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closrzo IN o1lAMAr1c raslliou
Carried  in the Darkness to Salonica. A Portion of His- Harem Goes With
Him. His Property Confiscated And He Must Staiid Trial; Mis-
sionaries in Awful Peril at Hadjini. Threatened
L0T2_0Ni_d_ AdlT`ll~ __ "‘”‘(?P°°“;l_"_;‘lligllerlels as Well “li hls V895 D€l'S0l1<lubIe, but he will be imprisoned. clolster five days ago and have been
Abdu am s sas rous re gn w l c ,a or une. H~ t ' - , _ _
cpcncd witlr thc Bulgarian atrccislca. I Bai.GnADE,~ April zs'~(specia1>--A nc cl;nlH;l;Ia]l:;ayn:clll`i;r;(IaN;egauY Wm I °"“" °“ ll" l’°°l’l" “"‘l‘°“* """*"“P‘
nicaca in nncac dramatic iaaliicn wiin ‘despatch rays cnac according cc cnc coNs'rANTiNoPLE, April 2s- tw." °l"°°'
massacres of Arllwllinns in AnatoIia.’news from Macedonia the`omincus (Special)--A telegram received from 4
His __ diBu:_:;¢:1r_l;l:=0 rezneiultnn nn- inioi;'§m¢;ii_t_of _Albanians is increasing Miss Rose Lambert, one of the Amer- mg white “ass” indlmtmg no f“"'h°l'
DGBTS 0 ‘3 " l"\¢f\‘. lll 6 S fic n/round' Monastir. ican women missionaries in Had'jim
but the course M Turkish adairs will The Albanians demand the enforce- sets forth the danger surrounding ing continues.
h°,I.:u;:il; wgxnsrzgggfitigl d nl:POt;g,If'h; Sherlat' Miss Lambert and her companions. “Many shops been' plundercd. Had-
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swlftliy butgnot without the sal;-tzilin (Special)AA'l?dI\ill0I1-aifilrllllid lixfltrtiie cii The cotmtxlliunltfllihgfli sayblf gh; insingljin is almost entirely withdut food
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of Sheik-U1-Islam. _ tal - - “gal S, 0 rl ans O 5 in be land animals are dying uf starvation.
_ last night for Saloniki_ gan nine days nga \
Hence they have not inflamed the He is nen0m_nenieq by eleven wo. ...Phe Gonernment Sent troops to "The provincial authorities have
°°“""" 9 '°llgl°"° s““°°°m"m‘"" "‘°“ “I “ls l“"““‘ anpprcan cnc ngntlng 'nccwccn Mcnam- been appealed tv to Send more troops
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abic suspicion by large sections of uce to the station in Sta.ml’0ul. were not strong enough to restore »"Clll`l5l»lBl1 refugees l-'Y lll'J‘l”"‘l‘lf»l
strict Mohammedans, therefcire li is _dL_0_lNDON, Aprilt 2_8_-(Spfe3_a1);-Hal- Order, have massed in Hadjin and for eleven
'00 early' to prophesy B qu et “Ig” 1 ey represen a ve 0 e omg "`Vl de d d unded days the town' has been threatened.
lf” Melmmmed V' _ Tllrkg declared today that Abdul \,0€hB;;l;He§re a an Wu Unby fanatical Mohammedan tribesmen
A despatch says the committee has Hamid would have to stand a trial. | __ ‘ _ _ _ _ letel we  _'_ _I
seized all the Sulta'n's effects lnrluil-. bentcuce of execution is not prob- 'D¢SP0l`8ll0=` 0Ccl1Dled the Almenlan Wll0S€' #M1199 Comp Y ‘-110 l -
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'i`UftllN'l`U. April 27---About four U'l"l`/\W-'\. Alll”i12'i'-Because il nlan M0 T ~ l’_l`l efwl
hundred tliitnrio people left for che named St. George furnished his lt;-,PY0f€BS0l‘. Sent by ll1S g0V0l`llIl\€lli £0 commission has handed down a .judg-
West tonight on the lust U. 1*. il. Y€Hf'0lll S011. Emil. with a cigarette, 'Stlllllf Cllgcef  U\`_“g““Yt““d ;hefAr` ment refusing the application of the
,;¢tll.=r,~; nxt-iii-s/ion, he was the other day in 'the police gelltillll CDU iC. NLS F0 \1F\10 l`0m B -t- h C 1 _ ~ . .
