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he time the fatal shots were fired Harry

__ The Queen Was Unhurt. Bi Ti” "°°°"‘ """‘°“"° §...'£':::.::;‘:;';;:...t°:..t:.‘:_.3:'::

Siifling Of Debate Neces- sary To Complete The

Program

LONDON, Jan. thirtieth-Big as is

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President Of Live Stock Ass- ie? i'i.'.l’°.f.§’..'..i’.§'.'.°i'i“'1“.§`r'il§.'..l§'if°?i§l'§i.`

oclatlon Calls Them Trust g

opened today and earnest las the o

vernment leaders have show

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Menials to

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iioosevelt's policy of government b control oi grazing lands in and out p of forest reserves were unanimously

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meet the views of all factions con-

ituting the present radical major-

indursed today' by the National Life sentativcs since the last session of

oc ' Association

arliament have led to the ex octa-

St lc . . V P P The Prceidenifs policy on this ques- 'tion of more definite proposals with

tion also 'was approved in reeolu- regard to the government's Irish

tions adopted ‘tonight by the conven- policy, old age pensions and educa~, ____

tion- of 'ithe =0olorado Horse and Cat- ti

tie Grow`ers"Association, whose pre- references to which in' the king's sidcnt, John W. Springer, labeled the sp

United States Bglate as an_aggrege- el

trusts.

He criticized the protectionists of that the king used his influence as

Milssechusetts who demanded a re- far as he was able without over- dilction of the terlfl on wool and stepping the constitutional bou ds to hides, but pooh poohed the western- modify the more sweeping progosals

ers' cry for a reduction on shoes w

und clothing. \ _ those usually in their confidence.

“If they do ‘not cease their tactics' hc said, "I know there is not a men in this hall who will not rise up and compel them, even if it is necessary

to hang them as you would reg NN

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This week, “Fairy1and” is present-

ing a magnificent series of programs for its patrons. The vaudeville at- traction will be Miss Genevieve Hom- er a queen among soubrettes. 8 charming singer, dancer and comed-

Masterly Dleas F or Justice-

on, .to mention only a few subjects,

ements, especially interested there-

There _is an inclination to believe

ith which the cabinet is credited by

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pilositlon Declares That

were assassinated today.

they had been sojourning, by e bend men i u who fired a volley from carblnes.

open carriage whens group of ulen at corneroflthe Pieua and the arsenal sud- b deniy sprang toward the carriage and levelling the cnrhlaes which they had vv

e well defined feeling ofidisap-| ~ ---

ntment among the ministerial sup- ` '

DENVER, Colo., Jan. 31-President porters that the cabinet has. not

en more definitely radical in- its

roposal. '

The speeches of the cabinet repre-

LISBUN. Feb. 2-(Speclal)+King Carlos co

and the Crown Prince Louie Phililppe wounding the King and the Crown Prince

and slightly wounding the Klng's second

Thi? were shot to death _while seated in son Prince Manuel. ,

the Royal Cerrlnile at Lisbon, just after

Queen Amelie, who rose in the carriage

noesled upon them, ilred, mortelly his seat

The King had nlrcady received his

death wound. '

Agrsat hush fell on the crowd, and

then e terrific burst of anger coupled with

Which Was Very Severe , ` at That Port.

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LUNENBURG, N S Feb 2 (Special)- Aiylulent hurricsnedestroyed the whervee here and 'ildfgreet damage to the schoon-

vvhirled away to the state hospital for the rrlmlusl insane at lntiiewen. Thaw was greatly pleased with the

verdict but he was 'unwilling to ge to luettewen and wanted the order con tested.

On thc way to uetteewaii Tb»\wdirect-

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shrless of women and screams of fright-

their return from Ville Visuore where and tried tu shield the Crown Prince was on

D T110 Dvpulhfre Wee thrown into a panic.

