uerwtv Fire Chief Kruger in New Your _ Fire. Enters burning Building And L”
In Smokh and
- +L
H ,_~
*-1 \ i
Darkness' Falls
saw YORK, Feb. 1_4 -(sp;.,i,,1.'_
Deputy Chief Kruger lost his life in the fire at Canal Street today, arm the nsmee in the upper pm
of the building had been brouglii; un. der control Kruger took his men to the basement.. ,
After several lattempts to get 'at
the fire 'from the outside, Kruger
Plungedfdnto the cellar. ' ` The place was filled with smoke, and the deadly fumes of illuminating Baa which flowed from broken or melted pipes, but the men pressed cautiously forward in the darkness.
Just in the middle of the cellar,
Kruger stepped on a trap and plun- ged into six feet of water in the sub- basement and was drowned.
SIXTY MILES , LOGS TO BOSTON
_._..._..____.______.,.___
Sent From Nova Scotia To New Eng- land Gas and Coke Co. The Larg-
est Raft Ever Towied
Out
Of N.S.
____
BOSTON. Feb. 1a.-The iergeer
raft of logs ever towed out of Nova Scotia to Boston is now lying on
the wharves of the New England-
G85 @= Coke Campany in Everett. Measurin_g nearly 400 feet in length 50 feet in width and 28 feet in depth, its size is most impressive, and to anyone accustomed to the use of the word raft to describe a few planks on which a boy poles about in- smooth water, the designation seems far too insiginflcant to apply to this' huge mass iof logs. Yet this is whatl the lumbermen down in Nova Scotial een it-e ren-and in Pere creviue,L wlierelibe logs were put together for the trip to Everett, they are still
talking about it. _
Rafts of similar construction have
preceded- this monster, but none have approached” its size. It contains ever 7,0011' logs, ‘which if pieced end end to end would stretch over sixty miles. The distance from Boston to
Portsmouth. The raft floats with ten feet of logs above water and 18
@__.1-..._--._.;_i>_
nmuu Burn if aiu Pissis
Also Church' Fair Lottries And'P'ri'v§fr_ Bening of all Sorts.
ALBANY, Feb. 1a-Hera leer ie 111|
store forthe women who give bridge wbist parties or arrange church fairs with primes, and also for the gentlemen 'who enjoy a quiet game of poker in their homes or clubs, if a Bill by Assemblyman Yale, of Put- nam, introduced should become a law. = .~ ` L
The Bill puts this form of enjoy-
mentin the same category as book- making, pool selling, and makes vlo-f lation a_~misdemeinor with apenalty of' not more than one year's impri- sonment. It makes it unlawful for
l
any person to participate in a bet- orwvager on any- hand or game of
cards or game of chance in public orl
private.
l_l»_____. \
feet submerged.
Hitherto the logs to be used for
piling have been shipped to Boston/
by schooner? the loading and un- loading of which requires consider-
able time, but this method ograftiug does away with such delay. o have transported 7,000 logs to Bo'ston fifteen scbooners would have been
needed.
The raft was towed from Port
Greville by , the ocean going tug Underwriter, and the trip was made in nine days. The captain of the tug .felt uneasy on two occasions when storms threatened the safety of his tow. Once be was compelled to make harbor at Portland, but he ar- rived at Boston without any other damage beyond a slight twisting at one end of the raft. ‘
rurinvuuu
Fill IDLE UNES
Bill Auihorlzing Expenditure Of 1,530,000 In ParkS And
Driveways _
ALABANY. Feb.'13-With the un-
animous consent in the Senate to- night; Senator McCall of the Bix- teenth District, introduced a bill au- thorising the Park Board of New York to spend an additional sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars for the development of parks and driveways.
"Fourteen years ago," he said, “a
law was enacted permitting this ex- penditure for the benefit of thefnn- employed. The need for such relief isgreater now than i_t was fourteen years ago. It is estimated than one hundred and thirty thousand skilled mechanics and fifteen thousand men without trades, are without employ-_ ment in New`York to-day."
