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BERLIN, Dec. 18, Special)-Consm. arable discussion was aroused ma". many today by tb, rewnjhw denied, that Mr. Winston ,5 " Churchill. First Lord oi the .. " Admiralty, was about to Hg' Berlin. Oillcial quarters declaiiq ¢»,` ` had no information as to tb'ef_0\y¢”t_? of Mr. Churchlll’s trip if it._ wg¢__£0~ take place, ‘but assumed that igwoiudl be merely a. sight-saeing,.,;¢`lp ¢|,_.gm, same kind as that of Viscount Hal- dane in 1912.. ~ ._ The German newspapers took_ it for granted that Mr. Churchill was come ing to Francs and Germany to dis. cuss the question. of a “naval hon. day/'~-and inferred that he would be faced with equally great difficulties in Paris as in. Berlin since they said

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penditures wpuid permit 11,1- to ,ln |. g -.Pressure o§.Fi-ance s land! »».'!f1e}>.ee newspapers which may bu' 11141" flefeelxs scarcely sympathize.; sthpz YOCQMB 01 g2)l§;;navy_ .lfylisle-Aneeieesorarie the our zen.-1 '1111_5. questioned the scheuis sudhlsul Ml- (7h\ll‘0lll1l's good faith, while the' ll‘i18sb1att..;a1thougb favoring.. .ss .re-. . *111°11°11 01 armaments. doubted whet- er Mr. Churchill would meet with success. _ _ Emperor William, who is in Mun- lch. £0llsY referred in ,a speech to the Ulhglllllflerlll forces of Gern;a.ny_ . on land and sea, under whose protection the nation had developed and pros-

a reduction of Germany's naval ex.

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CHRISTMAS 'rl»..\|n<i '

- is .\'n.w Yonli crrv.

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.- "Do Your

Christmas Stopping Early" reads the inscription oh posters and ani-us which- have been widely ilisplayedf throughout the city for sr.-me Lime. No miau or woman living in New york or coming to this city on ri visit could fail to sea these signs. They were everywhere uuil perhaps that is the reason that tnis yehr ills Christmas shopping has indeed begun earlier than in form" years-

hlvidentiy the merchants have had

no apprehension that the agitation carried on by tue S.P.U.GI, would. seriously- interfere with Christmas business. Even tariff tinkering, I.W._ W. and other labor evils and the’ prospect of new nnanciul legislation by Congress could not frighten the. dcnlers in Christmas goods and.- wm, 5 reggicgg qisregarci uf the higu cost of living, they stocked ull 511911’ shops to overflowing with the 1110512 tempting wares for the Yuletllls ever seen in this old town. ‘ It seems reasonable to assume that

the retail _merchants are the best judges of the fknancial condition of the people. They come constantly 111 o tact with the people. knew '#11111-

c n r _ _ and how much the latter are buying,_yw_rs_ was i_____t_muy_ _“ned yesterday.

und, having thus their hand on the_ hnuuclsl pulse ol the buyers at ell times, they mli.Bl'- llllillnl-llY\ he the best iudges ol the rurelrnsluz elllllvy

0| ¢_1,o_;_>eople_ with whom they deal. 1! this `¥Y"il'snted', the attltude_ol the merchants, as expressed by their hol-1 iday displays, would indicate -that in

their l\l¢l$lll°hl5 *here 11* 1¥»°11°Y °“°“3hl_ the fall and escape iipinjured. Tend- in the el y to 1111-»1l1Y 111° 111°1°111‘11“1erly they picked him-out of the mass

ROBBED FORMER GOVERNOR

OF NEW BRUNSWICK

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ST. JOHN, December lil-Jewels

_worth between $400 and $500- and ‘nearly $50 in cash were stoleul from the apartment of ex-Lieutenant-Gow ernor Lemuel J. Tweedie, at the Royal Hotel, sometime on Monday night, andthe robber has not yet been located. The jewels and money belonged to Mrs. ’1‘~weedie and were in a handbag in ‘B trunk. While Mr. ' and Mrs. Tweedia were attending the Ollera house the room was entered by someone who had a key or who

Plilked the l0cl1. Ttle trunk was pri- _ed Open, and the gr icles taken. The same afternoon the room was enter- ed presumably -by the same person and li box of cl@._rs.wvas stolen. The matter was not reported, however,

until alter the night robbery,

The police, who are working on the case, kept the mat_tcr._quiet but it leaked out yesterday and the story was confirmed by-Mr. Twaedie lit his

home in Chathum.1ast night.

FATAL ACCIDENTS AT _

THE ALLAN SHATF

-ip-6--» NEW GLASGOW, Dec. IB-Wm.

