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HARTNEY HALL. - Service Bl
Hsrtney Hall on Friday. 12111. ll 7-30
D.u]i
THROUGH ICE.-A team of horses
belonging to a prominent farmer of
Bunbiiry went through the ice oil' Mc-
Csrriomi Point last week and were
got out with 'great difficulty. _
SPECIAL SKATE.-'i‘lie manage-
mout of the ltiiik have placed the
some ut the disposal of the Free_l_)ls-
peiisary Society for a skating party
on I-‘rlday night. The 82nd Bnndwlll
be hi attendance. 20 cents. _ ' .
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THE MAILS.-Post Office Inspector
J. li. Wliosr, tclegraplled yesterday
afternoon to have the mails trans-
fei~i~f~<t to thi- Calc Torinentlo-i route,
vi-l:ii,~li iiiiuimi that yeste|'da,;"s ulnll
will bc taken over by the Capes to-day
-unless thc telegram arrived too lain.
The mail train lef* Churlott:s‘.r.\\vl\ last
evening at S.-lil for Cape 'fritv-arse.
REPORTED ILL.-A tolcgrcm was
received by Mr W. D. Slierrcu, ot’ Cra-
puud, that his son Licut. Sllcrroll. one
ot' the otilcers of the second contin-
gent mobillsiug at St John. was
seriously ill. Mr Sllerren left lust
night hy way ol’ the Capes. Lisut.
Slierrcn’s many frleiids will anxiously
await word as to his conilltion.
SERIOUS FIRE.--Mr. Patrick Dowl-
ing, of Nine Mile Crock, met with a
serious loss on Mondny, the .Sth Inst.,
wlicii his barn was destroyed by fire.
llc lost eight cuttle, six pigs. fifty
lions und a large quantity of hay,
=il.i~aw, wheat and oats. Great sympa-
ifiy ls felt for Mr. Dowling by u host
oi’ friends and neighbors.
ICE-BOAT SERVICE.-Capt. Taylor
informed thc Guardian last evening
that the ice bouts would take up the
mail service this morning. There Is
very hciivy ice all the way between
Cope Triivcrsc and Cape Tornlentlne,
with only hhout one mile of open
water. Tile mail special left for Cape
Traverse at 8.45 last evening with
mails and passengers. The position of
the winter steiiniers was unchanged
nt lust reports.
LECTURE.-Dou't roi-get the date
of Rev. Dr. Fullerton's address on the
"War", in Springfield hall on Friday,
12th, at 7.30, not Thursday as previ-
ously announced. This change is
owing to the Seed Fair, and Tempor-
ance meeting. A sale of home-made
candy will be held immediately after
the uddrcss. Proceeds in aid of Bel-
gium Relief Fund. Como along and
hear 1'. E. lslaiid'.s greatest oratoi' and
holp ii good cause. 8563-3-11ni1i.
VICTORIA PERSONALS.--Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Slifiw, DeSable, were visi-
`iors to Victoria lllonduy.-Mr. Hurry
~Welistcr, Augustine Cove, was in Vic-
toria with n truck waggori loaded with
potatoes Monday. Tile mercluuits
cun`t roinclulicr of having ever receiv-
ed potatoes brought fo market hi a
waggon nt this time of the year.-
Miss Bernice liowntt returned to her
home lil Cape Traverse Monday, after
speiiiliiig ii vci~_v pleasant week visit-
ing relatives iinil friends in Victoria.
~-Miss Etliel lumlin resumed her du-
ties at Wright Bros., Victoria, on Mon-
day ol' this week, after spending it
very pleasant vacation visiting friends
hi Cliarlottetowii.-Tlie many friends
of Mr. R. Keith Boswell will regret to
lcurii that for tho past few days he
has been cuuilncd to his home through
illness;-V.
