Si - ' ~- I r
, 1909 __ Y _ Tm” I“‘"“B'I' NEW” 'IHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN iriasu or Ami pimp pw
2; ____
FORT D-E FHANCE Mnrtini n MoN ' _ - . . ,_
' » is hlan a - I1 - Our men were e andl 00 JB-in n ~ ¢‘h's Shu . OPDO- lament began its Easter holidays this Alfonso and Queen Alexandria have
I” “ mg” against the Brmsh G°"°"“' 0'" 0““Y sixteen years of age, com-'many others wounded in p conflict site the city has backed the water up
ment and State Department at Wash- mitted suicide here this morning at with local cafribiniers and n flood is threatened at Verd.un‘
1“5t°“' Mt the “team” G“”d'~`I0“I’€ his hoarlirng house Iiisson ‘iltreet I The auilhorities arecndeavoring to‘ A 00111110 Of Wars ago this Dart of
his ortandhstk. _ ' ` ` " - i
:gmt on 3mm B E en up (mar abliiee tgecftintlu deuponclciit at not being collect new taxes which are exceed- ,the city was under water three days
Finding an ports in the west In_ in ,to ki-6 :WY :uf and this morn-‘ingly unpopular. ,and mails, groceries and all supplies
dim barred against him, his Dresenll Dlicedolt tio IYYO inntel shot gun and] As 8 protest the maple rushed Iwere delivered by canoe. `
course WM the only one left open' triggws iis cies and pulled both through th? streets and invaded the.. Atl Laprairie, across the river, the
Cnstrds wife will continue on His' ‘Zh t V 'city Hall Carlbiniers were called out,I1C° IB Jnmmeff and the town under
d tl G del L es was iillnost blown to whereupon a ilcrece riot followed in water.
boar ie ua oupe to aguuirii. pieces l ,
~ which the soldiers tired on the peo- The lower parts arc from five to
pl
ll.;l_._.
,e.
ten feet deep and the highest land
LANL- III NNIIIIIIIN IIIINIIIIYIII WW 'glyglig Ui ,;‘:tNfN.:°?l'A.§l§£§f‘§§§.”N‘..§li
'-*“" 'i 1 r -~ ` '___' '
‘»H1('f\C~0- /\PI‘1-'0~J- J- Shuuuft. Pilnrs, April 5-Cnmiiln Flnmmnr-
PARIS, Ap;-_1 (;_Ligi,¢_ning struck fum, the astronomer has pilhiishad ani
and Congrcssmuli Joseph l.. Rhinock,
MONTREAI-'~ April 7“(SP@°i“II‘°‘A of Covurington, Ky., started today
cable from. London says the death oc- for u tour of the Pacific coast for the
curwd of Charles Henry Somersetpilrpose of establislling a circuit of
Butler, sixth Earl of Carrick, wiio theaters' Thu] plan tu buy M lease
scrved during the Fenian Raid in
Canada in 1870.
s..,.....-_-_-_1.~;_..n
IINIIINIII Wl]MAN
IIISIIINBS SENYIIIE
truordinary scene took place yesterday
in St. James Cathedral. Cunori Welch
was engaged in silent prayer' when u
wcll dressed young woman, carrying a.
little hund bug, walked swiftly up tl o
centre uisle punt the choir stalls,straight
up to the uit-.llyurnl before Canon \IVelch
could give out the words of the opening
hymn, proceeded in il shrill voice to
addr-ess the congrcgutioii.
The verger' wus, lro\ve\'ci', quickly on
the scene, und gontly urged tho young
lady into the vcstry, just luljoiliing thc
pn.pit,~t'l'oin whence sho iiluile il. quiet
exif. Canon Welch wus ill no way dis-
furliedliy the irn-ident, and prcucliod
one of his most forcible serrnolls.
