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FRANCE Fl ` ANO

Case' Similar to the D

E ingla ‘Stir--Nav

victed And

Pris

TOULON, Feb. 23-(Special)-

France has another Dreyfus caae.

Ensign Ullmo has_ been found

guilty by court martial of attempt- ing to sell naval secrets to _foreign powers, and sentenced to life im- prisonment in a fortress and to be degraded from his rank. Ensign Ullmo was arrested at

Toulon on October 25, on the charge of being aspy.

An examination of his eilects showed him to be in possession of many valuable documents, and he afterwards confessed to having ab- stracted a secret signal book and naval cipher.

01|.

Burton was arrested later on sim

lar charges, and at Toulon on Nov

were taken into custody.

It is believed that all these me

France to a Germanagent.

Ullmo made-a artial confession t

charges brought igainst him and a a result the French authorities de cided to order the reconstruction o the French naval. tactics.

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HY HYPHYITISNI

Dr, Robert MacD0nald, Of Brooklyn Will lnt oduce Method ll DcMand

0 ir illv with much feeling from the text II Hebrews, fourth verse He being

n mo t

investigated the Emmanuel Church d

movements for the cure of diseases

and the healing of the body d

,_ s

ly and cheerfully surrendered their

R S

SAYS THE SAPTAIH .

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NEW YQRK, Feb. 21-was tiieiis

two-masted Nova Scotia schoonerl Muriel, Capt. Hilton, actually las-| soed in the lower bay, saved from being wrecked on the beach at Nor- S ton's Point, and towed, against her li will, to a haven of safety in the in- ner bay, or dia cept. Hilton wiii- 1 iugly submit to the prodered assist- ll ance of Capt. Dave Roach, of the' tug E. M. Timmins? 0 _This odd question will have ‘to be

answered in court, as Capt. Roach has filed a claim for $20,000 against

s M W c A

t’he schooner as payment-reasonable, in his estimation-for saving the Muriel from being wrecked on thc Coney Island beach yesterday after-it noon. The, consignees of the Muriel TA was in reality kidnapped by the E.M. Se with contest the suit, Capt. Hil- ton declares that the Murial

Timmins. ».

Minsrd | Lnlmeni Cures Dlpiherni fi

pecially referring to the two fallen

li G

peuketh

ifertory

onglfigation stood, while the organ

proceeded to Queen Square where a h

ion of the Monument was held The eautiful memoral was draped. a arge wreath being attached between wo Union Jacks

haplain Fullerton, the mixed choir ang God Be With You till We

ontingents departure for South frica

he singing of The National uthem, as a fitting close to the

lrnents are quickly relieved by Crcselclin nhlets ten cents pei- sox. all druggisil.

IH MEMHHY HT A

Memorial Service In Honor ' 0f_ Alfred Riggs And

Roland Taylor

In St James' Church yesetrday orning the memoral servi e in onor of the South African eroes as well attended by the friends and elatives of the P E I contingents, large number of whom with Col oore, D 0 C Lieuts Beer, ayer and McNutt occupied the entre of the church Rev T F Fullerton, chaplain, ecu led the ii it and preached

ead, yet Speaketh and i s ouching terms spoke of the brave eeds and true patriotism of the any who fought for their country uring the South African war,

eroes from this Province Roland aylor and Alfred Riggs who brains

ves for their country and their od, and how through their pure nd noble deeds being dead ye

The singing by the choir was ropriate to the occasion The Recessional was sung during e

At the close of the service the

t, Miss Harrison, played the Dead

March in Saul

The veterans and others then

ort service rior to the decora-

After the opening remarks by

eet Again, the hymn sung by Mrs

E Bentley on the eve of first

'The Last Post was sounded, after

rvice

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Csughe. coins, noersenese, ad other when

SUHHIHSHAM

he clear, steady film.

Artists at Wurderlan d

iittie iri who didn t believe

NTB YEAR

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N ADVANU IN ADVAN§E

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PAAHYTEHUHS HAY.

