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soiooii sunday momilla Gotur rg-<1 P myheudoutofthewimlowandsaw ware two, gud heard them talking to

who they were They were singing kind of a hymn. ’li\y%il1v5buih~¢a'

-drove as far as Stroag's'éoi'u_ar, when t 'turned and pulsed a time. T got dowuoppositellf A CL Rogers s There was ii fellow standing on the sid

called out I-lalloa there Joe T

wall., and one of the men in the carri

pulled the horse up to a walk One e

use bad language He was on the su

-of the carriage nearest this Way. I don’t nickel to buy a bottle from Noonan When ave n m lcted 'I`l`l€ Speaker gave glowing decl'iptl0B8 T119 xgtlpdm

he came back I gave him a quarter He THE COLONIAL MARRIAGE BILL of the advances of Christianity during the the farms mr “ve miles on both sides' Snoioty lil!

ll gave Dan Noonan the quarter and came oootmy and tho prospoots opening up for ABMORED TBAIN8 DOING DUTY. _ Hopkins,

boclrwitii the bottle of whiskey Then LoNDoN,June 22-(Special)-The Haus; the mmm A combined movement to surround H were sa E md me

‘know who they were.

Stipendiary-Did you, not long ago te

-some one, who they were i

A sensation was caused here yesterdaystationery,.and I asked him` where I could

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....¥‘i‘2»..I;. .Z3 .3.°:;“;;‘,.;“,;;.@=;g,»c<1»»=k__;;»..{n tow... _,og og; Well Sustained. Coiiiereice Baden Powell. Missionaries Slaid

l _ ’ Orne _ aongw. you., n ie _ A

g oonnection with ithe recent window- way I remarked this was __a’d-of a _ '

3-,_._;___`o,king outrages. When the WiI1d0WS of place,couldn’t getasmile anywhere. Well. _i ' _ ____ '

Brace M<=K~_r SC 00-. and J- W- he says,tiioro'1i to n otnngo in sido of n ”” “ . , "°"`“'

,_;§_-_:___5,ong 8; Co. were roken. Peter Mc-mo nth. I asked, in what way? He ', ‘ » "

_,Boom nn employee of the Campbell Hotel, °said, Some of them fellows will have to S I H ` R LA

'ifnlso arrested asanimportant witness. get out of the Council or it will cost them E

_.gpg ti-ialwas begun by_ Stipendiary Mc- more than it has cost them. We then

.» Quai-rie ut 4 oclock in the afternoon. reached the side door of the Terrace --- --- ~ --

i°°‘°°'i"“iH"" IE`i..Ho§\f.if..$t°f" 'las ;f~Iff“s°` filemd’ “ive `”° ° iwtei. and Passes the Lords Crusad 1) 1 t 1 15 N 1 1 J 11 Ar Piglmn N

.noon worwng UD ° V912 S. g0 Ml get you some. gave ima _ ¢ e e a 0 n oinin ___ ennw _._

and give some important evidence. quarter and he went in the front door _ g _ came ca g orces An g 0 yew- Mctourt sworn.-Remembered telling me to stand in the alleyway. He Against SWC al'll1g""U.s. C0unQ11--- A _Memorial fm' _Afmufgd Trains Pfnm at

-fiiouight of April 21st asid dgiorning of came out in a couple of minutes saying ' Pavilion at P i Se _

~: ` on send. when the Il WS W¢1'= he could not got-'"ony. Ho sold 21’ S. De aftgd Mmigtgfg .-.Prison ymqm'

uokell. Asked where he_W88» lm 1`9D“€fi¢FVtl\e _ “old woman" was kind of sore D ers'

“In the Campbell Hotel. I was up till onhim for fear he would give something ___

about ll <_>_`cl_ock.__ wéhtelii I wen; _tot bed. _ away. HeJsa.id, You wait here a few '

slept int e ron o e upper ll . wing. iunutes. ed gave me the wink and ¢Ag1mA'sGIm-_EDGED _,

Water Street. Some time afterl went to_ probably he'll give me something. We L0 _HOOK AN EFFEGUW Ammtss' Hnm'T0N um BULLIB mm' ’%mauGZ:r' urn!

