YEAR 79 -NO, 56 u Mi KINGSTON, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, Ln2 LAST EDITION 4 | GOUD NEWS FOR ITY iT. | THE CABINET'S POSITION WEATHER PROBABILITIES. ; ! -- : i -- Toronto, Ont March Sth, 18 AJ, en HINA S NEW PRESIDENT { Needn't Spend Five Days in Camp fs Explained by L'Evencment, of BOLT OF i ah aliey and Upper Si, La wiaiive : i Fine and much the same emperaiurs After All Quebec, : y ' on Thursday, Ottawa, March 6,- The miliary re-| Cuebee, Mageh 6.--For the first time 3 gulation ordering ali city corps inte we the question of the Keewatin $ camp fur at least five days this sum | schools has " under consideration, : » mer has been amended 50 as to givol the French-Cnadian paper, L'Evene ' the eorps liberty 10 attend camp ment, the oftibial ®rgan of flon. L. P. for as many dafs as they wish. Pelletier, postmaster-general, has. ex- - me mate ---------- --.| 'The new regulation gives provision | pressed an opinion. It explains the But Monk Nantel and Pelle jof Sir Wilirid Laucier's attitude in Government Without Funds fo! "BLUE LAWS" MAY TOTTEL. of claven days training at regimental | attitude of ihe French-( anadian mem y * {1896 in regard to the remedial bill of } headquarters. In wrder to draw fui] | bers of the Borden cabinet in _ the . {the Tupper administration. "The | Meet Needs | Legislators of Bay State Would Per. |Day the men must put five or more {following way: "Il the French-Cana- tier Voted Tory. Manitoba school question," he said, | ; . 5 days in camp. {diane do not resign they must have ; mit Sunday Sports. ' I | good reasons #6r not 'do Th "was, as Sir Wilkhid Lausigt main- | +z : As a site for the new departmental | 2 Tease " Ag 80. These tained, finally and for alRtime seitled! Boston, March §.--A legislative aw LL Jia S16) ew deparimen . fo have alteady fought for the ¢ 7 o -- ---- . i i block in this eity the dominion gov. a : in 1897." sault on the *'blue laws," New F UE | srmment expropriated eighty-five pro. | Principle that is now volved, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier concluded a fine land's Puritan inheritance, at {ast Lk Woliin | cannot possibly soniradict themselves, : periics ving between Wellington | > [rimises some chance of If -- ------ 3 } they remain in office it is | speech by moving the following amend- first. bill odifyi b Success. Lhe! street and the Ottawa river. nnd be | th ey a dint ol rg in 8 Pecauge carding pocHying the restriction re tween Bank and Bay streets. Ihe cost | Dey hope by of patience ane ment: "That this bill be not now read | §! te 3 . i ods a second time, but that it be resolved |¢! garcing sports on Sunday that has ¢ i. | perseverance 19 obtain nstice not only rE a , x i : i Bas ww 82,000,000 « ~millio fol-| x t 3 r ; 3 5 8 IN HOPE O. RE-ESTABLISHING | been reported to the le Radature for H i x y io ang : s fom million dol {for the Cathalie minority of Keewat. | OVER THE MANITOBA = BOUNI-| that while his hau . i javorable, to > > many years, appeared in the house re | 1 ar Tl be erected. lin, but alse for the Catholic minority ARIES BILL VOTE. the extension of the boundaries of the g SOME ORDER. cently. : yh elaan go the fun { of the whole of Manitoba." : Provine of Manisoha, it a ot opinion ne x the Hy ) a allway, reference | . A g S y ©) 3 The Bince of Bored Foner] 1% Commits on gal aes, by 30 HUCH0 Bos rinoy, i paren '° Viner Lavertne to tuimedintety| 824 th terme' mder wich ¢ 1 pro 1 he Forces of the Foreign Powers a vote of eight to seven, favorabl. ) v ; Start' 5 Cans Eas Ose ' » on . 