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(Special to The Guardian)
ST. JOHN, Oct. 7--A delegation
zcns left tonight for Ottawa to mu
cause under the new arrangeinen
witii the I. R. C., the S. S. lilmpress, that the nature of this rate sho
1-1tf:a|ncl‘s of thc C. P. R. and the tw
biggest boats of the Allan line wg
iuuile Halifax the Canadian termini
ilintend of Ht. John.
'i‘ho delegation und protest are tn
d11t'crnne of a big meeting held 1l,1(,n
any night when it was unanlmousl
of :rizrced t - ~
twenty of the most prominent citi- and troiii)  qwlltlh gheiiefiigi
ke solid trains from hit Joh It gi;
1, protest on behalf of St. John he- fax at a fixed rate. ' n U
t It was the feeling of the meetin
F itl’ll< lllluli the government tu rectif
'| I” WIUUPT iillfl glile t0 St. John gi,
`1“‘l`““i iillllllce with Halifax in securin
Y the terminals of the Canadian I’uci
-1- U- R.. that no 1. C, n, had
11?: Matches. Niolher Sick
nu- in Bed Unable to Aid.
uld
0| he known at once and a strong rem).
ll 4 lution was moved by Senator Tho
n _ rnc (Special to The guardian)
'md Bccmidcd IW Senator Daniel c
all- ST. JOHN,_ N. B., October 7.-
n¢_ niatclles at her home today caught
nreldcil to protest. to the government,
some speakers at the meeting even
wanted to vnrry the protest as far as
to deniainl the resignation of I-lon. J,
IJ. Hazen, Minister of Marine, should
'rin-: Gna'A'r oF.N'rEa.
The following telegram from (inn. up stairs when she heard screams
nn and leaped to go to her assistance
wn to the “lt John Tele ra li w
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in fail to secnri. Justice for his con- nnonnnently displayed in that paper but nne wan nnnmn to do nnynnrng
sfitnency. Tnis action, however, wa
averted.
ST. JOHN, Oct. 6.-More than
thousand people crowded into the old) gc nnrgo cn". i , t
York theatre to-night to attend in
H yesterday: . _
_(Yl"l‘A‘WA, Oct. 5.-The rates an
11 time schedules for the Canadian pn
_ Y Ili, rains between
\.|John and Halifax will he arrang
,Q _- irnnirso .rr 'roaofrro
Burned While Pia-ying with
li ...__ f
y Greta Slipp, the five year old daugh-
H ter of George Slipp, of Hamstead,
g Queens County, while playing with;
her clothing and burned so badly'
that death ensued in a few minutes.
_ The child's mother was sick in hed
to save her little one. .
d SIX THOUSAND TON OF HAY
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mass meeting in protest against th
ihnpress steamers to' Halifax. The
spirit of the meeting was entirely
non-partizaii and the general ennceii-
nns of the expressions made and the
rnsollitions passed was that this port;
must receive absolute justice in fha
decii-lion of the matter. That the ln-
l_1-moloiiial railway should give to th
1'. l‘. R. n. rate sufficiently 1r.»w to on
nhle it to carry freight past St.
John, the natural winter p irt, aiu
and the Allan liners af. Halifax was
denounced as a dlserinlin-.tioii
against this port.
Itl‘]SOI.U'l‘I()N MOVED.
A strongly-worded resolution was
moved hy Senator Thorne and sue-'
onded hy 'zieuator Daniel, calling for
:i full :ind complete explanation of
tic terms given to the C. l’. R., audi; ni men to move from the twins
an immediate recession of the act
which allowed the Empress steamcrs'
to leave this port after Sir Thomas
iiliaiighiicssy had stated that if he
had his choice he would have the
stenniers of the (‘.. l’. li.. come to St.
John direct without xi call at Hali-
fax.
lt was also decided that 'a delega-
tion of twenty of the most influen-
tial biisi-imss--nieii i-ii St. -_T_ohn, indu-
ln-ndant, 0| politics, should go,to (_lt-
tawa at once and urge _ the ease of
rit. John on the government. 'It is
nxpectcd the delegation will leave to-
night. '
_A resolution was also proposed
asking for the resignation of Hon.
J. ll. llazcn in case he failed to se-
cure for Ht. John ri restoration of
at least the conditions which IWC
vnihul last winter, when the him-
pressos nuide St. John tlieir freight
port. but this was withdrawn. I-lt.
John is wrought up over the matter
as it luis not been for years.
NA'l"UTlE OF AGIillil~lMEN’I‘.
J. M. Robinson, president of the
hoard of trade, was in the chair and
on the platform with 'him were ro-
prrseutntivns of the bonrd.~` of trlllln
and Senators Thorne and ililrliel.
