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DWARD ISLAND, CANADA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER is, 1908,

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THE FORGERY' CASE _

'OF

SEYMOUR GREGORY

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Only Three Witnesses Examined l'est;rday. A. J. B. Me

lish, John T. McKenzie and Neil McKenzie. Mr. Mc- Lean Appears For Prisoner. The Case Adjourned.

The case of Seymour Gre or f

, _ E Y or

.forgery adiourned a week ago .iq the

City Police Court came up 'oefofe Hit. Honor again yesterday monning_ The first: witness was A. J. B. Mel‘i~1l; who testified that a paper he held in J.W. Gregory dated Aug. 9th,- 1902

and signed by Col. Bolanger.1t ivasieiygck made by A J B M 11- .

given me byN thez péisoner Seymourifavor- of John W. Gregorye Ilsghinan ya; fa clisticgkz (Ell(;aw;i by A. J. B. M uiugury on ov. '.' 1905. Auotbe.-_tue eiieuk was for ;1s'.'oe 1' nil R 'u ‘S “T ' ' °°“1‘1“'* “B11 if paper (produced) Porports to be an 'gave the check to Sdydiiolur Gregoi-yi, I only had $21' He Dr ‘mm with E“ application of J. W. Gregory for 3 There was no endorsement on the .L Th t 1

- . .i '_ ey were oil or a. few minu

grant of land under the Volunteer

Bvllrlti' A05- Signature of J. W. lceived it to the best of my knowledge. I Gregory was Put on it by the Prison- ll was in the Bunk oi New Brunswick l§l°S‘;d'd He “§k'“'d me for WEN" mime

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er, Seymour Gregory in my presen¢e_ I read it over to him and he said it wIi..tl'ue and signed his name to it. I iiiiiilcd the papers to the Secretary of thc Militia Department at Ottawa oil Nov. 27th, 1908 and the prisoner Seymour Gregory is the person \vho signed the name John W. Gnegory to the end of the documents. To Mr, lllcheuii. I got back the amount of my check in full from the pr‘son- or‘s futher on November 30tll I gave the prisoner’I-I' father back the chock. He ulso paid $3 at the Bank for any costs there might. be il the prosecii- tion was shopped.

Jolln T. McKenzie testified as fol-

lows. I know the prisoner Seymour

Eh‘“l‘» he ‘FHS 111 my shop. He eume In for his check, I gave him his °he°l‘~ Seymour Gregory had brought the check the evening before ,Wd had EOC $20 advance on it and ,we retained the check. It was a

check at the time I re-

when Seymour got the check cashed. I saw liim go over to the wicket and get ishe money. I went direct fnom my shop to the Bunk with him. After he came back from the teller’s wicket he paid me back the $20.

To Mr. McLean. The prisoner did

not disguise himself as John. I knew him to be Seymour. He paid mc- a debt John owed me $300. Some days before he spoke to me about John's account with mc. He made some reference to the sale of Jol’ln's land. He said he was going to pay all Jolin's debts when the land was

sold. I took it for granted he wasl

working for his brother John. I-Ie did everytllinf' above board so lar as we

Gregmy' O” Saturday Nov- 2831. I|are concerned.

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IIIHKWSTIIIISI rin: UNI~:MPLoYEn IN

PIIIIIIIIII SAINT JOHN

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Dis la -The Sultan Bo

, comesSuddenly Popular

(Bpecisl)- Turkey today renounced

l The next witness Neil McKenzie deapotio |~u1e'_

testified as _!ollows. I know th prisoner. On Friday, Nov. 27th,

shop and tried to cash a check.

Sv-ld £0 H0 down to Prowse’s to ca

._;. E Many 'Walking the Streets.

coNs'rAn'rino1>i.n, December iv.-l W&y GIUWQ Infgr

6 When the first Otbom P li t _ _

un ar “mn ST- JOHN- DW- 1'--'(SDH¢1l\l)-The many are walvlng tha streets.