INSTITUTE MEETING. - The
Northern Farmers Institute held their
regular nicctiiig in Mayfield Hull on
the Sth instant. The meeting was well
attended to hear Mr. J. A. Clark,
'o'u|>orlilteudciit of the Experimental
Station who gave a round table talk
on ‘thc problems that control ln-
creased production for thc 1015
crop. He spoke of our duly as (Zanu-
dlnn F‘ui‘incr.~i, that ive should use our
time and labor so as to produce thc
best and, I/.ii'gcst crop fmni cvcry
nero of our lulid. lic incntloned
some of tho prcporiitlolis tlmi has nl-
rcaiiy been nindo by our liciglibours,
and by other iintlolis, liud did not
think that we should look for high
prices next iiutunui, best thnt wi-
shoilld grow inuxlniuln crops to lil-
sure :igiiilist any sliorliiiqc wllliin the
lduiplrc, that may i-onic from ull un-
,l'a\'oi-liblc semioii. llc told of nulnv
things lie had lcurncd about the soil,
of its great rcvonuc froi-ca, how it it
possible-to use the principals of dry
farlllliig to iluiuru nn nluliidiillce of
moisture for plants during the grow-
. lui: months. when we frequently do
not have sufficient rnln falls to pro-
duce thc best results. By means of
such questions nfl how do you know
when to start our tennis on the land
in the spring. Hhs thc earliest grain
liven the best ln your locality. When
do you use your roller. A discussion
,vvasstarted among the members that
touched upon almost all phrases of
farm practise and soil cultivation.
Many took part- in the discussion and
Mr. Clark -had a great many questions
naked him about the work he is doing
and what' his experience luis been
when trying the different methods
sug sled or recommended. Mr.
Claris frank answers in his usual
pleasing manner to the .many sugges-
tions offered as to the best practise
or methods of general agriculture de-
lighted- the audience and much val-
usblo information was received. A
hearty vote of thanks was tendered
Mr. Clark from an appreciative audi-
ence.--Com.
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0'Cl0¢l¢- Hi(-'object will be "The
'rsiiei-nicole."  will be illustrated by
stereoptioon \li__swe. This promises I0
-be a very Interesting and instructive
lecture anti-All ore cordially Invited to
attend. p _ . '
KNIGHTS or Pv1'H|As.--'roiiight
at their Castle Hall the Knights of
Pythias intend- conferring the first de-
gree. at Q,_o'¢l'0ok sharp, on the men
who haveslgned upplications and have
not comelorward. Lot every appli-
cant he there and help to make the
event~.as‘lnterestIng as possible.~ At
the close, of this degree the -lodge in-
tends ~to"arrange" for the thlrdmso re-
l'€l'lll®Bt all those' who took their sec-
ond last convention to be present
when something they will appreciate
will be conferred upon them.
SCHOOL WORK. - The standing of
the pupils of East Wiltshire school
(No. 38)* for' February is:-Senior
IV.-Victor Howard. No exams. Inter-
mediate IV.-1. Edith Proude, Lillian
MacKinnon, equal; 2, John Cass; 3,
Winnie. Collins; 4. Robert Jewell.
Junior IV.--1, Fred Jewell; 2, George
Cass; 3, Gordon Morcslde; '4, Mary
Howard; 5, Victor Collins. No exams.
Senior II.-1, Priscilla MacKinnon; 1:.
Everett MacKinnon; 3, Jack Morcsice.
Junior ll.-1, Brenton Moreslde; 2.
Frliiik Jewell. l.-1, Evelyn Cass; -2.
Stirling McKinnon; 3, Fred Cass.
Primer Class, no exams.
GOOD WORK.-Mr llerlicrt Yon.
one of tllo teachers at tho West Kent
School, is nn ciitlluslustlc physical
cultul-lst and takes ii keen lntcrcst in
the development und triilnliig of youth.
Apurt entirely from his duties he
devotes collsiileritblc of his time to his
own null other classes in thc school.
in lnstructliig the boys ln physical
drill. This is au ndnllruhle work und
deserves every credit.. Mr Yeo pos-
sesses u physical culture diploma, and
no doubt his instruction will have ex-
cellent results. His pupils take quite
an interest in their drills. '
VICTORIA SCHOOL,-The follow-
ing is the standing of the pupils ot'
Victoria lllg Sliehool for the month of
February: Prliiclpalis department-
Grsde VIII.-1, Marlon Lea; 2, Crilly
Lea; 3, Winnie Villett. Grade V.ll.-
1, Ada Clark; 2, Elsie Howntt; 3, Kell-
netli 'Striglit. Grade VI.-1, Pauline
Miller; 2, Gertie Lord; 3, Clayton Mil-
ler. Grade V.--1,-Claude Snow;,2,
(Jlifforil Lea; 3, Douglas Clark. As-
sistunt’s departlneiit-Grade .lV.-1,
Whitfield l-iowatt; 2, Mary McQuar-
ric; 3, Winfield Cameron. Grade Ill.