..n_-S “._,,,(|erf“l_.. Sum Dumnn court aeeeeeed $5_ The futher ,,;r_~nr1ediBlicnos Ayres. He said hc was sur. c_l`_;e;_S of l;_nem_l;:_n_ry:_ov_e:_ni;_i:_r;_r;;e§or tin
snnnn-i.nni, nic iiirccccr nr cnicnina- ignorance of the law. Young inn-'l,p1`1S°d nl _the greet nulnbnf Of °f\S¢'=' C_ P_ n_ to reduce freight and pw
tion this niorning. "'l‘ba mim\,c»i~ nf win. noticed on Dalhousie street ny ii Ol cancel lll the llllflflstll/C: Organs and senger rates in that pmvmCe_ The,
applications and x't14uests ive :irc vet- Pvllwlllllll llllll lll-`l <llml_““_l_l‘/9 “lm l’el}eV”§_ that certam “shes propagate 1' t' ‘- ' d '
ting from pl'o'pectivc settlers uiln Pl`0mDt€<l lille U*fll0@I` to inquire I- to the germs ofthe disease ` “pplca mn ‘°' base on B resoluuon
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money, l just had all application ll0“ l0llfZ 'U10 lllll had Well `Slll\»'l*lll¥ _ sion enn;o€l1;2c:;5e ni; lilel;-ed :t 
from .l in.iii il ho wants to ouy .i fruit, and where he secured his tobacco T tonfl some time ago The pmvmcu
farm in tin-_ \\~lnor.~a district. Hc said boy innocently owned up that n;n!EHAH-   claimed that the presént ,nsmnnnn
he had albiiiit 10,000 pounds behind llltlwf had l10lll-Chl- the Clgllfellc lOl’ tion in rates was a vinjnvon of the
 ;in_f_n;§Bri,_ farm und says him. The line wus paid.   contract made by the C_ P_ K in
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m'_§§;‘_1;n»q;§»;13g_;15,3803,~\~=ii»§in§_j_l1S    §.§'f.‘i'.§i`°..f.‘l.~'“.’3l`c'Il’ .l.l§’H§.‘l...§I‘§.f .$3
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grants and about the niiddle of next I not mth the pmvmc a Lovemment
month expects to lecelvc nnd locate BERLIN Apr” 27_Thc medwal .---.-a----
a pnrty of about 200. Most of these ', I , _ I
men have means, but intend to work I I wmld ‘ll (wrmfmy ls exclted OV"
out for n time to get Cxn,,,,.iL.m,e_ M Icliilrgcsof graft in its most eminent  '
thc same time the delnund for fnrln '|fllllil`t*31"”ll'l0 ld`Ill0llS Berlin Special- '
- . ist fraternity, Prof. Senator, the
laborers fs larger than over.
IIIIS I PISI
IN MINIIIIHI
GRPJTNA, Man., April 2%-llats are
doing nn immense amount of damage
In this vicinity. The pests from a
regular invading hop: and are of
great size. ln one night recently nine
large rnts were caught ln a‘ trap
which would_hold no more, and the
following night seven were caught in
the same place. The pests, which are
\lS0 numerous in the town of Morris, | _ , _
am, hogs, heme, and eh,ek,,,,,,, ,md o'rTAivA, April 21-'rlic uc-ginninp ;_Wnv OI ircttini: rld of their innpcrtnn-
have rleirtroyed many Ofene htm,-_ f the end of the session is indicut-*ll5le5~
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by Fanatical Moslems and Triliesmen.
nos ANGELES, cal., April 21»'
Admiral H. E. ljichl commander of
.thc Japanese training squadron now,
:it San l'edro, had ll long talk today;
ivitll Rear Adiniral Robley I). l<]vans.|
The two iidmirals, who are old friends
and wllo are now staying at the .same
hntcl, discussed _internution-all ques-
tions, including.; the possibility of war
between the United States and .la-
pau. They nsrced that war nctwecn
thc two nations was impossible.
