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. ELECTIONS
It Is Expected That They Will Belleld At An
Early Date-Tunnel Between Montreal
~ ‘ And Longeuile Spoken Of
MONTREAL, March 28-(Spe¢f5])_
The Quebec elections are to b i1 ml k ' ”
e e ma e an a°u"'° nght for °"'°"Y “at :Lord Templeton has' purchased th
at an early date._
Premier Gouin has intimated to
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Conservatives are organizing to
in the legislature and many sur-
Drises are expected.,
An English syndicate headed by
e
charter of the Montreal Bridge and
lendlnlg Liberals that he Wm Dre- Construction ofa tunnel between Terminal 0°' 'mm the RBYm°l1d
DUN OT ‘U16 Si-Fllggle and _eleci;ionsiMontreal and Longneuil on the Prefontaine estate and n compnny is
expected to “ke Place some time in~South shore of the Bt Lawrence isalheing formed to cnrry out the w 1;
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possibility of the near future. '
of constructing the tunnel.
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Beneath Contempt,Says Prof.
Stirling of Manchester
LONDON, March 27-“Plnmistry is
nn absolute absurdity* the whole
th` ` b th 1 " '
mg is mea contempt’ declanid terlous hotel robberies in the Riv-
Prof. Stirling, dean of the medical
_ _ ' tended over many years has
faculty and professor of physiology lem' ex
_ . been explained in the answer of the
t Victoila U l t , M h
li nversl y 'mc ester' beautiful dashing but masquerading
in the course of a lecture at the Roy-
al Institution this week. 33223;; Of( ni/;0r;tFlil'h For ieagsithg
“Look t I |,, h t, _ . 0 Il El as en BT B DB
“ W" P” me ° °°“ ‘““ 1 ni been c P ri nc the niv-
ed. “and you w'll fi d t i l ‘- ,aus yl a 8 S H'
1 n Cer an cum’ iern. Her wealth and jewels have
.i1ines. 'rue ii in - uh
ca se nes- e so ca E drnwn admiration from far and near
lines-‘of life, heart, and head. and the
girdle of Venus. and the bracelets of
life around your wrists-what do you
:=\ipp~ so ch(-y ii-ally are? Th-.v are h I
nothing more or less than creases oc Ote proprietors ol France'
folds produced by the action of the
muscles. The i‘nc of heart, or in-
stance, is the dexure ofthe four!
fingers. The line of life is the resulti
of the action of the thumb. All-
these lines 'that have been given
tronomical names by palmists
characteristic ilexures. You will
the same ‘lineh on the palm of
Barbary ape. Humanity is daily
gulled through its extraordinary ig-
norance of the elemental facts of
physiology.”
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NAME New 'rows - '
1-ioNon or K1rLiNG.l
as-
are ,
find
WINNIPEG, Man., March 27-T. S.
Darling, townsite manager for thel
Canadian Northern, announces that
about thirty new town sites will be
put on the market this summer. The
most important of these will he the,
divisional point on the Brandon, Re-
gina line, about 125 miles west of
Brandon. It is s mutter of interest
that this new city not yet born will .to cu" any can of Remus, Bm d'
probably be christened Kipling after
the poet of the Empire. \
'leading watering places on the Con-
the
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WAS Hllllls Tillll
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Had Specially Designed
“Kit” and Made Fortune
Robbing Guests A
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PARIS Mnrch 27.-A series of mys-
l
Now she is declareL one`of the most
ingenious, successful and audacious
hotel thieves that has ever troubled
For several years she held brilliant
way in society. She visited the
tinent. Her undoing came in a mom-
ent of overeagerness to rob. Waiting
detectives found her enveloped ln a
long and beautiful cloak bending
over the door of a room of a weal-
thy American hsurist.
