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(special to The-Guardian) .vsw GLASGQW. IN »s., Dee. ;»:__ J. W. Grant. .Hillel oi Police of Bing- nnn., Utah, who wsu shot andkilied, by the bandit. Lopez, the Mexican who is now imprisoned in n mine ii pnigbam, was a former Nova Eco tien. I-Ie .was born near Hopewell rictou county, and was elected Oni., of lolice. Since then lie has done much to eliminate lawless life in 'the mining camps.
scuiuin dis , Huis uiiusuziis
l'l-lll.ADELPHIA. Dec. 2.- The mystery surrounding the whereabouts of thc Glenriddle manuscripts of the roet Burns, which were sold by the Athenaeum library of Liverpool last rluinmcr, and for which a committee ul rlcots in England and Scotland have been searching, was cleared up lu-rc last night when John Gribbel, vice-president of the Philadelphia. l‘uiilic Ledger and associated in the ifui-tis Publishing Company, annoom- ed that the two volumes were in his possession. Mr. Gribbel made the an. nouncement at a dinner of the St, Andrews Society. Ho declared he bud purchased the _manuscript from el dealer and that he would restore rliciii to Scotland, forever protected I-y 1-. deed of trust, as a gift to the public who gave Robert Burns to the
world. | .\ii~. Gribbell, who uns not assign- oo ii toast on the program, surprised' the diners when he rose to give an .iccount of the romance of some liurns manuscripts and revealed the whereabouts oi the missing volumes. _\s he finished speaking the two vol. 1111105. b0llDd in old polished calf, were removed from n steel'and fire- livfonf box und laid before the guests., Mr. Gribbell, in his address, re- .-.nmted how Burns between 1788 and lfiii, prepared it iimniiscript volum i-uiitaining his selected poems iinished,, us ne wanted them known to poster-I \l.\'. and also a volume containing his manuscript letters. He also told of lhirns' presenting them to his friend |=i~l<lel1. of Gieiiri<iiie11_ niuaeii dies iii LT94 and his widow returned them, to ilurns. ~ Mr. Grihbell then told ot* the subsequent ownership, -
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OUTSIDE i’lLIl:lON.
IllfUi.lN, December 2.- Militant'
suilruigettes outwitted the police Siliiflay und held a demonstration outside Mount Joy` prison, where .\ii~s. Sheeliy Skefilngton, who was sentenced on Friday to seven days imprisoninsnt for interference with the police during the visit of An- drew Bonnr Law, is confined. One of the speakers, Mrs. Kathleen Pear- son..was arrested in a scrimmage which followed the interference of the police-
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IN |I.S. IIIIIINT NIIVAI HIIIIIIIY
(Usnudian Press)
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-James Mil- WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-The Hous
ton, chef in the Ritz Carleton Hotel,
was indicted by the United grate; to commit the United States to th Grand Jury to-day for violating B Winston Churchill's plan of an in
li contract under the labor law in hir- ternntlonal year's naval holiday. I
intl iiiilllfy cooks through agents in France. Hotel men have taken the
an artist as is a French singer or ac-
i_:or and consequently not subject to aw .
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IIIILUNNIIIII GHINII IUIII INIIIEIS lI.M.W.IIFHlIEHS
l’Ul1lBl..0, Colo., Dec. 2.-An at-
tempt to secure a monopoly of labor
is charged in indictmeiiii; returned by, from United States attitude o the feoei-ai gran.; Jury mm, y,,EWmay'_"wntcliful waiting."
against national oiiicers of the Unit- Cil Inline w0Fi(ei`s 0f Amor]q5_ Thc nieu named arc: J. P. White, pn-gi. dent; _Frank J. Hayes. vice-president, 0-“il Wlllilllu Green, secretary-treason er.
l-`011Sl>i1`HCy in restraint of inter-
state commerce in violation of the federal anti-trust law is charged iii
UNITED SINTiS
. (Canadian Press.)
is predicted it will be passed Frimley.
f ¥l0l/Cl ground that n French cook is _'__'-4"-_"*
LIINNUN TIMES IJISIIIISSES MEIIIIIII
ing much attention to the _Mexican situation and is culling attention to the desperate situation developing
IU WEIEIIIVIE
MN. H[lI]INI§
indictments made against omcials of` 'i
the United Mine Workers of A-mericu, as follows:
Frank J. Hayes, John R. Lawson, A001911 Germer, Robert Ulhrlicli, A, B. l\1cGary, James Morgan, Chai-les Batey and Edward Wallace, editor of ii local paper in Trinidad. -
several other indictments were re-
turned. against miners for alleged de- prcdations against property.