Soutly, a young man of about Z6

afternoon at slate. hour at the Al- lan shaft. Stoutly was a loader and _was at work as usual with two oth- |ers when suddenly a roof full of coal occurred, burying the unfortun- ate man and crushing. the last spark' of life out of his body. The other two men were 'quick-.enough to avoi `

to oder to the public what they do.

Money may bo somewhat close, but

the merchants know that the i1Ehli‘lf,hereA was absolutely no hope fo;

ness is only t€111D<’f1l1`Y Bhd that l1'_him. He was taken to the surface

will have no material effect upon tbl.-.1 yea;-'g Christmas trade. The quantity ss well as the qualify 01 the goods. displayed in the various shops is fully up to the standard of the las: law years, and il there has been any change in the character of eng 'goods displayed, it will not be alllliirsnt to the casual observer. careful investigators may, perhslls. notice, that the display oi tue most experlalive toys and other holiday good( is perhaps a trifle more limit- co. than a year or two ago and that medium-pi-iced toys and useful slits ,,h0.y,___a grggggl- predominance that in fomiog jean, but, however that may be, the-diderence is not material.

Um-;¢gg__gvontg and achievement ln the wol°ld'| work are always l»0 901113 extent resected iu thu toys 01 11111111' rsh or che. period. The wer sn the Balkan peninsula ond the internal troubles in Mexico have left their imprint in the reslru Ol WW- “°l1‘°Y have influenced the realm of wc-

méu’s fagmon. A warlike spirit is clearly fr _ _ated lu the toys. esvselel- ly in tbpgq-.oi _ - boys, and military equipments on a miniature scale form aipromineht feature this year. The lgeogf, gghiovgmcnts lu several branc- his of science are also shown in 'ills form of racing automobiles. submer- lass" sums, cc; f.e.el>henes end other toys of a mechanical or scien- tidc nature. (The character of the toys 101 S1115 has also been influenced by some Ol tlib current events. Never before hes time been so larsll B 11159155' °f ‘wus mlbrldsl duel-y ss this year. and 11

of fallen coal and it was immediately seen that life was extinct and that

and his body removed to the under- taker’s office. The deceased had been _employed at the shalt for ayear or mpre and was a young man of exam-. 'plary habits and was married only Ia. month ago. I-Ie resides at Stellar- ton and was well known by many 'of the citizens, who hleld him in highest esteem.

SAILOR SEEKS T0 _

END HIS IIFF

NORTH SYDNEY, December 18-

_Egau Manuel, B flshdrman cf the Gloucester schooner Senator Gardin~ |sr_ which is lying at nnchor_in llofli. nggemptad to commit suicide on board the vessel at about seven ,,'¢10¢k iasi-. evening. I-Ie_ cut his throat cut with a bait lirllfe- The won-nd bled profusely, but, flndlrll that it was not fatal, Manuel ap- pealed to Captain Evans to llrlish ,the job. The latter called for police assistance, Officer Ramsay resD01l<l- ing. The wounded man was taken~ to the police station and Dr. Slnlllh sem lor. He will probably recover- It appears that he had suflered s. good deal from want of sleep, and .this, ln turn, has been 'lrrourllli l1b0l1l», by 5 11,00 deep indulgence in likil1or.§ _Manuel is a native of Catalina, Nfld._ and is about thirty-ilva years of age.

‘CHURCHILL LooKs FORWARD

T0 ASSISTANCE THAT

CANADA WILL BRING

Lonnon, occ. is-speaking at the reception to the New _Zealand battle-‘

Whit

Ilgcggiuividhllir tim sggicrielffff co dgsmp cow, w_:_lst_on :1__\1_ur_§:_1_1_§__=;_=_:_f1 l1_1_<;_ Wgh the phenomenon. |51" 01 11° 1:1 _1_’__ tyhe time 0, B “___ , bs Panama, Canal and its ap-_New Zen an ____ one ___ ______ greatest pronching completion are respons- _ous crisis w ___ _______ ,ma 'or many gays and games which acts of far-seeing imagina on w may be classed among this yee.r's'any modern state could cr_edit _ fo; novelties. There _ui_e mr;u_y _y|_;r_§:_iel_s__;_>_§ 'ai:____TA<::_iii_§:_:__y_ ARI; l_:_l:___l;:_S_______ ‘___ __;1~v_ €g;i:nlI¢I;h'|.and qldhtillse :cathy tp pass. ing effect to this universal desire tof

_ I navy, according to‘

1-llicuth 1.. There are also numerous sid the Imilllflll . 1 d . th ~»~»~- 1- an °~°“1.;::::...:°z:'.:-. 1'::.f..'.°.°.‘:s".':. ....2 “mu m mm. way' l the to s 'and looked forward with confidence