It seemed as though the assassins ilred score of shuts, and in an instant before e startled onlookers could move the

en had turned end.were fighting a wily rough the crowd in an endeavor to

hurt. ' 'rho Gund ima on the msn killing

The royal family were driving In nn three. ’ = il

Almost at the ilrst shot the King fell th

nck on the seat. m

At the same moment the Crown Prince th

as seen to half rise, thcn sedk beck on _ find an open space end make tb eir esape.

y in the -house of commons, there_ f

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Hundred Thousand Have Crossed the Yukon-

ST. RA.UL»»Mina., Jan. 31-A spo-

cial to the Despatch, from Seattle, Washington, says :

The largest herd of caribou ever seen in the wilds of Alaska is now crossing ,the Yukon River, working its way southward to escape the frigid cold of the Arctic region. Professor Joseph B. Terryl, geolo-

fnd to the string. It is estimated

Calls Thaw a Coward and Skulker.

NEW YORK, Feb. l--William Trlweri

inn Miss Homer has won signs] Jerome, representative of the peopl success on the Mainland circuit, _sud medcsmssiorly plea today that JM'-li _ he' W°1`k has Men highly rm Bed be done in the cars br Harry Kendal

everywhere. Sha comes with the lielvt

of testimonials and the Public car rest assured that she `wlil maintain thc highstandard, "Fairview" hm set in vaudeville. She changes pro- grams frequently. BNWIWH Dl”°B9Dl5i11E the latest and brightest selections. She will arrive by the boat ¢hiF morning and will open her week’s cn- gngement to-night, with a splendid repertoire. Particulars will appear in the evening papers. For this week, Percy Haruev. the

well known vocalist ,will also sinl in conjunction with Mr. Maddlson,so that each evening there will be twv songs instead of one as heretofore. These men will help each other in the choruses besides singing solos- Tllere will be a complete chen§° Of moving pictures as followsz- (l) Ice industry in Sweden.

(2) Masquerade Party.

(3) Four looted hero. »

(4) Tulips.

The admission will be the same as_ last week-ten cents for adults and

uve for children.

The Moncton Times in speaking IQ- cently 0( the performance of Miss Homer at the Auditorium, said tl-at her songs were excellent. She IHS' scsses a beautiful voice with ercelr tionally ilne ,artlculati0ll. IDB ll" = monologue work in- far above tile or-.

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ailments are quiellyt rellxfl VY' °"°*°|°“" iclilcu. een cumin box. lrilnilil- -

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pitiful nekodness. to all the world. l such e min worthy of even the sleghlosi. consideration at your hands I"

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Thaw, Vind ’ctivenesl~,sneers,insiuuatiou ell were lacking; logic, enslysis md calm consideration ofthe filcts were Lhvl

substitute. It was no appeal for vengelnc

r.iiejury,llut always in his argument ther

mercy. I

Gominl to the conclusion of the lor;

address, Mr Jerome denounced Thaw ii bltrerest ferml es “a coward. B|llllH"| behind, the pettiuoets of his wlie attempting to shield end rave lil worthless life behind hcr shame.” Twice in his sanity. d°°l"°‘i tl"

prosecutor, “he has ret in this court roen end had her bare her shame in all if

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PAm5__ nwlying to the theme

D|,°,,,,»-which up given in the city

by theliw that Mr Jerome addressed i I

was the ucfe of fairness, even et iimell i H

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not night: Aristld Brieud, the Minleur of Jesilce and Worship. practically clmu ut in favor of trial mvrriegu- l-le live unions should he con!-rliiwi 9°"_lll°6|°° si-|04. under i`¢¢»\.|¢f¢gil¢`i»a» samsung

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rososro. wb I-ftlvsiilll-Ff°°li *°

hat more than 100,000 caribou have o

my into the fastness of the moun- zains of the lower Yukon Territory. w

gist, and several men connected with m

the United States survey in Alaska men. He talked to some of them and lavc just sent to the coast reports wrote letters to them. I am not o- fl lf the migration of animals. in

DDRESS T0 JURY

BY H. J. PALMER, K. C.

IN s. 0.

BROWN CASE

eech did not satisfy the respective Reported Fu||y_ one

tion of millionaires put there by the in.