The juiy prepared u long ieport, in
_ _ _ _h
which mining condition; nw 1~evinwn.|,,_ Mr. Fielding first forsuok the rank .lt 'ends with ' I-egommendntimm that of journalism, and other promincn
the mining laws be in-.re diligently enforced, that the governor should be
1 Llaiiadiziii Press)
_ll1ON'i‘REAL, Dec. 2.~It is expect-
ed there will be a gathering of Lib eials here Friday night when Ficldin will be dined in the Ritz Carleton
of the Montreal Telegraph. lt is ex- pected Sir Wilfrid Liiuricr und l’re
iz-.ier Murray, of Novo Scotia l’ro vincc, to become Pieiiiier of whit
Liberals will be prriscnt.
empowered by the legislatures to re- £'ll1Ht\`= or suspend the sale of ummu-I
iiltion and ex losivts duiin
D » ‘_» ' g strike
troubles, that in cases of dispute both parties should be required by law to opcrute the mines pending set. tlenient.
Financial interest oi coal compa-
IS IIBUUT IIIIEII
nies in snloons is ueiiounccd as re~I .___
preneiisiblc. Methods of the United Iilinc Worker;
ure severel \ ~
Y wudtiuutd, th* rep -t . ' _ ._
E,,,,,,_,g_ _ __ , _____._i__oAi1l~.z, mexico. nee, z__- save
"The`methods pursued by the Unit- 'zenorals of the regular Mexican mm
sd Mine Workers of Arrcrica in their endeavor to force recognition of their unloii by the coal mine operators iii this state ure an insult to conserva- tive and law-abiding labor. They have brought in experienced strike ugitators and have armed hundreds of irresponsible aliens who have bc- comc it menace to the peace and pros1 perlty and even the lives of citizens. They created open insurrection in southern Colorado and have resorted to measures which ull fuir~minded la- bor organizations repudiate. The of- ficers in charge of many of the tent colonies confess their inability to
(Ciiiiadiuii l"i'i-ss)
are ready to surrender. The back
bone of I-lusrta’s dictatorship in the north is broken. A peace commis- tion arrived in Juarez to-night bear-
ing terms of surrender.
“R1l‘UAL MURDER" C`HAl~’i(lld
STUPS ?."lEV'S LOAN.
UUESSA, Dee. l.»-The Mayor of
Kiev, with two members of the Kiev municipality, hair retiirued from Eug-
lunu and announces the failure of his attempt to float a municipal loan oi
.$1,575,000 in London. The Mayor in- f(-.rineil the renresentittives ofthe ,, -_ . _ - _
control the men whom. they have I“°“k°e M7851' that _ his mlsgmg
,,m,ed ,md a_,.0“sed_ ‘failed owing to the evil repiite int
.Evidently no qualification is ,,e_ which Ixiev has fallen on account of
cessary for membership in the United
tho tilal of the Beiliss "ritual mur-
Miiio Workers of America, other than ‘lf‘l"’ Charge- ___ ii promise to pay dues, which are ap-I
-° wnniin um ui
and lawlessness, when necessary to force their demands by intimidation and fear whenever strikes are called, with the result of injuring other trades and the entnilinent oi hard- ships snd privatlons ou the people of the entire commonwealth.
"The lawlessness of many of the Story Dgnigd
striking miners is caused by radical
agitators, imported from other states- ___
who inilame them with incendiary speeches and exhortntions to vio- LONDON DW 1__iyiy,.,t,,,-y sn,-_
lance."
KIDNAPPING THE
TRADE OE CANADA.
NEW YORK, Dcc. l.--"There is not
much danger of the United States in- dustries lcaving this country to emi- grate to Canada,” said 9. man who
rounds aquantity of valuable jewel- ry, the property of the Duke of Oonnaught,which the police are Beck' ing. The missing articles, which are small and easily portable, include it gold watch with wristlet of dueal erown on white and blue enamel,gar ter bearing the motto "Hom soit Qui Mal Y. Pense' ; an enamel sort
but recently returned from the Can- er and pin with the some motto; dia
H!-lid" l\0FfIlW¢St- Imond horseshoe pin; garter with the
'They are not leaving llii. country,
but are throwing a feeier across the border. There is reason for the sus- picion, however, that United States industries are kidnapping Canadian trade by simply assuming a Canadian disguise." .
DENIAL FROM M-R. SAMUEL.