A inessagc was read from Hon. J.
D. Tlnzen, referrillil U’ Word i"‘_‘“
f=--ml ~‘“'“‘»='i1___‘_`-_‘1§f!‘;'1~_=_-__‘2£_;;$
counsnsen luis
io Line ron
c1.i1ss1f1c111ios
one cent per word each insertion in
umn Cash must aecomPB“Y
this col .
order. Minimum charge twentY'0V°
cents. __ ______ _ __ ____,,__,__.- `
EX1’lFJRIEN(.iED HELP OR HOUE_lh»
kceper wanted in small family
Good wages, Comfortable, situa_
non Apply N0, 100 Guardian Of
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FOR SALE-SILVER BLACK MALE |
_ 1 Uh ls Howard. Mil-
 API’ Y M e 1911-1_0-nviii.
wLl._Nri1iii-lviiisfr Asn cowl' Migli-
ers; union wngvlii Stella? “mp 
ment. D. A. Bruce. 1032-10-0M -
non sans Two csnvnn cows.
one cart ioal. ADPIY Wi‘“°rB§f;;’f(§
,North lliver. ___ _ l‘-i71‘10' ‘ \`
non sans-1.ivn M1N;<.t W- H- ©-
1_1 , n _
Ruthven. West ~s;n68T10_8M_3wkBpn_
ii,{ni~En__- A _iiiicssnsosinl 1111;:
for dry goods stor;n7 Qligyy ill
ter to P. 0.- Box 1967-_10_nM3L
11.- you Mi" ‘“.“‘iI§§§?
you ‘may 93|-n money co re _
wg fm- yrgwspanfrsn :a%it|l(l Dress
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W“‘u°°"°' was “E nas-iq-snieiva.
i.o`s"i‘,' 'ii1i6i\`1nA'f ronicuoos Bli-
tween Charlottetown null ¢éff\l;v‘=:;;ié
hox containing child s se
fnrs. Finder picnic lfflli/0 ‘it }i°I’°'t
sc-|'s.sf.ore Boneliaw, or customs
H u ,Un°an.]otw(;0w|\, and receive
° '°’ ‘ me io-rirllllrfl
sriiiivnn oh Mr Pl“‘fMI5l"S~-
mg. owner 1 may 11”” ,"'f‘“° “If
praviifg 'property and vs! K L mi'
pences. If not claimed hi' 0°
will be sold to PS7
athaii Birt, Psalm
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deaisioii of the C. ll. R. to send that;¥af1'i;“e.3llilli:rll,:Llittgr‘iii'cgutemm and h
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deliver it to the U, 1', R. l'7iii\li'cSSGHIcailicilniiiirthoBf)|,l‘<i1t“Q:li§ntxl?el:ld(ii;1ioii”
1
lway freight classification, whi
When Sir Thomas Shnughnes
yielded to the demand of Premi
Borden that the Drincillal steamc
I0i i-Ile (lnnadiaii Pacific and All
,fleets should inake Halifax their t
minus for this winter, the C, p_
lllresideut. pointed out that th
would require a"spcciul freight
|!`i1\\Kement over the lntercoloniul rn
,\vu.v.
passengers and mails the big lil
press steamers and the large lion
of the Allan line carry great quant
from (‘auada. It is one of the chi
rleli in those boats is largely packa
freight, which requires ii/large for
the ships and from the ships to t
considerable distance over more th
‘that while passengers and ma
1 might be landed at Halifax, it shun
the Allan lilies, to its freight tern
nais at Bt. John that it might'
able to trunsfer.cargo direct from i
own track to its stcamers, thereby I-l1ll`|-l-Week Pi\YBi0l0f=TY. i-he i°“\`i»h
nf. week from 10.90 to 12 noon, Daisy-
Isaving- the charges which the Int
‘colonial would exact for the use
its rails to Halifax. '
i It is uinlerstood thrit'1’remle|\ Bor-
n, This order -will he repeated every
idea has given assurance that t
inifitlxer _will he arranged with the I
.tereolunlal authorities so the Can
dian Pacific will he deprived of no
minus at Halifax instead of St. JO
this winter.