Aww" "at many 0 y ' to the resistance which Canada would

c»i»ccislly'lhfAths -simpler 111111111- 111° made in this country, and bulk of his helm clan ol toys ef every °°°‘

tion are l1llfb~‘l’f°d 11°” G°"“'°“7 Q "‘*~-...w'r:.- 1:'.°f:~°s:2.’l'

,partie sry I' B - ’

-: oy mhlket in tbl!

ae»__:_1;t__e_|~e5_:._l:e __t_______ ___ _______ _______m__

some ot he Jepuum 1°” 1*” rkeblr lor their beauty and 'laality as well as for their low ng price. Russia suvnliel P1'111°'

1 y swollen toys for very 51111111 0 qw., ,ng gwsdeu dolls for 01° md cutlery for the boil- _

____m__As. ~,&______s_ ___ _n__dm°h__d_ __ muu¢q¢¢¢,__ At all dealers in 26

osuele zllels. Ulcer

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to those who are constfpsted,

hrlllhliigs oi' have sour, gaely. Billet. ,gon-mob, gidk headaches. lame lllllk or that tired-out way of going about the daily routine of life. FIG PILLS will make you feel une, have a buoy- _mg gpirlt and wlll'\ward oil any at-. usg .of piakiicn usually caused by; constipation and weak kidneys. FIG' PILLS are sinild fruit tonic laxa- uv, .mp giwqg do good. Refuse all

PARIS. Dec- 18. (Special)-The po- HOME. Dec- 18. (special)-At the LONDON. Dec. is, (special)-'rhe

ll¢‘q,asd the opicials of the luuvre_1`9¢l112Bt Ol Miss Edith Macvane, tho delegates from the United States i'.o‘ NAPLES, U gi¥e_,_,f|ill ,eredecce to Vincenzo Per- American Ambassador, Mr. Thomas the international Conference on Sai- nm- Catapano als sqtvvy Olathe theft of the “Mo-llielenu Page. has requested the Iwi- ety of Luc at ses declare that they ,_ ;;a,._i,isa,.','.&'_l‘he authorities have close-_lan Foreign Office to investigate the have very nearly reached the limit in Y' 8 can of ,ly _egamfn ai: the details and and circumstances surrounding the survei. of their patience. Several of them America" “OW l_ll0l~l!ll£f’-'li0i css doubt on Perugia's 1111106 hy the Italian police of her Wiley Openly expressed their dissatis- murder Ol his

MURDER or w|FE

awaiting trial for the wif asked the court

using ve,_ . sistcr, Miss Dorothy A. Macvana, faction with what they regard as the at Como today for an elucidation of

ital, hut it is a sisn of the amount

ly at home. Hon. George E. Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce, will, however, leave on Christmas' Day for England. tu attend the open-l ing meetings of the Dominion Trade Commission. Hon. G. E. Perley and Mrs. Perley will spend their Christ-I mas on the high seas, having sailedl to-day from Genoa. for Canada. Hon. Charles Doherty will remain in Otta- wa, while -I-lon. Louis Coderre will bel in Montreal and Hon. Bruno Naiitel~ in St. Jerome. Colonel the Hon. Sam Hughes has postponed his trip, to thc West until the day after Christ. mas and will proceed to Wel-‘ lund to visit his married daughter on Christmas Day. Hon. Robert Rogers arrived from Wiunlpsg yesterday and will stay here until the openinE 0!

Hon. Frank Cochrane is due to ar-

rive here before tho end of the week

the session. .

_N¥»f~B°yn10ur de Ricci. an art ex- M1511 Mnsvene says her sister has unnecessary pi-otractiou of the dellh- the charge or

P1111. ll_Q_B¢_l`ihsd today the experiments 11011 116811 BYTES*-Gd. but is kept under erations, and their views are largely to be tried. ,made.,im`media.tely after the “Monalconstant surveillance. She is also shared by the Canadian and Austra- Counsel requested that journalists Lipg."..;y,a5,.;tgl|n_ A dummy picmre isolated from- relatives and friends and, lastsn delegates. in New York of the same size and weight, from her letters are intercepted. Since the opening meeting of the ter his arrest thirty-flve to forty pounds with the _The Ambassador promised to invgg._conlerence at the Foreign Office on on his arrival from Italy be interro- frauie, was easily removed by a po- flzate the matter. November 12 there has been no plen- gated as to lice Ofllclal who had no experience in Miss Dorothy A. Macvana isa ary session and the work of the sec- Signor Catan _hangling pictures and -who carried it daughter of Professor Silas M_ Mac- tional committee among which the

twenty yards to the staircase, where _v1l1le. Of B0Bt011. formerly McLean delegates of the twelve nations re- , ,

the frame was subsequently found. Professor of ancient and modern big- presented are divided has been so dil- DANGER