Mirlul'd's Lininlent Cures Garget in cows
FURTHER PARTICULARS '
MURDER CASE'
01" MULLEN
BOSTON, April 6-Dionisios‘ Spiro-
poulos, alias James Manter, at Greek,
but Z0 years-oi' ago, who wins lured
troni ll/laiichestcr, iw. _H., to oc arrest-
ed in Boston yestcrduy, is the man
ivno the- police clulm ended thc lifc
of the Cainlbrldge domestic in Squire's
Field, Arlington, one your ago last
i-luuuay night.
At inidliighul the police asserted
that he was ti-oi... _' on thc verge
ploy-houses from Dcnver to San
Francisco sind from San Diego to
Vancouver, B. 'C., and their move is
taken here to indicate the opening of
ii war between the two big tlleatrical
the parish cllurcil nt Gassln, near
TOUIOH. Y€Sf»cl‘il‘ay, rail along the iron
cables which act as boil ropes and
rang alll the liclls violently. It ' also
torc away the door of rl. cupboard
containing three candles, and lit the
candles, wllile ni carpet in the vestry
was torn from the floor and rolll;-d up
is ndi,,a¢_,,s_ without being burned.
Y
gales and heavy seas. She' sprangl
aleak and last i<‘rida'y morning, when I
tho Wolkilre came up, she wus aban-
doned ill a. sinking condition.
Shortly ‘lieiorc thc rescue, Captain
Dodge fell down the companion way
and broke his leg. Tile vcsscl was
owned oy U. D. Slnitll. oi Windsor.
,wunnsuuulin uinuun . ,  _ ,
nsnlin ll snI ~ Muni nsnsi   it   --l=‘fuf~u“-A=~nu@2‘1==°t-ff-‘=>=‘=-is Y” SIIIII’ “UI "AWS
KING YIIIIIIH WILL Nlll
MEEI MH. Nl]lISEI`ELY
MYSTEIIY IN -NANAIMII
qi, _.__-
I; llgagiflljgile V/after (lglindligg In Montreal. Wast Despon-,Troops Called Out Fire on Ice-lam in River Floods La- Commons Adjourn Till Tues- King and Queen of Spain Es-
rl is s ere ose dent Because Not Able to People Killing Four and prairie and Verdun. The' day, Senate for Two Weeks. ` cape Unhurt While Cars
‘ Against Him. Find Any Work. Wounding Many. Water Still Rising. Supply Bill Passed. Were Smashed.
afternoon. I
I The Commons adjourned until Tues-
,d'av. having nninhed _its lmmedinteg
_program lust evening when it passed-i
the supply bill.
Today the Senate met, put the sup-
DIY bill through and adjourned until
the 21st. `
Sir Charlcs Fitzpatrick came down
|30 give assent to tho legislation and
.with the assurance that they 'had lefti
enough funds avniiaie to run the
'country for the time, the two Houses
took the Easter recess.
HlPlJHll|]l1lAll W'IIl"IW_YI"“""N"I. ll i|i;Hll|li;I”°“”` ---' |,,,,,,,,§,j,‘"" ‘ NY UIEWIIISIIWS
null; ning num lllllli THE lHllllPSi;...... ..  ..   
., ,___ . cent pronouncing oi solemn bencdict-
'°' ion on a, new aerodronle and two,
had a. narrow escape from injury.
The King was leaving the palace
court yard and the Queen was enter-
ing, in their automobiles, when the
machines cgme into coliisaion in the
narrow passage.
Both automobiles were badly ilaim-
aiged, but their majesties were not
hurt.
Aiiss|IifnTEAil>illis
i
. ` _ aeroplanes at Juvlssy by Monsignor
NANAIMQ’ April 5_'phe body 0|, PIEH(*E» Oklil-. Alifll 5'-Uf`&zY‘IArnie'l:te, Archbishop of Paris, ns_uli~
Thomus Almm of this city waB|siia»ke, whose surrender was incorrect- wurlfbyh of the Chupch talid on a pur
_ ’ il  - - » _ wit e prayers o in crcossion in
.fuuud lu the harbor vcuturduv after-, y,'°p°'t"d th" mornm’ 'S “tm _de .vogue at the middle nge... “This uct"
'noon. Deceased was last seen about.fYUlZ,_th€ H01lli‘€FS_“'1lO M6 S¢8\'C\1l'l1§ M, Fiammapion says, “Was a piece of
lo ifnlnck on Sunday night in good fur him hull tryms tu dislodge the ,nexcusable childishness in me of the
. _ i _ _ .
