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.liililllllilllls wills il Hun CELEBRATIUN LAST NIGHT lull null will sulvlll

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_ waerilrjl, . fi>.~f°’1Je'i.. '=1.-'rhat inc 'inisricnc to ioundit well nigh imposed) mr _iiiortersn embar- go on arnisalig. 'ammunition into

mexico, »ws`i stated iln“‘t1ie report oi

General ":9;‘|£ii`”F"mda0 lliiblilrby the

War DBPU1' 5,45 to-day. ` Pre-oliically

inc eniii~c;p_opuietion.~n1ong~inc noi-ii

in is~in*eyinp_ithv" with mils rebels with this result that large quantities ure smu`gglih'il"" across in spite" or the vigilance of the rebels. In consideration of this fac_t/one successful revolution seems to lead hilt to a counter-revolution. The only reasonable hops for permanent peace is in a_ Government strong enough to crush rebellion.

VEHILY HE HM] _

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(Canadian Press) `

PARIS Dem 1___Th G » » St. Andrew’s Day, 1913, was ilt- "The Proviixcial Government"- THE HAGGIS

victoriouhto-day ineth§v;f;‘;“;‘:_g_i:_tingly celebrated in Charlottetownlipnmm, Mncnieson. . tm 0, strength with the opp0_mo__lsst'nislit wnon. uni'-or the n\lnl>loon_ "The Press"-Mi-_ J; Mclsasc. Address to the Haggis-Mr. ruins. in tiie oi.s,f,i,e,.- 0. D,,,,,,t,,,,,_ on the. of Pile beledonia Club. a larsely at- _‘Arne Ladies#-lvlr. Reuben Menon- wcvistcr.

question 0, a new loan of sixty mu_ tended and highly successful dinner

lions to cover the bud et deficit and dance was held in the club's_ song-Miss Bremner, Fruit (luke

________L_ ' rooms, Richmond St. The hall was

-dressed the gathering and "The

dances which were indulged in at the

`°"' close of the dinner:

_ (Canadian Presb) ` TOASTS

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.--An attempt to discover the fate of Ernest Dekoven Address by President--ll/lr. S. A. Mc- Seollnswell. the geologist ol tlic Arc- Leon.

tic explorer who went to Northern The King-“God Save the King." 'Alaska on August 25 wastegun t - . . - » __ , day by the ,acuity 0; the Universigy 'l_he City of Charlottetown lviayol of Chicago. Seedngweil started Lyons' ' `

Song “Hielandman’l: Toast”-Mr

THE MENU. .

’ Kiug-God Save the. Country" was

sung. Following are the toast list,

_ the menu, and the program 'of the » \B0\ll»

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Consollkilme/ell Tasse _

Cold; Ox Tongue

stuilco olive..

Roast Chicken 'Black Currailt. Jeli

Waldorf Salad Mayonnaise Dressing

Cold Goose Apple Sauce

exceedingly" brilliant 'and attractive, W J §3,.ow,, ' N” C“"° Pla" oak”

- i ami a delectable din ei- was served I, ' ,_ ` ,, . ._ _

after which the toasts were proposed; "’°“3' S°°“““'3 Yet "M"~ Park" i he (mam Scotch Cake

Mr. S. A. McLeod, the President, ad- _ Hof-iver. Coiiee_ Lemonade,

ORDER OF DANCES

TU!

Grand March

-. Lancers Waltz Scotch Reel l Two Dtep

Gavotte Lancers

Highland Shottiseile

J. Waltz

» 10. Scotch Reel

‘ _li Waltz, and three extras

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J¢_`|_f=u\,,,:s

Potato Croquettes ‘

,a subsequent issue, of The Gunr

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north with the Stefansson expediliivll Reading-M“]°r weeks' ` (liao there will appear reports of the

_______-' and was to gave returned to Point “The Day an’ a’ Whs Honour lt"- White Bread Parker House Rolls speeches which were deuve,-en in eio.