todihoni-dtwofoi1owsgoing._iown street woitonniow nninntoo ond fiooiaod won _ NWN' J“”° 32--(SP°‘=“\U-~ The Morforos. June 22--(Si>ecla1.)-The N. LONDON. f-Tune 22. -(Soeeiali- Lord on ’ It lm

in a carri1\8'@- Th°Y WGN 51118108 and go somewhere else. We turned the Flnanmal News POHWS °\1\'» 9135 d\l1'i¥\8 B andP E I. Conference' opened this Roberts reports that Gen Hamiltonf and nw bmi;

INDOWBREAKING INQUYSIFTON l)0£l0R ARIPLES RELIEF _

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ni iv.ion§inni{lotto. n sono- HONORED COU RTICET SECHURED” ‘

any Mcduarric -A Detectives Ways. -_ _ V _ -__ ~ ,_ _.__ , ____

eeeeeeeeeeeeeee e . C2lIlada’S Stock has _been Addresses the Methodist 30,000 Surfendmd 10,H\m°y1||g 10 Tim

the door and it was lock d. W

li went down the alle! and I sta-yed! outsid; edged stock on the market opening servmes mn* *md "hui Wm b° °P°l\°d- CLOXDONUIM I mm; Inf II Ulu-I il" sl H lu"

° “W” °"°"=-J N N°°“““ He *mf* oiooks dooiinoo iooo than any other got doiivoioo 4 oooonvo onorooo .inning tho and th., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Pr, Irvs rnolruuimu-

og," 1 oould see them I don’t, know whlie he won;-, m the back door He “me nos un siifros nouonnn 'rim uiimioiv noi.LAn Fuim WWE” “T5 33099 Wim *IPI-3°

e Bad nl’ ell thatCommand» t i°k°‘m°91\°"'“d

whim We went into a shed near the ere en r ’ Steyne has been oapturedand aboutillill P°u“~ °f ‘Nm

nngtmsedionahlmedbmk, and haekiioor Itookadi-ink and gave him t&l!iBdl»tNBI%ll|’» by the Lord Provost AIANToionto,wasintroducedtothe§oxr Ima havebeen sumndusdinn-.kk No"

too root. no ooia iiowiooo no tonight. 1 wi Mlklstlltes of Glasgow metro city 1¢mwesndiie1¥veredsn.oioggpnt.noe@§e “mulch

waited till 81a, then went down tohis Chambers. 1 #A51-qpresentingtiie Cathay Fundilio rg § »~»*%§

h°\1B°- ~7‘13*»8S1W8S Eettillg t0 thi* d0°l‘ mnxcrnn ron. PaorAva swuAniv<; stated that the amount' subscribed was Kgoonsmdt many tm“x*'m 'ur

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ep sgsrzzg ?o::gth;:,:;§1§°;?§ dézngix NEW Yonx, June 21 _(5oeom1 ,_A now $850,030 Before the close of the oen- AN orriciAL wAnivii~u; ward andthe y his wif., the key and md Md 1,,,b,,.k,,, .Insane ,,_ga,,,,, o,of,,,,f,y has been in tn.-yuio minion uno of tho. fond win to Adviooo nom Protono ony tiiotnnono. \=l1ishf~jm.v

e 1 halfan hour We then went into the shouted atgerys County pa and two reached ial, warning has been igsuedto thogifoqt 1011505538 dl!

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low stood np in the carriage an gall $0 Dominion House They showed us into a young men found swearmg In the streets THE oEN.1~URY'S PROGBESS that any further Wrecking of oommuiiiolr

t ith l ed bo 9 UW

°u W a ‘mg neck tue hm mu °f Hon Mr Sifboli and Wife w be Rev Dr Courtice Editor of Tim Goan npr” n

Answer-A person asked me today did he borroweda flask from J N Noonan, of Lord today passed Lord Stnthewais G ml Dewems ding' Meanwhile

'I think it was Gc.0.0me or Jack Quigley Isaid: "I did not know anything at about it." The man that asked me bo

7° he out it down on the table, and we had a nnmarnsm mxnorconncin ` is that all other missionaries Min

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S man named Cook came In There were THEU _ _“IUCN DECRIED Reuliielworkoccupied the rest of the Gaby armored mm” Badannmeu ad o H8 111811!

