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PARIS, Jan. 28,-(Speclal-Fran-

VISCOUNT HAYASHI I

FOREIGN MINISTER

United States.

Oi Japan Confirms Lemieux’ Statement As to Immigration Treaty. But No Treaty Yet Concluded With

_ _ -I Decial- chair. and the committee appointed-Puts a stain upon honors `won in cols Marc Beniamin Richard. Cardi- TOKIO’ Jan' 28_(sp°°‘“1)`I“ tl" “nd "Bd 01° °°"'°°P°“a5ll¢° Wm* insisted NIR ` JSP" hill U0* WI'

BACKVILLE, Ian. 28 S I

At _Q NWUIIS here attended by mem consists of ' Dr. _Borden, Rev. C. F. ‘political life and an iniurious burden DB1 lJl’itS¢ 01 "Ile Holy Roman 1°

WiBKins, Rev- L- ` Steeves, E. A. upon' candidates, leads to the rake- Church, and Archbishop" of Paris, mmt" viswunt Hayashi *'°d°Y,`C°mU1iHHi0l1\0l' of Labor. whervw Dixon and B. M. Fawcett. ol, the evil use of political patron- died here today 01 congestion of the

The chief resolution sets forth that hge. ahd graft, tends to increase the lllllgi. H5501' 8 511011 llllleBs. ' p°

political corruption is notoriously use of liquor and intimidation, and Cardinal Ritlllird was born at Nan- th prevalent in Canada; that it des-‘ because of these and other things e £08. 01811” 'llillll YGHFH 8-20. Bhd he Bt

troys any strong sense of political l>l`B¢tiC8l BWP B\l0ll1<l at OHCB le W” m°d° Cardinal Illlletcbn years H° “”“°““°°‘-l._,th“t th”

responsibilities, defrauds indepen- taken to enforce the laws against 880- qu

bers of both parties a committe was appointed to endeavor to arrange for li. 000111'-Yvconvention to take active steps to prevent corruption in _the

coming “election and strong resols. tions were passed.

Dr. Borden, Principal of Mount;

Allison Ladies' College was 'in _the

“lint V0'-GFS Ol their political rights,. corruption. _"l*'_iT"

HIS IS AWF UL I I CJACK Lllllllllll

I WOMAN A FREAK sul nu slum _.

"" I Axle Broke, Cars Ditched, E'

_So Says a Virgin-ia Doctor Whose State- Nelell Nether Turns Un and Another Traincrashes in

' _ment *Has Raised a' Cyclone Among R"ni°"°s|f"xi|°" i’fMa"y °°"d"°‘°'D°”d

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the Women oi the State--He’s p * "T

' ST. CATHERINES, Ont., .`l'nn.28- FREDERICTON, Jan. 28-(Special)

p°k° at length °n U19 10111811 Japan has agreed to restrict -v- liev el the Government including gl-mon to canada within real. e negotiations with the Unite able 1imi¢g_ ' _ ‘U16 United Sidi” WON °0lI¢lll|Il “t°' 'md C“““d°° He said that the memorandumlend he WM lllllbln 50 Ki" lllilhfllb

.olmadioll attached thereto defined what is

“H0” has 59°" delillll-el? 8ottl0d‘ considered reasonable limits, but

wer house of the Diet B‘oreign3iHon." Rodolphe Lemieux,-'Canadian

ceeded any of her treaty rights sol

'ad her prestige suffered.

He said that the negotiation with

but was able to anounce theta satis- factory settlement was in sight.