This was all done within one minute, tory at Harvard University. She bag atory that there seems little prog-

Anothcr official, accustomed to hsffll making atour of Southern Italy pect of the full conference meeting WESTVILL

transporting pictures did the same Which included the cities of Lecce, again 11111'-ll alter 'ills lwlillsys- league" Sven thing ia twenty secondg_ Brlndlsi and the naval base, ”Tar- The opinion is spreading that when the °a“.5e °f

It has been proved that Perugia as- 1111150. BS the Prima donna of an op- the decisions of the conference have mg “cement sisted in rehanging tba “Mona Liza" ers. company. She found that sho been reached and published they will gm uulmma some time before the theft. was 1181113 shadowed hy the police and not be agreeable to the man in the hirmlllces MPI Oflicials declare the picture without.-that her correslwhdcnce had'been in- 5515995. Wh0 is l00lll1lg f0I` radical sl 31? le m the frame is about twenty-one inches l56l`CeIlted. It was learned that gba provision to be made for the safety h°MeI rough wide by thirty inches high, ig legs was suspected of espionage, and she of vessels and their human freight. ic Blaze W than nn inch thick and weighs five communicated with her father, who King George is to receive all the be "tg atssootin esterduy with __ pounds. is ill in Rome. delegates nt Buckingham Palace on gzetlc ,(i’,l:e__B Z Y -------- Mr. Page today sent Mr. Arthur Friday of this week. Epo,” in the

Hugh Frazier, Secretary of the Em- ---#_- known as hnssy, to ascertain from her parents ascended a

the circumstances of the case, d - _

_ _ _ the Secretary w________ informed that Jas unknown and the rifle was left lean

which the prisoner is

who saw Chnrlton af- in the United States

his mental condition.

nfl' 1

ec. 18, (special)-Sig-court tnke the testimony of eight counsel for the defence

Porter Charlton, the

American citizens with regard tothe nlleged violent character of Mrs. _Churlton, who was Mary Crittenden Scott, of Sun Francisco. l The judge at Como complied by transmitting counscl's request to the ‘Court of Appeals at Milan, which on giving its definite consent, will ask that the interrogations be made through diplomatic channels.

After January 1 the new penal

code goes into effect und counsel will be ullowcd to visit Charlton during

ano also asked that the the period nf investigation.

OF LOADED RIFLES

E, December 17-Cure- ed in large letters wus 5 rather serious shout- yesterdny n€ar Westville tion of which is that saac is today confined to

Westville with .a bullet the calf of his leg. ith a companion. both f about 14 years of age,

rifle. On coming to li

woods nclir the liridge Horne's Bridge, lllclsuuc tree for some purpose

the butt of the tree,

ing against

Macvane had written a letter to the oaded and c0ck,.d_

Ambassador deemed it advisable to hmb whlc place the matter officially before the Contact wit

AT Ambassador explaining her_ sltuation_` ' 1 During his movements among the

- This letter was “wwf rece“_'ed' The branches of the tree, he broke ofl n

' ' h

falling down came in

h the trigger of the rifle, to he disclinrgcd, and thc

. ` . Foreign Office. ` musin it

Cab|neI,S Chf|SlmaS Day- The report that Miss Mncvnne has - 1| tg ' it 1 ti i

been arrested at Taranto is without Offenslve Performance: €|l,1e€,a\f1;§ssmg comp 0 c y Wong)

"‘” foundation. She was in communica- "“'“ the tl-e,s__

tion today by telephone with a friend His co

the leg, who was ltill in

panion helllcd him down

we. nl 0il`AWA, Dec. 17.-The Royal oc- in Home and it is m,de,.Etood that! Says the Montreal Gazette of the and found Hirmn McLeud_ u .,et,,,._

cupants of Government House will ce- 1 ~ 16th instz-

_ fthe last few days the police surveil- _ _ mary surgeon who lived nearby. who

lcbrdte Christmas ill real old E11E119117lsnca has not been so strictly main-' Bntish Bublects Wm) like comedy to dressed the wound and brought the fashion this year. 'I'ha.pl'ospects of a.1_t,,ined_ take the form of the rifllcullllg of the boy to his Hwmte Christmaau "le 11 source of --------- Sovereign' censors seekmg 9' litue`he is doing nicely and on the rclid pleasure to their Royal Highnessea 11101110111- Of flllllllhfllililflllt. and French- to ,.ecovery_