1 ' 3 1, rly ES. Bag Fn get | , i x / paign Against Hom. |' : teh : in China--fu the Fighting so Var reported the 'bill, which gives cities E. + PURDY, former cotleetor of | Woman Bmmtigration 'Agent. set forth in this bill and in the order s custorus in the Yukon, has been ap wi March © Mr. Pelletier, Who Thew Down: cil of February 20th, 1912. are er WV ¥ M . : nnipeg, 6. ~ Mrs, Geney eve in council o on vy J ' Jis, are the Foreigners Have Not Been|and towers the opiion of PEFMILLING | ointed superintendent of customs in- , i a all kiads of sports, including amateur : Lipsett Skiuger, president of the His Nationalist Friends. unfair und unjust both to the people i Endangered. shows, after 1} Pm provided no | "Peetors, with headquarters in ita | Manitoba Sufshive Society, and a Special to the Whig J of Manitoba, and to the people of thelq| Tokio, March 6A despatch re admission is charged, 3 wa. | well-known journalist of Winnipeg, | Ottawa, March 6.-- The first vote on other provintes of the dominion." { ceived here from an authoritative --------------nias OL PR a {has been appéinted by the federal | the Manitoba boundary question with --etmar---- ------ source in Pekin, states that Yuan CURE LIKE A MIRACLE. DISTURBING RUMORS {government toftravel in the United | the : school phase of it as really a FRANCIS KING ATTENDED . Shi Kai is mentally unbalanced, due ---- : BE | Kingdom and address women in the | burning issue, has come and gone. . to the strain of recent events, Girl, Blind and Helpless, Recovers| "OPCTRIng the Condition of Queer: | interest of Condding immizration. Five kicked the | The Conference to . nationalists over Oppose the Tis nx arded here hn wr on Health Suddenly, Alexaudra, | traces, kept o keen eve on their con- Chicago Drainage Plan. ery at. welve hundred oops | ---- bi re i ; 3 a 4 . | A stituencies, ang voted against the | Special t the Whi from Port Arthur are being rushed to iikwood Hoad, Herne Hill, Eng., i Laren ay. The bolt or faithful np March 6 Francis King, of Pekin at the reques: of M. Ijuin, the Ton i A aDarthy Xerrin, aged i i reese | Kingston, representing the Dominion THE STORY of the New Japanese minister to China, ¥ one, A 0. bed-ridden | | . { e jor five years and was blind sd hile Maxie Peadiation, attended the so Veils includes the telling of . + » M 0 : : 1 me ory AD Lack of Mowey Worries. hea, rudtmly. retorted to héulth the case in opposition to the plan ofl) ¥omething very novel and ap ; aL 4 : # regardec 5 Pekin, March 6.--The English, Ame- . R 4s ano8t r fo It i - 5 the Chicago sanitary drainage com- preciable of a Vell that comes 2 : oh ad Cor Le miraculous, She is ssid to have seen P rd A Total I and Traffic rican, French and Germa nin 5a dazeling light » mission to materially increase the in the Lalest shade of pink and and to hear a voice held a conference, vesterday, in refer- ; 4 i w~ 3 i » 3 A How of its cana! 4 throws a faint p by . Re 4 3 3 3 Li g . 8 fs each-like glo China's critical fi ial sity. | "OVing Dorothy, your sufferings are : . : A 0 3 It is claimed the carrving out of thse . f Row ence to ina s critical financial sito over. Get 'up Olt © walk ** . i ' 3X i aver the face--a most becom- ation 5 s oh P you can wa ted } ; i scheme will injuriously affect ( anadian fd id ne ol r doet § * 3 } S-------- Yuan Shi Kai is without money and . . ors who attended her | ne hu | waterways hy materially - reducing the} Ing production ° E30 WT Case was t , nus } p declares that a loan is imperative, ag By nos ynuguA } . ; : X : : 8 3 -- levels of the great lakes and of the St r Ire aaah dg it will enable him to pay off the sol- had known in twenty-five years' prac 3 ia SAILINGS : A L ED 4 Lawrence river. The preparation of | IN FISH NET Vellings is a diers and restore order. Lice, 3 | y. > fi the case was placed in the hands of ne host of new patterns in the Theee milliois "advance on a pros - - AAA . 