'I When the wo an was searched the
police found hidden in special pock-
,ets of 'her clothes, pinchers, files,
lskeleton keys, screw-drivers, and
twenty-seven pairs of small delicately
made nippers used by burglars to un-
lock and lock a door with its own
key, when the key is on the inside
of the door. ,
The detective' will seek to prove
that the masquerading countess was
the active director of a band of
hotel r0bbers,' mostely men, and
whose aggregate loot is of great
'nanciul yalue. .
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PILES CURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.
PAZO UINTMENT is guaiianteed
Bleeding or Protruding Piles ln 6 to
14 days or moneir refunded. 50 ctl.
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Prizes. $2.50 in Gold,`a Durable and Handsome Iron
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nother Great Distribution of
_By The Medical lnspecter of
Immigrants at Halifsx
i Recently
HALIFAX, March 27.-That the
iedical branch of the Halifax Immi-
gration department has been tha
ause of tlielmost sensational stories
f wrong-doiiig for years is well-
known. -
The victimizing of foreigners who
have come to Halifax to seek ii
ome in Canada, who have becnl
treated shamefully, in a way that
would discharge the worst forms of
ammany, has been the talk of Hali-
ax for a very long time.
Here is` what one Dodds wrote re-
garding his work nt Halifax in deal-
ng with immigrants.
Your eleven people were ‘all passed.
He a little more particular next.
time with Montreal cases. Do not
et them make any signs whatever.
If you describe something that they
will wear it will be enough. I felt
quite nervous when they all made
igns with tl`ir hande on their
ties.”
And a week later he rote nnother
etter to Liverpool ' which this
assage oceurreil:-
“Your people all pas lng excepting
.ne woman, and she will be all
ight in a very few days. I could
ot do otherwise. A large number
f Syriana and Americans were held
p for the hospitiil. In future tell
our people to keep at the back
and let all the others he examined
rst. Please be careful, as the other
doctor is often with me. Send some
more along.” _
This “Dodds" 'hns been published
by removal from officer. That Dr.
Dickie and "Dodds" ure snld to be
identical appears from thc following
tal¢@i from The I-Ierald’s report, of
the proceedings in parliament yes-
terday, but whether he is or not rc-
miilns for the future to prove.:-
"R L Borden asked whether any
Halifax
“Hon. Mr.. Oliver said he had
learned little, but .was ii nosltion
to say that the writcr of the W.
Bedstead More Pieces of Furniture, An0ll\0r Bag nine.. i.ae.s was D.. nan.. he .in-
’ , | missed medical officer.”
fFlo retc The Durand s Farewel
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The price evenings at Wonderland
have proved so extremely popular
with the patrons of this favorite a-
musament,house, that it has decided
to give nltttther right royal distribu-
tion of gifts this evening. Tha 3016
piece is as usual the-piece do resist-
ance of th evening followed closely by
auseful, dsomo and durable iron
bedstead, feces of furniture such as
hnvd been iappreclated so fully on
other prilii nights; a bn! Of 5°"
acceptable -'to every one. n sett of
nlckd pl , d flat irons and numerous
other gl _ It just needs the an~
nounccin t of prize night Bi W0"
derland make every °“° "’°°"°
that evening for Wonderland. T0-
nlght will prove no exception. ns
the gun are more time izenewiw. all
of them ilseful and every 011° W°"l~h
many times more than the price of
admission to the excellent entertain-
ment.
The Dancing Dnrands .make their
farewell tonight too, and it will be
the final opportunity to see these
kings of entertainers and nigiusement
makers. They are sure to ave the
fun centre around them, and they
will present something new this last
evening of their stay ln the city.
New pictures tonight too-Austin
Trainor in a catehy|lllustrated song,
good minlc, and fun, prices and
pleasure reigning supreme at Won-
derland, the most _popular house of
entertainment in the city. New
vaudeville and vnudcvlllc Ol 511°
Condensed Advertisements
'ree im .lor onissiaesuon
with some experience. Apply to
Tl” G%'El9° Q*“£9.~_. _3:E§'!§‘.~__
| OR SALlll;0heap, camera 4 x 5
with tripod and wash trays
highest class will be on at Wonder-
land tomorrow night, and the bal-
f 'the week is replete with
ance o
grand entertainment.
