1 l

DECEMBER 29. 1905 . 'ran Lurusr Nnws

THE CHARLOTTETGWN GUARDIAN rmsr es' ALL PAGE SH -

- 'hh'

-1:? ---

CRONAN WANTS - CANADIAN WIFE

Says . American Women are Lazy-His Ideal is Healthy Girl, Good Cook,Wi11. .

ing Worker, and Not Mere Doll.

' ' - = - _~ l - _ _

rlvls More Ellzcrlou

rlrrlrlous Ylssrl-;lil>i

.Yesterday at Four 0’clock Was the Last Day to File Pet

tions From King’s County. T5 o Opposltion and Three

Liberal Members Ptitioned Against.

BOSTON, Dec. 28-(Special)--D. J, Scqlltl, (yr P;-inge Edward lihmd H,

' |

The ll th t ' _

ro ono arys olllco present aid, an elector of the first: district etltion also contains the usual

- .__ 4 ;,f_ _..._ _ -- _ v ,___ ___ __;

council uN1oN

THE oul:sTloN

Rev. Dr. Steele, Member of Union Con- ference Discusse Its Rise, Progress

and How It Now Stands. -

Un Friday the 11th of December the Methodist churches agreed. I rder

Uronim has set his heart upon win | said Cronan |ed - I ` P

' - , an animated appearance h rtl °f K-1088 County rrlved " _

8 ° ’ ' ° ""1 P” “burns of corrupt Prucflcvl cud coke" lirth meeting ol the onion committee -aiiiereut uuum. chime were rewor-

ning a bride from across the Canad-i “I have set out to find my illeall ian border n-nd odors twenty live dol-,` ill Canada and will succeed." l lars ‘reward to like person introducing? C-ronnu's ideal is as f01l0w,,;_

him to the right woman. T She must be a healthy Catholic

before and t f - _ sented a petition a ain t J h M _

“P 0 °“f °¢1°c\< vector 5 ° ° “ ° that Mr. Mathitson no horn uamtta

d _ Lean of Souris, the successfurcqp.

as A lamng as “the ui;I>o;;td fsorvhtive clandidato for that district lcd illcuhulihed- By this time the

- l ° of “Scorch vmuu. This petition con- time lor closing the omoe had ol-

Klckham the df td "

eeae C0U5°'l`V&f-Ive U!-ins the usual char s of oorr t most arrived and ust before tht

finished its work with gratitude and sible for almost similar duties. “ith ' hope. For four years tlie'Committee the Congregationalivts there was has met such time in 'I'6`i'o'n'to. Alto- greater diversity Andi the Congrega- ge‘1her five meetings have been held. tienaiist form of go_vel-nment had A spirit of harmony and generous consideration out of all proportion

"l consider the nvcru-e United “irl it good cook a wmin fo~ ¢0uné'11 . B9 up j ,

'“ *‘ ' . ir worker- ` 1 01' for the first district of practices and asks that M M L, t

r' c ea” own cl°°k struck four Mr' M°D°°“ld,‘ Crrlsiian feeling has l:ns.I‘ked_ail the to the number of its adherents. This

States woman .thc laziest on tlle fade! ulld not always troubled with head_ of the earth, and they brim.; t1,f_\;,~l» aches. it non-extravagant dresser children up the same way, ‘ one who dues not read paper novels. “I Want a girl froln cast of lion _und not 0,-cppopular fm. Cmnan bel

doll, Ont. , lim-,.5 popular women are lazy I do DOY- cure whether slle collins Uronan cllmaxes his BD€'ClflCl1ti0ns

from Ontario, New Hrtlnslvick, Novo T with, "I do not want it d01l,’.'

