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ANDMCRE 5AFEl.Y IANDED
_ SUPREME coukl'
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P ge__.wit§__'§°mrr¢h¢"liv¢____ iilidrlllv. ,_ ___,ii_,_ledr_deerner llllreleeelllrdele--_-eden. ce-ll fer. help severe llernie were creed Jury renee llenen en cndrgee,,ldnde hi
cv, r ,
 __1“-lr" ,N
1.'   ill, S..-Sttwdrl Elected
 ' firrsldellt for
 _ ,  rj ;.r_‘ *iw-r-__._.`___ .
of e Charlottetown, Boardof Trade F
_ ._  - p -
My _ H Jenkins.(Presldeht) was in lished in pamphlet form. “Fur Farm- ba
ther chB'ir_ --Also present were Profes _ling
eorl "li\\$°¢|bl'° ,/ ROBs._'I'Dr'. B. R.` Jon-‘ meetings were well attended. ` and
lrlnsplfelsrs .*Wr--fill Bentley N Beit the `
Ii; _ eil--roonll  Market Builds our Province," was spoken to hy
rust
isiihlify -T§|'l`ll|-`P`aton~‘E T 'Higgs orde
l9l4.
Disabled. Passengers iiudllled oll'Da_cll 24 Hours~Nlercury
‘ ut Zero and Raging Sllowstorm.
(Special 'l‘o The Guardian) 'captain and thc wireless opeluitor, ever had on this coast, with the ther-
ST. JOHN, N. B.;-The latest rc-,still on board. The iizrviguting um~.' ~ ~ r' - 1 ~
. *"i‘he Il‘ish`eries" 'by W. F. port on the Cobol uid says she .was
wah Blli-.ilnlin'wdléurgely-~attended. Tidmarsh This address was ub on
by Prof,-' J. W. Jr.-iles. These
addresses were all of a very high B
J fD.H¥l!l\1llBl fiI= P Gordon H V.lcoming Council tg continue the work lan
1llli_iteln,.'J~. E. =B. Meflready ~E. Alt-‘ along this line. ' rep
lwn;_»A. Plckard, Thomas White, L;-B
Miller _(Secretary) E McNut.t R
'.Al_el`en, F. J. Holman, C. G. Dairy
I
the Trinity ledges. All steamei-s
ve been ordered there.
(Specialto The Guardian)
'I‘. JCH'N,, Jan. 14.-A wirl-less
r. ‘It might be well for the in- message received at the .artrillge Is-
d Station says the tug Hugh D.
orts all the Cobequld passengers
/ ` and crew landed safe at Yarmouth. ~
V lvianrriivihl soiinn _ -
il.1i. Cotton, G. Hughes, H, He,-Mfr 'rhe Nineteenth annnnl Meetlnr ni v
il0’Ni\"d Hill-0l1r_J. A. Messervy, W, the
H. Tidmlmh, R. 'N.-Col G,-H, held thll?‘year at Newcastle, N. B., Co
reorii_he,»e. hreuevin, o. H. hieek, s, ang. zoth nnd cm. ivli-. E. 'ix Higgs, n e
R. _I'-l‘olm'an, 0. J. Reily. W. A. Ste- A. e
is
Maritime Board of Triide,‘ was 106
r
C. Duchemin, and your President cu
wart;_i'J. A. Bayer, R, Cotton G E attended. Several subjects of im- J
1"U|_ll' H- A- M°l?9I1Bld. W- T. wellherf lwr il or -lv
l_<`.__`/i~itt»\'rilrt und?-‘C. L. McKay. discussion; and were spoken to by ga
nh
tance to the Island came u' f '
lSpecial to The Guardian)
ARMOUTH, ‘N. S., Jan. 14.-The
persons on - board the steamer
hequld are safe _ and 94 of them
now in Yarmouth. The two res-
ccrs of tho ship refuse to talk und'
'che 1-onipa.ny's officials of whom there
were three oil board, Capt. G. M.
Hicks, the Marine .<_‘uperintcndcnt,
:ind Messrs. J. Alisop and W. Chas.
Kenney, two of the directors, were
too exhausted to give any statement
to-night but will talk to-morrow,
From the junior officers and the
members of the crew it is learned
that the ship struck during a dense
snowstor'm at 6.15 yesterday moi‘n-
ing and filled in ii very few minutes.