WINNIPEG, 'Dec. 2.--By special re-
quest of Postmaster-General Samuel,
the criticism in Winnilwl 01 IHYSBU for stating that in Winnipeg there were ten thousand children whodld not go to school. I never made any
such statement, iior even suggested jor Fsrquhsr.
that or any other ilgurs." | From cables received yesterday it Commenting on the above Premier HDDBBTS Wilt “NWS Oth" tmng
for any English statesman to meddle' Governor-General. This led to th
the following cable was sent from ninl of the burglnrizing of Olarenc London to Winnipeg yestcrdayz- |I-louse, London, rl. W., tho residence ' “My attention has been called to of H. R. I-I. the Duke of Connaught.
was made at government house last evening by Major Fsrqnhnr, Military Secretary, "There is absolutely no
Roblin said that if the British Min-'found in the possession of Londo ister were incdrrectly reported, and burglars recently there had been srti
it would' be sn uiiprscedengnd f_\nngI dill bearing' the crest. of the Roya
duke’s initial in monogram in a cell tre of diamonds; asmall diamond cluster pin with pearl ina centre of platinum- safety pin with small diu- monds and emeralds; pair of sleeve links, pair of mother of pearl enamel links with small diamonds in the centre; pair of mauve enamel links with silver owl centre and white border. CLARENCE HOUSE NUT BURGLEI)
0'l"I‘AWA, Dec. 2---Ai* oilicinl de-
., with wit and thrilling with story.
v
in the domestic silsirl of the overseas( belief that the l.ondon residence o
every statement he had made regard- iced. It is known that Clarenc
ina Mr. Samuel and regretted very House contains priceless tressur
much that hs should have svsr bs- and naturally considerable nlsrin wa lleved s gentleman holding his posi~~ felt hers on receipt of the reports. tion could have made such n stiitrrl The explanation offered is that th ment, Sir Redmond hopes his npolo-, articles which were found, were pr gy will receive as iroich publicity as ssnts made by H. R. H. the Duke
did his. criticism. '
linsrd's Linluient Cures Colds. etc.
' Connaught to an officer in the Britis
The large hall ol !\'ot1'c Danic Acu-
of the youthful lilstrioii.-_ .\s :iii in tcrliiile llliss -_\.l. Uuiiipliell, iii spleiidiil Voice, siiiig “.\ llreiiiii in' l'i\i‘iidi=u‘." .lliss liucy llliiiu-liuril, iii the coiii~lu~ siofi ui thi- opiriutii, i'C\i~.lci‘cil iliv.
n _.l“3l\1, “i5incci'ity," in iii.-r chui'iicti‘='if-i y ticnlly capable riaiiiici. A comme-
di-:I-ta, “Uonipiiny to Ten " was next staged and brought forth much laugh- ter. The cliiiiwictcrs \\r»ri~ tuksii us follows: “Mrs_ Glover," Mis5.M_ llliiricharil; "Amy," Miss A. liyriic; ‘*llciitrice,” Miss M Doiigziii; “Cousin Amelia," Miss Z. Arsenault and “l‘lthel,” Miss ld. (‘roskill, who ull iicted their parts very oupably.
Anotlicr excellent 1,-iiiiio selection
was next. given by the Misses A. ]’u\iii, H. Mc1(c|inii M. Riley, H, Towan, M. Byrne, M. Hughes, M. 'l‘rninor und M, lllclllciinlil. The con- cluding number was ix. liciiiitiful cho- r.i.~i by ii number of the young lady vm;r.i`ists of the Academy The National Anthem was then sung, bringing to a tcrinimitioii one of the most successful functions of the kind thi t have token pliicc within the walls of Notre Dame.
IN-IEHESIING SPEEBNES NT SI.-ANIIHEW'S IIINNEII
The speeches, which were delivered
ut th=e Scotcli Dinner on Monday night iii the hall uf thc Caledonia Club, at the celebration of St. An- drew’s Day, all betrayed it keen in. terest in the cvcut; und Dr. T. F. I\‘ullerton‘s address, cliuriicteristicul- ly Scotch, was eloquent and brilliant with humour. “The Day un' A’ Whu Honour it" wus thc subject chosen by,llr. Fullerton. It wus, he said, ii day celebrated wherever i-lcotsiueii were, whether they were icw or many, The love of country wus rooted in them owing to its history, its legend, its song; and awuy in the Antipodes, :is the sun proceeded on his course, the iiir would he fragrant with huir- nis, liiirnioiiious with song, brilliant
The reasons for celebrating the iliiy out of Scotland iv:-.re based purely on ihe lovo of the country which- wus so deeply lnibcdilcd in the hearts of ull Scotsmen-ii love which they lmpnrt-
of they theinselves should riiltivutv the
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eiil. iiioii\Iici's imiiglii.
