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RURH- Damviian _ ' _ CI-IARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA‘, MONDAY, _JANUARY

24, r`9'ro

N anvauoa

506 A MONTH

IN ADVANCE

W PER YEA

xv:

:-4 S i> P: ... rr-

. _ _ oor sl-:livvlcr Ml~:oALs

_ nr' .~n

Nomination for Vacancy Caused by Laurier’s"‘-_Resignation |

wcilhcrlg S rnmcn

_ 'Will Receive Imperial Service Medals '

Special to The Guardian. ' OTTAWA, January 24.-The nomi.

nation. for, the-vacancy in the House of Commons for Ottawa conlititucncy, caused by Bir W. Lauriar’s resigna-

tion are Allard, Liberal; Chabot, "Fld meritious service has been grant- Uonseryativo, and Ellis, 1udepeude,,t_ ed to J. H. Burns, Sumanerside, H.

Conservative.

The famous suit brought by E, A_ lottctown. Wallberg against the government for There were Shit! nine f-F856 C115-

work in connection with the Interco- lonial- shops at¢Moncton has been

a_ni_dollars. __i_#__ _ _

MAHHIEIA DAUEHAEH iii 1 AIHSHIP SEHNHIE

.MAN UE EIGHTY-EUUH

TORONTO, Jan 22.-An action was

be un at Barrie tcrlny to set aside p

S 1

the marriage of Michael Fraser, aged c 84 years, and Miss Hannah M. Hob- ertson, aged 25. The plaintiffs claim t that Rev Mr Robertson, father ofthe hrlde, arrived in Midland on the 13tll,k

.l ° _._ niuuius ui ui Mis. sinus

house of Michael Fraser, and married

his daughter Hannah, without more' n _ ado, to the old man, first taking the drlven»by eight motors. It is pls/ilneil,le,,_d,,,g into the coueriel They did

o employ follr motors in ordinary not cheats any (listm-~_,Bnce_°f B_ ser,

friends. weather, reserving the others for use jour, nature, contesting themselves

precaution to exclude the groom's t

Fraser is worth $80,000 and is said ix

to_1\e iusJnc_._ _ _ _ , o

_____.._.____.____ g

,ministry of war has not contracted

ifor more of/1Ieppe1in's dirigibles, but » ll*

‘, las decided to await the devcrlopment H: ' I meroplanes ~ Z

l O

A -___-_i__ bu

A'3HEHH"El"'"“frrUi gimp if A iisimiiu wiivus-

OTTAWA, Jan. 22.-The Govern- ment has received word from James' Bryce, British Ambassador at Wash- ington, that the hearing of the North Atlofntic Fisheries case, at The

Hague, has been postponed from April 4 to June 1, at the request of thc'

United States Government. The Honlnlcrscd in uncertainty whetllerl it has

btf l i nor of sheltering

A. B. Aylesworth, wllo will leave fnr,th0 dm* ll lo

The Hague early in May, emphatical- L ly denies the press rumors to the ef- _ '1

Arthur Shibley ga_\'e‘u.p his brave] iight for life. I-lil: i;..»i.`~. l"s sacrificesl had provnlvain, the blood infuscrll

help to the desperately wounded lad. 'l‘hus another murder charged against the maniac who appeared nn'l0ns ll' party of boy coasters on Wasliiniitllll Hoigllts last week and shot 'iiriiil kill-| cil_six-year-old liohert Lomas, und wouniled the Shihley lad. The search forthe murderer went on with fresh cageroess today and another suspect was takon into custody nt Ast_ol'il1.

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Long Island. -. , _ __g____.____._~____.__.~_____._i_.._ .___ ____ mm.- -~--,.-_;-____m_...___-»--------_---l-

SERVICES IN THE ' A

I CITY CHURCHE

~ 16:28. Rev

In the Bnpcirc church ycrccrflnytext.Lr<>m _-.Iluls@_=...._._._.. ,_ ,_ ..