The wireless operatui' was uble to
get out one call for help before his
'aerinis iced up, after which he was
ships, the steaulcrs Westport and helpless. Her furnace fires were put
n L. Cana, commanded respective-lout in a few minutes and the passen-
hy two brothers, Captains J. Ed- gcrs and crew wcrc forced hy the ra-
r McK.innon and Adelibert McKln-Ipidly rising water to the boat deck
` CBN- R084 Of the Sllm'merSid€lIB08l‘d, non, arrived here to-night shortly af- where they took refuge in the Cap-
W0Rl'1D'B 'MONEY BTRINGENCY M 8 o'c1ock,. the former with 7Z'tain's quarters.
dti.ltf» 'ii 2. -‘ F" 1;- ' ' '
Thevyear 1913 Wm be an xmpormnt Trade wiube held at Summerslde. T ie a er wi h 2 I or twen y foui hollis in thc midst
_-1- '~i_ m
one in _the writing of History. The and
War in the_Balk~ans and the ev _
R olu ‘op
tion in Mexico have been the ont- ln
standing events of theyear. I men-igates. This Board was lzonored bv
tion. these particularly, because oi,.the
the far reaching influence which thev|the
have exerted, upon the hriu in lort` B
s s h 0
'of commercial conditions, as we had
them -existing throughout the world
today. Owing largely to these dis- F
turhances. investors the world over, 5 t
have been very cautious about c-i-- 'li
tering into new committments of She
any kind. and have rather been'po
disposed to withhold capital, thus 18,.
in a great many cases, not only tak
making it almost impossible to iln-‘
th
ance new enterprises, but rather dim-'ms
cult to take- care of old sstablllshed say
ones as well. Canada, along with, nd'
other countries has sunered in this ae
regard, although, general business gil:
has been very good. The great wheat' (0,.
crop in our Western country. tended tha
to help- things very materially,
» ' 'rnnaosnpn AND TELEPHONE
PROVINCIAL BUSINESS BRISK
Business inthe East and especlally|c,,,,,,Bt,,,g of Messrs H0,-ace Hen
in thc Ml\fli>i“1° P1'°'i‘“°°§» his beeganrd w H Aitken, end the Preei
b€U»€l` “IBD ¢13¢Wh°1`° U (1F~""a “I M* dent, has been looking into the mat-
we are proud 'to say, thati 0“\‘ 0WD ter-
uttle Province. is ‘probably the m
iugqgy h';;§,lhi` péntiful, and_ our ga
'\l_l`iEl1t¢Bl_2.§HE,$‘_tb€r,'M$TitlU¢"§f°“P~ graph and Telephone Companies, rt-
prosperoul. T119 i’!‘°5I’°°t °f h“"`i“3 and the “Mainlund.'* 'I‘ho_Committee
continuous communication with thc has been able to report that an
agreement satisfactory to all con-
Ferry, is anothlr bright SP1-it 0" 91° oerned has been entered into, and
'~Mnln1nn-d," by means of the Car
lug; 1_lH,¢h¢.  annual meeting 'Pnemier Math-leson and U. B. Consul
r.  - '
_ e - . .
r.
Wt
Higgs, and others. The next ter-
ing of the Maritime Board of an
I trust that we will heertlly ce: -
hcre are twelve men, including the of one of the worst storms we have
ernte with the srnnrnerelde ileerd 
imc-il succeeded in getting a metal
thing hilt what they stood in and 10 I",
of them, ull men, had to he scut tu th
‘practically no clothiilg..Aiiother maui tr
rinini-rl Daniel 1-lurlcy. nn eller, had l.f‘»lI1cn<‘r of the sl-mmcllts Elrcd
his right urln broken and his right ‘"1
__ _ . _ ` they returned into Court at three Suggest to the Honourable Opp;-L the
(lcjgwtilt badly by being lummed in a o.,,,m,k in the a,te,.,,Uon and prew,t_»g,_eM necess ty of “vm  dnb*
iiiolleetci hovcilug alirurid aero uuii ,O
with the winter seas sweeping their U
Thiel Detectives-Indictment llglllnst '
‘ Ellis.
ililwrv Tcrlu of thc Supielllc ijolirt iilc o‘?iLluls to attcn 0
r _ ' ... --' dn eenly'th_eie
r <.l\1@cu’s Uoullty. which olicccd lniuliu have lost their reason, but who
l
vossvl and breaking it up beneathiuilal' ottetown on Tuesday, was rc-. the old and feeble. Such Olldidh
them, these people had to huddle to- W
gcther. This nioriiing one of the li
bucket in which some holes were G
l.h
ii small fire was started where some
med at the Court; llouse yesterday, I we have in charge of the inltltul-ba
ith His Lordship Chief Justice Sul- ut. lfalcoliwood. The Grand Jury.-iii
vnu presiding. |iheir visit yesterday went through
The Court awaited thc return of the the Hospital frm., collar gg gt`t1¢_
.punched to make a draft and in which rand Jury, who nad retired since Iilc -"Hollis, nails and kitchen the
e previoils day, with their report. lfoelnd ull comfortafble and clean Th:
warm drinks were prollarod for the iuAs Stated in yesum‘"y's Gutirihfm' pantry was we" stocked with “Wi”
women and children. pr
The party arrived here with ilo- A
the hospital with frost bites and
P
connection with the prohibition sions, the bread and butts ii
' f' 0
oseclitlons which the Temperance plirtiullarly good, in inet baggy;
lllazicc recently instituted in this] lhan ls usually found in publin ingu-
oviucc, the Grand Jury had before tutlolls. The iuiirluary Ig-gg lg
em on 'l‘uesday, llll. iravid Schur-isholilri be, well heated well ve til;
_ . _ l . ' ° *-
minor in]_urios_ man, secretary-clrcileurcr of the local ed and with good sanitar
Two of the worse were S. Hawkins, ,
UP
cd
extending hospitality to the dele-
eieetlen of Mr. id. 'l‘. Hinge tb
-Presidency of the ;\-iaritime
ard.