llr. Fullerton iii tire coiirse of his
morons iiiiccdotcs, und he wus loudly
_ _ _ 0 ond oldest in the whole of ilaiuidii; Dny,
135th““t“nf§"` t,',h°‘_I`_1l"eS 1“ 21 and they were dealing ii century ago Shen( 'l`v\'o liuwed- l, ld. J. _ Ves- Sta cs, besi es l.>0 iiiuired. with the problems which they solved sry; 2, \V. A. VCSSEY1 3. V090 9'°°k0~
` "`”"""°_“ inter on and handed down to their iinokwlieiit--1, Ucplluu Mllllcft
western hretlircn. He had great pleas- 'l‘iinotliy~ 1, l‘I. J. Vesscy; 2. Fred
ure in telling the wcsterii folk of all G ilfrey.
that they were, lt was one of thc (ldliix-i, E, J. \<-sscy.
|~rerog.itivcs of the iigc to lic wise. Dressed i‘l\icken-»-1, i\li-s. John nnil the uiiiount of wisilum they haul Gill; Union; 2, Mrs. Milton VcsseY$
ucquirrd iii thc lust hunilreil iiiiil fifty 3, I-I, .I, Vcssey. yciirs wus almost iuculculnhle. Itwiis 1v._,wl-i, Hciith Vessel/L 2. Ml`l'l» .i si\i'pi'isiiig' fact, to those who _ynhn Gill, liiiion; 3, Il. ll. lirowlll 4. tliouglit that iiotliing could hr done M,»s_ Milton Vesscy. unless n. Scotchmnn was in it, that (;,,nn¢-fi, llorilon Urockett; 2.H°l" in ull Llint time there were only four mr( Lcwii-\; 3, Mont }~iul`<ll'l 4. MVB-
Iirovinf.'es which hurl any Scotch in H_ - Vcggoy, them, :inil the conclilsioii wus come {l')I\l\cN<0s~-1, Kutiv Mullctt; 2._ Her- to that thc ren:-ion why tlirrv wcri- hm-f |,cwis; 3, Mrs. Milton \essey; not more Scotcliiiif-ii wins that they .i Ni-ii, John Gill, lfiiion.
hurl morn' llicty than politics in them. |;,,m¢-y- 1, Tl. l.. Day; l\_l_\”_T_ H01' Il.u\1i.:litci'), They uscil to inaiuifnc- _,Cn Vcsscy; 3, lllrs. - _ - 'l 2 » ture ii great ilcul more prnacliers M_,,_ |,~_ _}_ \'..n,n,y_ than politiclunis. lint hi' would like liiliml Wllll-0-~1, limith Vi>ss0)'} 2- io coiigiwitiiliitc the Society upon its |.;, ,]_' Wnsey. snli-nllld reprcseiitiitioii tlmf. iiiizlif.. lqgygp. llrown - \, Fri-d Godfrey; 2, ll. S_cotl.',iiiil limi ti\ui.:ht. tlirni ii grciit “_ B,-on-n, 3, pl, .}', V:-ssl-y. lesson and it. was thiit their wus ` D,.c_q_q,,,\ |,nmb, llutchcrs--l, Ebenez- sime'l.ivg rr.-ie iii life than material _ V. _ _ 2_ pn), llrockott. ,Lui-.i_ 'llheir foriwiiilu-.i‘.~i, when ii grca m],E.,;;.‘:~Ni' [,nm’b,L Fiirniers-l,_ ll. R. miiisi: arose, wei'v willing to sncrifico nm“_,,_ 2_ \.,\,.k,.,~ _(`rockef.t; 3, Jus. their lives unil ull they lind---th I, . _ things that people were uou' strivin 'r|(;'¢:`|-‘fi l, A 1). l". Gill; 2, V090 so much to olitnin, |1w..'.\cy. hlnciilg ,~,,,)k,,_ Special prize given Ill' D'
more vulne on it thiin upon vuluur, J (1 Meiioiiulil for Beef. inilepemlencu and nil the higher vir»| `|;,~,,,,.i--1, Luurn fd. West; 2, blrs. tucs. The Scottisli forefathers were ,,,\t,,,, \'esse_\'; 3, Mrs. E. J- \"*" willing to give up ull this :ind morcl QW. 4 -_\1rs_ Wesley Vcssey.