it the C&lnpbell HOUSE. I d0l1't kl'i0W his fgur men with him He Saxd they camo N W Y RK J 22 se33i°n3 Colonel Plummer are due at Pretoria to mwu E

name. Idid not tell him who they were from the Dredge Cook went into the E O ’ une _(Sp°cmllLfSt'r°n.g W thifithe interests Of the mormw nw8!.Al¢,B0§!80XIll8,

,_ ig) the wagon.) Ido not know what room where Dan Noonan was and came °°ml>\f*l”ff IS b°“1E made that AIMIICBD church havebeeu well sustained. WHEBETH “mums um

.ooeflorse and wagonthey had. It was not a hack with a pint of rum. Hs asked me to Pavilion at the Paris Exposition 1&§nf¢n¢|- Dm hob ‘M Soavart were appointed

___ moonlight night. The electric light was takeadrink. I refused I gave Wedge toe, murih "ir The were removed by the

ou. Didnot hear-any nobe about Bra McKay & Co`s Store. There was a pe spoke t0 ine. It was llrlr. Houghton,

ohog¢,1ng_ This was between on_e and two ooi-ner of Wane Sire 1,, Th is ' d th . ' - ° ` _ Re _ S_ HV ‘ dB_ ' ._ _ _ ' beenmassacredat‘1‘ienTsin.

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He some singing About half past ten we Oo Thursday evening the Young Peo, in September, Witl1’Di‘. Allison and Rev uma Tue” thgbllmrti YM Gel at .3 ik:

_mth new dh hadmsbotu :med en s€¢W Eeuin&¢l

W” d°W“ °“ the argl* 5°°"~ He came up Started t0 20 0\1f» I wld W0dS€ them ples’ Society of ZionChurch waited ii

e 9°” IG W Fisher as alternates Derb shire militia are somewhere about

into the hall. He called me by name a

‘33k9d me what I Wnsdqinif with my lnad was Hill 8nd W0l’€ 8. light Fed0ra hat. Ill ' ive member of t.h`e,si0eiety_ H1-_ J, T, Mc- IMMPRESSIVE MEIORIAL SERVICE' V - Vrede' I

lf’ the back part of Nooriwfs Store Wedge Konzio on bonnii of tnonooiety- pi-osontoo An imma.-,ive ,nmmoi Vsee,-,-ic, was ` ` '

ke met Book and asked him' Who do you her with 5 beautiful ' ` ` ‘ - f e 1 ~ I _V '

_ » - piece of silver. Miss - » - I ~ I

your head In ou that or you may get o suppose is shadowing this fellow today, McMillan leaves for SL John on Tuesday he_ld_ in the afternoon _session over the Isaidv Do you knoWsMeGar§i`hy’vl_'h9

~out the window l I said I am listening :the singing. He said, “you better ta

ge Says' y ue 00 ys next' Did he have anything to do with

d W’-5 3 f¢u°W 3905565 me \'»0'Ui8hl5. Phill? he Miss Ina McMillan who has been an act- ‘ ` y _

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~d8-DSM'-" He Said. if I W3-llffed to heal' the why? Wedge replied he is spying on our _ '_ _ ly-Henry Pope, D. D., D. H. Lodge and - . , ..

_singing I had better 20 Out on the street o“o_ Ho Want, W get book on the THE marriage took place yesterday others th” I N° I took myliead in f 'went back to bpd ,ohce ago", goo); sold, ho won t and out eveningut the Queen Hiotelofllr.. W A. _ I asked; Wggglmetdéd 7°" 3° ‘mt “ext

I had seen Houghton half an hour ibef

11 dr k f It Wh 1 d k C°1°““\1 M3-*P11189 Bm ~ ~ the line of commu&.tion ls tobe paliroll _,__ ber hun women ho"

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ore ,anything Cook Wedge and I then wont Johnsonof Montague to Missbucyxniohn V nwmmg t a P” ve'

1 wontio ood. sow nothing of min noon ' .' .on of so.. rmnoisoo. nov. n. B_’iioi.o'o.i saw himbaok of the Clifton. loading bars ~ Dm Y°“ "*.°'-"‘° “"‘"‘°"° b'°k°“'fY°“fI '

brick or sometlaxg." Isaid, “not much Woo Wh Jaokmroi - C k Sa _;_ _ »_ __ _ ministers who died duringthe year,name- He Said he k°°W 5' M°'AfWl“’°

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then until I heard him in the hall. I W _in Mr. Houghton’s employ at the ti

I am still in the same employ.