the Duke and Duchess of Connaught _ anadians who do not object to have

and Princess Patricia, who will spendl ,rl representative of their womankind christmas Day st Rideau Hsu. 'rhcrs depicted in the make-up of a drunk- ‘J0MM1SS will be a Christmas tree loaded with ' » eu trsllnp such as is seen in the slum

home in Westville, where

ION FOR HARRY THAW

presents for the' school children ol districts, would have been delighted C0_NCOllD. DeC¢111l1'=F llli-A C0111'

thc neighborhood, and all the ser- G ,hall they 119011 Dfeiliiht Ht 1115*- 11lZhl1'B ml“‘“°n t° emnnne Hurry h' Thu" vents employed in and about Govern- lll‘1f01‘1111111CB 01 "‘B11l1tlBh0 E11 VOY- to det?-m

ment i-louse will receive presents and - use.” ue staged at the Theatre des def 111111 pay their respects to the Governor- .___ Nouveautes on St. Cathlerine street 5f1111tY»_W115 h1111°“11°e‘1 11Y Judge Am"

Gclicral and tht Duchess on Christ- 1l1lSl1~ ` 1% mmission is to consist ___ mag Lay, RI ) ___18 S . , _Th The oderlng, which is now in its _U _ _

Tllc Duke of Connaught and Prin- Figch ?;~'0,.,;ger?`omcé tfjdggqlslgtruct? second week, is a sort of mixture of Sralgk 5' Stmeter' (’°”c°rd' Dr' cess Patricia will attend christmas .ed M, Jules G,,,;,,,,,,, F,.e,,c,, A,,,_ revue sud burlesque. belns s more Or A°”B‘1’11 sc-rvlcc at the Cathedral, but though _d` B ,V 2 i 1 th _less plotless series of “e1l>erisnces." ' .“'“

thu Duchess is improving in health F;2§?;‘a.?rg§;cr..r:cn1tn'ch§t §'rosrrT;e had {""€_W‘“‘ hlly tlife M';f,°f,‘:f Sf; S°h°,§ l=1l°s¥,1,t Bind Dr. chsrlcs P. Bancroft,

she will not brave the cold air. The - 1 - 113 1l11°» 15 W 11 8 E 1» 0 ' - - Duchess is showing a keen interest in giiigiegetgaégglglig 18;; 0u*§_h;§'a world tour. Baptiste and his party 5;1p€’r1';_t0"B’;_d_‘_f_;§ _(31 thI;_1e‘_":_S__I;f__‘mpi,f‘_;;f ull charitable works lu the capital the eleven ,glands 0,,,,,,p,,,d -by he, happen to be visiting the French gogde In '

and though confined to Rideau Hall d,,,~;ng the Balkan Wm. the other two warship Descartes, when the anchors Th___;v,B __ has lost none of her desire to helplT,,nedOs and Imbros 'to be returnedrare dropped, and the vessel starts on bail under the habeas __0___mq “___ and assist in alleviating the suflering ' _ its Why ll0l‘l16W81’d. Wil-h 1117115011 B-9‘ di `

k . . ,

of others. This desire she translates ‘t0I,;Y,f the opinion of the French th_e first stopping point. They _meet °°f’_,I,_':Es

into practical charitable works fromlgoverhfnent should retum to TM. With U10 Kills. the P1‘lllC€ Ol Wales. for the

day to day. key the eleven island held by her:Sdygnrrpnrzgilgggga;:3~n&h:hl:n;1i;e;)€ berts but for niu.»li‘i;; such cbservli-

s . . ' th ccupied during the 9 3 9 tion and

CABINET Loch bo 'r1Mh.. 1'1"" CY. “"’_’° ° matter of the niece. , ak., ,.5 to q~b..w'.. present condi-

ina whether his liberty un- would he dangers tn llllllllfl

the federal court yesterday.

Prince. Bosto Dr George

1 . ll' . er, superintendent of Butler for the insane, I’l'ovidcnce.

the rescript, which is in

ap lication i..i' uillni.-lsi_i|i to

Judge Aldrich says

commission ‘s not nr-poilm-l purpose of listening to ex-

examinntiuns as it as-ru fit

1 T l.. -, .

mgimllllarrlillitgstlructions were sent at The King of ?‘n€1?;‘kd' who in ligke tl)oi¥;l and whether he is insane or

