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Boy SCQIJTS WELCO, E iiniiziiiiiiii RUSSBOROUGH
GENERAL BADE POWELL iliiliilii lliilii FOUGHT BANDITS
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flow Coming From
Bermuda
(Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, Jan. :ll-An enthiia-
iastic little piirty of Boy Scouts headed by the Chief Scout Executive, Jus. E. West, hurried down thc Buy before daylireak today to meet the Herir-iida packet Arcadian wliicii cur- rh-ii l.ie|i1. flencrai i-iii' i'ii»|ie|'t Baden yuwnii, the hero of Mafeking and loiiiider of the lloy Scout Moveinciii._
’i‘ha chnirinan of thc New York
onIiiiiii.i.ee of wclcomers, was William wniiier, a twelve-yr-ai'-olii fivrooklyn boy whose.bra\'ery in saving E ploy iiiate from drowning gained hiui tho envnteii honor of the niedail of the Hcoiits of America. The coniinitf.cc carried with it u.
h»i.l.i-r of greetiiig from l'i'ei-iiileiit Tail, to (leiieral Baden Powell.
NEW CIINIHAEI
(Canadian Press)
SHANGHAI, Jail. 31-‘-llnder the
Inniplren of the Republican governi- iiienl., a roiitravi. has becii signed by a .iapiinese iirm to supply capitol for ths Ilan Yang Iron Works. `
INET WILL IIEEENII
HIS IIINIININIHIIIIIN
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-President
Taft will make three speeches in
-- Ohio during the next few days that
promise to be the most 'important political contributions from adminis- tration quarters since the k long Western trip of last summer.
After 'saving New York the Presi- dent proceeds to Ohio to counter- act as far as may be possible the progressive movement hostile to hiin, created by the "invasion" of Senator La Follette. The first of these speeches will be made on Tues- day before the Tippecanoe Club of Cleveland. The second .will be made ut Columbus, where _he will dedicate the new public building, and the ,third before the Chamber of Com- merce of Akron. '
Unless there is a change of mind,
the President will make thcse three speeches the occasion for n vindica- ,tion of his administration. He will coinhat the statements of La Fol- iette and will tell the people of his hoiue State and the people of the country, at the same time. Why lie feels safe in asking the iiidorseiiient ol the country for re-election. 'Flirougliout Ohio the Progressive lleepublicnns have declareil that the l'resideut's,admiiiistration, from the standpoint of the most good to the must people, has been a failure. They have attacked his tariff record, his ronserva_tlon policies, and have de- rided his' anti~trust_ prosecutions. , -
All this, and ii, good deal more, has
been lielsl up to the Obionhs as rea- son wiy the President should not hc nominated. But they have urged ii still more important political reason fIIi‘__l\|fl\*.h!tIl'»\\_te, ci}|i_._rlidatq. They huvo said on _every stiinip tiini., if iioniin- nie._d,,. the. _l'rcsiiieiii. cniinoi. win. 'i‘lierefore, t.lie_y.ouy. it woi,ilIl, he (ol ly__tq,i;llow Mr. ’l‘nft io again head the ticket. ~
At first the President had no inten-
tion of replying to these attacks. He had decided to let his record npcak
for itself, ,biitfnow he has ,deciiled to speak for his record, and im will “Peak vigorously.
~ I _ -, ' formed the ii
iieeniio or iiiioiiirliH000 II:I...ZI1i..."Il§lII’ I.If.l‘,.'.’.‘.......,... ....
UF fi‘o_ni thc school. 'l‘lie inotlier
, .,__.-- Iliowevcr. fiiilcil to notify the police
TORONTO, Ont., Jan. 30-- The of the iniitizcr, but ii strict watch executive' bends of the brotherhood was institutvri. On Dec. 401. 00:1 of_l..oeomotlve Engineers, having iilf' , N b isdiotlon over, the territory between ing following by the' running away o ("\\I°“B0 and St. John, N. B., met in ,\ pnpil,- -iliiqh (Ionstuble I loin- 'i‘oroni;0 , gnterday for their iiusl- vert has the iiunics oi the |1039 ll/|10
n if lily I d election of officers. ran away nn i.iii-so occnnioiis. and
as ees nn an lianiel Cameron of Allendale, lint.. will have them nrre.~\tc\l und <i\iPHf»i0"-
chglrman of the organization.. B010 ed. the nmatters under discussion had|,Tlie boy \\jll0_ Hi'-f» Ui” “F0 l>IBY0ll been nl 5 nature purely internal to ,sick und obtained lcovc of ali9%l\0v the brotherhood, and nothing, had 'from church. com in an WHY |\"°°tE“5 'em' _'
e up y
tions with railroad' companies.
