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FLORENCE Jan 27.-' She was almost blind home- W

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_l)_;Thq séeamer' Montrose lol)-_-Justlce»Barker was today nam- gr ith the imml rants who had ed Obie! Justice E ol the Supreme

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Hr lfMPrnll|:r FATAL FIRES It

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ew Brunswick will Ak.M ° ° - - ' » Pledges cf-candidates fc: ~ ally Firemeil hinged m Ta" Budding

the |_,,,,;s|,,,,,,,,,_ Fire in Chicago Two Men Burnt _ A __ to Death in ,Fort Francis,

pecial)-At the first annual oelo tion of the New Brunswick Tem-

ST JOHN: -Jan 27 _(Spec_ OTTAWA. Jan. fwenty-seven (sPcc- SHAMPTON' Jan' twentrseventh* io, A

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(Special)--Oujdg (Louise De less and starving, , Qlchanadventumln the Steamer Court of New Brunswick, gud Hom Penne Faderatmn held he” t°d°7~ CHICAGO Jan. twcnt -seven Fire was discovered estexd on

Laraime) tne celebrated novelist Durmg the .1 St .few months

she has been sieepln much of terday ' D 'dl

died here Saturday in condition t- - th i

(of distressing poverty. ' nllzlgegnté gazpggrafgagggng no hardship and ,bitterly condgmn sioncd by the resignation of Chief d

the C R treatment. Justice Tuck.

- rve the laws against bribery and B

rruption, to refuse to allow their

RAILWAY MEN _ 5

To Nominate Candidate Inl.C.R Provi-

dent Fund Board Election to Take

` Place §oon An Exc1tmg»Rumor_

MONCTON Jany 27- S ec mon last nl ht stated he had

HAVE MEETlN'G_Ml» _llvLElN'SPLllwl|ul_g3,il[|13 “°

ount Royal arrived here yes- A B white’ Sussex' appointed to *ll

They tell a terrible stor of the Bench to fill the vacancy occa- oi

' Theappolntment is well thought of 8°

among New Brunswickers '

Judge Barker is regarded as one of as

the beet Judges in the Province. “°

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Into the Sanity gf 0. Wllll`l‘l8dd'qUill‘lerS ln'T0l"

Brown. onto, Vlctlmlzed Whole'

. Y . y aym lugs

0 IJIHUOUII $0 be Presented to can- More than a score of firemen were two dclooklnnsmanbundln Od

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dates for the Legislature was de- injured, as many more escaped \ , ed on. ~ . ' injuries or death, and one is mis- sh” m°k""h°p °“ ohm" 5“'*°‘ °P

he candidates Wm be asked to oh_ sing after thrilling experiences and D_°\|l'¢ WB PGN OMN-

ents to use liquor in their behalf, in d also to pledge themselves to sup- """°~d“y' - ` ' rt legislation to suppress, the liq-

r traffic. l A

being assisted by their comiades in

fire which destroyed the Mayor uilding, a seven- story brick build-

g'and the Hotel Florence early

The loss, it is believed, will

mount to half a million dollarsj Fonr Faarwis, Ont. Jan. 27-(SpeoIsl)~

Inside of s r the hrs was subdued

but the firemen were horrified to Ind on

the floor the remains of two men. 1 `,

They were J. Stevenson, owner of the

shop and a tailor by the name .of James McKinnon, who was employed by W. A, eller.

UUUH lGlNl'S

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How Much Whiskey He

. I ‘ v ( P ` ' nal.)-The diiiercnt railway been informegl that a fund of orders here held a meeting last two thousand dollars had been

night to nominate candidates inthe I. C. R. provident fund board.

The election takes place very

soon. Employes of the road elect tworrcpresentativcs Condr. Mlllidge Thompson was elected at last night’s meeting to re-= present this section. . _

of the Central Metho 'st

sent to Moncton by St. John wholesale Liquor traders to corrupt electors in next Tues- day’s civic contest. Who the candidates are to receive the benefit of such fund is not sta- ted.

As there is very small pur-

chaseable electorate in civic eotion story iven by Rev Mr

Following is the conclusion of the

address made to the jury by A. A. McLean, K.0., at the recent investi- gation into the sanity of E. 0. Brown, immediately preceding his trial on the forgery charge. The former part of the address has al- ready appeared in The Guardian.

salers

TORONTO, Jan. twenty-six-Some

wholesale merchants in the cities of 5 Toronto and Montreal nre intonsted no

in the operations of two men who,

starting a business at 62 Colbornc in street in this city under the name of "h Morris sc Rem, succeeded in swine- vwvinoe wholesale liquor houses who s eq; oi; epoch jo quo sseicssloqa Sun has extent of several thousand dollars. E,

_ Has Sold in Cape Breton

County. c

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w very way charms her audiences

YDNEY. Jun. 27-(Special)-Although e

the whole county of Cane Breton for g is year a representative of he upper

been here for the peer, time wasp 5

ys he has taken orders for liquor which e

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license to sell liquor has been issued pronounced one of the mos gy-a¢ u

aiu night after nigbt,and the hearti-

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n Up To Date Songs, Week Only Miss

