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iiw iiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii ROYAL VISIT T0 riiiuiiis wiii iiiwi Elllllllli lil His iiiiiii CANADA MAY BE _ iii iiiiwi iiriiiiniis_

Piiiiissiii, ii; in MERE CONJECTURE- iii iiiiiis iissiiiwii

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Socialists Noi Gaining as Old Grosvenor Building Des- "'"”_--_wus ______m____e__ By P_____ _ _ ____ Sa_____________»S Gomes Wand- Was a Native of St. John

ExpeCi@d~G0i_/ernment troyed--Loss Placed at

SH ll - Mull flozette und is l

_ ' crers and Quedec Lost Died Yesterday ~

_ “i‘?f’° iiiriiiis f roi--»=i l " "'

niizsiniioiiio - insuniucreooo A

_ io.inniil;_Prees.) i .o,,,,,,,i;,,-_,.,,,,,_,__ --- _

N J 21-S6 ent h FWEDERI 'P

BEKLI , all v y gig ¢_ _ C 0N_ Jam ___ ._._c Um, _

ballots fu the Reichlstag elections Grosvenor building was iiuiiiuged by _ iGa.lladisn Press.) _' (Canadian Press.) . . a e. _ the W __ _ h w that Socialist! arc not iraininz flre this morning ' ' LONDON, Jan 21--Sir Charles Tull- LONDON. Jan 21--The statement MONTREAL. Jan. 21--Nomination Dgtmwu ';';'_e?_ee';_S___6 To 3' _ _

I ue c 5 o 2..

s o . ns expected. The flrc caught from a defective -per has improved during the last ton that King George and Queen Mui-y_ for Mayor and Alderman closed Sat-

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A oisiwvoinrmeni *

'rho stendibg is 1 duo in Geo F. wiiioyn noniweiono-y days. will e0 t-0 Cenlde in 1914 an-i we

G0V0l°1llIl°Di ~ .. 160 store I-lc is n

BERLIN, sn. lowing the fuiluro of the governmental cilorts to arrange the formation ol n, coalition of nil the uon~Socialist parties in (lei-iiiaiiy against the Socialist oandi. .init-s in the .second ballots which are to ho held from Jan. 20 to Jan. 25, the ueini-otliciul Nord Deutsche Allo- i:i_-incine Zoitung fills its oolnmms with il scriosof fervid nppeals to tho i>l"‘lCl'essivo voters. It _calls upon ilu-in to disregard any piii-ty ordoi-3 .ind to save the fatherland by voting iiimiust the Socialists.

The i;overnrnont’e anxiety as to the result of the elections is -.ixti-eine and well-founded. A complete breach liiiii or-eurred between the Radicals nnil Vom.-ervatives with. their allies, tho iiieinhi.-in of the Gentle. The ilogli-ii or these latter parties to wreak venge_ iincc on the Radicals at iiny wat, will throw. ill all probability, eleven songs formerly possessed by Radicals into the Sooiallst's llnuds, owing to the i-_bsientiori from voting of the Con. i-ervutivca and Gentrists. The Nation- "l'l-lll0l`lllB. as was expccteil,are giv- ini: their support tu the (lonservsn

tive und (lcntrc parties against, tho

NiiCl&llBl.tl.

Phe second ballots will bo liolil ne

iollowsn

Seventy-seven on Jun. 20; eiivlity 0" -len. 22. and thirty-four on 3...., :in

um.: cinuics For

RICNESON T0 ESCAPE

THYINE ll] lllllll

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dl Perry l"0lll¢. was reported this af-

BHY they would nc.: be surprised if

divers. ' `

0,.. ,,i,i,, to ,ine noni, fnbiy visit the United etnies ie sein The llleyoralty candidates are

'i.ibei-ale, Radicals and socialists other establishments ' ' l‘°'°' i0 in “veil on mire coniectiii-e. Lavalec and George Marcil. both

in the building _

__ are the Western Union Telegraph Co, _Thus fer the only foundation for French Canadians and aldermen.

Minors and 1rrei;:u1are.........._.......l1. Singer sewing Mnciiinn oo and th, it is nn article in the l'-:iii Mall on- *i*-”""""`

