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(Canadian Press.)
LONl'lU1\, April 29.- A comprom-
Courier ~says the (lovcrniilcnt llnsl ' iso on the question of Home Rule for
ddddmdy dedmd td _dmmdd dd hd cusses Dancing and Card i
perial llefence Conference early next . ~‘ ‘
_ ._ .. ~ __  __ _ _ _ -_ year. The date will be fixed to meet ‘ P|a')/Ing'
_     " the convenience of the Canadian Gov-
‘ ernment who, according io ihisipnper,
decided not to incur the delay vs-hicll
--'-@--i- the l'0f0¥`m Of' the Senate “’0Uld in* Methodist Church lust evening wasl
volvo, hut will dissolve early next
yenr and appeal fo the electors on
No better testimony to the popu- industrial, and economical life lls n th V 1,,,eBt|on
ihrity of Mr. -Wesley Fr0St. United‘i>e0ple, :md were alike admirable in B nv n
States Cunsul here up to yesterday |their literary rr.-erit -and the fullness
and now appointed to the charge of of the information imparted.
me Consulate at Cork, Ireland, forl While greatly regretting your edhiv . l 5 ; _ _
which he leaves this morning, could removal to another sphere of infill- r .-_- -_ ‘_ .. `_  ‘_ __ _,_
he forthcoming’ than was furnished ence and activity ‘which will he ,_
bl' nn interesting event which toon idistinct loss to our civic and social J ‘E It '
place lu the Board of Trade r0oms,|1ifB_ _we are glad to learn that the _' ~ : = _
lnst night. A representative » dv 0| change comes in the v.-n ' ; __ _ __ __
U0 , y of ofilcll-ll
the influential men of the Province ‘Dl‘0R'3ti0`|1. and that another City of
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there gathered 'and mat Mr. Frost OUT Eff-‘pirc will no frlvbnv-ed with . “`~"
and presented him with 9, fitting vnl-3. your presence and that of Mrs. Frost
dietary address and a handsome for 90"” years to come. .(('*"’“‘"“" H5554
gift. The event was clear proof Please convey to Mrs. Frost an ex- Ml)N'l`lfa'.ll., April bu,~'i`be fact
of the universnl esteem which ML precsion of the high regard she has fbal the ll\<l‘l;`»;1cirl ol the license coul-
Frost enjoyed in this oomrsunity-nn won ln social circles here, und the lrlliiliollrevoni g-licenses lor follrresv
esteem shared in by Mrs, Frost. In-_ Suse of loss that is felt -on her rs- 7-allmmi “mere G8-llllfell SHOWS We”
deed Mr. Frost's cordial relations moval from the City. held was published in newspapers
with the community of this clt In tnlwu of our rl rsciatio here before the case was ilnall detid
V PP fl Ol Y '
is llllpflllv summed up in his own V0l1r public work, and your privnte ed upon, figures as the reason that
W0l`dS. 119 BP0ken to 5.' Guardian rc- Wmth as o citizen, we ask you to nc- has caused -fudge Lharbonneall to
Dfesmfatlve y89t€rday‘ afternoon. 001111 UUE Small Zift as a souvenir of to quash the decision of the commis-
Pe md mme' he 9“m»'t0 1`¢EP1l"l °""" residwce in this Province. sinners. The restaurants affected are
his position here noi; so vitnily hh The address was signed on behalf the Regal, Parisian, Arbour, und Ar-'
"Am"'r'mn Consul" 95 BHUDIY “C0-1' 0! the citizens 0! P"l`“°9 Edward IB- lingtofl, all of which were _uenounced
sill nt Charlottetown." And, hd land hy thc chairman and secretory (mm the pulpitsd
nance that noslngls locality in -lnv Of the meeting- His Lordship comment-nl rsthcs
Drift Of the World h0l‘d8 g_ large h' t 1 _ y f |
num‘1,er of those whom he C3115 hh: MR F‘ROS'I"S RESPONSE ' lit erlliprhn trhwmsfim 0 Te hens;
hisn-is than <in§s'chsr1oti"c ' ` W ’° ” ° ve em. "5 . “J”
E OWU. _
The expression of goodwill and an-` Rismg' “mid 'f1Pl’111“S°- Mr- F`f°9t trarlllillileelllt his-lletrllevelrtllgalllc follillnghcllf 
preciution represented -by the dd ,said he was sure everyone there -_ ' ' I D
_md gm was repmtemvatiw of liherggs would recognize hO_ en_____e_v _mpos_ ll<___ opinion dshcdllld pluyf no part :jd
me m»Uv1hne_ though » “htm-au 'sible it-would he for him to give ,luv in “mcmg e “Ong U H mutt
y t - - -- ‘ - . -
the ceremony of presents-high Chai:-_ feiponse that would seem adequate hm' __ ‘ ‘ "' ‘mu
lcitei-Own hulkod mont img-e1y_ Those 'to so generous and gratllyiny n gilt
present included the" -Premier, H0-n_ and testimony as that which hall'
.I_A. Mathlesoil. ll-lu. Mr. llllstirs l“‘-@h__Drl=sented to him. A Consul " I I - _
Hesmrd, Hon. Murdoch Mcliln-mm_,\vas fortunate ln bcinz the rcplesen
His Worshi lMa or R, H, 3 9,- tativc of not onil- the lzountrv ho
D _ Y t ns,
Dr, S, R, Jenkins, M',.[_,_A__ D-,__ _]_ sinful for but also of tile country ill.
