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'rn ax' Mains Anvartc EAI: nr MAIL IN Anv.ui%l

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Had Been Captur

SO-NER ~

IROUNDED UP, KEEP Plllliilillll

S Au.AiN iiiiiuiiii in

Have Been ..T_raced all ./_N-long ’;f_li¢,-in-‘ Effort will Be ivinnin in Find

Route and at-.Mid-night Last 'Night one '

a Seat For the Defeated --

Minister.

ed and thke Other _ _

Will Probably be Caught Tlo-day ,,,,A,,A_ _,,,,_ ,,_,S,__,_U_Th_

(special by phone.)

MOUNT STEWART, Decernber 14.- The following is asneai' the trail 0, Joseph shepherd and Charles Mc- Donald, the escaped prisoners, up to late hour last night- qquy were reporQd"to,-have been

mn walking near Dunstssxge Sun ay afternoon but/weeni _ or fivi ouiook, nl: Tracsdie Station about vc and yesterday about noon, at Mt 5¢ew,,_ft, They had their' dinner at naman Aitkens' about one‘o-’clocl hm they took to the woods at oirison’s Mills a little" north of l\ ,_ tnuurt crossed the milldam and mg in the woods tillfthey came oi ear Grltlin's. 'I‘hen‘they went alon

Bt. Peter's Road some dislaance and

again took the woods north of St. Andrew's school. They had supper at.

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iiEEilNNS HUME

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Nluchlmproved, ButGives Up intended Visit On His Phy- sicians Advice.

LONDON, Dec. 14. (Special)-King

ived todayfin London, great- in health. `

Ile held a inveetiture at Buckingham

which he walked briskly

the rooms and conversed freel those pres.-nt.

Upon advice of his physicians th has given up his entended visit t Burton in pei-bye ire bee ruse 0

nent weather and returns to n tomorrow.

LITTLE CHILD IS

BURNED T0 DEATH.

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PROVIDENCE, xt. I.,_Dec. 14. -

Leculvre, eleven years oldydied Joseph‘s Hospital yesterday

from the result of burns. The child

was motherleas' and kept house for i , her father. Her father was at work un ivlnny ntnrinfl to»buii<l e tire ini the kitchen stove \ ith kerosene. Th!! elilld's dress cough. and she was

burned from head to foot.

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Minard's Luiiineut Cure# DipI\tl\c\‘i=\-

` two Liberal members from British i ` Columbia are~in-Ottawa.

James McDonald's__ at West St. Pet- The situation as regards cabinet nz-

e;°':_‘_;;t;; l;?___;~h;Yvie°i_¢¢l_f§°l_%'ti<; Stsy i_n lpresentation for British Columbia is rollin oiiieoted and inn EN ut .“°° "0" yet settled' b“" 8" e“°“ Wm b‘

Y -Were' Ohllged made to arrange fon a seat for Tem-

_to_ get -out. Theywere met by Benju- pn-man, that he m$y.c0ntmue to oc min Douglas at ‘Lot 40 ‘Presbyterian uupyhis portfouod

church and from than they_ There is a general desire both at évher? not noticed _un _it is l'll0l1f-'llli Ottawa and among~the Liberals of _ey were seen ._loo_k_ing into a store the Pacific Coast.-.that--he-should ci

window at Lot 40 iniwhicli the otflc- tiuue in onine,

ers at that moment were asking for ___._.i_._;.__ information 3,3 to iii-_heir whereabouts' FOUR CHILDREN BURNED

They- quickly disappeared into ,,_ ,mb _ PARENTS H»E1.PI.Ess 'ro Assiisr.

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“y w°° S and “P t” ”‘ me h°“r ml’ o'r'rAwA, mn. 14. _ In tue one night had 'mt been captured- |which destroyed the home of William

LATER. » |Scharf, of Hawthorne, five miles from

About midnight 8, telephone from `this city, fouf_ childr_en were bur;_i;d

" ‘t de th. E i int e morning, r.

Lol' 40 anéounced that Joseph Shep* ` S(;harEIe and arliiyd wife after lighting “ld had Um wugllt and iwcbubl line one in 'nun iiitnheni went out to ‘Nth W°“1d be brought to the Cit iieed the stock. While attending to this morning. the cattle Mr; Scharf saw the house

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IENISING Eiilllll

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I Several Buildings and a' Bridge Partly.Wrecked.