(Canadian Press.) B°"°w °_';n l§'_;7;_§b°}` bg" N°tm°K Rev. Dr. Fullerton. "Great Chieftain o’ the Dilddin race". quent style on the occasion. '

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TORONTO, Dec. 1-The Toronto Police Department rates low the

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has yet b

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.f»-clf.eff.cnf.e::e llltlllii Hllil ini sllulllul lluxuxu aim( nf Mglnlliii Milnll nr Pu.

cd oil Englishman, fourfeet six inches in his -stocking feet, observed a giant

foreigner, Mike Steinaski. break a E MEXICO g1TY_ No.,-_ 30__ The ‘ I

“'i"d‘""» ”'“d`m“k° °“ with 3 Wad 01 ‘ » town of Mazatlan, the most impor-

itntlon mone Th t i _ -

lm Y. e ll tle fellow ruptured the 'thief after a battle and

BLNGHA _ ___ ' (Canadian Press.)

|§[HMM| P[|]P|_[ ......‘.l".i’.l“;”iJ?i's. l. .‘i.';"iig.°:.i.‘:;?.‘;~ eil.. r;:;“;...it;.i°l‘: legalize se 1-es

_ Apex Mine, where Ralph Lopez, a de- al exodus on the part of the foreign- gigtizgdgf tx; B“;‘§_°‘ Monfreal was

apliliilado, was making his last staudJ|ers and man-y Mexicans. Practical- g__v,ng°thg'ch__n°;es ht o‘;‘;:_';‘_; :_`;‘_’;’_rd;_ the exits to the mine except 1 i v b t le vin carried a full ' ' the Andy tunnel bettened and sealed nys; iellzluatlig ...ogy nf,,,,g,,,,,,,_ announced, was ratified. H. vincent

iliiv INDIGNANT

Canadian Press. WUUW make 8 bf”-K f0l' libel'-Y £0- 1 te the west co st giving thc re- stringfmcy .in his statemeng’ Mr'

1;ERL1(N_ i)ee_ 1-50 in)(,,-.nne is the day. With a large amount of dynafbtisseong,-oi of gnc' entire state 0, Meredith said the couditiiyns in Great

perial Parliament here today to make

_ tant port on_ the west coast, was

captured by the rebels on Thursday

‘"1" K*'»°“ t'“'°° “°"“'°- ' ""' . _--._ inet. lt is believed uint the iorcign- -- '

(onllndinn PFGSS) ` ers resident at that part were unin-

with m u

workings it was expected the fugitive of tue fact that this practically iso-

genernl indignation among the Ge,-_ mite stored in the mine and knowing' ginnion, _ _ ' ,nnn people Oven the conduct of tn, that Lopez could easily blow out the| take time t° ““i°“‘;_mt'e' I"“pr°v°‘ nniinry nntnorilics in inc gnrrlsc-n bnlshosds. seven scenes ssnv to-csv. 'ms STRENGTH or "‘°"* “”°““‘ "° ."'°“g ‘ *“’°“* by fe' gown of Lobo;-n in Alsace that Bei-cn took up their station with a. dozen' ' REBEL ARMY. d“°°d trade *‘°t“'“‘Y “md g"°d“““V von Begnmenn Holweg Imp”-15;; deputies at each of the ilfteeu tunnel ` "leasing m°"°y for investmmt' b“t

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Chancellor’ nppeni-ed before the Im. mouths with orders to shoot. him on The military- situation throughout th; l;_I_‘;Jcc:s _wixid es;_l_i;:\vl.‘ R;;¢;i;t

eight. Ten thousand inhabitants of the country has shown no improve- "i “ 0" 1"

“li and With P0iB0l10 5 58995 Th captur of this port is consi- ’ _

“Dating back il1\10 thc iiclltlln Of the dared; extremiely important, in view retirement of R' JB‘ Angug' took the

Meredith the new president, upon the

chair. After allu ing to t s financial

S_S_._iSSUS|iiIUN

Yesterday morning ill the Y.M.C.A.