4 : 5 committee consisting of Messrs. John! two effects, the pective forty million tacls loan dd ADMITS HE WAS SPYING. | A x & i Kennedy, engincer of the Montreal Shia . J four groups was to have been paid to Ge 1 w i . | BY STEAMSHEPS OWING TO THE! | : . harbor board; W. J. Stewart, hydro MAGPIE, showing a white him next week, but in view of the |U*T™an Lieutenant Was in England ! . es ; grapher, and V. V. Forncret, engineer ground 'with black patterning ; a ; | COAL STRIKE. ; 5 . ' chaotic conditions, bankers refuse to Yon Military Mission." & Pe " 3 . : of the St. Lawrence river works. They and the proceed unless authorized by their Berlin, March 6.--At the trial of . | x will employ whatever assistance is ne representative governments. The pow- |Cotnt 7 Gishert Wolff Metternich, y { Railways Continue to Discharg: cessary JACKDAW, showing a black ery are thus faced with the alternative charged with swindling and belonging 1 Workers -- British Government c . It is probable that an expert will be ground with white patterning S suthtising an sivands on Shanes to oh pon gra tonal band of Swindiees, Reported to Have Placed Rig Con if Secured to report as Jo whith tha i ma, Insure 1 restoration of a Witness create a sensation While 2 1 > 2 . >» ncago Bewage canho we reavec ™ : 3 » ry > > order or, no refusing, of finding them- on the stand, by testilving that J oh] { tracts In Congda : for Coal for otherwise than in the method propos Ls SHOWING the new selves plunged into an expensive mili- Lieut. Beckhaus, one of the alleged : 3 Navy. he ed. The case will be heard at Wash- 3 130aW, Tuxedo and Lace tary intervention, victies in London, had heen sont -- a | London, March 6.~The national goal HON, ME. FeuLBETIER ington, March 27th. Veilings that are found to suit there oflicizlly as a spy. 'The lieuten- strike is already costing the stupen- | who threw down his Nationaiist Se ------------------ & the most fastidious Government Moves Back. ant was called to the stand and nd ldous sum of 85,000,000 dail Addi- triends BRITISH MISSIONARIES Nanking, March 6.~In an efiort to mitted thay he was in England on Fort Nelson will be the terminus of ¢ a QUEEN ALEXANDRA, [tional stenmships were tiéd up to-day ---- . - . { MOURNING VEILING in restore" order and inaugurate a stable military mission, London, Eng., March 6,--There are (and industries elosed down, bringing [five was, of course, not unexpected. | Massacred in North China by 4 Many individual 'Veils and wood government, it is assured that S-------------- disturbing rumors concerning the ill. | the total of idle men this afternoon up That there would be a bolt was Bandits, | Yardage Veiling. the provisional government have de- IRISH PAPERS PAY ness of Queen Mother Alex andra, who [to 1,850,000. known everywhere, and the only ques- Pekin, March -6.--Nows: hits been Sides Fo go to xkukin and make that has heey ill with influenza for some | England, Scotland end Wales face a as I ean boltery votild brought here of the massacre ol seve- |g! THE SPRING TIME winds aty, for presont time, at least, weeks. Specialists have been enlled in, [total trade and traffic aralyzation as| P. ag, lave Ae on 2° tral British missionaries by bandits in [€! . a the capital of the new republic. This TRIBUTE 10 BLAKE but no bulletin has been issued. La result of the 48 BY ao labor | Borden ranks on the vote an Sir Wil-} {he nterior of North China, and the will soon be a-blewing, The step is togirded as advisable on ac . -------------- Fetarnation. with the prices of the ne frid Laurier's amendment to the bill {poi iich consul is taking the matter up |§| Matter of Veils ik ono that the 2 rd : ------- RRR 3A Fa HE . { ¥ . s " ; : A E ys alii 8 £ : an al A troops | ug Spat Sridane- Rendered Signal Service to Ireland SHEEP PERISH IN STORM. |cessities of life sbating. The situa- satly hs morning were : Lamarche with the government. { calls for present attention. y in the vicinity o -- eolet ), {tion 1 becon t 'oritical Paquette (Lislet), Seveghy . 