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tits: 13 1 tri, t0803itioa of car s. d • 11811 and the Col/Ilial C,,ice con10n1. AJ6T4'y rt-+
pc or iirte Aa (est 111111 1110. I ph ted sending an envoy to the Cenedbm ' ��jj(� ��++ Q
t o r,+e r; ria the ball- t t 1l 1 l I e TO U S CCNGR1G S
other Huta t 1' had a.lo t the box �� FORTUNE this afternoon tljat the Indian
'r r.
r C o ing
-- lou e r-ncn in the tope o piing 113 • •
r1t� .malate -i the eniee',tiuunxat, CON OF THE LATE REV. MR. BONE. to iticaind, 11' possible, "this extremely
ear the 1 leis
1,..,j 31,,4, ,,,lies. -�-
sit ur,?ion."
his THe and Mr. William A. Carter, a For- TOBACCO WAR ENDED. ALONG CERTAIN LINES.
mer Thorold Young Man Bone fit
Lie ,e Ex:eut of - heataand, b/ too T Imre Will be No More Night Riding 'Prohibition of Child Labor -Employers'
Wilt of 'their Late Employer, in Kentucky.
Ken• York, t1J.-Lu11g cuutiu- t Liability Law -Injunction in Labor
Disputes- Inter -States Commerce
r:in'n,tfn llltio, 11uah 30.. -Au end
11:u'ciI
e t:Ith3 riding r❑ Ulm l�entueky Law and Anti -Trust Law.
THE LUCKY NIAN, ,lifficult,ittri'itte and poseibly' dnngaroue
•
_-_N PRESIDENT WISHES ACTION TAKEN
1; 3,,3,1S,7N Qi- 6H WOODS.4
toals 1311bolaFatryill and C.00.
,81ed a Dem.
e latah II& - A Hay of
,1i:ra :,,,.,,la & Ties) 1 1,.. a
luriclon 1 named lamb. Inn
h ; . in 1 euioe.e t: I,re • ut white burley' district IL'ns been brought
l;wi'u, „ cd anti authful auric„ wee r,nh r'+,.
Ibulon . un'n , e she. 1111U \.tit"ra about through a formal agreement,
t 1 "e+nn-., I{nijwity:,nun-a ''tow Crud 1w., it spuid on 1''naay, wa,�u it was 8111- .
f,i i,.• appears that 1)113,.8 and a young Sects- nuanced in New 13,,lclwlle that ,380)11 , r;aehecl. bc'tecee the-kmerfcaur Tubncco
.1 haat; 1, nota imum'd Alex, Campbell were out ,1t Ceutaat, who died tae prcr1ol1s,(oo,p,,ey 1,11,1 1110 livt.udire C'omoiit•
,:' rutting e m iv10(3, when they canon nit a y;itnrdan•, had rcm,:nrbered by a tee of the S1icicty of Equity in a trot-
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hi'ar's�aeaei, fieri❑ � what;. they took to wanitu'm,t bequest his two clerks, femme at i\�iucheact Ky., }asterday.
'111;1':- be the bear's 1110' protruding from the who' had labored mu'0miltin lr iu his according to apparently nul.horitativo
time this b 6 statements made. Irene to -day by meat- Congress before the close of the present
gum it had ' 1- tip for the winter, tatce't \ft 1
Washington, Ilorole 30,--- Pre:A1ent
Roosevelt to -day scut u special weasag8
to congress in which he 08110 attention
to certain measures as to .which he
thinks there should be action by the
hrl , „ceii 1110 ireasuryrho big Frenchmen nchmen struck it a 000ngd.
ladle laud of the blow with his keen use blade.
