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Upper _Portion oi Two Large Alllflils llllll F°'f"f’"°° [IHIH ,]|]Sl|[]{ _ For Local Option Bylaw Which
Buildings Gutted and Much [lf THANSMUTH] ___€_._._._1_._._._.;..a~__._.;_'__.j_ ._,____,__.,_____.,_ Tum( UF "_ B_ Carried In Thi,-¢y.Tw0 Con.
Damage by Water. _Tvlal MBE ,UNE 2:3;r_‘;i‘:..‘;“‘i;‘>..';“°:._:f.i;‘:.E‘;;§itt:3 HAS HMNH] tests, was Les: In Twenty-
Less Being $10,000.  :.°:;1;‘;;1__;"  Five By Three=1~‘iiin
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HALIFAX, Jan. 8. (Spccial)- 'Three alarms were sent in and all
During the_height uf the heavy wind the fire apparatus was called out.
storm this morning alive wire set The upper portion of both build-
fire to the double building occupied ings was gutted and const rahle
by John Starr, Son and Co. clec-: damage was done by both fi¥e rrnd
trical engineers and contractors, and and water.
E. Maxwell and Sou tailors Gran-I The total loss will be about S
ville Street. $10 000. iv
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SC
ience. The ancient dream of the n
separation of the elements which an-
ow  a tedates the whole science of clremis- U r
tey is being fulfilled by the process
O
Il
Is Now Makin <>`
, _-___-ii greet uruount of work and seems in rr
Q-fi---i*  ,po g, D,-~,,|(.,,-ous ,,,-,n,\|,;,,n_ Th, new
_ .` ' _ rooms ire re- lnlnlyu great credit to the
_,__ G 1 w I lrrsriiutlon and there has’ l.ee:r some
    0 d I I seventeen nr-N members nrlrird to tm'
¢ » ¢ roll during the yorr, Tire new oillcrr.-=
Be   a       for the preierrt year' ure: Mayor l’ator-,
- unanimously elected i’r'eslricut; l\`. ll.
° ' ' , Beer unaniruously elected Vic - President;
      L. B. Miller, unanlmouelyb rc-elected
L ' A \    Secretary. J. J. IIughe‘s resolution re
| the taking over of the serv ce between
 I this Island ani the rrr»\|nlunrl lry the
Alchemists Dream is a
Reality
_CHICAGO, Jun. 7.-Tlrnt the charr-
rng of elemental metals into one
nother was not doubted ut lre.U -
f nature and the effectof radium em-
nation, 'it is alleged by the chemist
vh ii _ H
Felo read the paper on Thcnhfter lncrc was n large r\i’c. dance ut the
ations of the Elements The
w theory is based on orrginul in
thesis [loan d ur rrr i s r
Boar‘, and astrorrg pr.rtes‘. ngrrlust the
Fl 3.

OTTAWA, Jan. 7.-The Ottawa
mint, opened during the week with
due ceremony, is the seventh in the
British Empire. Being the latest, it
is the most up-to-date. In equip-
ment. In fact, for its capacity, it ia.
the most efiicient money mill in the
world.
The oldest and largest of the Brit-
ish mints is that at London, which
stamps out the guincas for British
Islcs and coins for all parts of the
Empire which have not afforded
themselves the luxury of n. mint.
Canada has been a patron of this ln-
situation up to the present time.
There are three branches of the
ONE _
Roni Mint in Australia, and in India
there are two mints, which are not
branches, lgit the property of the In-
dian Government.
THE TALLY OF A YEAR.
The Mint will start operations at
eighty-thirty in the morning, and
close down ut,fivc' o'clock each after-
noon. There will be eight hours work
rr day, and forty-tive hours a week.