Building, Charlottetown, there was held the quarterly meeting of the Ex- ,ecntive Committee of thc P. E. I. Sunday School Association, at which ithere were present a large number of ‘members; with Rev. '._'. Li. Fash. Pre- ‘sillcnt, in the chair.

questions of policy and progressive works were discussed.

It was decided to continue the old

*__ Keen interest was manifested and I

Britain and abroad would, no doubt

would enlarge the markets for Cuna-

a preliminary announcement of' the the Canyon walked into the mining ment in the past week, so lar as the Th _ _ Govemmnnyn intention 0( going to ,town through deep _drifts of snowlgovernment is concerned, and there ‘mm P"0d“°W- "0 HF# :I0 _nlglln 0

the full extremity of its power-in waltl_n_g__ln tense excitement the end_are_ slight indications that much Dl‘0_' trade d°p"°”i_°“ ii-_|‘.°“3h 9 ,°“f'1llK down

_. _ . , _ . . _ in several blanc `es is lil evidence

putting .an..eild~ hui the -ismentsinie .of the in-au hunt. Already it has gress will be made the coming week. Tl _ H _ P vid 0. ,_ ,_ conditions prevailing in Laborn. oust six lives. steps have been taken to strengthen O‘,‘;c "__g,,“f_o‘;serf_‘;,,0;f‘°° " ‘“ S _° "

_....._-.._.._-._-- . Ou November 21 Lopez killed »a the garrison at Tnmplco, but there P Y

P ARELESS WIRING

MAY COST LIFE killed the chief of police and two de-.‘ bele to the north and west. Whether _..._.. puties who pursued him. After a this force' will -move finally toward

AMHERST, Nov. 80.-A sad acci-

dent occurred at Oxford yesterday on the street near the rink which may have serious if not fatal results. Councillor Wesley Black was driving

Mexican miner: later in the day he is known to be a greater force of re-

chase through several counties he the coast or advance toward Mon- back-tracked to Bingham and took terey is problematicnl. It is in a po- reiuge in the mills where he killed sition to do either. ,_ ' two mine deputies last Saturday. _ The movement of rebels south oi

Saitllio toward San Luis Potosi con-

ii span of horses attached to a. load AUSTRALIANS IN DEMAND tiriues, the rebels entering Cedral, on of hay and was seated on the load FOR THE SIX DAY GRIND. the branch railway leading to Mate-

witll his helper, M . Rushton. A wire

1-1- huala, occupied and sacked by the re-_

entirely too low was strung across NEW YORK, Dec. 1--Thief! Allntrll' bels earlier in the year. the street here and Mr. Black and lia is going to play abig' part in Federal troops have lbeen sent north Rushton had to life it up in order this year’s six- day bicycle rnee 81'- from San Luis Potosi in an elT0rt 'Lo to pass under. 'The wire, however, Madison Square `Garden, December check the movement and brisk iight- eaught afork in the back of the load 7, to 13. is attested by the fact that ing has occurred many times in the und the noise of striking the fork,it is on the star American riders are inn(-, (ew days, hilt without holding thought, caueed`the horses to :lumP clamoring for Partners from the bank the ,»e|_.,ein_ violently, breaking a pert of the har- landiof the kangardo. For some rea- ln the state of Zacatocas, to the

ness and earin od upsetting them

son or other the Australians seem to went of gan Lnin Potosi, according

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into the dttcg. Mr. Black was make the very best teammates in to government reports, some advan- thrown off, falling between the the long grind. They have not only mga hon been gained by I-Iuert_a's horses, and Mr. Rushton was also speed but W0l1\\’1¢l‘flll S¢BYiDE 111181- troops, but the mobility of the re- thrown from the load. When the ities. So far "Jimmy" Moran. beis has gone fai- toward neutraliz-

latter regained his feet he noticed Mr. Black lying with his head under- neath the wagon, his feet towards the horses. With much Presence of mind Rushton peld the horses. fhlln preventing"tlle »w'agon belnz haillod over Mr. Black's, head. Help was secured _and Mr. Black was removed to his residence where he is resting quite easily. The horses collided with an electric light post, breaking il oil. ` ' '

COIIDEIWED IDS

'T00 LITE F0!