-1, Katlileeu Clark; 2, Everett \Vol-
ton; 3, Karl liqulter. _,Grape l_l., (Sr.)
-1, James Sliow'; 2. lleslc McLean;
3, Arthur Clark. Grade ll. tJr.)-1,
Millic Palmer; 2, Ilelen Trnwsdalc;
3, Willie McQunrric. Grade I.-1, Lila
Woltoii; 2, Leitoy -Clark; 3, George
McLeod. Perfect attendance: Thelma
Trowsdale, Claude Snow, Elsie Bos-
well, liisry McQuarri_e. Eva Trowsdalc,
Millie Palmer, Lila _Wolton,-V.
.____,_
CHESS TOURNAMENT.--At a well
attended meeting of members and
Executive of the (Jliarlottetown Chess
Club Inst night. it was decided, for
this tournament series. to keep' to the
original agreenieiitwof playing two
games with each of thc contestants
for trophy honourss Dr ltosii lost a
well contested .game to 'l`anton in the
12th round last evening. McRae won
from Gardner. and in tho second game
the score wus reversed. Alnong the
players for <-liaiiiplon honours the fol-
lowing gullies hi-ive to be contcstedt-
Mutch has it game with Ross, Tnnton
must plny Worthy ii game. Lousoli luis
ii game wltli Dr Luudle. Dr Ross has
n gulne each with Woodman and
Mutcll. Dr liunille luis to pluy Worthy,
Lousoii and Woodinnii a game each.
Woodman must pay Lundile, .Ross und
Worthy, while: Wortlly tackles Tantou,
Lulidio and \Vood.n1uii. Three gladl-
ators arc running close for cup
lioiiours. The tlilrtoolitli round will
bc pluycd 'i"rldny evening ut 7.30. l)r
Lundic lends the field nt present.
tnblc lucidcnt occurred - oil Kent
Slrocl. oil 'Fuesiluy ufternoon. A man
ululiod ’l`liimipison, who, it is suiil, wus
lil an liitoxicuti-il couditioli in tim ynrd
at llio rcnr ol’ thc North Anioriciin
llolcl, ciiuscil sonic' disturbance and
thc iniinilgcr, Mr ilurrlugtoii, is alleg-
cll to have iirod n revolver at 'l`lionip-
non, tho bullct tuklllg offcct in the
ilosliy prirt ol’ 'l"lioulpsoli's urin. Mr
Iliirrlngloii makes the stntonicnt that
lic hull been hnvlng trouble in tho yard
with on iuto.\'icn`ted muli and Tliomp-
snn, who wus also milcli intoxicated,
uullit: along iind " huttoil lu." Thomp-
son had been wiirnetl at various times
to swell foil' the promises. said Mr
liiirringlon. He was not ii hourder
:it tho North American. but would
tiling around in nn iiitoxlcntod state.
(Jn 'Tuesday afternoon when ‘ordered
out of the yard he ran at Mr Harring-
ton, armed with a lienvy stick. accord-
`ng to llarrlngtonfs story, mid fiwore
hc_\\'ouli'l “split his h8o;rl'_opsil.’ lie
iucceecleil in getting one blow in on
Harrlngtoii. und the latter producing
the rovolvcr told him to keep oft or
-is would shoot-htm. As the warning
..viis disregarded Harrington fired s
that over his head, and as_thls did
iot have the effect ofcsusing Thoinp-
ion to draw off he fired nnotlier shot
uid winged lilm in the arm. Thomp-
ion drew off after this and was taken
to Doctor Itnlpli‘s, where the bullet
.vas extracted. l-Iiirrington _claims that
.io fired the revolvsrln sell’-defence.