orgtrfizatioun, L'rezi- A'ttrut1'r,dous 1,1)1111103.31in (marled, in
3.I;, '11 the Pearl Button which (mderbrusb and snow were sent
I'residout Irvin Cool, flying in all di1','ticn,. 'flu' bear noshed
of lrnerieew Plug- a' the a ander;,, natl. it ' non became
d 'in ' that child labor
t;reucis C'. Bow, 8.1111 \V'illf,tu .1, bets of the Anwricntt Soviet). of Equity, s000i011, - 0t- c 00 ut g
(".1'lcr are floe men rvho arc naw re- A prominent member of the society should be prohibited throughout the
rowing emigre 1Ma(ions from all New in Land Waling the agreement said It nations, he renews his recommendation
itrchutle, for h:t,cecu them they Mull is 811 settled. 'There 00111 be no More for the imutedintc re-enactment of an
e(eutually, 111180)111133 to the 1ero10 of night riding or violence, but there will employers liability law, drawn to con -
,lid
-u', 1.311 (((1 writ, (livid, ain„nl 1+0 no 1!1(18 crop of ((3x1(11 'Che .Ant0,t form to the recent decision dna of the con-
1,.,v...s -•1 littler'. apparnn. that v+hal Iheir 31 (1 !n8,tan(,11 .pr.00,0(Rl, 'n;uu" lone, a,; ho 1, .acted r:ut abi„,eu Cowpwey nus u,;r0ed to
animal'ssnout wan m reality las t'a b1, all the pooled teat of the 1111tU and retne Chong line
ftliethat
'enatmc td30
e halt that an actual for the i try his llcigll.nus was in )1t- Conten y ream along the d urges t
�.,a l O'.etiu 01180 to be slip- foot, which had been roniplet hr severed cm (by 4wenry•two years, itud tLa+refuge 10U7 crops, and twill pay nearly $14,000,-
('am,beB succeeded in 1 • tions he las already mute concerning in -
i1 0 meat 11110.d coti.plo on the by the blow, e I be.1 :s by the. Will to a greeter extcut Ulkl fel' it. R•e aro now confident that junctions in labor disputes.. Dexliug with
.,c c;vou;,'h to mak0 the bail eettin,1 nit of the way' of the enraged turn .111, t',uter, who worked for bis the fanner and .cuter ern raise Cu the other measures, including that of
fie t. t;, ala •eI y so, brute, Iii' the Frenchman was benefactor twelve years,
d
he into r measures,
inn art, t
1 t 1 't t but tl 1' 1 ars not s1, y 3, 3'10 and jot" surae (1(0003 1(t the c theea 1 the
alt
1 Lee thn white hots' ball f: t;rnnt0 b' I0,1 t rt
,, (+ I- t' , 11 -111- 1 rained his he0vv, dnuhh ,l
rt- n.tt. ., . _rt-} , t 1)11 tot, 1
3)1111 of 0110 week before ear, but the bear brushed it aside with
he. Jori Weber Alumni dance his unwounded parr, and ureneuth' had
duple -of daya before that. the big 111011 fast in his 010Lraco. In the
3tin3' Private bnshet partici strufggle. for 1ffe which ensued the
0 given at the private table; Frenoltuan euccecded in 1.81P13033 up his
rr'hill'a
and Jack's on the way
vvmanded nal:n�131301. which fell heavily
from the ball this morning all to the ground, with Dubois nn top of hint.
that bent sure was coming in The auan 110taioll8 pinned the bear to
lice,
Bet Since Saranac Burned,
Pirie
first statement that the watch
0t- a b twar•de(1 for so simple n
1)1,',;,. , , refinement brought together
tiro i:1, 301 single group of prominent
That ha; .gathered since the eras i0und that Dubois 1811 escaped
a 3 110301 burned out. AWherefore without 0 scratch.
fj1( march, from the convention-_ a - •
milted police all the Oat' (limn'
lh 3,t ger citizens on foot, was too : TORONTO LICENSES.
ro.,. (loFalit thing of its kind since
the hal naval review off Oyster 13uy. public Meeting Endorses Move of Tem -
he
grand march proper was led by trance Aldermen.
Mr„ hid Betts of the Pearl Button p
Upilers Club and Secretary Helen
Cxroei ;'0f the Authors' International
oi. °xigl t and Athletic League. Hun-
dreds'"of couples, eager to Will the
prize .' gold watch that was offered
the atlast refined couple, fell into line
belflnd the leading couple before they
had glltupdd Miss Greens lorgnette -
or her gentleman friend's wearing ap-
parel.