'health and spirits. How he came to;b0l11d Of bfllveh 11U`W hldmg H1 U11? progress of modem Scicncfi ,md phip
age and unmarried, a native of Cum
bcrliaud, England, and ur resident f
ivin Austin, uound for bt. John, be-
came disabled yesterday afternoon,
Iforty miles from port through the
breaking of her shaft.
Two tugs were sent down this fore-
:noon and the steamer was towed to
Iport. She will lay up here for re-
pairs.
I Seventy-five passengers were on
board Thr steamer Governor Cobb
,his death is H mystery He was a:Tiger mountains. (..razysnake is des anthmphy ..
gtifuppjng young fellow, 25 yew-S Ofgperntely wounded in the thigh and it '
:ls believed to be only a matter of as
Ifew hours befo u he is a prisoner
and the resident. of the latter place
'are now fearful that a band of red
TOCRONTO, Ont., April 0,~.iiEilt bo- I , _
lure anon Welch colnrrienced 's us- 1- -_ `   K- .I1 t . 1 ,
ual mid-:liiy Lenten discourse. an ex; , ion:-;,§Y,le tzvgg-Ol;03,1;ad\;(;1riuSe£§fXn;§g EDMONTON, Aprill 7.-Stringent
BALTIMORE Mn April 7-nndgel 0'1"r'AwA April 1-'rbe embargo on total number of prisoners to date is u\¢=°“">° hu” b°°“cf:‘1“"(‘; xzrumeilig
and crew of ten men of Windsor, N, American' chttle, established in contre-   94~ , Federal andtpggvm tm E f bi _;
S., of the barque Laurcu, from ;I‘urk’s guence of the foot and mouth disease, gg ts1§:T,2do[ll1ee;- ]§|g(;_:l¢t eBThgD1e;arW;b-I
Island, were brought to this crty by as been removed from all the States .--- '.
the German steamer Walkure. exccpll Pennsylvania, where the dis-    .ment f)fAgric“1t“r° has 1s§ufd§Td,1?§S‘
The Laurac left 'i‘urk's Island on ease still exists. _ I Irequmng an dogs to be .c az? ' 0
Marci, 13th, and em,,unte,.ed head | ?_______ 'BOSTO_N, April 7-The steamer Cal-|  _HE  penalty for ai loose dog is $ 0.
day that the Government ice-breaker
Montcaim succeeded last week in
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i\i ilu i~_l‘s Liniineui Cures colds etc. ,,,,§,‘NPLl`;S‘i:p."l (";,f]Le,,((;eI,l,?:;‘ htffélleaves Boston today f0r St` John' big ice Eridge atyCap Rouge, fad ran
he says lic hearrl. They left the lield,
and passed out to Ullicricn. on ii late
car. All the wily out, Mantel' kept his
hands in his pockets so that no one
might onscrvc tllut blood marks
sulneil his lingers.
Liciore they parted for the night,
Dclory made al solemn oath at Mall-
iirrive at Nupels until Monday owing
to the bud weather. Despite this fuct,
they sa that the steuiriel' Admiral Oil
which Mr. Roosevelt will bc ii passen-
ger to Moinhasn. will leave here Monday
rligllt. Mr. Roosevelt therefore will have
only a. few hours to spend here, und
this fact has upset ull tho plains of the
people of Nilplcs to rcccive hiiil.
"SHALL EAIIANA HAVE.