The Marshal Wo! -informedwof .tae
affair and he reported it to t e
uhlagistrate. No notion has been taken
SHOOTING AFFRAY.--A regret-‘
vet I'n the matterf ' ' =~ `
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HAMPSHIRE TEMPERANCE don lil their ability to place before the `
MEETING. -,- The Temperance meet- public nn eutertuiliincnt of such ii. high P - 
ing held lil the Methodist Church, stniidnrd. All the numbers were; in 7,. ~ f
Thursday evening, February 2.’»tll,wus t|ielr'own class equally -iiieritous. Pile , """‘ ° :- ,
largely attended, the Rev. George ‘two dialogues entitled "Trouble ln a
Oruisn presided. The deputation from Mormon Funilly"» and "Doctor by
the city consisted of Itev. W. D. Wil- Proxy" were greeted wltll rounds of
son, Field Secretary of the Temper- applause by an appreciative audience.
ance Alliance and Rev. D. P. McVle. hi tho former thc loading part was
Their arguments and appeals strlgmg excellently carried out by Miss Alleeii
ii responsive chord- in the hearts , oi Finlayson, who represented u gulleless
the listeners. Mr. S. l<‘. Tarbush, was country lady seeking eullglitment hi
has it twofold mission, the disseiiilnw lilo uustoins of the Mornionr, as prac-
tion of natural llluniinntiou as well us tisi,-tl in Salt Lake City. 'l‘li: pint
lnoriil and spiritual, guvc u gcniiil und Mormon was well noted by Mr, Percy
entertaining tulk, clidorslng and cn- Miicleiin. Much auluseiiicnt was caus-
forcing the teachings of the previous od by tho iippeariuice of the Mormon‘s
speakers, The choir rcnilcrcd srcntly lhri-c wives, the Misses Blanche West,
appreciated service by specliil pieces Nellie l-iubley and Aliuiiulu lluclianan.
selected and practised roi' tno oem- In “Doctor by Proxy" the piirti-i,wcro
sion. Miss Elsie Iiolnlos presiding nt uply taken by Mosul-s, R. Cook, W,
the or an On motion of Mr Thomas Lai-rnbo W Frasol It Lon .ird it
- g . . e, . -, _ g' , .
E¥l8i0I\. seconded by Mr. John Stew- Wost. F. Bernard, and Miss B. West.
art, a hearty vote of thanks was tell- The ducts. The Land O' the Lcal, by
dcrcd to all who took-part. Mr. F. F. West and Mr. J. D. Martin
-_- and We'll Never Lot the Old Flag Fiill,
PORT WOOD-l\1r. John Mci‘l\er- by lt. West and Il. Lcsner, were very
soil is doing li rushing business suw- clfectlvely rendered. Mr. Wllllunl-
ilrlcwood with his improved circular soii's solo, 'Risen' Early in the Mom.
saw. Miss Effie Nicholson of Wood iii,' sung in his usual pleasing style
Islands, Spent a few days in Little was heartily cncored, as were also the
Sands visiting friends. Mr. Sidney solos by Messrs. J. E. Hubley and M.
Milnli. of Murray River, returned home Smltu A very pleasing feature of
last week after a visit to Port Wood. the progriinime was thc instrumental
MF. Allglls Pnntou, while cxcrcisilllr music furnished by Mr. D. McLeod
his young more (Janie E.) had the mis- Iiiiid Miss Katie McLeod, Pi. Prim. Mr.
fortune of getting her through the ice. Milton Furness ulgu contributed 1_0
i"0l'lUl\l\l@i.V he WHS “Oi filf |`i`0m the eveuing’s enjoyment by a comic
shore and there heiiig some nieu hun- reui1iug_ Miug Aileen Fiuluygou, ug
Ill’ llley S\1<‘0€€li€Il ill geliillg lilo illli- usual, took the audience by storm in
mol to the shore with only 11 few the rendition oitliat huinoroiis selec-
hrutses. Mr. Frziiicis Piiuton, of l-‘ort tion, plezekiuh i3eu0¢¢_ The Ravi
Wood ivus in the city .vesteriloy on a Peterson iiiiil Mclicnzie, the former
\l\1Sl1li¢SS lfill- H01' lllillly fl`i€l\dS Will in the capacity of cluilrniull. delivered
be S1114 ‘U iieafiilui MPS. ii0i!9l`|- l)iX0l\ an eloquent address. The choruses O
is recovering from her severe illness. (';iuiii1ii und Tipperary were highly ap.