1 ) 148 OC Of rT w . Pekin and the general unrest there. [a nine BetOMe, WOSE Critica . Eighteen Hundred Tumble Over Emi Sd 11 . Sola (Dorchester), Pellmare {Maskinonge), Your inspection cordially in- It is believed that the removal of Never Bitter or Effusive Yankment: i baa is ob | American and ( anadian tourists arel, Guilbault (Joliette.) Mesirs. CHINESE SMUGGLERS vited the seat of government to Pekin will = 'ankmont in Blizsar. {cutting their sojourns in London short, Cruise and Mulloy, the twe liberals, i of itself restore order thers. The for. Partizan Tacoma, Wash., March 6.-J. W. Pat. fearing that lack of fuel will seriously | from Manitoba, voted with the opr TERRIBLY FROZEN mal establishment of the new gov- i Mire v on . tbrsan, a sheep raiser of Glendive, jeripple the trans-Atlantic traffic. position. Needless to say, three na ernment and the inauguration of Yun Lond n, arch 6.--~The Freuman 8 Mont., related how he lost 1,500 sheep | It is reported that 'the British gov- tionalist ministers stayed with the Shi Kui us president will be under Jutemal commenting on Hon. Edward [um fifteen minutes during,a blizzard last ernment has placed big contracts in , . { i n t government. Deputy Speaker Blondin Hi i Bo Dar i F r 'y taken immediately, Slake's death, states that the sad | week. 'The weather was twenty two {Canada for coal. Mines in PFastern also voted with the government, al idden in X om ---- news will recall to the minds of Irish- degrees below zero when the 1,800 guy {Canada produce bituminous coal of { though he was one of the hotest na Canada Th Near Foreign Powers' Forces. men the figure of a great man, who of a herd of 3,000 sheep tumbled over y ey . § : quality well suited to needs of the | tionalists in Quebec. Washington, March 6.--In addfiion | devoted his life to the service of Ire. 4 steep embankment. Snow had been |pavy. I'he prediction by Mr. Bourassa in Perished ; is to the Japanese troops about to be land. While he did not live to soe the falling almost continuously for weeks | Railroad workers throughofit the | Le Devoir some days ago 'that there a da The Store of Satisfaction, sent to the reinforcement of the for. | Vealization of his crowning ambition, Blizzards Swept it into a deep gulch, | United Kingdom continue t6 be dis-|would be ten nationalists who would | Detroit, Mich., March 6.- Nearly . eign forces in China, Germany has he witnessed the removal of important | which filled up level with the ground. discharged from their employment ow- [leave the government ranks on this | dead from cold and exposure and with LOUO men now at Tsingtan, on the |Darviers to home rule. His powerful | The 15ét herd sank to the bottom of ling to the shortage of coal necessitat- | vote was, therefore, not fulfilled. their feet so. badly frozen they could Shangtung leninsule, rendy to move | Mdvoency and Support ol howe rulefthe deift-in the guleh ling 'the restriction of the train ser | Of the ten, the nationalists counted [not walk, two Chinamen who had on Pekin if necessary, according to a would alone give him a place of dis ---------- Rion. At Newcastle yesterday another |on Barrett (Berthier), Lavallie (Bell- | been smuggled across the Detroit MAGUIRE-~In New York. on Mareh FOpoEt to the state department from | tinction apiong the leading statesmen GAVE POLICE THE SLIP. {10.000 men were added to those who | chasse), . Rainville (Chambly and |river were found hiding in a box car | M/ Isl, 1972, James Maguire (Cashier the American minister, to China. of mode Th times, I Ray » been thrown out of work o- | Vercheres), Mondon (Yamaska) and | by immigration inspectors last night National State Bank, Flizabotls oy, his statowment, there ate now a ' The Irish Times sabe: "Blake was a | Miss Pankhurst 1s Wanted on 2 Co loons of the, canl trike. * The tres, | Achim (Labolleh, wh ois managed | The Chinamen had been placed in the Magriire and hropper" afte flush total of 5,70 foreign troops, made up