CAR SERVICE IMPR‘.'J\`ED
or a number of years gr:-it dis-
_-.-_-.-.-_-.-.-.-.-_-_-_-_.v-.. ,__-_.___-_-_.__ _._-_.__,-___.,.,,_.____.,._._g a gs
lcllslllll, ll. l"l‘_l’"""'”'l'"" lllull lllllwllll; 
__ , y arninge=
Ai.i.lnr:c. Yesterday the Jury had|lncrts, all .adding to tag eqmfqrt °g
‘ El t ‘ `
a. scaliiun, who was below when the if th b r
shipAstruckA and _rushed on deck with 
ore em umuel J, Od, one oi' he aged inmates, who gvgno hum,
c two Thiel detectives upon whose of their own.
ci-:ations the prosecutions in ques- The Sanitariuin was al l
lo vsited
on nod been undertaken. In con- and found in
_ every respect in as good
u comliti »
. ~ I on as the other buildings.
ide to the Jury, the latter when File Grand Jury stronglyioglg-9 gg
, ' ll
their report, made a presentment building similar to the _ginaugung
iinst n man named James A G Ierscted to be used f r th I
. I1 ir
stice directed the preparation of a l to thc doctor in charge as wguuuafg
I of indictment against the man the poor unfortunates, wb
_ , ~ ~ _ 0 e purpose of
_ _ _ .- _ ; Ellie, said to be of Montague. Upon housing new patients and "¢onvii‘lerl¢
         ihc Jury's prescntnlent, the Chief Cents from the Hospital It ig 1
_ -, ` Jil '
_ ,_ ` _ _ _ _ _ I
| o for the
is. The indictment. was prepared, first time when they ant" me H°',pi_
Mr. W. E. Bentley, K, C., acting tal have to oceupy thc “me -moms
the Attorney-General, and this with those who have been confined
, . ...»-..»~,»_-7-
..~t -» as
A Committee from your Board,
ini
_ rdlng Telegraphic and Telegraphic
people are conton ed, happy ‘md eomrnimlcation between the Island
isfactlon bas existed on account
the poor class of mrs running on
I. C. R. between Pa‘nsac and '
int du' Chene, and between Stel-
ton and Picton. This matter was
en up by us with Mr._l~’icholson,
newly appointed freight sttllcit-
agent, and we are pleased to
that between Painsac -Junction
Point du Chene, the matter was
edied. Between Stellarton and
ton, there is, however, much room
improvement; this is a matter
t should not he overlooked.
ill
of the agreement between the Do-
on Govei-;l_ment_ _and the Tele-
Po
‘le
fir
st
ell
wn
hydrants almost uselcnr The loss is w
eetlrnnted et $100,000 with $20 000'ir
es Colds. ste,
tween Halifax Charlottetown - f
ne
wa
long.: deliberation returned with a
(Canadian Press) A
'CA'_l'SKILL, Jan. 14.-A largc ri
l
wooden building on ii bluff overlook- ire
ing
s
lllH.l’lC8 t
-____.___ pen._linr~y Magistrate- llloqnnid calldrl crcw on deck in time.
Kfnnrd’e Llnimenr. Our ‘i
than the ordinary steamsh-ip. Anoth- 1”
er
pl'
Hudson River, near Catskill detectives and Field Secretary Wil-_; Jvllll P11111. which sank od Nantucket
int, occupied by St. Anthony's|son, accompanied b ‘rlr' J D Ste- S"*“fl\| '~-WIV Cstcldii OID
raphic College, was destroyed by,\vr
e to-day. The priests and thirtylai-
udents escaped, but few of their U
octs were saved, The tcmpcra.ture» peclully in certain circles. lol cNl\\‘Slll‘0 ll1Sl1 |>cf0l`v thc rescue.
0
s tuenty below zero and made the
ig -,i¢¢;0ry_ It came mugh eusiel- watch who hoard the men from the
i
nd with ics, and therefore,¢g,n navy- Souris, who was convicted on two ("ii"¢9l"l U' U10 U'lU11`Ji1H\l I
gate Charlottetown Harbour later <‘-0 H; ~ - C 0118111. M- Il. S00-, UTUN' N- 13-- 5'1"- 14-"
avenue of lltlet f r 1 1 offences, d -H, J, \-1 b , 1) '»t_ -15,11 clerk of the York Circuit Court, _ ___  _
_ 0 or 01" Blind mms’ cggvicted 0f*tt:_O0‘:mel$;§i5'° _committed s,,icm,, during the night _Bench vvul‘raiit he issued for the ar- As il sequel to the lettpi' of Mr. DL
Tim last msc was |,h,,f_ of [9,,dU,-0 und wus follllli llcud in his room with ‘mt "I MHS'
oduce cannot but spell progress for S
trade in general.