morning. Rev R. White t_gok_ as|Tllol;\as occupied the pulpit in

l' H 1" - nj rom oven ng. _ Nhzxlilect"sIl>(;;H“:iicoHHh: <_llNil<ii~cnl Rev ll- E- H0” °‘ Z’°“ §‘_:"“}`;‘,‘i or Israeli that they Go Forward. lnipi-cached lr<;__m__ l\(1_H“‘_;°‘;,_1__“r' - Me the evenfing he spoke on Christ ln.Any Mun _i om k U Galilee "and He Arose and R'en\lk1-illfllin Deny l-lnnseli and Ta el p

rho winds and nnld nnco chr sen cron.-r and l~°l10Wll’l@- Q"

_ - _ evening he gpokn_on The .ecrc

eil and there was n'gri-at calm."~' Prosperity in lf0nEl'eE“u°“°\ L_

Mark 4:9. “ ‘ Atho text helnig fl`°lll‘ Nehemiah

Rev' Mr Murphy in St I’n\l1'SvHP°k°""I`hc People have B. mind f-0 W

Peace be still and the wind cease-

in the nicrnibg from Genesis, 5:1 and Z on _ _

in the evening his text wns iinmnns. much so, lngleed, that__ic__;?__§l

viiient tha a new u ‘

Faith wo. Have Peace With Godlfn-_e(i¢¢|, The attendance at p Through Our Lord Jesus Cllri‘af.._ womhip hun ulwuys filled the ch

Tho morning meeting in the X. M. and the Smday Shhuol lu

5-1, "Therefore being Jnstifled by

o A who lon ny Ncll nncccu. u Stull-

» ~ il ent ttendi P W C. and in- thcl

D Il . . 1. i, _ - niccrnoon og: w. Mcl-‘hee e<l<1l`°”°‘1`oi cnc rircc Mcchodirc chnrch a well attended mi.et»l`ng basin! lllslcopicd ch, pulpit; in the mnfnins remarks on Pnnl's reruns Meseazei,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,, gan noni-ni. In ro Timothy. = 1 have Fought a :ood-,,,f,,,,,,,g 1,,,,.M,- inn Harrison Fight; I have Finished- mv flollfsczinom L,,,',° 10:29 takin.; an his

§7h‘v° “pt th” F“"'h‘"_2 'nm°u‘y|jI=ct "Self .lustificatlon."

.umncion ir directed to che rcfcrcnco bln* l’*""°' ' ` vicrr. 1

oncern g

today c in the woods

ne9dly's which-~

when

Rev T.

took as

overlookod_

at

during 1909, tnls being tho same num-

settled. Wallberg gets ninety thous- ber rcipolted HS in tm Pl”0Vi0\lS year-

'U “Sed in “ Passenger service be' ‘present in Cape Bre-ton from the mari- T11

cry sick, recent events having t

_ V _ _ _

NEW y0RK_ Jam 22__.,=jix.yeu1-.Old_severely on him. Observers are quot-

ed as declaring that his alleged

cuv y 0 _ mont of a diseased brain. Mrs C

from her veins giving only temporary i‘_i_*:_ ‘E°‘_3§_*‘r9[‘g___‘Z1li'___§_A_‘_f’y S_*;*{§§_ “,‘i_g_A:_°‘?{"i:_'

the various sanitarillms who are nyilng Cook's' presence are simply spccting. his incognito. _

'l`h. _ '

and telegtnpiiic inquiries through the Neckar valley produces n. ch

th ser

oi Park- the Pllllllt “‘ "° ..A

_` ‘ 'ng his subject was

in ‘Mt wodd lTiNl“rl;I<;se," and in the evening he Farmer an __ _ed ___ ___)__cm, serv,c__ ,or uh.

apes- ln!

. . - ~ i 30:24. Next s St Jam_l'_;l. {_;_i_’",‘,.,;:,‘|)‘\;1illscormnence the first of an 5 8 his second series of sormcns On

°¢§Ar.our throuirll P“l°°tE“°- The

frffrlnloondlicted last winter provlid

l .

EM! pop" ar P t r' Church Canon

_ li d n addrels on aumesmWn» bleu Owing to an accident to

offllclonv' furnace the services both mornin

' i in Hodgson.

gervice preaching evening were _held n c

wgu taking mg ||}|}m0l`1A|. UUBP9 ~ _

_.__.._,_/1 -- .Y ___» :Z ._

° _-_ 1* __ I. A

s Suit- ll.S.Coffln and Jas Merry, City,

He wanted fifteen thousand more and the government/s first off* was

forty thousand dollars less.