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In A FieldlN~¢ar Boston- She
was Employe In As
Domestic
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ARLINGTON, Mass., March 29-
(3P9ClB|)-'T0llB`y the body of Miss
Anno Mullins Of South Boston, was
found in a field nenr the town.
She had been employed as s do-
mestic in a Cambridge iamily.
She left her employes house about
.30 last night without saying where
she was going and did not r¢tnm_
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On The C.P.R. Has Been
Arrested And Will
Be Tried.
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` St. John, March 29-(Special)-
G. P.  Conductor Peter Lefevre of
this ci y and well known throughout
the Maritime Provinces was arrested
Saturday at Ma.ttawamkeag~, charged
with smuggling.
It is understood the police have
proof of extensive operations for n
long time and propose to make an
example of him.
The trial takes place at the Aug-
ust assembling. ,
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Communications Run to Even
Sixteen-pages, With
Lengthy Words
BERLIN, March 27.-I-Persons in
ouch with the Kaiser, referring to
the incident of the letter to Lord
Tweedmouth, relate that His Maj
esty ls, despite his manifold duties
a. prodigious penmnn. It is, they de
olare. astonishing that he can find
thc time to indlto so muny rnm~
munications.
A prominent artist, with whom hc
constantly confers, ii-iscrts that on
ome occasions letters he has receiv-
ed from His Majesty hive rin- into
-welve and even sixteen ¢r\\:c.=, and
this in spite of the facto that he
habitually abbreviated lengthy words
by leaving out some of thc centre
syllables. The sentences are usually
short and crisp, leaving no chance of
misintorpretntioii. Often sketches i-.re
him in the mar 'ins to illiis
NEW YORK, March 29-(Speein1)_
A bomb intended for the police who
with rough firmness had broken up ii,
neeting of ten thousand unemployed
on Saturday, exploded pcrmaturely
in the hands of the assassin, thereby
wounding him, killing his companion
injuring four polcemen, und throw-
ing to the ground a score of those
who were massed in the ilcinity.
Tonight Union Square Puri; where
B0  B THROWI G 
A A EW YORK
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One Killed
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the public demonstration was made
is roped off from pedestrians, a`
hundred police patrol the boundary
streets, and at the station/ houses
1,800 reserves armed with revolvers
andniglit sticks are in readiness to
hasten to the scene of rioting.
I No fhrther disorder had developed,
at a late hour. .`
I Little is known of the bomb throw-
er beyond what he has told him-
Seriousl 'Consequences Resulting From Mass
I Meeting Oi Unemployed Broken Up By
The Police--Revenge Is Sought A
self.
Unconscious at first ha later ra-
gaincd his senses at-the hospital,
and under prolonged questioning de-
clared that he had been commission-
ed to kill the police.
They had beaten him he said.
'At first he insisted that he acted
alone nnd liitcr when he said that his
act was inspired he refused to re-
veal the indcnity of his companion.
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EK `\‘i"i F-S .1é__._'Nl,-
Alex McKay Of Stanlev
Bridge Loses His Rishi
Hand
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(Special by telephone.)
On S aturday afternoon while
Alex. McKay of Stanley was working
in Boyce McGee’s mill at Stanley
Bridge, he had the misfortune to have
his right hand taken oil at the
wrist. It appears that Mr. McKay
had been planing some boards and
in clearing away theshavings when
his mit became entangled in the
plane drawing the arm in cutting
the hand all at the wrist. Mr. Mc-
Kay, who is a married man with a
umily, bore the accident bravely
rhile it was being attended to by Dr
Simpson nnd at last report Mr. Mc-
Kay -who has the sympathy of ull,
vas resting easy.
