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- _ ` `ll'atter-Mr.lloreon’s Charge `“
Ar.rrnrorI.leb»_l_1\_.f@l»-Cl°l|l\)-- , mu"u__ F.b_”_ ,th 'Mt u ai. _ . -_ . Vrcrorrra, Bc. Fehitl.-News has been c...r<in. re- ,,,,,,,, _,mm ,___ im WM . we-ue-i ir... sy th. mm..
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,.|..asho1verariia»_ea_e.ail Num aris- u»~dv°°_¢ -_..'°“"_“f' I ect. l FUN!
mem says laaulylliue only means mms of union. Hughes clearly states tunnel must he built. ich# nonsellll llld 'MW _U54 thronghratm- "5 ucnhhnhl, Pieces. whilst attwiiliie to .nn sunsnnus sa to menus ilsshn sni- mshy with Oarvrll, Ban' end; nordtn coma lab-fsetedlor it_- and aay
Perilamautev? ta vets ten- miliione for _ 'ldvlllt-exe oi Grnaila'l l!Uli"b¥ Qi" 5° |~'“'°°d ‘°
we must pualr forward Dost mi... rnhrrtr ego-msnlqlbvdths nd
naught. `\
spoken and 9° WU"
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.ports r.»oms_w§\»__f, __ _ _ ¢¢°¢~H°°»
but even if lie dll |l"¢l0§W ‘aim |“ '"1 or tunnel now. wash nw wmv if lshiifli h lr... it irnnand surely it will nano*
solidly and by ti\at,wbieb aloneoan eiilis if 7l§l|°||l 55"' “.1 prospsitid Heva talegrspbed Sir
wumd ra- wigneatieu. _ ~
`" A. E. Burma.
` aowardls als: connected. All informa-
rraa to those wbcrrre behind the new
_f mnceru or its plane was refused at the
iii' @ ofthe ‘or ' .
WIINIAII III HEATH
_ EAEEE 'EYE IIE
`_-_
home of a frlcld with Wlwlll ‘INS |133
area rhaliar sincerest or inane, Z Mirgaret Goal, cf”looklald,` ‘fate bitten by five buldogs. She-died before a doctor could be ubiainied Mrs Goss lelbjik louis. in Rockland in me after-ncaa. sailing her haehanil
_ oneiuaa oilicas-'s who hinne,corner lemme! and Plymouth “@0415 l\¢°l'-|011 M4 _ . 'Wh°
siseetslese as miisa_*”frcar_bar home. and raid eh6'w`a1 feeling badly. The Coreys realised that it would be dnngernielor-'her _Qt gn out into i.lia cold and give iierlbod ands bedln the kitchen for the light. inmates of the house were awaken- edabout three #dock this morning by anoissia thelearof the house. where five valuable bnlldll were kept. Mr- Corry found the woman unconscious onthe kitchsu door aurrounrlodliy the dogs. Her neck, arms and lageh-om ure waist tothe askle were badly bit- ten. ' I ` Medical Examines' Durlry, of Brock- ton, viewed the body, but dacllnrdio mrkeaelatement until further investi- gation. Dr. Huichiieon rays the bites were not samcleat to cause ber death. which was pobalili the to shock ia her weakened condition Bha_wae about fifty- nlne years oid.~
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IIIE IJIAWI UPIIII
"IIIAW" STIIIIIES
, engineer, M. Ssrtlaikx, ond of the lesdbl _
sutbmitiee on tllb iinhjectd a thai*
New Yost, Feb. Il-lor having pub- lished a baokalleged tnbeobscene,Guetave A. Blot, ofsirourin avenue. was sl' rested nt aoos today by detectives Ham- mond and Platt. of District Attorney, Joromfs stef. Tileeaea' wle placed ia: the hands cflaeiateut District Attorney P.P. Smith ol borough Tbebook for
th. mhiialintywna siéwa ivirponadtobevehseawritianby Hafrl,
K. 'i'haw and was my “Tha loathe,
Lirsorstanrsicw nwarea _sale brveddlersiiare Ieilsy and Saturday.