1 assembled the Sultan paraded

land came back and said Prowse’s were streets and a1l"oB1cials of the home

, an I gave twen

l' and foreign Governments attended. S-l' The new Parlia/ment consists of twci

persons are arriving from the west including many who are endeavoring to return to Europe. -

Every charitable organization has

ldolllifs Bild he gave me the checl: exhausted all its funds and on Friday

4 which I putvin the safe. I notice the check as payable to John W G " T I d'(l t t k

| l“0s0ry or oi-ier. i no' a e ted by the people. out B

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(much stock of it all the time out pterward I looked at it more pa ltlcularly. I had no reason to mi (trust the prisoner. Always foun ,him first-class.

l Cross-examined by Mr. McLean. Iknew prisoner to be Seymour. I ha lno doubt at the timeih was Sey

request of Mr. McLean. Who appear ed for Mr. Gregory.

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lNlll THE HIVEH

LIBERAL BANQUET

AT VERNON RIVER

____ ' Complimentary to Messrs Warburton, Prowse, Has-

lhrough Open Dra`wbridge.‘ Two Occupants Were Drown- _ ed and One Man Escaped. ,

(Special by Telephone.)

zard, and Irving. A Bountiful Spread, Speeches And Program..

ton Lea. The banquet was l>l'€Pa»1'@d

Geox' e Car

--- 1 vsRNoN RIVER, Duc. rr-Despite lu spleuolu style by Mrs- B tm'

MILWAUKEE, Dec. ll --(Special)- An automobile containing three men dnalied into all open draw bridge and -went to the hott mi of the river, curry- iug two of its occupants to delitll. The third was rescued with c1illlciilty_ 'llie dead lll'e Oscar Bartlett, ai. mem- ber ot' the Board of Trade, aiul Albert Kunz, clln\il'i'eui~. The man rescued was A. F, Holliday of the Holliday Motor Company.

lllSHllP ClSlEl GUEST ll

the unfavorable weather the staunch Liberalism of the Fourth District of Queens was. well represented at the complimentary ban.,uct tendered Mes- srs Warburton and Prowse, I-iasza. i and Irving in the C. M. B. A. hall, Vernon River, this evening. The spac- ious hall, one of the finest of its kind in the country, was attriirfslvely dc- eorated with icsioaiied evergreens and artistically arranged flags with the names of the four representatives promin-cn‘ily dis‘playc‘d'. The committee of management consisted of M. C. Hayden, Chairman; Charles McKin- non, Alfred Mutlow, P. M. Brothers, D. M. Lea, Hayden Vanldcrstine and Percy Lowe. The decorations were rrangcd by Miss Laura Vanlderstine

a Miss Etna Lea and Frank and Bren-

v:.»"°'r» Y ‘- - --_ ' 'Z

ver of Pownal. After the boun gi

repast had been diSl>0§5€’\‘l Of- th speech making began, Lemuel H8! den in the chair. Excellent addresses marked by wit and eloquence WGN? delivered by the four honored guests of the evening, I-lon. J. H. Cumrnis- key C. P. W., Hon. George Hughes. M. P., Horace Hasmfd. Wveflll members of the committee and others 'rue speeches were supnlemeimfl Will* vocal and ins’rumeutal music by the Misses O’Neill and Laura Vanlderst- ine and John Green, Mr. Holmes, D- Edgar Shaw and' others-

A number ui ladies graced the 0°'

easion. with their presence. The spec-

ial train brought a number of Pl`0m inent men from Charlottetown sind returned at midnight. . __--`réé__'_-

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MONTREAL, Dec. 16-Bishop Casey ol St. John (N. B.),. after spending a day all St. Patrick's presbyetry was yesterday the guest of the fath- ena of the Holy Cross in their college at Cote Des Neiges and St. Laurent.

le t mrsmcook 'N B), in his

under the direction of the Order of the Holy Cross, and the fathers* oi the order here were anxious to have thein formlsr pupil as a visitor. His iorllship had dinner at l'nid~duy lit the Cot. Des Neiges College, alid thi:-1 evening dined with the fathers at St.