Wfarbllrton, C91, F_ S_ Mom-h_ COL which he served, lt. wills n unique
H, M, 1)hvi§qm'd_d1Q'_21__p,q_a,|he_ Major A_ _rx sltlunf A Cellsul '.~ :ls the nv.ln_¢_ _ _,___ '
A. snitisrrf ~ iii-s.` J. E. ll, 'n,,_ ol contact hscvcsn ehn wh ¢onnrvies~ ' " 
Crludy, H. _I-Iiaslhrd' C. L ons A.‘f'hrou_g_h.the »-medial-n»_ of which the
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_ _ Y » _ _ ._  _ _ .- . _ _ i" ‘ di pr.. ‘. _ ~- r
l>lclln_fl_ _w_-K_ p,0_g,',rh_ q-_ Bh,ch_ J_ countries knew one anotilcr. ll-. was _ _ _ ( “““_ Gi" ~SB-_) ivnted who as well as nnybodsl Ghost-
Wrlltcr dongs, G DnB1ois_ D 0-M ~in that "spirit he had come to this ‘\|"w. Y0BK_ .April 30.-( nble from laniiy was not a sad and drealgy I
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ireland seemed nearer today thrill
ever before. There existed n strong
belief in Iarliamelroary circles that
Conferences between the lenders of
_ - the two great parties which has been
Gypsy s-nnchs salhcss an sh.-_ rush fd'§;“°§f_‘;’;':_‘n‘“ __‘_;1;*;gln§_ _;1_1;_;is;<;en1=_ne§»
Burned.
The House of Commons discussed
based on the words of Aggrlppa to
Paul-"'1`bo_n almost persuaded me toldh U1 d___ C ti _
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people were yust ln that positlon:lA t- Ch _ - -
they were almost persuaded nut 'there julgcgi inghigerlaiq at m:EmnG10'[ 8
was one thing lacking. Pel'lil1pB no ment.B plot my cruzhothe emBt;_veCr2f
lil
_‘?_':)en_‘_:°;’h__r_:‘_f;i“_t _gd '1 ‘l““" :P 3‘_°ll`_venanters. The motion, which was
fel- €y “ere U9 “€,vlrtually il vote of censure of the
with good qualities, perhaps they be-_ghhghet was evhnhhnlly rejected by 8
lieved in the prophets and the Bible- pm-hv vote 0| 344 against Zh-,L
but perhaps, like Aiggrippa, they never_ Au Atmosphere of great Solemndty
_became followers of -li-sus Cllri.-lt. and restraint overhung the House
Why’ llcnause they have been m-akiulz throughout the debate. The growing
excuses. There is someilliug they do_n@1lef that Civil wnr in Ireland is ii
not wish to sllrrendcr, somethln_g_reality, which cannot he escaped, if
tlsy will not' give \lp._ “.“lupp0§6 ' the Home Rule Bill becomes law. An
tiiny say, for instance, "if I do make lt stands at prment, itlgoemsi to nnvn
a full surrender, must i give up rlanc- lnfluencerl the members on both sides
ing, mllst I give up cardh, must I of the House and also the newspap-
sion going to this place oi nnnlse- ers_sui>n0l'tlns beth parties.