NAYY UENEN YIWN Z"
tc.r’s dictutllori that he would ncvcr,
reveal anything .|.iat. transpired.
i:(ml~‘ico.~i'lln1i b‘Ui<ivli£it i~`1i11~l'ND.
I
I LL)NDON,, April 5.-The Standard
of Empire announces that the prize
pairs are completed-.
_EINE DISPLAY
with their usual grand display of the
Blake Bros are again to the front
I eeves. It is
,very choicest of well-fed b
‘doubtful if any better selections
.could he.hud on the Province as fthe
fo,,lowing weights will show:
Une cow 2000 lbs. Raised by Hon.
.Johm Richards, and fed by Blake
Bros.
' Onc steer 1840 lbs. Raised
by Albert
was further broken on her way dolwn,
most a record for the getting rid of
always ueen a menace o nav ga on
the ice jamming in the narrows for
.several miles, and frequently delaying
Inavigatioli when the rest of the riv-
Ier was clear.
| The Montcalm has been ramming
lthu bridge since Feb. Sth, trying to
‘keep 'rt from. forming as far as pos-
isihle, with a view to getting it out
Yearly, and in this she has completely
succeeded.
It is expected that navigation will;
open up to Montreal earlier than us-
ual as a result of the Mo'ntca.l.m’s,
good work, as the channel is alreadyl
|clear of ice as far as Cap Rouge, 30§
miles ahove Quebec, and the ice isl
of a complete coiilessioii.  'lille wus what the witness declared
The latter is also lleld ds an acces- to the police of Lialnbrldge last night. Of $400 Offered ‘JY UW NEWS' I-'9al§\1°
tory by the Cambridge police, as lie Tilt- Greeur was made to listen to “I Canada mr the best essay on me
states that hc wltllessed the krul-ing ol' tho end. Hu dcnicil everything. Hc question' "3,If“Il Canada have H “WY
the llnfoi‘tunnl.c‘ girl and liclpcd to said that Delory lied. _"f her °Wn? h‘“‘s,b°e“ awarded t'°
drag her into the ilelll after illimtcr. "Tile Mullins case has been solved," 'Mrs' W' Hews ohphant' 21° Smwoe
hall knocked her down. iliiillter is ii said Chief Urquhart of Arlington to street' Tomntu’ The essay byo' Fwd'
barber ny t'l`ude and wus ciuploycil ut .she I-'ost rcprcsciitzltive today. ,Brick Hamilton' of Ottawa' wqs' also
45 Spruce street in Mnricilos.|.-.i'. Dc- “'i‘linnk God for it. Oh hut this is ‘considered worthy of h°n°'mbem¢n
1( . Avon , It ,,,_.. ' ition. The successful essay willshort-
iry isa. butcher by oocup l , ll goo I
_, _ ._ , . _ ~ - , , .~ y he publlslled in thc Standard of
has been employed lit the Lentrul suspicion wus occasioned hy the Em he and wide, distributed, in
Market on ‘Blackstone street, iiostori. fact that ut 0.15 o’olock oil the morn- . p hl t f r y
s1i.ENoED nv onrrr. ini; ni Mnrni zu lust year, before An- ;P‘},§TP ,§ "  t , th t ,__
They were friends, and it' vvils. due nic Mullins' lnlitililxled body had been 'ev ms aY,;y iffuguic Ei 2? a ‘W
to this friendship and the ullogcil fact found ill Squil'c‘s field, licfofre even tzsixy htsfulm le “must et .SSHEF most’
that a solemn outll wus ildnlillstcrod the knowledge of thc' niurlleir had bc- mg in anim; t .‘;c1wl:1rr1gu“i1nst,0