One cent per word each insertion in

this column. ' Cash must accompany so “N t t the has imposed a censorship On 01° ‘Wah

order. Minilnulu charge twenty-iive

cent” _ charge of the Light Brigade at Bala- _.nt at tha interior has intimated to

mouolllgrsff wmreinfoa réxol-gl* duty. ood' ‘a¢es.f pply ner - ian omce. ' W 2905-11-Mutt.

FOR" BLUE AT ENTER RIVER haunt He was tn-“gyms baton the no B S ¥ ° t la

bard coal for base.bui-nero. also Inverness-and Rlin-of-mine, at fac- tory. dcliiel. ‘ 2981'-12~2M8i.

" ' ‘ ‘ ‘_ °“r ’° . ` th mlilit ry governor ofthe FOX EXCHANGE ONE REGISTER ,ning who is eighty years old, was onli! °v.__ amz to uw newBpa_

ed Yorkshire boar, three years old.

B. lloiitgomery, Travellei-'s Rest. Hussars in the Crimean war,.and is' Def! of era Cruz. » __ _ mos;

V B984-18-m4i.

faml1y_in"'¢oo¢l location. Appl; lit

___f.i_ill__oQ_6D.'1.`V' ' 3fn°`u . T' " ' ` '_ ' V ` ‘C ' “ di gh ut of Mexico but WANTED-AN IELAND PURE-nano _.Kumar o,'°,m~,,-3,, 1,, tn, ,,,,,n,. ie-= reiiesiy ncportca that sucli a

silver Blaiikillala fox. Must register elm a. write, airing'-lull »l>al-ticu-

-Ii._p`. Box" Q55. _Oiler-

. »».-.,__. .

"Eddie" R0012. "JOB" F081” and lug the advances ‘made by We EOWU1' John Bedell have teamed up with ment. _ riders from the other side ol the operations in lvlicnoacan ana other 21050- MMU" is *F0 \`id° Wm* Gfen' regions further south have been about dn. R°0t With M°NB“`““'B» F°€' eqlialized as between the constitution- ler with Goullet and Bedell with alms and the ,ede,.a1s_ .1-ne nitnn. UOITY- Thet does not wind/up tm’ tion in the north, it is conceded, is Australians, however, as there will praeunally dominated by me rebels,

will no doubt be battling with the 1.-“"5 nope 0! being nbin to recap.

leader? gltldqm Brfllaesepgigfglg guys Juarez' NS q;H[' '

ore ' n , MILITARY on OR- ..f' O'Sul1ivan Hehir and “Ernie ’ PYB CONCEALS THE FACTS and G°rd°“ W“\k°r‘ Tm* mah” llixaetiy what 'is going on through- eight kangaroo knights of the silent out the republic it ,B impossible to Steed- _ ascertain, because of luck of commu-

AB T wg-eg are ntill being opelated. Not

THE LIGHT BRIGADE withstanding _tliet tile government

BOSTON' N°v' _ ex ° newspapers the head of the depart-

kiavn, tant was the most ti-vlns er- ‘“ , n, ,, en, pernnce of my ww' sam Wmiam gilgigentithzdtestheogovesnlrmlvtslispnot M°°°"’“’°""' “°“°'“"”g hi” °'°t°mP,f pleased with tile lnannci ln which tnc *° "°“’° °t“““°‘ °“ dm" nm vi l bein nannies 1-le has eng

Public service oonunisslon in sun- ¢°“°° "mt W 5° °“““°° "°“

` ap reciate an alarming note.