it is possible that the cargo may
he handled between St. Juhu and °“ wednesday Meer“°°ns'n,?\;t,g
“ig 'ronoN'ro-, oct. 1;-six uiousuna
tons of marsh hay scattered over an
urea of eight square miles near the
By town of Bradford, Simcoe County,
ef were destroyed by fire on Sunday
'B afternoon. Incendiarism is suspected
“fi and in the district affected there is an
cIi` outcry for a Government investiga-
_i' gation at once. The fire was checked
'H finally by the Holland river. This
iii" stretch of marsh land is the source
‘" of supply for several 'Toronto firms
which manufacture mattresses. Most
as of the marsh is owned by people
to who live at Holland Landing:
m` though the land is very well spilt
tis up among various owners. The loss
-' . ` is estimated at $00,000, as barns,
ues of cargo huth tu bmmim “nd machinery and fences were all des-
ef ,
-*‘0“1'CL‘F* 01 Dfvfit from the operation Eifflffi,1___._._____.,.____,.,_.,____,,,__.____._,_~.______.,__..,
‘if tiles" Bte““"°"5 beiliiieell Ulllllllhl sible, _will be attended with the meas-
'md the "“"tI“"` 1“"‘1`- The “M50 CHF- ure of support and success that is
ge deserving. Details are now available
ce with regard to the curriculum for
to the long course, which will be held
he from. November 17 to April 23, as
trains. Much of it comes under rail- well as for the short course, which
ch will_be held during the first three
makes it expensive to move for any weeks after the Christmas holidays,
an commencing on r/fonday, January 5
one railroad. For that reason blip, th, 1914.
U. i’. R. in the past has- insisted 'i`IMl*l 'l`ATil.E OF LONG COURSE.
ils With regard to the long course the
ld
‘he allowed to bring all of its steam- days, to Fridays, in the forenoon,
ora, both those of thc (J. P. `l-L_ ann the following suiiiects Will INS illilllll
i- u
iw' mal I-Iusbandry, the first week Horti-
ts
of
P
_n-
n.
ne ' ' ~.
of their profits by making 'their ter- I” “grI°“‘,"“"° g°"f"`“Iiy' _fmfn X40 . _
h ti’ 3-I3 u clock, in lullgililb h`_°“" uiainland during the `entire year. ment's final insistence that no furt
work is divided as follows;-On Mon-
pz-fruin 0 to 10.30 o‘clock, Ani-
culthre, the second week Botany, the
ing, the first week, Poultry, the sec-
ond week, Field Crops, the third
week, Geology, etc., the fourth week,
four weeks for sixteen weeks. ln tue
afternoon on Mondays, from' 1.30 to
2 30 o’clock instruction will be given
“ 3.21 to 4.10 o’clock, in Mathematics.
ve Tuesday afternoons, Boo - e p g
I _ When the Intercolonial is double-
Halifax at n. rate which will invol
the governinent road in some loss,
but it is calculated that the increase
recently funds in the local freight
rates of the Intercoloniul will keep
the surplus of .the governnieut rail-
way pretty well up to the $1,000,000
mark, set, for it by the Hou. Mr.
Cochrane.
tracked and the grades reduced bc-
twcen Moncton and Halifax, the loss
o the tlirou h can 'o handled to and
will take the place of English; on
on Friday afternoons, besides Agri-
cu1tuee'and - English at the stated
times, Economics will be taken up
instead of Mathematics. The fore-
noon classes will be held in the ag-
ricultural building, and the after-
noon classes iii the Prince of Wales
College. Applications for admittance
to this course will he accepted from
rmers and farnler‘s sons eighteen
n l=‘! ‘L
from ‘Halifax will not he so heav
lt is quite probable that this work
iwill be rushed through next snmin
so the port of Halifax may be mo
easily and economically used durii_
nn- winter of 1914-is by toni nw
‘Canadian Pacific and the Gra
sent. In this way the great $30.00
Q 000 terminals at Halifax, part
cial activity. -
Y.
er
re
lg iid of railwa fares to all thos
refu Y
who attend their classes regularl
fa
years of age and over. As a special
inducement to -join this course it is
proposed to award a
scholarship of $20 and a
Frnnk Pacific than is possible at pre-
whfch will hc ready next year, will
become the scene of great GOIHUIG
he
0.
of
r-
` held fn Charlottetown .under the aua-
reward. _ _ ` ' - A,
DEVELOP ED
gig month!
rust, mid Kimrant'
of two EGM"-‘
burn DlliQ°lQ‘*,
The plans for the change in the
winter export business of Canada
have been engaging the Prime mini*
fci°'s attention for some time. Sir
'riwmas su'a1lglulesHv'S mvsteflluls
and unusual visit to Ottawa ten dnYS
ago was to close thehargaiu.