Mr. Betts wore practically the con-
ventional black, and his cravat was
tied in a pretty bow of delicate purl:
silk. overlaid with a fretwork to match
th design of the braid that edged his
the ground, holding the lens apart, and
firmly grasping the throat. lloth
Wean
and bear we• -e, literally covered with
blood irony the dripping limb. Two of
11101 ('1111:0 113) 1', Dn1,018' asnisl;ulee, and
the beta ens despatched.
When the men returned to camp ft
A Toronto despatch says: The citizens'
urns meeting in 3lnasey' bawl last night,
called by the Toronto Temperance Fed-
eration \vas a magnificent indarAvttion
of the position taken by the aldermen
who voted for the license reduction by-
law. 'Phe hall waa, filled to overfl'ow'ing,
the d,0rs haying is be closed at S
o'clock, when every seai from top to
hnttmil wan taken, The an,dn0nce O'asi❑
emtire sympathy with the speake80, and
frequently cxpre sed assent in bursts of
applause,
By a 11000hmous skaawling vote the
meeting adopted the following 0058111•
ovoid 9 woakit. The weskit was worn (48,, nine's by h. A. 11 VCillhtm ,
dec''sllede over a box- pleated :oft. I and weird:e1 by Mr. dames Simpson:
boiled evening shirt with a full finish �•'plt this nodi a T expreesea its ap-
He carried a silver }vine cooler. 1 331'0(.11l of lbe d' 'of the members of
the City Council Who voted to reduce
the number of barrooms, and promises
its support of -nil effective measures for
the abolition of the barroom and the
treating system."
Le e
REPORTERS' STRIKE OVER.
Trainers Rush to Reacue,
s the loading couple turned about
upon reaching the far end of the boff-
in/0m and came back via the centre
of the floor the entire line of march -
ere got the complete effect for the
first time. Many weakened percepti-
ltly and it was evident that entire
groups of couples were ready to give Men in Reichstag Press Gallery Will
up the contest because of the bitter Return to Work.
realization of their lack of refinement"
Their trainers noted their defec• Berlin, March 30. '3130 strike of the
tions quickly and ran out from the
aide lines with pails end sponges and
importunities to stick it out. But the
friends of the leaders, especially when
the lorgnette i1 ' brought. into ural;',
simply stood right up and cheered.
'I'he noise then wasn't anything,
however, to the hysteria that rattled
the chandeliers when Mr, Bette turn-
ed up his trousers upon emniug 10
the' ,edge of the wine belt under the
grand horseshoes. Mr. Betts wore
Alfce'`blue half hose, frescoed with
box plaits of Scotch plaid.
Perhaps the whole grand march
would bare been ruined because of strike not a line has been published on
desertion right there if the manage- the proceedings of the Reichstag, and as
anent didn't begin to circulate a press n. result. of this failure a large number of
agent 8umor again there was to be the members declined to deliver speeches,
s »out, kiss contest after the march. of which they had given notice, thus
Popcorn threClothes Got Second.' gr.ently impeding the work of the
Of course there was nothin' to it house.
in the end. Mr. Betts and Miss Green • r ----••
had the majority of the committee WOLVES KILLING DEER„
well in hand and each got a watch.
The second prizes were awarded to a
couple arrayed in clothes made of Enormous Destruction in Algorquln
red and white popcorn w'ov'en on National Park.
beads. This girl said elle was none Montreal, March 130, -Dr. ].tug, the
other than hiss illla Wienes and iter famous al, ure story writer, readied
th
partner -A -Double
saide his name was George H. here to•day from a two•weeke' trip
--A--Double R-I-G•A-N.
During the march there was vocal
i 11 theUnto there were box
'Inc urll, w'hfil+ n 111 t3,,• ue;tndy ui
mum .1. 1au1bdun Mr. tbutaut's at-
torney, was formally read and filed on
0)turchty. Iu it M', COUtant, who was
for fifty-five years a. druggist it 338ia
street, leaves the business to his two
clerks, For the hast ten years, \1r.
Content, who Was 81. y01(84 old when he
died, had entrusted las busineso affairs 1'1311• Prheu lie failed to obey the night
entirely to his two tderks. ' riders fired at him 'L'wo balls pene-
On his infrequent visits to the drug tinted the body, and be was found
store he lvoil(1 espies himself as day in a dying condition. No 01(1100 for
gratified with the manner' in which the crime is known,
they carried on the hu'iuess, but riot. •••♦
Cher dreamed that. has ,appreciation would
tike such substantial form as the be-
stowal of a business which is valued at
$011,000.