'Elections yet to be held......._..._l12. law oillces of James T. Sliarkey. The 19"” 0" the 0°l\Wl1\l‘l-*Mil Rliyul v‘|~:- ‘; '

J 18-Fol 1095 in ii out 10_ 00_ _ its to continental eoiintrzes in which

_ _ _ _ _

nn; scents ‘

CANDIDATES

l U'l`l`-'~\`* \. .'-..:i. l.l '|`li»-rv in' B

b 5 0 and thc fnsur

ance is $8.000- . _the writer auggosrcd that King

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George, after going to Franco i-_nil

_Germnny, determined to cxiind his; travels to the Dominion :.ii.¢~ross the Atlantic in which case he would ii-5-l nibly visit the Union nrntes l

The Poll Mall (llrcetlc. nude." lie.

new management, is rapidly earning a

_ reputation for ronimicini; and its ru;-i

`j gestion of a ‘Royal `t.r.iii:-‘~./il.l:i'-lui

' I il ' l.

relrcc 0 all ec o o le em ‘ i,

lord sinllgizling case of last Uctobe

Quebec Conservatives will not lose

“Al-ll"l\-\'. -lan. ls--»’l‘l\e Govern- -~ (‘ ` i »

___ nt _ L __ __ Uucbeisb of .onnnught und Irincess

B 8 mm” n Y Laumer' beach” Piitrlcia left Ottawa tonight for New

hernoon to have Botti,-,li B0mewhB_¢_ York to visit Ambassador Wliitclaw °-“d'tl“’ mllrllm ililliartmcnt ofliclale Reid and Mrs. Reid.

itlunadinn l’i'ei-is.)

O’l‘Ti\WA, Jan. Zi-Tile- Duke und

'rbey will bn absent five on'y..~_

i visit is not even regnril-_:il in the iiglzi l of "intelligent :iiir.iiipr.l1o.'l" of 1-_itui-r, i . . events. ‘_

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Sllllllll. MIIUNT 1

In October lest it big seizure o

ftisnudiau Press.) itonis nifieinis ni, st. <‘br<,-nontoinoi

V\`.\r3I-iIN(}'I‘0N_ Jn_ii_ _ 21-_All Quebec, ii few miles from the Ne-.\

American fishing scllooiicrs with bin. ~ <

ntainin c ttnn foods was nclvc

_ _. _ _ _ _ico "go i., ' ".d_

one exception, which were imprison at night just us it had crossed thcl

V (Canadian Press. i

t dt h itl H miiiv-

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some day soon. The report is that

the opportunity of trying to score gi point on J. 1'. Brown, Liberal mcm~ ber for Cliatciigiiii.y_ _ ,

lcontrabaud goods was made by Ciis.-ii

York border ~\ heavily loaded sleigh "

tonifht ‘ ll h ' ` ____ ___ the _ce on the coast ____ Now- fianadiiin border. The driver of thc' _,ters “.58” cggereglf; th: 5t°°m°r'r’ I _ ioundlund are nolv solely sailing th<~._sleigh was James Stewart, brotlicr-

rwaer. - _ . J, , _i_1w¢M_};1~ _ lx- 1|.-

A [| 131|; |[]N gi TEMPLE Plllil UP -f --» ",35°"" Btcamfl' 'MUN-U-“guy i8 along- ' cc” er' _ _ ‘sigiled to the latt.er’s stores :lt b't.‘

iildo und the ten-inch pump which silo _-__ _ . The schooner Bobelia, After iioiiii; _ _\___._.__0__t__mc_ A _1e__(__,_t ___ $750 _ o_ok_down had started working. Cup- ' Y _ _ ‘ lrcsciied from the ice, left the ilccl. , was exaeted by the Cusloina ofllcinln, rf”-lflH Wlll reilurt the result in i _ _ami returned to Bonne g,,y_ N¢i.i_ .end it is sniil that this bus now _ _L morning. 'l‘ll¢ gvvcfnmblli Slicuni-~ "”' I The revenue cutter sent to rescue ilu- l‘C"“ f*"`f"ll°‘l- l ci Aberdeen sailed toni ht for Perr - .' NEW YORK, Jnii, iii.-i'.ii|n,iiiii _ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' Sinugglinz has been going on for