_ . _ . _ _ _ _-_ _ H . -` “ ' _ h Ves-
|o,m,_.|.tmn for th” report H and Mn. ed to thai; ghililien, This one bo- fm then country. lhty fought ini .I-0,, msnuits-l, ‘.\lr_s. Heat __
trayed in the accent, in tlrc indomlt-,iiidependciice until only a roinniint of spy, 2_ M,»s_ J, H, bill; 3, MTS. l»~ _nble energy, in the love ni-id ndmirii-,the 'race remained, but they _turncil _,_ \~cs,,ey_ 4, Mrs. Amos West. ___ _
5 “dn (Or Snatch iiternturo, nnpecinilyaflii-,_llonians hiick and held tl\eir_o\vn Fruit ,.nk,,. 1, l\_lr:<. W. E. i-l_ur _l;. n the songs of 'Robert Burns. 'l‘liis,v\i_',uiuSf» tllil _Dl;\_>lll__c_of_thc ‘.~l_oiit_l:» 2_ Mrs. Heath Vr~_=s<‘€:; 3.yMl‘F- ~~ ~ - t n l vc f country was quite Wien one ren( ‘ri iis-'>l'¥~'- S0 PU ' -~ - _|, Mrs. l~l, ._ c‘lNf‘ - _
1 Znxigprtllilg wi(lh the equally strong,Iful in mnuy \v11YF. our could not fuil (’l,1I,',,,1,. p,e__.1, Mrs. Horace \_ess¢;Y§ e though apparently opposite, trait of,to l»_c Iudiilfffd llY_thc ti_:ie-l_i_c\_i_i_i~ti:il;1_i;_l_iS 2_ 1.-y Tesscy: 3, Nfl “~ W l “r‘y' f love for fellow-Scotsman and rcudi- oft use men w io, no ' iz W c 4 Mrs, Hmm, \".,=_....y_
_ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,. , . \
I-fi I-lo lHl hnc hild been burglar- ness,to heln one another, The rlc-ot,Il‘rii\cc (liiirlic uns in liiiling, infused ` \,,_g_.1, ,\_ (i, F, (.i\l. 2, Frei
dmnmmhs' l he duwed to withdraw U ya 8 ss c who succeeded in other countries or bribes to bctruy him. No muterilil (,,,,m¢-y, 3, W, l~I. Hardy.
in the overseas llominions wus iil- -iilviintugc \vhat|~.\'rr could for our _ _ ._ ._-._»----~ __ s iviiys ready fo share his znod for- moment iuilure any our of iheni io ,_,_\_.,._\m_[_\»H|,;_\- WORLU-,si Nici illll
tune, not onlv with his fcllow-coun- my ii word tlmi, uoiilil l~~.\_l ii. his ------
e irvmun but with others. Tino »-.utio:i.il my-tiiii-. _ i~~,|\i<_ li.-ri. l -lu .in niito-lion
Wil.
\'isi'ini|it lfliililiini- iii ljiriiiiiigliiiiii iii \\'Iii'..i- ll.iii|ici'-l, ld. .l, Yrs;-ic
liitvil oii tho iiiipoiwiiliizc of i'<:i\'l.liig Il. l.. lliiy; 3, _»\nios West. ii scttlcinciit. nt oiice .ind iiiiidc an l.igo\vo--1, l~1. J. Yessoy; 2, Cepliiis :ippriii lor iilii- or inure- iw-.~",\.'-i.i-`il‘lc Illiillctt; Ii, lioiij_ l\lzill4‘tf. mon from ciicli side to e-irc-L :xml tulk Black Ubi lsliiud-~l, l~l. J,- Yessey; matters over with the i-len of settle- 2, I-lenili Vesscy; 3, Jus. l3ro\i~.i. nicut. They should iiilk with iiiirc- Noriviiy or ’l‘ui'turiiin--1, ld. J crrictcrl fret-doin which woulil Ycssey. he only possible in private confer- Shsnf Biinuer--1, IC. J. Vcsscy; 2, ence. Other meiiibers of the Govern- Wm. A. Vessey.
'nent in other pliicos »il.-in cxpiiissrll Hhcui Logowo-~
siiniliir opinions, ull cnipliiisizinigz thc Slicnf Block-l
fact that Premier' i\s_1\iitli, l_il noi.