__|_,_*_ -`T *T '_ -rY_”T~-TZ” `._~€_M~` -TT'::_T:u"' g ijjliitor for Alieius Friulcis Tvlcnon' ‘four c3incTl1°T Er thai distriit-w_'1lhis cllts diB‘l“h1iflBfi _corrupt practices, H " T" 5"" UHHPTH lllll lnlnl Pull Null luull in uliliullg

HHS Bll] TIHTT

Kings County w th H ,

legal gentlemen :$1 ancwerilildofhc beN;1;1ése;llted (arl:l¢l”dics;;;:1i:lu(d£h“ ,solicitotr lfcg JamestMcIsaac, the un-

§§$;;;’I1lY £1551 sit Ipgullttgclnn ill;/onli) Mr, ticgl lrom Mr. Johnston, ag-hug Pegigiggigixlgr I (iiustelfg/asei;1(i;n§ai(;vi1si;llci;t;' fgr , uommittee were known- bofhrethlir that the basis .provides for every min.

a ~ - ' .

the successful Liberal carhdidcatgnadi Tithogkttllilotxir RMlchTT.el (ln) McPhee ot Kings County' med B petition agmnm the late election. The petitioner an elector of thgafly C ‘timing to 'be Hon' JI D' Melanie* and Robert N claims that Mr. McDonald should be against the electioiorgsdolfstllllfgtnctf gox tlllile successdul Idllimvinl cnndidate unscnted for corru t t` J ° 2" ° sew" 5" “P OT KUIES

P PW” M5- 01111 A- Muthieuou, the leader of the bounty. This petition more to have

Shortly after J J, J . - _

“mes °'h“5€0l1. 0l’P09'lT¢'l0¥1 Mid' successful candidate the election voided and the respond-

ygatherings. The members of the however was necessary. It is believed

appointment to hold widely divergent ister hming a charge und every appointment to hold widely divergent charge having a minister, At the views on the subject of unitu and Bam., time tug' miui,.m.,~,,,1 ,erm ig they were choueu hccuuue thc reluu- not to he limited as it is how with sunt. various interests and were div- -the Meyhodims in (ganam but is to eruo in their viewc- At the clove of ho without limit, he with the llethod- thcir work it ic Bute to our tho' lot szplsoopgl’ churfhultlit some many who did not think 5 union pos- Smgel .‘:2:;:.,;“:.§ ..‘;°.‘=‘;,';.l1.‘i?..°f::.‘;, 1- _

some who were opposed to untoirhad _ become advocates of it. However' the work of the Committee was to draw up it basis which would he equitable to each church. This they!

HHTTS Elll/HHS

,___

TW Fine Bl00l<S Suffer and|Henneker Heaton Saya Cablel Drunken Man Believed to I Companies N|uStYie|d to

Have PcfTSllcd- Powerful Pressure. l

s.-lui,-r 3-ps lviiiullfl, neo. zu---F l.oNooN ooo. zs~(s,,e¢,,,1)__'\`

(Special)-A disastrous llrc has visit.; H,.,,nikc,. Heaton “Tmng to the .

The handsome HUSSY lllUCk in lille l of Collilllcrce says tllerc will nut be v

adjoining badly damaged. il-esult gf the p0“.c,.fu1 Pressure F

Alex. Kemp, aged Gu, is believed tri-lymugilt 4_0 Hem- Un me cable c0m_ m

IVITTKTS IIUMNTTNT IH WEST llTHlSll THUM EHlllTHl

On Fielding .Visit to Paris- Hottentots 0`n Warpath Shoot Still Continues High in St.

Geumans Want Canadian Down German Soldiers and Petersburg- Eighteen New

Treaty to Fail. Causing Great Alarm. Cases on Saturday. .

'°-°- ,;_,

PARIS, Dec. 28- la' ~' l --L. L` - CAPET _ ‘ . - - . t

td ill? Canadian S00- `I’l‘esident of the liiverpool Chamber crtc referring to I-loilmltlli )Fle`lLdin;')s The Hotljevlléots DTE' C§:rrll:lli,ecBml)t_\; ' BT! W}H>hi_RsBURG' Dec. 28_(Bpec-

' .' _ ' ` ou ls ~-- t. c ersburg continues to suf-

islt t P'» .‘ G '.4 - W ' '

West end of the city was completely Hhs must dimcultv in reducing came mg thslouitiuznrcnyuu lanigafvciul paetslt Africa are again on the war- for from Asiatic cholera. destroyed and tho Coronation block Q,-atc. fron., 50 U, -55 pe, cm as th., ht oul 7 ' Ther' Wm °lght°°” “W °““°“ “nd

‘ ° ' ’ ` Y "00 glad tt’ take l-"fic Place OT ‘ THEY recently raided some cattle ‘tive deaths fro