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P°lnt_ Wltll it l0\ll`fH0l1'lll0l1 Pllm-il. tn. ’l‘i\rni=r, of the nteanicr L‘.nrma.nin, ‘hStr°s"'°d vessels ha” "°t‘“`“°d` .ii long time at this point, iinri there “ddm°“"~l l-*’ll‘lD'~l1 Pllml’ Mid two from Liverpool for New York, trans- W/\l3HlNG'l`0N. Juli- 13-"l`l\lffY ‘.havc been seizures in. thc past, but 1

C H- HANG _ ___ ____ linltted lute to-day= ria Ui-ipc Race, American fishing _vessels with cargoes l never such s large 0f\¢~ lt is "0 1- . ‘ y, agen i ;' i i - . _ _ ,' ‘ e _ _ _ s » »a‘;‘i.:.;ii°ii:s.;"zi‘r.r:.'s:1?§:’..;::r -f f-_---_ -----1 -- :‘;::i-_.ii tint ::i;‘“;:.i;‘.1f..::? _ . the Lady Laurier will be noaioil mm. PISA, Italy, Jan. 18-A doterniin- ___ Mount Te___p'1c: _ are imprisoned in the ice floes off_t_hc ________ _

bfollgllli t0 Hllllllx- I ed attempt was made here today toi "Report us standing by stonnlcr N058* Ol N“-Wl0Ull‘lll1l"l Bllil llll`99‘ ‘ll _ _ ____'_ ___ __ ___ ______ ___ _mmed h.

blow up the famous Bapt-istry_ which Diirt, of liondou, witll _rudder Igianc. cd with destruction.. In response to _t_____ i;______;l_<_ _;~;c_;;_______s _:_ both ___m_____y_ _

was begun in 1153 ilnd not complet- y__'_l#___)f“l`° hu mm SL ` °‘“ “_an appeal from Collector of Gus- ;_,_._t_,_ hm_____c_t ___.______.0,_,. as both tm

_gn gill 1273, 1 ,nw M_______ T__m___0 _“___ SL __0h__|toi-iis, Jordon, of bloucestcr, l\iass.,| -C"'Y_doeea_seil and hi_s_ wide; :ei-o widely

The building which is entirely of (N B) Jam 11 for London miie assistant Secretary of the 'l`i~easury_ _kr}_<_i_;i»__n_;_i:::_:___l_;;§li_ l___:'_f_f_»§__>;as :2_____c______ __ym_

ll-lU»\'TRl9l\l-. Jun. 21-The Cana- ~

_ dians took ii lead in _National }-fockev

(Can dun Pres _ `Asisoclatlon Saturday night, defeat-l

WAS AGED 29

iCiinadian Press.) '

‘vf0N'l‘REAL, Jas. 21-Matthew

Nedlsoni one of the beet known civil

engineers in Canada, died this morn-

ing at his residence, Westmount,aftu' three month's illness of pluro-pnea- monia. -

He is 59 years old and ut one time

was manager of the St. John Rail-

way Gris iind Electrical Company.

Ellllllll W. MUTEH.

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irrilmliility that t`l l-luiiiir will lo ‘

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A telegrum received yestzxrday by

Sciifttor I’rowsc, City, bore the sad news of the accidental df.-nth in Port-

flland, Orcgoil, of Edison W. Mutch,

which took pliici- Hatiirday after- noon. No i'urtllci‘ pilrticiilars were

received.