NEW YORK.. Jan. 31-James Mc- I7Ul`m0U. convicted of niaiislaugiitcr inf the first degree by the jury, ,,,,|_.. W|"‘“E~m"II'\l< the ti-\si.iinoiiy of his his I-"|‘. MPH. 'l"lici'es~in. Mnrtiii, thai". she i-ituhlicd (has. Muldcn in the hack room of the snlI..,n_
’i`hc <:oi|'¢-iiiinralimi in |,|,,,i; (nn MI "UUE ll|""V|‘l'|HIY linil in hcl' i~.\/iili-.iii-n and the story in iiinn-oiIIIi.ie. 'rhc ..I.-I- dence is discredited and iici-.iii-,oi will hc seiiienreii Monday-_
IIIIIEKSNMIIISSIIIIIIII
(Uanailiaii Piwrss.)
IildliL'lN, Jan. 31-Krenz Zciting
Cmlllles with n. despatch giving tho siihstancc of the apceclici-i of secretary Knox and tin- ilernian Aiiihussadoi' at 11 iJi‘es.~i club dinner in _Washington wii.h a half column attack ou thc Aiiiericnu Secretary State as one _of the most bitter ciieniius of (lei-nIany in the United ifltates. `lt is claimed lu-. prefers n tri-nly with England to the friendship of Germany and negotiations to that end would be used us a club over tile latter country. _
IHE SIEEL IIISE
(Ciiiiniliiiii Press) '
TRENTON, Jan. 31-'The denial
alleged in the violations of the anti- trust law is made by the U_nited States Steel Corporation in answer to the flied demand in the United States district 'court to the govern- ment on the dissolution of the suit.
SI. E. III. LHSES
(Canadian Press.)
BOSTON, Jan. 31-Harvard de-
feated St_ Francis Xavier in a one sided hockey game 7 to 2.
PLINNEII EIIH SIIME IIIIIIE EH BUHN EIILLIEII
SWETSBURG, Jun. 30-High Con-
stable Boisvcrt yesterday afternoon held an investigation into an incen- diary fire, which destroyed thc Holy Cross College, at Fni'iiliiini, Que., yesterday morning with a loss of one hundred tliousaiid doliars, and for which five of the students were arrested. The high constable cross of tlieni connected with thc fire, one questioned the boys, and found three of whom not the building alight, while thc others acted as accom- plices. ’l‘lic other two lioys n,ri‘estod were releuscil, as therc was ubsolute- ly ni, proof gninsi. the-ni. The lad who sci. the fire is Marchand, uged 11, of Montreal. Ilia nccomplicen were EIii;.:eiic Iieriiard, aged 15, Albany. N. Y., und William l-ienry, nged 14, S~ioiitIilii'i<ig<\, Mass. Tin- boys were rciiiaiidcil hy ll. .l. fuipp, J. P., until l<‘i-hruary 5th, when they will iiplloiir befoin Judge liiiilvviiii.
ll neriiis timt iiiei-o had been plans
io liurii flip i-ollruc iiiiuuig the boys Ifoi' sonic iinic. 'i‘liIe iilvcstigution sliowed two i'ori|i0i‘ iitieiiipts and it was also leurnoil ihni: one of the boys iind written ii ii-ii..-r on the Iliiili to ai frir-nil. P:\,villi-I ill" 0011350 .would burn Iio.vn I-ii the (wi-ntietli. Um. uf U". |,|»..|]Iei-ii opriiml tho lut- is-r in-foro it wus sunt, and leiii~iirii
l d’s
again on Jan. filth eiicli attenip t;
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
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EARL GREY
b A V I
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5»Ui0ng the passengers to this city °\1\.~&li\..npgi¢l_train _ which arrived llivm Georgetown at 2.20 this morn- lslg were Harry.M¢Kie, Frank Beales, £1. accompanying the rlmeinl’ of hir futher, James. spin, .from B0!- *°h: Herbert and gn. Pi-owne, ony, returning from the Canadian Went; eharlel McKay and D. J. Mcliqy.
couver, accompqnyin the romp on
Oitfiio formcr’| fatlier, the late W. K. Wlity, fomierly of New 'London and B.\\mm§zl`de._. The -mentioned have been trav-
IIRRWRLS I
` .i». I
elling since Jany 23, and the trip 1,-°m_.vm¢onver to Montreal was done in almost the samo time al “IG journey from Montreal to Charlotte' town. = There were about thirty pesllngers and the ' special made a fine run. leaving at 12.40 a. ru. and i_\rI‘iVll\! t 2.20 A. m. ‘ ~ loin 'oi nie. pusauserl MM *he* v¢|-y heavy lce`was met all -the Way from Picton to Georgetown and the may-1 Grgy [ought for 17 9fl0\ll‘l DG-
(Canadian Press.)