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iiiiiiill liiiliiiii
ii g  Idiiiiiii
1 lmpetus to the efforts that the
Government are ‘making for thawin-
couragement and improvement ol ag-
rieuitum in this nrevlnw. in =0m"\@\\
with the movement 0.1008 i-i1° 55m°
uses throughout. the -Dominion. will
be given by the short and long
courscsln agriculture wliich_will be
pfcies of the Government during the
coming winter. 'Lust Winter ll !ll°\`i5
course of lectures and '_ instructivn
generally- on -ihgvicultural and ferm-
ing subjects was introduced with
, _ _ __ . _ _ . - .
much auecaeg, and it was upon the
anconraginl 310105. Olihat 039°?
ment that a “long coin' is to e
held this wintcl in addition to the
cuntfnuatlcm .of the - ¢\l0¥`f- °0\ll"¢°-
' will be occupied with animal _hus-
.raliway fair refunded upon the com-
From till! _ °_’i5 .°" W"`°i‘“'° 7 °i°' order ln which they are received, and
un nv/BY°\\f °i » ~i1\“\`°°* se the number accepted wni be ami
factory manner. Only a limited num-
ber of students can be taken thi
year, not more than forty-six, as
some of the class rooms are built
and equipped to accommodate just
this number. As will be seen, the
standard of' instruction to he given
in this course is equal to any firs
year’s course in agriculture given a
any of the large agricultucal col-
leges. »
In respect to the short course
this, as stated, will last three weeks.
V
and complete the course in a satis-
s
Christmas holidays. The work given
h
students of the long course in t
forcnoon of the first three weeks; in
the ufternoonsthe same sublects be-
ing continued with special instruct
long and short courses is simply that
the former will afford a more de-
rfnciples besides practice
bnndry and dairying, the second
week with Eiirtfcultnre and poultry,
and the thi week- with _field crops.
"Phone who attended last year and
received scholarships will have their
. pletion of at least one weck’s work
1 in a satisfactory manner. Those who
_ did not receive scholarships last
‘, year will .have their railway fare_re-
.funded and will receive scholarships
_of $6.00 or 82.00 per week upon the
I,cbmpletfon of the work fn a satis-
|`faetory manner.
31 Applications will be accepted in the
-_ girl ¢.`\t.M ltr ml c l r ell
in ° time time
been
ted th
r" shoul
to the Departme
(Canadian Press)
Cat and , Mouse Act permitting p
soners to he released temporari
when suffering from the effects
hunger strikes appear to apply 0
to militant suffragettes. for male p
soners who adopted this mode of 0
taining freedom have been allowed
di`c in Bedford jail.
A prisoner, Albert Davis, wh
sentenced for theft announced tzr
a hunger strike. No attempt \\'
made to feed him forcibly and he di
_ ____`,..`
From the standpoint of agriculture,
_not conspicuous prosperity. In addi-
land oyster beds and the cmmner
/\C'l‘1VI'l`IES BY THE
IVJMINION GOVERNMENT.
The most important single feature
the ceiitral Government to construct
and maintain a car ferry connecting
the Island railway with that of the
I'l‘his ferry will obviate the present
and will make it possible to get bulky
farmers will also profit by selling
their produce at will throughout the
winter instead ‘of being forced ‘to dis-
pose of it in the fall or else hold it
over until navigation opens.
A representative of the Department
of Railways and Canals spent the
winter of 1912 in making scientific
surveys and plans for an ice-breaking
ferry to ply from Carleton Head,
Prince Edward Island. to Cape Tor-
mentiiie, New Brunswick, at the nar-
rowest portion of the straits. Tend-
ers for ii powerful ferry steamer were
‘called for, early in the summer, but
no award hiid been announced at the
cud of the year. Tenders for the pier
work were also solicited in the aut-
umn; and the Government pledged it-
self to broaden the 'gauge of the ls-
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of the year was the undertaking of - _M
' land railway so that the latter’s cars‘
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Oct, 7_-In-avigiong nf we BT. JOHN, N. B., Ocf..'_I.-A run-
ri_ away street car charging down Mill
ly street early this evening smashed in
of to teams, severely injured three men
nw who were driving teams in the vici-
“_ nity, slightly injured the motorman
n- and then full' tilt
minto G. Harding's res-
taurant at.the corner of Mill and
en 'Main Streets, knocking the front out
the of the building and only stopping
Magistrate his intention to institute after it penetrated several ieiit' The
nn car was filled with passengers when
an it ran away, but luckily they escaped
today. The coronei"s jury returned u. with°“t “duty th°“gh badly "ight"
verdict of death from natural/ causes. “ned and °°“id°r“biy “bake” “D
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Lillian lienton, who had been connect- _ _ 1 1
ed with a number of outrages and
been arrested several times was again ‘ ' ’ 5 ' 4 `
taken into custody in London this - -1 _ I  
eveiiimg .on return from France io
which country she fled.     ° --
` ‘ The Knights of Columbus Hall was
' ‘ 1 crowded last night for the 1lraniatic`
Recital given by Miss Bertha 1". M.
_r --- ` Gorman, Charlottetown. Much had LONDON, Oct. 7.-Militant Buflra-
been expected of Miss Gorman/ as her gettes have done $1,500,000 damage
` _ . ( J -_ ' _ ' 1 ~ . .
