIOHT
PH1l.AIlE|lPHlA, l'oun., April ll.
James Laffburn of 528 Christian
street, because he believed that April
7 was as good as aiiy,,da,y for wear-
ing a straw hat. if the wi-.atller per-
mitted, il-i ill the Pennsylvania llospi-
tal with ii badly llieerat.eil hellll. He
put on u. new strawi hilt. when he left
hoinl- late in the nl't.eriioliii. flown
(‘Ili'isl.ialii street. he slowly strolled,
excitilig iiiliiiil‘at.il»ii of his in-rve and
natty appeaimliice.
All Iiufflillril ap|ii'o;ll'llied a igiuiiip of
llien at tin- eol'ii¢~_i' of 'l‘iiil'il and
(lhristiliil streets they boglili to jeer
him and tried to knock lin' his lint.
The owner was badly beaten while he
fought for the preserluitioii of the
"first of the selisoii," hilt when une
of the crowd silcceeilell iii snatching
the hat. the prlsoiier lost his nerve
and took to his heels.
Hi-‘_ covered the distance lictweeii
the scene of the conflict and the :lec-
ond disti~il:l.' police station _in a few
seconds. Un the way to the hospital
the patrol sergeant asked Laflburn
wily he wore the hat. "Well, I
tl il ht if the women can get away
nn altercation over a cent was the
T* rears old, who gave his 'llldiesl-i
According to survi\ors_of the latter
force Mayot's' suspicion that the
cran of the Boer war, has taken
command of the Williams band.
f!9Ll___
Unions .LO
 man to run dry goods 0|' _grit
rcry delivery WUKUII- WFP", M
tilini~dinii_._ ____ _ _ __ _W _ 41|-l*|i`3lPQ;_
14‘()R SALE registered .lersey bull.
two years old". f~ll>\"‘§°0l1_ War-
Y
class dressmaklng, also repairing o
JARDINE WAS
FOUND OUILTY
~ OF MURDER
Special to The Guardian.
GODE[tl0l~l., April 14---Edward Jer..
U\l\I\l0l‘ of lil'/.zie Airllerson in ,,_ lone
ly spot near the fair grounds on Sup-_
temher 20 and was sentenced to bc`
hanged on June lil.
bhief Justice Falconbridge in pro-
nouncing scnt.L~ncc declared that there
was not the sliglitest nope that the
ociitfllce would lic eonimiitt-ll,
OWNERS 'OF FIRE
TRAP INDICTED
INTERPELLATING' _   f  
RUSSIAN COUNCIL
______..l._-i_.
The Premier Denies the
Right _to Question
tne Czur’s Pre-
rogutives.
_
Special to 'rin oiisruiim
dine was today fouiidguilty oi the ol. ,_.P..L.__,.H_.H,‘u.L_ /_M1 “_ “___
.1 . . . . _ , , ~, __
(fouiicil of l2n~lpii~e today heard Pre-
mier l~it.olypin'o explilimticu in reg-ard
-to an iiiteipciiatiou ut.taei;i1ig the
Uovernineilt., which' tlil- Cciiincil ni).
liptoil in solemn ses:-iioii April dth,
followingl 1| ifisciissiliil devoted to
criticism ol' the tlovcl`linlrut's nctflliii
in pi'lnnllli;aI.iilg tlia,7.»e~ilintos hill by
iliipiirlnl |>i'l~l'l»gufivi- lI;»\riii_; an artiilp.
ialtiy l‘i'eiit<~d i-ecrss of fha Council of
the llllnla.
The |’riiue Minisf.~l' iii ii forty min.
.__ J 4 i . . M . 
= , l'>
nie inicctli iieiliifd tlin i-ight of gba
and Max Blanch, owners of the 'Pri
angle Waist Coiiipmly, were ii\di<'ted
today by till-. |gl'ni.iI jury, wllieb ig in.
vel-itigatlll-g tiil- <~.;i-eiiviist.silcl\s of the
waoilngtoil iliac- nn- or inure-ll ar., ...ll
a result of wliil-li l-15 cniployecs oil
the company lost. their lives.
The indictments, four in iillinln-.i~,
clmrge each inlin with iilaiisiallglitf-i'
in the flrl-lf. and re-coiill dt-.,.gl‘l~:-.ii, thi-
niaxiniiiin peiislty for which in zo
NEW YORK, April ll--lsnac T-liiri-ig lrg1.~'lari‘.'e I.olly to exiiniinc into the
iiatni-ll of thi- uircuiustsnccs sur-
l-ollniliniq t.iii- iiinuliiice of legislation
by liiipl-lull pi-ologative. _ '
ISISI SHIIIIHIN
SIIPIIIIIS
g
€
and ill yi-ilixs' iiil|ii'i::oiliiii~iil., ri-iz ~
tively.