man of wide learning and many ac- piracy Charge. sousy Da k ns f thet fa to get convenient pairs or did notivar some time Sunday night while the Mary nnd Margene: of this eity, of British, 5,000, French, SO; Japan- | compilishmenta. By his simple honest} Londen, Fag March 6.74 % {i ng an ot Surial wm vote, car was in Windsor, 'and had been Funeral wit leave his sisters' resid in ese, 1,000; German, 200; Russian, 200, {of purpose and ability he made him- ato fring ilk oR d are el 12 Slice fall parts. iia) 1 t ; There were twenty-three pairs in all. [without food or water since. They | is Hagot Wan idova: ach raday and American, 500, self a gront name. He rendered signal bet P's "i 8 ons on nr iy L } Meo. IR, " SE had Ty fee between The government's majority was thir- | were taken to a hospital where physi- | Mary's Cathedral, where & solemn Of these LODO have been sent to | service to Ireland and his death will P thick. AMES, who. wit x. and Mrs. France and Eng and has been reduced ty-eight. The - division was fairly ex- | cians sdid it may be necessary to am- | requiem mass wiil be sung for the Pekin. According to the latest official {be regretted by all nationalists. ol ie Lawrence and other leaders of to one steamer daily on the live run- rea and noisy, although the result it putate their fee:, i ' a . Pe pecttully y reports the total strength of the for The Irish News says: "In the death pilin sulragetics, were supposed to ning between Folkestons and Bou Wie, Of Sours. So foregone sonclusion . , | an d cign forces in Pekin, acting as lega- | of this famous judge Ireland lost a onan, arrested last night on a togne. When three out of the five nationalist | HAS HE FOUND SOUTH POLE" RPIN. i on March $k top guards is 3,102 men. true friend. He wen admiration and COAT rUay charge, It seems Miss | bolters rose out of the. government 912 n Turpin, aged The minister's , advices are to the | respect from all political standpoints, | Pankhurst slipped away from the DIED. The general council of the miners ves- po- [terday declined the offer made by the ROOSEVELT QUIBBLES AG VIN. . J ------ Draws Distinction Between Candis + + : 3 : Y " x ranks to vote with the opposition, | Report That Capt. Scott, R.N., Has 2) place Friday worn. effect that in all the fighting so far and. he never descentied from the high- [lice sqmehow. In the police court this railway employoes union fo order a there was an mighty uproar from the Reached There. ] nis ' wk yp rom hig? foreiguers have uot' been endangered, {est ideals. le was mever u bitter or morging, \ where other prisoners were sympathetic strike on'all the railroads | poral side. The liberals have never London, Eng., March 6.--This eit! I Marys Daihrdean fhreqt, A -------- oliensive partizan." aermigned, bail was refused, and re | to force pressure on operators in favor shown any undue enthusiasim when fis all agog to night with the Funor Lap reqiiem mass will be sug HOBBLE DAZES CONVICT. A - mands were made for one week. of the miners. ; : any nationalist, for one cause or an- | hat Capt Beat he Bore) ar 1 ' of ha soul. Friouds To be in the Fashion. | The sailings of the American line other, chose to ally himself with {100 renched and reported the diy | : Women's Skirts Strange After Years! 1. don. March 6 -Women of fash. steamships Philadelphia and New York them. When Mr. Monk followed by Mr. leavery of the South Pole. An svening | merrier ermsisasiociommbin ih Prison. j ion 'must spend $13.500 for a Bugle | from Soutuampeion dor Ne y Fok on Pelletier and Mr, Nantel, rose to vote | paper published an item to this ef ROBERT J. REID, loston, -- March 6.--When = David | complete toilette according te Londen dature and Secking Nominati ace a 44 ReSpct ively: have with the oY srument, ay pe me fect, Fhile such an announcement ad The Leading Undertaker, Mogney, pardoned by Governor Foss, | modiste, this spring. Plumage shoss i add § ] Ig 3 minay on. {been cancelled in consequence o the | torious cheering from hot Sides of 1} urly expected, it is taken rather "Phone 577. 