Many members °f the wbinet Wm the same time to thc French ll-'11ll>1195Y “P1 is an excel en cue” 0 mg not, its opinions is sought upon the

much light on old subiestl. 1

small pox

_ _S0 cent boxes or by mail from. `m Il Pill Co St Thomas, Ont

A =:i$I”L&“c<:“'“bi4v;i-°fa-igghf soul fc ceo. ul' Hush# Drez Stars-

_-1=m..11.' _

_ ot water, cook for three quarters of | n hour in a moderate oven. Cut

Tremblay, when questioned by The,

tures had crept into the performance

Y Ha

Sir Wilfrid Laurier. leader of the‘1¢.ok nice in any style until I began ty was depicted the person of the __ Opposition, will not leave the Capi- treutiiig it with Bageine; Sageine Sovereign should be treated with NEWCASTLE, December ll.-

tal but with friends will spend Cllfllll- grew my hair and made yt soft _sud dignity. I quite __renl_ized that__ln a igbteen mangled und burned bod- mns at home. thick. Sageine is the on y dress ng comedy such as t is t ere was anger as The Cabinet Will DOW llllllll- dlllly _ever use. Mr. Geo. E. Hughes in of lese maieste creeping into the char- re

until the day before Christmas and _ Charlottetown is agent for Bageine acterlzation of the King, if such char- lr while the electorate can have ll-B Ill- ,nnd he says: If Sageine will not scterizritlon were treated with too ny- dead n_in'em_ Them tex-nuons for shopping there will be muke the coarsest hair, clean, soft; much ievity_ At each pe;-(oi-mance seven more no uurcease for thc hard-worked mem-~‘. fluffy and beahtlful und add inches to that I personally fllfeclfed 111° 509110 “QM th,,ty_,,.V ,,, miners were nlivc. bers of the Government. Everytlllns,lts lcugth, bring it beck and I will was played with su the dignity is- A _mthmc ,“nc,d,,n,_ ,,, ,,,,,,,,. work now points to a session full of inter- refund your money. Remember to go quired. It is possible that at some at “mm was when Harry Mcev. n 0st slid While lf 11111? hh 0110118 <l\ll‘B' in Geo._ E. Hughes drug store as matinee or evening performance my t,.,p|,ng_ emerged from the mine tion yet the development of interns- other stores cannot supply you with orders lu this respect were ignored or ...Wing the body of his fsthcr._ After tional and national affairs since D10- rlugcine. A large shaker--top bottle were carelessly observed. Just at the he explosion. young llleer. W1t1l_1‘-11 rogation will, it is expected, throw costs only 50a, ' present moment there is a standing xygon helmet, was one of _the first

letter on the service bosr<1__inst_r_;iet- o

~ -_-- ing the actors to observe e o ers e _ _

gMA[,]_,p0X QN U, S, CUSTARD AND SPINACI-I BLOCKS. 1 gave gn this |-esp.-oe," rew he bud nccompnnued u_n__d _ BATTLEBHIP OHIO ` ' --- "lf there has been any deviation fell 8h0\lt the workings gn er y

"'-*' ‘ ' ' ' 1 from the course which I laid downrfor Y __

"DOLLS.-Our immense stock of _hen cold and firm with a sharp "DINNER AND TEA SETS in DOLLS at 33 1-3 off regular prices- knife into small cubes and serve as a great variety, all prices--splendid; great bargains. -Black Q Co. | arnlsb with hot boulllon or clear Xmas presents. Black a (‘.o_

8422-ll-18mBl. onp. I M22-12-ldmsi

spend Christmas away from the Cap- - George, is represented as a sort of in 1 d sole ,,,e,,ti_.,n ,,-|,_,l_h,., ,Hs

' 1" St' Petersburg' veak-knead Cockney, sttired in py- ieagoinn I

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01 Work Yet t0 hh 11C°0111PllSl1ed i01` _ lh111a3»_Wh1i§‘ he covim gm’ ”‘d§1°:Ik under ball would be danllerous to th l i ' th t fth f pe w en occas on eman . e ~ 1 (._._|;._'-

____;i_c;:__;1__:_1g__?_iil:loh_____§is__:_<;l_;e_§v__ :S $5 gélgicted ____ ____e___t______ ________ __________y the the public peace nn: sn _-3

many of them are only going for Y _ exalted 190911011 0 0 Sr 9 S1111' _

Christmas Day. G ` eral trend of conservation amongst A FLIPPANT OFFICER

Premier Borden and Mrs, Borden, himself and other royalties present,

. _ - - 1 c in 1-his h l-

as usual, will spend Christmas quiet _ _b_r;r;_g_ Ear; <e_r_e:;:_=e_____;J___ 0 K us M0NTRE______ D__c_ _______c_________ with