s sent up to the Jury, who after a. for many years. We urge thi'-mngmr
` ' ' VNS' Sf-FOHZIY, as we believe that gh
_ , , _ 0
The scene of the battle' for u ,wb -- trlw`Bii] against Ellis. percentage of c
0
ct is again changed. Un Tucsdayi (Uilllddiitll I’-WSH)
orning lt opened in Sourls, where iii \'1N1'3Y-‘\\¢Ur HIWCII. Jun. 14-"Five
1.1 day was lookgd fm-_ The two nu-niliers of the crew of the schooner
iv
lv
 -- ".y 'ym`il1l=<.wcI'c
irl., attorney for the prosecution, Sflvml fT0m being Hwellt to Sen by thc
rivcd in Souris the night previous. CNW 0' the CFUHB Ril‘ 1'ii§\1i»BllilJ
onsldeulble excitement prevailed, cn- vnolr John 'l‘h01‘l‘. of New York. died U
, . li
'lhc prosecution was well >iclnrill"1`i\U f<‘@°l\<‘ Uf U10 WGN WHS d I
1 ' I 1 ~ - . llc to
ith their evidence and were expect-, U10 illvftness Ui thi' Lll!i1f1Si1il>'S
lan they had hoped for, AB Sep' Paul and siinimoned the l.ightsl\ip’s
lc cases Mr. J. J. Johnston, attor- __`__*~"- _
The names of the convicted parties' L
re: James C. Ferguson, Uruggist, ' -r-~
_ l ures would be much
tcr l_-llforcemeilt ol the Prohibiti iii The indictment’ upon which the mat th
, d if 'ff BD they are under the pre-
Jury .oun n true bill against Ellili, sent circumstances
as that at Charlot1.<>to\vn on or] At present there are live e
rs
about the 5th ol January last, he confinrd in Queen's Count J  ons
Bt thi*
rongfully and unlawflllly and with- for dmnkennes y J es
_ s one f `vl t V
out lawful authority, did atteinptlthc Prohibition ‘Low ahh Olgelgfoiiihlagf
und md u tr ll' d h' ' `- 
der
cavo r i issila e and in-,cc-ny, five able-bodied men.a°| - no.
Elrod and Joseph Vuladc, by thing in a clean, wlirm, coidfigiablle
ircats, bribes or other corrupt building The Jnr str l` ' 
_ _ _ . ~ - y Ongy recom,-
meuns, from giving evidence in cer- mend that some u h
s c em loyme
tin prosecutions for violations of hrealrin g » P nt M
E5 B ones 0 tri
the l'l‘ohiliitiou Art elidiu ` t ' I cu ng wood.”
lf E HEIHIHS given the prisoners
not only Ellis himself but against- In discharging the Jury the Chief
other persona in the province und|,J“5t ce Said; "You hav” and a long
.vhich \.,-ere to be heard before Sti- Henman of “_ I have to thsuk you
I pnnlll-ii-y A__ lr,_lvleg.lnnld, in Kingfe`fOr~ the diligence which you devoted
Mwmwl my ,Or the defeum mmdcd gumy_ - (f_:;:;1£l’5q. atilpletriiliorynlt. .l,Stl\if1nrti;i in to y-_,ur work and the careful sud
_ _ . . . e
, _ _ gyd i each. In all seven convictioiis “,-
Y, and the outports of Newfoi_»_\,l. wcre gained. I
land. This steamer will be 0, modern
:Sip especially constructed' to con- 11
I' - ' Y- “ " \’°“° afylfeiiefwtory way ln nhleh en er-
rilrht in Prince County. .formed your duties. Y y D'
Mr, Bentley iuforiiicd the Courtfd 9|, ,. d 1 Du ue thy,
but he understood that Ellis was at-I fp;,,."(5;,,,.trdm mn  "t9q&°°;1_
aigc .ind lie asked that a Bench cd to Monda;?p’l1¥a'_ _ r '
nm A A M D , FEEDER, w;li"rsnt he issued for the man's ap- `
e
is, who was also convicted of two -7- St0“'”"t liilmpili’-IL hi\""iSt9l`- “ECG I)
horizon. ` lwill be in operation just as quickly
(;hi,,5S0,,' who was ,,130 c(,,,,,i,._t(,d_ n bllllct tliroligli his heart. He was
The rex industry. hes -dvllc ll greet ,,,,
denl in the loosening of ulvlwv-'wo
-Cu
tvbleh in some cases has been hoard-
possiblc. Two cables will be
rk-ing between Cape Traverse and
pe Tormentinc, and one from -Wood paying special attention to our,
ed lei- y9er¢~.~';=d=\1l1 f»\1° “'“°"“* 0* zeinnde tn the ~-Mainland." 'rule lrnrrnere and school 'ren'elrei~n, hy the n
recital -¢`°11\'l'1¢“ 1"' "°‘“ "“*““° latter eehle will he evnilehie in ease ee
sources, makes the business look ex- or
eeptlonaily favorable for this ycarrm,
1914. , ,_ -lm.,
Farm crops were about the avcr- wh
age. The wet season had rather an
ill effect, and certa'.°_l sections of an
ich will materially benefit ‘the 1|;
Province. For instance, to and from 3
einer enc and will greatly im- eo
E Y __ _
ove the service. The new agree- ing,'|a'n_d domestic science. The Gov- ‘n
nt enntelne many lmvfcvelnflltr er
l
Telephone Exchangfl in the PW"
AGRIUL'L'1`UI¢Alr ANI) 'l‘l<`-A(3HlN(i
s endeavours, to improve conditions
0 .