The Imperial service medal for long

was 17 873 and the number of work-

chiefly to the Cape Breton coal

stri e.

coffin and Janice lvlcrry, char- Thirty of the disputes ended in il

promised.

Industrial accidents occurred to

344 persons during December, h

putes reported to the department

year. _ ___ __ ________

SIHIKEHS AHE

HANABUHE IU LUNUHN VEHY UHUENLY

. ’ _ _ GLACE BAY, Jan. 22-It would ap- (OLOGNE January 22' Count Zap ar as if the strikers were anxious

“pam” of carrying 300 per-sons' tu ;(f)ficials ofatie companies who are at

Ween Hamburg and t‘0nq°n` A Ser* ner in which they are performing ,ill ice will also be maintained from their picky; duty the past couple of - Iamwrg E' C°1°g“e and Baan” days Yesterday and today the larg-

'llle Craft Wm be 934 feet 10"! “Wi about the several co1lerles_were in at- hout 85 feet in diameter. It will 'ne tendance a,,o'ut the' fences and..g.ates

l C&S€ H1050 in 5€l"Vi0€ get Out UE with calling names after the work-

reater power. lt is learned that the many instances, ‘ff

rder, or when astorm necessitates n-ieri, and using profane language in T

E

` thc North village cotton mills oi thc th

S. Slater & Sons corporation. Up- sh wards of 1000 opera-tives are idle. Ed

lllCRIiIN, Jan 22.-Germany is imi-

Dr. r nt Di;

~' t, ti ~ t oment or u » -

l)l(cI{ril>ui‘te Ellgttcnlldnis undergoi keep the machmery In Operation' ell'

u advance of 10 per cent. at

the the b

on Slater His widow, Mrs Mabel th

to

He is snid by this paper to hands' O"

old _ Y

_, ' he

YHUNH NUVA SCUHA he

. dll

SEAMAN IHHIWNEN

dis- ti g- ook to ine of de-l

re- i

er f the North Pole was g

nesse alleges that the directors

c New Volk Times telephones’

out' orus tho

lived here today, por ed a 2,,

f denials cf any knowlcdire of

rooklyn explorrr's whereabouts.

heavy snow and a tlulck sea. One of Fl

S -_--_n-._.___.. te

Ml' tile'

FALSE TEETH

de

CHICAGO Jan. 22.-While convers-

ing with the spirit of his gras/t S

H_s,_ grandfather in a darkened room last

the

t `of lie"

reached out and seized the 'spirit' with such force that it screamed and dropped a set of false teeth

A light was struck and the d'etec

4 -0- ork. " s, so ainly

is

lllllic urch over-

C_ R. Green, a medium The woman, ml,

i (”hurch has ‘been Dl`<lBl)01`0“

her husband and- four. women attend hh

owing

In Grace Church Rev H. E. Thomas

°°' on sans 1oo cn;-_odor cycg?-__r_nnn f_\_n

1; St, Pdi¢9 WHY I OD 1'

“‘° crrwilrrd Hayden, so-Pctcrn any n.

'l>°“° _ 1-urzmpd

sub-

. C. t l Christian Church

In the e}';,,£-BJ F Floyd, occupied

ii the Noble

Th

jaurmn, n rcunhlc mnn so dcliv C;

con er milk in Charlottetown Ap A

ildren

ings

und-ay

1-2§dr3lpil,. of

iWfAN'l‘ED, u reliable mon ln. ovlty m lloeotlty in Canada with rip ' or

capable of handling noun on salary no aonimildoil, Swim A r. wha expense, with advunccmmcridctdnln 5 mg and advertising our Royal .Purple

uc ki on Four Little Wise

his

serie! vary

in, Ht e e s BMW' _

_ the col- :rp our bill tpo|ton.__w 9 irc. nu-

hg pods o'm_¢l'° _ orc. ~ _'No ex ~J- c -_

the A _p _ ,lf

oil! 16!!! lofi lol' _ *hh .Ol

g and

imovluclatisrs-'ro ._riiiuns,ciuu

ing days lost was s42,2'/5. _ f,‘,’“"’““° "° H” “mi ”°°“ “fe calls- cc icon ' s c d i

The immense' lclss of time is due d

k 1

ages wa r as reac ed the second report ,mtu Monday

favor uf the employer, ten in favor rl

of employees and tbltteen were com- and scores of _ldeud_ly0dieh_ _ ‘Uu,;m,ets_218 _ _

_ _ 12,

of these being fatal. A 7A“~'~-"v;:__;_' ~~_~- wvmwi-1

gm

Mliiil liii/HBE _ 0F ELECTIONS

lf!