Mr. John Mllllll. Gi Mllrrlll’ River- WHS p.-ociatcd, the accompuninient ol’ these
ill i'0l‘i WOOU 'I`ll€SCii1Y fill tl business :is well ns the other niuslcal numbers
iI‘iD- MF- (TOUR Buell. Of Abbey. WHS beiiig’playod by our popular pianists.
H recent visitor to Port Wood- Mr. luiis Annie Meme. Lastlv come the
Dun McPherson, of Little Sands. pass- mom Striking number of, me pm.
ed 'illrollgh POV?) W00<i 3|-\l\i1HY 'ell graninie, a tableau entitled Rule Brit-
l'0il\0 i0 ‘V000 iSi1\\\Ii» MF- Alle Uaiel’ anilln, ill which four voung ladies re-
Uf MIIPNIY River. WHS ill Port \V0i-iii. gaged in conflict agiiilist nillltarism.
MOIIIIBIY Miss Blanche West. tis Great Britain;
_*T* ` Miss Nellie Hubley as Russia. Miss
C°RNW»Ai-L METHOWSTCHURCH Aileen Flnlnyson as France and Miss
W M 5- '_ The ladies hem Weil' *Ui* Aniulida Buchanan, us Belgium. Each
nuiil Mite Box Opening Social at the _vquug lady being draped ill the flag
Parsollage, Thursday evening, March of me country repmsenmd and hom.
-ith. ln iiuuiliers and eiithusiusni the iugun unshemhed sword’ while a mam
gathering exceeded foriiicr y€i\\‘S. H chorus behind the scenes sang Rule
'"0" i`0P"e5e“U\U"9 “Wi ‘»'0i“i"'9|‘°‘\' Brltnliiu. Between the different num-
SW9 ‘”`°“'d-' 3" Pefmds Of "fe bers oil the programme Mr. N. A. Gill-
from happy chlldliood to serene age, |- . . | i | i
Baptists, Methodists und Presbyter- 0': i€;;eb;(g§i§,;Se¢ry1\/?fa;|il;5,,?eI§,;:,i|$;:
fans all gathered. First come the usual kimlly consemed to ac( as nucuoncm.
monthly iilenibers, meeting undef UW liiid u substantial amount was realized
gracious and dignified leuderslilp of fr
Mrs. Pope Crosby. the roll was called
om the sale of thc plea. Tile sum
which wus in the viclultv of eighty
by Mrs. Samuel Drake, llccording-Seo dollars is to bc equally 'divided bc,
"‘fU"`5'- Ammig the i’“S"f'~S*‘ f"““S' twccn the Mt`. Herbert Orphanage and
acted was the appointment of Mrs.
George Ornlun as ilclcgale. The an-
uuill meeting of N. B., P. EJ. Brnilcli
ut Chutliiini in June, with l\llss-(".luir-
lotte Drake as nltcrlitc. After this
an eliterfailimcilt oi' a liiccz vnrrcd uni:
interesting <~.lilil"acier, Rev. George Or-
man presiding. Tho church choir rt-li-
rlorud appropriute and spccinlly sclcct-`
ed niuslc,ln ii most spirited niuiiner,
the Belgian Relief Fund.
IIO'.l‘l‘lL All lil \'.\ LS
\';l‘C`lORIA.
D l\lt‘NPill, E M<‘N0|ll J F. Wllitv,
i|IriJif',;l‘t'lt\ofIl‘l;:fili‘;xi?hhnlglii-l rixllizhollrcitnlifl   rigliii-tl;hB.\vIs, ‘\’\»'. Ari-ieliiiult., J.