9°" °:v';‘c§°§l,f";§‘a;§'n\;§2',°,f §§,'§,§;f 'ight some intilnation use been siv-

a corporal- 'of the Eighth Royal Irish 5f'¢¢° °{, ° 0- Them is “ow be a survivor of the famous charge. ill# P.\1b11°\‘°d-in the mp “ B

'oeuorohip li s been placed on news-

ninliolrrou ALB. Deo. 1.- nnii°1` “Pe ° °° ° °

cial cabinet are announced by’ Preln- It iq M198 °°“°l‘1_°f°‘_\e ffftc?lt‘:¢?°n;":i?l'tli:*i;i:n¥b§&i°:l plumes or BANK °PE¥‘EP ?f§°§'€fi'$&. ia'i3.*.‘f'v°_i.T."§°.'i’.`ffécc‘§afél `f'_zino_N.1>~=- 1--'nie union Ben! tlielefieieturc lol- the lint time nt o.. ee ieorenln 1 n" \>f““°" en.. . c ion- use me uti*el.“ 1. st S1 glemerw. with .mmm tiiemsiciic oi nina- exile 0,-' Helen ".“‘¢°'- tcroi ' ci cuties Hon. (Charles ‘7_:"` -“"‘“- "° ' mi eiunn nmonurrs o.iLLLmo ron

g_4|¢_ i S nnnn nnnn ‘“"'°

be two_all-Australian teams which although the government ,tm ex.

, icati nd igorous military cen- . tiissiricmloli .arose -§Ee3g>_RGE OF ;‘.n...§’.“.i .......‘Z ...nn ci.. nissan

._ ._ _ gy gi ti; political and T CAN Bm gmt: ominous mans :N 'mn oss- mliaigr; sitagllgl- `°;“°P* *‘““ "’“’°“

o only accommodates in l> '“ visor or anamlviui 1>aovlNon_ eiehnoles from the sovernniente- N0

|iiSK~ IN BTTAWA

HAD A DELIGHTFUL TRiP.

l)'l‘TAWA, Dec. 'I --Looking in

splendid health, after it month's so- journ among the pines of virginia, the fit. 1-ion. R. L_ Borden returned yesterday to Ottawa accompanied by Mrs. Burden. The Premier and his wife were met at the station by a repre- sentative - delegation of the Cabinet Ministers and were warmly welcomed home. -Mr. Borden ` has spent the month largely on the golf course and has greatly benefited by his trip. The Premier is in fine shape to tackle the sessional program which awaits his immediate consideration and that of his cabinet. - 'To stories sent out from Washing- ton that his visit there was olticial, and that he discussed international questions, Mr. Borden gave a denial emphasizing the fact that his trip to the American capital was wholly so- cial in its object. Ho brushed aside jocularly the story in a part of the Press that,he is in bad physical con- dition and on the verge of break- down. 'i‘o that his present appear- ance is the best answer.

“My trip," said thc Premier, "was

very delightful and. save for a little fatigue following three nights on the train, I alrl feeling in excellent con- dition.” _

Asked about his visit to Washing-

ton, Mr. Borden said:--"1 went there especially at the invitation of Secre- tary Lane, a former countrymen of mine from the Maritime Provinces. I was his uest at dinner and was pre-

very pleasant and wholly of a social character."

this week. .

BIGGEST GRAIN _

oPll;R.A'i‘0RS GOING T0

D0 BUSINESS IN CANADA.

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'1‘0RON'r0,Decel1iber 1-what ap-

ceingrain operators to este-bl themselves in Canada is cofnteiuedi an announcement in the Outer

Y. (1 lb B li B C fb'

Is:;';sldent.y Nlyreslr-3 wiiagrief? bu: (~"ANADA'9 WHEAT -

arrangements with the New Brulis- 'wick Sunday School Association for another year, in tie support of a Field Secretary for both provinces (and without any additional ilcld ' ivnrk.

It was decided not to engage a Hul-

{ uried assistant for the General Secre- tary. The general tenor of the meet- i“l< WBS_that much more assistance coulii be _given than at present through tbc,District nilicers and Dis- trict organizations,

As a forward step in Sunday*

School work it was agreed to hold a Boys’ Conference < during either the ‘ si-ring or the summer. Mi. C, Riley, ,Rcv. G. M. Young, Rev. J. C. Mur- till, Mr. J. H. Clark and Rev. C. E. `Arn'strong were appoilltcd il Comnlitv tee to carry this out ir. co-operation with the Associations. of N. S. and N. B. It is the hope that one or‘two| strong International workers may be ‘brought to this congress.

