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Important Legislation in Interest ’ of Poor Sultan. ISASES IN DIVISION COURTS m3 Time For Stationery Engineers ; h Qualifyâ€"End of Session In Sight : Mmt Order: to Have Precedence â€" Finance: of the 1'. a N. o. Beltwayâ€"Routine Business in the Legislature. tine I In response to a series of auctions a It. McDongnl (Ottawa), on. Col. laid on the table a return givingwthe following information re- -- -- L“... A. n..- vr a; x_o_ authority to issue . 'missiqn is not indebted to any bank. Interest on bonds paid by the Gov- emment' amounted to $339,744.34, in- cluding 'sinking fund payment, of ”â€"v_ of legislation for? the poor man. An- other by the Minister of Agriculture. Hon. Mr. Monteithfi extends the tips for stationery engineers to q under the act for six months from July 1 next to Jan. 1: 1909. The Min. ister explained that it was estimated co 'ng municipal assistance the industry of Grosch 8: Co. figfiartinent‘ 30010817.: New, York horse trainer. is oufiennz from a. wound m the leg. The shooting of Moore”! was acci- . Mr. Heflin wag arrested and being éomplehely lost in the midst of one of the worst. blizzard: that have swept the Gulf of St. Lawrence in . , L--Lâ€" â€"¢m at work on came up nth hardly any warning, and the wind shifting, the men soqn Niagara. Falls, 0nt.,March 28.â€"The report of the auditors of :I‘horold on the operation of the mumcipal elec- tric-lighting plant, shows that after paying all expenses and operating twenty-five arc lights there is a cash surplus of $795.05. After taking over the lighting plant ..... u.“ non. the town council re- After taking over the Lighting puns some years ago, the town council re- duced the price of light to four cents a. week per sixteen candleâ€"power lamp. The town is now completing a new water-works plant to cost $90,- (IJO. It will be operated in connection Iith the lighting plant. Ship Blown Uo; l3 Drownea. Handal, Norway, March 30.-â€"The Norwegian bark Inglewood, recently from New York to Stockholm, and arriving here on the 20th, can??? fire. She was loaded with napht and subsequently blew up. ainkingin forty 1 Belleville, March 28.â€"Owing to the breaking up of the ice in the River Moira. the water has risen consider- ably. and there is a flood of serious ”portions at present. The ice from up the river came down yesterda afternoon, and the rythm' ,in readiness for the. execu- g mtgrdny of Leo C. Thurman, tor theAmdrger‘Pgre in February, 1906, ,d -1 ‘t:.|.:...... - Ilfl mu Inn-awn" _-__ -7 a , of Walter P. Bolson of Michigan, a long distance telephone message from Governor Swmaon at 2.45 am. an- mood n that respite for the con- damned b0!-_ GO‘ sawed From the Gallm: Moira River Causes Trouble. DESPERATE AFFRAY- Reduced Cost of Light. 0118110wa The Provinci 1y appoint a the whole q cluding the the best In same. This was when an arm the Legislah resolution 01 .iohm askinl Uo; l3 Drowned. Shoots Two 0“ ' that Dofonco Will Try to Fix Bowin's Crime on Another. V'Detroit. March 28.â€"- but Dan Scott. ad not ngcy figwin,‘ killed Mrs. ()0;- next to the place occuggd by Mrs. .Wolch. wgq pestityins. L . ‘not kill Mrs. elch.” m the reply. Whereupon Mr. Gross withdrew his objections and Grossfleld said that he had seen Scott and Mrs. Welch throw- coal 1» each other. Heggner. who drove an exâ€" ----= man“ fm- Scott. and who room- 11811350 WU vvvu vâ€" _. .Welch, was testifying. Kennedy questioned him as to whether he had ever witnessed any encounters be- press wagon for Scott. and who room- ed at Mrs. Welch's place at the time of the murder, was on the stand when court adjourned. He said that he last saw Mrs. Welch at 11 o’clock on the night when she is supposed to have been murdered, but disclosed nothing that would shed any particular light on the tragedy. Several other wit. nesses were called, including Mrs. Kittie Fisher, housekeeper for Gross field, but beyond fixing the probable u..