The gift did not merely consist of
the good will of the business,
Pile
will stipulates that Mr, ('onta11t0
sister, Sarah J. (Mutant, shall rera010e
the income from the property, occupied
partly by the drug store, during her
life, but that upon her death it shall
revert to the two clerks. This property
is valued at $80,000.
Another sister, \104. Lupine Janes,
is to r00eire the income from a valu•
able piece of real estate in Larehmont,
but upon her death this will swell the
total of the {rift to ht1', Bone. The ren.
son for this extra gift is beta -mac of his
additional years of service,
The bale nee of the estate, which in
all amounts to more than $400,000, will
38.0 equally divided among his three sis-
ters 11100 Sarah 1 Coolant, Mrs. Janes
•an
Reichstag ,jmu•u mists, which began on
'l'huraday 1aat, was settled this evening.
1111(1er pressure front the various party
leaders; Herr Groeber, the Centre leader, member forP00313001, a district in Lon -
who lint colied the journdista "swine dor 0011311 of the Thaw's, resulted to
because they jeered at a statement used day in a great victory for the Caioniete,, Will Represent Australia at Quebec
by a member to the effect that negroea whose candidate, S. C. Gooch,- was Tercentenary Celebration.
also bad immortal souls„ read a state-
ment at the end of the day's sitting,
expressing apologies for the language he
had used in reference to the ,journalists,
At the 8011831151011 of the statement, a
meeting of the journalists was called,
and they voted to return to work on
Thursday. During the course of the
01 i.,,, season atter pa) rn • .ape se.s: trait 4a O. strikes, 1'iuuncial. legislation,
1014 10stsee, 0)bKy.1lu'cln 0) -htg0 tariff revision, and waterways commis -
invaded
to 3(1 number t from 25 to 30 shin, the President says, it part:
duvaded midnight.
Pond, lftgg .entity, "1 again call attention to the urgent
last midnight- dragged 1f the TobaccWeare,ro treed of amending the inter -state cont -
a negro in the employ of the 'PobtlCco
. ocialiot from his bed and, 'envying
Ass ,
hint to the road, eo nnnuul0(3 him to
NO INCREASE TO PASTORS.
and pass upon the Issuance of all recut.
Presbyterian Fund Does Not Warrant hies hereafter issued by railroads doing
Any Advance, an interstate commerce business, A law
A 'Toronto despatch.. "Never in the should be passed providing in effect that
1 ,' I e Ao2,„,„ul.'1' 3la1 ('0100(11,100 ' when 11 federal court dotermittes to place
hat 3 y c' t r :t 111)00011 carrier ov other public Mil -
section,
the Presbyterian so many
charges
Church, western it,• c03180rn tualer the control of a re-
section, std so maeetta he pass from ecivership, the Attorney -General should
Mg ataion e without,
dfru.t ko the 101E 1(1 from
n have the right to nominate at (east one
Mg stage w'this asking any aft froth` 0f the receivers; et else 111 sumo other
the imp(1 'Chis statement, along whh 0'1131 the interests of the stockholders
an report that there had been no deficit
ac- ` way
be consulted so that the kholaere
and no as m de to thou the rest i sent may not be wholly redelivered to
enmpt, wee made mthe Augmentation the men the failure of whose
spite manage -
Committee at fts meeting yaand se. us
spite of the depression and 00810110
lose due to grain crops by frost in the
west, contributions to the fund had in
many eases doubled and even trebled.
The total revenue ails 3330,032, and lire
oxpendit re $37,0117. Leet year there
were 182 grouts made to charges, and
this year the number will be close upon
BLACK HAND.
ORGANIZATION ENGINEERED
RUN ON A NEW YORK BANK.