to him by Mantel' on the night o-i thc come known, one or the other of the renfarkfble 6:” Dalhich si' wgwzzt;
murder that, Dclory states, silenced men now under arrest told a_ person the ,mos M5; t I rgg nt d
his tongue through all thc months ill Billcricu that ,p girl had' been rnur- St 1e_I; Ca (gm, Mahgzpghmflfd an ,
that the investigation i'llto the case dared thc night previously lil a field My nxlt Begvice to .me’Ca: di W-cvs
went on and on. ut Arlllngtoli. Brilzzish authorities in effgctillln ‘the
nelnry, in fact, deserves no credit, l<:Ani.\' TIP suspicious. proposals unanimous, R mvmg b
for what has already been learned by All 8:15 o'clock that some mornin-g, the .Dominion pnrliamintpgn Mond, y
thc niith0i~l1~,lp3_ n hoy at play in thc field stumbled lust my
Briefly stated, this is what trains- uporlthe body and called the care- ' , ,
pired on the fatal night as Delory’e taker of St. Pnul's cemetery, nearoy, 's|,I:,‘;T,`\ }(,)£,I;h;n,tm:§,l(:; ggftgwnbxxiifl
lips last night related lit. Both men to the spot. Thus suspicion had been on the one hand “should not be A
at the time of the inllrder were cm- nrolllied in the mind of this inrlividu- mem toy," but 0;, the ot-hm. not na,
Annie Mumll-H ‘VBS Ollli l0\` h Wfllk I"’“"me “ ‘"'I7l°"~ proposal are-the establishment of ri
‘fmt nl lit The iri whom Professor 'l"ul~ rllunllis passed and the interesc Canndipn volunteer n V i 1 rc
Ramsay, Hamilfnn, and fed
B/ros.
One steer 1770 lbs. Raised-
Ba/iresto, Malpeqlle, and fed
Bros.
. Ono Helter 1450 lbs. Raised h John
McNeill, Cavendish, and fed
Bros.
. Two steers 3050 lbs. Raised by Da
vid Walker, New Annan, a
Blake Bros.
i Onc cow 1475, fed by D.
Rilsticovfile.
` One steel* 2 years old fed
Doiron, llusticoville.
Two cows 1300 and 1050
A. McNutt, Kensington.
nd fed by
Bulman
by Tennas
I
fed by C.
by sinks
by Geo.
by ‘Blake
Y
by Blake
rapidly breaking aiway between there'
and Lake St. Peter.
morning.
.,-g-_pp-u-_--l
Miuard'.~ Linimellt emes Diphtheriil.
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condensed Advertlre nen s
I i I ux. hal.. .
ri`\P"“Ci:1T4§*i‘TTii'<3'E!ii'n;.§`Ei:Ei§t street wlun
i‘_ _ modern conveniences. Possession
| One suer 1270, fed by Pctcr Mc- about May ISL APPIY V0 M199 EHSUFY.
;Nntt, Jr., Dnrnley. 210 Kent street. _WM __4_-_8d3il><i-
. one ii.-,utr uno ibn. ina by H. orbs- , , .A_N'rED','girl for gsném house.
iefi DBPHICY- work, one with experience pre-
I Two steers 1380 and 1210 lbs. fedbfy fe.,-red, Good wages. Apply to 273'
lwgi. Denniskgviargute. I 3 Richmond. gg _ 4-8dtf.
. .nc cow 1' 0, one hei er 13 0, one S_ALE"'G;s0'1E,;‘1;,'nch 13 ff”
helfer 1270 and one sheer 1130 all fed ]F0?'0ng_ good model, 3 H_ p_ en-
by Alex' A”d""°“' B°“°‘1“°' I gine fnst and steady. will sell ebenp
. As will' be seen the above 18 cattle or éxchange for a lafgm. ,_me_ Engine
made an average of 1479 lbs. which is d boat in nm; class condiu',0n_ H_
i>ioyt~.i nn fnrm linnnn nt ulllerinn, ni in Hiller-inn. - - ,lm of Dreadnoughm., She su,,_ ;',°"1;",°;thV,,‘;§1“‘;t,f,',°°',Th°°f’ M bi;  McEwen. Morell.W___ gisdiw.