Senator McCall referred to the
crowded condition of the municipal lodging houses and urged the Cities Committee to act promptly upon his bill". ,` ` -
- Sllllillll NIGHT
closes one hi ‘the most successful weeks in wonder-iend's history- '1'°~ nigh; tigpprogram will be of added interest,.for it' is positively as
V ‘ artists e-
Fzheiqff |:lhh°ylet"0n the l3uey» enna.T;|,ii.!L..Thereford. it is in cr- dsr that- this lsst appearance he fully
pat|‘dn‘il§¥~by tholwho have rot as]
yst seen this thetic ani irnmrnir drums? "’ ' P ietiers have made e greatw ” wof their ei\KN.f°"\°U*- heruguh -“' =t\f!rlr"sketch~ is 'one that seems more r interesting every time it is put" I this Saturday evcninl willsee ' lar Wonderland with I big than ever. Mr. '1'rein-- nfnll ' song is in keepin! "ml eh ‘ .creme heme "0h°w\==°" e . po ar ssd very eerehy sir. and
lli WUllDEllLlNll
beautifully illustrated.
For next week greet rhinse M0111
preparation for Wonderland. Watch for»the announcement of when the next price night will be. EarlY D0,” week it is promised for, and it is going to excel in number of priser- in variety and in fun end mirth even the Grocery _nicht of a fortnight since. lt will he' Merchandise night this time and ~it will be worth while to keep in close .touch with Wonder-
iaud's announcapxents so that this evening ia.. rlxiteulanbe kent _\\\\,\'°: served. Remembei' it wil be early in the week, _and remember too, that 'ic is going to -be an evening ss yet unsurpassed in fun, high class enter- tainment and priles. And be sure to see Le Pelletiers tonight at their nnsl performance here, ‘
. _,E _
»
9 a
.i
» (irea
, r
\
ST. JOHN, Feb. 14-(Special)-
Before one of the lgrgest politiem audiences . ever seen in St. John Hon. Dr. Pugsley Minister Public Works spoke for an hour and half to night and was cheered to the' echo as his telling remarks came home to his bearers.
In the beginning be referred to Mr.
Crocket’s charges in the House of Commons yesterday and said it was quite true that H. A. McKeown had
- _ I
Addresses Liberal Candi 'l`er-minus ri
5
,_ .
charges. .
lie _ Meeting in referees ei _dates---_-Talks of -Grand Trunk iceeriiiey say end rrediere
Fu1t'ure for the Port.
-`-\---&----
signed a series of ten charges again- Dr. Pugsley said he had un official 5l"th° B181' G°"el'11m¢“t- three Of letter from Vice President Morse of which, were directed against him the G_ T_ P_ saying borings were
|Dr. Pugsley, as Solicitor General ‘ML Blair' sam DL Pugsley’ walbeing made on the west side of ,then shout he eau for Eegiehd but C°“\'*”°Y B“,Y- 9*-` '-’°h“- “mi if be told I-Iannington, the Conserva- found favorable, arrangements for a tive leader that he was quite willing G. T. P. terminus there would be to ,remain and face the investiga- made at once. tion. i Dr. Pugsley predicted a great
His offer was not accepted and Mr. future for the port of St.-John.
Hannington " did not press the Attorney General McKeown and
.»“=1~>.
.
JOH
the Liberal candidates also spoke.
"ElSlSPEN|lEll" _
.?,.
q -r
STLHS P|TlSBlllll}
Creates a Sensation ln The City of Steel and lron
`\\_King's.
PITTSBURG, Feb. 15- Scattering money like water in $1 and $5 tips, Brodie Lawrence Duke, son and heir of thc 'millionaire tobacco king of the same name turned .tables on the Pittsburg millionaires and invaded their own district.
Duke gave Pittsburg a taste of
what the iron, steel and coal kings do in Gotham when liberated upon the great white way with a string of empty wine bottles behind him. Duke who is enroute to China. got'
here Friday. Incidentally a. little $125 dinner the easy spender who has is repsrtoire_ of favorite songs, thoughtlessly passed up a $25 tip _to the leader of the orchestra. The restaurant choir got busy at once and they ground forth such strains of fantastic music as never before gave
,rapture to the eating hall. The
waiter, while accustomed to receiv- ing tips, thought his eyes lied when Duke tendered him twenty dollarsf . Duke departed last night. His mem- oi'y _Y remains.
