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petailg gf Burning tg Death ls Ghosen to Succeed Wins Golden Opinions as Qppdsition Totally Round in

gf Mrs. _A_1exa,n¢]_¢r_ _ President Faure. Liberal Leader. New Brunsfwicln

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LEXHNUER 3E|l|U\|3lY BURNEU titlV’T till-RIi|ES 4| BUT iii 46 SEATS

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also I-lla Little Son George -Their Hands and Faces

Solid Blisters and Burned brown-Mr Ns Hands

Stuck Together by burns, blood and Wounds-His

_I-lair and beard burned-l-le Falls From an Upstairs livlindow---Mrs. Ns Gharred Remains Found---Origin

of the Fire-

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Ir. George Alexander, Stanhope, has hands. The latter were bleeding and

from Rev. Benj. Chappell, so tightly locked together we could the following sad particulars hardly unclasp them, when the doctor

the burning to death ol his came to dress the wounds. For two

Mrs (Rev) R P hours the Japanese were searching for

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alexander, andthe serious burning of Mrs. Alexander, running back and

forthto see if she-was not safe in our

Aknnder anti his lime s°_n’ house, lfut she had sono to a safer

il' Hi1`°5°-kb JaP*°' It ‘nn home. Two hours frgm the time they

remembered that Mr. Chappell spent discovered the fire their home lay in

iii-he here iasi Summa- visiiii-ig his ashes, and ndthing was saved. With the “L U- C*'°PP°“~ *nd hi’ iii' f§iit.§§.?s.§’.f.‘i."‘”I.i."°'li.l‘$..f§.§ ‘l'.f°?§l

k' “'°u u his many friends' Tokyo they had found in tbl; ashes,-"cha1¥red `ll\\W¥600 115108 f1'0II1 Hil‘0!&ki. and remains which they supposed was the

the Hrgld; Wgrd 01 the §|_~e,‘ bOdy Of the l0SZ 0116. MT. A. képl

had uthmdd wi. hid ,, begging for n_ews_froni the fire and

neu co ‘mp g about eight I told him the remains had

“menu” 'fm t°°°iv_°d’ fl been foiibd. As soon as he could talk *WIS *O50 GVUUUIIUZ P05515” he told mehis story as well as he can

tliesnfterers in the calamity. remember. They were awakened by

the cook’s wife, and ran from their up-

* 28rd “=° f?“°"i°s ffm i’i§‘.‘£i‘..‘.’.i°ii‘?.3i-‘T j‘i?.f‘I.Z..§;§“€i.i. i.iiff”’f§i`

m“‘°“”‘°’» "`h° 1"” °°“` their little son George. They thought

'a late hem. was re-rtliere would be time tc, get on some

by letter ,hy M1-_ gimp- "clothing, but ina moment the‘,paper_ wednesday night we an ceiling (they have no plastered houses

‘mm no _ in Japan) in the nursery, just beyond,

m P”7°'°m°°t"’5' “nd was all atlarne. Mr. A. then took

WM feeling safe and secure. (This George out of the hall window to the

phably means prayer-meeting at the roof of the porch, and when he returned

1' ~ _*Nh in yapamse_ and that Mrs_ for Mrs Alexander the sitting room was

il d no \oice answered his

Lloxander was present.) About 10.30 1” ames' an "ye" awakened by a are aiarm_ and f call. He tried to see if she hid ffiiinted

lyhgl r_wh _h d - _ or fallen to the floor, bu t e ames mm? .S if a ° "°°m dm Mrs, drove nun back. and ne feii from the

er ouse, a ears sa tin, _ _ _

illat their house was allpgn tire. Iywas “PP” W‘“d_;’“;_°f nie Séuéng r°°m wlthe Irggggd h that i- d t t f ground, an t on rx im e up the pi lar

y une' an go ou 0 my of th h for George I do not

300|!! just in time to receive poor liitle 9 Pofc

Mrs A16 and tis dw ear old know bow he got him down but pre-

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|on,f;-hm one of the dremei His sume the firemen helped. The _place ioeand hands were Solid blisters andiwhere the body was found mdlcaftes hum eryihg_ S30” ML Aiexander i that Mrs; musi_ have_ieft the hsitting \llP°lred' -~ - room to o low t ecoo', ran t roug