"",,'°,"°°,,_,_,‘:_‘“'};;,°_'.‘““ ~,,_,,_“ ,,,, osi mu uaqnnwr. ma. .nano mr-
3"-\\l\il! fir Blah arrest and was ia the'
Hmmm” mn "4" "nm" M _e1,4eo,am,tetsbesai.a» sc' mam, mr
"fsiiriiaeat af the or-ieaaea Two owitehwaeestaelmisrfaethaarralsa-'
-iiimhnmaaaeiuu rr.. saith ea- ‘°"l°‘*""**°"°"'°°" "°°‘°I* "“` '""
é
his _
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lslzsiikutiredilash showed that lr.
t 'ease Qrelemaa sasrt1n_ _
so ~ _ _§...°.r.t'.°:°'.... " ......"""“'
was
hawlsrme "ea easer l7.l ` he-srnssfi
°'*'finwa E
:~ f
-2"' ,..- hieblm 'sw
-aaaasiquaanan-_-*-
=E£=
fiaieware has been chartered at Dover to VI ` I E 4° ,
W
ard do
Anrhcros, llsef.. Frb. Ulf
' H'
_ _ aa ‘ Keller’
some
are
leer. As WarLord bahsd just imued a i
and boats he contended that the oily'-Ifldhicel scheme -was s- submarine
lUrlesalet1,tbe'_|ii~pamaeQ, .,
swap-
#uur ber reeluse life lsrmarat llollougall
was knows thrwlrboat Lrgyiishire
_ the Weatera Highlands aa“Tbe Ard-
tldy Hermit.” has been found dead in
snow. All ber life she has madc ber
Q by the asa. In ber isolation abc rp- _ even the smallest sharon mire
s of oifcl el or friend. She hae existed
fl GOIDIIWI anlituda for a couple of gen- Ӣa._;\ou1, is bar viisaraaion were fcuiti'
ecvirdxub, by which the nation will
he tbarichar.
A $5lI.llIlII.IlIlIl
UIL IIIlIIIIEIlII
m.-
Wr|.amrc1or_e. Dei., Feb. 2:5.-The exicsn Petroleum Onmpauy. Limiied. cf
aiin petroleum and acquire gold sil r, iron. and copper minus in Mexico dthe United States. The capiial is illlhli The incorporatnrs are Harry
_ Daria of Wilmington, Horace S Gould
` ermw vs.-ir. some s could-is
retary of tbe_Corporation Company of
na nr-oadwny wah which snninsln
ce L poration Company
IHE KAISEHS
LOIDOI.. Eng., Feb. IB-It i tiaisetcry to be assured that _
e eagle aye hae lost nothlnrlbf If
eseliesa ws ‘through thefbeirgarten whi ','Qal`e'l»
you’ demanded the lafser; ‘whai.'s
your regimenif' 'Phmaeter of tha- Reglmanr, Your Majesty.” ‘Surely',»@th -
‘you mean sssistent paymmterf " No, slr, paymaster,' rejoined the other. ‘Then vrhere‘s your eoglri” demanded the Kal-
new army rrgulation requiring paymes- _ ters to wear a tiny gold eagle in their ' caps between the oockadea to dllbluflak. them in uniform from commissioned Q-‘ I care. The dietinctionia unwelcome W- ong the men most concerned oy it. Bufaiif as the badge is, the Kaiser had at duel _spotted its absence. 'I forgot to pus' It A lu, Your IdaJeaty.'stsmmere'd tba della- _ quent. "When I issue a reguinhiu I - dou’t expect it to be Usrgottesf remarked the Kaiser caustically, and passed- nu,
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BIIILIIIAG UE
wuuLwus_
Loanorr: Feb.Q-fl'ba eminent Prlcbf
tunnel, lectured about it lbs olbihrflyf at Lnre. Amr- rsviewine variols schemas for different types of bridges
tunnel based on the researches of the late ll. Thorns ds Gadmund. After dealing with the geologdsl conditions of the lcbele. and declaring blmseif in"'firorof (be circular' form of the tubereilwaye in London be turned to the qaaatioaef cast Daciarlng tba previous rssrsih sad lwieh enimatssortheroui toe low, iamlealated that sum of mill),
ian exoeodltsre would’ amount uf all to
Irbd Ulitlillil f7.@I“tO|3.Ull.