____
THE STEEL E038 CLAIM TUTALS. .
$2»25l.2ll9.5l
»..
Am~~unt The Coal Company May BC Called Ufon
' To Pay
_.___
MONTREAL, Feb. 13-The Domin- ion Steel company has issued the following statement. The supple- mentary annual report issued on September 20th last contains a statement of the claim against. the Ooal company as it stood at the close` of the previous month. The po- sition of the claim on the 81st of December, 1907, exclusive of interest, is as follows : '
chased
August. September and 0etober,1906,
to appeal from the judgment of the supreme court of Nova Scotia to
SLIEEHMIETTES c e
Surety for Good Conduct
the House of Commons, all went to jail today for a term of six weeks, rather than give sureties for their good behaviour. -
EUUGHT Ellil LIEE
lliiilllii MIIB
Florida Wounded .Several _ of His Foes.
ed by a mob-of lynchers just across the Florida line yesterday, Jack
sailants desperately, wounding ten of them and forcing the others to kill him in the iight. `
Long was accused of killing.James
Sap, a wealthy citizen. A son of of Sapp' had killed a brother of
and shot him to death. Long was ar- rested and fifty_ men visited the prison and took the prisoner out to hang A spectator says Long fought the mob to a standstill in the prison but was knocked down with a club as he ran out of the
soner. A start to a place four hundred yards distant was made,
but Long fought every inch of the way, the path being marked with
ally hanged. Four of the members of
the mob were wounded so badly that
they may die.
P f t t f l - , .. "“‘ ..§§. °5.§“e§.‘3.‘1..Z. e°.§’.;‘.e‘ZR.§. THE winner.. -.~ .
pany, ‘ $1,237,285.89. ; . -'.-
‘ I ' M . F b. l3-Secur-
Paid for extra cost of coal _pur- TORONTO Fo-b 14____(spwm_l)_ RICH H LL, o , e °h“°d ".°m-°-thu." ”°z""1"a" Easterly winds, increasing to strong mi n;;‘;:(;»\m '::;k:;°r éihyenanggzgaf)
Damage due to short-deliveries in _breezes and gales with “im gn y
|18! 852.75. _
Dldmages due to cessation of de- N Gunn A COLD IN ONE DAY' heavily armed, terrorized the town
dtverledfn November, 1906, estimated. Tak, LAXAQIVIQ ggomo Qumme here early to~day, and after exchang. 479000 Table Drnggists refund money if ing shots with several armed citi-
a - ~ - , Total on 81st December, 1907, ex- ll* -“|813 F0 °\“`°- E- W- GROVE 3 zens escnped to the rough country
i n tu on each box the 1 ,urea
elusive or inmeee, |s,m,zos.s1. '_' “ "° - ~ eeeih or here. Ne one wee e
re`ert ther. = hy euher ure sheer ei* the expigelen.
'Your directors have to p ' ~ _ . . , -_ .- the oeei eompenyheuehceinea leave Confmggd » Adyq-f|g'¢m¢nf5 'rhe ayaemmeg er me vein: or nie
the _ T00 IIN |011 °\l_“m°l¢\°ll- population hurried to the bank
¢-gtgqisqllh*
judicial committee of the privy conn- AN,fED__Ah_ ix ‘"9 a M I *_ ~ eil, in England. W Apply byietEerTfa £?'l'ra|noT vac. B” *»\‘° l”°l’l’°"° "l‘""l "'“" Elm'
. _ -. - 2-ioilll. of the citizens openelléire, eyhich was
‘ L ._ ' QKINE 'W_AN-TEE--Two bnndila returned by the _full 0°
. inner rntsklns. also fox spd uylak.
liillll PHISUN WILL Gil ill .IAIL
For Disturbinir House of 0"|Y TW0 Of Fill/ Sentenced Commons, Refusing to Give Were Willing i0 Pay a
LONDON, Feb. 14-(Special)- Mrs.