_-D

The ‘number of employers involved Special t0 The Guardian. Special to The Guardian ~

PARIS, J 24-

anuary The “vers LONDON January B4-Reports were-

gl miillions of dollars of damage gmatituegaes a ug, “;hic,;‘°:,‘n5yf‘;_‘;_l\tY a y. - _ . _ - ree I h .mllotted on Friday. Twentyl-four v t_ n "niggas, ‘"7 th?ht°W“9 Wd Vu' ed on Saturday but seventeen wogt i

oor of houses whll t, P _' vcr seine is nucd ewllth :rlzgkxgg ,__fl‘l1_e present scanning oi thc pi;>tfnn _

' Liberals~158.

als 14, Laborites 1.

ani the l.v..ci~els gained four.

_ iiltcr.; e -tllrougll the provinces.

.» Fr.inccfh`o"Rivcrc are nap Shdw More Unioiiists, Gains `- Present; .clv 'Rising-M'iIIi`oris of Standing is Unionist A 218" Liberals

Don” Damage 158 Laliorites 33A Natidnali st 67

Laborites-33.

Nation-allsts-G7. _ The Uni0l1.%ts_gains are 100, Li‘;;er-

Ti c Ul".'_~nists secured nineteen gains n the ret-'rrs received on Saturday

lc was the brightest day the Unlon- s.;;.yi¢. experienced. The excitement F. :val 111;; in the cities, but continllei;

Sllllll iisiii ull

Bunn A iiinu

- B

Eames of basket ball were played in

. _,__ thc Y. M. C. A. The first between

\. the Second' Victorias and the Bank-

' ‘ ers, was won by the former 'ny 5

E HE NHEEU

special co The onnrdirn.

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Ai WHEEN IN

CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, January 24-Five

erin is p1,,_',ming a 'monster ai,-ship _Pe create _ ood impression ,won the S8t;f2_;8{lEt;)A£l_l_e Ggardian. score of 18 to 7. 'l`he other game

. anuar 24-Th vvalbetwo _th L 1 t -

ost severe blizzard in sivoral yearE|0llWai‘ds, Ellie li:tte?»yi:iir?.nNng"1?‘Hun;e 'aging f-l1l`9l1Ell0llt 0lli0- B°£5 E8mes‘wore~clennly éodtiisted. E

_ i ,-r--me---_-»~'-6ll’l¢f,; -.7-

da

nu

tary and Treasurer' 8' revert from former first reader had been electel

h ‘_ _ - hour law led to the closing today of divme,d_ some undermmng to canvass expected to give t e presen rs

o

_ a he u se b

A Small strike occurred m tha mms `¢l`0S'ltY Of 31% Balkymaximgoizrandieiate friends. The anti-Stetson ticket 'bore

last week, an_d_ yestel‘_day 200 glrls teachers of the public scnooli who the legend: “Loyalty to Mother wcui. out, ma ing it .nexpedient to through their mndly interest and Gh,,,.ch_ dem(,:mtm go,,m.nment_,.0,ta_ _

_ . _ . . Th l ‘ di - -~ f _

,ect that ,t ,S his ,,,te,,uo,, ,,,,0,.t1y_t,-,,,,_¢_ment ,,,m,_,,,_t(, ,n ,_ S,,,,,tm_,__m sa______f_:___dvire_z:_\_'_i;r1.~l___i_1_l;_e_r_i~__v;:_r_;a __<i_r0__v_e_i;s_____;l__ gxially the younger onies, who made trustoes elected on it will, it ls de in retire from public life. |i_i_car __Heid'e1bcri: IS fr_uS<>l_nt_'=_ly _l_l€lll_3<1 ,_