mont or thai?" To these, he could re- SH' Edward Carnson, whose leader-
ply hy _-,vfen-ing them to a test in ship of the Ulster Rebellion makes
_ __ Binh,-lhc v--ry first fl-mn ngovds him the don-lnetlng hsure on thc
ol the Bible “In the begfunilig. God." g5cl;¢_1;;1t_;0n__:fde of gba I-lousg, today
lf they could kneel before going to a 2 5 DWI' lffei mf* 0 'yeBt€i`-
dance and with all sincerity ask day by (`h“YCh‘i1l. First Lord of the
'_G-od to mess them du the dandwhhen Admiralty who invited Carson to
they could gm So msd) Wiih h,,hd3_ l_;_Hdf_r_§n a_tten1ot at n compromise on
but he should remind them 'that were 3, *'}_f;“ bélsls-_ _
dancing never countenanccd in (`lll‘is- ug: d’d_“v‘" gferated hm detest”
tiau homes there probs-ily would i-stoner Shut ‘;;‘§t__ “be *mi repeated his
fewer wrecks in Manhattan -lancillgfmld until Pam’ E ixcsgid f‘_"0m' the
snloons, and were Christian peoplel h _ _ am U 5 a dfcefmlne
never do may bridgd for _d cud E_hdss_ot erw se lnstuad of a six years
dalad diBh_ there would he legs chnnoplperiod which Ariquitu oflered_ He
of ll gamblol~’s suicide. lie was not would sulimit this prorosal to the
saying dancinlz or cal_ds were olds gn Monk. of Ulsten
themselves, but for f l- sale 0 f. e -B . _
weaker brethren whom they might Hoxgjrwouldgwdsnzi ti; mae, of the
l-_suse to stlllribde, would it noi lie bet- O ery “K ‘“ “WIT
ddr do cm, dancing and _,M-.ln from Dcwer to nlake for neace.
their plcllsures? To become n Chris- -’“ -
tiuu it was not necessary to give up  r
all the pleasures in_,lifA. He euiuyedi L '  _ _ __
himself now lnore than ever he` did -
before, and he could enjoy a consec-
Reddin, P, Pope; A, Hoi-ne_  M¢;:Pro'vince_ While the wore! .._hmdri_ London _to the New York American thing It mlm the believer with j0y'_ _
Nnli, ir. Aitken, ll. E; splints w can" had ioolncll very largely before SB!/n Ghenwllnr of the Er¢he_an°f. pvnlss and hearth-_ll nhanhsglving --
ll. Pilrrlie, G. A. B. McDonald, h.A_'_hi“"`~ “’h@l'° "Till hs 011110. he had come Right !'_I0l'1- L-loyd George in his "om she rising in the morning all _A disastrous fire occurred in St.
Alley, J, K. Ross, 'lx Morris, R.:-1. i0 think of himself ehnnly as "Con-_ f‘>'f*_“?°_-l?‘1“‘K Swiement 0n_ the budget th, _hy long. but to realize it, ons John, N. B., nn lvlondhy night, when
J€'n"'illH. W- S- Grant. J- F- Wébs-_sul at Cha"l°t'°°'t_°W“' ‘md that m‘ Wm l&1_m:€“°°,theiImater“'ty benent mnsttleny oneself of the “one `thing` an outbreak of mysterious origin
“__ B_ R_ Hamm, ,md _y_ p_ Gordon _volvcd the responsllffllity and pleasure. prov! ed-.fo;__ln t e Insurance Act _for making.. whatever that may he_ completely destroyed, (-_hdistddd wo0d_
mm Mr___10hh 0_ Hyh_d.n_,a,n (who act. ol' serving both countries. _ He was' .6,25 to $_-u. This comes from v.ell_ The dhdrch was packed and ave,-y. working factory land warehouse in,
ell ns Secretary of tlln mgetihg und! _sure he would pass his life ln the ser- __forfried -sources, Presumably_ the on-,was imp_ms-sm, by me eloquence_ pity Rohm with dd damage esumddted
in fnct was largely responsible for , “W ‘lf his “la” ‘*""`°"° he °"*°’°d ‘=*‘“.“~*‘"°' "_°P¢° -the new EMD* wmv; the alnhshl. Tonight the ssrvlssnli ‘$60,000 while has ihsursnen chr-
ii;  °‘   ir.:  J;’:;i_:‘;; :iii i:..i.°"l‘_f.‘i'_i...i.‘:f.‘;.'_‘;°l’.   in --  v    fo s»~»»»»- 
ll. _ , f _ _ _ '_ ` -~ ._
Mn F,-(_gt_ was hcoov-ded n hem»hv_Chnrlot,tetown. Ho would not have qnmputi-d that in 12 months 200,000 regard than Consul _ Frost, who»se_" cnt of employment by the dcstruc-l
round of applause on his srrivl. then- h@llf»'~’¢‘ that he had GODS lilly- mothers hill' receive thc advantage of nnngnihcenh public addresses were al-_ tion ‘ol the fhn¢0,_y_
`thiU'E m0l"? UW" “I his cllimcity BB the A'-rt, entuiling nn expen-clituro ways a great treat and would long
fin the motion of Mr. Hyu-dmnn,
Premier Mathieson was voted to the
llon. Mr. Mathicuon said he appre-
an American iublic official and he nt ' 5 000 Ollfi. ‘v be remelnbered. Ho ver much re
tion for if. Ho was thereforei rather lvhlclrhaid been_ most unrelr.-lt*-ini! in and Mrs. Frost, whose memories
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(From Our llwll Reporter)
O'i"|`AWA, April 29-The Commons
Spent practically the entire day on
ll/ell-nesday talking about potatoes.