- A; the. murder their testimony Lune £13m, ”yum".-- field, but beyond fixing the probable time of the murder their testimony was not important. Sufiocating crowds continue to pack the courtroom, and Bowin still main- "Sure, I am satisfied with the way things are going,” he said after court adjourned Thursday night. ‘ haven’t seen them put anything on me yet, have ‘ er. About this confessxon you will see that it’s a mighty complicated thing when they get to it, and I am sure that this jury is not going to convict an innocent fellow just on the strength of that. I don’t know who did it. although I have my susc vicious. but I unsure that I am go- - -11 4.“. n A School Book Commission. Charlottetown, P.E.I., March 28.â€" The Provincial Government will short- ly appoint a commission to deal with the whole question of education, ino cluding the matter of text-books and the best means of obtaining the when an amendment was preposed in the Legislature by the Premier to a resolution of the leader of the Oppo- . sition asking the House to appoint a committee to deal with the text-book ~ question only.’ The matter was warm- 1y debated, it being represented that excessive prices of text-books and frequent changes impose a great but- den upon the people. EL? 0113. Du‘ ’- mu Gui-v Bill to Control'lndian Immigration Next Session. London, March 28.â€"(C.A.P.)â€"-In the Cornmons Mr. Morley stated the In- dian Government specially warned in- tending Hindu immigrants of condi- tions in Canada. The whole question was receiving attention. Durban, March 28.â€"â€"The coming ses- sion of the Government will intro duce a bill to control Indian immi- gration and fix a date whereaiter the introduction of Indians will be illegal. The London Morning Post says the Indian Government should be in- structed to prevent emigration to countries _where _it _creates disorder. “‘- a»- an onnnnnt 9..â€" countries where it creates disorder. The Standard, referring to an account of the introduction of reindeer in Newfoundland by Dr. Grenfell. says it is by such men as Grenfell and his friends and by such deeds that the true edprosperity of peoples is estab- lish . They Must Come Direct. Ottawa. March 28.â€"An order-in- council was passed yesterday provid- ing that all immigrants should come direct; The former order, which was declared illegal by the courts, delegat- ' to the Minister of the Interior, instead of ordering it to be The new order has been declared "*‘H- -3 “so am. done. The new order has been declared to be within the powers of the Gov- ernment by the Department of Ins. tice. The objection taken before was that the Governor-in-council could not delegate the work to the Minis- ter. An act will be passed also, but a new order serves the purpose for the present. CONFIDENT oâ€"F'ACQUITTAL night. A companion swam ashore and obtained help. Several men rescued Crowley, tho .ya‘s hanging to the 7 I -â€"-L -n-“nn Quebec. March 28.â€"It is stated on good authority that the Prince of Wales will be accompanied to Can- ada byna company of the famous Gor- don Highlanders and a troop of the Life Guards. who will act as His Royal Highness’ bodyguard during the tercentenary celebration. India Ready For Revolt? New York, March 30.