_-___ y ill lf|i1ll£l.g£‘lI1Cll 0 8 D0 ll

K

` l health results in the region of

S famous unncrsllty town, but

c A A ieine Presse of Frankfort claims

` ihave positive information that Cook

ill SAVE YUUNH SHiHEEYi€-i€l“ll»»“‘“”“ "t “ff

The Slater corporation was owned b (1. -th th k Y the late mmi°“9‘ire H°mti°` N91' Eglpuorfgfee waglreceivgg iro$'z§:::;0g? toghereare .hints that the validity of

81 Owner at the present wma In an ulosis Society of the city. Consid- the basis being that challenges of

s _ _ e,

;I““t Slatfr of Milton' is ,N'E“’_ pnnq' gently con-tributed to the anti-tuher- courts by Mrs St0ts0n’s supporters, the company employs nearly 2000 eri

‘_ our committee have every reason to TM nat vest; 5 of the 10|-mer W.

est special thanks are `due ‘to Mrs John '

.Richards oi Bideford, the originator `

and liberal contributor in the under- 1 _ <

' ta ." | _

lr

vlnavano HAVEN, Marr. .Inu zz. ,ng

-The Nova Scotia schooner Collect- H R 1;

or. Mahoney. from St Maragret’s onory Gag? M,-8 gm: Bgviclgignon T U LUAUM Bay, N. S., for -New York, which ar- lst

~' re t th t on

r _

A vote of thanks was given the

retiring Treasurer whose three years

» ~- of service has been so faithfully and BAD DISASTER ON PACIFIC' ‘

“"“"f“g1y gm" Y 0 c. Jan. za,-one

night Detective Philip Fitzsimmoins

tive arrested the ‘spirit ' ulias~li/its 3

police 'stat on_ ,_ _ __ rim n one of the “wut favour-n,,i, in rho bodies of the victims are now

_ _ - ---- ' fha

ondcnscff Aiveftisements in.,

' ' ' VBR

\l

I (Too lncc for c1nrriscntion.> 'ro

1 e

_ , .- n, _

Owen, L H. D. Foster and Chas a steep embankment into Spanish Riv- Ro

n:{;,y;_`,F'1`,E,R.’,,'£$ syazirsféfg: Expressions of thanks wen pained The dining car with fourteen pas-

' nn

:wiv singszzagrn gggfen 51134:? Trustees also to the Choir for their lint-class car with twenty-ilve~ pas-

~ f ithfnl wo'rlr in thc in-on-cnt of the wlsirl vu Purnell! sllbfnvrzed. A

ply co w. A Mulch Hopctcn 0,'

A Meeting adjourned after singing NORTH BA " n '

- -- _ God 0 _

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:-I _ C _ '

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' _ . ` 4 _

_ - _ _ _ - 3. .» _ b -

ing.t_he.sqqn¢u:were than taken tofthe The financial report showed u, con. preach nearer nity.

c _ _ = i <1 .

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Stock and Fo\l\\‘b;~Br¢.lill¢. -puttin: ccrly winds mr and mud. ' ------

ball

p in ioz

__=»;_n|cnl_uir_:__._.\&i.‘ :Isla morning wgs our-cy dogma Jan Com ...

_ _ _-__ 'I ri.. .‘A f ` ` . . E ___ , ._ _ _ . .4

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f - . » - 1 _ , - -. - _ . ._ _ _ . _ _ .. » .» __,,____'__ "_," -..._ i_,.’.._,._ _ . ____,,..___._._. M.-. __._.i_ _ ___ _

I

he Alnwgl meeting of the Dsuehft- New Yonx, Jan 21.-lure ,ingnrcn B Of the 1*-mplre was held nn Satur- F. Btetson's friends have lost their ` i1__lllt%I‘n00n at _the Armories.-Be iight .to keep control of the First g Violet Day,’_ the members sir- Church of Christ, Boientist,board of l uzefi _the °°°”'s‘°“ bi’ W°81`ill»S BP- trustees. The result of the prolonged D Olllrlate floral emblems. There was session of the congregation last night good attendance. After routine followed by bauotmg in the early !`r;§°Sm_in,¥€§éud;g§res U2,” "'3'd' morn-ing hours, was learned today,