'I‘he discussion was commenced on
Tuesday night when the tariff resolu-
tion W€l`€ taken up by W. S. lloggie
Liberal member _for Northumberland,
who nwved, just before the House
rose, for tire abolition of the Cona~
dlan liuty on potatoes und the free
admission of Americnn potatoes after
the United States has llliolis'he<l the
present embargo.
Under the new Wilson tariff the
l`nited States Government reduced
the duty on potatoes from twenty-
five to ten cents h bushel and marie
provision for the new admission of
Canadian potatoes when the duty on
this side of the line is removed.
The principal speech in support of
the Loggis motion made today was
b F. B. Carvell, of Carleton, N. B.
ills maintained that free entry of the
Canadian article in the United. States
would- mean an immense increase in
the production of potatoes in his
ative provincef He urged the Ministen
of Agriculture to do everything poss-
ible to bring about the removal ol
the American embargo.
The proposal was opposed by both
llon. W. T. White, Minister of Finan-
ce, and llon. Martin Burrell. The
latter said he would not favor the
removal of the Canadian duty.
Mr, White said that the resolution,
if udoptedi would permit the impor-
tation free of potatoes from the Brit-
ish Empire and from favored nations,
3 Y P .
Canadian potatoes from entering t
' was adopted the chief result woul
perpetual through the influence o
the Maine and New [Cn-gland farms.
There was 9 lively tilt between Mr
Mr. White claimed that the Ember-_
o was reall ut on to prevent ta: Government should get ag-the _bot-
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UA LIVELY DEBATE  
ON POTATDESI
Curvell of New Brunswick Advocates _Free Entry.
, _ i
to United States. Mclean of Queens 
Takes u Hand ln Debnte.
‘but backed np on account of the fact
that Liberals representing rural con-
stituencies were opposed to lt, Mr,
Carvell should talk tollls Leader in
regard to the value of the home
market. -
The Gove~rnmenf.'a position wus
*lilly Supported hy A. A. Mcllean of
QU_9B"'H. P~E.I., who said that two
officials of the Department of Agri-
culture had been in Prince Edward
Island since 1912 investigating the
matter of disease in potatoes' and
they had done good work. Hevbellev-
ed that something should have 'bobn
done in regard to this matter years
nge. Mr. Mclean quoted Mr. Cal-veil
as saying Eh-at the united states
was justified in putting on the em-
bargo.
Mr. Carvell said that he had not
lnade such h statement.
Mr. Mclean, "But the member for
Frouten-ac (llr, l‘}dwards)` who has
just spoken made the same remark
and the member for Carleton did not
deny it."
Mr. Carvell "I wish to state that I
make n practice never to pay any
attentlonto anything said by the
member for Frontenac. The member
for Queens. I put in h different cate-
gory. I insist that be withdraw the
statement.”
After some wrangling Mr. McLean
said that under the rules hs would
have to withdraw what he had said
but he believed that Hansard would
show him to he right.
“Thats all right" So on with your
speech."
Proceeding Mr. Mcliean said the
tom of the potato soma! 0 *bus neis.
- Am`erican market. If the amendment He decision himself s¢`."qppos`edi_ to
1 ' ' ' '
Mr Loggle's motion vlere it to go
I _ . _
he that the embargo would be made into' effect the American potato pro-
f ducers would he nble to undersell the
Canadia-n farmers in their own marb-
- ets.
were concerned .