[IF   f _ _ _ ) _ the United States and here, were wel.) arson. This staggering total includes
OT FAWA Oct 7 Premier Borden
surfed ceuuy one wane were has i“\°W“- only the mes wlllvll eau be dll'°f=t1v_
____ been no fo,-mn; decgnmn by the cam. _ The highest expectations were real- charged to them; fires where signs
(B M . W l F‘ost A erica net, yet he does not expect pm-ua. ized. For about two hours Miss Gor-I proving Sufirugette origin were found
y r es ey i m n
' (Consul.) ment to meet before January. mlm delighted fill! “\l0l'~`*“C& With Will- uitcl' the lirc.
11 _ 1 ri _ M t f fi t' ri ea
and optimism aisiiiuyea by the iiiisi-IR,” §,',‘,fin`,‘:,',‘,;1,f.,,i°E,,,i,-eci;,on--to noun
0'3" m"" “f the Island wure “°t"bly heading was in ii :measure dictati
gmiter tm" usual' the- operating methods of the ra
roads. For this reason this ti
trainmen are making first A plea f
more money, giving the continiian
af the practice of double-heading
dies due from the central Gover
ment on July l 1912. The Gover
er subsidies would be paid until new
The same i’ime'i'“bl° Wm be “mowed 4 need for twice trans-shipping all cables had been laid to the~'malnland
" goods sent to or from the Island, foresiiadowed the installation of such
cables. Extensive repairs were made
I _ _ t in freight across the Straits of North- and night rates were lowered in th
muisday nnemoons' bhemm _ry W. umberiaud during the winter months. telegraph system; the telephone com- _
be mugi-it during that period’ while Transportation rates will be lowered pany placed new lilies in operation' 'moved by MY- L- J- H6051" “lid Bill*
u 1 t the c st f ideals una una inscaiiea three new switch- Pnfted bl' Mr- -Nm” Elie"-
y at ees o o g
unloading thc straits steamers, while boards, moving into new quarters at
I (‘-liarlottetown.
Went en_,Hunger Strike and ChareedDown Streef,_Smash-‘ .
(Canadian Press)
no Attempt was Made to ing.Teams and Ended in OTTAWA. oe. 1-"rm erm mean-
» » - 1 ‘~ ' ‘ ing of the wheat provision of the new
 >Him, a Rgstaurant-, United States tariff has been mis-
understood. Examination of the new
provision shows that the general im-
' pression that Canadian wheat can
secure free entry to the United States
if Canada places wheat in the free
list, is erroneous. ,
Wheat, flour and semiuota must all
he placed on the Canadian free list
before wheat, wheat flour and pro-
ducts or any of them can be admit-
ted free tn the United States.
The question therefore arises of
placing not onlvwheat but flour' on
the free list. The interval between
the passage of the Anferican tariff
and the assembling of parliament
here will provide an opportunity for
. I
considering the whole question and
ascertaining the affect of the Ameri-
can changes upon trade.
A further misconception is disclos~ '
ed in the suggestion that the wheat
duty will be removed by section 9]
of the consolidated revenue audit act
The Governor in Council may remit
any duty or toil and such remission
may be total or partial. Under the
act the duty will be collected and
then may be remitted but. no change
can he made under it in the _tariff I0
as to comply with requirements of
fhe countervailing clauses of the
ne\v American tariff.
The only power vested in the gov-
ernor fn council of placing goods on
the free list is the customs act. This
power is strictly used as materials in
Canadian manufactures.
C DEPT] SEBC OTIB
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(innaninn pres, t.dents as an elotutionist both in in seven n.onLhs in theii campaign ol
UB 0 lc Dl‘0]l€l` \EB [TIDES
fish:-ries, and establislied manufac- The mai- “‘"“i’“‘" WH” "f‘7f“iiY “U0 1111*/0 been llllillliugs not used for
tnnnn, the year 1912 m Pnince Ed_ $13.000.000D';§A§l£géSgg TRAINMFN Slteerforth," a selection from David.-dwelling purposes or unoccupied
ward Island was one of real though ~ ‘ gifgpfftneld’ di” Dickeniin It ‘vis “,I“"“"'B- Tw" "h“'°he9 INV” helm dam'
_C rennig, reurn s n (1,-l- "
tion, it a.ai~ked the opening phases of thNF;w ;l9RK'n0”t'l 5“I:lWii11835’€i drllmatie talent nail Ming Goifsialgi iilgyiotsulllllste plli‘§elli0‘i*‘liir?;]<ld, xsixih-itigiti
nn nu_nnB_yen,. can ferry’ the n,.nn,1_ 005 :Br “ W; \`0€<9 “ell tl' H5 .th .-_ did full Justice to it, richly deserving have been inlurcd. Special watchman
gunning oi the Prince Edwnrd Isnmd are c(;i>m0 2-will *if Ongxlielaxl 6 :Y the storm of applause which markednare now being employed to guard all
Railway. the banning an of the is- mums 3,” the,r°§)000 tr;n`l"£§n uf, i*§‘I_§;“i;E»B followed b ly? levee Private Country estates which
» ' 11 y a amorous are unoccupied.