Mr. J. C. Jardine wus appointed

d-rputy treasurer in the absence of _Mr. Hicks. He was asked tu corres- pond with the districts that are in arrears and, if possible, have all in- debtedness to the Association paid.

It was agreed that the supplies for

the various departments ol work should be carried by Mr. Jardine; and Pledge cards and temperance material! as well as Home Department supplieei be obtainable from hilll. i The allocations for 1914 were made to the various districts in connec- tion with the work. The 'Executive Committee are prepared to stand be- hind the district workers, who arc urged strongly to do more work on their own account and to hold, in [addition to the annual conventions, other meetings at points wherever necessary throughout the districts.

Rev. Mr. Fash reported on his visit

to the New Brunswick Convention at Fredericton. `

_ The next meeting of the Executive will be held on the first Monday in March.

Rev. W. A. Ross, of Moncton, N.B.;.

(uencrai Secretary). was present at _the rreeting, and among others the following were also in attendance:~- `Rev. Mr. Martin, of Cardigan; Rev. ,Mr_ Miller, of Montague; Rev. Mr. Seller, Murray Harbour, Rev. G. M. Young, Tryon; Rev. Mr. Morris, Ken- sington; Rev. J. Heaney, Charlotte- ,town; Rev. E. Styles, Sourls; Rev. E. Weeks, Pownal; Dr. Ayers, Dr. Dar- 'rah, Messrs. J. K. Ross, C. J. Reiley EJ. A. Lawson, A. Clark, J. O. Jar- dino, C. H. Wright and H. McMillan.

_ Barren QUALITY.

1 at MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. November

dig: 5:-qgger wzix ‘gfungggxigignyg at 29-From the grain fields of Western the heavy sesslonal program and Canada, billed by Canadian Northern than Wm be n nn,-M. M gnngnee and Great Northern lines to Minnea- councils' for that purpose beginning P0119. ll Ml' 0! Whont that 393505 N0-

1 hard under Minneasota state in- spection, was sold by Lamb McGre- gor company to the Sheffield Eleva- tor company for._thirty-six cents, de- livered here, or practically the same price as wheat of like grade from

M-inneasots or Nortg Dakota. Every

tariil and the probalillity of event- - ual free wheat and the possible effect.

pears ofthe first mp oi any ameri- one on 'chance 'mike 'coder ol the

ion

‘ll

Ten cents a bushel import duty was

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Dec. 1.-The lake disas-

ter fund, including amounts to come from the Provincial and Dominion Governments to-night. reached $81,- 105.13.

U. S. WiiMiN TU

BUYSUTT [EHS

(Canadian l`rel-is)

WA{~iHINGT()N, lice. l.-Washing-

ton housewives joined o. movement for a. national boycott oi eggs. A thousand pledged themselves not to

_buy eggs until tile price is reduced.

Fifty women started a iionse~to-house! canvas for sighatures to the boycott petition.

WITEHSHAFT i|iUSi EXPUSEI] IN CUBA

~ (Cnlladiun Press)

HAV ANA, Dec. 1.---A scnslltion was

caused here by tha discovery of an al- leged extensive orgllllization among the llegroes of Cuba for tlic practice of witchcraft. It is said that negro wizards constitute tl powerful trust. The revelation is il sequel to thc re- cent murder of rl sir-year-old white girl who wus killed in connection with n. mysterious nictllod of healing. Several crimes of li. siiuilllr nature were recently copiniittell. The gener- nl. public now calls on congress tn find ii rciilcdy.