sense. It was the appreciation 'h
the. Ontario fnrn-er of the hom
markets that defeated reciprocity;
five men will be temporarily thrown _
f "No the election was wion on mane
' ` Mr. Carvell. _ 0 '
Mr. white shi-1 fic dis not propose
point out that Blr Wilfrid Imurler
Carveil and Mr, White over the hone, Hon, Martin Burrell considered the
market which Mr. Carvell described proposal Oi Mr. Loggie an extraord-
as "nonsense" as far .ns potatoes inary one. He considered lt a declar-
ation that the United States was in-
Mr, White reported that if he wouldli,-incsre when it placed sn em-'barge
visit Ontario or Quebec he would npon Canadian potatoes. (ln behalf
find the' home market was not ncn-'ot himself and the Government he
Y dblected to the proposalto take off
0" the duty of twenty per cent. on ~ an
‘article produced so largely in Cann-
v da. The 'ten per cent. duty which
and the ne temers decree" retorted_`hns so -he 'pam on 'potatoes ¢n'tov`=iu`
_ s
the- _United States amounts to only
live calitsim-.,hushsl and it would'-be
this,,df1d‘“keep dum o@f'l"Zpf‘6N¢ii Ve
l _ alol-ol$. 1. Y -' ' ' l _ 
chnlr. _w0ll1‘d not'c1ei\n any SPCCM1 r¢'=0irnl-  'gi-ctted the departure Of 'D001 Mr- W,,_,,,.d», hh-,,,,,,,,, Gund Hhmdmmm to handy words but hv Wvllld `1i¥¢'f»°I__be_tter__fo_r _Cenegiau__4}¥liortsi‘s fodder
elated vcrv mfudh the honor of pre-
siding ovsr`t`hat meeinz. He did
embhrrassell by »';he magnitude of.the lliringing, about the hffht thhlli ¢0\1\d would be written deep in the hearts
nppreciailon they had given to him.- he d0U,6`_f0l P. Ei Island. Mr. Frost of p_ h1_ lslnnd,  ‘D5 ' -
cams out for H, nlonlent for lree~{oo_d_._dui,l¢s-,‘  ` _f~_  _'
n0t‘ know that lib should make anv'It will-_ surprising to him to look had 'bien eminientiy successful ln- Dr Jenivh-is ho,-e gn,-they sssiinnnhv * ~ » _-_-"00 |_"|‘E ful .
_ man f th those e orts fihroll h those efforts, vv ll hxisrsnt gnpon none
remarks further shim - ould -hs con 'laround and see how yi o ose `_  _ ~ Z _ to the good i . ~g- I  f 4 ~ ' I
mined in thh' , address which he whslpresent in 'that roprr. we-re amiohg he l1_Bl_i_8vEf‘. _l$h_Ht_¢h0 1918/“d'5'!mD0l" the community towards Mr. Frost. ,  _
nhonh to ,¢ad_ Add,-,Shing M,-_ those whom he called his‘persona1 tance lihd lf_oen_ more p_r0perlv eppfe- and the high appreciation lfeld of » --9 _ . . ,» . f '
N055 he‘9aid' Consul Frost I have friends. He- did not think it would' ciated abrowd. While it might be the good work the Consul had done.
ill d’ res D hic i r “he -possible for him to dissociate \W`0f\§"`t0 l‘elt8l`i1"M`|'- AFYOBVB d€‘par- The effect of Mr. Fr0St's-worl‘ would Qne cent per Word “ac” i“5°"u°“ ls
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lad sherew hlwshtope- _ _ _ l _ _ __ _ _ '
non; on behalf not only 0| this mesh. _himself _with *this place. He hoped turd Wlill l`€8l‘¢’f-_ lu "'1€W 0! the filet always be evident'-and be of -tile high-_ f__l_§:_i____00lllr_al_l._ Cash gnust accoiéipfally   
im: hilt ol the citizens of charlotte- that whsievcl- hs went-hs would -bs li- that it was Ownnicfned bv well-de csc behest to the Province, in -_ hlch - D 'num 0 arse tue" Y-_ va
town and the peoplo of the pmvihce_ ivnlkilig llllveriziselnent of this `Pro- Béfved .ilI`_0m0ti0llv he C0\\ld u'0t hall* he had been ll great friend. He centsx ____  _
| ,,,,,_, perhaps _,,eh,,,,, it _,V d,,yh,,,.v-lncs. llc could not cnncclvc __ love- feeling such regret and expressing lc. hopes ill-ni. li/lv. hnll nfl-s. lrrosl. would LEAVE YOUR FILMS* M* "i‘w`<`i _----
|h,,¢_ m t ,l , _ 'lier pllico than this Island for one tn Af U16 Shine til! ‘ ‘hh mt C0““id@ff1`0l€ as nl.i h tujoy their sojourn ill the-` MHO!_i_ ' 1951 4-l4Mlmou
_ ' h, short Mm, him; von lnvh - - ‘ ‘ . ‘- ' _ ‘ ` _ 12 ‘ ' » -  ' _ _  __'_ ____*_____-
|,,i_,,, hhe ,.em.esent_,uvd of the U,_ih_ spend one's life. Every pnrs of the satisfaction at his promotion to such hind tllcv were going to lla they hull WUANTEI), MAH) F09, C.\1;N}uRA|, __-_mm,|h,,, |-,.,_,,,,_)