' Of E. 0. Brown

The Evidence

ion into The' Sanity Summing Up of By Counsel

‘ *for Crown.

MR_PALMER’S ADDRESS- quiet: and all these point to his in-

CONCLUD ED. S

Now, gentlemen there is another 3 etter. He asked to see medical

And what had Brown evolved edt

f that shrewd brain of his? Inshn- i

'rossed the stream and wended their ityl

Do you mean to say that Brown, ith all his ingenuity, could not

anityi Gentlemen, did you`ever hear uch contradictions. At what time ould he ever have been either sane r insane. \ Mr. Palmer then went into the mutter fthelife insurance policies taken out by

g into their evidence. But what Brown, and disposed of them by sayin!!

The herd has been moving for 100 were they sent for? To see if Brown i,hsr,'hi> took [ham out in order to aifer lays now and there seems to be no was insane. ,hemas59e“,1,,yf°,10,,ns_

l-le closed his mesterly uddx-ess fo the ury by a spirited reference to what was supposed to he Brown's chief delusion.

"ln all evidence." said Mr. Palme . “tile

Phe head of the column es reported play up to his pert. Gentlemen, dU0l1°1"S wld U1" Bmw" hm’ 8 5°"'“l“ ly those who have been travelling in there was one man who sat behihd il0lu*4i0l1ub0\1tfl Svrtelll meh- If WM 11°* he district, seems to be near Sixty the scenes, and after the play was possible to make any mention of that file Creek, the herd apparently com- over saw Brown come off the stage. ng from the Tanana Valley. It is That person was the jailor,- Mr.

ielieved that the winter is unusually Hamill.

evere, which has had the effect of

Now, gentlemen, put all this medi-

mi\n’s name without Brown showing signs of his delusion. Hin it siruc you,gentlemen, that ell through this

,nvmg the animals from their usual cal evidence out of the wan and investigation th|s`man's name has been cedlng~p1ains to some point further excerise common sense. "“P°“"‘"Y “‘°“"l°“°“““"‘l BF°“'“ h”

Had not Hamill every opportunity been “B lllllft RS BUY lD9°fBl»0l`-

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stter opportunity than the doctors?

- If a person was staying at your

house and felgning insanity do you n

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- When Mr. Hamill was cross-examined

WINNIPEG. Feb. I-Some exiriordin- by my learned friend with regard to rp tyrannical decrees are being published 32110 EDCOUDWP Eli the liiil N10 H8102

by the Dcukhobor leaders. that blrl fair to

lrlve the whole of the Northwest com- t nunilies out eu e vent pilgrimage next t

ipriny. The situation ln_ the Donkhohor must make sure of the doct3,.s_--

villages here ll unparalleled in the world.

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o notice what went on; and did he

"Now, gentlemen, you can weigh ell

ot know whether it was put on or thiliovlflenoe, We have done our duty a-

Ot- H9 BUYS! "I BBW l10¢'»l1iDE counsel fortheCrown and weleeve the f`°“g~ Bmw” was |’hY5l°“llY “H case in your hands with every confid-

ever saw any reason or sympton °“°°‘ `

d think him insane.” Hadn't he a

oi: think you would have a better hance to know it than a man who ame to casually call upon him?

'It was a sham all through." Now, look. Let us follow this hing out. Brown says “No doubt he lawyers will do all rig lt but 1

So he'does, and to have no inun-

They have been ordered to lell their cattle 'sistency he writes out this history

by theirleaders. They have done so, and

of his life, 'which has been given in

now their children die for want of susten~ 0VidBD¢0i Bhd DU* Of -Wlllfh MB IPW-

n`ce. Last fall lhcy were ordered io evil

y s could evolve u dlfence oi' insan-

¢, .