I`I0l‘l‘IH and i$|liiil~l< were ai~l'ested nt,
their homes, were ai'i'ai;.»_-in-tl, mid nt '
ter eiiteriilg pleas of not guilty weie'
I-_'AN l1ll~1l_.ll, l`nl., April l1-Mexi-
can lilillilstcrs hold li nllinber of Am-
erirlin woiricii and rtliildren captive in
a stockllllr :it Alamo llolver Califor-
|ivl _ _
l-cleaned in $25,000 lien. I“If‘_» 'L "_"°“'“<‘ ““°\`-'I I\~"'° w<1Hr»
Tm, indic,mem_H_ ___\m__g__ that ______l lilo prisoners arc said to he at the
defendants are rel-illoilsiltle for the i€n|l)my.m lbw" "'I‘t"‘i*' and have "“[`
_l__ath__ ___ Rosie G_______S(_ 8_____l M_____ga__M_ el:-_d iiisuits and iiilill`.;iiti~:L».
Schwartz wlllrie vllarreil bodies were It ""'Le_F‘“,`:“'_""‘ _Alam "‘“ded“(é S°ct"°‘
' '_ _ _ i .ary o .' .ll l-_ xnox lin ena or
f_‘_"_"'L{__T_‘_‘_uU"’ “‘"u’ "Um "I The I"""'fPel'kins,- cliliirninn of the Senate
'Thu Grafzlsc girl was l|` year-i olll~ "";n‘_m'§t"" 0" "“"'“1 ‘m""`“» has I-lean
f ~ ~ ' ' - V at Visa( _
M~ ~_is- -f.zz_ -_
f’[:__g;"‘°______f_I;;‘;5II;_/__0____*_ __ _ t  Among those held_capti\e lre G.
- - _ -_Y 0lHf-`- 0_Rllfll, his wife :ind five children of
Dl`0V*‘- UNIV- U10 Hlilri lricll-f.hc dool'=ls‘nii llicgo. ’l`iic nziines -it t.'i'_- titers
l
on the ninth floor in an cfiort to es-
cape, hut that it was locked. A
charred piece of the door in que tion,,
Wil'/I1 the I)0It Bhflt, lvpig ;:I1ri\,\'n lo
the burned stairway. A few minutes
afterward the ' indictments were re-
turiled. Iltlicr iiidictiileilts may fol-
Jiidge 0 Sullivan thanked the grand
jury for its diligence and gave the
defendants until April 25 to witll-
draw their pleas of not guilty-_ Both
men took their al‘re.~it calmly.
The grand jury iuve:~itig°ation will
be resumed next. week.
SELLS QUART OF
' BLOOD FOR $25
NEW YORK, April li-Two hundred
men called at the Mount, Moriah Hos-
pital tollay in answer to an adver-
tisement offering $25 for n quart. ofi
human blood. Most of them were
penniless, and all deellired that the
monetary reward was their sole cou-
sideration in applying.
G. J. Allen, a strapping sailor,
as selected and for half nn hour
lood flowed from his arteries into
he veins of Mrs. ltosir- lteii-der. Al-
en wanted to depart when the opera-
ion was concluded, hilt. surgeons dc-
ained him until he recovers his
strength. Mrs. lteisler, who had lost
blood through an iilternlii llemorr-
hage, has fi good chance of recovery.
NOMAN AT 29 NEDS
HER SIXTH HUSBAND
LOGANSPORT, Ind., April ll-Al-
though only 29 years old, Mrs. lrydia
Rice-Crozier-Baker-Haycs-Sinitb has
taken a-sixth husband in the person
of Edward I-Ioues, a candy maker of
Lafayette. This is his first venture in
the matrimonial field. Of the quintet
of husbands to whom Mr. Honcs is
the successor two died and three de-
b the divorce route With a
l-rl-4--l-»zg_
Smith-Hones told the justice of the
peace, who performed the ceremony,
that she hoped she would never ileell
to get another divorce.
srsliilisil isnucs " '
unoilsn ni rwo
LOUIPTBURG, April 10--The weath-
er man has lveeii kept. busy the past.
few days limidling out dilfi~i'cnt.
llranlls of weather. Un Friillly limi
this section was visited by fl lleilvy
thunderstorm. Saturday and Siinllay
the weather was nice and mild with
snow llurrien 'towards nilehf--_ 'I`Il1~“‘
morning we follnll ollrselves ill the
grip of a mi-d-winter, there being il
snow storm with about six inclles of
silow oil the level.
Word came from llniilinc late last
i_-.venillg that the steamer Bruce had
brokirn ill two, and the after part.
hall sunk in deep water, wlliic the
have not been lli.'=<~‘.~;.<-i. ‘lim .';,»;»f»nl
to :»ec.'..tai‘_i~ lille., -- in ~__,.n- iw ('\,
Henry >ir-.vagc of “..s 0.15, A rela-
tive of Iilrs. (lsfli.
the grand jury, as w-ell as a part. of .\'l~\~.i. -ii ilw i'-.in-li1.ion ~'-f -.ug pri.
I . ,
l;lini-l'i- :it -iliimo wlis l.;`»»il~.‘ll_ to
Enseiiliiili. last week, Srivnfzo sr\id`to-
day, and reported to George B. Sch-
iliilcker United States consul, as
low .