â€"Prof. S. C. K. Rutman, who is a native Hindu, and president of Central College at Go- lombo, Ceylon, in an address Satur- day on “Politimal Awakening of In- dia," asserted the Indian Empire was ready for revolt against the oppres- sion and mis-rule of Great Britain. Leaders of the national feeling in India were trying to keep the people from resorting to force, be said, by appealing to them on intellectual, - -- in -...: Mlitical lines. as the A Murder Mystery. Arlingto , Mam, March 30.â€"The body.“ a 'woman, identified as Annie tery by two boys on Saturda . The condition of the body seem to in- dicate that the woman had been dead for several hours. The body indicated that the woman was about” years a! 886. and_of fightâ€"build. y, whf; W1; 11811638 to the but he died of exhaustion. Died of Exhaustion. Prince's Bodyguard- TKNY MLNEBS KILLED Coal Gas Causes Tumble Disas- ter In Pit at Hanna. RESCUERS ALSO PERlSfl Nearly Seventy UV“ An Sacriflcodâ€" Victims In Rometo Put of the Mine -â€"Two Exploslom‘ln Quick Suc- couion â€" Bodies Arc Probably All Consumodâ€"Excmn; Scams at Mouth 0! tho Shaft. Cheyenne, Wyo., March 30â€"39th 65 and 70, it dnvoloped yesterday, 105?. 65 and 70, it developed yelterday, lost their lives in losions late Satur- day night in mine No. l of the Union Padflc Cool 00. st Hunt. The explosions were con-ed by and nnd coal dust. god each was followed and three bosses. The second explosion occurred at 10.30, snnmng out the lives of from 40 to 50 rescuers, including State Mine Inspector D. M. Elie. The names of the men killed in the explosion are shown on the company’s books, but those of the rescuers are not known, as no record was ke of those who volunteered for this engetons work. The wildest excitement Brevailed Tobgnph Opor;t:r Could Not Survlvo Loss of Affection. Vancouver. March 3°“B°mtic lâ€"AM‘ in this story 0‘ the dgsth 9t Hamilton, March 30; A. Housden, wife of A. North Hughson street, Housden Hayers, @002 Saturday evemng, with her husband, and I Double Tragedy. St. Paul, Minn” Much 30.â€"Williun W. Traynor, 30 years old. a. vaude- ville ector, and Mrs. Williun Pryor. an actress. 35 years of age, were found shot to death in their apartments at the Clarendon Hotel. terday observed a fume box about three feet long. five ch ten inches deep. Anr-enquiry elicited the iniormetion that a. man had entered the institu- tion to have his leg amputated. and in anticipation brought the box for the severed member. Hie intention then is to have it sent to the home for buriel in_ egreve deyigned for the ’13}: Hopkins could not save iest rot his Tvec Miners Entombed. Atlin, 3.0., March 28.â€"â€"A fatal min- ing accident occurred at Spruce Creek on Wednesday evemng, resulting in the death pf W. Alliott and A. Btbgd B n . son made his escape and gave the alarm. A large force of rescuers im- mediately set to york in the hope of getting the impnsoned men out. but were not sneeesaful. Foul; Safe Cracker Deed. Gentry, Ark... Much 28.â€"In a. tu- tile attempt to blow ogen the ate of the Farmer’s Bank at prington. nest here, early yesterday, the head of ope o! the robbers wee blown from WAS JILTED: SUICiDES. Best excitement revauea in Hanna, and at e mine. adreda of persons are con- includipg widows, clgilgiren ‘uIcido In Hamilton. years 01 88°- Bri: ot Women Tell of Youn Man's Move- ments Prior to t 0 Crime. Detroit. March 30.â€"Myttle Milieu. one of the young women who so prominently. 