' po” °“°°' 3”' when it was announced that the can-

W

al 'reports of the Pmsment' Seem' didates of the party opposed to the W

' i . __ _ thc committee on- the christmas

` `XE<sI'3STI€iR' beizlilsifzof I-tl)izbn(;{\ivt"v60 stamp was read by Mi” P0170 as fcri- by 733 to 486' D

o p y in lOw,__,_ _ your committee met md wb The seven. new tr\_1_stees_e1ee_'¢ed are

' - fl t

e ihanlm other, the séhoole d reader of the_church, Virgil O.Strick- A

an

p5_ They were greatly _ lor that number of votes, as against 1; g t 1; th h engqumi dvd mustered by Mrs Stetson's

thusiaslrl encouraged the pupils es- tion-in Uffice,’ and the policy of the

h good sales. The stamp vendor. clared, 'be framed in cordial sympathy the POSt Oiilce must also be ru- with the wishes of the leaders in Bos-

citizens most of whom had' al- the election will be tested in the

ng 110W ln'l1DY mills U35 been Umde voters'were overruled by the chair- the people at the holiday season mah of the meeting,

. 1 s P0

Pleased with their success. The 6,. 0| Mrs Stetson disappeared to. ‘gig éggngsesztfggetggwgfeei tara night when the four 'remaining trus~ c taken in the movwnvda “£3 _tgps who were her supporters resign-

ing The officers for the com- year wereelected as follows: . _' ,< C

R zen - - r u ton

Vice Regent Mrs F.W. I-Pyndlman

cmtary Mrs Mccready schooner Maggie '1"1.lrner reported that

MAY HAVE ESEAPEH

hough the friends of Rev Elmer E.

Gnd ¢HC8lied from a church service he

barge of deserting his common law

knowledge of his whereabouts, the police believe he has gone to Canada to avoid further molestation. Rev Mr

where he served as pastor _for a time.

Y

name as above spent some time in

Summerside last summer where he ,

conducted services. His manner, -‘\ »‘»mf‘l=' ` would suggest that he might he the _held in liosciicrry Hall, Xmas eve, pe,-son mentioned ab0,,e_ After _Cd\,_}llec 2iih, The hall and tree were ng summersidg he Wah not h-_f_,,m,le_~.i.tifiilly decorated for the occas- of _ \ ,ion After u few oifrning remarks hy

. _ .

persons are dead and follr injured as a result of the wreck of a night ex- ' press.

The engine jumped the track while ounding a'curve. ‘

PIQUA, Ohio, January 14.- Al-

avidson, who eluded the police here

as conducting, to avoid arrest on a

ife at Washington, Ind., deny ull

avidson has friends in Toronto,

Dart. who answered to the sa-me

-». ._...._»

EIHE UESEHUYS

BHIEK HUHIJINH'

"-' ..._i__...lii

Linton and Sinclair, St-John Crockerymen. Burned out Yesterday Afternoon. "“

Special to The Guardian. ST JOHN, Janllary 24.- A [im

this afternoon destroyed a. large brick building on Dock St owned by the Lawrence Estate and occupied by Linton & Sinclair, a wholesale crock- UFY flfln. and several other firms.

The loss is estimated at fifteen housnlad dollars.

A SIHAHGEHS r SEHANEE ACHUNS,

t

1' ~_' .RH Nlsw Yonic, Jnnnnry 22.--‘The

Lord has sc-nt me to save your souls. I. am appointed to this mission," said a huge str-allger, of rough dress and rude manners, to the students of Fordham (`r.~llege today, as they wrire pouring from recitations. Without urther explanation he felled the _noar- est student with 5 blow on the head from his heavy curpet~bag.

The students tried to rush che

stranger. He felled six of them in succession with his carpet-bag, and then knocked cut a special officer who came to the res(-llc. A mounted police- man was reliuiscd on the first attack by u blriw of his horses nose,but he camo hack again :it the gallop the scconzl time and bowled the mission-

in thc police station the prisoner

gave his ruinc as .Iubn Roth of this city. l~lc \-:ns held for an examina-

tion into hir; salinity. __

snuii un ai _ _

-Hill

:zz __ <23 »c/J

li.;

tice and entertainment was

_ _ l". W. Pnnton, a liic"ally and music

H sl pm:_l'um was rendered tri the satis-

faction of all present While waitiig for santa (inns to appear a lunch \ ii la es S

' inns' served by t e di . anta.