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JST. JOHN, .Dec. 14--(Special)- With a mighty roar mingled with crashing timber” and" Ishvapping iron

_bnnds, the huge tank in the I. C. R. Island yard containing 100,000 gallons water, burst last night, smashing in the windows ofthe dynamo room of - the powerplant and of thestores de- pnrtament, carrying away a portion ot the bridge across the creelc and flood- l

ing the immediate vicinity -with two lest of _water. __ __ _ _ __ _ l on tire and ran to save the little Cues, but t-lie fire had gained such headway that it was impossible to ascend time stairs and the lrantic par- ents were powerless to render assist- ance to their unfortunate children. Once only, when the father burst op- en the upper window, which`he had . reached by means ofa ladder was any outcry heard from within. It was the voice oi' the oldest child callin: “papa." When the tire 'burned down the bodies of the children were -found in the cellar burned to n crisp.

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UNITED SINIESI COMMISSION

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ln St. John- Railway Yard,,0ver ThirtyThousand`KilIed. Nalllcd I0 Enquire IIIIO Tl'0llbI¢8 `0Il SI; I

T" M""°"S '“l""’d DUE' John River Where Violent Conflicts

ing Current Year- ‘

___ Between Lumber Operators Has

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-(Special)*.-i

Between thirty thousand and thirty-

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five housand de ith und two millions ST JOHX D__c_ 14_(Spee___l______

of people injured is the :incident re

cord of the States durin; the past thu Guy have been _._ppo________d_ ____ c______l year among' workingmen, according mission by the Dominion Govcrnmr nt to 8 b“u"ti“ iw' N' by ("0 B‘"`°““ of to investigate the matter of obstruc-

L“b°1" tions on the upper portion of tit.

O l - I ‘ \ l f these einpoytil in factories and John R_ve___ .__

workshops the most ex osed class _

' p On several occasions there have

are the workers in iron and stfel. .

been clashes between Canadian- and

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‘ 'The fu'ul uccidcnts niuong clectri- , ‘ ’ American lumliermcn ubmit Von Bur- ~

cians nnd electric linemen und coal C M .

miners are declared excessive, while n' mm'

the railway traiininen killed is in the proportion of 7.46 deaths per thou- rf* '"' - - Y

sand* employees.

The bulletin declares much that

could be done for the protection of workingman is neglected though _

ma-n~y improvements have been intro- duced in factory practice during the

last decade.

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The Americans claimed the ri»,,lii ing.

Recently.

to stretch booms across the river

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Jnun Kenra and A. ii. unrnniu ni'=1“<l dill S0- with the result elm* a

war was started with the Canadian operators whose log-driving was in- terfered' with and the booms were

blown up with dynamite.

The matter was brought to the at-

tcntion of the Govfrnmcnt at Ottawa, und Washington and it. was ricchlcd o appoint a cnniriiirsion to look in. to it.

No dune has been i`..\i ‘ rn- h hcl, -

ii‘ii“;EE JUDGE

KILLS HIMSELE

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theatres, the Academy and the Fran-

_rate Sunday opening as a protest against giving picture shows running

They both gave moving picture shows, with musical stunts, but tho move did not prove'popular. There l were several policemen at each the- atre collecting evidence for threaten- ed -action against the proprietors.

Altogether, seventy-five moving pic-

turo shows do business in Montreal

on Sunday, besides Sohmer Park,_ which presents a straight vaudeville

pei'torn_i~snce.

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MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED.

BRUNSWICK, Vt., Dec. 14-Mrs. Laura Bmiith and her two year old daughter were burned to death early yesterday in a fire that destroyed the farm buildings.

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TRY THE SAUNSOME SAUSAGE

12 CTS PER LB AT SAUNDERS &

_NEWSOM’S.