Wonderland announces the appear- n nce tonight of the charming and ° raceful danseuse Miss Viola Went- orth, who sings, dances and in

herever she appears. She has been

t ef l

ancers on the vaudeville stage to- ny, and the ease and symmetry of

motion with which she dances her- e all into the hearts of her audiences

ives her immense throngs to enter-

st plaudlts are won for her splendid

l .' . Strothard andg given currency s not credited. _ M__w__,

Rev. Jas. Strothard -ypastor e

Ch1u7_cl1__ _in the' course of a cellar- i

'-vlgrordlctf We, the counsel for the

entlemen you are asked to give

.men in asking forkcredit that they hsd'a. sum of cash in the bank said

They represented to the' wholesale “Engng um mm of $50 000

work. c Wonderland has secured her for a week only, as the demand for ser-

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Dances etc. For One

Viola Wentworth

ey! Surely Wonderland is to bo ongrstulated on its enterprise, and

the generous audiences which are IQ: phenomenal at Wonderland, will e augmented with additional number! while such inducements are hold out to the public. The splendid picture program for this evening will bo found in the regular advertisement, and of itself is enough to assure sn veniug of enjoyment. ~

l|lnard’s Linlmeni Cures Dlsfemp ir

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‘ltended to take advantage ofd

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HEPUHLIEANS

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LISBON J an. 26.-An ab-

ortive attbmpt to overthrow '

the monarchy' and proclaim Portugal a republic was nipped in the bud last ni ht by the prompt action of 514; govern- ment. The plot was or anized by a _ small group of afvanced Republicans. As near as can be ascertained, the plan was to assassinate Premier Franco and then do end for success upon a lstreet rlising, supported by'sec-

,ret republic and labor organiza- ,ftions armed with, bom s and trevolvers. The conspirators in-

fvarious festivities to carry out lthe coup d'etat. The royal lfamily were at Villa Vicosa, en- ltertaining the Duke of Abruz- Zia. Most of _ the army and navy oflicers who were in the loity attending e gala perform- .ance at the theatres, while =many of the chief of the func-

»tionaries of the state were pre- `sent at a magnificent bal at one of the legatlons.

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mn. _ °f”f° __ ' atpefligf whoever" ue

.everybody to all parts of the

srlrlnlu Pluunrll

a magnidcent program of moving pictures, which represent humor, _tlr gedy, transformation and beautifull

,landscape cdects. They are in km ‘ln'g with the high standard that been set, and everyone should take the opportunity of seeing them. _

"Falryland" to-night will pressu

B-

dlson, the popular baritone, is on

titled "When B_ob White is xwhistllnf, in the Meadow." This'is'a lihadlt -` ful selection.

To-night as there is no vaudeville,

the admission will be five cents to

all parts of the house. Boulden and house. Boulden' ‘snd__ Quinn

have gone to 'Buminoiifde-‘ V for to-night but will re__tu n on Tlturl- day night and remain for the rest of the week, presenting their spleli- did act. l The moving pictures tonight will

be as follows :-- ~ No. 1. A Wrong Righted. No. 2. The Highwayman. No. The Rogue's Redemptioii. The Traveling Bed.

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The mustrawd "mg by Mr' md: well. He is a msn with the fear oi

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fdetencs are reasonably satisfied that

you will find the prisoner insane. All _the evidence we have adduced goes to

_ show that he is insane. I _ We were perfectly satisfied with the

evidence of Jailor Hamill. It cor- responds with the testimony of Drs.

Conroy, Mchauchlan and Hattie.

He said Brown was one ofthe most satisfied men ever in the jail. He enjoy# a walk; he slept well; he ate

-the penitontiary» for life-.before him l Yet he was cheerful and thinking that when he came before the jury he could clear himself and would be free to return to his library.

not overlook the iact that Hamill

jail who would soon he out with him

-presumably in Fnlconwood.

`He~couldn’t say he is insane. 't that what Dr. Johnson, the principal witness for the Crown said 'I

-Thou Dr. iwarburton went to the jail on two occasions. He conclud- ed Brown V was shamming. 'l‘hen there is the evidence ot Dr. McNeill, su

much experience in insanity. He dlf< tered with qerybody, .hut thought

the prisoner lane. We leave all this

willllyoh 'to weigh. Then we have the ¢v_{¢‘§g'o'¢‘ ,qp ,. p_|*,§;Y!-Iattie s man of Vex»~l$_'by`§, who 'says he has not 'been' sble__.)t.o" conclu s` whether 1-hieaogthtlsglcldlfinsane or nat." "r"

lleved M 2 ”"°'=`.'~ Do yolL'lk`n‘ow"l)i'." oceans-‘f ne you ue1ici~c‘tm~~s» would, because a friend wanted him tmpronouuce Brown insane, go ald ssy what was wanted. I-Ie is not me me er s mea. 'ran' Doctors

°°'“'°’- “°L°“¢‘“‘“‘ ‘M H°“"°"9“`» Br the accom 'sus' one; ni s ver-

thsy went to the' jail, and not altar two or three visits. but after repos-

to be $8,000' and their representa- tions were found to be correct.

goods were therefore filled, the

for the amounts. Most of these l notes matured about -the first: of the

of thelcrcdltors discovered that the establishment- at Oolhorne St. was

Liberal orders that they placed .for

wholesalers, however, accepting notes

year, but before their maturity one

closed. - _ V '

Inquiries developed that the stock

1 vices such as hers is always great,

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' ’ ' " 1" i fa charming oubrett h k 7 »///j liaow to interpret her woiikwinothenxzyl

that fetches her audiences. She ren-

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nterspersing them at times with

nd she ieeagsrly -'sought alter. She

m'N'rs- ~ Fon rsncaxsr MAKING.