near Lowell. They were frielnds and l"ll1l‘3NDS PARTED. ~ r a 8 W S ra °9'r"‘“es ° , h fu' ~1 B;
went about. 'rhgether considerably. On- Delory and Mantel' separated. They Zllgeei I;?ip?;a1esYt(;blll`ia<live€1 hovrvriaglllgg t-he above Wm be on exhibilion at  fir P“.sE.n¥slsN:dYwl‘IIl<l;ne
the night ofthe crime they carrie to wrnf- UNH' Yesileftlve WuYS» the U8-Y* and eventually made cdlcieiit for the gllllr standmSnl:e Winn-kat Bulldigg on hilt a hustler and reliable man need
the city of Cambridge by electric my hcl' to llnd woyli. finally at Manlchiestcr: protection of the sen gms; of Cana. will ‘ge $7211 10'; Igriiavfhgegsfoan el-[02 apply. Good commission. Address P.
to have ix "jolly tlmej' and the one-time fnzrm hand-, Delory, da_ Two iiiterestii-rg features of the tion in bee( to see it y p 0. Box 475, Truro, N.  4-8dr2wud_.
A g . g .. . I . _ d
von Jsggemap,,|nd his wilfe and Mrs. in the Cust! 'Dugan £0 Wane- 551119 U0- naval college and theasllbsidizlhig “Elf BIG ROBBERY IN MONTREAL'
Tubbs and all 'her other friends had lice, cvcn the astute Deputy Neal of merchant cruisers sultablg for use in
3§*)S0\‘¢Bd was afraid of her own sha- ihut_b0lIY. branded Annie Mullins as wa/r. Mrs. Oliphunt advocates thor-I MQNTREAL. April5.-A daring rob-I
stW,,mct Mentor and Dalory on. the u Suicide- ough co-operation with the impe-i-ini bery ln the Western style. was pulled
recur at Porter Station in Cam- Thuu Ulu man in Billerlca finally navy, but maintains that each Do- 05 0" St- L3W"“\'l00 SUGB0 N1 Shlllrdlg’ I
p_1.
brld-ge. It I ni-ted. He gave his information r minion om- i n i . ni ht whiiethetliorou hfure wascrow
, _ in co o y n the empire should 8 8
Thur “picked her-.lip." Lieutenant Gordon. who is in charge deal with its own naval problems and °'1‘ A""°d with 3 "°"°l""- 5 "1""
'rlien they wanna.; .,.,¢ to Arlington nf n stntlon in North osnibrldge. 'rbe from its own standpoint. '“'l*h“b\°¢kb°h“i°u'u“hu‘l *hu Wiuduu’
Centre. 'I'hdy.turned and started hmcil latter went to work on the case. l The special committee which deci~d- of Th°°d°r° Gmt'h°°"I°W°Y.'°y "mm ‘md
and dragged 'tire gi.-1 ini., the desert. i.uns.n sv LETTER. ed trip prize and no idea that the sue- >“"“"“°'”“ ”‘ ‘my "“""“I“"'5 '“‘"’“‘““°
pd Squlrg ppm, Here 13,101-py gays Then ll carefully worded decoy let. cessful competitor was a wormaxn I;‘;l=eeg;:'g{%h‘Bvy;`2§?,::sBsg3t°Bh2:3Y
that the murder took place He al- ter was sent to the man. The police until after the award had been made ing at the m.p,,f mm, me He m
° ' o _ n ac
Niue that Mpngn- and mmap); ¢,,\-pied wantcdto get him to come within the Bud thu 110111 de plume "Drendnought” mm gh, m-0.-t and up B ,ide lm-ee' g
thu young woman to the edge of th., limits of the State so that there WHS f011nd to be that of Mrs where an express w nwasinwaitin
d°°“"lt’¥. where her body was after- .W0"I‘I hi* “fl "Wd Of legal f0TmHli¢l€B0"ph“"f» ,andruadeoff mforem people had re- . . " ~
covleared ffhrir wits. Onpiman, who w as  
wn ing orncur was il ot in the log i pi,"
und a woman was knocked down. I , ":,{:“,::'$: 3:? gp;
'hfds found. nfterwnrds. Mentor nipped at the
Buddenly lip wg; ,partied by the bait. It is ln'l'mnted that the letter
strhtn M559 SWL H0 SAW a form was made to look as though some
g°PDl0 over; He started to rush to young woman of his acquaintance de-
°lu his coilvpallfori. Msntei- ,ppmacht sired to see him in Boston.