_Claus arrived about 8.30 pin. well linden with l>l'esr=nts for the young

uiople. The conullittec ltilpert Huh-

4 Q ~

News from Bonwncll and Emyva1e- ley, Charles Milrrismi, F. W. Panton

time was spent at the residence oil John Mcanthur, Bonwell on Wed

nerds nl ht, Jon lzch nhcn rh»=‘HA-WAENS

°‘”"'*'C°““““t°° M” M““’°°°“ "5 was hit by the mnlnlwom °ll M°n- youth; nngd inlr ladies 'of rant pl

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her boats was washed away. Her M Ch ' th_ _ _ _fo-re boom was 1,'mhen and 5 portion if as uongwon 'fl kl10°k°d mm H-he 5°a~A f“m° and vici_m.lty assembled to while a ay of her deckload of laths was washed 'sed l, th . 9 °“' P “Sant h°l1l'S in fnllnic danc- 0ve,_,,,m,.d_ g”'_;°“°Y ‘"9" Y ° special it-*mv me in n dory- Burke s l_\0lll0 W" “ding and singing. Excellent' mnsi i

day an

ewlutions We" passed that tm’ effort to reach the man was nnade by

lJ&'Ill(8d to the CI‘Efl1lL Of the chap- _ _ Hi 2- ,Or the p__esent_ §};J_sss_ lsland, N.S s age was I

was furnished by the violinist, Pope

Costello, to which the old fantastic 'i` r

step was lightly tripped until the ‘wee sms" hours of the morning GALLIPOLIS, ohio, Jnnunry 21- when all dispersed thanking Mr Mc- While being ‘nuiletcd about on an ice- Arthur for his hospitality and hopinig fine in the Ohio I_ii\'er, lust night

Th? 11001210 of those vlcinities arennfl Miss Mabel Mai-_lllnis, Miss Maud b“"_`11Y engaged in Slnting f-hell” gvlhl- l’nnton and Miss Nellie I-Iublcy dc- t¢`l‘_S W00d; they YGPON that the ardAserve great credit for their efforts in _ers wood.TJames Quinn and A€n€8S making the Xmas tree and entertain- blllfklllr EmYV9~19. were Visiting ment u succcss~liosc`iierry Lodge, I. friends recently' on the Bedeque Baud, .,_ (;_ T__ is doing good Work under -_Louls Costello, teacher of South the able management of its present Melville school, spent his recent vaca- _.mg of omcers and no doubt Wm for tion in Charlottetown, the guest of ,_.c,m,~ to wm,e___-Sawing wood is the TE“;_’1';‘l*S A- and Mrs C°9t91l§-- --70l1nf :der of the day in Roseberry by °;1° °'t I;1°‘;k‘;";‘fh_» had h“_ _ knee E.\'eil Morrison, Rupert Hubley and he Yum? “Q _ “L W* all l”@J°lC° 'C0 Frnnh Pnnton, with their famous ln-

" is Eel ng. Well “Bam and that fternational Gasoline Engine.

d Vlce Re ent Mm J A M. th Mr Costello ls able to walk about as”

Jan 15, when one hnnd-rod nulco cast Standmrd Bgmr Mrs ~ A A ,':,c,‘_’:g‘; -” 2 ~~llllBl'f BS ever--A vary cniovablef

of Cape Cod, she experienced a viol- Se ' ' PORTLAND' Me' Jan 2 '_' The ent north-east storm accompanied by Treasu, Mrs Burma” Jack Burke a member 0, the crew

Save the King to meet nn Paar- f the WON* dlsnifels in tll° lliS*'0l`Y, to be able to return the compliment. Wm nnd Mrs Shields became the par-

D i; M M Le 1 i the Canadian Pacific Railway oc-

berg ay a rs ac aus nrad yesterday afternoon thirty-five

miles West of Sudbury-, wlhen the Soo

Express was derailed. Part of the

| train plunged over a trestle into the

River, the remainder caught _fire and

was destroyed

ll The official report states that twen-

ty passengers were injured, several

-- seriously The number of the drtath

t Columbia Presbyterian Church is Vet ““k“°W“' but N' is ce “D Marshfield huh; gtg “hu imnglhg hat fifteen have perished. and the _ Thursday Jun zo, 51; 30 P m elle! is that the death list will ap-