hd' ’m_°D_ to the numb" 0. l5_000_ 10;. Isn’t that the clevcrest di»'.-lar

making emnckery of the benevolence of 8'

the Quakers. who gave them to them. The

sane man could put up. (Mr. Palmer hcre referred nt length

to the care with which the pllstnor

Doukhobongevethewhols ofthe product: had gathered togetherthe damn, °f

itotheirleaderqaud the plople are now

pe_upere.A special order was also cent out

at the commenvment of winter to cell eil the chickens A il this was accordingly

done, lt e tremendous ncriilce. Recently

agents have gone around to abolish

“llme,"aud nv uch ee $6.000 worth of

watches _and tslwthea have been ukrn

swly from the people. Mirrors have also

been forbidzfglnnd eu agent of Peter Veviegin hal _ around a'g‘ll colleciel all leokinkgdlimlé Tea. angler. coffee, also

pancakes have been forbidden. and their

food liinow nerrlvveii down to raw path- tooe, onions, carrots. turalpc, eic. The women hav been noted for their skill in

emhnold»l'y,%t' this the leerlerl have roftlcilcc. ‘ ‘ll what ii lnnaieil by a committee. _

reno onvirlunrr ls gnsi-mira to cure any .cess of Itching, Bli d,

_ 3 fn" ,merry winds, fell- slid very lwld ,_

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Bleeding o intruding Piles in 6 to lideye or in refunded. 50 ctr. I

rms ‘oliildn me 'ro 14 bus.

his 3 plan fo establish insanity He -had not established any delusion pfior to going to jail, but when a delusion had to be produced the

er of this man who wassup-

broiight forward and he tried to prove that this was a thing of long standing).

Why did the prisoner say this was

the 'man he wesafter. Because the doctors said that the delusion had only started after he went to jail? Look at what the doctors have tmtified ah to his physical healthy it wssnormal. They nearly ell are at one on this point. Drs. Henderson and McLaughlen endeavor to make out that certain little things-the prisoners well: for instance end other peculiarities are evidence of his unsound mind. .God help us, gentlemen, if we were ell subjected to ‘such a system _of examination. We are-tolil~thet~ Brown has an acute mind: and that is a sign of inesnityi We are told that he is sluggish: and

that is- unothcrclgnd He is happy: htgil morons: he is voluble: ‘he ie

Mlnard’s Llnlment Cures Dlsfemper

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WINNIPEG, Jan. 81-One of the

most extraordinary law suits that has been instituted in Manitoba hes been commenced in the prothono, tary's onlcc in Winnipeg. The plain- tin is e man et whose name 140,000,- 000 persons tremble, for he is no less e personage than the Czar,

The alleged faithless steward ofthe

ceer is Stefan Proskurekofl, and with hi is a woman of high degree, Annu Zilhlan by name. The two hail from Tsebkend, the lergestcity of"Uen-‘

:gig to lbs pemecuting him wasitrel Asia. The errlng couple have

since their arrival here, been nttlng themselves out sumptuously, end Nicholas, at the conclusion uf his statement of claims, humbly requests that all these lends, goods and chat- tels be vested ln his name and con- verted to his own use.

Referring to the ahsconder the

statement says :

"The defendant, Proeekurekoif, who

gasses-under the assumed name of eeian Ludkotfkae, wee formerly treasurer for the department of the

intel-for of ti? Russian government in the Provip e of Turkestan. During his tenure of oillce there he reeei

sums eléloounttng to I40_toublue and over Sl ,000 end stole or embeuled and appropriated the money for his own use."

.]||i;__¢4'| ginimsi Cures Dipihorlr- ”

dinlcult problem.

lopment and commercial expansion.

facillitate her commercial _activity

ard in the harbor, e The whois shore is -drawn with wreck-

age. ’

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With Fiv Other Dramatists A H- Took Part in Bai<er’s

C "WdSl8'

LONDON, Feb. 1-J. H. Radford,

London’s censor of plays, who last October forbade the production of H. Grenville Barker's play,“Waste,” has accepted a modified version, a copyright performance of which was 'given to Londomyesterday. The cast .on that occasion was a most remark- able one, including no fewer than six dramatists. Among those in thecast were Bernard and Mrs. Shaw, G. and Mrs. Wells, H. Granville Bearer, George Gilbert Murray, William Ar- cher, Laurence Housman and John Galsworthy. _

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t the ioiireseiita iv~ e of the Pr ii 2-

“I niil ii~riectl. ~i\i».- iliw. bu I nl

. going ti M.-ti will on the advice of

my coun~cl who iitiugil- it il wise- for me to .u.~ 'or li ai-ii oi iieheas i-or-pus

llgllllillll SHAWN ~

“Chun ol will pros.-i d iii ‘hr or -iier of

releasejusi as -ooll in-lihey eel- ge te~ g.-.|iert- proofs.