' m the- disease yester-

ranco with a Gorman-Canadian com- posts near Becuanal and the border day

erc` l tr t . , - .

in ea Y and murdered two Europeans. This has been the daily average for

ll0"° perished in the n9~“l€S~ Tpallics and foreign Govern-ments in

H” ‘mnducted U' cafpentel “TWP mlndllltlon to the steps now being tak

_ y l> Sm” the are- _ fthe <'.ol:lstl‘llction and hying of the He entered the blli)illlg ill un in-lnew Smtcowned ca|,1es_

toxlcated condition. _

'ite cause of the fire, which started

ill; confectionery shop, is unknown, TE ' I _

T T ‘ ‘

in those nearby say it followed an; I-fflosiou of some nature. l

..___.l__ ,

HW lllllTHllllL`Tl] ’

l.oNnoN, out., oth. 21~\vllil.-T to Conference (in This Sub-

stand'ing at tllo sidc of thc track ro-` cently to let n Grand 'l'l'llnk express from Detroit pass, Section Fortilllall McKellar was hol~rificd to sce thc cody of a baby thrown through oncl of the car windows. The child wasl

llenlllwheri ho picked it up. lnstrllc-f (l’l"l‘AWA, Dec. 28-lSpeci _“Une “"0 telegmvheil email- but S°l'l‘hougll the invitation or tho United t _ar no arrests have been made. Alllstates tu Canada to attend the com B

inquest will be held at Komokaw

whom the may was takm \iercnce for the conservation of natur-

-- al resources has not yet reached Ot- A

ltawa, the announcement from Wash-

Iington that its commission is well_

. ‘ ireccivcd.

G The Ctlnwdiun Government has the

" l<~,nllservntion of our. timber, mineral,

_ _ ___ ‘wuterpower und fisheries resources

NEW YORK, Dec. 22'-The steamer vcr; lnllch at heart and has been en-T CTW Of AWB-l1U1» °f_th9 soc*-*Bn Steam' llru\'<il‘in;: for ycurs_to obtain th

gllp Company, which cluarell from Uxwliutllln of thc various Provinc (Mun for Savannah' Ga" on DEL <‘-lnadu will send lvcll-qualified' men s

el Km s ni lltl

22, reported by wir cus , as g , ~ _ _ that she had passed Wurnor Moore, to thc proposed llltwuutlohcl co

with flag flying union dowll, in thc emg(-_-

mizzcn-rig in There wus no one onl

.___._.l,_.`

ject lo Washington T

w|NUUWlCanada Will Send Delegates ‘fb

I _ _ , _ V "”"' “ `, Seven German soldiers were sent in the past: mouth

the lluscmtflt and has not been seen len h the Im emu Guvelwment for '1;:;!;udto;:l sgethgageg; were all *_---;

o n s.

uw in W3" VESSEL

. - slut/lu sul WTS TTPTUHTU

cl-llcsoo, Doo. as-lspeoiolip _ _ ____

otwlthstanding; the unanimous pro- '

st of the- labormen_ag'ainst the jail HONG KUNG' Dem 2g__.(3p¢,cia|)__ sentence imposed on Gonflpers, Mitch- ' The British steamer Tal~on was cap- l and Morrison, the Central Feder- wred yesterday by two Chinese cm1_ ted Union received from Gompcrs a se,m_ '

tfler ilu which he notified the Unions - The reason for the capture is that at he had discontinued t_he_;d_on't ;A|moS_t_EntTre Crew Drowned the steamer several months ago ran

*W decided to suspend' its unfair list.. capburs are oxpestsd

It is likely that li. H. Campbell,

al)-- B,

ceo-iB 08. ‘a

nfcr- V B _

University and' did field- work for 'tue Geological survey n summer. F01

esting against Judge Wright's deci- N;9wQASTLE_ N_ S_ ww Dem Zs__

This was agreed upon at the same __ _

athering where the resolution pro-

t i

_ml

th _ _ __ patronize” list in the future issues of ' down a junk and drowned a theatrical he Federationist. n Australlan waters' other ‘ company which was on board. i

