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McLean of the 62nd Battalion, MANILA, Apr” 1__(Specia1)_Au is is chosen as the commandant - f

April 1 - Qpecial -_ . _

Bongard one of the(3ui-y in lhe whlle the troops rest'

panes Bmk cis, ha, madel Wirr.r.iNc°roN.NEw ZEALAND April 1 that John Hanlon, another _(SP9°l3|)“"A b*“mli°“ °f t1'°°PS crazy during :the latter part

who was convicted, will

April 1-(Special)ia-Jas

colored, found guilty of an in assault is sent to Dorchester

for two years

JoHN’s, Nnd April 1 -The

onald has been towed in

The crew is supposed to

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in e of Hc:id°c!.e and n‘l roublcs, take A

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theyueuw the liver, restore

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ini; oiniaii "LYNCHING Piiovniciest iiiicieni , Poiiiiion

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mraws, April 1 -(Spacial)-It is CHARLESTON, S. C., April 1-(Spe- fined that the whole Yukon force cial)-The federal government has in-

nhnut 75 men stationed at Dawson dicted fifteen prominent citizens of

berecalted, being no longer’Lake City .for lynching Postmaster

Baker a year ago and for killing hisin-

Although yesterday was Good Friday tant child, also burning the post- ieenlnnet was sitting all day chica, _ `

or Brockville is issued The lynchingrwas a cold blooded onthe 13th April,"'polling murder forno crime except that the

man was colored. _

quiet at Malalos and the belief is that

year-’s Bisley team, and Capt , t- ' in . . A . d

43rd Bamhon Ottawa ad agen sw soon arrive from Aguinalvo

' ’ o treat for peace. _ _ _

Scouting parties are on the move

here have-offered England to go to Ssmoaffto assist in settling the difficul- ties there. .

LoNooN,April 1-(Special)__A<Ger~

man punitative expedition will be sent ,o Yi Chow,.the seat of the recent dis~ gurbances. _

BERLIN, .April 1_(Special)--It is

uudestood that a new understanding regarding Samoa has been reached and the whole diflicnlty will he settled by a joint high commission. _ ,

KILLED BY TRAIN.

Friglitful Casualty at an l.C.Railway Crossing.

CAMPBELLTON, April 1.-Mrs. Wm.

Palker, was driving with her daughters land J. P. Mowat. While at the cross-

ings ofthe Interc il inial the horse took fright at an accommodation train and backed into it. ’

Mrs. Baker was instantly killed. The

girls who were in the front seat escaped

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well made, fits right and wears well. that’s what youire after- ~ HWS

YW seen THE LY\N they have all .he qualities you require. ’

We hate tliem Price

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Yukon Police :Will be Prominent Citizens Are The Wreck Found By

Recalled implicated.

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A CRAZY JURY 'VIAN ,QUIET AT MALALOS RELICS ARE RECUVERED

Trawl Fishermen.

gigiey Team-Cabinet Meet _New Zealand Offers a Regt- _Steamer Located 23 ltiiies

ing-A Colored Convict§§ B ment- German Expedi-

-Crew Lost§ tion to China.

Prom Boston Light--Four

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Boston March 29.-The grave of the

lost steamer Portland has been found. . The horrible uncertainty attending the fate of the craft and majority of those who started with her on her last voyage has been removed in that one parti- cular. . A

A trim little fishing schooner sailed

into Boston harbor yesterday morning. bringing with her the information which mightier vessels had sought in vain.The sea gave up to the unwitting that for which the sorrowing had ` struggled. un- availiugly. _

On the schooner’s deck were spread

out relics of disaster which were later

prositively identified as having -come om the wrecked Portland. They had been dragged fromthe bottom of the sea by trawls set for haddock.

Their character was such that it

seems there can be no dispuie that their finding place marks the spot where' the storm-battered vessels gave up her. struggle with wind and ' waves and sank swiftly to ber doom. _ A - »

The place where they were

far from where seafaringvnieu supposed the bones cf the Portland were lying. They were brought to the surface less than a mile off the northern edge of Stellwagen Bank. By the compass the exact locality is east of one-half point north from Boston Light, and. the dil- tance is about 22i_naiitical miles. This upset many theories, and especially the one which placed the scene of the work off the Peaked Hill Bars of Cap i Uod. , Thus at the end of four long months, those who were bereft by the Portland wreck have at last the consolation of knowing to a reasonable * certainty where their loved ones lie. From all

wistful eyes looking forth upon the deep and studying maps and ‘charts with all the agony of uncertainty. No man

what part of the waters of the earth his friend or his relative mst his death.-

There are many interesting. cpinci~

dences attending this location o the Portland wreck. On the night of Nov- ember 26, the fishing schooner Maud S. was stniggling to get into Gloucester harbor ahead of the storm that was rapidly brewing. She made her port in safety, and her master, Capt. Thomas,

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Sir Wilfrid.-‘I admit that you are bigger than this old lady but you are not

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ireported that hesighted the Portland off

Thatcher’s Island about 9.30 'o’ciock.