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THE PRIVILEGES `

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Rev. Benjamin Chappell

ariumf Audience

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BATTLE CREEK. Mich., Don. ia- 'R€V. Benjamin Chappell of Tokio con- " 'Not in RHY Stfcnlhh °I my °W“

llllclcil the regular Sabbath afteriwo l0SDel service ln this City last Sun- lu. 'rniung nn his text, mph. 1:1

"thi: exceeding greatness of Hts Pow-

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an to usward who believesp an pointing out £0 his bearers "Son

Plllllcxcs of the Believer." ' ' .. . ._ e

The first privilege whichus OD I0 “iv believer," said the evellke "ls that of the care-free life. ‘CHS

‘hx mm fm au' by an act which idle ttoii broken but Of ll C0l1B°°l'BNl0'll

dudes the life. all your anxiety, t

THE BELIEVER

oi Tokio Speaks to Sani

Sabbath Aiternoon.

the close of each succeeding dab' IU say. _ " but the exceeding greatness of His

M' mmued their ”'“"”t t° ‘“““g“` Lie on Table Till Next Meeting. A (iood»Deal oi Discussion.

ev r S d . I e Y un ay"" ~ ‘ ’ - Gillis was read asking for the usual mittee to report on at the next

Thi City Council met mi the Coun oil (‘l1n,mber last night with His Wor- ship the Mayor and all the councill- ors present. The minutes of l1`.ie last meeting were read and adopted With slight correction by Conn, Stewart as regards his resignation as chair- man of the eikldet comission. A couple of ‘hundred dollars was silent 011 Clit’ strentsunknown to him ns chelrmau of that cornmitteo and he asked f0l‘ an explanation. Coun. Roléefll ex' plnined how the money was welll thus:-ai sidewalk out Brishton. wfhcelbarrows for the stone Crusher and oil for crusber, etc. He said the City Surveyor had ccrtined it. Conn. 'Sliewart said he had notliinl; Hgllllllst the City Snr-vayor and he did not doubt that ni dollar. had been mlS“P' prgpriated or misspent, but the plan was loose. A petition from P. P.

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half of the cost of a concrete side- meeting. walk 64 feet long by 3 feet wide Th-ei tender of George W. Gardiner which cost $38.40 around his premis- for printing the City reports was ac- es for wnich he had paid-all cost. cepted. Conn, Rogers thought ha. ehouldn’t Conn. Campbell investigated the -ue paid au the City are,su'pposed to light on Longworth Avenue, He lay a whole block at once and not ai thought this street; was well lighted. piece. Conn. Riley said th-at the- side- Conn. Stewart also said be had marie. walk would have to be laid last an investigation and he found the summer anyway and/as Mr. Gillis street to be well lighted out us far had put the sidewalk in its proper. as Bannermun Warburton’s 'out lie- osition he ought to get 3 re'onte.l yond' that there was no light.

UEBF Di-i li-lustice Blunchef

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- A Rev~i.W. Floyd, FormerIPaf ‘3;ul§_Q___§l_i3;l2__§_<_1f§§ii§_1_1»_ig_§_¢§f:i_n:;__§_;

UN SUNUAY IMPORTANT MEETING LAST NIGHT *°;__f_f__§_l-é;:F__<fhm__'§_:u

Ilie Worship Mayor Poowse and All the Councillors Were Present. Councillor

MONTREAL, Dec. 14-Two city ` . . i `

Stewart Objects to Loose Way Money is Spent. P. P. (iilhs Letter to

icek. The fliscevery of the suicide was

mud_e by one ef the members of the family. wholioard the report of a re volver from the judges room. The judge was found with a bullet in his l;i'uin, He lived only ai few moments :rftcr the shooting.

Yesterday Judge Blaiichet borrowed

from his son the re\'nl\'f-r with which he killed himself.

Friends of the ilecense.-§_j\isiii~.e ure at

funiily or financial \voi'rie.~i. and wus np- parently in good health;

,NUMB EliPL[lSlllN i WNECKS’ HUELUINESJ

i ci-iluauo, Dec, 14-Two buildings .wcrc wrecked amd seven persons iwere killed arid the windows shathr- led for a block around by---tlie terri- Llile explosion of a bomb in an alley

lCoun. Reddin also thought he had a Coun. Rogers thought the banks oi right to ai rebate. Conn. Lane objec- this City of good standing should Len saying that everybody who want- have n chance to figure on the city ed a concrete sidewalk could _.put one accounts seconded by Conn. Stewart ri wu nd send in the bill for half of and it was resolved that the lliir-nce.