A Deliberate Attempt to Ruin Pas.
quale Pati, Who Recently Shot
and Killed a Black Hand Agent -
Pati Has Fled -Bank is Closed,
New l'n .Alurch 30.--.) malevolent
plot, relenth :sly- worked out by mem•
14 r, of the black Iland, declare the
polio., in defiance of the authorities
pressing 1Mud upon their krait, ended
dtuneatieouy to -day in 0 run of doped -
tors and the suspension of 1118 Bank of
Pasquale 1 ail, an Radian 111011er 1111
Elizabeth site c C uud his flight front the
131101: 1lutnl twetu:, "he lecerntly shot
and killed 1r,nce-no 1nelletro, on.: of
the alleged member, who:had demand-
ed tummy ruder the pain of killing the
bucker and lauufly.
1lttce thousand depositors clammed
Mildly at the Pati Batik to -day for their
08,iu;., and in flu' ,.cedtemmnt a tun
was started on the Bank of Cnti.Ai a,
un, across the street from the suspend-
ed us..titniu,n, and (nosed it to shut its
dour:. 'Idle two 1,1111110 were small put.
rata institutions. 1'110 run ori the Pati
Itank, the police charge, was ea.313"1'red
Iiy the 13nuk ilan(1 an a re0euge- on
11111, 11.10 was,yesefrdny aequ(tte.( by
the Coroner of haring killer 3acllotro,
Tho closing of tati's bank and his '
sudden d0purture final the 0ity is the
21,111:t:::$
ucree laly and especially rho ❑uto-tr°st .,duel to a scheme, 0o say the police, of
law' along the linea indicated in my last extortion and b100310nnl of tiro lila 81:
ores age. 'Che niter-atatn 0onunaice lav Hand that had its inception several
should be amended so as to give rail- years nLo. 1'asgn,dc Pati ora said 30
roads the right to make traffic agree- 3,•z the richest h,fnl c du tl10 t cuing
menta, subject to these agreements be tulinn quarte ori thu l est 311111, v ao,0
Mg approved by the Inter.State Com- the. bnuk, r loScd hi. h.ul uo uu m r:;.
alone Commission and published in all 1 otters 1linit. deme due„ mouu'. 11a•w'
0f their det0i10. 1'1+0 CouuoIssIon 03(0(1 id enmch ;:''-purr Pati jrirGid wl111 Le stay
also bo giten rho p00e1' to make pub a the 131108'1 0outuinod ii the letters th0
police have been unable to learn.
It was lnti's eastour10-,kep large
pit;, of .11110118;81 and Italian money' to
the front window of leas bwuk (t1 as
week, ago r dy'uaalit ienii3) r>_i l a/„d
near the teligit ng 01(1(10(0. Lh0 l;n-
dow was ]uttered and 11(050011(114 of
dollars i0 paper money ncas, scatic(0)1
about the street:- Pati 311(011010d in re.
e 1,e ring ill the money,
Ctwee weeks ago draueeko Pacllelro
uder0d Yeti's lank with drawn revel-
y.r and denmudcd money.. Patti and his
e man or sans b1oth f1ired, and 1 aelletto is is 11111. d,
policy may have uicessitated the crew
1
tion of the receivership. Receiverships
J'he s18811s 0anthuned, our+x` 1,51^rduy
should be used, not to operate roads, tl tae etran�( ruin r ,turd i t. bink awl
but as speedily- as possible to pay theft 31. atoned not Pandy hp kai,t ri 'and
(101815 and return 33(011) to too proper ht, f0( 3(3. buf'in bean lii3'likcd ,wd
(113111(1..11•0(f
esfro.}•' hi, hudihcs Ililaonkttl rads
owners, hero fnunul niunrt P.nfl, bona' ucxt day,
"h1, addition to the reasons 1 have al• an,1 teen 1111 run stated,
10)1(103 urged 011 your attention, it has _ �µ
become important that there
I
d There
s. it L. Welling. 200' should be an amendment of the anti- �j �'` N OFF!C�'R
' ,t-0 will be 110 opposition msiti0n t0 the Regret was expressed 6y the commit-, trait late beraus0 of the: un0ertainty 08 DRUNKEN 11y ➢r
Ihc I f
of the will or foe tic. e,
crying tee thin. they were obliged tols8)3(01i tat Trow. ,this law affect% contbiuution1 - ''
t0 the Geneful AesO.uthly flat t the
into , ff et 0f Its generous prat ideas, 1 revenue for the put •ycare was only among telae .ten and farmers, if iota
Bone a 1,l Garter err, well liked hg tine $38,000, and that the proix>scd increase combination ha/ any tendency to res -
DRIVES TEN MEN TO FATAL
trice inter -state commerce. All of these SPREE
combinations, if and while existing fir
and engaged in 'the promotion of inno-
cent and proper purposes, should be re-
cognized Lines Crowd U Before Bar .and Forces
as legal. p
I am of the opinion, however, that , Them to Drink -One Dead; One
ane &lomae lo taw tariff ciauld with sal- Will Die New Records Made and
vantage be ,made forthwith, Hospital Ambulances Are Necessary.