HMLWAY WH[£|( NEW BHUllSW||IK'S I UN GHANIIIHUNK

On the Eve of the of the

General Election ~

3 ,BaCIleI0l°» _ sAN Faanorsoo, Jan. 21.-Jack (sP°°"*U-A ‘am ’““W“Y ‘"°°“ °“' ’1` `

RICHMOND, va., January 27.-An' attmk “D011 ¢h0.Dl1ysical, mental and moral qualities of women in general by Dr. William H. Taylor before an

unusuaxly large crowd of students and la en at the medical college of Virginia 'dn Thursday night has - oused a storm of protest from '$0- men all over the state. I

Dr. Taylor, who 'is ka physician of

recognized standing, gave _his 'opinion of the sex plainly and without frills. "Physically," he said, "woman is'a sad spectacle on account of certain defects' with which the layman never becomes acquainted. With marvelous ingenuity, however, she has overcome these by the adoption of s dress which makes her more beautiful, and man is satisfied with her wiles, which have transformed an appalling ap- parition into a vision ofgracs hd

result of calm and- unbiased judg- ment and investigation, woman is anything but beautiful. She is rather a freak, being built on the most forbidding plan and specifics-` tions. _ MAN IS THE MORE BEAUTIFUL. "There is no immutable standard, and I nm by no means a connois- seur. Still I must insist that man is more beautiful than woman, judg- ed by true standards." Passing from the physical defects oi woman/ mentioning her kindness\ and geatleness,_ her passion._fi¢kl°' ness 'and vindictiveness, Dr. Taylor' came next/to the mont llnP0lT¢°l\* point in her make-up-morally. , "The honor of mon.” he |814. "She v

holds in the hollow of her h‘snd. She does not uadsrfltelld the meolllllt °f the word truth unless' .the truth hap-

yearniug to display it no;-` ` London isvaccompaniedtby his wife. thrown into the ditch. _

fm. 0, he, mance, ma 'hm ,om 'Be says that became back to attend 'luleseeoua las: lreiglle lun at nm

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B groundless accusation which mo! “tg human' He Wm have “sam on m°m°“t “Pp"°“°“°d Imm Nmgnu

be fatal to her victim or impress I the Mariposa on Feb' mst' The Ealls and crashed into the wreck. stain that vindicated innocence itself Bnarll’ the any foot Mat in whim Conductor G bell w thro

u London is making his trip was left amp as wn un

cannot entirely elface. ' der a car, and instantly killed.

..Cn,cumstanceB may réaduy man at Tahiti for. repairs on the engine.

lt, ibl to di ‘h h "Wa had abso utely no adven- n mpc” B gpm” t ec ary' tures, said London, 'and the rea

a zu 1 _ " ' ' ' '

8 ere'am a ways but few mmm sons for our dela ed arrival at the

ing to believe it. Indeed, shocking as y it is to the Plame” prompting or Marquesas Islands, which gave rise d

humanity and mjusuco’ our verylto the reports that he had been lost, ' z courts sternly restrain the hand that were B1 mply tr°“I’l° with °“r gas °“` could obliterate the bloc, and thus, 5”" “ml "°°“““° W” °P°“” “°'”° tim” 1

it may be' cmmive with the um, cruising among various islands." ` surrounded by many of them, de

lustrations of all this have many in 3- ation 1 the 5 taken h

and murderess to fix it indelibly on . fuv:;';1i};°§;°l§m‘:gt°l:§; the mass" "lam" the memory of ontreeed deed. Sad _ BERLIN, Jan. 21.-'rho socialists," The minister _ol instruction sent ' l , l ,

loveliness. As a matter of fact, the'il V H ,tau or and by ' '

tim an , ` °

BS 5° HUGH. 8114 301116 Ol tllom` Prince Von Buelow on the matter of b

1" RI°hm°nd~" ` manhood sudrage for Prussia, 'have

decided 'to .aim a blow directed at the

V _ _ I Imperial Chancellor. When the ap

M ll'l‘l ||_l fi ff’ ‘W5 I-llf'l_l_|¢|’ propriatiou for the Chancellor’s sal-

_, -___ J ary comes up for debate in the Rei-

C M ` ` chstag, they will introduce a motion

BELLEWLLEI gut” Jam 37_ that his remuneration will he reduc- h tha Much excitement was crested here ed. nnleee he nremleee e bill rrevid- ‘"1 “°* f" ‘mm th” "°“° ‘"“°’°