_.1 synths 1,, this p,.,,_,h,c,, ym, h,__,_,, world had its drawbacks and he fl r¢sP0nsih‘ility ns he “'““‘ ""‘“‘* ‘D ”°"‘~ _housewol-k. Apply 231, Richmond iv/\slliNu'l'oN, Anvil za. ul»ln~rnl
_mined tho respect and the ghohwm somctincs tllougllt‘the people of this lissumc. _ - _ i Dr, Wllrburton said that Mr. __.St. __ _ __ _ _lfifiil-3-2ilMtf_ (inn-hnZn_ hem] _,f the M¢._xionn ui,"
nl ills nc..-plc in i inosc nnusnnl ns- Inland were Pwn-e in 0‘"=\"_“°S“"““ie M“Y°" B“"`““_ md "mt “B “ ml' Frnstn diplomatic trnlnnin hh-li en--oouvnx Pllvrllna .sn-shiirs Ani; smllsiniiniists, lnic lnnny nntnh-ll
nr:-c, V I ` their drawbacks. He tilollght Pro- Hcp he I‘_Bi1l”¢ll20u Very much UWUMV- abled him to conllllst his work here( signs, Lowest, h,-ics hy y0hhg_ 72 ghh l.nf_;h A___(._,-ihm, 1|m._.m,_.dm,._d_d
THE A|)D]\ES3_ them in dealiml Ollt iheir matorolo- lr-_lst not lic selfish and must realize
glcsl conditions and had given them that ~-hut was their loss was some-
'l‘hl- _Premier then read the mldrcss il climate which taken all the year llorlv else's zain. Mr. Frost through-
uv follows; ‘ round ~ oulll average up with the out his sojourn here had taken _fl very-
On wha" M the cmzend 0| Chd,.__m_,__j,,,-ity U1 nlimhheh over the we-rid lively interest in the affairs of the
lotteltoivn and Prince Edward I-slnnd,'In summer it was ll paradise; in win- l"I‘0V1Y1Cv_ and had done ll lI\‘0H-i dwl
this nnlvlin m_-,sting has -neon onllsoter it was sunny null henthy. There. _for it in the _way of pub‘icity_ 'l-lc
to give sxppoggign to their npprsoia-'.Wére a great many l>¢'ll'8B8B thot 001115 only join with the citizens of
tion of yoni- vainhhn _ssl-vices to 'seemed to be mere pls-' Charfottetown ln_wishlng Mr, Frost
the Province," h‘h'd_ the high' |¢gh颢~_titudes and - lmanlngless which every success in his new office and he
and regal-'A for Hyoni-psi( -Ami Mrs," eventually they came to dis- trusted it would not 'be very long 've-
rrosi, which il", hm.-'fmnim nur- cover were lull of meaning had of nl-- fore the Consul would sec his wav to
ing your two ,,,,,.,» .',-,misuse hsl-e, logetbern different chsl-hctsv than he with them asain.
Iulnlsillnfglf on "yah, nrrlvnl in they were first considered. It was Mr- Rcddin. in the course of some
Charlottetown ' u h ii to make
that way with him that day, when re-marks llrimful of hun'-our, said that
v/ourself.. a sighed *sith the re- someone mentioned to him some- all mv’-lst he impressed with the fact
nnnrvcs and el‘1'xil‘bortunitfes of the Pro-
thi-ng about that function. The old__l-het Mr- Frvst had done more dur-
vlnce-ltn cl-sae ,sm illilllstriss; shll'sh‘yln-g, "Iv ls not so -inuch the sue _ins the two years hc has been hers
from that time tothe present, by 'as it is what is behind it," assumed than env other American Consnr in-so
diligent on-quiry and intercourse iith'for him a new meaning altogether. f_hev_¢ver had. Outside of his du-
ps°p1¢_ -“equiped 5 vngg. That was the way ln which he took ties li! a_Gon_sul, Mr. Frost’s strong
hilih ' _ _ __ - _ - _ 1, _ _ _
t _
Oll f‘
store w
volfr 0 fc
he appreciated He thanlsd
U.
D011!
came
the
whom
Hon. Mr. -Billed.
e value
inz bitter known'
in voul- and the
world
have
our
_ _
_stir
utho
mnnsl that gift It was not the money it pnrwnnugy ,M ,o¢h,~hm¢_y had “med
g-nn presented but the goodwill behind hm, ',,,,,,,.a] ,.dR.a,.d_ Hd h0pdd__he
and hoped tddat the “und felt sure thstbotb' Mr. Frost nnd his
l-in-fs the utmost prosperitv ostlmhble lady would carry away
tin->-brforf he rs-1-irht be al- with tflblrv  impvsssions si :hs
with it, again or until he Ianni ,,
from time to tin;»_:i. (Al>- _ ' __ ' I
Exl-iiyor Lyons said he hadgone
Ali
_ _ _ _ _ ther_|i_‘_' to Join in saying ll parting
.rosrros x-lash/i_sn's -rasfrmosv veal,-' ohm 8 lm isvsv--ll, is nf,
ll highly cultured Am-
in ‘this quarter. The ax-
lW°°l>t¢fb\¥_- f°¢‘ f-M. last
high position of Anier-
in'_tuf| iqhqeterl The ex.