relative, of the dead man. Bonne is 41
years old and Carter 37,
\!r. (Inrltilt lord lit'ed ill New Bo-
ell
a
lrtlir ,ell hie life, and was a descend-
ant of one of the Fiends Huguenot
families who founded th' city in 1098
of $100 to the salariea of the ministers
of augmented charges is therefore inn
practicable until the contributions to
the fund are very largely increased.
t
Bev. Dr, Lyle, of Hamilton, the con•
,- 0_� vener, was requested' to visit the Synods
A UNIONIST VICTORY. ( of \la.nitoba and Saskatchewan is rho
interests of the augmentation scheme.
The British Opposition Carries Peck -I (lost. of the intuiting rassefoi yesterday
PPes taken (1p will1 the passing of
harm Division. ,taints for the past three Months of the
London, March 30. -'Ole most keenly- I Year.
fought by-election for the present Par- Rev. J. H, I?dmison, of Cheltenham,
Bement, which was neceasitatod through
the death of Chas. Goddard Clark,
is minute secretary.
EARL DUDLEY COMING.
to Algonquin Park. Speaking of the
havoc Which the wolves of the Algon-
partie. and 11 e .
5[1)00 entirely surrounding the fungi- quip National Park are playing amongst
parties
Vocal music trait by the Latnbs' the deer, the doctor stated that at tins
;lab quintet, Measle. Joe T '.cally, \t ' - very moment there arc utero than a
Beni J. Kelley, Will Poi e and Bill thousand carcasses of deer lying in the
Earnum. The fifth voice was supplied '1
by Mr, Kelley, who sings first tenor
and first bass at the same time.
Air,; Max Marks' box party probab-
ly run ahead of Dir, Misener's party
woods of the park 05 a result of the
work of wolves. Deer there are very
numerous. en account of the good feed-
ing grounds and the protection given
there, but at this rate wxious inroads
in the adjoining box for the reason are being made on then lumbers.
that although Mr. Misener had a big
crowd of ,other society folks as his
guests, Mr,Marks had quite as malty
ppeople and had "dressed" his box
besides with several of wax clothing
figures from the show w111(10199 of
his store. Also he ivory 1(y of
spring and early summer styles per-
sonally, valued together, he said, at
several hundred dollars.
Some One Cops Receipts.
Mr. Touhy and Miss Frances Bacon
of Boston won the prizes as the boat
dancers upon the floor. Miss Dor-
' othl' Bertrand got a prize as the hest
looking girl, and Miss Alice Half Por-
tion Clifford as the most precocious.
in view of all the pleasant time
1,e had it was with a feeling
everyone
WILL CALL TOWN KIPLING,
How 0, N', R. Will Show Good Will to
the Poet.
Winnipeg, March 30. -Mr. T. 0. Dar-
ling, town site manager for the Cana-
dian Northern, announces that about
thirty new town sites will be put on
Cho market this summer. The most
important of the new points will he the
divisional point in the Brandon -Regina
line, about 112 miles west of Brandon.
It is a matter of interest that this new
city, not yet born, will probably be
ehrfatened Kipling, after the pont of
the empire. Rudyard Kipling, on his
through Canada last fall was tak-
en up thisline on n o
trip -tug
almost of chagrin that the manage- h' construction
elected by a majority of welt over two
thousand.
The contest to -day centred largely in.
the Government licensing bill, and the
conversion of a large Liberal majority
into a still greater Conservative major-
ity is a striking demonstration against
that measure.