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~eut on the street. Wedge borrowed _ _ nonoyfioni cook togotoono wniskoyfor performed the cewmooy. The bn<1e's °f°alS- I f°1\°Wef1 him down on the W“°°"°’°“‘°Y "'°"’°‘""“" CW*-‘°Y

- his ol'l-woman to keep her on the right maid WBS- Miss E- Jéan Mins. R0Xb\il'Y-» wharf? amd after he hm? unloaqed tfhem in brick'

side I ave 1:-‘cts I Said canst we Mass Mr G90 Inman of Montague ,B VGSSCI On his W8y I aSk8df hill] |18 Was there “nyb°dy on the street

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Tc the question how Houghton knew tl t t o C k -d ._ ported the gr00m_ had _seen Cushing yeti He said he than? N9- ' _.

ge a eam o-morrow oo sai vie ._

noone Noxt any Wodnosao I inet Wednesday momma Isaw him scam

~hiS(fl1€ Wit¥1€&‘l') hefld W” ‘0“5'°f the could have oueof his for nothing. Wedge 1 -_ _ _ ° _ i V Y» h h

Window, before lie Cfllllé IDUO lille hall, bile took Cook to one Side, and said Something

H to him When he came back he said it

he came up.

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witness answered, He did not know ti

Detective Harry L Holt Boston, Swo

-I know the prisoner, George Wed

HILVQ k[lOWl'l llllll Sll'lC€ 12.30 FTld8»y_. Jilne get 1;-icts “forth of whiskey, I right behind 1555- I Went f0 his h0\15e 0° P1`¢t'e“°e°f him. After we came out we went up by

of the Terrace House and at the side door of

of selling a horse book, a prize package

Ladies’ (Ianvasi-i-“C

Shoes. All _ w||i1g___..... Hammocks

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would cost $1.50. Wedge now was so drunk he couldn`t walk straight. He then went back to the Dominion House to

the house, he gave a man, whom he called Jed Noonan, 15cts and a bottle. .led Noonan returned with the bottle with whiskey. \Ve then started for home. When we reached Brace 8: McKay’s barn -at the rear of the store, he said, There is a good chance to break some windows. He said Iwould not break any of these d- windows; they don’t cost enough. He then went home, and I went by the back way to the Campbell House. After he had gone a little way Iasked him if he .could get home all right? He said, All right, Chum. I did not see him again till next night. I went to his home, but his wife would not let him go away. Next

Hammocks I

A big stock of GUOD. STRONG und

REAL comfortable Hammocks just opened

Tennis Racquets,

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BOYS’. GIRLS’ 'andf DGISUS CAR-

BIAGES. A large variety at <1

time I saw him was Monday, J une 18th. He came to the hotel about a quarter to one. We went out on the street. When passing Brace 8: McKay’s he said there are the d--windows that were smashed. Then he went into a. store-J. W. Strong’s -ind got an empty mineral water bottle and we went in the rear entrance to the Dominion Hotel into a rear room. I gave hiina. quarter. He gave a little boy the quarter and the bottle at the same time calling for whiskey. ‘He said,Da.n Noonan was the boy to keep clear of the law. The boy came back with the bottle of whiskey._ I took a very small drink telling him he could have the rest. He drank the ‘rust without stopping. I told him- I -had a scheme by which we could' make $50.00 apiece, and asked him to come up to the house till I would tell him about it. He came up about half past three. I told him to write a letter to the firm I was working for, asking them to send me a hundred dollars to buy a horse and team and we would divide it. He says, I ca.n’t write, but I‘ll get a fellow to write for me. He has done writing for me before; I can

trust him. Isays, What's h;§paine? He answered George Cushing.. _ejthen left the house. I saw him again later but he had not seen Cushing. I did n`ot`see him again that night. Next day, Tuesday, I