The carnal rodorotod Union also Steamers Lgaklng Badly, Further developments from the

lou WES fldcpliclf- (Special)--The British steamer Ad-

”-’°`”""“"’° vance and British bark Ivsrna were,

in collision today

The Advance went down and with

the exception of the first odlcer, all

UF tho momnors of the New 10.", tm, noNnoN, December z1~Mrs. col-rlo'y°i be attempted.

nve,,_ Nation will he seen on the stage of a UUU'l`R1NE5- n

London music hall. She has auceptedl

PPll|HTll] THHEETTIH - I __

--- The Iverna put into Newcastle les- an engagement to give a Bums of

OTTAWA, Dec. 27--Reginald W. vaudvvuh Byndicatm

kim? badly' lectures which was offered to her by a

k M A oi Of/ll1W9., hBB D000 .-_------ The syndicate pointod aut the ax-

l`0C , . ., ppolnton Director ol the Geological collout- opportunity che would have of

cn her cam at and unr-

urvcy. For u. number of years Prof. aizgelzji Es far as ll’ ignitheir _twat rock "coupled the chair M Quwnys courtedus and' attestlrivg trelatmligt. Y

“°'"“' the "’°“"°’"“’ “hc” th” my °f` r the l-'orostl-y ui-unch- or. Kinlx, ol The "st year hc has been wpamted

Atlnllta sighted her. The deserted " _ ' _ _

1|; 3- 4- lilo Waterworks Comlnlssion

vessel was encollntcrcrl in a . . l. li _ ' __ _ _ N_ 1,mg_ 74_4,0 w_ §l'rof. Plincc of the blsherles Com The Warner Moore, Captain Crock- sion will be umollg the (‘-una UU. hailed from Richmond, Va. She m,,,m,,.,.__,_

left (‘llal'lestown, S. (‘., for Provi-` d9I1c0, R. I., on Ileccllllilw IT. l~lll<~ is of :lit time burden.

` ____-

l,ug__ Wm mum H gum] mnuml wh" “.,||v\_¢,,,gm-,i;\_\~,4.- lvuulllulu _:ll \\.l~ l . .

tlkv up thu gubp] “~i¢||(,||1 |i;l|'li.\lil_\' ol i tillltly nllllrll-ll.

bins " .\iu\'ol° lilillllgc- is u s in ol l"l ‘il l"`l>\;§I‘<»f`(Th:ll'lott¢\tu\\'l\ \\‘lln luis t ll I. som und daughters in Raplil (‘ii_v.

11»t`tillill-lotlct.nwn lust l_u‘l' deckload ol'

'l`lll\ lille will llc high thi- ;|l`|l-|'|l<u>l\ , tinlllci' :i few <lil_\'.s algo lll l\c:l\‘_\'wP

lil lin; mul tolnol'l~u\v ilf'lvl'|l<»f-ll :li l..`l.`». § oil' (‘u|u~ Sillllv.

dlan

__.___.__--

'l`ll\-:<l'lluolil~l' l‘}lll1\l'\~.s'.~' (‘;\|ll» liolvrie

nthcr

is ~\

\l' I{il<ll\`lllilllul` llnlllploll

or-1*!

l’rol'. \\'-.llt~` l»l~.-luisltui will givli TWO f .-lol-lloluut lfil-.l llll-:hotlist ioulshl-

? Y*-; f "

Masonic lusrllllirlon

The officers .of i-lt. Jolln's and Vic- toria. Lodges A. IP. ilnll A. M. Wert Tuff' evening lnstullod uy Past li1‘1\\\il Muster, W. K. Rogers, ns:-ii.~il.ell oy 1'. M- U- Stewart .acting us flrullilu Marshal, After the instltllllticll rc~. lresllmmtg were partaken uf lmll il Pleasant social hour spent. The following arc the officers for l9ll9:--- 1

JOHN'S L()l)(lE No. l. t

-»-J. J. McKinnon. < .-w. lr, H. dai-veil. _

W.-W. A. Weeks.

Trees.-Adam Murray. l’~ M~

i‘¢c‘y-- D. R. M'cbennar'r. P~ M- Chllp.-G. W. Wakefc/rd. P. M. _ S- D- --D_. A. McKinnon. J. D.-Abram Bonnell.

Mor.--D. Stewart, P. M.