closed the door to iii-gotintioiis. \IVl'il‘lA'I`
__ - W.
IJEIILINE IN , NLIBI PHUBIIBIE ,FIEEINIZ FHIIM IIIISIIIMS IIITIIIINS IN MlIHIIiII EASE IIEBEI WHAT
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(Canadian l‘rsss) itfuiiiidiuii Press.) lifufludiiill PFUBH-)
e . OTTAWA, Dee, 1'..-According to sl-iEl_1,ldYVILLE, Ind., Dec, 2- JUARMZ, Dec. 2~lleports receive
debated today this .Hensley resolution Doiiiinion customs returns November, The defence had its innings todiiy in from Villa Ailumudu. state that hun-
s this year, declined 'ey nearly it mu- the tri-.ii of ‘oi-_ iviilimn ii, craig for drcds of men. women mid children ur _ iion and a l1alfdolliirs,thc figures be- the inurder of Dr. I-lclcue Kuube, A fleeing iicross the desert from Chic t ing 58,421,303 as against $0,831,105 vigorous assault wus directed uguiiiist uullliu to Ulillfliéll- 1-Uni! WMIUU train
last lioveinber. the Stiitc case. The evidence of wit- !0ll0W0d IW Il-"mlefl 0" YUM "F0 S9011-
___ nvsscs tends to prove iiii alibi, Among the refugees are ii number o
._.___...___._ wruilthy families wliosv lives wel
tliieiitcned by rebels
ENIEIIININMENI I I --'--- j “I-'l“I"‘ "IME mIINIIiINuHiKa[Nnsi I'ImNNIIIIIII'I'""
deniy was well filled lust night by an -1- 'i‘
(Qnnndmn Press) appreciative audience at what prov- (Caiiadiun Press.) F0|1\"l`i|'if IH U10 DVI'/-0 lict of the
L0N|)0N_ Dec_ 2_vph_e Times is gg.,-_ ed to be s. most eiijoyabli, and excel- INDTANAi’0LIi~l, llce, 2-in nn ef. successful exhibition recently held
lent entertainment. The program was fort to call u general strike in sym- at 1-lille YUYKI si'-lcndidly carried out and each num- Ipnthy with teamsts-rs and chiiiiifcurs Mcllltyfe l’0t11U>9S"1. H0111. Mallet; ber received hearty aiivlaiise. Worthy ii strike was started nt ii meeting 2, E. J. Vcssty; 3, Heath Vessey; 4,
f of special mention was the work oi' of the 'l‘cumsters' Union late today. Jf'f‘~ B"0“’Il» '
the smaller children in their didereut No definite iicti'u\ wus taken. The Ui\k0tu l’otiitoi‘s--1, ld. J. Vessey; iiuirilicrs, being of ii high order und. first fatality of the strike which 2. Uellll Mflllellf; 3, lieiuucl Crockett; showing the thoroug training they started Sunday night occurred to- 4. AIHUS West. received from the good sisters of the day when ii crowd interfered with an l’Utuli0ES H081* TYl>C~*-1. (-`€l>ll0S convent. A sale of home-made candy, ire wugoii in charge of six men and M-'-lllcllli 2. I5- J~ \'0SS€Y; 3. Bel1j.Mnl- took place throughout the evening. special police.. The croiril threw left! 4- Fred G0dfl`f‘Y.
'l‘ne entertainment opened with ii bricks killing (,‘luudc Lewis, ii neg;-0 Potatoes Bcaiuty of Hcbrc-.i--1, 1-J,
piuiiofortc selection “lJi\rlescii," _by elevator _ mun, .ind woundini; four J. Vcsscy; 2, Beiij. Miillett; 3, Jas. Gui-litt, skilfully played by the Misses others, one fatally. Several shooting Uruwli; 4, Cephris Mullett. li), Johnston, A. Paoli, A. lllziiichiird, _i-(-I-mis have i>c<‘.\\ri'ed and several l’ot;itoes Long White--l, E. J.\'cs- M- K00f'3. R- RYUU- M- B5'l'lW. M- minor disturlizinrcs. About three si-y; 2, llczith Yesscy; 3, .liis.15rown; Blanc-hu1‘d and M. Joliiiston. thoiisaiul .irc out. (.izi|~luigc is collect- 1, Aiiins West. The second number was ii chorus, ini' rripidly, Potatoes lloiinrl White-1, ld, J,
_ “inthe ’1‘wilii.:ht." which wus reiidcr Vcsscy; 2, Jus. Brown; 3, l-hath
ed must harinoniuiisly. An action '“-1°*----F Miillctt; 4, l.viiiuel Ci~ockett. song entitled “Creep l\'louse," by it 'i`lll`IlillH- 1. 3\'I¢`-lim! N' HOU. IW!-iiltyi
» ~ _ ber of thc kuoiving little tots of Z, Bciij. Miillott' 2 A. O, F. Gill*
Hotel, on the occasion of his arrival nm" . . _ _ . ’ ’ '
_ , _ _ H _ thc Kiii'ilcrgnrten was the third itciii /i, bred (.mIfrcy_
hom Enghmd to take th( edltmbmp ziiid elicited 'rcuti > lziusc. Mun, ol' 1-' il-1 ' '
;, up 2 s, Loi, llc , il. i.. l.uy;
"Angelus," by Llouizod, wus excel- 2, Fred llodircy; 3, iicnj. Miillett; 4,
_ lently iiitci'pi'e'ted by Misses ll. Mc- r l’;irker (‘i'iicke1.t.