The g

n Christmas' is the title of anotheni wonderful picture, so real, so true to life in its varied scenes, that c

Tonight at Wonderland opens thet

engagement of Ciinniiigham and D’-

Ivry, the star artists who have been H

makiiigieuch tremendous successes °° *-11.9 ll-'lililllldlidl 'NNY Pl`°9°\1f» B sch one proves more interesting new comedy act, brilliant with with "

ticilml, sparkling with fun and leu%ilter. They dance-well patrons 0| , Q llsrtand; know what _the mana-‘_

' ' 'wa of secur-i

huge els hen in the film "Bile-_‘

o s

ph to i ” t i ktheir cls.rYT:ile tlgir spin; ge.ertlT:TiT in all useable. The. Orchestre too! Cer-

Bee the piztnrss tonight S00 th!! U

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A if _ _"

;_i_i_» vistas piiiii-"'<»i__tii;§_ ing; 1_1: _ _m,,, M,” ,, _

*»9\.T.ll'¢_D 'Y' ‘ Thsgvelloog. will pert i' ‘ shown by

_ _ s r

night before Christmas' It is ‘in- te h

AHYT ll WHY

ii satis 01...... nm,ny_.»m.... no

ultram Y 7 rlsiid who interested old Santa _in

ictur ' ` d

Star Comedians and Dance

gemsnt csii do in the y

ing dance ettists second to none,and Cunningham and D'Ivry_ are certain- S ly of _this class. Sec them tonight, i do not mise them. Everybody ex- f

desde? fi_'om Wondsigandhsnd

_~ x resse . op n ons

do thc'-mzHe;l'1Ti\Ts eerceilencs of the _ entertainments there, everybody set!

Whattleiff ti ~, `

D0 D0

sn torsffor, all. ‘ _

an last. This is nothiii_g like The

resting though, and all the, -un- elief f the child \vho`diilu': hcliete

poor, vanishes hsfore'liie real

ants; the Christmas Tree and _the

elitalit of the little ho

er. It is _ a grand p e. sn fitself worth the miall price of

ignission to Wonderland. _

ut there are so many Mtriictions-

h merate them. Other pictures eup- lement the ones mentioned and of ursellr. Trslnor's_ song is indis-

niy so go to Wongsrland tonight nd eco what e_ plen ful.,iiill tertainment and amusemmt A

ere, that it is impossible fo on-_~

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PARIS Feb 21 -The commission

sent by the French Government to the United States to investigate mining disasters declares in its re- port, made public today that the precautions to prevent gas explos- ions in mines and otherwise to safe- gu_5rd the lives of the miners are less effective in the United States than in France

HAlLHllAllEll

Tl] PHlSllH

Goes Through Four Stages Of

Trial And Sentence In

Thirty Munites

MONTREAL Feb. Z1-' The _sentence upon you is one of eight days' im prisonment

But I don t like to stay in prison

I rather that you impose ii line.

'Is that so? Well you must rc-

main in prison for two hours ao/ ay a tine of ten dollars, or utiiy i. all for another month. (Tan you pa the line? ' ’

cfore the party addressed had

time to answer the question, Oetec tive Samson entered the court and the judge asked him if he knew any thing concerning the chara~'.er_ r.i the accused Oh yes. It s had.l was

the reply .

at being the case I will again.,

revise your sentence, and you must.; now remain in prison for one month _,

' et me do the eight days, I pre~._

fer that to the month. -

I prefer the month to the eight;

;iacyg,"__an_iiwe_iied the judge u ' e, n en c ose The accused was a woman named

Eugenie Grsnier, who appeared in -the Arraignment Court before Judge Cho- quet. and pleaded not guilty ' to a., charge of having stolen a coat val-_ ued at one hundred and rlfty dollars.- It was stated by Detectives Cowan and Samson that a week ago. a young womahi arrived in the city rom Detroit, celebrated the occasion not _wisely,- but too well, and was

:gen by the accused to ahotel on

bolllel Square., When she awoke

hott morning she found that the ac- cused had stolen her coat and van- lnlied. Judge Choquet did not follow the usual procedure adopted in Mont- real police circles of remanding- the accused. I-Ie transformed, the 'court ld- to an enquete court, heard the evi- dlnoe,_ 'then heard the volnntai?

tement of the accused and nite -

s transformed the court into ii al sitting of the police court.

Bo that in the specs of thirty minu-‘ -

accuse 1 Mo four

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Declaring _

his belief in the power of the Chris- m ‘ ` ' _ _

tinn faith working in connection h ’ ` K _

with hypnotic suggestion to cure - - -

hysteria, hypochondriai neiiraetheaiai 1.

alcoholism, insomnia, religious mel- ` ` ` _ _

ancholy and suicidal impulses, the M - _ _ ‘

Rev. Dr. Robert MacDonald, pastor " '- -

of the 'Washin _t ii. Agnus, Baptist

Church, 9*! 'his ccngre- C _ _ _ _ ' ~ _

gatipn oul_d introduce the spirit- ` _ ._ . _ .. _ -_ _

ual hsaliiig movements in Brooklyn . - ._ _ _ __ if he found a demand for it. , _ .. ’ - - _