° In apengct frenzy of gnef' ` fl fthe nurser and tried to

Wllldllrs. A. did not s a . H we ameso .~ 71 loci; bidi h d b tg; pfice ang escape down the bacls stairs,whence she

Y “me 3 Ou 0 _ _ was cutoff by the flames below. I do

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not think she could have suffered many

little George endures !"

ga* » lm $!’4 l moments. The sufferers sleep but it is

** "lv*§l€'/lv troubled slee and the suffer much.

both being badly burned and Mr A (Continued on the Fifth Page )

3- pf .Y but it is perfectly marvellous the way

Another letter says :--“One theory is

that, not being at all well, Mrs. A. tainted. The cook`s wife, in jumping from a window, injured her spine. The cook is slightly injured. Mr. A. cut his hands severely on a broken window. The fire is supposed to have qriginaied in the kitchen. The house went like

... at hwoo the whole lace bursting

over, carrving George, the faces o

The subscriptions now are £25. 908.

Engaged -The Queen Will . Visit France-Prince of

Wales Speaks of Glad- stone-More Doukhobors at St. John-Killing Heat at Manila.

LONDON, Feb. 18.-(Special) - The

disabled Cunard steamer Pavonia reach- ed St. Michae1’s, Azores, today.

IR' A Lord Roseloery’s Daughter His Fitness for l-lis New

Position Gives I-lis Party Renewed Confidence-

Wlll Fight the Govern- ment Vigorously - Lord

The Anarchist Bill.

Rosebury ln Retirement-i

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Foster’s Men in York and Gostlg n’s Men ln Vlctorla All

Beaten-New l-louse Two Thirds Straight Liberal, 8|!

Straight Conservative, Balance of no Strong Leaning in Federal Affairs-Some Big Malorltlesln York and

St John-Record of,Fifty Years- Broken-The Msn.

Elected .

London, Feb. 16.-The close of Sir Sr. JOHN, Feb. 19.-(Speclal.)--~ mths iegisihthi-eh "9, hhfore gen hgh),

Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s iirst Saturday’s election was ii clean sweep leigh; in number

F 8 _ _weeli of leadership _ of the Liberals for the government of Premier Emmer- i 1h* St John City mg P011 siogd M101-

Pants, eb. 1 -_-(Special)-M. Lou- as eft his party in the House of son and the greatest. possible triumph 10,", huge iii-sg gout gi the lgfg bgingghg

bet, President of the Senate, was elect- 001111110118 Sblmdihfly Satisfied , with forthe Minister of Railways, who has mem rs elm-

ed President in succession to Faure, re- ceiving 483 votes against 270 for M. Meline.

_ 0'1`TAWA,FBb. 18.__(SPecia1.) _ Hon.

taking of Boots and

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at 25 per cent discount.

Come and see them. Now

IS your chance.

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Messrs Sifton and Borden went to Nova _Scotia to-day to attend a series of agricultural meetings in the Annapolis Valley.

Minister Fielding Was unable to

leave for Halifax yesterday. being de. tained here by urgent business.

Messrs. Fielding and Sifton left last

night for Washington, whence they were summoned by the Premier on mat-

meeting of the committee on the Glad- 1003** N105 bemg 512 feet-

tf stone mpmoniiail, fbore testimony to his CHICAGU MARKETS' them were very strong and were com persona re ar or Gladstone and his Sldered sure oi election

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admiration for him as a statesman,and C3iCAd_0__ February i7____[Speci,_1]__ In Sunbury _L D_ Hazel” Ex_M_ P_ Q

8; expressed the hope that the memorial The following are the closing rates;-i for St Johm who was looked upon as t L

W°“1d be Worthy Of the man- p0‘iay9‘;%‘fm"7Z; com’ 35% oats’ 27% ' future leader of the 0PPOsition, was i I

July wheat, 70§ ; corn 361 ; oats, 25%; defeated by four votes. l "’0F'_

p01'k --- All three members of the opposition

. _ _ 1 -_fury

' e new members

°Tl~M . W #en S Rubbers 32 cents' a failure because of lack of funds, lack t thin 5nY““°$ 915°' ,

‘heir °h°i°°° completely crushed the power of Foster '

Not alone his public appearance in 1'ti 1 t th' ` R° n3'97‘

_the House __ _ _ ___ _ _ _asa po i ca opponen in is province. Md down 3_8”