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him unloading stone at a cellar ou Water Street. He said he was down on the wharf last night with his wife seeing t-he steamer come in, that he met Cushing, who said he could not write now, but would takeit home with him. Cushing’s brother afterwards brought the note -back to his house saying he had decided not to write it. I met Peter McCourt" last Tuesday morning at 8.30. ‘ I was in the smoking room of the Campbell House. alone. He looked in as' if he were looking for somebody. I said, Come in and have smoke. ;Then he sat down and corn- menped to smoke. He happened to look out and said, There is that d_-Scarlet Runner. I-Ie has gone- into Milligan‘s store. 'I said I heard a great deal about him.` I’d like tosee him. I asked him (McCourt) what he was doing? He said he was working inthe stable for Jim. I asked him if he was here when they broke the windows? ,_ He said he was when they werrflnt broken, but not the

nd ime 'laskid hiniwhere he sle ti

horse jog along perfectly quiet until they

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and said, I thought you would ave

that window>br'eak. He said I was high the wind carried away the sound. I asked him if he could see that team down at Holman's Store 2 Yes.

And you could not see these men make

any move in throwing those bricks and the electric lights were lit. I asked. Did you see Jim Houghton that night! He said, No.

Did you see anybody or anything else on the street, this morning# I saw Archy and he said, You told him something about that business. Yes. He came' to see me and offered me $15.41) it I would tell him who did it. I sald'Archy says you told him you saw a man on the street. 0 yes, I forgot about that. There was a man ' standing in Roger’s doorway. and one of the fellows said, Hallo there Joe.

Was he standing _there all the time the

team was going up and down the street l Yes. 1- _

Was he still standing there when you

left the window and went to bed? Yes.

seco t .1 e He said on the top fiat, west room at she VHOW bi8 I mln V85 N7 33889? W8” I front. I told him there was a chance for am. he l'eP\i¢d~ H0 @0015 D05 *-811 IM him to make a few dollars. I am travelling What kind °f ¢\°ffh¢5 h0 |185 0B~_,I 0-Skill. round; it does not make any »difl’erenoe to D0 YOU 55° ,f°“9‘" in th* tam me; I can keep your name dark and after I broke the window 'i There is n0b0dY leave here, I can correspond with the ¢>°i1\dbl‘°8k\ih°mfl'°m5h¢ Sf»1'¢°l?- authorities, get the reward anddivide up A815" 1 “kd Mm if ‘W hf*d'5°¢¢3|1_¥ with yon.Hoooid,1\~vm,ioo1iing ont ofthe Houghton that nicht? He said he did window that morning sometime between lot. one and two, and giiw 3 team wming up Whom (1068 he Sleep? Underneath my the2street with two men in it singing room. 'i ‘ - “Dear Jesus howl love you," and when Would you have seen if his head was in front of McKay's Store ,one of them out the window! I would. said. Take that you son of a b-- .Then I asked him where was H01t5f01!;i'f@°*f

y began singing again :and drove to night? When I wentto hed at 10 o'clock ;ng’s Corner when they turned, and he was out on the street. vo letting the I said. would you _.tell in Court what

you told 'met I wiodrmildan to.

gbt about down to Dan Noeuaifs. Then Whynoti I’d have to leave thetowu theyturned_/the horse and back, _ Where have 0°!" More ..... ...»

Garner ' _ en e J' 611 __ of tiié #Jn no oonih nw tiionn oinzins 01° mam

. - _ - iqpiii. I ked.W yourheadoutoftiie arrestyouj, _t.__i , A050! W0!!

A130 Whlte Paste with -“_” "N ‘ ' . " *window aIlsthe~tim;s¥ Heanswered, Yes. makeanythllfoutdfltif

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whisper, Joekeuigieyaoéogogi-geomo. I renin tlieteamf. Budd. Yeo.

asked, Are you sure these were the _ ISGi¢i.W|_ll¥,kil\i4_0f-,llliill IIQQGI _foiiowoif no nom, vos. 1 noiioa, who.-o iss d-tliid. ( ' ~ _ 5 inonigioy now: _,go ond ii; into ikippod. V <_;°°\:_;;_.l______°°f°y_:_><\ 25;* 3: 9-3: am . Sua `_`:_ ____ _`m~___‘___ Js<'~._ _~ _‘,__ , 1 _,fm _ _ , »

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hearing adjourned till loudly

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