Dr. MacDonald returned last weekid »» -

from Boston, where for ten days he't ' -ml--1# _ i ~ -_ _- l ' YTHHHLT HHTTT

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action of the British government all

. Defenceless Man Down In

lmliortan Deci'..i0n Has Btfn

R¢nd¢r¢'d By Appeal Court A ln Britian

LONDDN, February 21.-The Ap-

peal Court has given a decision of the utmost importance to the wage earners and employers of Great Brit- ain, in substances declaring that tips are to* he regarded as wages when the giving and receiving of them one open and notorious, as in cases qf hotel orters etc

waiters, p , . i

The question arose from the ac- cidental kllling of a ‘waiter in a rail- way dining- car.

His' dependants, invoking the

Workmen's Compensation Act, _claim- ed compensation based on the man’s earnings, that is his wages, »plus tips. The lower court decided that tips could not he reckoned ae wages

hut_ this decision was reversed on ap- pea .

MHS. THAW

HIHES, WITH

_TYHAHEEH

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Mrs. Evelyn

Thaw dined -at th? .Cafe Boulevard with E. R. Thomas,t!is dnancier who is in difficulties with'his creditors, last night, and remained tete a tete with him in a far corner of the main dining room until nearly midnight. For two hours Thomas had to leave the wife of Harry Thaw while he went into a side room and looked through a pile of documents with one of his lawyers. While Thomas discussed his affairs with a lawyer, Evelyn Thaw sat alone at a table, visibly embarrassed. When Thomas finished his business he and the .man who had brought the documents re- turned to the table at which Evelyn

Thaw sat. _ _

SAME AS WAHES

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reyfus Affair Cans' U. S. Naval Officer Makes a Wcil Known Halifax Steamiir, ls G. A. Munro A Native Of Authgritieg Take Preggufions (0 Pfgs

Sensational Sta emeni Co m n e B t nti onlsh Now At

al 0ffiC6l" C011- _ ' I on m a d d y Cap.Pye A 'A 'g' , . <

-Spamshwar Most Dalhousie vent Demonstrations _Near the

Sem T° _I .__ .___ . _- l Chambers of Deputies 'at

PHYYST YH HHHHYIH THE HHHSE HHYITS

0 and will never fight again. ‘ B "rind it not been for the frienaiy " _ T

[through we would have had harder . T A

ngnnng to ne. nn... and ,,,,, P,,,,,p_ Cowardlv Anarchist Shoots hines from Spanish rule.” _' _ *_*

Presence of Congregation Big Crowd 0" The 'ce G°°d

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IU H DENVER, Feb. 23-(Special-Fa acmgl-he

» ther .Leo was snot and iriiied in st. ' _ l Elizabeth's Church esterda in the The races on the harbor ice' Sat'

y Y urdiiy afternoon were pulled oil very

.DYGHBDW Of all ill1m€l1B8 CODZFBZBYSYOH successfully; in fact, old horsemen

-_ The assassin is an Italian niiar- claim such racing has not been seen

\ C322; who d_ec1ares enmity to ia In the free-for-all race Hammond

' ' - P - . . _ "'“a"*'°"S T" Safeguard Life A “i';:‘°.i::§°‘i..§'°;...':;2;‘°i:;

on the ice foryears.

on e

strai ht heat althou h he had t

Are L* ss EHTTCTTVB In > =-------- fightgevery inch' of thegroute. Davi

White’s mare, Queen Marie, was

' United States very close second. Dr. Leckie’s mare

Y T » Jean made it most interesting fo

l the leaders. At limes vue could ak

most throw a blanket over the thre of them.

FREE-FOR<ALL.

lui the three minute clas_s_tiiere wa more competition and>’l‘lf"tdok fou heats to decide this race. Iola owned by Duncan Robertson, wo second money. Parker C., by Park side, jr., was a good third. 3 MIN, CLASS -TROT AND

F.-racie Mac (Hooper)

lola (Cameron) Parker C (Murphy) 3 3 3 3

The truckmen's race caused a

sensation and it took five heats to decide. It was amusing to see some City gentlemen taking a hack seat when they would come up against some of these trotters.

TRUCKMEN’S RACE,

Rustico Boy (Duncan) 2 Arichat (Thorne) I

Maple Leaf (Mc'l`ague)

St. Avard Boy (Gregory)

Daisy Bcll (McAleer) Whistler Boy (Dalziel) 6 6 6 6 6 The ')judges were Lemuel White,

Ed. Ready and Geo. Higgins. Starter, Prof. McVey.

The winnings of the horses in the

free-for-all and three-minute classes will be paid over at trainer Cameron's stables, this evening at eight o'c1ock.