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M._i. SHAW Wi|`iiS

iiiiiiiiiiiliii

(C-zuludiun !’l’css)

NEW YORK, Dec. l--M, A. i~iiiu.w

Toronto, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields hilt could have walked ollt of the building without hindrance if llc desired.. He was arrested for stealing from Swift és Co., Toronto. Attorney Fox for the British Government questioned Shaw who admitted thefts amounting to several hundred dollars. Fox said he could not ask the Commissioner tq hold the prisoner as there was neithe-J complaint nor complainant. On that right, said Shaw, I \vill_i\'ait until you have them. Ile agreed to waive extradition.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Mervyn Shaw,

26 years of age, who is walltcd in Toronto on li charge of appropriatink $76,000 from the Toronto offices of Swift and company, when in the em- ploy of that company as a $12 ll week collector and salesman, was held without bail yestcrdayifor ar- raignment before United States Com- missioner J. A. Shields in extradi- tion proceedings.

Shaw was arrested tile previous

night by detectives, who were search- ing the house in which he lived for stolen jewelry. Letters found in his room hearing Toronto postmarks, led the police to communicate with thc Toronto officials, wllo replied that they held a' warrant for Shaw's ar- rest for the theft of $76,000 from Swift and company, of Toronto.

The police say that Shaw admits

thethcft of $1,000, but denies that his appropriation of flinds totals $76,000.

PROCIFRED GIRLS

FOR WINNIPEC.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 30-

After deliberating for nearly twenty- foilr hours, ii jury in district court yesterday afternoon declared Mrs. Hilda Rowland guilty of having nt- tefmptcd to entice a young woman to go from Minneapolis to Winnipeg to lead an immoral life. Mrs. Rowland has not been sentenced,

The crime for which she wus _con- victed is punishable by rl prison`sen- tance, the maximum of which is five

ional purity congress held iicre early this month, land the case attracted considerable attention from thc dolc- gatcs. _

KILLED OLD MAN

STANDING [N WAY.

WlN.\IIl’EG, Man., Dec. 1-A street

car squabble on Saturday afternoon eventually cost the life of William Haiyburton, an _old-time resident of Winnipeg, and Henry R. HOWMG. manager of the Pitner Lighting Com- pany, of Minneapolis, is under arrest in that city nwaitlng extradition proceedings

Wg I 5.'-"`“-muh" ~ ` ° <" - ~ . - - Gaitn' that mn Armour Gram cmgiipafd on the car. also the freight from* Howard attempted to get oil the

~ 9.' ?°'“°u° °‘. vnu' ion; 1),¢"1..A eirenlni- let. pany, of New Jersey, has taken out\Fairmount, Saskatchewan, to lvfinnea-i car near the C. P. ll. station. He PU. |157 °\‘ “W nm- U- 3° “"7 “Munn l{°°“v'°d`|m.° "nm Eng. nueeoee ge do business in 0ii~m'rio_ polls. bud some trouble getting through the Will W\l° 'Win' 35"- d°P“°m°°f’° rf, _ ` mn for mennitn for ngrn. Ioqoii-(en nncimd the (nformntion President Franklin M. Crosby. of crowd and as Halyhurton was direct- T'°“‘""‘~ 'ne ni* ianngf ¢ gm my gne support, that this was the Chicago concern the Chamber, said the higher grading lv in his way he attempted to shove

*Hina `n°°' mt' 4 the Hmm Rm. (isnt who are tm largest gi-sin operator-ii in Minneapolis probably oiisets .by him out of the way. Halyhurton rc-

" 'nn' auth “wk n ' in the American continent. ll K four cents the ten cent import duty ceived a couple of blows on thc iaw

°b .' . _ _ 7 1 _ , . V Dim I h 7 J 0°"“» K- C..'is named as local at- He thought the car would possibly ,Later he collapsed and died.