“I mm on the rim, his hands ¢||~ip.1 F-Ie arrived nt the North' Stallion.
faux with nnmn sort of lipid. wiipne The me-etihz place with the young
lv lrecter his companion was soon to woman was to be in the North End.
um- ' When he was passing Lieutenant Gor-
011-list-ui(
CHICAGO MARKB/rs. .
'__ I _'_l_'-_' °‘"I,;::'|\nv¢_ lap! I l\|N¢»“”'¢
CHICAGO.. Avril 7-f-(Si>u°iul)- ' you¢n|»\lizn¢nnur_wou|unn¢
April Wheat    110| WIND AND SHOWERS ammo:
- ' ii is 1| u me nous
Aprllvpprn    90| _._ “.N.i`v;“c1;':.m“ shun.,
pun one Found " eelumnllf
~-1-v, mth , d , S ,. t C May bent   124 'ronoN'l'o, April a-(spedln>- .
ol here quick? 131:: “tile Igqeliticilrfettllllt lhmlii;n;i<leeIa‘lillu:iecu;!:in‘liYln~li“ms up lllflay Corn  ., .  fill Strong winds_ and gales from tual °"""""'"”'°
’ l' t ((~0nHn“ed on page 3_ ) May Pork  . . .  ,$1.35
Iweutwsrd and ehowery.
The temperature was thirty-six de-I
greets above zero at three o'clock this `
 . _' T ,V ,f rl   ~, =_ l i g v _ W _  
nun cnuu nun lnuu 'ux nuns nn uunui us nnwl luis uni nuns tunnis slum  
wul lsnn suns Iuniu ll nunll llun sun nun nuns In uunnl Il lun su
---_
Vessels Wrecked, LivesLost.
Turkish Newspaper Editor
Shut and Killed.
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 7-(B959.
,ihll-A storm has been raging on th;
Black Sea for two dnlys.
Several Turkish vessels were wreck-
‘ed and a number of lives lost,
Constnat Hassan Eflendi, general
editor of the newspaper Serbestl was
,snot and killed by nn unknown man
as he was enilzring his omcev todo/y.
‘ A lioverninent oiiiciail accompany-ing
the cliitnr wus wounded.
The crinie is believed to be poiltle-
al.
Si-rbesti had been carrying on a
,cuinpmign algninst the committee ol
Union and Progress.
INDIAN WUMAN
SIUIIY WAS TNIIE
l'(lii'I` Alt'l‘HUlt, April 7-(Special)
- Win. lliciiirdy confirms the story to
the cflect thiln nn Indian woman re-
siilniit nortli of Nepigon cut flesh her
iiudy to iced her children Whenl B1'.&I‘V-
ing.
The womiin oiiso used the flesh as a
liuit to catch fish.
suuln ll usuliss
MinRrd’~i Liniment Cures Distemper'
ST JOI1N'S, N. F., Aprll.7\.-A de-
spatch from the sealing, steamer Vir-
ginia Lake states that it is doubtful
if that vessel ever reaches port. The
steamer is leaking badly. Her tall
shaft is broken and her propellor gone
The Virginia Lake has narrowly es-
caped destruction several times in re-
cent years. The crew are in- no dan.-
e und will abandon the vessel
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whenever they are satisfied that sho _
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lV[()N’1`REAL, April 5-It was stated
at thc- Marine Department here Tues-   
smashin her wa clear thron h this    
H,,_,n‘{ff3; ivhéiéf; iS%ue°S,,,1duy will notitaiking the Austin’s place until rel into clea/r'water above. Tne bridge _i __ ' , _,__
~--at and the immense accumulation of ice . . . I I h
  went out gn the ebb win. ri-is in ni- Automobile Will Specially Cal at Commonweat
' l*‘?°_ Wg .°“l’ “°“g" .'”‘“§°' ‘”"§°“,§“S Hotel for The 0ual'dian’s Happy Party.