The dcccnscd wus the second young-

est son of thc late David Mutch, Cyiiiliiiil, und is a brother of James Mulch of that place and of Mrs. John i\lc’»(ny_ Wheatley River. He uns ii. man of about foiiy-five years, _ stroilu, healthy and vigorous, and first lcit home about tlrirty years ago. Hr ustnhlii-lheii -ii large real ea- tnti- business in Portland and in October, 1910 visited his native pro-

t ivince. Before returning he married

(im Urt. 20, 1910), Mills Henrletln

A McMiliun, youngest dauighter of Duncan and Mrs. McMillan, Cyni-

| _ . . , .

ll0bl'I'ON, Jan. 18-The iiiteenl ' marblcr is @l’l’°”lt° the famous cafh' gap? f§u(I€.°`_v)_DI;;_“;s_.Deé _fzuhaséifl Bag” 0rde.md dw; mzmuct cu3'_m_s --- ' -pnthy to the bereaved.

‘l'lY8' respite grunted to Silas N. l`l10lDs of Monro Bridge, the con. 'lriliued murderer of Deputy Sharm

ibnniei ir. Hoskins, ieiieii in ining

llllll wlllmutation, through the inac-

:rnd he will die some time next week

Governor Foss, who oneninod inn "*'6l1lte for Phelps from the 1911 coun-

ifll. found the new council ogi-on

<‘|>i\oscd to coinniutation. ltn agilll mile on the death penalty is regard- ed us having an iinfavora-ble bearing 'lil BUY Similar Petition from Clax- enco T. Rlchcson also under sentence

of rioatll,

NDNIN ENDS LIFE _

BATTLE Cniemlr, ivuen.. ann. is

Uecnuoe her husband could not secure ‘Thomas B. Williams, of Pickaway

""1Pl0Yin6nt. Mrs. Paul Kellogg, ii bride of three months, yontoi-ony coin.

mitted suicide by taking: ii dose o

vitryillllllue. Kellogg is an adopted that he hired E,-lward and Dayig MA

non of Dr. 'JJ-l. Ki-.llosf;:, Battle Oreck

Huriituriuni. It. is said thin the vmiiii-

» » and the hitter of Harrisburg to

"mn “nd ul" l°"l°"""'~'“"` “"3" ““"°\` murder his sister and Kohler, paying

reconciled since 'the foriiier's inur

ii H1000 no that he could get

. ‘ tlici ~. . . ‘

;,i_f:__g_9é “huh Dr' l\°ll°l-75 ‘lid 11°* “P” his sir-iter'ii estate. ruined at between

WILL NOT 00

$75,000 and $l‘l0.‘l00-

Eilwnrd MoKinlry's rlaiiglitcr gave

.thc inlornintion thiit. led to the ar-

l cel. i hor iatlicr, ber uncle und

To w“s“I"uT°Nll-lngcllgaiis, Miss l\fc`Klulcy lclt home

lshortly alter the mifrricr ol Miss ` Hnngcngiinn, going to MeCross, ind..

‘.l’l"l`AWA, Jun. lil-It iii under- She came to Delewnre today and

-‘*‘0vd that tho Duke of (loiiiiaught,

who goof to Now York on Monday, by the trio, declaring that her con- \\'lll not extend his trip to Washing- science troubled her so that she ton to visit the President. 'could not sleep. rind that she prefer-

¢.¢______._' ~

red seeing her father in jilll than tc

Mlnnrds linlrnent cures aarizet ln emu' suffer mich mental ullirllldll l0l'\Z¢l‘~

will appear again in toin will include all votes po moriun

llle subscri d or reile

l,.- i

\ Ce,

STANDING-0F CANDIDATES

Z' - fi . . The “Single Ballot" that has been appearing in

thc paper from day to day will appear no more. They were dated January 25 and are good up to that date. " The “special vote cards" that were issued to sub-

scribers, who __aiid not wish io cast their vote at the time

25|: and arcvoid after cxpir date _

- This Coolest closes at J o‘clock Suturdey night

Jsnuiry 271|: |912. A delayed carrier or \ dgllwil "ll"

. by slum or otherwise will not oltefiho closing hour.