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Story Of Hardship And Suf-
fering Of Young Toronto
Woman
TORONTO, March 23--T'irr.eil out
by lier stepfatliur, who lives at 22
Tait Street, Lillian Angus i-.geil
eighteen woke up un Siinilny i;-or:i-
made by |, -
trntc the meaning of what he desires
ing at the house of George- Davis, to
find her three weeks old infant dead.
t0 CUIWGY. and tlw -letters sometimel Three weeks ago the girl's father
present a rcmnrkahle appearance forlhouse, and she was turned out with
this renson. [refused to let her stay at his house
In view of tlie inet that he is liend land she was turned out with the
of both the army and the navy of bahele, with'otiiit money, and in ‘a weak-
the Empire, a great number of liis‘enci conf. on. _
ettcrs are written to leading gene?-l Dal/iS. Wlf-h his Wife “ml f0\lr Chil-
nis nnu nrlmirnis nnd some or ins ;dren has ri four-rnomed cottage down
' gym 1 gun in nnd 'the street from the glrl's home They
self to nnval nnd military nflnlrs,
ibut otieio suggestions to architects,
nculptors', painters and engineers cn-
gnged on public.works, nnd docs not
'hesitate to oak the opinion of prom-
nent men on nn idea which he dc-
sircs to evolve. Many a public
monument for which others have ob-
tiilncd credit has been bnscd on
ideas thus formulated by the Em-
peror, He has even suggested im-
provements in the mechanical parts
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onioioo, Min-§n2s -speeisil
' ' criticisms are e t me y g g -
new light had been thrown on the mCmve_ ‘took thorgfrl nnd the babe in_
Immigration scandal. \ Hehhowevcr, does not confine him-\ ____i__________,__
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Vinci,"-Ti”;dh..i.. tempted... cH|_g;iGg .ii/|p,|;|(fl_T`l3 A A 
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rFoif'sT1fi.'iiif-'iiiiisi iiiééiy situated   -» ""“‘ 12117  .
, _ i i f M 0 .. . ............ .. on R*
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building lot on Kent Stvl ac :Vg il! Urn-~~
Ki r. Apply ro . rs, . wh  _
iii? osrzgi-.mliuiadsriers oenieegiwi-y. P°,.§°' ________ _ff_;;_j_f_f_' ,Mil MAKING 'ri-is: Bszsr or rr
‘~ ~ ---~  what arg you going to do wrt
WANTED_'At' mme' 3 g0°d cont __---_-_-_---, i your automobile veil, noW_?
. maker. Good wages and. steady ‘ " ' Make curtains for the drawl
employment- for _right man. A~. ¢o¢¢\..cl‘»`s,nnnmc», ncnlmtnnec mom windows.
Donald Nicholson. Woodstock. N- B- .iimsno .rc qi...-.»¢i~ .--umii by c.u~.~iq» |o onine: s new 0; sums m,1
, 3-30dlw. iqhletntshoenulperbna.. nlllrugginm. bathing dresses of mpne_ Q
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Damage To The Famous’
Playhouse Was Compar
ativelv Slight
LONDON, March 27-The fire which
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The Condition 0fThe Poor
~ In The Great,Cityls
Pitlful
early this morning was reported to
have practically destroyed Drury,
Lane Theatre, one lot the most in-l
mous play-houses o' London, did not l
do so much damage as was at firsti
opposed. The flames were discover- ,
ed at 4 a. m., biirstliig from the)
windows of the building. For a. time I
the theatre was threatened with to.
tal destuction, but the firemen man-
aged to 'get the blaze under control
and the caretakers succeeded in low-
ering the fireproof curtain, saving,
he auditorium. The stage sceneryl
and other properties, however, are al
mass of ruins, the great glass domef
haitng fnllen in. The auditorium
itself was somewhat .damaged byl
smoke. There was no loss of life.§
The theatre had been closed sincel
the Pnntomine season eiidi-d. The
iorigin o‘ the fire is not kn 1~v.i.