,
well lii~i~ to Governor Celso Vega of
Lower (lalifornia. Savage charged
that Vega did not send ‘ellef and
that Hcliirillcker ignored the C -ni-
plaint. ‘
l<‘clii-ing for the welfare nf the
prisoners in the hands of the li-bels,
who are said to be command-ad by
i~‘»imon Ucrthoid, Savage wired Sacre-
partcd y . . . I I
smile, Mrs. Rice-Crozier--Baker-l1ayes-
Icrrwarll part had beeli driven fui'Llil~i'_
tary Knox Sunllliy afternoon as fol~ _
lows : . »
“llflcmbcrs of my family and other
Americilil women and children held at
Alamo, Mexico, by rebels. Unable to
obtain food or relief. Wires -to Rin-
senada are down. Rclinbly informed
that Mexican Governor Lower Cali-
fornia dreliiies relief. Will you order
ivarsliip to ldilsciiafla to rescue 'i'
Please answer.
il~ligiieil.) “tl. I-lENli\’ SAVAGE."
The following telegram was receiv-
ed by Mr. Savage yesterday:
“Tile niiibassiiiior at Mexico City
has been instructed by telegraph to
request the Mexican government to
extend protection to the American
citizens mentioned in your telegram
of yesterday, and the American con-
sul at Ensciiadn has been instructed
by telegraph to investigate and re-
port and to ask the Governor for
iieelleil pi~lit.-zcticiii for these people.
(_Signell.) “l’l~llllANDEll. KNUX."
State ricnator Leroy A. Wrl§\`*f»
tolegraphcd news of the situation to
Senator i"ei'kiiis'yesteriiriy afternoon,
in the hops that the latter would use
his influence at. Wl»isllini:t.on to secure
quick action.
'l`lie case was also taken to Rear
Admiral (lhsiincey Thomas. com-
mander of the Pacific fleet, who was
urged by Savage to send a warship
Ito l~lnseiiadn_ Allmii-ai Tllomas said
that he could not, act without orders
from Washington. _
All attempts tollliy to secure in-
formation on the subject from the
United Stnti-ii consiil at Ensenada
have failed, and no statement; can he
gpciii-ini from the invxlczin officials in
Lower (‘iilifornln.
WANT TO EQUALIZE
BENEFITS OF PACT
W/ih`Il'll\'tl'I`Ul\', I). (‘., April 11-A
joint. rcanliltioii “To ruillallre bene-
iits of recipiocity hctwccn ngricultllr-
al and ;niaii\lfact.l\rin;;i s'-ctlcns of
(‘aiialla" and requesting the president,
to opeii iiegotiations with Canada to
secure a supplemental reciprocity
coiltrnct was infroiliicsil in the house
today Iiy Ile-prc.sl~iitnti\'e Prouty of
Iowa. li. ivoiild place on the free li:-it
all meiits and- packers protlucts
wheat. flour, rye, flour, ont meal,
farm iriii\leml‘ili..»', farm engines and
other niaoliinniy cutlery and lumber
prollill‘.i.is.
___.,--»-
lIlinsrd's llinlmeiit Cin-es Dandrutl
- I . _
"P0" tm Hmm” I Minarll's Linimcnt Relieves Nelirrllgla
_~`.\ _ ,,~~-,_-\~\~ _-.-,.~,~-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-,-f_-_-_-:_-V-_-_-_-J.-,-_-_-_-_-_-e_-Y-V-_-_-_-A-» -_-_-_-_-V-:
IMPORTANT ALLIANCE MEETING
The Provincial Temperance Alliali-alcoliol.
ce met yesterday afternoon and nf-| Also that not more than tivo vend-
ter consultation agreed to ask the-nrs bc appointed for each County
Provincial Government to amend tliefiind that the penalties for the doc-
Prohlbitioii Act in liccordnncl- with itors. rcnlloi-s and drngglsts for
resolutions which they adopted. i'l`l\ey ‘lii'l~aclil-ii of thc Act. be the same as
also appoiutell ii coniinittce of thrcclin Section Seven (7) of the Act.
members of the Alliance to wait, up- ltr-solved, Tlilit this meeting request
on the l‘reinlcr and rciiiicst his sup- thc Local (lovernment to pass an
port and that. of the tloveriiment nrt making it illegal for any incor-
nnd l.ei;islnturc for the proposed poratcli roinpany, associative club,
umenllnients. 'l‘lil- following are the or organization to sell, keep for sale
resolutioiis_ wlilcli were iinunimously ,or for distribution or have on their
l\<\0l>l9<Ii `I“~cniiiic-s or 'in their pnsseslton any,
ltesolviid, 'flint this iiiel-t.iiii-_ riliiiicstliiitoxiclitiiiig liquor; also that any
      
dragging; ghiiii no; iw ,\“0w,,d to association, club, or organza on _
keep in stock or sell any splrltuous or ‘.¥“f*Y IN* Imlil DBTHODHIAY “B510 fo' UW
_intoxicating liquors other than pure»breach of such act.
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