_ "'“' recently. Two Hungerlaus were to ine universal suffrage. without dle-

\ have been married at St. Michael's tinction of sex. f0l` °V°l‘Yl>0dY 0VGl‘

°m°*°°-‘7“‘“““" ”°(s9°°“0‘ Church. Every preparation had been twenty WSIB Of 88° ill HVGPY f6d°l`l\1

in pleasing. W4 now

remain to

ovary OIG to reserve them to |00

balance will be

few

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who receives sdimly print ed, badly printed, bidi? folded. bsdly cut. badly addressed. bidi? Wl'lPP¢d tom -soiled ‘or isoomplete paper of whatever has willklodly notify the Rub- sorlprios Department st

any Guardian rcsdu'

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Jan Cam ............. _ Nl mad, and gh, intend” groom and state of the Empire.

" -- -~ -- l-00I` his friendsjvere all present, but the

-' mu-i=........... .. slam gn-1 lame to appear. _ l

May ..... 50| Search ,was made for her at her S [X-

-- as hom-we for mile- -re--<1. meh-

could not he found. it was learned 1

"""' later that she had run "away, and

e»s¢n|.e¢la»,n»|»¢¢o»q, na nm inn” losing herself in the woods, had lin- _ _`_ ailments are quickly relieved by ci-:seine any wand”-gd into M;-1 _ Austin “"'*"‘°“°°”°'”"’°x‘ www* Frenche's residence, half frosen. Bile

had heard that her intended husband

g _ got drunk on Friday and had re-_ Th,

_ ~ S _fused to_marry he_r so she ran away.

' She d $52 and said she was going

' ' back to Austria. h 1

1. Tuesday Banko Csvlak, er I-

. _ , » fianced/ endeghvored to have her

The cfevgf SUUIITGIIU MISS vlllla arrested so coma me piles ol the

~ . I _ license, wedding ring and troussenalr

' _ t was reventedxby her il-ion .

_ . :Ile bou~ghll’t‘her ticyet for Galicia.

- ' e mm-ls. wlmé ner screw li".

leaving 'on the noon trsin._

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And Thursday I

by a about

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er on several occasions recently onsiderable contributions which had een subscribed for her aid. Louisa 'La Ramos was boro at

Bury St. Edmunds about 1840. Her pseudonym "Ouida," was a childish mispronuncigtiml of “Louisa." Her

.best novel was Under Two Flags,

and was dramatized only recently.

Ouida has lived for a long time

past near Florence. Her death occur-

poet, Percy Byssche Shelley was drowned. Early :ast summer atten- tion'was called through delpatches to the London pgpers to Onlda’s

poverty. larie Corelli started a und for her benefit and subscrip- tions were made by several others on her behalf,‘ but Ouida announced her intention of refusing the charity. Reports regarding her ill~hee.lth

time, but later she` appeared to recover.

Mlnarh Llnlment Cures llyoiherls.

' THE WEATHER.

TORONTO. Jan. twenty-eighth,

(Special)-Strong winds sud oder ate goes, southerly and gr unll shifting to west and norl:hw` rly milder witth snow or rain, colder a gain Thursday.

Pn.n`s ounnn 1N`c 'ro 14 nns.

mPAZO OINTHENT is gnars.llt:|d cure any use of telling, li Bleeding or Protrnding Piles in 6 td 14 days or money refunded. I0 cts.

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Condensed Advcrtscmcnts "`*1‘F¢»‘l¥§1aTl5lRri°.*.‘rra.r_-°-

FLORENCE, Jan. 27-Th!! imme-

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H' Allen Accepts office British Official Returns Show

‘The Dominion ls the

Favored Place

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Ouida had a. passionate fondness ` or dogs md up to the very] way of the province of Saskatchewan.