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VSTEVENS lllill
[ll INJURIES
And His 'lib-rean Assassin
Will Be Held For Murder
SAN FRANCISCO, March 28-Dur-
hum White Stevens, the diplomatist
who was shot by In Wang Chang, 'xi
NEW YORK, March 28-Robert
Hunter former lieud ivorker of the Uni-
\'ei~siry Settlement, yesterday issued the
f'ollo\\‘ing stuteinent, denouncing thc
Legislature :ind the Board of Alderman
for not relieving the (listress of those
iiii4~\ii]iliiye_il. _ '
"There ure nt least 200.000 unemploy-
ed mon in this 1-it ', nnd rnost of thein
luive lwvn iiiieiiiplyoyi-il for three or four
iiioiillis. 'l`liv_\' iirv fnciii sturvniioii.
'l`l1ey wulk tho sti'c-cts in ili=ii~ipnii'. They
face idli- iiiiirliiiu-s und empty factories.
The innss of tlivin i~i-i-ei\'e \\'u es which
uri' oiilv r~'iifi'ii'¢-.iii to keep :iam nlivo
wliilv they ure ut \\'oi'k. and when work
stops they uiiil llioir fziiiiilies are ill
ili.~tri~s.~.
young Korean on Monday died at the
St. Francis hospital last night fol-
lowing an operation. Death was due
,to peritonitis. The operation disclos-
'ed that the assassin’s bullet had
perforated the intestines in six
places.
Mr. Stevens regained consciousness
only once after the' operation, and
then said he was in great pain. The
attending physicians realized at.- six
o'clock last night that death was
certain in a few hours and operated
in the faint hope of saving his lfie.
Consul General Koike was greatly
affected by the death of Stevens. Re-
latives are on their way from New
York and the body will remain here
'awaiting their disposition.
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playlets of recognized merit will
open up n week's engugement at
Fairyland tonight. They carry thelrl
own special scenery, have elaborate,
stage settings nnd elegant costumes|
nnd will ccrtuinly make a hill B0“S8'|
tlon in this city. These talented
artists hnve appeared ln the princip-
al cities of Canada and ‘the United
States, drawing big houses ever!"
where. They broke all records at the
Orpheus Hall, Halifax, playing to
18,000 people in one week. "Emlta '
the lady ol the Trio has sat the
world a thinking.
People tulk about her, argue about
. her and come buck to see her again.
Following are press notices con-
” earning this remarkable trio..
The Evans Family are worthy of
“S the most flattering comments.
"As musicians they are thoroughly
competent, and their comedy is the
most refined”-News, Anderson. Ind.
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ll|llYllNl] TUNIGHT
Singers, Dancers, Comedians and Talented Sketch Artists
Emita is one ofthe Wonders Complete Change
of Moving Pictures
The Evans Family, or as theyl "Einlta", n murvellously artistic
popularly called, the Evans Trio, character iniitutlon.- "Tribune.'.
high class entertainers, singers, dan-Sfrnnton, Pa.
cers add sketch artists, presentmg “The Evans Family deservedly won
applause in nent offerings. -New
York Clipper. " ‘ I
They change their program during
the week nnd their repertoire includ-
es the following playletsz-
The School Playground, The Bena-
tnr,. After the Honeymoon, Summer
Boarders, The Trnmp's Reception and
the Doctor's Mistake. '
Clog dancing by Mr. Evans will be
a feature of the show.
There will also be .a complete
,change nf moving pictures as well
as vaudeville and the names will ap-
pear in the evening papers.
| Two new illustrated songs by Mad-
,dison nnd Harney will round out a
,program of exceptional excellence.
Fairyland will hold another *grand
Merchandise night tonight. The first
prize will be a stove- valued lt S15.
Other valuable and serviceable prizes
will he given away. Many opportuni-
ltiec for many people.
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The Guardian Talk.sDai|yto Almost>ll'l~ialf-tl1.ie People in this Province
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