MON’l‘Rl<]Al., Jun. 31-The Muni-
cipal olectioiis tomorrow promises to hc the warineut in some years, cer- tnin ofthe old clique of graftcrs, i.urm-.d out in 1909, seeking i'e-elec- tion. 'Phe l‘Iii.iv.eii's association have pre- llarcfl u. black list urging citizens toI vote aicainsi. them.
HIIEIIIEH [IHENPEH
tho new price in rubber footwear will show an increase reduction of 9-i0 perc cent, warranted by the 'low- er iirices of crude rubber.
MIIHE IIIIILESHIPS
5
WA Elf IINGTON, Jan. 31-Although
LHINIIE IN EHENIIH I
IIIPLIININIIII SEHIIIEE
~ AND WITH IAINLAND
'°"“’ `
Ycstcrilay iivc ioeboiitri left Caipc
Tormentino nt 8.40 a. m. for Capo Traverse with no passengers and 52 sucks mail. being that of Tuesday which had been ordered to Sackvillo by Mr. Whcar. They arrived in Cape Traverse at 1.04) p. m, and the mail was brought to this city by special
i.rain which arrived nt 3.00 p.m.
Five icehoats left Cape Traverse at 9.00 a. in. for Cape Tormentine with 3 passengers and 58 sacks outward
mail, arriving at
This morning six iceboats will
leave Cape 'l‘|'nverse and six will leave Cape Tormentinc for the oppos- ite ports wii.li mails and passengers.
A special train left last night at
8.45 o'clock for Cape Traverse with passengers and mails. Owing to the late hour of writing Tho Guardian cannot say whether tonight/s special will be to Georgetown or Cape Trav- erse, , » The Minto after having been stuck in thc ice li miles east of Picton Island on Tuesday while en route from Georgetown to Picton made but little progress. At 2.00 p. m. she was F, mile past tim West Ifight on Picton island and- the two steanwrs were about li, miles apart. She worked her way during the afternoon around the packed ice and docked' in Picton at 5.30 p. ni. The Minto will leave Picton this morning on return to Georgetown. '
The Earl Grey left Picton again
ye./sterday for Georgetown at 7.30 a. ni.wii.h 60 pai-iseiigers,no mail,the P.'E_ island mail which had arrived in Pic- ton from Saturday moming up to yesterday nioruing having been order- .ed off the steamer to go via the capes, express and height, and she got as* far as Caribou Channel. She worked around between Caribou Channel and the east end of Picton Island, making but little pro- gress. She worked out of the packed ice and at six o'olock was off Pen- mnre Island in another pan of ics. She docked in Georgetown at 11.30 p..m. and the passengers and baggage were brought to this city by special train which arrived at 2.20 a. m. A special train loaves this city this morning at 5.80 to connect with the Earl Grey, which leaves Georgetown
at 8.0m.m. to-day for Picton. ,lim ay nu umm. from was z hours sind 10 minutes late, the Sum- merside, was 1 hour and 10 minutes late. the eastern was 25 minutes late, the Murray Harbor was bmiautu late. and the Cape Traverse was on time.
_.».-__.¢~_p-»¢1-1-
fore finally reaching port.
0
“Mf|ll\'d'l Linfmllit Until Dfl¢0mD¢1'.
Early Date
(Canadian Press.)
PEKIN, Jan.. lil-'l‘he Imperial
Foreign Board aiinounces that the Empress Dowager had informed the members of the cabinet at u. meeting in the palace today that the throne had decided upon In solntiou_ of the situation which would insure peace.
She instructed the ministers to ar~
range accordingly. lt is understood that the Imperial family have accept- ed the conditions laid down by the republicans and that the abdication will he announced immediately.