A H0 d _ _ _ ___ _ d _ t _. u a so is tact and his qnieili In the new legislature the govern- Pu y 3,503 f _T 0 e ii,,_i'ams om con o ence energy in the private councils have ment will have but three opponeuts_ i Rey olds 8,616

rom a. parts o t e wor contin -- ' ' ° tl ' probably the most interesting b?;ing’§;;::n(;(;1vil;;nn§0§;§(:; thgtl 113:15 the Messrs' Melauwn “nfl Hflmphmy imml, 'The following are the members

that of the Emperor Nicholas conveyingi He is muchybeuer tbl? Elec 6 _ W°5l5m°1`°I81\d» and (r1aS\°1` f1°°U1 S1111- ' eiedied in ,di ihh Whhiithhhhiai _._ his sorrow and that ofthe Czarina; I wihhihg Persohai adhesion 213:19 E bug' v _ ` Government. 0PPOsiti0ll» Peesident McKinley representing the hhhmor to Moria in - ' - » the n°Y°r‘7.°umr count? but Madnvnka 3‘A1l°°1`f (9) Emm°\`°°“

feeling of the Siste1_mpubu(__ and Em__ __ Hd yt __ IHSPIPIUK and Victoria the straight government it Qmim

$913.1 13°” 9”” 0 t 0 Paftf- tickets were elected. Madawaska de- Carleton (3) Smllll

peror William praying that God would Thdhy thespeaher deeiared that the famed the Coldghm candidates by lugs , .i Mgghih

grant the widow strength to bear her new leader has already given iuniversal - \ - - “ Cll'V8‘l

V . . . imaiorities, electing La.Forest and Gag- Chulctte .

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sorrow. satisfaction, and added. "Sir Henry _

BERLIN, Feb.18.-The German news-‘Campbell-Bannerman has great clear- mm’ Independents' L“'F°r°5t W” th” H Todd

ness of head, and is ful* of courage and Liberal who ran against Ccstigan fo. H Russell

papers almost without exception com- enthusiasm Above an he is not mio oi ___ Commons _n 1896 ~ __ 08””

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nie; °}_3fmP°th°u°auY “Pon the dimh, thosomen suspected to be ready to play vicmrih elected parm. and i_“"0n_ Gloucester (3) Voniot

0 BR.1i5;laF\.lIfSe. Feb 18 (Special) mm fgailre witigogt rigmigag) tits gn' both government men although Porter 1' “

__ . ».~- - --_ _ '-_'_ oc ers. ner is ,urteri ' g' “

'Elie-.Bm”.i.s__ExP"gs mid ihhhhdihhih __w_a_s_ not on the regular government Kent (3) .

mini. any eeiiiusd with another and .lm:§dM2N1i`¥Mm . t ‘ ~ ' t , “

_ Q . w reamo pursuing t air own-put-, ,Lid T 'li _ ihlhtrilaisgfdr wllihe llglliled uzgngdg 'pose without regard 'to me. freltlzlli-ngglexlzigpt Hon.A. D.Iliichard i“@ollKmz"1(3)r A . 1 1.

- Y S . P e (welhreof the party, they will meet' W. had -~ H, ; “ P°€°_1.°T

d f h estmore is county elected

were on board. with little mercy at the han s o t _e - ' , t “

MANILA, F9b_ 13____(SpeCih1)__']_‘he ma]01'ity.” , . Robinson and Wells, government, _and Madawaska(Q)

heat is intense and many American 00122:' Yénké T1_(;_Th9 lt‘°m_i°n Malanson and H“mPh|»`°.Ys the “V9 °l“ N nh, “

soldiers have been overcome. The L S-PODHBB 0 e ng u_ne° re Bum? P°U9Ul9a1l`99'dY“am9d- 0

O lr Bury Campmu Bannermans A ' iii ntfeai eof the election is

Filipinos are concentrating at Pasig river debut as Liberal leader in the House mg” ca A 'ur

in force and another resistance is look- [Continued on the Fourth pagdi U19 defeat °f ever! °PP°“@f1t °ffl1° 5"' `l led for. . ' i ,_ , ernment in the last legislature and of i QUB9