Prince County sustained great ln-
Olir Local Govcrmireilt lius been ll
tn'bllshmeu`t of lon and short‘
lrrneflt ii' to bo commended on t
ng these lines.
ln pult of the plovintc :mil uow till- lNS|‘l".lf'l`llll i~_li)\'_ '
he ,me w is presciiteci on Sunday evening last;
jury, but taking the Island through-
me cost as from the Central Oillcc:
out, the returns were good. ' isa
y T
mc, 5- message; may be st-ut at the
th pti that in an Odd
Fishing was below the sverage.but 32: ieexszhargeil not exceeding which have agitated th-is Board fi-om
prices received were higher than ever we
before. The Oyster business looks t
h
and.--thc lease-holders working har' from Murray Harbour. You would th
moniouslyrtogether. no doubt a n-ow haw to pay twenty five cents on
great and 'permanent industry will to
be established.
THE Y ARS WOR Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, or ti
t th W rk of our -Qrlehee, thirty cente edditienei. mek- B
_ o e o ing
“Ot "'°*\W W" A soon as the new contract comes ali’
IUG
Coming down
local board,
with many of
year
eps
wiflthf U g_`
us you WB! ll
drawn on. Jan
but
son, the returned oil Jan.
21st,
Feb.
town
th ill
to Charlotte
just a ‘ 'little'
0* fl” W°"" into eneet, the eoet will he thirty lt
season the mntslthus ,fleeting a saving in this
difwt' _lnstrxlce of about 80 per cent. The th
Charlottetown either by Govern-
ment Telegraph or Telephone. From Moncton is pursuing a short-sighted
E , K Ohanottetown to points -,._, Nova policy regarding the Transports
m
in all, a charge of fifty-l'lve cults. i
llesii saving in any "case, will be .-of
on question in this Province. 'This
oard has strenuously "'“§ht f0l`
= isonnasnp irnnionrs
'Nearly all the great questions
International loint Commission to- work-of suppressing the vice of in' l
,a¢:°ntssi¥,i,l,i0t;§ msgs Lviieiittgdmiift  'iiirhieonlylrhylnbiiiiie  gay s rvlwrt showed pollution of the tcmpvmnm
promising, and with the llshermen t B present time wi ,end 0 telegram be-i
wo
ing, the increased freight rates on
e Island Railway. The least we Sv
n say regarding this, is, that lt-
'llid seem that the management at
ginst increased frei ht rates, and gh
an
n the Canadian bound I Charlottetown, was taken by sur-
'iirins had beeii serve-I ou thc wri_»ilg'1"'*"""-
M _ . -‘  .1 _ i i\ll'.
_ . . i ‘ '
_ _ _ / ` __
ary, a ong
hlnh, live six minion peopm prise, never dreaming that he was to
r wi: i n.  V ` - A
The [Chief Justice directed that ii .  
sehrirman to The Guurdislrreeently,
The report inode by the Grniid’uiukll'lg allegations concerning a
Une case wus llislilisscrl as the sillu " ""Lch"i‘-'V "mi "" "‘"“‘° i” YM ,Jury wus Us wu0wS:_ iwmt" Slave case in th6'mdvi“°°'
.lli ` ""'”` `¥"*"
'l‘lll'~l fllllsilcs ilu' cases ill lllc c.irll im" l-‘INVV/\'|'f"N '="
_.__ f.
_ _ g ‘gproneci-tioil awaits tie days set for _ _ V U'
ures! in HEf`i°\11f\1l'c. teacher train- tue several tiiuls tlsewheii-, voiy ii- if- Nly- who ls Griuirl Vico-
iuch cncouiuged by successes along, -l""“1‘i""l ‘lf the l.ciig-lin ol the Cross,
Fo the lion. (lliiel Justice rlllilivaii-l\ir. Schurmuu appeared before the
:lull associate -ll1<l;;1‘.s: _ lilrulld Jilry on Tuesday and by di-
li. ilillsiz he it grvlit slitlsflictioll to rcciioll of the Chief Justice made a
\'.‘ l>l‘\'l1i0_llf this pmvilllzc to know Htutelncllt. The info;-mhtion being
-:lt the diilcrcnt public institiltious eondlicntlal the Jury were directed
rc so well looked iiftcr, with capu- fnot to disclose particulars,
-.-...~_-_,-_ _._..-_-__-Y ~.,-_- --------- --
- - ' - -' _ .» _ v _ _ . _ _ - _-_ _ »~v. _- -,-.-,-,-.-,-_L-,-_-_-,,-_-_-_-_-_-_._-, -_-_-V-_ _ _ Y _-_ _-_-_-v-_-_-,_-_zu
by SL Anne~s B,.,,,w,, of the Leuguc man of the cliffcreilt committees v
of the Cross ut 'l‘liol‘hurn with a 5
  heuutlful Persian lamb cup and ii
--- lpair of fur gallritlets, this in recogni-
, tion of his efforts in the interests of
(C n dl P ' _
wASHINGfl“0‘;J “_';an"°::)_At the the League of the Cross and in the 1
rent Lakes and rivers and streams Mr' Soy' who is wen known in
_..._ he the recipient or such a splendid
nughly his satisfaction as well as he
APPRECIATION ' was able, not being prepared for a
g 9 P, E, 1, 'pemp¢r,,n¢e Alliance; splration which would cause him-to th°"" i5 8 demh Uf b°f“'°°" 56”" “nd gen ¢, ¢
will no doubt continue to dq B0- Sir:-Congratulations un your bold
In conclusion, allow me to say,
at I have more faith in the luture "jolt" to those who are defying your
our Province than ever before. W0 ,laws. Have only heard favorable
pursue with renewed energy and cour-` ei
d commendable move in giving a _
bricty.