Capt. Thomas and his crew hauled from

made

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» , o i Th fact is ere s g eat deal of difference Y - Take up the printed announcements of makers and importers of ready-1, ,mp ,usd sm; and ii tailor made in style and durablliiy l. made clothinv and when they strive to #ive emphasis to the alleged merit The man that is different as to the appearance If itil doflwi

, i . ‘?' . ‘ H ’ . ' 1 “hind »§~ '01 B O Q I N G q of their clothing they invai-ably tell how nearly they approached to tailor- paecgaigsélsiiél £\3?‘;Y:°Wh;Yglé“`l3T°°°&h uawummy' M *in

Q _ R ° _ ' ‘ tailor made garments

ood work and low Pmes the cause ` - _ Here are some quotations- » For those who are not disposed to give the prices usually

P in ce Per ` “Elegautly tailored.” “Cut and finished equal to ordered work,” _ made tospecial order, and are not satisfied wigh the p g ` “Equal in quality, fit, and finish to suits made to order,'or clothing, we have madm ‘Bd UN dill! *dd1B8» “W3

_ st'ateinent.s.?’,f _ _ ~ _ ' ' , = th error workmanship that we are selling as low in price as

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order promptly attended ws V T°1¢Ph°”_° V _ o _` ' E '¢11'e1"1§¢,|;¢,2;r¢1¢i;h§s"=ttfii5y\\‘v`oiild not _be held up as-the ideal to'wliieh%1;b¢' ready All Wool Serge Suits. $9 50%

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He was one of the 1ast_ men to gaze 1 Sdn! -nl | Wm M mum, but A“.“h&o.b upon the Portland beforejshe succumbed u C Twemiu R51 ,light ” .

to the tempest.;Now- he' ls" the man to __

bring from the depths of thefoceau the MEAT COVE A rd 1 _The Gas asm

evidence which goes to establish the ’ P P point where the fill-fated craft went to ‘S Jammed “P “hr” md” df Eumg du *gentleman Blind the bottom. ‘ Nord beach and four miles from the aught” Another coincidence is found in the hah; heme take for

fact that the Portland was finally, lost Capt MBKIMOH says sh' is ‘H Hgh( as

some time Sunday morning on the 27th

of Nnvepmberp, and it was on the Nth of but she cannot steam through the ice on

March, four months later to a day, that BGUOUM 0f mlllfy W 5°? fuddm'

the sea the vrim tokens which go to

show the lagt resting place ofithose

'whose death warrant was signed .when ”"'*""

Capt..Blanchai_d decided -thatihe 'would CHICAGD APM i'“"[SP m1]"" make the attempt to reach Portland the f°|1°W1°€9-T9 UW C1051!!! ‘- ahead of the Btm.m_ ‘ March `wheat ---, corn, 33§, oath,

~ I Figured roughly, and in ,seafaring 205 P°l`k» 9 00 35 ts md ottemd

language, Capt Thomas of the MaudVS May Wheat 7”' Wm' it °° ° Pmmp

‘found the wreckage olthePort1and`ou 26* 'P0l°k» 9 125 Monday at ii. p :int which is about R 145 ‘NY Wh°°t»72§1 °°m'35i t°a"5' 255 1 ` miles southeast from Eastern point 24 P°\'k 9 275

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miles north by _three quarters west from _

Highland light. and 223 miles east by w _

lhalf north from Boston light. P A R A It Was a Question of Veracity. A

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Monte Cai io - o A woman entggi skill ws ]u

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E was winning in ii swee _ing s-_ le that

The Lon l i Telegraph tells this effectively d

the salle while U Pi n e whom she knew

p ti lecting depends on

seemed destined to bre_ak~ the bank. ‘I 1865 from The bag;

B ° fm 8° gm? to deadly? %1°’f'°`.P‘:"."f‘,3’_‘f"d We are n vv liowinff a fin an Well P 1'd°'*l°f"1

lin such luck too ina eirclairned Do 0 S 3 y We

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tell me a lucky number, it is sure to assortment Of 5;: ?1;:1:;;;t;8nt

-_ win. for you are now ir- the vein.” The u

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Made froth purg Prince generously placed a pile of gold ound In our 8 ‘Per

: of ‘ 5 I 5 '_ &)oi;istb»f ire the vivacious lady whose ‘

P ° B u had successfully defied the ‘ I "_-' effects of thirty-six winters. and said-

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the ]|*Put it all on the number of your years are household wg;-dg

1 _ _ i and reap a golden harvest.” The lady Au new Stock Telephone Q, ,end fm- gm-

| ° refl=cted, hesitated, and then placed the BOOKS

' urn' 'l t ht ' An instant later

I I ipi con we _v-seven. _ _ _

-_-° Lthe crcupzér sing out: ‘Thirty six red

Alum ' powdersare thegratest ` Wins” The lady muttered Ah, mon

°f *I2 Pf@11fd3Y Dieu , thirtv six is exactly my age,’ and

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