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A BIG COAL STRIKE

Awful Steamer Collision- Harris Acquitted-Gov’t Ownership.

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belief now is that the United States will secure to Denmark important ad- vantages in China and the East in re- turn for her Danish West Indies.

COAL STRIKE IN HI,'XGAR\’.

BUDA Plcrll. Jan. 23-(Specia1).-

Thirty thousand more Austrian miners have gone on strike; making the num- ber now seeking higher wages 70.000" and more are expected.

A coal famine threatens to check I

every branch of Austrian industry.

FATAL ITIAIIB CDLLIIIOI.

Vixnrnn Hsvn1|,Jan.23-(Special) -The Glasgow steamer Ardandher_ from New London for Halifax was sunk in eollison with the Metropoli-I tan Liner Herman Winter this morn- ing and the Chief Engineer, James Henderson and second mater Fred.| Dawe were drowned.

Csnosnr, Jan 2.5-(Special)-E A. Han-is of Moncton, tried for ther attempted murder of George A Gouin, his partner, in whose room he found his wife, was acquitted and the verdict. was received with great en-` thusissm.

Harris and his wife have been T

reconciled.

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A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE 0F NATIONAL DEFENCE 'Ihisu atm ie

On Saturday, Dee. 16, the NatiouslDeteece Committee appointed Lord Roberts totske command in So lh Africa. Bom un ‘bmdoud

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Hsyor McDonald gives notice of a lotion in favor of government con- trol ofpostaland telegraph lines and wants Toronto to seek the oo-cperaf Gion of all towns in Canada in urg- ing Parliament to assume such con- trol. or build competing lines.

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A good crowd attended the matches in B Tquiiing ,God save U10 QUGW’ I 'ELT GENERAL "R Gm " Wm?"

Hillsborough Rink lest night. The B. WMU Y0°'V° 5059595 killing Km!" 0" °"‘”_' ' ` It A. and Diamonds faced off nt 8 I5. with your mouth

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for the g_ 3, A_ Hughes and Bm-d For agcntleman in Khaki ordered

followed by shooting two goals each. S0l1l|l°"

and at halt timevthe score was 5.1 "‘_'° in favor ci Diamonds. In the second

half Mclsasc and Pickard each scored

,mixing s tom or o-2 in 'favor einn- “S” ‘da

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point lor the B. lr A. was good. Also cl

Iliclsase and Baird of the Diamonds. _ gr G00 0W°‘» G¢°fK°UUll» ll U1 91° i G

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idlllged ineby both sides 'and the referee Mr Donald Forbes Montague Bndge,

4 had to warn them several times. i WU "I *'50 Gt! !¢“°fdl!

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“ Tl” zum’ b°t"'°°" uw Jr' A¥’°_¢'°“° 1 llr Instock Andersen, of Kensington MIAC EGU HH* end West Kent was is exhibition of ,U m tha (hw yamhy “am d “fur |'°°|=°! "4 -"“"”Y Wi2““"’ °Pt‘;‘-‘°‘§‘r"° in B 0 Pm". memes to the city .___

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.goalwlmior the Sr Abbies and after some ‘mm the mah

lively splashing. P. Pope shot for West. Guaanun readers will regret to learn E

Kent and Gaudet scored forthe Abbies, " that Tbcs.Al1ey Elq . is verylll. agam am’

making 2-l ,in favor of Ahbies st hall M A Cm

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& scored £1; West Ken# by a lzft io'hph°a;;;:td‘;,i;:te‘cl;téyBlInle&(e}vening°°rs’ Auntie? someone

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