Candidates are warned of this loci.

ori-ow s (Tuesday) paper and lied up to S o'clocl¢ Monday

wed, are also dated jniiuary

"_; 0W¢l‘

QU , . e

' lasting eight days the speech from

told thc story of thc double m\lrdor`

* The Earl Grey left Georgetown Sat-

county soon alter his'arreni. on hir n ' ` l’

EBEC Jan 18-Alter a debuts

the throne was adopted by the house this afternoon, the non-confidence amendment of the opposition being

reigctdd by astrlct party vote of 50

C0llllllClTl0N

‘l'IIl0llllll PNOVINIIE

IND NITN NNINLIND

om-n

Saturday the Minto la_ft.Pictou at

7.30 a. in., for Georgetown with 21 plsssngers, Friday's full mail, nx- -llrsss and 21 tons fi-eight, docking nt 10.80 a. m., The' passengers, mail and express were brought to this-city by Special train 'which arrived at 1.00 p. m. Today the Mlnto leaves George- town for Plctou at- 7.00 a. in., with passengers, outward mail, express and five cars mixed freight.

urday at 7.00 a. m., for Picton with 15 passengers, Frlday‘s outward mail, express and 41 tons freight and docked in Picton at 10.15 a. m. She leaves today at 7.30 a. nl., on re- turn to Georgetown with passengers, 5aturday's full mail, express and freight, and the Passengers, mall and lxpress will be brought to this city by. special tram which will leave Georgetown immediately after ber srrlval there. _ A special train left this city yester- day at 8.45 p. m., with passengers, iyllterdafs outward mall and ex- ppsls. The special train to George- town leaves' this city at 8.45 p. in., today.

Bntllrday the Snmmerslde train

was 10 minutes late, the western, oaltsrn and southern were each on

by drifting ice, which may break

l he TDRONTU'K CJ““é_. Gog§o_,l_‘;_l_PiT{l iidwn quite near it, liavlng neglected

no decld _

d broken away from

lor six blocks through the streets. l _.___

_...__-. Proudioot, C ,H ___ ____

_ _ w - _ __ __ . _ _

(Special to The Guardian) €_:0§___':e‘°‘_`__ b__°_“';`€ ___f_:°°“Bpp__°__c_______ who ln. _ in nn<»il_iei _p:irt'of the

TORONTO, Jan 22-Moderate to session of the Leg______t___,e_ at nm ____ house, _ _ -__ __ __ _ _

fresh _wlnds, n few light local snow- an ation of th, 50058;-ich Bond _,_ latci of th.. _,,.,_ncnc;-_ o _iIl;__. _ll falls nr fiurrien but mostly fair and ,mile Wmch 'Wm provide Im. the lil!! 00 ill" l“*°l"“ “‘_‘“_‘ _ _"_

od change in temperature. __M_____; o_ man o_,dc__ _md c_______,_g__e husband boil been .ii-ipiy xin ei.

, b i d e 'n all town! and f=lll""

The temperature at three oclock __;:B_?_f_:_'t_?_';__t;_ st__,_.e_, Bmmged in

this morning by “The Rexsll Store" t _

Tested Thermometer was twenty-one :“°{‘;°__:)t_t::_‘;__:;_(_):_;\ 3: Snag mg. mx, de rees abovo zero. he avera e taxes paid by‘

Company, which expires in 1915. should be mrifle perpetual by con- cessions from the company. lt is proposed to limit the dividcnfl on common stock to eight per cent, to allow four per cent, for extensions and improvements, and to requires division of net profits in addition to what the city now gets from the company. ’T'ho common stock is ll.- -f00,000. The bonds Amount to $600,- 000. Tllo new scheme would give thc city from $15,000 to $25,000 addit- ional revenue, It is also proposed to limit the capitalization to prevent watering of the stock. The scheme will be prescntcd to the city council

tonight.