ENII III SISSIIIN
N EVIDEO A `l 27-~A Fr l
venerable president of the Berlin Med-
ical society, is charged with bribing
hotel porters and others to direct
wealthy patients, principally foreign-
ers,, to his clinics. Other specialists
have also been mentioned in the af-
fair. ‘
At the last meeting ofthe Berlin
Medical society Prof. Senator resign-
ed the presidential office pending an
investigation ofthe charges against
him by a court of honor. He/ declares
that he has never been guilty of be-
stcwing gratuities except upon the
head ofa certain "Russian Institute
for Medical Consultations." who was,
accustomed to act as interpreter for
null il sul,
if in the announcement that morn-I
The rats first appeared in l‘}mmersou_ _
Then they were found ne G,-(inn, _nnni iu,~: sittings of thc house of coinlnoi\s.|
now will comulcnce next Monday. lt wnsl
they are at -Norris and nlovinu
north marching on to Winnipeg. The
nlattnr is so innmrtnnt that me ,|c_ ofthe railway committee, who fur
Duty minister of agriculture has been th" stated ‘hat the l\15i~ Hlcf-‘llllf-I Ol
lt-nt ,-Outh to make en nn.ica,_ the committee will take place on
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Mn,,,,ni _`I_,nimem Cures m_,,m,,_,. _ that after this week the house will NEW YORK, April 2TI--The smugg-
==ar»- -_ “lt 011 Wedlleslllly GVGHIHIZB- ling syndicate, which first offered
inade this morning by the chairman I
Thursday night It is also announced
I ' ' ' ocllactnr noel, sioo,ooo to clrnp cnc
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   smuggling of sleeper trunks contain-
ing $55,000 worth of Paris gowns re-
I ' i if r i 260,000,
BY  "Amount now offered the gov-
 lcrnmcnt tu dl`¢‘/D the iI`lVEStlg8f-i0n
3nnd probable prosecution is $260,000."
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Miss 'rl-IURBA P. oos'rA1N,
Mfmlnlgash,
°"° °l the contestants from Prince
;mll' °°ll¢¢lt. who polled a large Louis Philippe taught French for aIAprll Corn  . .. 
5:4. but found lt necessary to re- I-living, Bite of Shop of John Han- .May Wheat  . ,  _
_:owing to 0l5ll°f' ‘l“tl°’~ ICON*-lulwd on page 4.) .May Corn_  _ a 
vert' candidate should keep fn view IMIW Pfrfk  - - -  Sl - Weltetly minds, fair and cool.
Ooiintl. in The Guardlan's Big Free fag House, House fn 'which King April Wheat    
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the two "special" prives of $10 G0 in 'Hai 0
Russian patients. To some. hotel por-
ters who besieged him for commis-
sions he gave money as the simplest
government. investigation of the
ccntly increased the 0 e ti S i
according to Mr. Loeb.
Armenian churches are now show-
resistance, yet shooting and plunder.
OTTAWA, April 27-The railway
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I-IALIFAX, April 27-Captain Bur-I
gess and crew of the schooner Ad»
va-nee had a thrilling experience 011
their voyage to this port. The vc-mel,
was four months reaching Hailifax
from Fernandina, Florida, with 280,-
000 feet of hard pine and cyprus wovd
consigned to the Silllker Car Works.
"We left Fernandina on December
.ferent of Canada., anri, if nccd lic thc
fllrotection of Canaldian cornmercei in
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Says Many Cosfl y One'§"`Are
Valueless and Arsenals
Full ofluberculosls- '
BREST. Avril za-(special)-Aonnir
nl Adam declared to a- committee of
l“V°5l-mation' that the reserve ships
which cost enormous su-ms are value-
less.
Snrgccn scnicl ccnccd cnc arsenal,
W ai hotbed- of tuberculosis, four
hundlred deaths resulting from. this
disease among the men' annually.
SENIIIIH HIISS
UN SIIIMINSHIP
Wants Canadian Mariners
Better instructed For Both
Peace and War. I
OTTAWA. April 28-(Special)-In
the Senate Holi. G. W. Ross moved
a resolution that "in the opinion nf
the Senate. I/ibei-al provision should
be made at once for the insvriiction
cf the Canadian' mariners in seaiman.
ship and navigation with a view to
the development of the shipping in.
CdniSta1 waters and on the high seas.