and the lllllah Wlihilli according
esgdrssaii es'easL'_a'r\ar ieslaesieg that every bah wel sloeadlag a$i\ctoriir with the scheme in Planes, I. lartiaus dealt with the ehiactioue raised on tha *pill tile. Be msrahised that from A military plat d view England _l
he har d Irlnfc M'
ehe al-_
rfiillll _ §§ir£i=EfE 432%;
§E‘;;i;E;§
United w sep- m-
. It that
snaesrr ‘ »
Tuesday. Fabruaq Nth, IMI.
lining Braaioo.
in reply to a qumtiun by Hr llathicaos Premier Pataassald be did not think it would be necessary to have s report pub-
_I3 ajuuseuidiag the delegarion to the
` tesrrasge the subsidies of the
Provinces. __ll K BSONroeeand after referring fbo that the Premier has refused to public msetiag called to discuss p e§stioae, plunged at once' inte the maiterl the subsidy and proceeded to make out a casa against the Isiatrd daiqetaa. Hiarelaar-ks occupied all the tlrneoftleabort morning eeseion and were interrupted by adjournment at I Drill.
Afternoc n Sc seion
On the house realombllncr at 3.45 Mr.
Moreno continued his iipcecb. Ho mala- iaiued what the delegates who represen- tisil this marines hadnot dons their best in the ms'ter, that they should have made a dbmand as did the Premiers of olhrr Provinces for a greater increase on account of the exceptional ' conditions which prevailed here. If any Province had I rlghtfor such it was this province. Did our delegates eay anything about iii
dlMillbrook,N Y and Samuel B How- ‘Mr Kprsqninstanced the not-ion of Pre-
mier McBride cf British Columbia who demanded his li0iJ,00i). Ile was geltlnl; amllilon of money by klckisg;|i00, illtlayrar for ten years. In the face ci this he did not see how any member ofthe House could getup and uiy that the conference was called to talk subsidy only. Ha was waiting with curiosity to bear what the hon member for Charlottetown, lion Mr Hughes would have to ray.
The Premier obnllengea anyone to show
what more could have been done than was dune. ' Mr. Mnrson then showcrl how the lnolilils might have br-cn decided and nlwrted that injustice had been done to Prince Edward Island from the fact that this ' Province would go on for all time con‘rll.°utlng to the subsidies of the loser P vinoes, and there was no indi- ceUel|’£t there would be any increase
k Nntlougago be w\UU§*Io!o\r,dw3: That was what our dair-
B9N.‘G. QHUGBES un rising first
paiila il' to the memory of his late collsigos, the lon. George Simpson who hal passed away since last the Llnuse was li session. Then he took up thc
n»nr.mr.,' au tha nihoner ssdniymairfciuabont which he eiiid "i-he hon-
msmber who had just spoken was eo an- kldill to hdar." Hou. Mr. Hughes their began one' of the strongest speeches that hasbeeaylt beard on this topic, and one e'¢`m'eioagest and best addresses he has dbh 'made in tba House. Ka raid in fliftf- ‘ '“I lull the honor to be a delegate tothe
'@Ifi!'lbca called to arrange the Provin-
cilfsubiidivii, In this House and at Dilb- llc ‘meetings the statement has been cir- members of the Opposition soéhy tbiir-Leader that we did nothing. I a1|`|‘pn-spared to prove that these stat¢-- ggia le- entirely untrue. misieadluz. a&ll|lel|l\IIL During the first live or six castor uaeoenier-ence mature were dis- suisle fhreereat part or reno day hy the Plwvlileial premiere-the very matters of WH lil eeld we took no care. We were a"et`au|eepL We did not act in the i“I*dated to be the case by the Lead- efdfthe Opposition and his followers nt on-pastlngibe attended throughout the
‘rotlitroueetioes were brourbil "P: iclaime were made on behalf of this Prdilhee and of the other Provinocu. Bath had tc confine our seivrii to the question. The matter of education
E,bf tba Provinces was brouizht ulii Il- IW* 5°
bs dropped. |The mailer of the Fisheries waesieo broulhi UD: and the 'l‘ra'_°""`° tax. The very rams line of lrl\1\l\¢Ii» \,|-“Kat up hy the member for Car-llgan was nphehore the conference. It Is iw My \|,|a¢ be has discovered. But it was not considered. The matter for consider- nhn- ,dig .mg sabeidy. The i»aeie on which the snbsid! "M ‘"'““¥°d "'“ "¢,|¢\¢¢| by all the Provinces except mwah Oelumbiain 1893. But lest year 'gm aa amendment was brought before thi Haaea what did the members oi the opowrtieo der why. i-hfy vow! -slim
K'-11,, “mher roi- car-airiiii ilir- Mor- wg) says this should not be the balls and ggyebqid not be the basis; but the basis 'hu pq been ratided was the basis 95”., 'nears were exceptions governing
ul of British Columbia and of the
cw Prince Ewaed 'Island -#Q gakbeal notch. And uadcr
;`
WIULI BY FORCE, WOKIN BY'
' UHAIII.