ISPNYXIITION KILLS .

NORTH SYDNEY IIN

_ ,_..._,

‘ NORTI-l SYl)Nl<IY, Jun. l8-l-‘ari.i- culars of the ilenth of John Jacobs, who died in Boston n icw days ago, have reached here in ii letter to thc

Boston imiiicdiiitely upon receipt ol the sud news. Mr. Jacobs had been lining a emi stove and ilfterwurds lay

to close nll the \'nlvci»<. His wife,

berilnie iiwirc .i short time

edral and adiacent to the leaning °‘ ° ' “ ° 0 ° An roswzirln an ree lm 0 er _________...___

Sho is si cargo carrier assistance } Lu, M J____ ____»_-__c l

or ibn u

_ _ ` ' - _ :A N. s.. _ _ _

(‘lllCllEVlLIlE, Obi , J _ 18- , l i d .' 1 -. _ finances committee _ ity L '

Trlipped after three years n wo- Two Watchmen m m°'m“" their `-PERSONAL ENCUUNTER hTh_c Al: r;Bc;)_i&-I; ‘B :__:;°‘fm_\;_i_ Council yer-it.errin.v considered it innnb confession: three won known r°\rr\d». noticed smoke comin: Imrn Hg BE|_g||m HOUSE °l’°“ “ ° “Y “l ° ncbeine or the enninnnn_ Aiiinrninn ' -

_ion ___ tha _ __ _ __ farmers in Ohio arc held in thc Pick.. underneath the door of the haptic- 3 l°-“‘l‘*- Nlld-» l’l"*°tl°°llY ““""°““‘l°‘l Whitman, whereby the present ex-

governor- ii-coli c o a '_ _ . ~ - - _, _ ._

u 5 :_i_:vaa__5;__ci_>_;ln_I:__i_r____1_?_§l __b§;;i_e:oii___i_i_;_l;t__;a_i:______i: tory. An investigation followed and _ }3RU5;g;.Ji,b_ Jam i9._.,\ pe,-Bonn; on them ____ _____es___ soon __c_e__s°d_

clear ____ the ______t___ ______y'___g ___ _Msg in burning fuse was discovered at- ‘ _iiounzcr took__ pl_nce ip tl\i{__c:;al6bel;_ of The Androscoggin reported nm; Fannin Hagengans, a wealthy spi|i~ “cum 0° A "'-"‘l'l'lV5“°° 0" the _‘l0°l` _fsiu ‘ea y"BS°‘_;.Ki"_‘____ ‘lard ° 3° 3' the nearest revenue cutters to_ New- ste,-_ 1.-eb_ ]_4_ 1909_ va,,¢1B_ Th, mold, 0| mis noni-iv. ‘ 'ii "0 _ 0 l _ _err “fl ' foundland waters. 'The former is at The confession also reveals that niicc; no subsequent investigation :r‘;_‘;2;‘pl`~_'f_.__ L»;§3_ol_i_§__;l_::_i>uty_____‘_\!_:’_l_*_¥__ Rockland, Maine, and the latter at

G°°ég° K°hl°r’ by wlmm tm mum" ‘showed was filled with gun- powder 5 1' l ith l s b in ll Boston' -

- 1 i Dcle ISYS _W “ “Y ° 8 We It will be a run or about aso miles

figelihiolhlillgtlidwzlesullggxsaulinlliplil *"4 tl” °“"°‘d° l‘“‘l l’°‘"' “°°l‘°‘l‘ l" l"°"ld“‘l WM "’“"“ “Tl ‘“;§‘_‘1° °f,i‘°' for each vessel and they elvwt to the victims. Places where the ground kerosene. ‘;_“_:'_f_:_'ks_;__ed§‘_;‘_’_§;f°_;°{ §______t;’ __l_’_‘: t_l_l_'_ reach the leo bound craft within

is soft,aro being tested in the lisllef The watchman acted iinickiy and _ E - f H -B M V ,g _' tht” dns' _ _