card. The proceeds of this recital
were in aid of St. Vincent de Paul
Orphanage. Mr. C. G. Duffy presid-
ed and at the close, in a neat and
e complimentary address, tendered Miss
Gorman a cordial vote of thanks,
,,*._..
P. i. I. EXPEIIIMEIIIIL
Siiiliiii IISIIEII
at any of the other farms '
eiuii-mfg or the black fox business. °°"‘“'°'°'°' It Wu” mstmed °“ iw' “°'””"°“' ‘i““°Y ii” th” Ki“d"‘8“f'l Th” Kiwi “fe 8*- Seellelll. Hear
An nn.,.e,,B,,_ of $w0_nnn to the n,,0_ ntnéirgi nl;¢;:L;iriti:‘n1ttcis<;ayr:x;il;‘*ei“g gn; trni, by Marion Hill. which kept the fave.-pool. when a building beln§
vinrial subsidy resulted in active men,s _‘grievances under the New_ Tu times ‘ni u umtmuous rm" ,Ol imnverted i“i‘° “' home im ““b°°n°5»
triage building, whut- the Dominion ,ands Ant The increases asked M ““l_»d‘ “IQ he lriiiiellf Wflwi. bl' i‘»<\-tives i>artly_¢leHtwve<l. slww that all
un.~n0,.itn,s conducted nnrbnn ann represent E-jum 0! Z1 er cent Over wai t ellie. und the last number`l.<.ngland is a lrattledeld for the lu-
raiiwny improvemeiit works on aithe nom, wage; now- :nd acc(;x_dhW ilignsis 00 0'! “VF Heleciwllli. ,viii-°TlJB‘cendiaries. ln that fire piles of brush
.|n,.gn ncn\n_ -[inn nxndnn O( young to John G walker apvice, resmuws Gttle (,‘irl s Visit to Gi-and-ina, Mywiere put along the walls ofthe build-
men to the Caiiadiaii west was ruth- “sta n 'O the 'B lnnnnni; & dm ` ups’ 'uw (mmm mm SWITB Good' mg ui' if-"9“eqt‘ mt"Vii.1s_"s°°k°d'I“
er less than usual and-the enterprise- ““- “ “ t” 6 nn.-dw". th°£ “i¢i\*- 1011 and l1;1liled'sim\l1ti111éf`»uslv- The
“_ A i9ai»'_-iff* 01 the Dl`0Zl`11m WSW D080 damage in that -one fire alone was
10 _tiful piano selections excellently
fig rendered by that renowned pianist,
ll- 'Miss Bessie Blanchard. Miss Gor-
me man, who has been pursuing her fav-
0l` oi-ite,study in Boston for some two
°e_ years, and who while there won for
“B -herself an enviable reputation as an
B P01180" 17°F demflnfiinz more money- 1-iocuriunist, has decides to reside in
"”-"~“"""““"""""""""""" Charlottetown. She will he a dis-
n. tinct acquisition to Charlottetown's
n_ dramatic talent and her name on any
n- program will always hu' a drawing
$400,000. ‘
I The reign of terror by firebrand bo-
gan last March. Four months later
an authoritative list was compiled
showing that the militants had done
$574,000 damage. There had been
tires in eight private houses, three
cricket pavilions, two churches, two
rai!road depots, two race stands and
n hunthoiise. That list failed to in-
clude inany fires of Fiuflrugctte Origin
which were put out when only a few
lnnidred dollars of damage had been
done.
arts-
KING iiiii PIIiM|iIi
ii BilMiIIiil
RAILWAY BUSINESS- . _
_ POSTAL SERVICE.