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W. nw
at-.r1"*: ~ if ""”% . '~ ...tr J; I s. I” .' ;;,.,'N. v,».~= “_
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, »’ s I, _
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semaleaaseaasl
_ ~- I
_ bear
,_ Us at
tba atatsie ws shall coder no decrease.
“We made demands; we dieouesd reso-
lutions fordsytsnd days; we submitted the amendment of the Legislature. But we were told thatwse unnecessary aa we were paid aceimrdiagto the highest fig- ures our populatiorrksd reached in any deoeunial ceneua-os a population of lm, ill) (we baren‘tgut that now) and there was no pomibiiity of decrease.
"In the circumstances we did right in
voting for the teams. We bad to be unanimous. If we had not been unanim- ous we would have. come back empty banded.
“Everybody not blinded by party
politics will agree that we are receiving most generous treatment. _ - Mr. Hughes was interrupted by the
adjournment at 0 p. m.
Evsrrmo Srssioiv
Hon Hrnughdl oonrloilerl his speech
when the house reassembled at 8 p.m. He mails a fi'ting peroiration to h s splendid _ effort of thealternquu and afterdirecting attention to the fact that the increased subsidy, the affiliation of Prince of Weirs College, the establishing of an experi- mental farm, and the removal of thejail ami poorbouse were lirasures of the Lib- erals, sat down amid applause.
Ha was followed by'Me~era. McKinnon, Read, Fraser and Hun. Mr. Hansard, aoili House adiouraed at 11 p. rn.
THE WEATHER.
Tonorv'ro,Feb. 23.-Moderate wlnds,i'air
and cold.
mm-1-____
Ueagla. eases. aeensneas. sae etlwtihr |- allmante are quickly relicved by Orelullll g, Qbieus ten aaamperboa. All drugghm
AMUIIDSEII’S
Nxw Yosu, Feb.§£3~Salling June lil, 1903. from Christi/mia, Norway, the Gjoa, in its progress through Lancaster Sound. ' 'found little or no ice, so that Amundsen
says A. W. Gresly, in the Century. Ad
2-B4, to determine the magnetic elements, a work of value as furnishing dats by
secular variation for that area. The ob- servations clearly indicated that the mag- netic polsyat remained ln a southerly direction, and so not materially changed from its previously known local- ity. In addition, there were geological investigations, asfsr ac the brief stay wquld permit. 'l‘hc Franklin monument and the graves of the three seamen were fonndingood condition, but the depot
by Amundsen at this point. found by the G Neptune In the summer of IMI. gave the first information to the world of his
progress and inli I-rl‘succass.