- LONDON, Feb- 13--"(Sl>B0ia1)”D0S' 000 I)oukhobors who have been quaran- every Conservative who left the gov' R955

t std. d b hi art on the

pite President Faure’S death the Queen( rined at Halifax, reached port at 3.30 ernment ° “ _ y 5 P 7

will go to the South of France. Re-_ and the work of discharging began im

port? siiite that muph _hittegness to;rard 1;ied_i_s.tely and continued all through the Sh John City defeated Mi-_ Stockton, ' ng an C0” “mes '0 9 S OW” t e"°° ` g ' . . leader of the opposition and his col_ A

The Earl of Crewe is engaged to Lady HALn|A:\’Feb' lst-lbeLey1and Llgie leagues by majorities ranging from 300 St- J0

Margaret’ youngest daughter of Lord steamer Armenian from. Liverpo , e _ _ _

Roshhei-y_ Sheais a regent debutame Feb, 4th, bound to Boston. .arrived here to 500 votes’ and York tu_me(? dofm; ‘ti iSunbii_ and Wiii inherit great Wealth yesterday afternoon having to tow the four old nilembers by ma3°“ues°_ 8' Qu T Vlctc ia, (2) Porter

' . . _ th . Y k former r. -=

W,-iles imetry, has ,_ grown up dauohtei. up yesterday morning in a disabled con- _ ...

° . _ Mr. Foster in the Commons. _

York (4) Gibson

and is one of the ablest, best looking dmon- . . . it

The defeat of the opposition tickets U Thom on

' - , The Armenia i th lrgest steamer _ Ps

and Honest of the Llberal P`ers' u_s 6 8 th in Charlotte and Carleton counties .. Whimhehd

. Tue Prince ofwaies, presiding at a *bribes iY°‘ '_i=i‘°d this P°“~ éi caused great surprise-and joy in ,he .. C,,,,,P,,,,u_

_ Moncton resolution.-_ Sr Jo

Shaw 3.605 , Slncklml 3,353 Lookart 3,5424 award s,s4s _

Poirier Burns Barnes ... U. J ohnson ,

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Scovill ~‘ _

Laloreat -Gagnon

bisnu(4)Twesai¢ ’

“_ Burchill i- 0’Brien

H Fish

ns (2) Farris

Carpenter

g`che, (2) Mott ‘J Labilloio hu City (4)Roberts»on “ Mclieown N Purdy ~ Reynolds

hn Co.(2)Dunn . MCL90d

ry, (2) Morrow z Glasier

Lawson

m’land(4) Wells Melanson

Robinson Humphrey

government ranks, for the candidates i i _ -1

The new legislature will contain.

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GOFF BR()S_ i °_f d‘9°1Pi1'1° *md _P°1l¢i°l1 il\3'1°°°°- y Alum h _ Not in fifty years of New Brunswick

_ ' Sr. Jomt. N. B. Feb. 18_-(Special) ‘ ' "”-"° politics has any party been so utterly

*Wm , -The S. S. Lake Superior with the 2,-i lvvnualvvlvvlvll MUNI-. ` routed. In all that time the oppolilion

s . QS ATIUNERY

_ about thirty straight Liberals and only -AND- half a dozen straight Conservatives, the

remainder being men who have no ‘B strong affiliations in Dominion politics.

The completeness of the victory was y hues that we do notintend to ko

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r rise even to the government sup- 'inf ture. See them on llr$° TABLE

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rters as the eueral belief was that 'CE TEE °f °" BT R f

_’° "° ' i N sono rin li sul im rm: of

ters now engaging the attention Of the M3dC fran F112 i the opposition would gain a few mem- Us ka e_

' ' ' be nd would robably have 15 or In ° I5 can 8' pw 8

I t l-C . °:.;‘::‘;‘;:f...;:2.";“:;':.'; .. . °'“°‘_.°‘ W' me 1».»»~=~- i "*'°i"""' 5 ‘° '° °°“" °“°'

P ,N 'I Th d fth revinceto bein w°th2°° Al” of 'lu' I.”

G ww 0 8 P it our nun gui

` AND S on Monda G ` '

‘ " Y' guards . . PI lf It ~

n B I t Lieut. W. A. l o gie in a s eech 9. Sai the line with 111° D°m1B10l1g¢_>V°l‘l“l9U¢Pf°° 5 mn" 'fan' P.” di 25 wut.

N 1 . Hamilton declared the Canadian militia agaifjst alufn,

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bebly had more to do with the result maui” Price ‘so mum’ md

ens of other Sm; or early par'

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