(Uaiiadian Press.) B F
NEW YORK, Jan. 31-The United - I I
States Riibher (lo announced that
PNSSEII IIWIIY
Special to The Guardian)
IIIALIFAX, Jan. 31-Hon. B. F. Pearson, K. C., died at 9.30'p. m. of
'-°*“ . kidiicy disease. I I
A Till lately lie had been M. P. P. I
_ Wilnndian Pros-1-) I-ie promoted the N. s. steel ...ni N, __
Fl. Coal (lonipanies, and also the
the Democratic caucus decided again- Chronicle Pub. Co. ~ st the building of battleships as a` I` PHILADELPHIA, Jan.. 131- The
hurt Ol-'U10 y¢al"B IIHVHI Pf0i§l`B"\ il ' Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. issued a
is in-oliulile that uiixiliury ships will q statement today showing a decrease he built. _ , Q in expenses and revenue for the _‘ ~ year.
(Cnniidian Press) INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 31-Through
the 'evidence of Patrick Boyle uf Kansas City-, in the investigation in the dynamite_conspiraf:y, the govern-
PARIS, Jan. 29-The clumsy band- ment hopes to obtain stores of ex- . I
liug_of the contraband troiibles ' pl`gsivee&bi%_de_i1 _by,__, nmara stud- mlI,F‘g,E,Qf;ilt;I;‘ei.`,In°1iI;,;,d3%;}E,_v:,!;°rt wo- itaiy is likely to have coiisequeyzNE:$_ crew mi ,p_v`,er found; J " , mah .l:u.0tec,ivB_°mce,__ whose gutygi
. - - ’~‘ ‘ a
1§Ee";)1r‘;;§L°"§*1;‘°Fr§§§§’-anlfi-855232; snail be to look out for the interest to may win be replaced after an ` ;),fc{’,°2;‘,ge “'°"“’” 0' thi’ my Wh” new interval and Premier Poincare has . ~ ' I ~ asked that Pfnchon ex-foreign mlnis~ _ , I th];Il?,T,uI;‘:;.rl(e)¥g;r,§]icz,,!:Et;gh secggtélarsgorif d;“°§°‘;‘}, '“"‘- M: I“‘;_g’“",“' _W"° """- .meteo with the civic League ei tentiar a amlls rlvliomimls gag eItI?o1i7IE _, Newport, appeared before the sub- nm_ml_ey’ t th no :Be b .li The third game in thc League ser- committee of police of the Council I uwécf; d te d. m;11.emf“'fs§' VL" ies on the League of the Cross Alleys and ask that a suitable appropria- i’,fs:ruc"t deth olarxschp "IE 01 a1vm5» last night resulted in a win, after it tion be made for the maintenance of , . .° ° enc V1 e "Ons" at very exciting game, for the Fourth such an officer. (`“gh°“" M' Lew’ to Fmrender the Regiment Band by a majoritg; of Miss Thomas was accompanied by ned Crescent' m’embe's to H915" two ins. For the winners J. Do le Miss Ruth B. Franklin and Mrs.
P Y
had the highest aggregate ani l
! I ~
, l\iI"rnis the highest for the losers. League, of which Miss Ellen F. Mason
_ Following arc th.: scorest- of Boston is president.
4'l'H REGT.
226 278 ' 244
.G91-".°‘?°
i’ci'i'y Doyle
McMahon
McMahon 242 Doyle 276
’ 1266
ABBIES
9521s
Mclnnis Mclionald v Kiggins - -
Hamill
Toll
279 240 246 242 257
1264
BANK REFORM IS
PRONISED IN ENGLAND
LONDON, Jan. 30-The 'govern-
ment will introduce a drastic bank- ing measure in the forthcoming ses- sian of parliament, dealing with pri- vate-banks. The bill provides for a rigid systemol government inspec- tion on the lines of that obtained in some colonies and for a despoit of ample securities with the government in the cases of new banks. The pro- posal is a direct sequel 0! the Cher- ing Cross and Birkbeck disasters.
NEITHER FORECAST ll.
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, Feb. 1-Strong winds and gales, northerly to westerly with snow.
The temperature at three o'clock this morning by the "Rekall Bt0\‘0 "rested Thermometer was 28 degrees above zero. ‘
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was 18 degrees above aero .and the highest was 25 above. The lowest recorded the previous Rishi was 18 above. At nine a. m. it was 1B above and nine p. m. it was 18 above.
The length of today will bl hills
hours and forty-five minutes.