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IINIL SEHIIINIS' NSS'N
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_ ST. JOHN, April 21|-The Civil
Servants' Association of St. John,
will send Hon. A. T. Dunn-, collector
of customs, to Ottawa, as a delegate
ton meeting on Thursday at which
representatives of the civic service ali'
over Canada will attend. It is in-
tended to forma Canadian associa-
tion. Mattcrs adectlng the govern-
ment employee will 'ne taken up. Three
hundred representatives are expected
at the meeting. I
REPORTS SAY FLORENCE
KINRADE WILL YET APPEAR
TORONTO, April 28-There is a
strong feeling that the Crown wflll
take other steps to secure the pres-
ence of Florence Kinrade alt the in-
quest on 'l‘huri=wlny n»i.,~ht without
weifting for the decision of the Courts
10 foiyfdrls port," Captain- Burgess:
saiid. "On the 22nd of December al
heavy storm arose which tossed the'
schooner like a chip on the mighty,
seals that were breaking over her bow`
During the night the wind. shifted and!
the vessel plunigicdi down on hor beaimsl
end, smashing boats and windows and
“Parrti of the deckloaid was wnished
overboard, ri wreck was run into and
imdly damaged the vessel. Frederickl
Hamnain, one of the crew, was swept
overboard and with the greatest' diff-
flculty was, rescued. The staff rafl
A report fron! Hamilton says that
the Pinkerton detectives sealrdbiedi the
Kinrade residence to-daY amd found
important ewlxlence, corroborwting
sometllini.; obtained in tlie South.
Startling developments are expected
at' any moment, and an arrest May
be__made_in _the case.
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\"'iANTED, several smart girls to,
learn milllnery. Apply to Mfss‘
Sullivan at Stanley Bros. 4-29d2l.
TALKS III SHIPS
COMING TODAY
I gar and
isary_ to balance the budget; in eviden.
ced in the-business done alt Lloyds.
Enormous amounts of insurance are
Great Anxiety Over .Probable Higher
Duties. Many Are Itlsuring Against
Increased Taxation on Tea, Su-
Tobacco.
_ LONDON. l\P\‘il 23-“(SDe¢ial)*T'lle,taxation on sugar and tea.
‘W1 Ol Dlllfllc opinion rcsnrding' t-Iwi Insurance against increasing uma-
s°“r°“ Ol l“¢"°“¢fl WVGHUG9 H0068* tion' on tobacco, cigars and coal in
bcine; done on a lesser scale.
The budget; will be presenbed in the
being ealrcn against increasing tile Commons tvnnorrow.
LIUIIUH BNHS
BEING CLIISIII
Great Progress in War_AgaInst
the Saloon. Many Munici-
palities Dry-
TORONTO, April 28-(Special)-On
May 1, twelve hundred, bars will be
closed in Ontario,
In 1875 there were 4,793 'para and
1,307 liquor shops, while after May 1
there will be only 1,800 bars and 240
shops.
There will be 834 municpalltios
where the sale of liquor is illegal and
473 lu which licenses are granted.
ILHEIIII- GHNIN
_ III IHI PIIEIHE
OTTAWA, April 27-The deleiintion
representing the grain, interests of
nd commerce today and urged that*
he government establish grain cle-'
ators at Vancouver, and othcrwlsel
rcnwte the export nf Alberta grain
via the Pacific. Sir Richard Cart-_
wright in reply said he fully recog~f
nized the great importance of the
representations made and of doing
everything possible to facilitate the;
opening of the Oriental markets as
well as those 'of Europe. 
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EVERETT, Wu., April 27--Locomo-I
tive No. 1, 9, small would-bllriier, wlth‘
an enormous bell-mollthcd smoke-I
stack, which hauled the nrst. tii'n'in_
he shops here for an overluauiing
repairs/tory to being taken to the
Alaska-Yukon Pacific expoisitiml, as
n part: of’ the railroad exhibit. The
over wha/1: is now known ns thc Hill|
Raillway system, has been brought tol
n I
HHIS IIISIHIIY
EIISILI PLINIS `
‘In Peabody,_-II/diss. And Lock!
| port, N. Y- Leather and
I Rubber F_irn_is Suffer-
PEABUDY, Mass., April 28-(Spec
ini;-Fire destroyed one of the large
buildinigis connected with the leather
:manufacturing plant of the- Clarke
Company and caused much damage no
,the surrounding property, entallirag a
floss of $185,000.
 About 175 persons are thrown out
-of work,
, i.ocKPoii'r,  Y., April 2s-(specs
ial)-The grcart plant known as the
,Holly Maniufancturing Company occu-
Dicd by the Lockport Hubbe'rComparn-y
'suffers a loss to the rubber cornpany,
:estimated at $150,000 _:md to fthe
buildings $100,000.
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INII IIIIIIII-BYE I
KISS: SUIIIIIJI
lf fi.l:.i.\io.\'D, Ind., April 26-Be-
Alberta Saw the mlnlsffil' 0ftI0~<1c`caiise she was denied a parting kiss
11 . _ _ _ . `.
when her husband left lol his office in
the morning, Lena Adelspcrger, who
had been married scarcely a mouth,
shot and killed herself with her hus-
band's revolver and today the dis-
Consodate husband is accompanying
his wifc's body hack to the home of
hrr girlhocd at Lildington, Michigan.