MISS RUTH (.`AMl"BELL, Frrncll Iliver.
Qucen’s County, one of the pro-
minent coiltcstants in The Gus.rdia.n'|
race by the popular young lurllcs, iorthc "Big Free Trip" to New ‘York
(‘ity and retllrri.
The Guardian has already given par-
ticulars of one of the three trips by
automobile in New York City, and
equally as good arrangements have
been made for the two tours in Bos-
lloii. The manager made many en-
quiries, and it wus only after careful
consideration that llc decided Paul G.
Tilenius, manager of the Autoliiobilc
Coaching Co., riould give tho nest
service to the cigllt fortunntc ladies
and their chaperoncs. Aitlioilnii the
Starting point in Dewey Square, np-
posiue South Staltion, Mr. Tilcnius
will call at the Commonwealth Hotel
for the happy party before commenc-
ing each trip. .He will see that they
are placed together in the auto where
they will have the best possible viriv
and thus enjoy themselves to the full.
On the sides of each car is the word,
_"Majestic," and his tours are lmown
as the "Wonder Trips" nf Boston.As
the Automobile Coaching Co oper-
ates two cars they are thus in a Do-
sltion to give the best service in the
Huh. One of their trips is fthe His-
torical and the other the Residential
and Parkway. The latter includes
the most famous Public Garden in
America, New State House, old Frog
Pond, Bolton Common, site of Wit-
chee' Elm, Boston, Public Library,
Back Bay Fens, new Old South
Church, residence of Bishop Law-
rence, Copley Square, Somerset Club,
Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Shaw
Memorial, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, wsrerooms Mason dv
Hamlin Co., Trinity Church, resid-
ence oi Mrs. Oliver Ames. Common-
wealth Avenlue, beautiful Charles Riv-
er, Harvard Bridge, First Baptist
Church, Cambridge, residence of Fred-
erick Ayer, illoluirneiit to Llef Erick-
son, residence oi Hon. Richard Olney.
'beautiful ride through Park System,
site of Governor Hancock's mansion,
University Club, rcsidcnce of Thorpss
W. Lawson, site where witches were
executed, building of the Society of
Natural History, gruive of Gilbert
Stuart painter of Washington, Eman-
cipation Stntue, Park Riding School,
Venetian Palace of Mrs. Jack Gardin-
er, new huililing of Harvard Medical
School, Old Dutch Cotlee House,pond
in which “Common Scolds" Wen
formerly ducked, statue of Willlnln
Lloyd Garrison famous abolitiomst,
only building in New England having
roof garden, Monument of John
Glover patriot and soldid, monu~
ment of Alexander Hamilton, . bonu
fashioned after W. K. Va.nd61"l.rllt's
New York, Algonquin Club, stretch of
Charles River where Harvard crews
practice, heart of shopping section,
theatre costing $600,000, store where
Richard Mansileid served as clerk,
original road "that led over the hill to
the poor house," statue of General
Hooker, site of Old Beacon Light,
statue of Gen. George Wdhfngton,
residence of Judge Robert Grmt ll-
mous novelist, and many other rt-
sidcnces and points of interest which
will be fully explained by the lectur-
er who will accompany The Gum
dien‘s happy party on the trip.
The next issue will give Juni;
particulars regarding the journpy by
the luxurious StearnI\\lDl. HTAM
and Yale of the llletropoliilan . 8.
Line from 'Boston to NOW York and
return.
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