Pankhurst, the well-known leader of women sunmgettes who yesterday the woman Suffragists and other de- made u raid on the House of C°m` legates of the organization, who were arrested yesterday when they at- ;?,‘;r€n:?,‘gh?°";‘°"°°.d`t° pat? “ 6”” °"
s mprisonmen.
tempted to make a demonstration in All but two of the woman prefer
Victim of Lynchlng Party in punished for Signing the
VALDOSTA' Ga" Feb' 13~AttBck' Viborg maifesto, Feodor Feodorovich
Lfmg and escaped' ,cw of the resctlonaries mud the pro- LW5 “W tl” father °E the “lay” gressives, resulted in a notable de-
»Tl5"5° ' u'i"l‘~°"' °"'°‘ m-"°"""' 1 - i§2’l.$i-'Zbr.‘§%il{1W‘Jl»i°""°‘i.'i'i»rilellf naman ueimm ci" cad..
lil SUEEHAEELTES L
. Fine
LONDON, Feb. 13-Nearly fifty
mons were arraigned in the police
red to go to jail rather than 'pay the fine. _
wis ixruun rum Moscow
Russian Professor Was
V|bo'g Manifesto
MOSCOW, Feb, 12--For signing the
Kokoshkino, a scion of the ancient urik dynasty, now a professor i
leader of the constitutional demo- crats, was expelled from the Mos- - cow nobility by a vote of 260 again-
st 92.
The motion to expel in the coun- cil of nobles which lined up the for-
bate, extending through the entire day. V
Minard’s Lnlmenl Cures Diptheria.
door. Then another fight ensued in _ ' which the combined strength of the men was required to subdue the pri-
TEHHUHIZEIJ TUWN
splotches of blood. It ._is said be was '___ beaten to death before he was fin-` .
They Secured $lZ,D00 by Dynamlilngf and Wrecking A Bank Building
building of the Farmers’ andhfechan- ics’ Bank in this city, five bandits,
bank awakened the town, and the
building Many arrived in timeto
lf*
...- ...~.... ,.,... . _ .. . , , _ ,,,,,.,
cuss No
AND sm
-WFE
. But Wounded
` .
o’clock.
. ` PAGE
In Toronto. Becauseil She liefoserl to
,- Live 'With Him- l'le Died Instantly '
Wife Will Pro- '
` pably Recover.
TORONTO, Feb. 14-(Special)-Be-| Mrs. Feehly is now in St. Mich-
cause she absolutely refused to have nel's Hospital. anything furthel' to do with him, . The bullet entered her body ln rear James Joseph Feehly shot his wife of the left shoulder' blade and glan- and then committed suicide at Eu- cing downward lodged near the spine clid Ave this morning about ,nine The wound is not considered dan-
gcrous.
Emhankment- A
sand homeless men of London, chief- ly gathered from the Thames em- bankment, have been fcd' by the Sal vntion Army lately for many nights at the Millbnuk Shelter. 'Just after twelve o'clock one rec- ent night two hundrcd men, 'formed in double line, could bc seen ,wait- ing patiently close to the arches of Waterloo Bridge. The dunk, clam- my mist penetrated everywhere, and chilled one to the bone. Two hun- dred men anrl not one of tlhcm with enough in his pocket to pay for a
All were thinly clad, some with
light and ragged summer suits, some with coats buttoned up to conceal the absence of shirt or vest; some with torn boots that revealed the barefeet. 'Some staggered as they walked, or held themselves with odd stiffness. A casual onlooker might have put this down to drink. Hc would have been wrong. It was starvation.
HELP FOR ALL COMERS.
Two Salvation Army officers came
EMPEHIIH UUL UN
UPEHA HLIIEIPTS
R n
L , bite m , fought bis as- _ _ ong a w an Moscow University and a prominent Free Llst Be Suspended
For Several Evenings. Can- not Afford Dead Heads
_la r
BERLIN, Feb. 13.-The Emperor
has directed that tbe_free lint and the sale of tickets to the public for the Royal Opera be suspended for six evenings in February and March,
so that what is culled “Smucty Night" may be held. For the speci- al evenings tickcts will he allotted to subscribers according to their social ranks, subscribers whose names are on thc Court list being accorded thc first privileges.