Mr. Frost had succeed-
I
with the 'conditions of
the P-refines paused his lm
There were few men in
i ‘better posted in that
ln fan»;llarl'l~"
resources' sind caps-|
vilience had been very favouraflls to Ffnht wha culled nWHy~ But thev so successfllll _ I-lc had been of in
y _
sstimnhle _service to the Province. file
had been n good .student lin-ll li hnrd
worker and the speaker felt that the
(‘-onsul`s departure was not only a
personal loss but a loss to the Pro-
vince. He lla-`d no ‘doubt whatever
that Mr. Frost wherever he wont
would be ns successful nn-<l prosper-
ous as he hadhecn here. _
Mr. McCresdv entirely endorsed all.
that had been said in the address
which had -been presented to Mr.
Frost. Hu thouirbt they could all
agree that while here Mr. Frost had
been n vary creditable representative
of the vreat American people; that he
had. been n vo-y acceptable represen-
tative in P. Ei. Island and that his
public writings and addresses had
been of zrsat value to this Province.
While their monetary value had been
great, that was only part of them-
they had tended also to maintain
the excells'nt~feelillz 'between Ualnad-fl
and the United States which had long
been in existence and was growing
warmer from yearto year. _
_The Premier: We have said a num-
ber of things and hsveleft mainv
things, I have__no doubt, unsold.
Consul lilrost will have to umlerltlmd
that if tho speakers have not cover-
ed the ground as fully as they liked,
tllev all wish- _they had. I think
those gentlemen have voiced the sen-
timenfs of the whole community. I
sm sur: that' all they have said in
reoogni ion of the'.work that has
been done by Mr. Fro__st use been tru-
ly said, and those who have not the
_,l_ll>l>cr Queen street. 1869-4 9Mluo_ or his uc<‘ci\tunce to the ln'h\cil>le of
\iVAN‘l‘l§i)_,\ GIRL |-‘Oli l'§i§Nh_“R,\'l,'mclliation in the llifllculty between
llnusewnrk, Apply, lgg_ Queen gh the Unit(-li Htiltes llllll Mexico, l-ie
_ 2173.4_25Mu_'c~xpressell his willingness to confer
i-ififis ' l-*on sal lc-lflillin Blish "“ the “““"’°‘~- "““°““°“’T""“`“* W”
Hdmdldm dggpd $_;_00 ___ Bedtinm Ap_ marie bv Secretary Bryan that he
ply dd Richmond ,dtreér _wna informed by the llutiu Amerimlfi
' ` _ ' " intermediaries that it wus understood
' 2255-5-lM3i _ _
_ _ __  .  __ , _ _ ' the proposal for an Ari ilstlc which
rnnnnns ARE CALLED FOR 'ins and .vhnnlv inn. ...nn-ln`.»_.l to nn
n"r'=h-Hve of the Bcnlee Corner pro- unlicu sfnsss _ins clcncvnl 1-lilsftn,
f\°l'fv- She advertisement in anoth- will be llrcsented to General (‘.al-ran-
__¢L“21\=!1!fi~__ _ __ __  __ °24f*_:5;11i'1_3.h ni
FOUND ON KENT ST. A PURSE. °~'°*”"-l- '
Owner may have some on appli'-:ll-l
tion to Guardian News Ilept. and (canndlan Press?
"¥‘.__l?9Y_"?‘?_"'r_°¥__-‘_‘1:________ -'?-7li;"!Il“_'l1_i-l wssi-iw-';1‘oN, spill 29.- In view
FOR SALE.-HATCHING EGGS, of the serious situation at 'l‘am_>ico,
from Standard Bred to lay. Prize where the town is ln danger from the
Winninx White Wvendottes- S1'-00 l-spin ncchlnnlstion oi nnlilstl-ihlltsd
1;* UWNDE- ADDIY Rial; Irgahdn oil from the great wells nearby, the
01111- _1___§;___ _ _-,_ state department appealed to the
i3*oli"'§Xlf§ "fs`TL~ll». of-‘ i'.Ai"- C`onslltu_i.lonsiiscs in the vicinity for
coons and 5 pair _of Foxes." Will the neutralization of the territory
also sell options on mink for Aug- including the oil ` wells and tanks.