3. S.-lil. Kemp. -

.=-.=.‘~' $.23

J, H.-J. T. In-tntz. . l. rl.---ll. Hyde.

Tyler--J. Hobbs. I

'[`r\lstcu»--Alex. Horne, P. M.

vuvronlh Lobos; No.

w. .u.---Plllllp Bridgw-

S. W_~ -IC. 'l`. Higgs. .l, w.--w. H. lr. Gill. ’l`reas.---H. Lowe. P. M-

;-;,3C’y,-W, I’. Dollll, P. M.

(imp,--Rev, H. ..'|. Woodroofe-

S, D.--L. (X WurthY~

J, D.-(‘. _l-l. ‘Been

u....~r. H. seller. P- M- S. S.»-C. l.. McKaY- \

I. G.~J. E. Matthews. J. S.~J. H. Williams.

mgnnist-W. A- Wl\lll¢l‘l-

'|‘vler--John Hifnlls.

Trustee-C. H- Dl“SW°llv '~" M'

rom Queen's and has been acting

' ' l S . H8 ir: **"

huts 3 force of 155,000 mf; in Bosnia

our men, comprising her crew, were THE IATEST Npgwg

' rmeli or inl-

and Herzegovina. ready ll- wivudc at

' ll moment/s notice. viH;2l§`;D(;;;:s D£:f1ét2Bri;I‘f{“‘§:§r‘*y"°]§‘ag°“;

A Belgrade °°"“’“P°“d°“t “Y” that force of one hundred and fifty live

l BUS has bmkell 011'? Bm‘0l\§f¥t the thousand men in Bosnia and Herze-

YP Austrian troops in Bosnia, and that Eovilm- l'€BdY ff’ ll1VHd° 8-t B m0m0!\'*

t's noliice T

-__ 'tm tmops are gunning gmauy from The Belgrade correspondent says

‘cold and exposure. Many deaths have typhus has broken out among. the

l"lU\NKF0RT' Mich" Dec' The ash' 0°°““`°d~ Austrian troops in Bosnia, and the ng; tug Rhine, of Frankfort, was ,....._----_---- troops am wasting greatly from wrecked ufrcihuf- Un” Of "1" l““`b°\' , , . cold and exposure. Many deaths have plcrs on Saturday night while trying hiin=illl‘s L:n ment Cures Dlsteui per 0ccun,ed_

o make the harbor in u S0\1tlJWOHl1 ' .___-.__----_

gnlc' She was broken in two and . Minard‘s Liniment Cures C-srgct in cows

drowned." E -

"*""’°”- '“" 'riser Naws l '=’”'”'”'””"‘”="==”==.

Hou. ol-las. Duvnlhf lm... THE LA FIRST 05- gm, C d ed Aqvemsgmmts

_ I on ens

o'r'l'AwA, ooo, zv»lion‘;`cu`s..L`nev-}1`HE I-*TEST N“;'g,s,I. OF Ahh f; ('r99_i's°te`ioi- ol§silsoatlo_it;)_

yet to he seen, but agaifn an ag n, the opinion was expressed thatil all the me/mbers of the negotiatingl churches could have witnessed what' took place from time to time, union would soon 'pe an accomplished fact.. The representatives of one church did not excel the others in the manila-_:tu tion of Christian courtesy. And whatever may be the result of thi- votlng on the basis, the finding of th - Committee a‘.\ its second meeting.- which was confined at each subs quent meeting, that there was no iri- surmountablo diiiicnlrv in the \‘ union, will powerfully atlect Chri:= ttan thought and action uilluiccc ly what is so closely joined together in doctrine, polity, administration and practical life cannot be kept separate. l HISTORY OF THE PRESENT NE-‘