LADY EUIIIIS
HAI] III] IIEIIIIES
Lorcoorv, Feb Zi.-One who knew the
isis Baroness Burdetf-Ooutis well tells in ‘Blackwood'a Magazine' tbst’abe was a complete stranger to nervee and to cares, and to the other ailments of rush aria nnaeitlemcnt which play auch an im- portant role in modern life:
‘She was hardly ever ill, and to the en-‘I
remained in pocersiou of all her facnltia, . . Posscesing no nerves. in the modem derogatory sense, she consequently enjoy- ed the moat even tcmprraant. Day by day her spirits were the same; sad I have never known her depressed or affected in any way by circumstances or climatic conditions. Probably the Baroumn was about the only person in London who did not feel the noise and discomfort from tba great rush of motor- buses pst her house. When asked if they caused har annoyance, sbe hurl: ivslhd. 'I do not thins tansoe so lrhnowaewhaatbaetleetawa-apaveri with oobblcs; than the omniimees did amble over them.”
lame heir. Thi ailment I lm* eamd by
rbaamatiaraeftbamssdas saduay be auredby applying Ubmbmislfa. Pain himtwosrtareetimm a deyawl rub- bidtbepsrtsvllwoasiyeeeaah appli- enaua. rrthiseessaesseuarrrur, sind Nlllloaaf daniel X01 dampned wll.kPain Balm,aadql§ ralllla ll leeteuretc fallow. Ihr mia by all
Hlcwarathata hurricane has complet ly wiped out Oooklown in North Aus- Hlil. Nelives were lost. The mime
icsewili amount to $2,000,0il). The
steamer also brought news that con- stant trouble was being stirred up in hs Solomon Islands hy the men expcll
K
tment ol the ‘white'Auetrslian laws ‘
HHS. Promotheus, a British warship placed in the vicinity of the group I protect the returning blacks, shelled the village of Sleuvra, on Malaita Island From Papua news nsws was brought of a puaitiveexpedlilon following a mid on a Crpe Oupola village, two children lie lug murdered and eaten ai. the cannibal feast.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
'l‘nks LAXATIVF BROMO lQuisinc Tablets. Druggieta refund money lflt
UESTION
FIBRUKIY 27, r9o7. _
Luwmfshc
In
IAIIIABIE AMAZUII EAIIISU
New Yonl, Pub. 21'-The Booth Line
steamship Karanbsnae which arrived on Saturday afternoon at Ma|tln‘e Stores brought from the porin of the Amazon the most valuable rubber cargo that hae reached herein s long time. It consists ofdiiiibcases, valued at about8500. a oaae a iotarl of about $3,178,001). Besides this he brought the iirst of this seaaou's Brasil nuts, dserslriris, egret plumes, maryak, cocoa and IDU bags of Carnauba war.
IEEI IIEIIIIUES
UIII IIE IIIIIEWS
Rio mr Jam-:rno, Feb. 23.-The
A Pest _ Rhodesia
One of The Rroubier Thai Farmers Neve to Count
» Upon. i I-iv
'-'i _
Cars Town, Fr-b. 22-Lions have
_bees troublesome la tba Iam latdf and several farmers in that district have. 30011 cause fee- eoraphint smut tae rnidsre. Only reoaniiy, nays the Bh¢¢|"|| Hrrsld, the cattle krsal on the farm Bellevue was visited and a flue young heifer fr-ll a victim to the ravenous beasts in the morning Mr Biggs found the apoor of atleast two lions, and fel-ling certain they would return to finish their meal, he poisoned a portion of the carcass th.; evening, and, cu‘t|ug a iloa steak from the airlulr, placed it afewyarda from the rrst of the meat. Having get about two hundred yards off, be turned round to see that everything was quite in order snd observed a flue lloueaea making ber way toward obs dead heifer, followed by a full grown lion and two others bringing up the rear. Being alone. and certain be could uoi. bag the wbcle four, Mr. Biggs _lay flat nn the ground and watched them “the llonrss noon found the steak, sbs devoured with grratrrlisb, which action
lr . edhom Queensland. followin the sn- ' se » ‘ .'
o
rsimecnre. E.w.unovs's signature B so
in
ugwum
Pants, Feb 23.-Following the approval
of tho chamber of deputies last night of of the governments church nad state policy, nelroiirtions between M. Dc Selvea, 'tha prefect of the Seine and Mgr Amlette. Joadjutor archbishop of Paris, on the
razillan Government has decided, in
hb‘,x_ ylugm order to avoid possible disagreeable
cidcnts, to exclude negro sailors from eBrazIlian squadron which is io vlelr
` th
the United States. The Opposition news- papers attack the government for this
step. _
*i
IIUUNIHY LIEE
EIIII] EIJH BHUIN
Wmhrrm, Feb. 33 - Driven southward
so pleased the watcher that bs gave vent to his satisfaction at seeing at lrast one accounted for.