. _ iicruaseii cost o vlng. . an er The A__d______wgg____ ____ Wwuudcn W3.

that l_t_;»hler s body and also tl_i_ot of ‘Maud on a _mmm 0| waw, ,hm vnde spraug at M wamam, and was ____ “___ ___________ ______ _____ ___ we Gm ___

any o er victims may be foun . .p _ ' ' _ - '

Henry Hsgengaus, a brother of the Sgtfcat tg_:1;w;;_ifg _::;:_'_!_';__=_1;m:_;;':_:'__ ;lal_;h__;_lnl,‘;,‘:_l:y §’_‘3_]_"_§lg °§B_l_’ye_§2_‘;__‘;'i‘;l__ Bt. Lawrence l_i: _'ery thick ___;ih_¢_i__is _:_Q-

slain woman, and one ofthe trio un- “on of me Baptisuy bm disaster amfd a____ag_____e uproar _md when ___ pected to brea le_i____way;_ _G__;>B____m

der arrest, made a complete conlea- - t ad, | d 1 3 ' ¢l'°°°°!3 °°ll°°°°‘°°' ° ° °°

sion of the double crime to Sheri!! ‘° tl” muh” w' h ' an Nm ng W” "°"“m°d' ° Wt' °( °°“°‘"° will follow. ~~

_ cowkr. a_gain_i:t the Socialist leader was The Androscoggan reported ¢,hn_i_

3"’ - sho had picked up thc schooner 'l‘it~

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farm near Westerville. He said,_ln the QUEBEC 6 Bl1l° Wl\l°_l‘ ll”

. -f -we 1 ei “re 1' ii'-'°'"" ‘"“‘ “°"“ "°"°' ‘ri-° -1e..<.i.::‘i,-;i:-..':'i‘...;-.:;:;-ti: - Chief of Police Sheets of Cirelevi e_ on TEST V015 FUN $5,000,000 w;___°_o______ covered w_t__ _cm on "___,

Kinley, the former of Pleosailtville, -'_ NEW 3-0RK_ _Ia_.__ “_A $5_W0__ Moon Shoals. Nuntvvkef S0\\r“l-

000 insurance policy, -the life of which

iii three hourg, was issued today to

guarantee a New York banking house against loss by hlghwaymen during the transfer from the burned Equit- d_,c_m__M1-__ g,~,,ti,¢,._ w;ii,,,,,,_ from nn. Abbe lJlllll_lll1g 0;? f0l`t_l_lll_? ln 0:52 other bro ier, who proceeded to an securi ies w ci mus e _carre

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r:niioN'roN, Alta., Jan. is-frbe

United Farmers of Alberta in annu- :il session here decided not to form

an independent pflitical party turi1» ini: the proposi on tlown alter n hot iight in which nearly all the de- logntes took part.

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INDIANAPOLIB, Jan. 18-Jol1ll'f‘. white, of Oskalooss, Iowa, was real- ected president of the United Mine Workers by a majority of 45,424 over Thos. L. Lewis, of Bridgeport, Ohio. According to the report of the let- ters made to the convention this air tel-noon, White received 104,005 votes to Lewis' 58.591.

Frank J. Hayes was re-elected vico-

president over Samuel Pascoe, of 11- linois. Secretary-Treasurer Erwin Perry was not opposed for re-also tion.

Delegates elected to the Amerlcsl Federation oi Labor conventi0n.'& announced this afternoon. were ill follows: ` ` .lohn Mitchell, New York: John Pi White. lown; Tlios. 1.. Lewis, Ohh)- rinnii J. Hnyoi, .iniin ii- walker auii Duncnn McDonald, illinois, and Wm.

Green, Ohio.