GO'l‘IA'l‘i0i\ S . _

To Principal Patrick of Winnipeg'

belongs the' honor of _publicly launch ing the present movement. When no appeared before the Ueneiul Conference of the Methodist Church in 1903 as one of the representatives' of the Presbyterian Churcu and plead ed that the Methodist, krnsbycelian: and Congregationaliet Churches I should unite in ous denomination, it: was felt that the question must bel considered asf. once. From that time; opinion has gathered force very ra-. pidly. Whnt less than a generation),

already at our doors demanding co.. slderation. It is truethat Dr.,

Grant, as far qack as 1884 had writ- ten an article in favor of this union. And it need not be overlooked thatl tha..Chr.istiain. Guardian in_],Q§:puu_- _ lished letters from representatives oli thmie churches, all favorable to union. But some of these writers thought‘ that the question would not need serious treatment for at least a con-l tury. As in the material world, so ln the ecclesiastical world, great events now mature with marvellous rapid- ity. The door of entrance was left open to o-tl-er churches. But neither the Baptiste llor the Angliclml at present are rt-_-.ly ior admission into :thc neg-,tlutions that have progressed so quickly. Home larger union may

A creed was more easily agreed up-.

on than to many seemed possible. To this a general assent will bs requiredl from the ministers. It contains the substance of what is believed to be essential. Perhaps if it had' been drawn up by any one school of theology it

ago appeared to be centuries away i. i

oelieve they have dons. What the V churches may decide about it laenlaius

ai - Q

Serious Damage on Land and to Shipping. King May Visit the Scene.

ROME, Dec. 28-(Special)--Violent,

shocks were felt in Calabria this morning.

Serious damage resulted and some

casualties are reported.

At Bteiautoni the shock was mas:

severe.

if-1111; Victor has issued orders make

preparations for a royal trip to tial aurln should the tircumstailces "sv rant lt.

l.\'.\`UUN, Dec. 28-(Special)-A de-

llfl. fiom Catania, i-liclly, says th. ;,wc.l.h steamer Asia, the Austrian steamer Budatwois and the Italian sw auler Orseolo were damaged by the rarthquake and consequent tidal dis- turbance. The extent of the damage is get

._.._._.___-i-_-

lilTS LlUlll'S Mlllll

"FSH" LITT--SHVTNG

LoNnoN, neoomher 21-For the

first time on record a woman is to receive a Lloyd's medal fur saving ¢ life at ses. The woman is Miss Kats Gilmour, stewardess of the Sardinia, destroyed by tire as Malta in the course of the past month. Miss Gilmour refused Lo leave the

ship until all the women and childrm had been rescued, and her coolness and courage contributed to the sav- ing of many lives.

_.___._,_..

ITHSH MTMBTH _

STHT Tll .lllll

_-_

would have been in some respects DUBMN' D¢c_ 57_.J,m¢,a p_ gnu-_ Bllgl1\lY dlmfent- But mm Wh” CW rell, Irish Nationalist memktl" of Pir- look Bt l-hc Slime truth from B Gif- littment for North Lonzfvrd, who has ferent process of thought had to be lu-on advocating the l.n;oei¢t of cer- considercd. The Creed leaves out no- - tain individuals in tire i.on~li "ll lm.- tliing that-~is-essentie.l.- It cramps no , der, of which he is editor and prop- one who is loyal to the Master. To prietor, refused to give suretlee Ur

sion in the Quebec Government col- _ lapsed at Aylmer, Xmas Dny in leav- ing the church. He had gone to Avl- mer to Spend the holidays with his family. His illness is attributed to exposure an an open air meeting at St. Martins. His condition is serious

hilt not dangerous

lin Minister oi Mines and Colonies- ' _WANTED gm for general hom”

\ fm ii: " his ii)

_ , . 1' -.lllllu I iz zona _

""’”_*”°"' *Y " OST in 0erter's toy departmleTt

lc* ll’ “S SAUNDERS &` NEW SONVS' __ 0 fur mitts. Fiilder will be rewarded by

I ,i leaving at Jenkins sr Solu_1_2-!9d8i.

l\Iiuarrl .- Linimenl Cures Diplttlleria. 1 I_OBT_p;.ii'-gold *ril'nTn_ed‘glnsses fn

___________.. -‘ 1 case, between Ht. James church CHICAGO MARKE'1‘S_ /' IDG J0liDBOKi'B i'll‘\lg!t0i'6, Olil'i9D\lhB8

‘ /Z morning. Finder please leave at G.

z (I n§ork.mGood wages. Apply at

‘ua an 0 ce. .