The Prince Edward Island Railway NEW YORK, 0°*-~ G'-Pl'0\¥\i0l` As-
carried more pssungers and freight __ fliilih H00" U* l3*\iU\0\"Ul i-0110? as
than ever before, and had an increase “How does the lilxperimental Stu- gmister gn agtendimce 0* lKi“B
of $20,000 in receipts. Owing to ln- tion here compare with those utners °°'g"' ““ ' “H 9 0" Y “Hi-\ll'8 . an
nrennnd wages and nnnt 0| nonlv haw. that you have vmtedn, was my unusual amount of interest is being
BVU. Chl! li0l\Cli1 is Bald i-0 D6 ilb0\1t question assed by a uuardiun rcpre- dir°cte.d.“I'°n hm visit' m View °l
$15,000 SN'-8-1201' than in 1911, or be- sentative last evening of Mr. J. ii. the “meal p°s“'I°“ °i “mu” I" 1”'
i1W€<¢fl 595.000 Bild' $100,000- A “GW Grisdale, U. Agric., iiirector of the “Md”
10-mile hI`¢ll\Cl1 Oi YBUWBY. b°B\ln in uoininion iuxpeiuuiental ivurnis, wno There has been "I n°°d °i i“`°P°°“\’
U10. WHS 0ll0¥\f-‘ii IOP i-l`Bm¢ ill We 91' is at present on a tour of inspection
trflne n0l‘€l1€Flli£ Oi lille lllllilld. Wlf-ll of these uovernment stations, and
Elmira as its terminus. New stations consequently nm, nmuneu prmgf, mn.
W0l`€ bum? HT' Pimlillil B110 MMS?-ll. ward island in ins i|.lneri\ry_ ,
repair, we",-B made go 3 or 10 sen- n,n._ u,.,sn,,,n n ,Gnu wns_ .-1 think Majesty s well known sollcitude for
tions, and other improvements car- me sl-op., ,M-,_, me the nent 1 nn,” the POUCH and Well Milli! Oi his DBODIG
ecently for relieving the tension and
erlous theories have been proposed
egarding the possibilities of the
flcct of Royal action in view of His
rn'-:<-1
All these consi-lerations have given
ried out- In View ol thesnvroach- seen at any 1.. t...  ......... that . ~
th t t ' rt ce t the min
t can be routed over any standard' ing change of- gauge no new rolling have up to the present visited; num, e u mos _mipo an o co g
t |inc_ Mock was n¢nu|,l-¢d_ eann we neun 1 nun, Mmw vm,m_ close association between tho King
It " t'cipated that these changes The postal business of the Island y I nllll l1lB Prime MllllBii°l‘
18801 _ eritisduciosu-.‘ , r t ' ,
will be' completed by the autumn of showed an -increase of 5 go 3 pe;-1 netwl. cn,nn,_,c nn‘:,:;nf;;,n°;`:",,,.° wnnét The oillcial policy of the Govern-
, 1914 and- will revolutionize the indus- cent over that of 1901, which but Lney are neun, nny w,_,y_-» 'Wilt :H SUI# Uilfllzzl the I-101110 _Rule
trial situation of the Province. A amounted to $76,079. Charlottetown M,-_ urisdnle an-wen new on Mon, Bill Ui'°“fI 0 H Bfililili Wlilwllt ,
and will begin immediately after the marine slip to he located nt Ohnr-:furnishen over two-thirds of the to- night nnn ynnnn,-any ,,x,nn,ned the ,._ ¢‘0llC€‘HSl0". Ill'-PYBUOU Ol' lll>f‘Bli f-0
_ iottetown for the repair of vessels tal. lvfoney orders issued in 1911 ig, 1, Agrieunm-ul Mine,-,m,,,,¢n| nun, i-llc P00910-
wlll-he the same as that given the has also been surveyed' for by theiaggregeted $888,484. The extension mon; am( gms ,nm-n,|,g nn waves nn
9 R;\?*’-"¢m;"';. 0'  dvomflizziy *QL* °i TTB: 'T32 ‘i°.i:;'ft|"Yd 10° N2 ;“’W continue Ins tour of inspection. Be- -----_-- _l'
Fl WOT 133 D0 ' _F011 BE ll 1' 0 ll C08' fore coming to the island Mr. Gris-
clded upon. lnstol £6 Post Ofllceq. butt :gi ale: dale. visited and inspected the oav-. nmnnmn Nnwn
` D08 0 C05 WGN 890 09 5 9 9 - ernment Experimental Fariils at _,___ _
ors. The great dlllerelwe between the nivsm AND HARBOR Prince Edward Island is viitusiiy F, 4 H ,.._ U, K mn. N_ S, _
IMPROVEMENTS- the pioneer in rural mail delivery ,mfr ?qr,‘|:,p(:,n,,'_ N_ ;-;_' T3; in ala nl-nt: 'nnE"I';°gf:{eB0°I;'onZ§2a,B' S' M°"'°“`