The tide will be high this mornin! at 9.43 and tomorrow moxrnllm li 1o.ssI it win be nigh tems f-'W 0-34 and tomorrow night at 9-40- The min sets this afternoon at 5.06
slid tomorrow afternoon at 5.08; it ,rises tomorrow mornilll 8*- 7-3° PM Saturday mornin! Bt 7-19- .The moon sets tomorrow morning
at 7.49. irmmiu ummm on-ea :arm in ww'
(Canadian Press.)
WINNIPEG, Jan. 31-“Arrest that
man for me" said niorallty officer Easty to detective Smith in the poi. ice court today, tapping one of the audience on the shoulder. '
The capture was one of the most
notorious white slave traffickers on the continent. and was wanted all ov- er the contiuent‘ but was supposed to have sailed for Europe.
Collins is his present alias.
IHE PNIIKEH'S HIISE
(Canadian Press.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 31-Seven tele.
grams giving daily tonnage margins for selling prices of dressed beef sold in New York by Armour & Co, Mor- Vls & C0. Swift & Co., and National Packing Co., in one week, July 1906, were introduced in the evidence at the packer's trial today in support of the government’s contention that the defendants operate a combina- tion in restraint of trade.
PENNSYLVNNIII HH
(Canadian Press )
is-*___-._..____.1_.
IEIIIIEII III PHIIIEIIE
.I GIIILS IN NEWPIIIII
u
_ --1
William Salford Jones, of the Civic
"Facts have come to our atten- tion," said Miss Thomas, "that show that such an'ofllcer is absolute- ly needed for the we1fare» of the young women of Newport who have not the protecting influences that they should have. ` '
"The truant of1lcer_ has all be can
care for among the boys. The proba- tion ofllcer. I have been informed re- fuses to give the desired protection, claiming that it is not his business. There are a large number of girls in this city unemployed, belonging to families whose incomes are small, and these girls are constantly coin- ing in contact with improper influ- ences. ~
It is the desire of the Civic League to prevent the city from falling be- low its high standard of living and while we do not expect a spotless Town right away, we purpoqe t0 make it no spotless as we can. ’
BIG ICE FIELD
OFF NEWFOUNDLAND
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-A field of ice that covered the ocean like a car- pet, was encountered off Cape Racc. Nfld., by the steamship Rochambau, which came in today from Havre. The liner steamed for several hours
through the heavy icajielfl. V 1 ~' ' I ‘IE -m _ ' '
toiioeiisso iioviiiiiiseiieiiu
(Too lata for Classification ~
AUNSOME BAUBAGES made
S fresh every day. Saunders, New-
m & O0 1-18d1m.
B0 - __ .._____ ,
OST, at Hillsboro Rink a gold _ J bracelet with pearl gettin!!- Finder please leave at F.J.Hoiman's ,¢.,,.,_ _ __ _ z-ian.
.WIANTED immediately a teacher ‘ for Pownal school. Supplement $50. Apply to A. A. Moore, Sec'y.
_ 2-ierai.
WANTED, by the Cornwall Fer- ' .Imers Institute registered snerinom sun. w. vl. dieser. Swv.
" 2-ld3ipd_
I OST, in this City Saturday night E .4` a black college oilr-coat. Finder please leave at ‘48 Sydney Bt and be rewarded. _ 2-ldlipd.
FARM, bargains, td close an estate _ ~ -s4so_oo wni ii the 10° we share farm on the lmot Road at Murray Harbor Sou , formerly oc-
pitol Shot Through
the Lungs _
rlpecial to The Guardian)
h‘REllERIC'l‘ON, Jan. 31--Sandy
Rossborougii, formerly of Prince William, N. B., is in the General Hospital at Portland, Me., in a criti- eul condition, a bullet having passed through his right breast and lung as the result of a duel with a party of bandits in the Maine woods near Sebago Lake. Rossborough fought against grcat odds in the duel with the bandits, but displayed remarkable courage.
Now the surgeons and nurses at the
hospital state he has a chance for his life. ,
John K. Rossborough of Bear Is-
land to he with his brother.
NN EIIIII HIIIIIIIII
(Canadian Press.) _
NEW YORK. Jan. 31--An earth quake was registered at the seismo- graph at the Brooklyn College this afternoon.
The record was from 3.30 o'clock
to 4,19-maximum 3.41, distance probably 1,000 miles, but there is no data yet of the direction.