uct delivery. Chas. H. Keith. The British Logation ln Mexico '\‘-itv
22555-11;/l1mop¢i_ is endeavoring to get Huel-ts to
'l‘f-IERE LS ,~\N ill --N-NG Av IAL-
conwond Hospital for pulls women
wlshinit to take up mental nl\;sln_g.: ‘C“““‘“““ P"°“°)
applicants -mould svnlv i0 °"  vans Cnuz April 29- 'rho lor-
htuilrthox s.;.`r?|fr'f‘3\lll';lll:t1¢fce?»Lvvli“T””' _tml 0; Ben Juan Dc- Uloa. notol-lrus
° ' ' ` _ or can urfss as perhaps the fou est
_ __ _-__ _ _ . ?2.m`5f;M.“' Prisoner on‘ the American Continent,
'l`0 RENT BY ‘TI-Il~._ YEAR, OR was ordered vacated immediately-by
lease. a splendid site for fox ranch, Real- Admiral Fletcher. 'rhree hun-
sitlmted at Tyrone, l.ot 81, ten dl-ed political prisoners were turned
miles from l"harlof_tstown, 28 miles loose and ll6 sent elsewhere. The
from Wiltshire Station, slreadv alipcarance of the prisoners was piti-
clelired, randy fo build ranch. Will ful as the cmaciated creatures stumb-
n-ll ' lumhei- fm- same if recuirefl. led forward to thank the inspecting
fnlmlier on ranch. Address l‘. D. officers for their delivery. Many of
Hasan, Tyrone, l.of 31. those imprisoned were once high in
225i-5-lM6d. Society Polltlc rmy.
l?I°'?E‘!'°- “"9 __l”9_’_¥_“f‘*i_‘9_°___‘?i_"9_‘“¢ P"°i
(Continued on page four;
;,__~.“‘_ 1 ..i“ 
 “" "~“<"._“fli.-‘ -'rn ‘/_fr_y\.flhi' 1 _
I Heir 'fn $l_i.%.  _  
. ‘-n-»»-"3 5 ‘ ’5"_ ‘?fLr*_`/"`?_‘7 `
_ s and the A
M_|hh,-,yh Linimshh Gm-M mpghu-1,, Mimlrd's Lfafmeut Cures Distsmper.
~ r_oamllisn~ Pitney - _
LONDON, Ont., Apfild 
Harriet Simms of this y" toduy_ 're-
ceived word from her gngliihlliflioi- r
faors that she is heir in joint-.to ‘a
fortune in Ireland valued ~_at 3.114000.-
000.
-?-`,---__--- ‘
C0lll|0 EVENTS.
' INHOUIIIZEMEIITS.
IEETIIIGS ETC.
(Ju:-_ cent por worll ench insertion is
this column. (lash must uusoglpaly
oder. Mindlnurr. clrarge tweo y- ve
cents. . _
“Reserve Friday May 15th, for the
St. Jurltca Church Mission lland (lon-
cert _ 223 4-4-301412 ipil .
"Take n trip to Albsrton on May
-ith with the Dramatic Club. Tl-aiu
leaves at one o’clock, return imme-
diately after performance. Fare 1.25.
_ 2205-4-291131.
---A .
"Cheap trip to Aillsrtan, Monday
May 4th-1.35 return, with Ohrlot-
_tetown I-rsnwtic Club whoars pre-
senting "Still Waters Run D009" the
_zrsat Society phv uiiilr Mn Mme-
tion of Mr. Frank Oliver.
. 224|-6-1M¥i.
“Delft forget ein-ohliriotuntovn
‘Dramatic Club are gain; \.o'1l\rei-ton
nn May 4th presenting "Still Wut-
»-~-'-~f---~'.--':"f'“"1“-T*‘ mee- _si-v Run Deep." 'res ofphm uni,
_Quartette are also enlafnd. Special
train leaves town nt ons `o'¢io¢k_ Re-
turn lmlnedfatelv nicer pzrfonnnnqh
_serine trip. alas. sm-is-intl.
--poo-i.r_sv_ , lilalrrmos.-'r_ A.;
Benson, Dominion Poultry Represen-
tative, will adrlnsn s pouluy mm.
Ulf; at Marshfield, in tht hall, on
Sgtul-day. -‘#31 2nd. commeititi at
2. 0 p. nl. e object- f- iii;
will (die to cmdhrl&” “b!
organ ning an 9 ‘a\t{l|,in;_ _ fn-
fmcr. and it  \\ii.e_%'vho
are intereltsd will attluinwleslrs
asked to make n lpwill ei to be
present.
-1--.~¢~__-»--u
billiards llnimsni sul-es larpt ln cows,”
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