As each of the presses turns out a
hundred coins n minute they have a
capacity of eighteen thousand an
hour, or 144,000 a day. This means
6,336,000 rr week, and in o'year there
will be produced 329,472,000 coins-
twenty, ten and live dollar gold
pieces, and humble copper cents. As
this is a branch of the Royal Mint,
there is authority for filling in odd
moments making sovereigns, but it
is thought that the demands of a
prosperous and growing Canada will
occupy prncticnlly all the time oi
the three presses. When Canada
grows there will be more equipment
provided. There is ample room in
Minrrdsi rl mr* Ir er )lpl‘rer
tlorrdcnscd Aitverrscmcrrrs
'l‘oo late for tllrrselflr.-ation
gl- SHE PAi`~l1.f~. Pnl( RATES ‘&
FFIIERE I9 on mv nrrrrrlsos ll yer
old red ox. Own r e~\n have rrnm
l-v proving ur rprrtr nn~| p rylng exparra e
(leo go A. -Io.rns.m, Crrrrilgen llrml
__ _ . 1-0llir‘.li
EEWEBIUHH -flint ever-yl7|o<l,y reads I lv*
, morning paper nsrhnnows in rhen
fresh nnfl'up-an-.Into-, and that nf. some
time during rho dny src:-.body in lrkvly ra
br? me Woods ndrcrti el whlluthu
m no is e-lil bright ann native.
THE Brrltlebrro -Mernori--l li-»-paul
'l'_rfvrlnrnlSehnni for nur.-on offers rr
threi NM* 0UfIrle nf lr\lnl"'~- and ntnrly to
vonng women from I8 toilliyenrs of an .
The training lelrool being »\ new one hw
r¢qu`r-sd u~ osrleertter. Cllr-vorrrrn or w
forntnn. For any lnlorm»\'l~- wil; Io
The 8rrperln°»nde.rt, E. P. Mcifloe fy.
Brntreboro, Vt. I-0llwl
the building for expansion.
THE EAGLE TO SCREAM.
The handling of gold will not be
commenced until the refinery is com-
pleted. There is a vote in the esti-
mates for this and it is expected
that the building will be up and
equipped next summer. Then one of
the first things which will be done
will be to naturalize thirty million
dollars of United States gold coins,
which the Govemment of Canada
now has locked up.
This will be a labor of love.
i inniuiirsr.
A unique and novel contest is be-
ing promoted by the ever alert man-
agement oi Wonderland. The man-
rrer of it is us follows:-as there is
always much latent amateur talent
in any city, talent which either for
lack of knowledge or encouragement
does not care to come iorward_-the
managers have decided to give this
unknown quantity rr chance along
with the talents of others who are
better known. Therefore they ask all
amateurs, musicians, soloists, speci-
alists or any one who thinks the
line of entertainment is open to
them, to leave their names in thc
box office any afternoon showing
that they are willing to enter tlrls
contest. Then on next Friday even-
ing they propose to have these per-
sons perform, and the one who re=
ceives the heartiest applause from
the audience, or in other words tho
one who proves the most popular
will receive the prize viz:-$5.00 in
gold. It is a good proposition and
should meet with rr. ready response.| German Empire  2_081_205
The money is there for someone rind
as there is any amount of amateur
talent in the city which compares
very favorably with the real stage
article there need be no lack of ro-
plics to the invitation. Greet ln-
terest has already been evidenced
in the contest nnd_thcre is no doubt
that on Friday evening the hill of
amusements will bc abundant. Re-
member the inducement is five dol-
lars and the honor oi winning from
among rr number of competitors is
worth nrore.
Persons sending advertising motte
to The Guardian are requested to
stabs whetlferranre la to appear among
Clrrseliled adn. Hur-lnesn lnemln, .Announch
ments or rrmorrg rruullrr rllnplny advertise-
nrr-ntf. When no such information li
furnlshprl the rnnnagernerrt will not be
hr-lrl re-ponsllrle lf the nd does not appear
-:rain-rl.
Chinese on Pacific Coast do
a Florrrishing Business
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-That
small arms in large quantities have
been smuggled 'into the interior of
Chinn. from this city has come to
the notice of the Imperial Consul at
this port, Sun Sze Yee. The infor-
mation camc in form of an official
notice from Viceroy Chang, of Can-
tan. An influential Chinaman of
Napa., Cal., named Le Ming Fai,
was arrested in that city with a.
trunk load of small arms and cop-
ious ammunition for the same in
possession. He was set free be-
cause of his age and the influence
behind him. An edict was issued
shortly afterwards by the Viceroy,
making it o capital offense to im-
port wcspons of any kind into tho
interior of Chinn . Notices concern-
Chinatown and Chinese here and at
home are warned against taking
arms with the _ Th edict is to
guard against t htlity of the
Boxers being equipped and armed
for another outbreak.