were lnrgely attended while nt oth-',,,,, ,,'_,, the
B
~ niittee to get to
Thc fire fllafm WHS “°““ded threel Councillor Acorn
times as follows:-Jan. 14, for flre _ I
lgfft, but he expressed thor- in _the “tor” °f' A' C""i_e & C04 r p rt mu t certainly o
` April 2-ith, fire in the dwelling house ,;,,ocmze,;_ It wénm
of James Swallow; Nov. 13, fire in Zeng to take a
. __ speech, and assured the members pre- the "°°m“ °f U“d"t“k°" W S Ding' -
The following letter was rcccived`S\‘-ill- Ulllt H115 t0k°ll Ui their 8-PPl`°°
well The report also state-d thatin doin” of the
_ ' _ ml hy Councillor
roved Transportation s°rvlcc,u'ld by Rev. W. D. Wilson, Secretary oflclufiou of his efforts would be an in- “ch °f th” six tanks "ow 1" use ‘
publicat on and
age his duties in the interests of so- 20 fee* 1°“§ and 10 WPC Wide- S°m° ready for th,
discussion took place in regard to the which Wm
The presentation was made b Rev fairest Way 0' deulmg with th” are'
reduction from lllty-five to thirty- hn
B
v
ver within one-half =mile. 'We have “D
df this Bodhi; S150 yawn,-ed 5 ”¢¢“1bn~\p"'l1¢1leigraph the
dur reprelw' megs, oiltdidfithc four _"Provinces our
and Nichol- Hamm' and- ...agen reilhetftfd in co
_ , -_ Cable rates. We will in flitilrc _ rc'
Hllll' l`ii‘”3M“¢~ "dm, ceive the same"le`l'fVi_ell"add-rates, as to
- - ir W. rernee --fe nm-or we "_M=lf»- ee
jlsth, the port land," no @'glm5f»1yhaeever'l"'being be
de for thei"ih\i°8`¥U '¢°’°"d by $0
cents, which will include free de- hits
8
ve without doubt. one 0! the Hurst.
on." Let us all work t0B¢th¢" for'
me, we shall reap our reward.
1- beg to extend my sincere thanks
every member of this Board, and
peolnlly to the secretary and mem-
rg o`f the Council, ‘to the press, and
el red earth that the sun shines
betterment. of our Olty and Of
Province, and in the days to
ii the lriende entelde the Board.
iocmmcnt. Hope the result will .rc
s
ports with interest. It seems the
only way to get results.
Amherst.
atisfnctory. Are watching the re-
' Yours,
. y .
Father Mcleellan in a neat speech
pation of the event.
E. E. HEW~BON_
Pres. N. B. Temperance Alliance.
rolls poor wma i
qiiellini: lntempcruiicc, and with'scv-
crul men of such calibre, operating n
in lictoli County, as hc is, wlthollt to
fcar or favor, and actuated by a per-`
son-<li sentiment, and feeling that
25
It
men It was moved seconded and "ext Week
' _ '. ed hy
and the hall was crowded in antici- ;’S;"`ff;0t£l“tt'c;‘;lE‘:id‘2Jt[f°gntghghgrlégigi5"(zipngglptr
Mr. any is truly doing e greet “1“°" h°f “ °°’tlf°;;°b;’°'2i;hi°n 133,; ,_,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,d,,,.
work both for the Muster and for tain' t19°1.f“';?dgt,t;'at B dl;d,,c,,,o,,, of The clerk said
suffering humanity, uiong the lines of “S 1;' ts  made for each meeting been done in the
on‘ia‘ttcndcd attendance at each fire SMP' the M`°7°"'
he c1llii\'i;lent to attending two groan necessity otha
meetings. r thing at once as t
mtl ` g _' _. _ _ - ' - t aided in
.Cables. Premfdil'-'lathlesdn has been who have in the DBS YW"
COFFIN NEEDED
__.._. 'cannot be extinguished, to drive li- “~""
\ crc appreciated by the citizens.