Laurent. -

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Minurd’s Liniment Cures Gargei in cows

Condensed Advertlscmen S

now Rear ro INcRcAsi:. --

cus, in a special term of the 5uprenie

A A's i:xPoRr TRADE

D , Commerce Department. Wm* 9- "E°W gted was one oi contra-t. 'rho plain

OTTAWA December 10-Deputy- is desirable in the compilation of mlm. letter to exporter, and mmm. mms wa. understood when me ___Mm_

Minister 6.Ham, of the trade and trade statistics 7-. _ (actor-ers throughout the Dominion in- bm’ jOined_ Th, amdamts ,n wmch

cominercs derlti;rtmel;i\l;.~pl(§lrsl=;€I:1¢2111t'l;r‘l;slitt .~(C)--Can you suggest any improve- vmng suggestions as to any stepit,” iniunctmn was g`.,m¢,ed ,,.|,,sa

_ » . ' _ ' vi n a - _ _ , _ ' Till blslwll ll 0lTl'lB°lf B El`ad“f*l'° Of lmlrcél ardndn thegdepartment suggest- mont in the collection and publica. ,llle D¢DBl'lm¢Df- ml§0lll- tal” E0 T” that the nm rat, schmul, ad,-,Und the University of St. Josephs Col- fi o s the following que9tionB___ mm of comme,-cial mfg-,-mation r¢_ crease its practical usefulnegs in tlho h D 6 omcars 0* the Umm at gr. a Me \ . - ` ~“’“B 0” ~ '_ - d 1 gr do commissions;-o'n°' fmatter of compilation an circu a- 5' BU "Um ' Pfvsent doicese. This i11Stli»\1il0fl isl "(A)“wh“.t would {g;1€§v;E;.etbR‘.):£ ce11\X:_ Ofgrm says that any dimer in. ‘ tion of trade statistics and eomrner- Toronto last June was not legal, and

‘béi él0U§dt°7,‘,“"reas° p A formation on the business of the de- l cial' information receixd firom themhat the funds of the 0,-der have been 0 alll* , . "1‘dC ilnrs. eaviceo-.

" '“ T' im rovement or change partment Wm be welcomed' lhdgidangfgcrltusrsegs Ts also asked as to|m1em"na‘°d`

(B) Wha D I

>_ iwhak the Government Coul_ \0 to in__

`cre-asc Cnnada's trade. _

IIIIIIII IIIIR III Iuzznn _ ____ Mp U, ppm, m,§?m,§?,;mgm

ll Illll llllll ll llWlllllllll,.lIns Inn Iluw IIIIIIIIII II sun §;,§,,,.§;,.f3§;;u,;,,;,.,,,,,,.,___ ,_

;'. ~_°.:v_-;;~_-:;°'*"_'~;:z_';:.:':.r;-.:-_';'._':.'_ ; _(Tic late foi'_olassincatlop._) __

|IQURS, do not sell your iurs tor . middlemen~ without tlrst calling Ht liendquanters for iurs. Offllcc' up t!ook'l-I stairway next door to Dr. Smal!/voods, __ or at business stand your of Jenlhns a some olii utuuii. All Iiluils of ture boughll. Extravag- anc prices pifd ‘fd1"black and silver .Joy skins. J; D. Jenkins & Co, Char- lottetown. ' - iz-lxiewpgz

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ferences are required. Enil.\lll'° BE' ml” olllce. ~. » 12-18d3ipd_.V .14lol`i`§A”Ln ss"cT5frTlisI>h<»i\° and ` 20 records ini carrier. A -bargain. Annly at Guardian otncea Miz-A‘._...isl.

lf ELS and smelta wanted* for Wlllilll 1 we pay highest. market value.

W. A. Johnstone, Montague.

12-l8dr3i.

‘R/`ANTED, Raw furs, viz mink. ~ Otter, Fox and Muskrata. High- est cash pnias paid. W. A. John- Utone. Mouuguc. 1z~1adf3.“‘°"» .Pirie onaAniér“wAN'ran io. st. } » - Andrew's Presbyterian Church, ,- Campbellton, N. B. State salary and enclose credentials to 'l‘. Bradshaw

McKenzie, Clerk of Session.

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3..

-lllllllll lllllll3 MARINE INQUIRY WAS

El ' llH[ |l/|Pll[]V|N[§' _RESUMED YESTERDAY

mour. He always dealt with us. We had an account with him. The case

' ' M ' \ a

W” “““°“"‘°“ tm °“““’ ai wi . _ e,A Profitable Steamer Contract and How Price Was

Mystemus Sw'ft Arrest Increased. Witness Says No Grail But Clerk

Smke Terror' Government Got Three Thousand Dollars.

d chambers, the Senate being appointedi , cnet

by the Sultan and the Deputies elec-

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Energy Shows Results.

. course adopted by the lndian author- .