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history 0| thu congroguglqn i-"rl submerged in the river, and until as follows Bnlgncg from lggt lV¢l's [dt d0W‘ll t0 the Bl\nk6l`l Car , r seo 4c 'roral Receipts $149 zlc it will not be rosvlbk to aswflle

cal axpcndihni-cr asss.a1c Bal the numb" 0! tl" d°°fl~

q in 'ri-cnonry $92 70 Board i The express was traveling at n :tees for the gnsuin year an - NED l'lt° 0* 813995 Whnn. Witllnllt J Gibson H Ill ckerso W warning several ears plunged down I

bertson-, Auditor, Roderick Munn, - ..

d tendered to the retiring board of rangers wnrpartially sumerged, A W

ngregation during the past year. c .-'some of the occupants mnnalvd

er some discussion rc the erection t scare A second-class cork had

n few -chu comnutucrmcccing cn r perished- _ otion.ndjqnrn¢d,' SKULT STE MARIE, Jan. 22.-l>`ie-

ports received here stats that forty-

FAIH, AND MILD ' eight lives were lost and nlnety»two

-- injured in the wreck, and that the

peoill to The Guardian dead are almostall _still under wa- ~

'l‘URON'l‘0, January I4-Sciuthwcs sr. .

CHICAGO MABKEIJ

The lmxth of _fy lillvbw llidll CHICAGO, Jin 2l.-(Bpecf&l.)- ro- __ thirty-‘four minutes. Jan Wheat 111;

The teh lratiirc at Ns o'clook lab Wheat

ovo l_ero._ -Fab Cora

this great world who can heal- no- sound, they will gladly change places

trade with you to-nN§ht. They know the enmity that superior rich-

t ~ ~ es

s horse shed and the appointment twe Y l>%!9°llK¢l‘ll Ind nn llll n°Wn “inn f S, y .

responsibilities of r*lchos,and tonight jyerc it possible there are a million df e_arth's,~ rich ones who would lay 'aside their #saith and trade places with you. -

them? 'Ihliiworld is wide, and wide

ui r o ‘ land ' are, thmhnn life is blighted hrs lov! that wnr aciric and did not stand t e test. One milli‘on tonight would gladly trade places with you

i-_--_-ill.

ents of twin girls. Tile family lived

The entertainment prog,-Bm at therin n honseho moorcii nt lilillwimll,

Y. M. G. A. tonight will consist oi W. Vs.. The out was torn louse by songs, reeitationu, ymhautigs and althe ice. and when it landcd today the

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ther was attended by physicians

._I!il\lrd'| Linlment Cures Dlstemper.

mock trial. A beautiful exhibition of mf’ ‘ , ' Calendars ani hand painted photo- Th” l-‘ids “"9 named “OA“°" ‘md graphs will nlsn irc given. 'rhc cn- “Vlf¢lnlll~"

lllbit commences at 7_3 q fha ,_rn¢»_(~r_ °<°-l°-- talnmmlt Bt 3 P~lll~ ' .\Ilnii'-i‘sl,=nini:lilcures (`r.u'_,;=:l in COW

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Ah, friend, a million people in

ith you tonight. ` A million people ho are rich will

brings lin »\': the fam-

' rlend the know the

The nnhnppily married, what of

it ll ` i r cllme in every

A million people who have no home

like that little house ou call

would _ y yinur own, would gladly take it, even

if--t-here-is--no bsc|rr-»yard,- and it fronts abruptly on the street while tho ceiling is low and the rooms narrow.

A million people who. are ls/me of

limb, on whose being rheumatlsm, palsy, or some gross deformity has laid its heavy hand, would exchange places with you. You walk unaided, yours is a right, lcft, amid 1i‘le's busy thronxv

A million people who are blind

would gladly trade places with you. On their eyes there falls no pleasing vision. The faces of the loved, the color in the garden, the majesty of

the mountnnn, tne beautyoof thu ilqld, the stirring scenes of t play, the whirl of the great cities, the

thought of the artist, it is nll dh-_-h.

and share your humble home whereness. Some ot them saw once. Tq

love and contilitmont roi¢n.' _

u-cm it is but a ladies memory..

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