280 Princess Street. came out of Prison. he declared that | at $2,500 is one item. A boudoir cap Oyster Bay, NY. : March 6.--Col. {coal strike, the house. loi gingerly, in remembrance of the trou the | first thing that impressed him | will cost $50, Rousévelt said that it was perfectly | ' rh oes - ) Seven fhousand dol as a year, ble Dr." Cook put the world to with JAMES most, after thirty-two vears of con- RN true that he had said he would not reight Trains Collided. you know," called out a libera Tem | his reported discovery of the North ; finement, was the hobble skirt of the ONLY THREE COUNTRIES be a candidate in 1912, but had not Orangeville, March 6.--One cattleman, | ber, and Mr. Monk flushed hotly. The | pole some time ago. Theretis no eon 204 and 250. pRinOn Adertakers, women. "Never in all my lite did 1 declared that he would not accept the {whose name is unknown, is seriously {faces of the ministers who were stand- firmation of ar, A : evi Capt Scott's reported 'hone 147 for Am i irt." ani ination if tendered. He drew a dig. I ditched 4 ing so much on party allegiance were discovery. His wile has not heard expect to this hobble skirt," said RORUNA A did: thurt, three cars are ditched, and some ing 50 » ry 8 as n 41 Mooney Sotig when asked what ay WORLD tnetion between the two. stock destroyed, as the result of a eol- [anything but happy. Mr. Monk and from him. BLACK WALNUT CHAIRS. most striking Jo him after get EP -- isi i frei i Mr. Pelletier speat.most of the night Twelve of these in two different ting out of prison. "You sce, it is t-- Find of Molybdenite, listen Of lreleht, train vo the Pacis in explaiaing their positions, and ex- 9 A Tg CR She ar nad' thirty-two years since 1 have had my Short Suggestive Announcement Port Arthur, March 6. fitorge (near here this morning. Traffic both planations will be Boeded. £1 SAY THEY LL DRIVE |At Turk's. 'Phone 705 . dreedom, and when I went to prison Greet, of Philadelphia, who has. for ways was suspended for some hours. Mr. Pelletier's bo fiante " Le the skirts of women were large. Now Made by Lord Wolseley and some time been prospecting in this Maitre was evidently made in a fit of | ukirts really daze we. agighborhiood, * reports the discovery $10,000 Bequest to Hobart. desperation. He realizes that the only FATHER VAUGHAN out u U i i i 0 N bE Y : v; | : They are the funniest things I have . of large deposits of molybdenite Denver, Col., March 6.--Hobart Col- | C374 to play now is that whieh will ever seen." hE : ; : g 3 rt. _ Sosa . Maxim, the inventor, declares that inffilte is 4 rare mineral used largely in (eneva, NY. will receive $10,000 up-|P° New Bank Act Must Wait. : 3 v / i vi : . Already the fiat bas gone forth a very shoft, time there will be only [CONuECtion with the manufacture of der the will of Mrs. Mary Wells May : gy. Ottawa, Maieh 6.--Hon. W.* T.|thive countries in the world. ¥| steel bardening tools: and preserving Vought, who died last December in| tom St. James street, Montreal, that Fearless Whive, minister of finance, stated that | "Some time. ago, in talking with [femper. it had been definitely decided not to] Lord Wolseley, he told me that in the Atte ied Ottane rs Autroduce the new bank act this |futive there would be only two coun: nded Ottawa Wedding. nm. a8 the time was too short, | tries in the world, and those would bef Ottawa, March 6.