iloiiiiid, M. llyrnc und K. Hornby, on Zlliingols, l.ou_i.' Yellow- l, Fred
the violin; with .i piiino obligiito. t iloilfrey; 2, A. fi, l-l. Gill.
t Miss Edna i\lc(liii'ey m.\1l_ciinie forth llL‘\‘iS~f1. HPMI1 \`0HS"l'L 2. Belli-
nnd recited with i'einiirl':.bly good Nliillctt; Ii, Amos West. c-iiiiuciatioii, "A Wclcoinr to Fiiiry- "` " f`ui'rot..<--l, Amos West; 2, Bcnj_ land," which served us :iii iiiti‘oil\u-.- .\liilli~i.i; l-louth \'i~sscy_ tion Lo the item for which this ciirtuiii _ l(`“"“‘~\i““ l"`*'~*`>"-l i’;\rsiiiI»s--l, Hivith Vessel/L 2. (Wil-l‘ \\'u.=; the-ii raised, i.n ilbercitii, in one 1'U‘\‘U(’N» I"""- 3 '\'l-‘llfilf rl tI\0 hos .\l»\lI|‘it§ 3. l"l`€l\ (i0llf1`l'Y. uct, entitled “l<`Ioi'iiif_la\; oi ’l.‘hi- llosi-. I`{”"L"'l1l\l<‘Iit to bring 'il\f»u\., il P01* l`ubI>-‘l§£1“l. I5- -I. \'i'~“Fl‘Y; 2. Nl- uul the ]»,.,,,-1_~ q~\,i_. ,;,,,,t,,h,,.d _gm sible, ii s¢‘i.lleiiiriiL uf ilic il..mi- lliilr l‘.;\y; 3, .liis Ilro
br-ziiiiiiiil scfiies :ind \\'.i:< cnucl.e<l \\'itliI‘|"\‘5i'll‘I\ ill '~"*l`i=*i'-ll `~ HH »‘l'<‘\\"\ ly
iiiiicli skill :ind uiiiiiiilillitl' .iii ilu' l»:irl_ fill? U\l=\l`f\CU‘l' iff fill* SlIL'l'i'Ilif>` UI illllifl' U-‘\'\`»*'
E. .I . Vessey.
J. \'rssey.
bring to the surface of lilo the nobler Wliitc l"iic -1, Benj Mullctt; 2, ll. cIini'iicicristics of their i'cspcctivc 1,, boy; 3, Amos West; 4, ld. J. races, and should so weiivc them to- \'@nn@y_
gotlicr that the coluiiii: Unnitliiiii }i,|H§i,\n~1, [-2, _]_ \`f-ssey. might bc ii splendid i'c[ii'esi-iitiitioii of ,\_ ()_ \`,~l, Fred Godfrey. ull that there wus good in citizen- 5|,u,,( W, Ri\ugiiiii~i, E, J. Ves- ship, of fill that there was wise in Spy, 2, A, R_ (‘i~ookett, stiitcsmansliip, and of all that was ,o;,,;.,,f white Fife-1, E. .l. Vcssey; iippreciuted in idcul life. 2, Hnnth Vi-ssey; 3, W. A. Vessey. -
iillili-ess rcliitcd iniiiiy witty and hu- ISAHLEY
uppliiiiilerl, Six llowed-l, lfi. .l, \'c-ssey;
THIG l"RF..\lIElt'S SPl‘]i‘l(`l-l, Beiij_ Miilletf..
The llrciiiicr, Hon. .l..\. i\lrl'i~ii-;.|_»ii, Two Rowell--l, lil, J, Vesscy;
. next spoke on the l-‘i'oviuciiil Gov- Amos West.; 3, l‘ul’i`» (vilokel 4. BHU- MANY LIVES WERE LOST ernment. Prince E<l\vni~<l Islund. he Mallett.