hould not he departed from. |This was money well spent as the dm
T710 Pcllort of.the Captain of the ings nl the Council were thus made
Fire ornnnnny was then read. which inmiiiei te the eltleene  
e. ter
as briefly as follows -The Fire ‘
\'i » 5 lnsi'llt. was e them. A report" '
Com an f r 1913 is gh n *
P Y 0 WHS ¢0mD09ed Of must be laid before ‘the CounBil"1n
6 members. During the past year ,my mst If it ,-1¢¢m°u-go ug
5 meetings were held, some of which th,-,ye report, it -vu-hwu.
tht
e
c in
rs the attendance was very poor y . 0
su
idea vas an excellent Uh lr
Chairman of each
ght fest of water, these tanks being ‘C edit() prep"
_ it -. l tstak
W",-, moved by iuuncillor Bren- ‘“”" 9 3 °
_ , - A C ill Bl‘¢|lIf$ ’
that the cupmm oi the Fire Bnli likenmaoklirlig excess ‘tozlil
1.,._.~ ~ ,r
*='::.rf:.~_
i
What
in It
»»¢---~-
- , mi I r I
insertion' is
tweltl' 6
bnhllc' meetings - ‘ dll thi warn-with nhlnify. and n
winter. ~ . "°'§, 2§,,,,g smrgeiyl tehte- uitereet ,,
,and watchfull1till”"l.n thls"in0¢¢ im' _m
portant mann- (wat 9, satisfactory P
nj, 1-I; _--f- _settlement heir' been “ltrébd *°» n
ll _
g “,_,~_. w ,tom-1;n§n¢a_~f -that
aceompn -yylaeffigger `=.boi'nihl" ent- WI!-' ill* ` °“" 2
ny-'Province tllll"1lU'r-WU* "'.°"l‘.*` .t'° ii
Qliinetrete  MVN ’4“l‘°"“"°°“°' W
Grl<>_v'_Wf*_=’i"°;""°?"’*‘.‘.’*-‘.”¥"` 
neve etrtlme-in~~thle‘ report 1° »
kin the work"a pleas-
i-'.67  ililotng tagk. I oniY Rfk mr.
successor the same cordial sup- '
oyit ybu have Hive" me' H° ca” “K i
0 mof'¢ . i
THF) PRESIDENT' S ADDRESS.
_ ' ' .d doptldn ei
-`Mi"`r time renfgggpiziiideht gave hisifor li hoarse at _the funeral.
11:' "'*"“;n° ljeview ol the P5", y,,,r', :--fff-ff--'-'ff-'-~'-'~--ff'=~'~'-"°-'-'-'*"~‘~“'~‘-'-'- Souris Town Council was held in the
=l";°°:' mm", _ _ - Hteamehlp Company- _He must- als°,'i~0wn l~rnu nn Mendny, -inn 12th p
pneumonia. A special coffin. 44 ilwh'
es wide and 28 inches deep, was re-
quired for the body, and it was nec-
essary to enlarge a doorway before
the coffin could be' taken inside the
house. A.dray- wagon will be used
md or mm and than” to th, further reduction in exirrvss ref" li- A number nl onnnelllnre ~.ei-e pree e
W
HUNTINGTON, Ind., Jan. 14- ,qnor from our fair land, Picton Conn- 8**
Mrs. Lillian Bettlemeir, 58 years ty would soon become the model "f
old, who weighed 660 pounds, died 'county of the Dominion for temper- 1"*
at her home near here y0Bt0l'f18Y 0! ance. - -' ' m
i-__.___..- by
' The Magistrate's report of cases ' t ti
   tried in the l’oiicc Court for the past f‘_1i;‘;:m`_gt °b“y °“
six months was then read, Mid, 0" °° '
. _ cnrrlcd.
"°.'“..°‘;°".f:f.:;i'.'.;if'if:.?;="::: :s_»  
mn e y .
____ t
__."l‘he regular monthly incotlng -if cc
de n=uke a few necessary chllfltei
tl This notion was seconded R m°ti°“ "mt
0 , l_\n, I
I_;L°`,‘}t't’eyr *gm A F' Mcauam Bti. tl!-e water tanks had
- ` ' ' .' h ld
enfliary Magistrate for King s C0.. ;;%u‘;g gsingnszd
us also read' This letter was ac_ He was lhformcd
oinpuuied by a chvllllt 101” 31'-7°?
onerrermxfif vp w1“*'°`*°>**‘.‘~*7“°
~ D-M _  -_-i
ogiiznt 1.1: 'hllfeuuer "E"“"~`f_
. very 1»=¢~_\_=_° °°"""°‘“°“§
has eommeneedfyaiiinn to on
Gdlbrnmont llll
Dominion for tm Immun'
on the ofllwll"
g W Kirittin _,
ri-ieaetetl :hd opeN_M__!
end will no _4°“*\
ee.-edits vleemeer
Bile
Bee me
then,
P_ 1. -»,|e.siniead»-thrill;-=-fir*-1,
mm Uamiilittee who with Mfr
dr-al ni work at different times. Md
had done it well.