,mysteriously of tulle natives suspect- i _ 1, t t 1 ge _ ' eil of revolutionary activities is hav- ng Supp ms 0 he ight semice' l The witness insisted that th. omc_l

ing a good etiect on the population.

Instead of being deported the lead-

al appeal was made thnough- press fon subscriptions. All the shelters are overcrowded and

think the prisoner mme into my through tho streets heading anyela unemployed situation here is rapidly! Men, woman and children are sullen

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b¢c°m»\l`lK Bcllltt- ling though strong efforts are being

It borate procession and was en - e ev V Ir. addition to the unusu.illy large made to relieve the most. pressing

l- where enthusiasticall r ied_ as _ y we V , _ number of permanent residents now cases.

No disorders ccur d. T bl . .

0 re Hump a l'¢°°lVlD8 relief. ‘ -lreds of destitutel One deplorable feature is that pov-

BTE ‘arches spanned the processional route.

tw Every regiment in the city lined the

erty is driving increasing numbers of women to immorality.

Central Railway enquiry was resum-

ed soday, former Manager Evans be- ing the principal witnms.

Evans and his partner once held an

option on the road.

They sold it to company represent-

ARE MANY

l-iS@fUPWllhGf==lP°mI>="d All Charities liave Exhausted Their Funds. General Sub-

P y `, scriptions Called For. Shelters Over-Crowded and _

Central Rail- eating.

ill! the Government for 0. hush* lllld ¢lEl1¢! thousand dollars. Th* C0lllPHl1Y’s books showed the

total payment was mlade but Rum. i’°°k“ °h°W°<i °lll¥ a hundred and iorty'one thousand received

Evans was unable to account for

ihe balance.

Hs stated, however, that he had no

much trouble over the transaction

‘und being unable io give 3 chu- gi .le, be decided te let the aeneit _slide

during the simuner of 1904 for convey-

OTTAWA, Dec. 17-(Special)--Atl Holliday got $200 L day for the

CALCUTTA. Dec' 1.7__(Specia1)_,I,he the Marine enquiny a witness was Jas. boat which already was earning $50 a

Holliday, owner of the steamer King day for can-ying the maui am $159 H

'ities to cause the arrest, swiftly and 'Edward' leased to T~h° d°P6l`tll1Cl1U day besides in freight and passenger:

i-vice

The contract was for $125 a day ian et no gran

and in addition there was s mail con-

The total payments for the boat

l . _ . . r ef o.

len; are being distributed- ton various r;cUm;;;5 Went to william Power were $30,400. Ilalls in Illdill- M_ I,._ and “ot mm to me his mn“’_ The bank book was burned but hs

The powerful native secret societies 1 ence 'to get the contract with the produced the cheques and told of the

3 000 tio B ud-

energy displayed by` the Government. l A delegation of prominent natives supp0S0d to be implicated in the re~'

are dissolving as tm result d the lllliarina department increased to $200. ,b°“k mance" giving 5 ' °

t nr” ,_ reau, a clerk in the Marine depart-

Gregory, the Quebec agen , e- fused to pass the $200 a. day bill, but

ment in connection with the $30,000

afterwards became 8 warm adwwatecollected from government for the

volutibvnary movement called on the for me pwment King Edward 5ervr¢,_

Commissioner and assured him o their support.

f _. _ _-g 'r1;- nuns-

“““‘° “"“"lNllEl’ENl]ENT lllll]Ell ATTEMPT Tl] BUHN

papers are becoming extremely cauti. ous in their comments on the Gov-

arninmt.

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Ellll EllTENSlllN lil

ill EUHESTEHS SllEll Elll BUILDING PLANT

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BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. le -Argi-- PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Dec- 16.-

ments an a motion of the lurlrpaud- What is supposed to have been an up Qrdu- 0( Forman to va.-:nu an attempt to burn the big car building

lniiiuction restraining the or-for from

erlcrclng its increased nisessnioi-tl

to further extension of Canadian mn' who secured the _n(“n¢¢,r,,u mu, trade abeoad, is sending out a cir-Itended that th, right 4_0 m,-[msg the

plant of the J. G. llrlll Company in this city, was frustrated by the vigi- lance of wutchmen who have been employed to guard the plant since the alleged incendiary tire of two weeks ago, which caused a loss of more than 3250.000. Fire was dis- covcned in two places in the second and third doors of the packing house but was extinguished before gr-:at damage was done. On suspicion of starting the blaze, the authorities arrested Jno. Williams, who gave su address in tha southern end of

the city.