His Majesty is further represented what he considered the flichnut and

ug officially opening the cow stables contemptilolis manner in which James of "Sir" David Lafortune, at St. Ll-imbkin, special investigating officer Laurent, and authorizing the latter of the by clihle to name one of his stron-. nection

cst bulls after the Sovereign. The traffic _ _ Prince ol' Wales is depicted as 9 bus evidence licforc tln- sitting of thc "sissy," who endeavors to engage in hoard flirtations with the daughter of thc'dsy.

visiting Mayor of St. Scholaetiqumipresse

His capers give rise to nn unsavory matte _ _ reference to the memory of the late Sherwood, head of the Dominion po- K n' Edward. " _lice at Ottawa. Lambkin`s sl\Z>\‘fl01`-

1;Il§EC'1‘0R GIVFS STATEMENT Lumpkin's flippuncy in whull he

ly probable that his lbrrty

TO BE PUNISHED

Dominion govlernnivnt in cou-

with the nllclzcd wllitl-_ slnvc

in Montreal und ill:-it\~lf'f., gave

uf liccuse cumlrlirsimi yvutcr-~

Mr. Recolvlel' Weir tonight rx- fl the intention of culling the r to the attention of Coloncl_

ay, his ohvious unwil\ln;;nvss

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The director of the piece, Ernest,;o sgive stmighuorward ,,nS,._,.,-,,

uestlons put, or to tell connect-

cbaracterization of I-its Majesty the;t° q ,mr st,,fc_ Gazette representative regarding the ilgztand plainly in H vom I y

King and reflections on the memory when of the deceased Sovereign, professed license renewal of which was ,,,,d,.r that he was surprised that such ma- protest before the license commis-

¢ ,___ ic Recorder to

and latest reports stats that he is - . ofthe revue. f_:‘;,';§rs'r0_f;`;ls‘;§,(lt[:,ti,:,l,s to colonel much improved in hcnltll. "When the piece was first rehears- Sherwomi for ,___n_hk,,,.s d,,,m,,,s,,1_

H011. Dr. Rllld lllld H011- MF- Whltfl Possesscs abundance of beautiful ed, and during all the rehearsals," he Will leave the C81-lllflll 111815 101' Christ# hair and says: My hair was thin and said, "instructions were given by me RESCUED BUDY or l~‘A'l‘I-IER mas Da as will Hou. Mr. Grotllers- .ro 'fed and I could never dress it to time in the scene wnercln His Maids-

wlmt hc had .ictunlly sich visiting Arbour's hotel. the

FROM coAL Mlm:

5.'-tl,1lilll,ll(l0 CHANGES

HANDS IN DEAL¢

l_(.‘2\I/ON, Dec. 15.-One of the hig-

gesi. private real estate deals on re- cord wus completed to~day in the pur- chase uf the Duke of Bedford's block of ircehuld property in the center of Uolluon for something, like $50,000,- ‘lUU hy Hurry Mallaby-Deeley, a uu- ionist member of the house of com- HIUHS.

The exuct figures were withheld by,

thc agents, but experts basing their cnlclhhtlons on the cost of acquiring Uhr property for thc Aldwych and K1111='11W1lY improvement. which zlinu'.l.lted to $22,200,000, estimate the suni which challged hands to-day at $50,000,000, The estate covl-is nineteen acres sud roughly speaking stretches case zlllll wc_st from Kingsway to St, Mar. tin s lane, near 'l`rufa1ger square, and north and south from Longacre to the Strand. It includes the Royal flpvra, the Drury Lune, the Aidwycih the strand and the Lyceum theatres, several hotels, Covent Garden mar- ket, Bow street police court, the N8. 5011111 h`l10l`filli{ club, and a number vl vrlnting estubll.mn.ents_

Tin; wound has been in the pogseg.

s‘_on of the Bedford family since 1540, \vl\f.‘.i it was grnlitcd tc them by King Hflllfy llI. ut the time of the disso- lution of the Roman illitholic religi- ous communities und the confiscation of their propcrty,

Tile income fron. the estate in re-

cent years is known to have been greater than that of some of the llrillciplllities of Europe, The Qovem Gllrdcn market :llc-uc brought the duke $85,000 yearly,

The purchase makes the previous

deals _of Mnllnhy-Deeley pale in. to lnslgnlficance, .iitbough in Ju1y_ when 11° llcllllircd the St. George’s hospital site, opposite Hydé park 1°’ $2»350.000. he caused a sensation: undhe had previously bought a pm- cudllly hotel for $2,50(|,000_ '

This sule means that one of the

glrut estates in London ig being bro- kflfl lib. The metropolis is practically divided among nine peers: The Dukes of Portland, Bedford and Westmins. tcr. the Murquises of Exeter, Salle. h111`.l'. Northampton and Camden the Em-l of Craven and Viscount I”ort.

mall,

A FATAL Jump

STELLARTON, Dec. 18--John Frye nn employe of the Acadia coal ooml I>1111Y. and working at the Albion mines, Stcllarton, received fatal in- luries lust evening while ascending the slope of the misc with his fel. lows,_ which' resulted -in his death at midnight.