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NIHHUW ESCAPE

MADRID, Jan. 27-King Alfonso

had a narrow escape from death while hunting yesterday. A wild boar unexpectedly appeared and rushed at the King, who shot the animal. The King haddropped his gun and walked up to the body, supposing that he had killed the boar, but it suddenly bounded up and flew furiously at the King, »who was saved only by a promllf- Bimi- fired by a hunter into the madden-

Ed animal's head. The King was un- urt.

were also published about the same ` |

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RIO JANEIRO, Jan. fl- Boro.:

Rio Branco,: Minister of Foreign Affairs, gives out a denial of the statement contained in an interview sent _out from Bio_ Janeiro durillB the recent visit of the Amsricln fleet, quoting him al sayin! “Ht il

United seam one Jovan If W5" probable that Brasil would be,wil- ling to sell the three bsttlsships oi so nmasmm me te the fennel

Wygtgl-|_v::;ls malre now build- mwnen ne use bg- nl'\e<l vin*-IM is evset of wer Brasil would sell herwsresdnoughtl to the United Stains the. minister declared bo deplined to make reply to the Qum-

n but d the correspondent

latina nowuthst on-.nm ul ure-

gress of construction ‘in neutral ship- yew in une of for sonid not be nrned over to s belligerent.

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"FW Sflllllll Must ulusluns

he announcement was made this LONDON. IJBDUBPY 23-‘T0d8Y'B

London. who Mt hen, last May on 8 curred near the Grand Trunk station tem,-,on that E__ H_ Au” had been ritish olilcial emigration returns

seven year trip around the world to here last evening. offered and nocepted the portfolio of S ow Canadws unquastioned suDr°`

Pens' to be identical with her own procure material wr literary work While th° thr°“gh height' was °°m` P

id¢H9~ Mlm is morally. mentally and and for whose safety ha" ha” hem ing down over the WellandDivision, physically the superior of woman. entertained' returned to san Fran- the axle of one of the cars snapped

cisco today on the steamship Mari- ' G

"Her supersitive virtue, alarmed ~ d th d ‘th

without just cause, or a marbid yoga.”-om Tama an a rear cn o e train was

m cy among countries receiving

r°vm°i°l Becmtuy in tm’ p’°` BI tlsh emigrants. In nineteen hun- vincinl Government and will head the dt-ed and B1; Uanada received ave overnment ticket in York County. thousand, three hundred more Brit

e-__---_ ishers than the United States re

ceived and in ninteen hundred and

- seven she

_ nine hundred and six y nine ‘mo .

Despite the assisted passages, Aus- tralia received only lourteen thous-

WIS PATHETIIIII

seventeen thousand, five hundred and

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ighty six. Of course a large pro- portion of these are adults. It is late cause of the death of Ouida is Pl`0bllblY true t0 Bay that Bmmln the emperor. Since the begin- et down as asthma, conlplicatedby presented to Clnndn 18812 Yenr 8 POD- ing of the revolutionary movement eart disease. ulation partially less than that of he has fallen into dlsfavor on ne-

and four hundred and sixty nine as

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Pnlfunuusln

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Surrendered to Clvll Authori- ties To BeTried for Social-

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ST. PETERSBURG, Jen. I7.-

Father Gregory "Petrol, the most noted priest in the Russian church next to Father John of Crosstsdt, was deprived of his ecclesiastical rank at the sedsfon of Holy Synod today and headed over to the civil

_authorities for igélgment before the ftivtl court. All all ged cootumsey to the church and state was contained in a letter which he addressed to Archbishop Antonius, metropolitan of Bt Petersbyirg and which was widely circulated in Europe and america, _ Father Gregory Pet:-cii’s career as

la pulpit orator was one of the mod brilliant. _He eyercised sway over all classes, multitudes thronging to hear him. At one time he was s great favorite at court and ke- quently led the family worship of

count oi his liberal political views a d has been kept under surveil-

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patch to the Christian Herald of this city. '

Calcutta, January I0. _ -‘lost grote- K il for generous olsr. Will distri- ’..1te any help America sulds but dis- tlees not yet so acute ss to appeal to her liberslity. Letter following.

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