._ ,_ . ~ _ i l,‘Y| _ torney, and pemiilsion is given to have graded No. _2 northern at Fort Extradition papers arc being mail

ntntsegir.-iggnnfesunmuitmrngnptin con. ,\gle_ani'| Lininieilt onrec ooiue. etc. _'silo 900.900 onvlfoh - W“““"‘ ‘W "°'* "’““"- °"*-

(Canadian Press) wAs~HlNG'roN, Doc. 1.-'An inter-

national tangle over tho presence in the United States of J. Santos Sela- ya. former President of Nicaragua, was apparently solved to-night by Selaya agreeing to return to Barco- lonn, Spain, whence he came to New York a month ago. This agreement was reached after l.

conference between solicitor Folk and counsel for both Selaya and the Ni-

IN WUTH SHI S

(Canadian Press) l_'i<lK1NG, Dec. 1.-Official telc- grams received in thc capital to-day_ from various provinces in South Chills report that Chinese rebels are intriguing with numerous outlaw bands to form the nucleus of another rebellion against the Government. President Yuan Shi Kai and Peking o'Ticials believe the rebel party is not able to organize and finance another revolution.

SUPREME CUUHT

ii SUMMEHSIDE

(Special by Phone.) SUMMERSIDE, Dec. 1-At todoy's

session of the Supreme Court thefcaee of McDonald vs. Sherrin, an action for trespass, commenced on Saturday belorc Mr. J nstice Haszard, occupied the attention of the Courtnll day and concluded about 5 p. rn. Judg- ment was reserved.

Toilliyp several appeal cases will

cnmc up for hearing.J.

GYPSY Uiiitii _

lirlill_'i_il‘il slum

Tile Gypsy Queen who operated in Charlottctown,two weeks ago,has

_been arrested in Halifax_ and sent

up for trial according to a Halifax exchange of the 29th.

Interesting evidence' of the Halifax

Police is as follows:-

Lena Mitchell, one of the Gipsy

queens, was before the court, charg- with pretending to be able to tell fortiinesf Police Oilicer Simmonds visited their place on Hollis street, and found the defendant there. She asked him it he wanted his fortune told. She told»him the charge was fifty cents a hand. She told him to put.a dollar in her hand for .good luck. Shc took the money and put it in her pocket., She took hold of his hand. She said lie was in busi- ness and would be successful. An elderly woman interrupted, and than she took the ofilcer into the back -room. A table and a lighted,iamp were brought in. She started read- ing his palm again. She was exam- ining the finger-nails. She told him he is living with a woman who was not his wife. She then asked him to lliibotton his coat. Took his handkerchief and gept transferring it from pocket' to p cket. She safdfhe is going to have great luck in some! land deal lleiwas ln. He asked for fifty cents back, which she gave `him. Police Officer Spruin also visited the place. His_evldence was as fol- lows: She asked him if he wanted his palm read. She told him the price wus_ 50 cents for one hand. $1.00 for two. He thought one hand was enough. She started lookinz at the palm of his hand. She told him hc was rich, and a traveller for dry goods. She said something was going to happen the 16th of nekt inontn. snc said ne line n lnrse bill in his pocket and _want- ed llim -to produce it. H9 said he didn't have one. She insisted he hnd. Said i.c'hnC :i wnllet_.' Sire started to searcn for the will et. ir wasn't there. Sh? tl--l a costin 1il0‘ corner ofihis 'ilnillkl-.'1'.~ie!. Rho is*

llilli good luck. She didu't think it

years. Mrs. Rowlands was arrestenito much. He had a dollar bill. during the session of the interuat- A She asked him»to put it in his palm.

id., She took lt in her hand.

Isxlfe dinsisted dn keeping it. He wld her fifty cents was all he wanted ito invest. I-Ie told bel* ho w0\l\d'¢0ll\° hack Friday. She foretold that he would be wealthy, giving him back his dollnr. , I , Madnme Elizabeth' went on the

stand. She was a young, dark-skim ed land rather comely girl of about

(20 years. Elhe had with her two dark young men, and a very old, bt- whiskcred men. She denied askin! Spruin for $5.00. Bile read his 'haud, nnd'asked him if he WON Bot-' isiicd, if not, he could have the MW ,cents back. She swore sho didl't ,mention "fortune" to either one. ~ ._ The whole rpoint of the case is whether she declared that she could foretell. Palmlstry is not illlgal. But if she pretended, to be able In ee into the future, she comes under the law. The sign on bet place reads: “Madame B“'~'\‘l'-‘Wi

. palmist and phonologist."

She was sent up for trilil.

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