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Members of wrecked Bark- enilne Rescu-<d After Lung 'Peririd of Hardship.

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 80-The

steamer Mlowera arrived from' Aus- tralia bringlng details regarding the finding of castaways fromftlle wreck-

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LONDON, Jen. 30-A few of the

morning newspapers refer to the Japanese immigration settlementi mainly as it concerns Canada. They praise the wise moderation of the

Japanese government and express satisfaction at the removal of the

The Morning Post remarks as a

significant fact that although the the question of Japanese' immigra- tion in the United States, arose long before a similar ‘problem pre- eehted itself in Canada no final set- tlement hns yet been reached between Tokfo and Washington.

The Chronicle, on the other hand

regards the question as settled prec- ticelly with regard to both the United States and Canada and the settlement reflects the gi-cateet cre- ditoniail who were instrumental in bringing it about. "Jepan's most pressing need at the present time," says the Chronicle, "is internal deve-

nud this friendly settlement willi

with both the United States and

Engnsh Papers praise Canadalthirteen being drowned. Fifteen sur-

ed bsrkentine Dundonald, who for,

_' eight months struggled to exist on I llisappointment island, two hundred

iiles south of New Zealand. The Dundoneld, with a crew of -.venty eight was wrecked on the icks of the island on March 7,

ivors reached Auckland Island in a

for Promptness in Arrang- §`ii‘l$’r‘§.s'.‘?l°."‘°“°° bm °“"° ‘°°'""'°

The castawnys lived on raw molly- awks and seals. They knew a go-

end Island, ' and in July a. strange

verment food depot was on Auck-

ooking boat was fashioned of sticks B

nd canvas, clothing and blankets saved from thcrlship. A small bone, saved from e bird, with e hole pierced in it, was used as a needle and some wire from the ship for thread. The boat started July 8 end in September the food depot was found. There was e good boat there, and, making sails from their cloth- ing, thc crew went back to Disap- pointment Island and took the others to Auckland Island. The Miowcra, passing with e scientinc party, saw their signals a month after they reached Auckland and rescued them.

CHICAG MARKETS

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will appear at Wonderland this even- ing, ln costume' suitable to nel- neme, and as in all else Miss Went- worth does is certain of e‘ready,wel- come. For another evening she is et' Wonderland, the management having been lucky enoughto persuade her to stay for at least this appearance. The Fencing song is one of the hits of the de and Miss Wentworth does

fuetice. ' .

Kr. Treinor is on the bill forthio

evening as well; he is a .decidedly popular linger and in illustrated songs takes the audiences every time - _.

The motion pictures are especially

flue. A Winter Straw Ride illue- thtee the old time winter driving

THE FENCINGGIRL-

girls. The good time they have ie very true to life, and the moonlight scenes are superb. An Error of Jue- tlcc is a deeply lnterelting tl_m`de- picting how circumstantial evidence will sometimes convict' thr ug men. The remorse 'of the mumnr is chown too; and his final self. 'do- ltruction. l 'r ' ' “X '“’

an nngllni Rsuvvey mu

it d the accompanying dance fulli eh h ug 5 ‘“‘ 2..i°;1.°;"li‘.i‘ ..u'“~2‘s'i in li’.Fhi"..’“‘.‘.i

Wales; through towne' and cities familiar from historical story, -md in the most realistic of the idnrheye'

yeéhreelalgn the screen.

e uoky Trousers

make lots of fun, and will e liet of as flue pictures el oo d be

with a big sleigh ntted out to' ec comodets a merry party of

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