The shout attracted the other animals
and all four looked towards him, but, finding the supper more interesting, pro- ceeded with their meal. The tempting eight of such s tlnr, quartette almost per. suaded Mr. Bigm to haves shot, but by' this time it wasgettlng dork. and, mak- ing his way back to the house, left the animal feeding.
Soon after nlgbtfall s fearful chorous of
howls and groans told the whole neigh- borhood that the poison was taking edect anrl on visiting thr place in the morning three hens were found dead near the car- CGBS. and after a prolonged search the lioness was discovered lying dead in the
reached Beechy Island without dimcuity, c
vantage was taken of this visit, August ll;
"` KIIIII TU EUSE
ubjett of the contracts for the lease of by
the extremely cold and stormy weather
he churches, vi'ercjrf;s'umcd today. of tho past month in search nf food. a The newspapers unanimously recognize cinnamon boar was seen roaminglrrbcutthe
rublic organs are plainly discontented because it entails negotiations with lbs ecclesiastical authorities. The Moder- b
clear the way for legislation which _
iii inaugurate social warfare. " ` of
PILES CUHED IN 6 T0 I4 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT ls gusrsntced to \u~o any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding rProt.rndlng Pills inil io I4 days or oney refunded. 50c. ll-lildmwfnm.
the completeness of Education Minister northwestern part of the city recently sail Briand'e triumph, but some cf the Be- was eventually captured by ii rt-siillut of
laraeli street Bruin hid viakenerl up
utiindingiittle subslsie ice intbevlclnity fhla home, headed for Winnipeg deter
D . i ' ' from his long sleep in the nothern woods
m
lned on trying the sweets of city life. He
tion grounds baton nearing the centre the city his liberty was short lived and
atee and Oonservatlves rcloice at the pro- o
apcot uf religious peace, but they fear that the solution of the religious question will was first seen in the vicinity of the ashl-
“ i ` _-_ . _ only bi
_ _ _'
` he is now a captive.
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KIIIG IS IIIII
Al AEI AEHAII]
bush about four hundred yards off. The animals were all full grown and splendid beasts, and Mr. Bins ie to be congratul- ated on making auch a splendid haul und ridillng the district of at least four of the Dost-N.
-lm_..m_ i
IHE MIEHIY MEII
UI: H|"i.w|MiP|
Vaxvvorvvnn, B. C.. Feb. Z1.-Con
struction of an all-Canadian military high- way fram central British Columbia and Alberts to the Yukon Territory will go on with renewed energy this spring, accord- ing to Dawson advices. Capt. McDou- nell of the Royal Northwest Mounted Po-
*'“ lice, now at Whitehorse(-will aiart north
Panrs,Fcb 23.-The migbtiest Sover-
A" H eigd in Christendom walking aboui.|:un-
att
srchlste than of ghosts was the spectacle the Parisians had during his visit.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
ended and with no more fear of An-
Lonnolv, Feb. 2Ti.»Tbo most rominrn
P t
orsnppiiee estshiiehed hy the Br-irish Irishman in the Bi-irish army. Kli=rEd- goverumsntforpossibls caetaways had ward‘sconildentaltnilltary adviser Gea- been entirely destroyed. The record left eral Sir Thomas Kelly-Ksanyis retirlns-
aneral Kelly-Kenny, who is regarded as one of the best of British soldiers, was vrry scurvlly treated by the late Tory Government when it reorganized the War Omer. lie was at that time Ail-
_luiaut-General of the army, but was sum-
_ nnrlly dismissed by War|1Secreiary Ar-
oolil-Fcrstcr, along with Lord Roberts, the commander-in-chief, and oihcr emi- nent soldiers.
Since then many important posts hav.: been offered him, but be hos declined them all, in accordance with a resolve he meds never toaccept another army av- polatment as longae he lived.