Mr. Suniuel Frlzzcll \vltll his grallna- R Fnraytnlifl "LAL ,f.}r°|‘.f§:;§y1¥1l;eP(`rrli£"
llitittliiiwi-i. G. llylin, Alhorton; E. Gug-
pholie and must cxccllelif selection of
records, religious, patriotic- iiiid hum-
oroil:-l, was grcutly upprcclntcil. llccltu-
tlons by -Miss Charlotte Drliko, Mrs.
l-larry Hyde. and Mrs. W. \V. Crosby,
were in their order inns. nppropriulc.
The first of n huniorous unturc with ii
moral "Show your colors hnd lot lhcui
klluw what stile your oil" Tho second
privilege slid profits ot’ "I~‘lgl\ting."
The third touched a roiipolislvc pn
trlotlc chord in all hearts onlltlcd
"Coll iill llundss" and it gained in
force, fervor and expression by lvirs.
W- W- Cr0sb.v’s rendering. Mrs- Wit- l.oNDoN, Miircli 5.-The noni-il or
"lim H0W‘“'d ‘V35 iii “"9 \'0iC<’~ -iiilil Trlldc luis been callcd upoll this week
had to rcsnolui to s lwsrrv encore. her to some wliiir. appears to niivo boon
selcctiolis' most \1Dlll‘0Drlnto. helm; developing into li hot dispute among
sung with taste and feeling. There thc iiiliabitaiiic or Blyth, hi Nortiiuni-
was an abundant supply of "creature
_, . . tl e Bolird was" asked
comforts deftly, swiftly and smiling- to decide whether the nam. sent hem
‘Y Befveli- All Wi"-1 Were iii Hill' '-“-‘~J‘ ‘by the Canadian Government was as
i`@5D0“5ib|° fm' *he SUNG” 9' We much intended for the use of soldiers
and sailors' widows. wh f erea-
divldual nientlon but that is not pos- sm, hmm-w have bee,,0dg£;.?.21d_ as
gathering, deserves special and :ii-
slble. If smiling countennnces, hilar-
_lous laugliteraiid numerous personal . gn receipt of me Agn, at Blyth me
expressions are any criterion. Ulf!" 0" local ltelief Connnlttee decided tual.
D"°9°"i ' i|"°"’“|ii‘|l’ °“J°-"en "“"“' slits ol' flour couldonly be mails to
selves.
ELDON CONCERT AND SOCIAL-
An entertainment pronounced to be
the best witnessed in this vlcliilty for
‘ii iininber of years was held recently
in the Eldon .Hall under the auspices
of Thistle 14,0. A. The ‘ girogralnme
showed' clearly the degrc of ‘talent
possessed by- the young people of El-
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fx
uior, W. Mollllclilo, Molltruul; ‘Edilll
M. lluyllcr, A. (l. Rogers, Leonnrtl Mc-
Neill. .I. ldurlc (lriidy, J. S, I’crry, Miss
Tllllc llowult. Miss A. M. Grtlvus. I".
I.. Wnlsll, Mrs Philip \v. Jenn, Annie
M. t‘lnrk, Olivo I)olicl~t.y, ldllu Doherty,
llulilnicislilo J IG I) ll ll
I .` .‘ 5 ~ 1 uncuu, u fax;
Imost instructive. allowing the duly. |`“` Turry' Leiccamr' Img* Miss uns'
llollil. Miss Pridlluni, Montrose.
DI8`T'R|BU]'|ON OF
CANADIAN FLOUR
hcrland Ili cllect i
for cases of ludustr l distress.
cases of industrial distress.
Labor representatiyes on the Com-`
mittee protested and ilnully, lodged an
appeal to the Local Government Board
with the result that the Board intl-
mnted-yeliterilay that the distribution
ls to be left to the discretion of var-
ious subcommittees.