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Nllllllllll EUNEEHENSE

IS NllW PllllPllSEll

DEFAULTING CABHIER.

SOMERSWORTH, N. H., Dec. 17-

-SEHUENEH lllST , BUT EHEW SAVED

/Vas Salt Laden From Cadiz For Newfoundland. Crew Lost All Effects.

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SYDNEY, Dec. 17---(Special)-The

Frencli schooner Marcilliene of Bour- doaux, France, with salt from Cadiz for

.\Iewf0uud.land, foundsred off Port Mor- len.

The captain and-crew reached skirt

safely, but lost allth :ir effects.

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At Three Rivers With Less of Thirty-five Thousand Del~ lars. Will Rebuild.

THREE RIVERS, Doc. 17-(BNC.

ia`l;-Fira broke out in tbl Canadian `Iron Foundries plant hero and burn-

led fiercely destroying tho power house

'machine shop and black-smith shop. The loss is estimated at $85,000. The origin is unknown. Reconstruc- tion will be commenced al cool al plilible.

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THE llNlTElJ STATES

lllSlSTEllS ll SET

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1'?-There were

1,094 vessel disasters in the United States in the last fiscal year, result- ing in a property loss of $1,863,790, and a loss of twenty-two lives.

There were 708 casualties to sail-

boats, launches and row-boat acci-

` Because ofthe assistance of life-

__ '“"" President of the Indiana Conserve.-ly _ .. 1

“d Dec 17 The n Commission has just returned savers' °! thlrtwn mimon ggaxs

_..._ ST. o'lO‘I*IN’S. N .. . ti

1 D . 16-Bernhard Darn- d 1 N _ 0 worth of property involved in -

BERLIN' liictor of th' Colonial.;v?,§\srT1IE)dEizzfETd irTdrIT§rn;:;iTs hlhs bggn , PITTSBURG, Pa.. Dec. 16-The from WanhinKfA§’l» Wl;?°l:° tialkedlers, more than eleven millions were bum’ the ( r i the llelchstag rcdging here for the past fonty-€lSht ”“m° °E Right Rev' F' J’ Regis gash §r;:Edte:,§ p;;§iBds;¢_ kppggvednez; saved. The life-saving establish- 0m°°» “““°“n°° n h bee l i‘ Bi h f the diocese of g a m nts n w comprise 280 stations. ' <1 b th h°““ ‘md "°"“’l’ °“'“““° “B ” i.o\zDoN, D rubs is-'rue an I 0"" ”» S °l’ ° tue meeting. 'rue object ei the euu- ¢ 0

that ‘T mm reEmrttuT-Sell; airlines; 4°" *° °°*““g ”'°”°°’“ “ “‘"”""' °f conf I-.uuei-I; méeulifu Publis Mwtlgg Pittsburg ei the neiusu cutbuue ,e,,,,,ce ,B to ere,” B ,,,,m,,,.,,,¢l ...-------

Govemmem' Bm es which ha” been blow” “show at hill was issued recently. It aims alCnurch was connected yesterday with and scientific method of dealing with

' ei HUM' I-“wi” B’-W' G°"“““ vwivue P°l“"~ ‘ ¢ tn ll or til lil- eu ilu tl I t. rl Aust til t Ill. “““ . u. I.. .I . 1.... .I uf. .. ya ..u...u..i, i...»._<1°=~f\\ bww a te °__=;°,,°{,m,,,,,e; ;,‘;,,_,C;,h°,,»;°C,<y§,g§g;i ;=§,°§,,;;,,a<;y ,$1 _° ei mm .. -