Ottawa, March 30. -Earl Dudley, who
has been appointed to succeed Lord
Northcote as Governor-General of Ans.
tralia, will come to Canada in July
next to repreeeut the Australian Gov-
ernment at the Champlain tercenten-
ary celebration at Quebec. Elul Grey
received a cable this afternoon from
The announcement of the returns in Lord Northcote stating that the Auatra-
the house of Commons caused a scene l lieu G080rmnen,, in response to the in -
of the greatest excitement. 'there were 1 vitatio from the Canadian Government,
Unionist shouts demanding that the had asked Earl .Dudley to attend the
celebration ou behalf of the Common-
wealth, and that members of the Gov -
eminent regretted that the ae5si0n of
(Unionist) b Cp,003 votes to 3,804, arise- Parliament next duly would preclude
(h1, ) 3 1 tu1y of them wining to (Quebec with
jority of 2,330. I Earl Dudley,
--o.-w---;
Government resign.
Ln the general election of 100(1 C.
Goddard Clark (Liberal) carried the
division against Sir P. G. Banbury
SUNDAY SCHOOL FIRE DRILL.
•
Parkdale Methodist School Room Had
Satisfactory Drill on Sunday.
'Toronto, March S0. -Dunn Avenue
Methodist Church has instituted a
fire drill ill connection with the Sun-
da/ School. The average attendance
at this Sunday School is over eight
hundred, the majority of the members
being under fifteen years of age. On
Sunday last all were marched out of
the building in perfect order in an
incredibly short time. Besides this
precaution, large tanks of water with
accompanying naafi have been placed
in the hallways, ready for immediate
use.
AN ENVOY TO CANADA.
imperial Government to Send Over
a Commisisoner.
London, March 30. -As a result of the Teterboro despatch: Last night at
representations regarding Hindu end- 12.30 Dr. Gray, a local Coroner, in cum-,
gration into British Columbia made at
the Colonial Office recently by Mr, W.
L. Mackenzie King, Canadian Deputy
Minister of Labor, it 15 probable that a
special commissioner will be sent over
to Canada for the purpose of arranging
the immigration difficulties along the
lines of least resistance.
Mr, John Morley, Secretary of State
for India, has received a telegram from
illi forests taxed every protection,
and one method of protecting t0ren1
would 3,n tc put capon the free list pulp Pittsburg, Ira., llarelr 30, -David Lem
Head, with a corresponding reduction nix police officer of the.l'ittsburg fore,
itNat parper' 110&5 from pulp wood, wheat ran tunnel: yesterday acid did 0 world
h f wt any country that does
not put an export duty upon Them of dauun c, Otte ,nkat is dead its the rc-
A CENSOR OF BILLBOARDS,
Woodstock Makes Appointment on
Suggestion of Ministers.
Woodstock, March ''10.- A short time
ago the \linisterial Association urged
the City Council to exercise strict cen-
sor5Lip of 'advertising billboards. The
council responded by passing a by-law
appointing the chief of police as censor,
and making it obligatory that duplicates
of 011 hills to be posted or distributed
in any way advertising or describing any
theatre, circus or other places of amuse-
ment shall be left with the chief, and
are not to be. posted if he deems them
Indecent or apt to corrupt public mo0a1'.
4••
HANDLED HIS ASSAILANT.
they come r
"Ample provision ahauld made for 01111 of his prank, another ds dying in a
a nommen t wa,tonvays canundssion hospital, Addle 01•Ver(1 others are in
wihh wtuaamver lw>wer fa required. to ,til with dt :detail tryitlg to t,ul•e their
make it elective,, jail, 1 y
--- 1i0ea Boni the Warta 1 state of Intox-
DOUKH080RS ALL RiGHT. (x1)0(1 acquired wader pressure front Leu-
_ 0)x. 'Tile puuc,,,:«u Was disrwsscd trout
IlIr. Speers Says There Wil Be No u,c fora the ...,.n dry, and may be an
Marching, rested on a -.t.roiler's warrant,
1Vinnipeg, March 30.-C, W. Spoersde-
elates positively that there is no danger
of another Doukhobor pllgrimage this
spring, as had Leen feared. 'Phe Douk-
hobors at both Ynrkton and Prince Al•
Dr Gray, of Peterboro' Attacker.` on
Street by John Lowry.
pang• with Mr. Robert Durston, assistant
office iirspector, came across it group of
men at the corner of Charlotte and
George streets. Without warning one of
the men struck Dr. Gray a violent blow
over the eye, inflicting a severe out,
Dr. Cray seized bis assailant, and, sins
gle-handed, hauled him to the police sta-
tion, about 200 yards dietant. The prig-
nsr, who was John Lowry, was scnteced
L011018who is big, red headed and
cross-eyed, has been ae 31.7ilc avenue des•
18,01 for sone years, and Inas had many'
bard eases to contend with, Yesterday',
w lien apparently intoxicated, lie situ'.