JAPAN NllW
llEA|lY lil llll
rs__s_r|i nits
And Politely Intimates Same
'io All Who Arc Concern-
rd
s/IN rnrrscisco. Jen. 7_vr<ee\mr
Aoki, the retiring nmluss rdor oi Japan to
the United Sr-nlés, whoda nn his way to
the Orient, vrrlveri here inet night.. Ile
said that Japan was willing to restrict
the lmmiurarlon of her subjects, but
would consider as an offensive action,
any attempt on the part of the United
Sinies i.ot\xeludeJnpnm~iie ir..m Am"|¢,,
fir Ame-lean insular possessions.
__ 
ing me edict are posted in the rnenr' The big Maj ,rrity Of Ihe
lust.
hlcago Sclelltlsl Belleves the This afternoon seven witnesses OTTAWA' J""' 8'”(SP"Ci“l)"Tl"’
were he,,rd_ The plea of the defence resignation of Chief Justice Tuck
is insanity.
annual meelllrz of ilu Charlottetown
vcstigation into the nature of the Iioard of l`r-uric lust nghtnnd tie Pre-
atgm ,md “pm-lmems behevcd to sidcot, and -5 (rotary were highly corn
shutter many famous gglentmc hyp0_ mended rrr their vrrlurrble report '|‘ho
Lots aj'/Honey _ 0  . _;..*___...______.____;
Rrilvrny dcp.rr: ment was enfiorserl by llre
winter boats le wing this port. for G- orge4
town without notice, and without any
reason, was unanimouyy adopted by the
Board. The services u the retiring Pre-
sident and tho Secretary were spoken of
in very oonrrriiurentury terms rrrrri ricy
were each pre errrerlvlith a vote of tlrunkn
tu which they replied.
UH] EllUNlHY'S
HIE LEM] [IN
lHE SHIPPING
Merchant Ships Fly British
Hag
IFE '
LONDON, Jun. 7.- A remarkable
comparison of the merchant navies
of the world is given in u blue book
issued by the British Board oi,
Trade. The world’s merchant navy,
possesses rr totrrl tonnage oi nboutl
21,000,000, and of this more tharrl
10,000,000 tons snil or steunr on the
British ilrrgp Here nrc the compara-
tive figures as they stood at the
end of 1906:
Country Tons.
United Kingdom ...... ......9,612,013
Rest of British Empire......72B,576i
United Stutcs ...............3,384,002l
Jnpnn  1,041,311.
Franco  _ 727,047
Norway _  700,259
rlpuin . 684,339
italy    492,823
Sweden  491,596
Eight other corrntries...... 2,112,800
This tnble includes luke and coast
wise as well as deep-sen ships.
calc/leo rvrAm<Ers._
Onrcaoo, January 8-(Spearnl)-
.lun Corn . . . . . . . .
   6lil
“ Whent.....  .. 100!
" I‘ork....... . . .. .. $13.51
llhy Corn._..  ._ 58
“ Wheni...... .   985
Pork _    
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Ni|rrd'rLlri'nrrT.r'frr rrrlir`.rvr ‘
poi New Brunswick lrus been received
at the Department of Justice.
WEHE NlllVilNAlEll
At Convention to Select Can-
didates for lst district of
KlnS’s Co.
At the Convention held in Souris
on Tuesday to select carrdidnter-r for
the Provincial Legislature, there was
re orrvcutlon wus called t
order by J. G. Sterns, Chairman.
The object of the meeting namely t’o
nominate delegates to contest the
First District of King's at the next
Provincial election was stated.
Two names were placed before the
(lonventiorr-that of Frank H.
Hourtz, who was proposed by Johrrl
J. Campbell of Elmira, seconded by‘
Michael Mooney of Greenvalc; und
Lauchlan McDonald of East Point,
who was proposed by John A. Mc-
Phee of Big Pond, and seconded hy
Charles E. Dingwell of Bny Fortune.
animous.
by telephone an consented to accept, c
and returned his thanks to the Con-
vention. Mr, McDonald addressed A
the Convention, and acknowledged
the honor conferred by the nomina-
tion.
Short specchcs were also made by
J. J. Hughes, M. P., J. G. Sterns,
H. H. Acorn, Thomas Kickham and
others, and a letter was read from
Alexander Robertson.