1n the movemonts of Percy Bowin in the defiant prey- women: me doors Ion: 061°" W the commencement of the North Bay, March 30.-â€"In the Po- lice ,conrt Saturday. W. A. Brown. " . was convicted Pnoenass oFaoviiN TRIAL. uuuv yaw formsfion tint hush money m oe- ing paid, but no serious attempt was nude to investigate the story at the time. Brown's capacity as bailifl has nmhln him to wear a provincid om- 0.01151“. Av: up..- - detective on m3 otpokane force. who will receive part nrd PrimaWDonna In Trouble. New York. March 30.â€"Juetice O’Gorman in the Supreme Court Sat- urday granted an attachment on‘the property of Mme. Luisa Tetrazzini, onna of the Manhattan Opera House. in behalf of Isidore Lerner, an impressario. who charges breach of contract. Lerner alleges that in January. 1904. in the City of Mexico. he made a contract with Mme. Tetrauini to sing for him wherâ€" ever he deemed best in a period of six months in the United States and Canada. Lerner declares that he has bed! injured to the extent of $394!!) by the alleged breach'of contract. Luuuv u..- that when they left Quebec on Satur- day the impression prevailed there that a dissolution was near at hand, and that the general election for the Legislature may be expected about the fifteenth of May. Over "mlon Misappropriatod. Pittabnrg, Pa... March 28.--A third charge agumt Henry Bieber, paying taller, and John Young. auditor o the Farmer's De t National Bank. eater- Quoboc E|octiom In many. Montreal. Mug!) .3).â€"Both Govern- ment and Opposxtion members state that when they left Quebec on Satur- ' ‘L‘ :mfihnan;nn nrovailed there 81.1w,” 1 Awarding to s pot-aw om; on my mm. m: citiel m .to mule within 3 ahort um; BAILIFF ITALIAN ARRESTED- 3:15. but. amass. H. ma Him Gan. a DYNAMITE UNDER Tm For non-mt. Intheumebuildinc'hmmfl' ten: unnamwemmmfie. at L. Collins. redooeuor 0‘ Gan- Wells. u gen “93!?" Y” Tollufldrâ€"Ex-Alw W" ”“9 In. on W um F00t From Wrodud Humâ€"Thwth may Shaken Up W as; Well». ., 339‘ 80' in interfere two ago when he was being h by s Candi“: om. oer. wand 01 Manhunt. NH, celled Sunni” on the police Cum-dun ' with the nuisance of America: lice and there held until he 1p ed to the United . Staten end through him to the 3m. Department. Moth» Comnlncyr In Haytl. Port nu Prince. March w.â€"-â€"A tresh conspiracy “mm the Government has been discovemd mum cit . Tholuderofthoplthen.lnnv qua, former ot‘ canary, who m are-ted on ch 14 on an:- picion of conspiring “I123“ the Presi- dent. and released four other: ruvv 0; av. wink“ onuidonthomdmu' in tramway-111 '°°“ °° ailq'nietinc American . 3.0. ‘- 7 1t over he: apron to extin m1; that but! caught in “10 mam. Mrs Qeom_ Yawning _o_! ' ersburg fig burned to death on Thursday msht. Member: of the family succeededin smotheringthe firewith run “an“ E" but not until the woman had nun; burned. Injured in Sham Battle. Vancouver, March 28.â€"â€"In the sham battle last evening at the military tournament of the Sixth Regiment, seven men were injured, one named Henry Alder seriously. by tape of blank cartridges. Ammunition hadj been supplied in the regular way. but it was not of the type generally used for blank firing. It was old mark IV. ammunition, with dum-dum bulletsre- moved. but the brass caps which held the missile in almost every case flew on, making combat too real to be eomiotteble. Erie trdn o. 13. known a the Wells Fuse Expats, at Belvidoro. not! Home”. east-day morning. A e in order: let the a you meet tn eastbound height on a. an grade. Themckisthroemilufrom . telegram union. and tow dot-.11- an be_ lea-nod. ‘ ' A‘ _ 1-4.