/ ` _0S'l‘°between the post office and

/ Methodist parsonsge pearl and

,M _ .g gold umbrella handle, Fiuner please

` .|,,,|M` leave at Moore & McLeod s store.

llJ29dtf

led

Deg 2g._(gpe¢g,,1.)._| F. -Hutcheson’s and' receive reward.

neo. wheat um s. 1 ‘ 1l-NdI3r_<}- ol tool belonging to this erm. no

_° "_"A_ ag ran u tofu Ili!! NYPUN’-Oli if- C0 Mr

” Dec. Corn 57h' J An ~ ,. ,Que ww ANTED e. young man. to not

ltlan. Pork S14-70 N M Mp F . news agent on the train between

93 TORONTO. Dec. 29-(Special)-Mod-_Bourls and Charlottetown. Apply to

tiny' Pork $16-45,wlnds, fair and comparatively mlm, i -

; _ .

list.. wheat i

lan Corn 60i_erl*-c \‘-0 frcdh westerly to sodtherlyltiews agency dep‘t. P. E. I. Bly.

' I H631

and Dllecllgr of Geologlocah urveym h luis- now confirmed in l. c irec rs ip, _ .

and.wm "ct “Mer A- P. Low, Deputy LONDON, Dec. 23-A <l°9P9»f°h T"0“‘ I et¥l"lft1l:T-i`ll'ul.s !T'iet:v?v,tuell1rUmclif!er!;‘l§ Mlmstcl' of Mines' llcnnie says that Allstrit., H‘ungary‘ I l

shades of theoiogy.And as these have place in the Bible they may well be allowed expression in a creed. At the recent sitting a few verbal chan gee were made, but not as many as some

such general approval, even- if some slight changes would secure greater literary accuracy of expression.

POLITY.

T The committee believes that it has secured in the basis a strong connec- tiounl bond jnined with much freedom |nf action for local churches. The basis does not greatly weaken the counectional principle that has shar-

his future good behavior, and recent- ly was sentenced in the Kiug‘s ch Division to six months in intl,

THE LTHGTST ,

desired. It was thought better not to distort. what had been received with' .

PARIS, Dec. 27-The Chamber Ji

Deputies and the Senate recently_ - -opted the budget, which for the first ltirno exceeds eight hundred million 1 dollars. I

it is repor’nd in official circled that

'the French Government intends to is- sue s loan of four hundred milliglz

iacterlzed the larger churches, and it dollars to liquidate the hosting deb

has also secured for local churches the liberty to conduct their affairs in such way as may seem best for them.

‘To many members of the committee -it was li revelation to find how close-

ly the polity of the Presbyterianllud

_for repairs in tho navv =.n.! for as increase in the artillery. The price of issue will be about ninety seven and one half.

____----- 1

Miuard's Iilniment Cures Colds els

_ --- - ----~--- --. -_- -f# -f --5:,-_'-:_m.§:; _=_.i'._-:‘._-:.1'.';1

srulslsolzu rllit ,

Ar soulils YESTERDAY

TRY the SAUNSOME SAUSAGE me S X L on mmrsday' am’ 3 pa" °t' my is eclal ll! Pitons ) teams firm were stored with iiotir gd

‘ ll ‘ l .

SUURL5, Det I8-A had' fire occur-

red here tonight. While one of Mat- thew and Melanie men .was coming no from the wharf about 'F o'clock he

noticed a tire under a large warehouse `in which were some hundreds of tons

P .

McLean, who went down and found 'the building full of a winter's store

lol oosl all on nre. Two or three oth-

all sorts, of goods belonging to, otip merchants. About 50 teams i.d\msQ- ately bsgnn to haul away this state of winter provisions ln use th* buildings should burn slso. Othsrs worked to put out the fire but far n lost; time with little apparent re- sult. Finally they cut out tht door and the wharf and let the whois burning mass fall into the water be- low The are was first seen about .I o'eloclf and it was not until 11.80

er buildings adicflulng owned by thg'that lt was thus got under ouuhql,

‘_ \\ *l if

5_ ~e_.-

. t

-»`.

. --.3

. 5,

ll"r. ~

-.» ¢~ .

~Y,§ m.

»°;~;-

` i

‘_

Oy*

A ¢.

.\‘_l _ e'

`-lil L

., if 3 fl, 'J

aw,-.

E Z- _

‘.`,» 't ll.

' .