IXPHESS HIIES
(Canadian Press.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-A reduc-
tion of about 30 per cent in express rates .over _the country, it developed today, is the real desire of shippers who are _pressing the enquiry of the express business before the Interstate Commission. -
Th testimony of witnesses indicated
that this was the motive behind the enquiry.
IHIIIIPS HEUIIIHEII A IIN INIIIIN EHIINIIEH
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 31-As a
result of disorders in Urumiah. Per- sian Aremiiia and Kildja, and East- ern Turkestan, the British Consulate at Kasbgar has requested troops from India for the protection of Bri- tish subjects. '
There have been a number of skir-
mishes between the Kurds and Russians occurring in these districts, and the whole country is in a con- dition of turmoil.
ini iihsiiii
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Instead of being a bride, as her family had plan- ned. Rose Lanner, aged nineteen, of No. 235 Bedford avenue. Brooklyn, was a prisoner today in o police sts tion charged with the theft of $140 worth of jewelry ‘ from George Jean- nette of Springfield, Mass., the man whom she was engaged to mnrry.Miss Lanner admitted hcr guilt and was held in $5000 ball. She said her parents were trying to compel her to marry against hir will, vihile she did not love Jeannette.
A VETERAN GONE.
TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 31-Captain
paralysis, aged 78 years.
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And Married Seventeen Year'
Why Kanas Woman asks " ` For Divorce
I.
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i (Canadian Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 31--Wearing
a dress in which she was married lev- enteen years ago in Liverpool, M11. E. E. Newton appliedior a divorce in the district court yesterday.
Her petition declared she had no
new clothing since she had made her wedding clothes.
I HE PIISIMNSIEHS
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Jan. 31-Representative;
of the Postmaster's Association of Canada saw the Postmaster General ,today asking for better financial tre- atment; they want increased commis- ,sion on the sale of stamps with an allowance for the maintenance of the offlce. also for overtime work.
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(Canadian i‘rcss,-
LAWRENUE, JHD. or-.Rule up-:»_. tives a.re returning to Ivupi an.; strike leader Ettsr and bs assistant Arturo Grovanuiti were arrested on a charge of being acics..oi‘ies to the murder of Anna Lopoyzo. ' He Drpvoked no \ro:ib'.: and were held without bail. The permission to the strikers to attend the woman’s funeral was rec-I cinded by Col Bweetser and only the hoarse and one carriage were there.
IIUIIIINS GIEI
IH SIN WILEHEII
OTTAWA. Jan. so'-'riist in hu
temporary defeat Sir Wilfrid Laurier has lost nothing in the edection and admiration of the Canadian people in every part of the dominion will be strikingly demonstrated when the Liberal chief will unexpectedly be made the recipient of a unique and spotaneous tribute of appreciation from the people of the far away Youkon territory.
When F. T. Congdon, former mem-
ber of the district, intimated his in- tention of visiting Ottawa some two months ago he was waited upon by a delegation at Dawson with the re- quest that he should convey to the greatest of Canadians some tangible expression of the esteem and affect!-'ii |in which he was held by the 'people of the Youkon.
'i‘be sentiment was common to tin.
whole territory and was aitoeetiier spontaneous in character' and nie Ispective of politics. The fiirtiicsii away citizens of the dominion have ss ii'-'ely and sincere Im elfcctiou for Cnnada’s “Grand Old Man" as ba\e those who know him personally Ein the Lapital, and the fact that be i- teini=0f'»ixlly in 0pl'0BltlOIl has in no
stiiiimni; position as nn empiri-
.-\ Iir.-ifwned its ;»ic:<‘i~'r and :ini
5 ‘E ‘statesman without reproach either in
his public or private career.
| The presentation will bein the `form of a number of valuable and .imiq-ue gifts characteristic of the re :sources of the Youkon and will reins isent contributions from many hun- Idreds on both sides I-f poiivfs li.
Iwill take Place In ii.. oiI:I~-I=i'1ion ,room in the commons i~ual.‘Iing this afternoon and will Iome ns a com- plete s~-r,.rigr- to Sir Wilfrid.
Iillliilif-JIS HUNDRED
FOR HEY! lllfffiliii’
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 29-
Glenn H. Curtiss, inventor of the hy dro-areoplene received nord hero from the Aero Club of America thot he had been awarded the first nvinunl
George Wells, of Kennuklloft. Maine, trophy of the club for ine :ri~e:iie:~.'i a veteran Mariner, is dead here of achievement marie in ;i'.'i.IiIoiI iliii-inn;
[nie year of ieiii.
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