South Africa. lllllll’ l"`°v°“ N h er taint Sudraget s, . is u 1*- ll* '°““"‘ “P” ”"°"‘1 "'° °°“ "'I _ tu t e t Iiiwiui pubue in l ea tureugl. nie Fidelity _‘ lgrcat valua' He" Damburg sa 8 .have hem’ \’1°w“ t° sea °r sunk' ideetinl; wTi1dy;`:1ts ina; disorderly mamlgdnsng Cirnrpany ol which H. J. COLES"`“:.,?thRe1gélg§" -Sa;\:_"w°; Nsgd Tanticlnateil that the output of these Tmmc on llllld is °T' °' standstill' ner for the purpose of precentllng the Kieran, was president. 1.:-?erColss' a dauggt T T T l

i d :the Governnle‘nt's dll'°°‘ *transaction of the business for which ` '~

__ 130:? swxi? ultimately reach 537-500 SYDNEY HOCKEY NEWS' lem assembly was called shall be _- ._.

- ANFED _ do general H _ . ‘ guilty of an offence and liable to a ~

‘W housvwigdlsdrlmall familY- R°‘ldq-Igrr Darnburg declared that the The familiar llE“l`0h0f Pefcgh-1 232 BM not “wading 235 and imm-mon. ` ,l

. .cost of working the held would be , will be missed from t e nets ed s ti ,k mem not “ending we month; mm

fv Bflllg PM ter- Eh” Veteran of me cu" 9 _c ondly, that anyone offending underi

_el‘. iualimo. ___

sooifl'mii-fri-ioMraoN-AI. 'rrvw on December si;;_1I»:ls, by Rev. W. A. Thompson, John O. Bfllllul’ ¢°. Miss Meinl Tbembsin, bots ul 'rry-'

°”°'s“th the CUE” 0 per ' I decided to retire from the

f, I ities because in the latter .having _ this section at 5 poimmi Uwe-“ng

Pre or a m . ck mm, Toby McDonald will take Cap i tha mgmn of B paruamemr

. di nds were 8mb9dd¢il lll "0 5 dur ng p il” “mf L,,,,,,,,t,, mm., Wm I.. un.. null-u rises lu go»i1l.`if1°":f,°§° My election sl-.ull be guilty or un li-

,wlillv il" . I for ni e p ay y I d and lille Sillfles ‘WW “eed T“"'h°' nelwuat ng le al ractice. Heretofora the law did f~’.T°E`usiT; plum-<1 up. no himself Inu outside ¢eu..éulYI}i 22:0 xii. 31: mf, ,,§o,,,d,, ,my ,,,,,,,,,, ,mum the l>ii-Rell up some. Herr Singer cIPl”@l'"*' Pissing °T! tg bxt Dal ,indns ‘mm breakinr: up of public meetings or the cd the holla that the stones Hen out OM oed 8 ad ms Cape Brew” prevention of speakers being heard un- Dernbiirg picked llp lllld' “Dt be” IW" dm" ° T’ ` less an ac ual assault occurred.

I ed purposely lor him to hud. _ P uc l CHICAGO MARKETS' Miiiard's Liniinent Cures Diphth erin.

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lD€C. Wheat 97|- FAIR AND GOLn_

“““l“"‘ ' ”“"“°‘“ ""°"‘ md" N' Cdggk siidiaz ronolrro, Danube. is--speeiun..

` NSOME SAU5AGE12¢ Jan. W ea Moderate to fresh northerly winds,

l HTEMSQIITTIDERS & NlllWSOM'S.` JM- C0\'n i ¢`0l fair and cold today, snow or rain on

wlsdupdv Ill lMa'y Pork $15.62 Sam;-¢|”_

The doors of the First National ililnk closed, following the discovery of a shortage of (86,000.

Fned Varney, cashier, wal arrutei on a charge of being a defaulter.

Varney made a confession, admit-

ting he had taken l large sum from the bank, which had- beam l_.f:t in speculatln¢. and said that lic alone was responsible for the defalzatlons, which have been accumulating vor six years.

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on. I , LYNCH-COLLINS--At Bt. 0009".

ia's Church. Boston, Mass.. 0” NW' , new mu, 'rbemiiu Lynch of B°°- - ton $3 Misa Apple Collins. f0l"" merly of N :th River.

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ri' istered 26 dc-

The temlleraturv A'

gms at 3 delacx this niornlns

__________._- --In the recent addram of eondol

ance sent byliunyan L.O.L. to Bro. » Jno. and Donald MacKinnon ami' sigh* od by Donald MacLennan, K. H.\

K :le and J ‘D Matbslon, Kin-

Mac en ~ - ‘ uora, which appeared ln The Guard- H. G. ELLIg'i‘£- 'R G

lun. should have read. Bunylh Lcilvzmvlce President of the ls an Ame Rose Valley. Protective Allodntiéa. *‘

i Mina1d'| Linlmeui Cures Diiitemper.

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