The object of thc Emperor in tnk-
lng this step is to add to the bril- liancy of the social season, and bc- cause many _ complaints have been made that it is most dif- ficult to secure satisfactory seats.
The Emperor maintains the opera
out of his private purse and has a permanent free list of any theatre in the world. His`Majesty ,frequent- ly directs that tickets be sent to professors, artists, sndfdlstinguish- ed persons whom .he has received in audience as well as to trades peo- ple with whom he has dealings. So that taking both, the permanent .nd occasional free lists the seats left for the public have been limited to a few hundred and these mostly un- desirable, the theatre only seating about one thousand ` five hundred, which includes the topmost gallery. The Emperor spent nearly six million dollars more in 1907 ln grand opera
tres'in Berlin and Weisbaden than the receipts amounted to.
_,___-_.___._._-___-
' _
oosghs. eeiis, hesnsnne. .end other than ailments sro quickly relieved by Crssclmm tablets. ten seats per box. all druglflts-
LONDON, Feb. 13-Over five thou-
bcd for the night. ` L
1
and comic opera at the Royal then-
HOMELESS POORL
A OF LONDON CITY
Grim Scenes By Night On The Thames
Hungry Procession
Splended Work Of The Salvation
_ Army
_________._l._._
up-smart, eiiclizctic and busirlcus- like. 'Flfey limi bundles of red tick- cts in their hands. The tickets were invitations to come and have u basin of soup and a hunk Of bread und u word of cheer at the Miilbank Shelter. Few words were spoken. The men moved past and each was HiVBD HH invitation as he passed. Noinquirics were made of applicants. Those responsible for this charity have the idea that any marr who will stay out till one or two in the morning for :1 basin of soup on a cold winter night shows ipso facto, that lic is at least in desperate need.
The procession had already increas oil to over two hundred and' sixty and before the officers had walked news the Emheinrmenr they hed given over three hundred tickets a- way. In the hall at Millbnnk over three hundred men were already as- sembled-homeless men all of them. These were the first hatch. One' or two other bntclics would follow in turn, making between seven hundred and nine hunrlrcd for the night.
What a pitiful sight it was ! Near-
ly every -face was thin, nearly every pair of eyes sunken. Boys were there-boys who had como up to make their fortune in London, and had formed acquaintance with grim want instead. There were some old men, but more were in the prime of years. Many of the faces looked amazingly intelligent, All were tir- ed out, for nll had been walking the streets the cntirc day. Some nodded even before they had finished their basins of soup.
GREAT Will PIETUHE
ii EAIHYLANIJ
n-_-v -
'The Despatch Bearer' or "l‘lu~ou;;li
llio ldncmics’ Lines" is the heaullincr of thc grand pictorial prmrraxn for Fnirylnnd tonight. It depicts a series .of thrilling episodes fn the American Civil War and is one of ll`ie best war pictures produced by *he American Vitngrnph Company. lit runs n. full reel 1200 ft., is cantifully colored and will bc cnc' l' thc most cntcrtninini: films PPG' entml here for some time. 'l`hvutriru| managers everywhere ave been bustling to secure it and airyland is fortunate in having it or tonight. Superb and spectacular war pan- ramas arc shown and everybody should certainly see this famous pic- ture. The other two “Training a Wife" nn uproarious comedy and "On the rage" make up the regular 'pictor- l.l program. As an ‘extra specialty, l"Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves"
given at tbe“~reqnest of many
|\trnns.
Tonight Prof. Dodd ,and his talk-
lzg dog Nigger will give their fare-
ell performance. This is a marvel- ous not running 18 minutes and hows to what wonderful stage the nimal training has reached. '
The illustrated eorg by Mr. Mad- ison,-song by Mr. arney and the horns work by ~these two popular ocalists will be a strong feature of most delightful programf For next week Fairyland has se-
'ured a new vaudeville attraction -inch has drawn big houses on the sinland and will certainly prove a. it here. Particulars will be given L ext week.
the 1
s F ' "-U"""---1*-~'¢ 'rial r- _-1 ~
` in tll'iilis° Pro
L