A note the girl-v~ifc loft read: "Tell
mamma good-bye, and if I ever did
anything to hurt or worry her, I ask
her forgiveness, for I tried so hard
cc an right, but 1 irnnw it was a rail-
ure. Tom, I won't ask you to kiss
me again when you don't walnt to.
Good-byc, your tired girl.
"LENA.'f
"`f’. S.-Please, I wcguld like to be
buried in Ludingtonf'
MUSIIIIL IIBILIII III i
CHIIHLIIIIEIIININN  
,._ _ __ _
The followingfs taken from an Af-
berta paper. The Miss Collfnge -re-
ferred to is Miss Hettfo Oollfngs,
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engine looks like ri mere toy beside f x C
,_ _r I , __. ornlcr y, of hnrlottetown, when
N0' 1l.l08'tm" lxmdmous m(‘l"“. lm( ul“‘lier musical abflztty ls well known
a%°if'ifl‘r?i¥r‘%.'l's‘»'.’iY¢.l'ri’& 
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Hill; fl;.Ii'(t,ic.;;tlcUt`;llli(iCTiIilt§»mrlilll:\ieleaking lgoflin WANTED' Pegiigns §"h0 °5l1 l
1 _ Th _ were at onee nut . a e rnem ers o e umimer
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electric locomotive w lo_h will als0IThe judges at the festival wem from
‘h bil) . l .
“rm parts D( I e ex it |Winnl,peg, Edmonton and Calgary. A
badly c pumllh
in working order and for twenty-four
hours the men worked steadily with-
ber 80 reaching that port. l
“After making repairs we left Ber-
muda ou Jan. 4 for this port alnd all
went: well until the night -of the 26th,
when one of those North Atlantic
hurricanes sprung up. It fasted corn-
weret _in my experience of nineteen
fl C llector Loeb. "The amount
gold and $5.00 in gold as per offer I mllresentg wlmt wollld he Penalties ull
ei h ' elf rf,ie1e_ fplnpunone 'flilly $200,000 above the appraised
` ` New “D m 158 yi i ith rrccti All niicra h
VH ue U e S EVQ
will be paid as soon as it lsnposslhle, re_u__e___ we h__~ve the __mu__gl___r__ H
to count the "specfal votes lifter 8
a. m. May 6.
2 The automobile trips in New York
fir The Glinrdinll's Hip, Frcc Trip iig-
,zregatc $40 in value, und' those in
`Bf.ston $20. In the lnttcr city the
I tours will ne by the “Majestic” cars,
operated by the Automobile Coaching
fCompany, of which the courteous l'.
IG. Tflcnfus is manager. The start is
Inlways made from Dewey Square op-
posite South Station, 'but The Guar-
Idian manager has -arranged that the
Iauto wflf call at the Commonwealth
I Hotel, opposite the 'State House, and
,convey the eight Jloliy ladies nnd
ithnir escorts to Dewey Square previ-
ous to starting on each tour, which
nfs known as the "Wonder Trips" of
,Boston. Tile route through the His-
,torfcal section will include scores of
; interesting points a qw of which are
IKfng's Chapel (slior stop), Boston
lflommon, Famous Boston- Subway,
Ihongest and I-lusfest Street in N. E..
Soldiers' Monument, (lid South Meet-
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been .
I fn Paris it was understood that tho
_treasury department has instructed
Mr. Bainbridge to obtain the names
of the makers ofthe smuggled- gowns
and tho identity of thc American wo-
men for whom they were made. The
‘collector does not believe that obese
Iwemen know that their gowns were
Ito be snliingled into the country, but
ihml purchased them, as many Ameri-
lcans buy other goods abroad, with
'the understanding that they were to
be delivered to them in America
!“d\ity paid or duty free." This saves
thc purchaser all customs anxiety.
I Collector Loeu will sell these gowns
at public auction next month. wld
will employ dressnlakers and models
i to display. them.
l M,|nanl'.a Liniment.Cure| Dfphtberla.
Cf»il(‘.AGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. Aprlh 28~(fSpecfal)-
_ 71|
810
yB&`l'B. '
"One of the meh lashed to the,
wheel was swept away and washedr
over the foreeaetle, striking with
tremendous, force a‘ga1-not/tliie mast
:md was terribly bruised and cut a-
bout the head.