HEJUIEINE
UVEH Alllllll-Al ill T
ll/lllllNl HUYAE
HALIFAX, N, S., Jnn. 7.- Tire news
thut the Mount Royal is probably
safe was received with great joy in
Halifax and until long after mid-
night crowds gathered nrounrl tho
telegraph and newspaper ofilccs
waiting for later information.-The
crrble from Liverpool was generally
received as rruthcntic and all were
overjoyed. i
Captain Gamble, of the Allan lincr‘
Mongolian, which arrived in port
today from Liverpool, one of the
best known murine rnen coming to,
this port, when informed that thc
C. P. R. liner Mount Iloynl wrrs
thirty-one duys out from Antwerp
for St. John said: "Tlrrrtirr
nothing, she will turn up nll right
around the const of Scotland. I re-
rrrenrlrci' on one occuslorr when I was
in charge of the Ontnriun on the
Portlrrud-Liverpool route, my owners
lrnd no tidings of me for twenty-
nine days utter I lcft the American
port_'i‘he Ontnrinrr broke her main
shaft ln mid-oceun and for tcn days
we drifted about without sighting rr
craft of any description. Aftcr that
we saw several steumers pass but
were never reported. We were fin-
nlly taken in tow and the first in.
timatlon my owners lrnd that thc
Ontarian was safe was when she was
reported passing Queenstown (Ire'),
in tow of another steamer."
TOC URE COLD\N ONE DAY
fake LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlm-
Tablets. Dru lets refund money Il it
MK nard's Linimeni Cures Colds. e . l
:r full attendance of delegates. s
Tr <1 ‘ .- ,, T
Tire bye law wus lost tlrrouglr the
Clause
'l‘i_lIi()N'i`(), Jun. 8.~(Specirrl)-- tlrr-ce fifth clause in twenty-four
urtirer returns of the locul option places, of which fifteen were towns or
F|H|   contests give the following rcsultst
The bye iuw wus crrrrlerl in thirty- Irr rrdilitionnl wins for locui option,
villugeu.
ersity Of Chicago at the Arrrericann     LWU 1!\UHif`il‘=1liliUS. flrllrtcvll l>0iIlL'rcigirtcerr more hzrrer will he cut oil
ssociation for the advancement of | tours or irrcor'pr.r:rte<i villa_i:es_
rnrrkinr: ninety ii\‘e so fur to be
closed.
housands oi Men
Nr<:\\' Yorrrr, Jun 7 --The story of the
Mr, Hen;-iz was ¢cmmun1¢a1»,ed to oflleviews. its ennsiructlrn for ore
onrpnny that uses 5,010,000 lrctilns
nuslly keeps rirzlrt gl rss f. 1- orll-» busy,
most of them lin- your through,
Theprprr e p that is poi rf the rr ilk
lott1e's equiquient is rrrurle by rrrrrehirrrry
ouch nruenirre Lurrring out from 400,000
ui litmus 'M
nw renin A  
riniiliis
Free Furniture Free Physician
urance
PARIS, Jun. 6_-- A new lruildirrr;
society, which is :rt |rr'\'i~'errl. erectirrg
u nlrrulrer ol :rprrr'l.rrr¢-rrt lrirlrsor: in
Parris, has just pulrlislrorl rr pr`rr,',;r'r\nr
rr
the stovcrr urrrl rlrirrrrroyrs' r-leurr, un
expence which lrus never lielore lrcerr
give free corrsrrltntions to rrny tenant
in need of his rrttention,
THE WEATHER
TORONTO, Jan. Fl.-(Special)-Fr~csh
westerly and northwesterly winds, fair
and becoming colder vi ith snow fiurrles.
-_M
Collis. NNI, llvarlllvmn. seq gm" mf."
latin to cure. %. W. GROVES rlgnnlrrrc
n each box. Wie.
: ~ _ . _ __ ____ _,__ .__ _ __ .__ ___ ___ _ . ...M-~_»~-.. -.~r__ -._.a___._.___..._ ._______,__________ _ ,__ __ _ __ & _ ____ _"___ _ A _ _ _ ____,
upwards ei' Thirteen Miiriens 15,000,000;
` ' _ _\`\_\
ailments ure quickly r-elle?~d by Cresolnng
._ -._ ., __ t _ ...,._.,_,._,_
me ure, Amr rife rin- '
THE WORK OF
MAKING BOTTLES
TO HOLD MILK
_,____é __________."._._i__,___
Employed Making
The Bottles and Its Paper Cap and
Other Devices- Interesting
Account.
to 600,000.1 rirry. One m.\rr mrrnngcs live
NU 0th0I‘ nl~1nl0S were proposed lnlllc boitic und its rqrrlpnrerrt rcvcrrl.s"rrr»rclrlre-1.