,c10oal l'ouuders (1) tong record, alai
Lent settlements aro acral• quiet,. lie snidy wall a yell 110 charged t0(0 eaU0.rcd
and stories to the effect that they aloin audit tea of uteric guru (31(x501 (((0111 in.-
an
n°
ann unsettled state arc absurd. '''here is to 0 saloon, Leaning up against the
a small element auxiorw to locate where bar ho said:
the climate is not quite so severe as fn
lfaunitoba, "and 1 understand that Peter
\'eregin, Doukhobor !ender, 1a at present
in British Columbia, r.egotnuth+g fat a
tract of land for these people. 'Cleere
tram the British 'Indians at Van0oltver asking at the Police Court this monhing to tett
went greeted the news, just before and showed a keen interest in the for he declared i,e110)1 1 ritish Denteoubjeot , and
days In jail,
shutting off the lights, that some one country fn making.
ly.. r_ ..
.'Yon fellows never had enough whis-
key in your lives, but you are going to
0)1.131' Sour rill now, the fellow who does
of drink ten whiskies now and two
ups, Willi a' schooner 111 beer to top off
will be no aimless wanderings, o.8 hereto with, gets licked first und arrested later,.
fore, and if any change of location is to t pay for everything."
be made by a portion of the colony it will 1lie gang fell to in a hurry, fearing ,
be done in a perfe tlg legitimate and Lconix might change his, mind. Ono bybusinesslike way. The lknrkhohors have one they fell to the flour or reeled 'arta
profited by the rough experience of those as corner. ;lletny Thompson dropped like
eregin a .,hot as he raised his eighth glu» t0
who left the fold before. I saw V
not long 0111.1," sai(3 11r, 0pecrs1 "and he I.is lips, and he (lied later to the pattol
01113/01304 the reports which bud been eft- wagon Ort las (51(31 to the 3)01100 elution.
enlaced with regard to the conduct, of 1'11ere was a giant negro, however, who
the Delany. The department Is not sup• mntdrank• them all, His Mune is not
plying the Doukhohors with seed grain known to the Passavant Hospital poo-•
this year, as this was found to be lin- 1,10, where he is dying t0 -night, but his
necessary. They have large supplies o1 record will stand for years, lie drank
seed 011 hand. and are wer situated fin- fourteen glasses a° whiskey, but swoon•
ancially:" ed on his fifteenth.
• • A squad of detectives was sent into
SOCIALISM IN COLONIES. the neighborhood on hearing 03 Lcnnix's
drinking bee and gathered up all the
Keir Hardie Says It Has a Good Hold drinkers with the exception of Lennix,
in Canada, who mems,°.,) to get away at the first
London, March 20.---11r. Heir Iiardie, signs of trouble.
the loader of the Socialist Labor party
in the Commons has been interviewed THE DUKE OF THE ABRUZZI. -
hy the Daily Chronicle on his return
from his world trip. lie says that ha
would not `recommend Canada for an
emigrant, as the country i' being devel-
oped too fast, and the land system is the
curse of the country. Ho found every
encouragement for the future of Social-
ism fa all of the colonies, but especially
in Canada. In the west and among the
miners it already had a strong grip.
In another interview he say'a that in
the Dominion he found little tails for
Stories About His Probable Marriage
Are Unfounded.
Rome, March 30, --The following state-
ment is from an official source: Beyond
the fact that the Duke of the Abruzzi
las spent a leave of absence in America,
the reports about probable marriage ne-
gotiations' to obtain the King's assent,
and the eminence of an official an-
nouncement are. all unfounded and have
ia
the Empire; there ft is always "Canada been learned here only through Anter
for the Chnndfans," can papers,