PACE. izii 2:22

uiaai-1 ia u\$-A-»u»- uisawcr-»-< ui-:>:»r¢»<

wav*

One of the great attractions at the

races on Saturday was W. S. McKie's splendid horse Oakley Baron. This splendid animal, which shows good breeding in every line, was much admired. He wus being driven by his owner, and Mr. McKie to please some onlookers gave an exhibi- tion of speed. Oakley put up several spiirts that surprised the spectators trotting splendidly without a break- and this withciut even boots or hopplcs. The horse was the subject of much admiration.

TH E W l:ATl-l ER.

TORONTO, Feb. 23-(Special)-

Condensed Advertisements

Bonnie K (Kelly) I i i Queen Marie (White) 2 3 2 ]eau (Cameron) 3 2 3

ROME, Foo. 23--<:'.peninii--

gent precautions were taken by authorities yesterday to prevent

monstrations in the vicinity of

Chamber of deputies by adhere

of members of extra parties, who in recent debates in the Chamber have urged the abolition of all religious teachings in primary schools.

Ifr-

the

dc-

the

nts

' When the demonstrators arrived

Nurs iiiiiii; _iiicii isiiiiiiigiiii iiii ,sniiu i>oLiT1c_5_ ARE , THER _SPY iii if iii in isinii wiiii fiiniis stimuli EXCITING ITALAT'

. I A§_§_Ai;Ia__ 1i.__ sto. za-(spe¢ni;- -roi-rms ISLAND, Feb 23 -one Hnnimx, ret. as-isptcisi-c. A. R0m3-

----__ _ ‘ W hm 0“§_ 1911. Hveakiug at il cial)~The British steamer, Beta, Munro, now in his fourth year at

An army reserve omcei- named '15 i“Ef0l1 311111111012 .replying to a Captain Pye, from Raina, for Beg Damoum University is the nominee ---- ---- --_--_-_

1' ton? on the battle 0' Manila' said: Ullldil Bild KYDBSYZOH. WHS T-Of-BYU? for the Rhodes’ Scholarship.

__ _ ' that hzrsivgli at Hong Kong aft" W’°°k°d °U here t°daY~ ` Mr. ‘Munro was born in Antigonish .b.five ringleaders of an important U\“SBl\°F° the blvwillg The passengers and crew were savg mid;-noeived me em-ly gduoacion in

association of international spies “P_;>__l the Maine, ed and part of th( ¢a|-go _Wm also 1° that tow,” winning his B_A_ gertig.

h 1; determined then that there * cats with very high marks.

11 B ou be war' public 9°“"'h°Ut`0l` iii Subsequéntly he entered the Nm-_

were in some. way` connected with U0'-» as We had 5“3°f¢d f0\‘ CWHIW 13 h 1 h 1, 11 5 _ A §[]|][]N|]|I|[|_ |(||_|_§ ir. .§._;;?..'.."..z'°...‘:_;;“.'i:r..‘;. 'rho authorities found evidence that “W2 destr<_>vcd_ the Spanish fleet , '

Ullmo had offered to sell informa-_“Hd paralyzed the- entire Spanish tion concerning the defences of 'HWY

they found a cordon of soldiers and police thrown around the buildini' and they were kept at a safe dis- tance.

Inside the chambers troops werr

stationed to_ quell any disturbance `that. might arise.

In driving ‘ buck the crowd in the

streets the police were compelled to arrest scvcrzil of the more unruly ile- _ monstrritors.

TUHHEL HHHEH

HllllSllH HIYEH

ls Completed and Will _B6

Opened Tomorrow By President Roosevelt

NEW YoRK,'Feb_ 23-<specisi>-

The first of a great system of Vun- nels under the Hudson River will be opened Tuesday noon by President Roosevelt.

This is the first step in revolu-

_tionizing passenger traffic between Manhattan Island and the mainland and will eventually eliminate the present ferry system.

The completion of the tunnel is the

result of thirty-four years’ constant cilort._ _

electric trains will cross and recross.

Two more tubes are nearing coni-

pletion.

HEAVY SEHTYHSES

EHH KIHHAPPEHS

,. _

William Jones Gels 35 Years__ and his Wife gels 25

S Ytars.

CHICAGO, Ills., Feb. 21.-William

Jones, well known as William Birm- ingham, und his wife, Alseina Jones were found guilty tonight of having kidnapped Lillian Wulle, ii 12 year old girl from her home in Chicago lost December. Jones was sentenced to thirty years, and his wife to twenty-Hvc years in the penitentiiiry.