The nccidvnt occurred ubout 4 30

|v.n\., thi-cur coming up lom-1¢..| -with mon. 'I`hcse ours ure provided spec. llllll’ for the mcn wining nfl duty und lm- m|11ip|».-.1 with m.at,,_ and 1\l'c_ lmulc-ll up by nn-_uns of cablcl-Lund \-'hl_lst one rnke is coming up the oth- cl- is going down, thc ropes running bust thlcm. The men are cautioned by the cmnpliny to keep their neat; in the mrs until they urrive at their linfll stopping place,

If. would nppcar that the range of

the accident wus due to indiscretlon 011 1110 Fort of the deceased. l'.~"ye,as llli Stllfill UD In the CBI' .And Jumped out when the cur was about sigty 10111 HWHY from its llnal stopping place. The distance from the top of thc crlr to the ground is only 111>1111t two fret. but in his rnpid dc- sccnt his foot cume in contact with thc rope nf. the side of the car,whlch was tru\'cllinl': down the slope and which carried him off his feet, mug. lol! him to full heavily to the ground.

I-lc was immediately lifted from the

crnnnfl und carried up to the ofllco nml Dr. Mike McDonald called. who found flint thc mnn had his left arm broken, and his shoulder badly dis- locnterl, nnd hc was immediately or- dered to the hospital, where medical attendance was given him, but he passed uway n few hours ister. It ls said tlint thc mnn also suhered gi broken bnck in thc fall and was shall. cn up very severely generally.

OUNG ENGLISH RANCHER

have been recover:-_il by rescue ws from thc Vulvnn mine. 111 ich an explosion occurred l"‘1ll°1"

Searches reported thc locartions

no hope this morning that nny

enter the lnine. It was his father sought, and he left the rcscuc

the flash of his electric torch, m ling over body after body. lllltll

QUANTANAMQ DW, 17-111; Boil a quart of spinach in salted the m,,ye,.B_ I regret “_ and »1 'amd tu which Uhl*-Nl Stu" hntleslllh 0h1° 51" “wat” “nm under “md pn" dry' 5°' wish to point out to all that we have B U 0" “mt for

rlved at Ceunsnera yesterday- from “"3 “"1"” "1"" °°“1‘ ‘“°“““"1“° "W ch ii swicd e ol our dunes of loyii- - _ ghtly two eggs adding half a tea- ° n K hm' Muntenamgn v°""°'*~“'h lu poonful of salt hnd ver graduall a W* I "my “tue that if “W °h1°°` :ases_of srnslkgar _ca l\°_=r_<: _F1111 W, 0, ho, mm, ,,,,,.,,,,§ wel, T,’,',,, uomime lecture bus ses.. snowed to Wen y-In all 118 1`0m 1'- V0 't 1 ' _ ' creep into the comedy, it will not °! th' 'mml Wx ms’ A" 1° cnti' t'liieofithelh8::l?':> bhkhnlnghshx ‘zxilliifimigftllif recur I will see to it mylllll 11185

cal condition. One. man died from Y W P ' 'h U .»

on the 'By acmq_ glacing the dish in a larger vessel of everyt ing goes we .

nally he cam P e searched. Almosfhxhausted by :is rduous trip in the mine under__i_1i eavy oxygen equipment, Meer. li c he body of his _father to his should- rs and carried nim over n mile thr- ngh a line olleath, h0f1\0 £0 11111 iother.

"LAMPS or ALL KiNDS~l”u1l0

MURDERED NEAR HAZELTON, B. C.

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., December .-Earnest G. Kenneth, a young nglish rancher, was murdered on a nil between Kisplox und Glenvowel ear Hazelton. The body was found n Friday. Kenneth hao been attack- d from the rear and there were sev- nteen knife wounds in the throat nd lace rind stabs in the back and eck. 'The ground showed signs of a des- erate struggle. The deceased had

__ llved six years in the Hazelton coun-

'. y and leaves li mother and two sis-

Hall. Hahillllg. B"“°l‘P1» 11114 1"l““"~ rs in England. Money was found on Lamps, in brass, nickle and glass, hum just right for Xmas D"°"""“' Bmck Indians are suspected of the murder & Co. 347-2°l2'13"‘3l They resented his work as a rancher

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