This means that soldiers slid sailors
wives will now be participants
ivni. .Hoskins so0N  _ . I
Mr. Ava Wilson, Summerslde, was
in the city yesterday and returned
evening. -
Mwsrs Glen Mcquarélo lind Albert
Clark, Victoria, were v ltors to Char-
lottetown on Monday.-V.,-f~~_ _ . ~
Mrs W. E. Smith. Pownal, -who luis
boon in thc P.E.I. Hospital yfortwo
weeks, is doing well nfter__ll'ei‘ critical
operutlen. . ' t._-'
. ..i
_ Mr. Allan Mcflorlnuck, who has boon
spending tho past four months willi
frlcuds nt St. Ma.rgurct's und Little
Pond left last week on return to his
liouic in Boston.-° u
Miss Gladys Ross and ll'f_ls°`s Iinzol
McMllllnn, ot' Stanhope. rand Miss
Miss Alice Mclfhee, of Cornwall, nro
attending tho short course hi Char-
lottotowil.
Mr. George S. McLeod, of Frederic-
ton, and his son, Mr. D. M. McLeod,
of Hunter lllver, have returned home
from Halifax where they were visiting
the latter’.s brother, Mr. Lou McLeod,
ii. iiieiuber of the overseas artillery
contingent. Lou had a slight cold,
but otherwise was in excellent health.
They report that with the exception
of some suffering’ from colds the rest
of the Island contingent are also ln
good health and spirits.
._--,.~ »--.--.--ein
Minard's Llmment Ca.. Limited.
' Ill 'v
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
greiit benefit from the use of MIN-
Al”lD'S LINIMENT ln it severe attack
of LnGrippe, and I have frequently
proved it to he very effecttvelnicasea
ol' Inflammation.
Yours. ,
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
CHOIR BOY SLAYER ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER.
BOSTON, March 6-One of the.niost
rcniurkulile leases ever heard here is
that of a 14 year old choir bo_v.
\\'right A. Ediiiundston. Jr., who to-
morrow goes to trial charged with
slaying John S. Goodwin. s fellow
cliolrestcr at the Church of St. John
tho Evangelist. The boys had quar-
rclled over' some trlviul matter dur-
ing a clloir rellcnrsui, and it was al-
tcr the rchcorsiil that the fatal clash
took pliicc. Young Goodwin was found
dying ill u doorwuy from u knlfu
woilud, und Iio lived only ii few hours
lifter the affair.
' Young lildlnilnsion wus nrrcstod nl.
`hls homo ln Uiiiiibrldgc iliiit night.
and llo coufcssuil to tlio.deod. llls
niollicr ii prominent church woninu,
in Iii-artlirokcii ovor tho uifalr. Slic
luis wcpt almost coiitllluously durintt
tho punt lhrec weeks, since hor hui'
wus nrrcsted. »
'l`ho iii-cilscil told llm following
,story -if the fulul quarroll "G‘ooilwln
had bcou picking on nur in ‘clillrcli
ilurlzlg I-hc iolicarsul bocause i would
not iilt hi the sanic sent with him,
and hc sold hc would put lt ill over
nic wlluii wc got. oulslile. Alter rc-
,lu‘ur:~:liI, he chusod ino to, llcncon strcct
and cliuglit mo in the door of an An-
ttuuc storo iiciir`Park Street Church,
I pullcd out the knife they gave inc
lu flliurcli ut Cliristnlas time and
struck at Goodwin lindrsn. Hs Iol-
lowcd nic, but I got ahead of him and
run into the Cnnllirldgo 's'\IlI\Vay."
Young Eilinuiisoil wus arraigned
hi the Juvoiillc court immediately ni-
tor his arrest? iinil wiis hold in $1.000
lmll und was charged with. inun-
sliiughtor. The case. luis amused
sympathy of the comlrfunity' for his
Durcnta and the yo choircster is
hcnrt broken. if 
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\vAsu_ino'roN,= tigi-ei. 5.-sxporm
tion of leather- from Australia has been
prohibited, exoepti oueotiseut of tlw
trade' minister. according to‘a. tole-
gram receivod.nt the._%psrtmsnt, of
commerce todiy. from'-' onsul-General
Skinner iii London. _- _ ' v _I
.Tho consilltgsneriil" ‘ar _Christians
cabled that Norway had placed an em-
bargo on copper and brass plates. bars..
bolts. spikes. nails mii,;_iip,¢ii,,lii_id.f°uii-`
-dry press
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