The girl was enticed from her

home by Alsenia Jones in December, 1907, and forced into ii covcrcil wagon in which Jones was waiting. A week liiter Jones and the girl were found near Momeoro, Ills.

When arrested, Jones endeavored

to shift the blame on his wife, assert ing that it_ was to console her for the loss of n child by death, and nt her instance she took the child.

The woman testified at the trial

that she was forced by Jones under threat of death to steal the girl that he might train her to work.

The tunnel. contains two. tubes, and..

THAYHS EHLLHJE AHYY CAUSE HEATH

Scv€n_Werc Killed and Two injured ln Accident at At Nyack. N. Y.

NYACK, New York, Feb. 23-(SDI)

-Seven persons were killed and two injured today when an Ontario and a Western train struck.

Each wus carrying a party of

young people.-

WAYHEH WIHES _ Till _llEE__ Pllil

VICTORIA, Feb. 21.-In n spirit of

liravudo a half-intoxicated sailor at an early hour this morning under- wok to iviilk the ti‘sphone wires be- tween two of the 100-foot posts on Government street. When discovered in mid-air by the police, who were attracted by the man’s singing, an aliirni was turned in for the fire bri- gade, who spread the fire escape nets in order to save the man’s life should he fall. He, however, made the trip all r‘ght and had descended to within 25 feet of the pavement when he missed his footing and fell with a crash on the sidewalk, frac- turing his skull, with the result that he died ii few hours later at the hos- pital.

iiiiiisi iiiiiiirs _ iiiui iiiiii/iii

` l‘ldlw`T‘lAWllll, Tiritisli luiliii, I“r-lip

21.--The Ilritisli iix|ir<litii>ii uurlcr Major-(lciicriil Sir .liiiiics Willrocks sent out by the Government to the Biiznr Valley uii the Nortiiwcstcrn gfrontier to punish the Znkknkiivls, fi lpnwerlul tribe of Airiilis, who hrivc ,liccn riiding villiiges in tliiit ferrit- ory, surprised the tribesmeu by ii rapid advance and uftcr ii skirmish lscizeil their strongest position ou ii hill ubovc Wulnl. The l`iritli=h had ‘one man killed nuil one wounded. _ The troops will continue their ad- 'viin¢‘e.

_ _

Moderate variable winds a few _

ugnt iooni snow iniis or finrrios Y but partly fair and moderately cold. _

T lt l Ol in Bti . ' ' ' ' F6ri§i>“°§sn`i§a.ry*ETmTts»irsm- An Extia Reel .of Plcturns, Making Six Pic‘ures in _AH

"“°°"°" °"“" '“‘" °"'“‘“ Admission Five Cents All Round.

same by calling at Stewart & Bon's grocery and paying for ad.

z'24d3ipd' Tonight nt Fniryland thcrc is ii with the many startling predica-

' -sa

great treat in- store for the public. ‘ments into which the inquisitive n_en

The pictorial program is to be ln- plllI1K0S‘hllllS€Yf-

creased by the addition of nn extra* (5) The Troubles Of A Baby reel of pictures, making six in all as Carriage," is another. great comedy, follows:- [being a laugh from start/i to flnilh.

(1) "A Difficult Problem." This» The new illustrated song by Mr,

is a film of absorbing interest hold- Maddison will be a musical treat in ing the attention of the audience itself. As an extra specialty aprine from start to hnish. Yofflve dollars is to be awarded to

(2) "The Sea Wolf"-A thrilling_ths lucky winner. Numberedftlckets

drama, suggesting Jack London's are given at the door, and the pur- celebrated work, it made a big sen- chaeer of each is to retain the stub. nation on the Mainland. At the close of the show a number is

(3) "The Gypsy's Warning"-An drawn, and if the person holding the

adventure in which magniucent scenic lucky number is a lady she will re- cilects are presented. Yceive an order on her milliner for a This describes the experience of a,flve dollar hat. If a gentleman is the purchaser whose troubles make an winner he will receive an order on his

"Purehasln An Automobile. ’ tailor for five dollars worth of goods

ortho. ii pulses". __uiih__ __ (4) g~ . _ _ ° mu “M 'N' “muh " 4 "3° 7 uproarioiis comedy. The admission will be live cents all

nie- this octuniun iartniiriit. _ _ OAKLEY anon. __ _1_=_ , _ Q) ..R“bbeF_N9Q,,39),”_:_¢gg|_s*9l§L__,_Lh0use_ __

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` __._P¢mei‘ loonfminn ~ ” oi- siniti Ai the (sig Arenal ininu ro-night.