--Col. and Mrs. eT Boston, Mass., March 6. Hudson | 90rth-west of Lake Nipigon, Molybde- {lege, an Episcopalian institution of king um the Most sousrYativg yup. The Socialists are Piqued by His in In the Comb, 1%¢ and 20¢ per 1 this head shall be delivered on a charg- por seo Florence, Italy, while on «pleasure er, and Amand Lavergue will begin a New York. tion. ph her husband, Grandin Tracy campaign against him in his home New York March 6, Piqued by th ought. \ id by the constituency {luchec county) on Suu- fearless and effective' denunciations of EXTRACTED, th , | ose. wa : 3: = . day next. their doctrines delivered from the pul-| 2 1.3 Ib. Pails one re: | China Aud the United States," says Venom Eaton, of Kinguion, wers STRIKE Hon. Mr. Pelletier late in the night [Taei" doctrines del om the pul cre wesns. BB, 1 fir. Hatin in an interview, published i ests jody -. she fro. LOOKS LIKE hurled across the floor sccusations ol - a uri wthadral on How, Sib Pails... ,.. ,..... 68e. eet ty hh ofS. Se IN UMTED STATES 5 I Fou Se 0 TE lL A stronger th that ol y ho J. Gormully, to William Davidson ------ ed the liberal chief with the betrayal London Jesait, the socialists have un. hoi rrr ssnses. GLEN "be introduced shortly ta a ili a ua very oak | gn Riga, Tosi rad of his co-religionists from 1896 down | gertabon to drive the Engilsh preaches! 20 Ib. Palle ... .. ..... $2.40 Sf Sha: banky in the world and SH be thefIreland. Nr. and Mrs Erwin, will live Operators Firm ad Reject the De- to the preseni day. Sir Wilfrid, hel ue of this country. Every day he re i United States of Asia (includi Eur-jin Russia" a has declared, is responsible, for the ceives stacks of 'anboymous letters, = obs). the United Sate = Aries "ey ain > 3 mands of the Miners far present government's failore to in many of them merely abusive. but of Jas. Redden & Co. ths hited States of Amerien. Black Smallpox in Convent. clude a separate school clanse in thel1ste the tone has been changing, and J "Look at the world's progress in the! Montreal: March 6. The officials of Increased Pay. g present legislation. = "The liberal), has beem advised to get out of this Approves. Ross Rifle Sights, . © last bundred and fifty vears. See the provincial board of health are Now York, March 6 Anthracite POrty Is responsible for this position country as soon as he can. Needless London, March 6.-Col. Crosse, secs what Japan has done in fifty years. still hed with the small-pox epide- {coal Operators, in session here, decid |'098Y:" he cried. "1 am not EOE {to say Father Vaughan refoses to be refary* of the N.R.A., says he has Then imagine what is the futare of the mie i the province, the latest reports ed to reject the of ithe min: [0 $aY it is to last forever, But is inf Fiturbed over these maifestations of | wired Capt. Birdwhistle that the two new Chinese republic, with its 400, i being that one case of black small ers for an mecreased pay. A commit. "0! 1OW. possible to run up - Seam | the anger of the wonld-be relormers | methods of attachment submitted or 000,000 people." pox has broken out in 4 convent, aud tee of operstors wus appointed to AE%inst the tornnt of public: seati-|of thy goal system. In reply to theluse on the Ross rifle st Bisley srs : that in the same institation there are notify union officials of the resuli * ment which Laurier and the liberal | invitation that he "pack up his bag- | approved. . * sixtesn cases of mild small-pos. It is estimated that the antfiracite Porly "have relessed from the mons: gage and exil immedintely to Eng. 2 oT ---------- ! operators hive from six to ten |téins ; For land," Fathef Vaughan announces Maoy friends will be glad to lear : - W. Fowler Beresved. million 1058 of coal in a an : that be intends to hold his ground i brs tor of John Dou | 4 Sussex, NB. March . 7 Weedon | month's supplv--in preparation for the of, r Minister and fiish his course of lectures, come : i i hy , father of 'George W. Fowler, | strike, whi bay cove when Nace rom educating the people 10 Bis To-|uhut may. \ : died, vestérda isting Expires © an seh (ronlo. no-coercion program. go) y as ' tons ah Mr. Monk devoted prasiically Re