A good way to prepare the pan for

ers all the catchy dances of the day, pancakes, fritters and such things.

is to put the butter in the clsnn

oth, and rub the little bundle Ill

' hemselvcs on their exclusiveness ond

'~ '*1'<""».,,;"'~.....-,__ _' refined entertainments. The price »-l l \

"’,_J_ admission during the stay of this‘_<<

vaudeville artist will be reduced to B the former low rate of nve cents. ag;-ee, 15 without an equi fm- aug.

Think of getting a first. class picture 1

sed

fi*

_ show, illustrated songs, land seeing h

31° ‘ff the most Popular dancers of scientific blend or ontario nu wheat

B ey for such e smell sum 0! mv- and Manitoba spnng wheat. Freed so

he cloth to butterevenly and pre- cnt waste. For the pancakes them-

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' _ popular songs, and she comes to 1-_]

( { Wonderland with the hlghcstreconl over the pan. The heat, melting the

piendations from houses which prific butter, will let just enough through

-lves, there is an increasing use Ol iended flour, which, good cooks

ng light, tasty pancakes. It can be ad from any good mill-and ll a

had been sold to a third party, and

it is from waste matter, this Blend-

the creditors are holding him respon- sible. -

land on the Saxonis., and have' long

we had uc.!e.u1c to and with ur. me la d d in h old cum

._ - si n e t e c .

Hamnrs testimony, out you must y

l°m° m°nth5 “go met Dr' G°°d‘“u ailments src quickly relieved by Oresolcns

and told him that he had a man in ¢lbl°¢e.¢ens¢-nlli»r\>°2- Allilfvssiltl- I

old. practitioner. but not havmg mysterious habits of walking tho,

"streets late at night and to other

.i an _is PM hp 'bi sun do not wish oo do--sb. _,suppose ,

lsr " in :lla hzcaiff they he-“'|”°“""“‘i"m“‘ ‘““"""‘““"“‘l°- 1° f°.°“¥- -

Morris and Reid sailed from Port- `

Csnglss. colds, hos:-ssscss, sud other throat

with reputations to lose or to sus-V

Then take Dr- J0l1l1B°l\» °l\°tl\°" tain, came to the conclusion that TORONTO J" m_(s5m|.|)_Nm,bh_

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. - G | cw, “tm” ‘or th’ Crown' ° Doctor Bmw" W” °!- ““°““d mind' “mil westerly wlnfls, decreasing hy evening

mnard 3 Unlmenl Lum' lm” n flidlft ¥D°W U B1'°'"\ W" mlm- docs not comprehend his Position. fic

(Mr. McLean than alluded to the

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CHICAGQ MARKETS

Ollwkoo, January 2'1-(Speamn-

Jan Corn . 88 B

" whecc......_._..... .. 1.005' "1>en¢.......... ._ s1s_oa

Whesti.... 972

e and decidedly colder. \

TH E WEATHER- _

PILES OURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed

to cure an case of Itchin Blind

.Y 8» .

Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50 cts.

ed Flour is richer lu flavor and.. food value than either of the wheats could give alone. _lt contains just the pro- portion of, those elements in flour which prevent the food becoming oggy and ihdigestible. The blending of flour is an old

trick, taught good housekeepers by their mothers and grandmothers. It is convenient to have this by-no- menns-easy task shifted from oil' burdened shoulders on to the bron-

der, sturdier ones of the dustlr mlllers of to-day. And they lho yd

_, certainly do the blending more '

c inery, than could be'accomplishcd'_y the most-painstaking work st homo.

urstely, with all the modern ms?

Careful housekeepors are using

Blended-Flour lor bread and pastry, too.

prisoner having taken out so much insurance; to the actions qu-for to his mother's death: to the various

incidents reported by Dr. Hender- son as charscterising Browh's early

career; to the fact that the money raised by the different forgeri_es_l\as

gone no one knows where; to his

matters which had come out in evi-

dence. ) _ V ,‘ _

Continuing Mr. McLean sald5_ It _ie

not the 'policy offtlie law _toV_,judg9_. _,, _y

an. insane man; 'The Gfdwn, I am, __

insane.. Would you msku a mistake T, -Suppose; s doctor makes A mistake _ with _a patient who hu s bodily ail- ment. He can remedy ,the mistake. Would it be an example to insane msn if an insane msn is punished.

You are to weigh the ovidsuco

oict tc the heir or you iusgmmt. ‘ _

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WHERFDAISIBS PIE THE FIELDS.

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