_Minnrd's Lfnlment (lures Colds, Eu,

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3 . equal to t if Yesterday the lowest teinlNl'“t“r° ordinary retnil businesses. It is _____.______ _ gm éfllgtegn degretw agov? ze? 'md cliii-med that thc business donv hy

B H 08 WAS Won y-B X egress *_ t 1 t gi 1- iigh _ _ _

8~lJ0"¢- 'l'l1B l0W2Sl» l`;°0l`d0d U10 DTC* gxiilleirigllfoddlillr l\r‘lll‘llBiirsil¢?i‘:iesin lush," lllicn the niurch begins in the morn

“mls “ight was “K t “b°v°' At to smaller local mcrchnnts. lllir

nlllo il- nl ll- WH f0l\l'li00n 09509! \iiil the heurt und the foot are

above and at nine D. m. it was ' TI EH.” ` __g___

Saturday was 12 degrees above zero

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twenty six degrees above C ND N D A '

The lowest temperature recorded -- ' -- _ -~- - - - when the "B35 “fc “’ll‘"~t¢"

(Too late for 0l\l_ll0Qlii0l\-2 And the world is gay rind -bi-ight,

and the highest was 20 degrees a- `""’ ggéglilm ~éIllNAGN§ when tg” l’:;§l°“ lmdr ‘hc ___

bove. The lowest recorded the pre- - I h d gumu" N,w._ Anil I0 ‘limi 8 0 D 0 c violis night was 20 above. At nine som 5:°l}o,°"U Ay 1-i3i1lm_ It v_;in,__ _ _________ __ _ __

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a. m., it was 20 above and at nine ANTED __ second _mud __°__og_ s s_$_i__;_e_ i s e , orviar

. ._ it s 12 d bovc. ' ll p'rli1'i r i illlrezvaiilbe nine 8”- P°‘*l°° l‘“"l“K °°“‘° 1°’ Abi ies in... ini; who een.

hour; xg nlhtegn illinutes. 3%” l’l°““" l’h°“° °' °“u “t mmrdlan-

The tide will he high this afternoon ce._________ _

ft rnoon t “Oli SALE. nice Brazilian Marc with your comrades all in line,

at 1.84 and tomorrow a e a _ - _ 1.53; it will bn bigb tomorrow morn- . rising four- Bev in collar. E030 And you den t get tu-ed. you ieei in

ing at 12.35 and Wednesday morning size and sound. "°“ ’““°“°l'° - 0 Y spirod.

at 1.18. can drive her. Addres¢_ eliqlllfi i0 And life in ii draught divine,

'l_'_net__sun _sets this niternogn _at__4.5i B°X___D_-.__Cnpe 'rravtei-se. A__ 1-lzdiiid . ____ ____ __ __

an morrow afternoon s .5 ; it OWLING, Bur e‘e 01|, un er en e mare ra s on at evcuin F r ' rises tomorrow and Wednesday morn- market, open lawful days toil to And the color-besrsgr’s gone, R ° whether nh B Mm M °°”'

_ _ _ _ time. _ inghnt 7.81. ` _ r,|,gvqi,_ 'I-Milt! _When the mu-ry strlfns Arc mont ~ - » I-_ _ _- -. f - - ' ' < , c moon rises this morning st ` _ That piped so bi-ave in the dawn,

illneiyh Luliment mms piolithoi-ia.' 9-M. Minerva uiifmeat Oures plmmper. when _von kiss the aenr old folio"

._._..._.1‘”dM' For it’s easy to march to music

NT MARCH

- ' Who started out with you, "

When it‘s stubborn and sturdy, lob-

ward. march l

Though the ragged lines are low. _

Then lt'ii hard to march in silence.

And the road has lonesome gown, And life is il bitter cup to drink;

But the soldier must not moon,

And this is the task before us,

. A taak.\\'c may never shirk, l

In the gay time and the sorrowful

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We must march and do our work. We must march when the music chews

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- March when the strains are dumb.

Plueky and valiant forwlrd. march i

And smile whateycr may como. _

The strong man keeps the pp, 'fl -

For the desolate t_1|d'thU‘lildl

The atroiirsoul n the grace.

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