_ among the Canadian Pl‘0Vill¢0B; 96 visit to the Isl d this year, a d, h ’ ' `
tailed and l'»h0Y0\lKl1 l\l10Wl°0'E° Oi The value of the river and harbor routes have been established 'in the top-1 The Guafnign man after 1:; nn; sf;::_€d'C2°t; éiggllggchng’ Ev’ :R2
the Bllbieilf-B i1l’9Bl'»0di it Wm “U50 0( improvements by tale Dominign ill Island Iinoc the plan was undertaken gone over gm, parm here, chat »-as Sem, Ynrmglth Pncnet `,no`;m“nn_
D ‘ Prince Edwardlslan waters as in_ in 1909-10, | d 1 n ,_ ' _ ’
The first week of the short course recent years averaged close to $100,- stxsaigt clillisglrltl, I.`liegSrolp‘iimhav;ea biiiiili l§(;§:,s,§)y“rg' S' S` Morwemm' Holmu'
000, and the 1912 il¢\1\'0 Wlll Dl'0lHl- PUBLICITY AGENT - mag; ucsiieng, and the Farm lg (nl. ` _______.._____.._ -_
iblli be ill “C999 0! this ‘““°““t~ D°‘ FOR Isl-|AND”A`GRICUi-1* proving. It has, in fact, improved y"
I1li\`ll0l\ “@5895 i'°m°V00 110-521 TURAL DEVEIDPMENT- very greatly ln the last two or three
Cubic Yards l“'°““d'i-he WI““°v°° °| e years. One exceptional feature l
various Island lwrtl. W0l'\ih8 Pl‘ll\‘ several new Dominion officials were have observed is the immense amoanl,
"‘ii’°“7 ‘Ft S°“ri°' M°“"“5“°' Chu' RPPOUIY-Gd dllfillg th! IGM' f-0 0m¢°°iof clover,-what we cull a most ex-
l0ii5°t0W“» M0““i5 5i'°W'“`t» Mid 'mf' °l'€l\i-011 fill' W9 “D000 Of “I6 PTO' cellent catch of clover, which augure
nish. Contract dredging was huavl- vines. On June 1 a publicity agent w¢11 (ar next yeur's craps and for the
"er than cvor before. The rectification fm- the 1,,\nm| was nppogngng. “nd” |nw',.e nncnenn ni tnn Fnnn on me
of the channel of encroach at Bum- me immigration _mms of the ns- whois,-'
\l1°Yll<l¢ IH! lnlveri-Bllh Am°1lsm\\°\l minion Department of the Interior. Anal- musing the statement quoted
lmakwstvr f°l>°lr “nd °=‘*°“'i°“ This agent has produced. numerous aim.-_ was regard in me general
W0l'k i-0°" “WY 0° "‘°“"°“°d tg” l1i'»i5|`B0iiiVB lliillllliliei-ll Bill! l“‘fi¢\0! TG- superiority of the crops grown on the
wmvletiell 0! i-iw b\‘9“\K\"ll*»°\' “H ° safdlns the Inland. and tliwllsli theilfarm here ever time ui uw other
‘mi"““°°’ 0( T"‘°“0i° H°“""`~ 1-00° |`f\iI*'H!!. and the Canadian Bllllefill- Stations he had already visited, Mr
NGC lflllfl Mid 20 iéét Wide. M B wilt tendcnt of Emigration at London has Grlsdale went on to make this ex-
_ Oi l\l10llf» 536.000. ' dcnir méich todger ini ttouchwv\m.h inn- iceptfon: "The only crop that is not
tn _“nn any nnn nnnnnnng to ‘ in gran s an our s I. e s quite so good as on thevother Farms
dl make avmllcatfoii ns TF‘i‘EGR"PgmA}§iP ~ V C work was hardly more than underinfs the corn." "But," he added "the
nn » 1 J HONE BER I 'F1 way at the close of the year, its re- roots are better, and the hay is het-
sults were already becoming upper- ter, and the grain is s.lso'hetter than
‘.1 lmprovements in the telegraph undiant, Nggonaglqag go man” mmm. _-
telephone service were brought about "“'“'-°~‘°"”"."°_**'“°/ U
Linlment Cures Dlphtierle. by withholding the hell yearly subsl-, (Continued on page two) liiiardw Liniment Bellevue Nennlgla mnnwn mnnnnnt on". nd” na.
O
nuuounceusllrs.
COIIIIU EVENTS. `
lEEi'lhO3» ETC
I One cent ner word each insertion in
this column. cash must accompany
order. Minimum cllltlc twenty-lvo
centl.
"A Hallovreen Tee and Apron
Bale will he held in the Market
' House Thursday, Oct. 80th. Full
particulars later. 1548-10-'lmiit
"The Loral Circle of King-’| dan-
ghters will hold their annual tes
and fancy sale in Bt. PauI’l Plirlii
Hail on Thursday, November Nth.
Particulars announced later. ill,
_-9-rl-_€°'~I$i-'Q , .