',in the Wabash Avenue. - `, The wrecked buildings adioin the Colisseum, where the first ward demo-

. iorntic ball, against the holding of

nga cogt. Conn. Stewart thought_he'committee be impowered to inter- nEv_ J_ li FLOYD iv-'hlch ml1Cl1 0l>P0Sltl0H WHS made. is should get a rebate when the City view the managers with reference t0|‘New Pastor of Central i>hristinn`.“’ he h°1d.t°“ight' '

f h idewalk. handling the City accounts and re- (;hurCu_ Ci¢y_ I The P01106 HTG W0l”kiDg on the

laid the remainder 0 t 0 S Coun. Riley thought he acted as a a g public benefactor and' shouldl get

rebate. Coun. McDonald thought

many would be Dllif/'llléi lll 9 claim

cost

for half the -

it was moved by Conn. Rogers and

seconded by Conn. Lane _and carried that it lie Cn the t-able till nextl meeting. .Coun. Reddin wished to Pdf- in the minutes that he said nay but had no time before it was carried. . It was suggested' that twenty dol-

lapspe given to the P.E.Isli2i'nd Poultry Association. A letter from ivirn. Katherine Robins through her -lawyer J. J. Johnson saYlUiZ that while the wooden sidewalk was in front of her property she rentiedi part of her cellar but when u cement side- walk was put in it caused the rain H, wllunf, und run into the cellar and ,_A-,ho could' not now rent it. It was moved by Conn. Rogers, seconded 'Dy Conn. Riley that the matter be re- ferred to the street committee 'tn in- vestigate. A petition was read askinui |;Or fn light on Prince Street near

Dorchester. It was moved by (-70“ll-

(‘ Rile 'i th t

COUNCILLOR

JOHNSON.

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AWFUL EXI‘I..()SION,

t ' one meeuu _ Council than theory that the bomb thrown was de-

R""' J» F- F10Yd Wll0 has been PHS' ,signed to frighten the public from go-

-* tor of the Coburg St. Christian.in»: to the colisseum and thus pre-

cnurnn st. John, N. is., during i.-no "em ll” l’““-

pnsl ll\'e years und who has accepted - _ __ ___ _ __ _

the call to the Uoiitml Christiani* ` ' 'V "" _“_

Church in this city is expected to _sr-

ylvu in me City t0m0rmw_ ' his principal lectures, which he no

Mr- Flfiyd iS on able preacher, wivit- ‘doubt will deliven during his pastor-

er, and locturerer, having made A ate in this City, viz: "The Origin of tour around the world about 14 years the World;" “Whence came man;" ago, his dealings with all nationali- "The Supernatural character of ties, his thonough knowledge of the `Christ;” "Did Christ Rise from the Bible and Science, his debates with Dead ?;" "Is the Biqle Teaching of many prominent infidels and atheists ‘the Resurrection ol the 'Body Uu- and -his g-rear. experience in Christian ‘scientific ?”-"-Getting mnrried;" wonk all combined, makes him a very "Some mistakes of Ingersollf' "Our able and strong exponent of Christian Toun around the world," etc, etc. aitli. Mr. Floyd bears many flattering re- Mr Allred Allen u memben of the icornmendations from eminent men New South Hales Parliament Sydney. who have heard him preach and loc- Association, says of Mr. Floyd.-"I ture, never heard u more mile defence of Mr. Floyd begins his work with the Christian truth," "I do not know his ventral Christian Church next I-lun» equal in calm and tlioiiglitful con- iday and a, cordial invi-nation is 5;. rr<\vcrsy". in-.n<io<i to nu, to come and noni- nun

Thi-. following are the subjoizti-s of ‘gifted preacher of the Gospel.

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Hogerascconded by mlm- li 8 _. _ -» frm: scuooncn LAURA

C VICTORIA STRANDED

. a loss to account for his df-t, Hr: had n6"““~~

wan Until now I have not suilered

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d “A -Lhh-wp,-lvilege is a_fully conse-

cnated life. If we have said ‘Take mY lilo' and then have let go and en- truntod it to Him, ‘He is able to

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Nl Then a renewed consecration

need not mean renewal of a. consecra-

inot which we have committed to

EIHNNLUIIEINWH

NNN MNNNIEN

CAMDEN, Me.. Dec. 13-On Wednes-

day evening, NQV. 18.' Frank J< Moon' of Sydney, Capo Breton and Leila H, » Weatherbee oi Camden.