"‘“_ said, had ii record which went buck Sliciif Six llowz-il-l, ld. .l. \es-
CHIUAGO' Dec' 1_Th° hunting very fiir and ii iloveiiiiiiciit thc sec- ni-y' 2, A. ll. Crockett; 3. N-
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.chit-iiililv iiimliiiisc, ilr~ll\'i‘\'i‘il us it ,,,1\..|.i nn hour, cstiihllsliiiig ii world
im-r truiis of ilu- n ifiouiilitu-s mliirli \i'm~ in his rlirrrful uud "Ny “YI” ri-cord
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,,,.my_ md of which he md hom, ron. mny rigor.-sont(-.i_ Fuiglish, irish. The other s|\w\\<"\'s \\'f‘\"‘ vile" l\\‘\fl‘I -- -A -~-~~~-r-~
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Nltw YORK, Dec. 2.-The famous
Crippen murder in England four yearn ago is recalled here to-day by the sli- iiouucement from lawyers that a country-wide search has been begun for ivlrs. Theresa Hana of Brooklyn, sister of Mrs. Hawley lliirvey Crip- pen. Mrs. Hunn is a bensliciary of the murdered slster's estate and the livvyers wont to pay her her share.
PIIEMIEII HIILNS ._
IIININFI IIIIUNIIII
O'l"l‘A_WA, December 2.- The first
Cabinet Uouncll since the return of Premier Borden from his southern sojourn was held yesterday afternoon. The various items which go to make up the sessional program were under discussion but no definite announce- ment was made in this regard by the Premier. The date of the opening of parliament will be announced in ri few days and as has been suggest- ed, the House will probably open on Juniiiiry Sth or 15th,
l-llNDllS NOT WELCOME.
ii'l"l`AW.~\, Dec. 2.--At the Depart-
inciit of Justice yesterday it was stated that s report on the Hindu ininiigration question will be made ns a result of the decision of Judge Hunter, throwing the doors open for their entry to this country. It is probable that the government will tuke nn iippeul from thc judgment and that if this fails there will be new li-igislutioii. The situation is an ex- trwnely dellciitc one. however, owing to the fact that Hindus are British subjects. The British government will ' tl.ox-i-.fore have to be consulted.
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON
liUS'l`u\', Dec. 1-Mu.yor Fitzger-
iild has forntnlly consented to run aiguin_
.f\SSF..\.ilil.\' OF
A.\ll?.l'ilCAN SUFFRAGETTES.
W.-\Slll.\lGTON, December .‘.i-The
`45tli iinnunl convention of the Ns- tlonnl American Women Buurage As- sociation got fully under way here yesterday with Dr. Aiinn Howard Shaw presiding over an assembly of nearly 10.000 delegates from all states of the union. The gnvel fell in the wom»en's convention at the some time Vice-President Marshall and Speaker Clark were calling to order on Capitol Hill n. congress ‘ which the suflrngists expect to do
much for their cause. »
A constitutional amendment ex- ending the ballot to women through- ut the nation is the goal before
week of meetings, speeches and iirings before committees of con- essionul work. Addresses of wel- ome und reports of officers and ommittees took up the time of the
rst session.
l`. S WARSHIPS bl FRANCE.
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VIl.l.FFRANCHE, France, Dec. 1-
The U S biittleships W 0m.iD , Utah
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and Delaware sailed from hire yes- terday. As they slowly drew out the Wyoming’s bond struck up the Mar- scllnisc, :ind thousands who lined the shores iluttered handkerchiefs sud cheered the departure. The ships of the American fleet will
join compuny off Gibraltar, and Ero- cced together to the Azores. T erc the fourth division, comprising the (lonnccticut, Ohio and Kansai, Will proceed for Guantanamo, where the ships will conl, prior to sailing for Mexican waters.
NEW JAPANESE BATTLESHIP.
NAGASAKI, Jnpiin, Dec. Z--The
luliiichdng yesterday of thc new Jap- uuesc battleship cruiser Kierishima was miide thc occasion of si brilliant ceremony, in which many prominent officers of the nnvy took part. The big vessel, which was laid down in luurch 17, 1912, is ii sister ship of thc Kongo. which was built at Bar- row-Le-Fiirness, England, and l_\\¢ is one of u division of four vessels of the some class. The Kisrisliims displnccs 27,500 tons and is fitted with turbine engines, estimated to develop 70,000 indicated horse-povlsr. The contract speed is 28 knots. Blu' luis coal cnpnclty of 4.000 £011! Bild tanks to contuin 1,000 tons of oil. Her armament consists of eight ll- inob guns and sixteen 6-inch guns. und she is fitted with eight torpedo
tubes. fill-~|‘ '
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"Z~ii'l`li,ll~).-- A iiicetiiig of the l-Zin; George Fsrmei-'s Institute will be held at Murray Harbor on Satur- iluy, Dec. 6th, l9l:L at 1.80 p. iii. ‘..-. this is the first meeting of the
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