Mr. Hina moved the adoption vi
the President-'e NPG” “di *“ “Qing
gp, eculrlhilohd him upon it. Yeti'
guy penone, he laid, outside of the
native iieiflibere of the Board of Trade
bm ,my idea' of the amount of work
“,| ¢,,,,,_,_|»|¢¢l;-qi to produce such
“rhnltr #end eosdltlen el thing. ee
yi;-¢ outlined in that report. He
eongl-,isolated the President on bring-
ing cn s successful-issue nearly every
question width' had been brought up
at the Board during the last year.
The one matter it was particularly
irstlf __ to know had lllelriinsily
and sn! my settled, and used
'trllieh ill would congratulate the city,
was the present service they were re
I conclusion the President added mcntinn the fact that they |160 8°? 9 His Worship Mayor McLean 1-resided: lv
'i ' . _ _' : ~ _
Trade. \Pnqllet, seconded by Councillor Bren-
Mf- UGHUCY hm] ENN P1°BBl1\`° in nan, were adopted. A number of blills
82601101115 U10 UIOUOD 'UT thi’ M109' were then brought up and, after some
tion of the report. He CODBYBI-“IM-' discussion, passed among the num-
ed the President ond the other mem' ber were the following:-Peter Mc-
lent work during the past year and Police, $41; Matthews & Mcleerm,
ho especially congratulated the l’rcB-i$5,75; J, J, Hughes, $3.05; J. R.
port. He did not know that he hsd|.lohn ilirrnmlnge, 51.25; cl. C. onrl- it
word, huliness-like, concise and com-,Quickley 8: Pnquet, $14.30; Bl-nl.
P meant I1 _(fcntl 5051, *-0 fbi! fP*`°'|;3° ent as was the Town Clerk, Mr. C. this being the sum granted £0 the Ponce and Gmmduot
’ ’ ` ‘in'l\1‘\4l P81110 3. 8 MW H8 Wm 9 C. Carlton. The minutes of the re - t
'Bevel' U* 1" "°°"' ”°" d°“° ° ‘°°°‘td twenty-live cents; and that was nlen- meeting held in peeerrilier wel-ge during the yenr, it wee decided to  mt °
dllfi tv U18 W0l`k Of U18 B°*“`d 9( road and on the motion of C-o`\:'\clllor lol; the matter stand over and the aww’ “I7 tm
clerk was authorized to inform Mr. lf“';'5 “fit W” M*
lifcQuaid that the cheque could not be 1”  d N 0
.neei-nerd until the Connell should ° S* ll “ “
learn how Charlottetown and Sum- “"1 m°¢ti“9“_ ‘
lmei-ride were treated in matt/ers of “ii iz; \"°\’;;°dvm"
bers of the Council upon their “WV Phee, for services, $13.50; Chief of mp., k,nd_ th’ - Fy°‘° °“ ta
flouncillor Acorn then informed the 10"* “hen “il "°|’°"
l_‘.r~»_ini-il that he had dlllposell of ll 'fri' C_l°"lk ‘"5 n
‘ident upon the excellence ol his re- McNeil, 539; Joseph Blrickett. $8-25; funn of stone at 60 cents to Fraser tic D100 BNIB 0
own from Prohibition fines collected
t iht-l - , 100; A M ll li. 820;.
ever before heard such a s ra g 0\' ,ton S “sill C Ofmllc :ind them A hm. able to "gm
prehensive review of the con~uiercinl;Bushey, $1.00; Light i-lllpplies, $l.91‘
eitunl-lon end comment upon thc nnrl sundry bills amolmtlns to
ltraneactions that had taken place $26.54. Attention was called to the,
during the past yeai. The Board of,lact that some bills presented were
plnrn regarding the publication of a *"~"°"t b\"'“l°' 5
dnnneini report from the ohulr-i~nen`ef 222623000" 0!
the different committees. In giv ng
_"_ “((.0'n,,,§,,‘ed”,)n°,j,§,,,”'},f,""`,not llrcllcfly “fl-mei! *-0 “"4 li W" his opinion. Councillor Brennan said aneettqi
' ' though* "‘“,tn ”(;‘°t°Y‘;,l°‘“`h°' h:;;‘\‘§,ti.1t the reports of last year were
l\¢°°\l\1*S W" ° ° Y ° - .nil h dl hle: 'oi-nn end the Insane
um” ‘mm th. .__ Dumondrgmu-4, unlmnt our-ep gargetin cows bi s e n pomp i I
. _ fire
liln report end that the firemen be ':;:‘i*nc“n0t in
id in accordance with the previous
‘ _ th
(‘ollilcillor Acorn und carried. |'t';;`nb';';dst§; °
Couucu to the fact that the
Lili* llPCOBE‘Bf`y
M Q' id_ The Gouhcll approvgd the BIQCNOII il
tlfisiiind authorized the clerk to WHS “|50 '“h°d
A great deal of discussion took Bi *W °'°|°°‘»