‘md the nominations were made UH' ar\in'ereel.lng:i uuriorr, says the Iteview
Each milk bottle is flllo i on un nv r -nn
orree Irr fcur days. 'ihus e.-o'r or e of the
lOO_000,(0J bottles ln use rece‘\'er a fresh
cup every t.in.c it is used, which will a '-
r urge sr-ron times rr month.
Sixty per ecnt. r,l' llre rullk lrctiles in
use r-re equipped with n tin cap or el rnrp
ss well ru the paper usp. A dozen fneii r-
ie. r-re lru~y er on yerr pr-cducllrrg them.
(lornrl -tely iurn's>rr rl the wholesale colt
or thc milk lrriile is five cents. IL fu.-
rnishes ernployrrrr-r t ro thc usrrnrls of work
raorr lu the tl.r.u trader inte which l-.
cuil‘.r_~‘.
The wooden msc. lu which rlrlllr hot. lor
rrre trnrrspvwtcrl ure so widely rr ell llr rt.
their rorr»lr'uetiu:r is rrlrnort nu industry
ln i:_~<~li. 'l`l oueurrds of freight u'-rs rr e
r L-:iii-rl lrr the daily rrinspor-.ation of tim
milk, fcr Lire rnillr irnde knows no drry of
rp-st.
lrr New Yuri: elty, where the lrlrle |11
l-ighly orgnrrlzei tin- rull rcielpis in l‘*Orl
r-xei-eil lil_ilil!l,OUtl, iorly quar.. crnn. Tlreee
r- ure lrrxrrrght by fifteen rlliirron‘ rnllrourlrr
from ilre States, many travelling, (0 miles
lrr iran-_:lr.
Flillilllllllll
re of l‘errrr\r‘krrbl¢- lilrcrrrlity. Tire,
society lrrolniscs to hruke life so‘ _
plohsnut for its tr-rmnto that tlrerel __ H _ _,
will prolrnlly he n rush to occupy, Til" ll‘\U"l"~‘i (lf Ff\l\”Yll\n<\ U1*
the new prcrrrlses us soilrr us they rrrer lllifllf- Will ll" U`n‘l"|`°‘l “ most enter'
,-¢~,m|,1etc,]_ Itrrirrirrg progrurrr _of high-clriss mov~
lly the terms of the _lense in he lflll iris!-11l`¢'s. crrJ0Y¥\b|“_ llliltli-\”“t°‘\
used the society irrsrrws the irrr'rritrrr'c,5"lU5- "Nil l~‘X_Ci‘1l0lli- Dlllllfl UIUBAC-
of each tcrrrrrrt irrrc oi' clrurgv for the Till* i“l’\`lni3 P\CtuF°*' Win consist ‘lf
sum of l,lI00 irrrrrrs. it will also krropl "Thu Yilllulful V°l1il0ff0." Which
runs rr whole rccl and dlsplnys some
rrrur'\'ellorrs scenic effects. It nbounilsr
borne by the l’rrri.~r lrrrrrllor-ds, irr exciting rrdvr-ntrrres and thrillirruf
Moreover, rr plryslcirrn will be re-l‘lfl\'“_|_\¢i¢ CllmUX09~ "Wh€l`0 IB Ml’
gnlurly employed for tire rrrorlrcul,Hf\lY`__ iff fm \lUl"l1\|`l0\l_Q <_3Um9flY urrfl
service of the lrouse_ Ho will cull tlreif-_llc U"lnll_5 Uf il i00l IS 88 Si-UI -
first Surrdny of every rrronilr und 11"!! “S if- IS BWUHAUK-
Mr. Madison, the stnr baritone,
will rr-ndr-r n new illustrated song
cntitlcrl “ln after yours when I uni
old." It is one of the popular songs
ofthe day nnd will hring out the
qualities of the singers rnagnldccnt
voice.
Mr. Ellis, the comedian has been
engaged for tonight at Summer:-ri<ln
but will appear here on Saturday
night with a complete change of pro-
gram. '
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