-1Iâ€" stus Hss Narrow Escsps Mimi- From Assassination. ‘ st: Bochegtor. “0h __ %.: ACCUSES Uud Gmlirvo tn Firm mm Iowa. March serum». 9 can 013333121» for ntet and -â€" -mn On "tin. Wnck on tho Erlo Railroad. idighted under s mu escaped with a. few bruise! md impaired building when the I»? Eon. Wells m nude. n:_- “mam! 0t Inlay. Harden” at at Port nu MOD MM Th" M M" a... mmâ€"smm For lun- “nus W w .vâ€". A f udder vote of 81%.!!!) for gen- eral immigration upon»: wu next discussed: George '1': lot read letters 1mm the lumen in orkton district eontndictin; statements of the Kin. ' " ' - ’Aâ€" «A n. n..h_ mp0 ht db ’ Mr T u; ' 1m mm. . ty- lor's complaint to do with a brukwstar, wpich slid into the 1mm, "‘ â€"â€" - k1 Aâ€" .‘I'- occurrences. Could it be that the Min- ister expunzed the papers? Mr. Pugnley spurned the idea, which' we unworth of Mr. Tsylor, and pro- mised to ob ' the hon. gentleman M the moors could 1,” f“nu-"d: -,_ . tithe 9‘90.“ Baker. He hldiinhmfion in November lad ‘" tine nematfl‘ London. March 30.â€"'1‘ne concuuon ot Sir Henry Campbell-Baum. the Premier. showed little change yes- terday from that of Saturday. According to the “tending physi- citnhehadsfairnixhtandaquiet day. Duke ofiDevomhlrs Buried. London, March 30.â€"The body of the Duke of Devonshire, who died at Cannes. March 24, was laid at rest Saturday afternoon beside the body of his father, in the little church at Edensor, near Chatsworth. The funeral service was attended b5 representatives of King Edward an Queen Alexandra, Emperor William and she Prince and Princess of Wales, while a host of members of the House 0! Commons, members of the House of Poets. several Cabinet W also were present Eton Boy: Sum Ottavn, Much wcâ€"Eafl Grey ha received a «blatant: from England to the effect that the boy: of Eton College have subscribed $600 to the tot-cantata md Quebec but! d fund. Lord Not-theme, cannot-Genus! at Anagram. ha MN m m fih It. Will 8. Sent Theta In- stead of Annual Camps. W? m. Puzsley mid 11° "‘11“ “9‘9”“ “pm ‘38 pupcnn. . . - '. Pugnley upurnod the 1dea,whlch medic Marble sud Grains Monmou- unworth of Mr. Taylor. and pro- . on" of the 1mm design» and bony“- d to ob ' the hon. gentleman lmnhip. Acdloolioitod. arm oould be found. handing purchuors our interview 1:. ‘ asked 8mm! I w. w..|omnwnouogood will u mun Premier’s Condition. 55" ' lained th t - gamut m‘ £65.! Granltc . Mr. '1"!- at to do with ‘ Kent-Ct. m, hid: slid into the near. W. H. 0388 The condition ’. LINDSAY. FRIDAY. APRIL' 3; 1.6. EDWARDS M0 CROSS CUT SAWS. BUCK SAWS, AXES, AXE mun! Window Glass LAIYEINS. Are yourdoors or windOws daft!) If they are; get some WEATHER STRIP. SOB by l. GIDWARDS (0. LINDSAY. SIGN OF THE ANVIL. Ontario Marble and Granite Works. Spring Term Gumm- greatest chsin of high- M Blaine“ 0809!, located 3! Pnnnosouem Wmsmx Cu 1-0: Wnn rox Ready Mixed The old rellsble pun” ‘ lead and oil, in the km: to be had in um quantity FOUNDED 1885. J. A. IcKone. Vice-Principal Geo. Spotton. - Principzl HARDWARE. W. H. CRESSWELL. Prop. Fonnorly Cream“ Jordan. We, fill! undersigned here by make PW lie the fact of the prrcuership our!“ on by was J ud DJ. Cunpoe'l sumo A: vi! ht, 1901’, In: one yvsr, tfr ina’ei Till CANADA MT CNS DONALD Woodviflo, Out, lure! Farm DISSOLUTION OF PART- NERsmP. MClENNAN (0.. Extra heavy and clwl L amass. 6031216335. BREAD nxxns. FOOD caomu cams APR"- 1 st HAIL COURSES NOTICE 'l’l’li'lfl the pub-lief 1‘ "hopping“ I bug. to: clawed 8"“ émnen Dumas. Little 3'1” JOHN C “Y Paints. IBM- 119‘ X“. “to Outti (10¢, nut. E nth]; 'ka kl [ht In 3m L01