COLON, Dec. 14.--The explosion ut

Obospols of twenty five tons of dyna-

mite was the most scrloui-\ accident that has occurred in a building.; of

'_-_ the Panama canal since the United

States took control. Already the

PURT AU PRINCE, D0llNIl`D°`l` 11-* officials are erideavoring to ascertain

..,l\lliRllAY HAIIBOILI Dec. lil-The schoonen limiru Victoriu, 30 tons, _loaded with 40 tons of coal for Cogn- well, und Easton, Georgetown, now .lies n. hopeless wreck on Poverty Beach, at the entlrance to this har- imn, with nnc mast gone by thu

'General Antoine Simons, who hae an- the UBUSB Of *_-lm l>tl@m;l_:}ll&___;§l5°h;*_:l_i€

'th residency of Hayti and Phe dead “°“ to “I 'r

board shattered ricgin and strained

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'“med‘ ° D ' many bodies havini; bcun rerovered,timhers.

fore the wind null waves on that lout! slioal known as l’u\'erf.y Beach. For- tunately tlicrc was on boshi ii IBFKU. stn.un.ch dory, and the three mein PIO- recdcd to luunch it without dell!- It was no rosy task \vitli the icy sen.: swct-ping over the str-:ended schuoncr and ilrcnching her crew. lt

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whole of it, not everY anxiety nn kc_l_>A ___________ ___ that ___ ___ pure hw"

arises, for none will arise lf th _ _mm ____ nnhiness of the

::_l_l;:l_ei.oncc has been edeqtualll' ¢_:;i;i_ns__i_i_g_ ___ the ____)_____ the __ho_______t§

-1 - ' ‘l d, th i nginntlon hung w Evcry belioven knows the Deniietoi u:into_i_e___ _____f;__ mme ______e Christ may

°°ll.ev . 1| k wsCbrsepc S _ °”“ Dcnecxd xlxtwlefi' use if IN-lt; had. taken. look ullflll with Ple“s“r°€hf‘h;h!;;ay?; out from His heart a portion of his answered. "Cl¢Bll5l’ th? tim f me divine pence and put ig ing., our our hearts by the inspire. on o_ cu li¢u,.¢,,_ .My peace Wm I gf” unto Holy __Spir_it that wo may Pere Y 7cu.' ll g gh _ y not ‘ni love T ee.” Wholly Ntrcdviei-nom II~le't03ddnI;ir. Pen- "Tlien_comcth the aboundii_i_g_x1_l3l_;_ 'Wi Deuce is not beyond the nxreeil- Faith is not fn charnl. D _me 'UL' greatness ol his power to us. blessings ca? .cfrrshgs lang nz; Thou wilt keep him in perfect Ponce. are al’ll>f0D_l‘ 8 f‘____-_lcd the distracted

Mann 1 n P rfece ony thing, p _ , trust 'Q 'N mmmth in T et B lflther. 'If Thou canst believe said

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gnu home of the brlde's sister Mrs. C.

Maine were united lf! lTll1l`l`l“"S`e at WUC' has the Bituattm wan m hand. But l"| is believed thnt. a 1-icofc or She left Mahon nt two o'clock ' on

hai 0PD0llll-*ll I~h° l°“°Wi“g °°‘m“°"3 more are still under thc niaisses of S

l the Interior-Generll Hip rock and earth thrown up lm: fresh ut the stuff-. develvvcrl 1"-gh __ but ,his he m,-mageu eventually,

rcuuired ull (lnptatn HemPl\lll'H Hklll

aturdny niorniiig, The wind blow- ____ get we _low away without ,ming

, t 100 Mcclmnic streeo by Minister o - - ‘ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _

laévyiyna ;______d_ The _______1__ _mg se____ __0_yte_ Thc_deat~h list woul<l_ have been t_0_;; gale n¢_c_r_i_nipanu~il by__snow._(._npt, 'tg d___ and they landed about day