“The vessel became unlnanaigeaiile.
By Feb. 16 L'-he schooner was diriven
back to Barbados, having sust.-adnieil
healvy damages and lost 16,000 feet of
vallinble lumber.
an awful four months' voyage.
The Adivainoei is a three-mashed sch-
ooner owned by R. E. Burgess, of
Wolfvllle. After ubloahlng lumber she
proceeds to Sydney to load coal for
Campbellton' (N. B.) From there she
l;0eS to Sydnly and loads lumber for
'New York.
Minard'| Linlment Cures Colds c-lv.
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The temperature at 3 o’c‘_.1ck fills
morning was 38 above zero.
Millni~d`s Lilllmelll Cures G 'rgcf ill (`0\\~~i»
 
FAIR AND COOL.
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TORONTO, April 29-fiipeclali-~
out one moment,'s sleep. The- sclioonc-'r ~ - -
mane its way to Be,-,nuda_ on DL-gem. stating rate charged per week, also
tlnually until Feb. 2 and- was th-e,  in F___'___m___e F_ww__y_ Mark
“Repairs were made at this port at  »
ii cost of $3,500. ()n March 30 we' left ` `* ` ' ` '_ _
for Halifax and arrived tul-ay after E:
School of Science to board from July
13th to 30th, will communicate with
J D Seaman 63 Bayfield Street,
the number they can accommodate.
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_ _ Street. Eight rooms, large yard.
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'AINTTED two smart boys to work
Wright, Newsons Block. 4~2Bdr3i.
XVANTED at once. a; girl for gon-
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Upper Prince St.. 4-26dlwpd.
'AN'l‘ED, several bright girls to
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For want of' help. Our
Classified V/ant Ada.
will 'urltle tkle finals.
NVQ :nuke this zu good
paper no that intelli-
, gent people will read
ft, and they do. ,
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IINNI IN WINNIPIG
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been made. The company, thrullgh
Gemera-l Manager Phillips, will issiie
an official statement toinol-row.
The Imperial Order-Daughter! Dt
‘the Empire-was not organized for
nothing nor has it existed in vain.
indeed it hae nlrcady done much
good, and thc latest move on the
part of its members to raise all the
funds they possibly can ny becoming
the Editors, Reporters, Contributors
May 22 is arousing interest and sym-
t fn all uarters
hold column prepared an only women
can prépare it?
Whn will not vcilnt to read a Fash-
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Who will not want to read a House~
'choir from Macleod, under the lead-
~cl'ship ot G. H. Altman, went to
IN:lnton on March 24th to take part
lin tha rnnnica-1 icaclv-al licid cnerc by
the Southern Alnerta Musical Asso-
ciation. The choir and members were
antered for six contests and were
successful in winning four of them,
bringing homefour sil'ver and three
WINNIPEG, April 2;__'rn¢ Street gold medals. The nnmes of the suc-
milwny mnnlnyeee yesterday ngglugrli cessful competitors ure: Mr. Beecher,
the company that they had applied to bass solo, gold medal; Miss Calllnzs,
the government, through the De-part-'soprano solo, gold medal.; Misa Gus-
ment of Laborr, for a- board of coiicil-, nie Gardiner, alto solo, gold medal:
lation to try and edect a settlwmient Messrs Matthews, Shanks and
,ot the dispute between the com11®fDY,Mlsses Ruby Bruce and Gussie Gard-
aud this employees. No appointment' ine;-, each n silver medal. The choir
Ol a l‘Bl7l'€‘Sf/11'*-Btlvc will-l Will RC! Olligave ii splendid account of thom-
the board ua behalf of the men, has, selves and though they did not bring `
,back the Shield, their rendering of
,thc two test |Ji66¢'S f0l` \'Blll1UU¢'“1
Innri rinisn was cvcrytliing that cculii
I on desired.
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WHO WILL NOT WANT
A GUARDIAN OF MAY 222;
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[ion Column prepared as only women
can prepare ft? And fashions, por-
tlcularly in the mfllinery line, are.
more interesting this year than evdr.
Who will not want to read A Hunn-
orous Column prepared ae only wo~
men can prepue lt?
Who will not want to read poetry
prepared as only women can prepare
it 7
who will not want to read Editor-
ial articles and criticisms perpucd
as only women can prepare them?
But tomorrow‘s Guardian will tell
more about what the ladies will do.
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