The General is an intimate friend of the
King, who seeks his advice on all mill-
oommandsd a dlvis’un of Lord Roberts' army on the march to Pretoria.
during their stay here mingled freely with the public and were everywhere received with the most hearty expressions of welcome. They visited the leading tbeaires, and during the entr`actes King Edward walked about in the lobbies smoking his cigarette like an ordinary spectator. Nowhere was the slightest attempt at mobblnu cr staring.
Aficr bowing and showing diecrrft
marks of deference, those present stool aside, treating the King aa one of them- selves. There were no signs oi obtruslve curiosity. The King and Queen have delighted and tickled the vanity of Parleians by thus mingling with them like private Individuals, and the Parislans, by their taotful politeness, have in turn won the hearts of King Edward and of Queen Alexandra.
from I-Iirzelton,Il.C., with an expedition lu the spring. He will have charlie of trail-blsxsrs, road builders and bridge builders. A course will be blazed, bridges built and a peck roulo cut from ' Hazeltou, tbrouub the Rookies. to Fort Graham, at the brad of
the Dcaee River. -
PIIIIH EIIEII WHU
UWII IIIEASIIHES
Loxnmv, Feb iii.-An exhibition which
is not without pathos has been organised by Rev. Nsvllls Dundas, vicar of Holy trinity church, Stepney and was opened recently. , 'fha pathetic tide of the exhibition is thatfthe contributions, which are shown onlong tables ranged dewnraehside of the church room, came from the homes of the vary poor.
In some homes a piece of rare willow
WEAK DIGESTION.
Indigeetion and dyspepsia have wreck-
ISIAIIJEHS KILIEII
mnhimuh
ed many lives. People who arc weak and miserable should know that health would return if the digestive organs weromade normal. This le just the con diiion which Hutcbiabieta bring about Hutch cnrae constipation. blilloosnese, nervousness, liver and kidney trouble, tadproduoee sound sleep. It will make you well. Seether. you get Butch than for stomach troubles.
It‘sa doctor for ten cents. A big
bctzls 'with ill init for lim. For sale by ali dreggieie.
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ESRB PAO! 6 FOR RA'l'l8_Q
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P.\1'rrmm'n, I.. I. February 23 - John
Swercy, Proprietor of Roc‘s ‘Hotel stables has last sixteen horses from glandrrs. During the past live months, ilrirteen of the animals died or had to be shot and lsat Saturday Hvc offir-isis from the Stats Department of llealtb, visited the stables and afier ordering three moto of the anim- als killed, placed four more under qaar- antine, with orders that if the animals were not improvrd by today they also be killed. The state odlcials made au autepay 1 tbruaanimala killed by their order on laturday and found uumwahbie signs ofgieldereiuthe weret fofm.'l'here is iitua coeht het that the einer- rm- wer hvl hehe killed today making a lm so lwely ofat least 38,50) for the treat! animals.
How Sweoey's animals caught the die-
qee h not known, but it iebaiievedto have be- tabs hom the waearieltfvllh ‘ eat d whim some travelling iaaa's hares _ dlihdwll tbadirasee had baaadriak-
patiron china, priceless old lace samplers of embroidery have been held ibrougb days of dire poverty. when there has been no food on the tabls.
A valuable picture, more than HD years
old, executed in fine needlework, was an object of much interest. It belongs to an old woman who receivm relief from the the parish, and will leave so relatives to mourn her rieatli, Tlctahe steadfastly re- fuses io sell her one tfeaeurc.
Some of the exbihiis are extraordinary
when the poveriy of the last End le oon~ sidered.
There are one or two phase of pricaiel
Wedgwood, and a set of Jewelry. consist- ing of a gold watch wal necklace, buckle. bracelet., and seal to lltel- art with am- araide sad pearls. elil 44104 Ww- as sid eahroiceees smbirhs of the early visusrss paris. uses vriiubis iio- gnrtaaaessesaklgsaekrotheroeof Lgadomaed bled bib-live feet beneath ,¢1g,q,.|g¢, and adhiaeaaidolcarvedoae 0| swag, are among the eurioa.
no paw owners ef the treasures came
to iosk at their household goods, but, ai- tlcugh one or two collectors were anxious to strike a bargain, they were met with firm refusals.
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