oh _ appalling had the tram conveying o n emo ii , <mn_i.f t i. mos. ei_r;'h__e__k They “we quite near one nam,

vine wus used. The wedding was Bim- plu nnd quiet, only the immediate

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Ministen ot Finance-Ludsor :Do uve hundred i,,\,m-nr>; passed a tew_lcns and conipi-.ten._ uiuriners, \v_i< ___ M__'_ M£Keeman__ fathminlaw oy

teau mlnutug lntar. The train steamed ever suileil out of tnaoigetown, uns ___ min and here they were C°m_ -

the i P .

- t. The coup e - _ remuvw hmm’ presen Minister Ol F0\”€llZ‘ll AIl5`l"°'“M'Cl°“d°ftlirouilh the cut and was barely out at the helm, and on .A-_uiul were tw.'|f0r'mbly looked auch

will .mine in Sydney. C- Bf

Mr. Moore is night superintendent

Minister of Public Works-M. Evell- of View wh", the explosion 0ccurrcd.lothcr men. his eldest sim, Milton, Thr __ch___me__ which had “en many

' ' ‘ ‘ ' _ Awho had men working the vessel MMIN r~i nl service was owned by the

iid nee tene lord. - - , _ .

he “cm” eva m n A Mm*-“°" °' W" ‘““ “'“"‘°"G°“°“‘ -Condensed Advertisements “‘“_‘""“’_' 'l‘""“~=' '-“° S""”"“-f “"“ “,."-.`I.‘iitnin Ann A. A. mnonnin ann.,-

of t » stool plant. and is a son of the _late Mrs. John C. Moore of this Liity, and Mine Wenthcrbec formerly belon-

guq U; Georgetown.

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R°u°“d- -----» ------f : - ' pnshnnnl "mnod, Ames ,_ the :-lhn ulll lil-rely leme her bones oaths

Minister of Justice-M. Magny._ ’ “(.[;o0'{aw mr c]a“mcau0n_) Urged by the ncavy sou-eas eré_______ __c_______ _"__ _‘___ ______“____ p__n.__{ “___

Temporarily the ministers will tske\_f¢ --<1:-Y--~ _~ 1' ‘ - _‘ -____- little vcssvi made f_nst-tirr_i;'. __';__‘____: “nm Wm he ,.ecove.r¢d_ the title of c0\m¢lll0\"B~ 'l`l\° °l1°l°° ORS” SH(”"lN(’ “H '““‘” W ‘.° "“‘ G""» ““~ "E “f(','t_,wf, ," u up vnplnin iiininriii uns the reputa- of these officials in generally ap- ~. ._ you wnit nt J. A. Henderson s (mpc _ lioar. _lviistn n.. f, gi-Z tin" of _ming me mst _mm umnnxw

OY WANTFD a smell Hlwlv lmv zlcumme mlslllv *l"“"lfh “’ ‘“ 'WI il I nu nr run ninso of na-

umngs fe t eace. _ . _

HT per c D" N IA ‘hc mvmc male.; nu thingB"m-e pos ' " ' I C '- Di5t"" er' provm' All is “met an prewnt' and ‘ l ‘i I o who for T"nnii\ure Island littbt. ll' l`r'_”‘5 "’ I ' _

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V e second PriYllnLe is tin U fl to him thnt believeth. M|nardsLm\ment uru P there have been no reports M trouble about lo or if yearn o as . storm. ____ _an ____ _“___ ____ “___ “,_,m,,n ,md h, hw., been ,mum go

lclorluus Life In the midst oi war s u e _ ~

- ' is thel- Ol iliornes c t Hempi » ~- . .

with Ru l _ ld one day And the tinal privllcle _ _ _-------' anywhere. understands taking Cafe " ’ ‘fm ` ¢i‘ ki , iriug his \-ess:-l ihruugh the ice an

ss a. a Japanese sn ress. She wont thioiigh _ _ARKETS ___,,______. 1,.,.,|¢lng aim- u furnace, and can mnkc!direetton of lliurgny_l_lg;‘l:;u“_.______:in_____:;; _'_____ ____ _\___w Y_________ __ _S ___ be ___

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