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F ill! W ||--- _ _ _ ' oi? _, The Japanae _Army "as Fuiiilied Wasniaorou, March A9-(Spcciu.i.)-¥ Déhverin-g Speech

Very Hopz out WQS President Renscveit has issued a pro-' _ _ _ _ Formed. clamation inviting the naval and-military “°N0t he Said|

representatives of the world to assemble

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Ynurow. March 2il.~Field Marshall

OYNHB illday gave his first interview since coming into the field. He refused to dis-

cuss the Probability of peace. “I nmll

only a soldier," he said,"‘not a politician," The Japanese government will nrrangel terms of peace when the time comes. We \vere forcedto fight this war in the in.

terasta of international peace and for the sa ety of our country. Personally I have a high regard fpr the Russians. They are soldiors- Till! oiileers and men are brave andable and have fought well. During the fwar between China and Japan I was the commander of thc army which captured Port Arthur. With ii division and a half of troops we took the city in five hours. The rcsult this time shows the wonderful difference be- tween the Russians and the Chinese, with Whom we had previous cxpcricncc. But our army, both soldiers aud

oilicers, performed their duty as Japan always would. Minister of War for Japan

_ for sixteen years, during which time con. acription laws were pnsscd, I have closely Wstchsil the making of the Japanese army, which has proved what I say, that the officers 'and mcn have fulfilled every hope as I believed they would in the older days when the Japanese army was com- posed of the Samuri professional lighting mcn. The modern army was drafted from all classes, yet all our hopes have been fully realized by the work this army has done in actual war." Field Marshall Oyamn declined to discuss the futurc movements or the plans of the Japanese army. He intimated that ho was ready to continue the war ns long as necessary. Despite the reports to the contrary, Field Marshall 0yama`s health is excellent. With his stall' he is comforinblyqunrtercd in a flnc Chinese house, placed nt his dis-

posal bythe Chinese viccroy.

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Phrenulogisi Warns the Credit Men of Chicago, and Gives a Few Pointers Which May be Followed.

Cincaoo, March 20. Chicago credit

iuen may nevcrgnore take any risks. A hundred of them, representing the biggest houses in trade, listened last night to a phrenolcgist. who told them _lust how to decide between the goiits and the sheep in the matter of paying debts. He sub- mitted these general rules: There is nota bump for thieving, an- other for murder, but there is a general conformation of the head which characterizes the horn criminal. l

The man who keeps his hands closed as_

a “list” while taihingi eneturalfborn liar. ‘

Theieisno ofroeption to this rule. Don'tJ give him credit. _

Astingy man in shaking hands will

Aperson notcd for his indecision will

offer his hand with it thud. You have get to do the shaking. -

A man whois forceful, energetic and a

docr ncvcr shakes hands in a listiess man. ncr.

Any person, malc or female, who roll the cyee while talking lies for effect; They are carried away by false pride. _

The man who looks you in the eye,‘talks

in moderate tone and modest manner, who shakes hands vigorously, who is neither nervous nor aggressive, can bc trusted.

All women are a hard risk. This is

due to inherited mental and physical

Sa ta

neverpress his thumb on me exwrmr traits, in which n msn figures asa n

part of your hand. Cmus' _

WEATHER FORECAST.

Tononro. March 30 -(Special)-Fine

and vcrynnild. <

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Continued very mild weather prevailed

yesterday.

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Monrizsu., March M.-A special

London cablc snysz-

“Fine weuthcr, turbines working

smoothly ; no vibration ; now fifty miles out at scn," is the wireless message received yesterday at Malin Head from thc new Allan line turbine steamer Victo- rian. When the ship arrived at Moville it was stated that though the ship en- countered a strong north-cast gale, and a choppy sea the previous night, so steady was the boat that the passengers slumi bercd peacefully in their berths. T\l0 voyage is already lookcd upon as a tri- umph for thc turbine. »

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November to celebrate the birth of thc

Afnericau nation. ‘

The first permanent settlement of Eng-

lish speaking people on the continent, he says, was at Jamestown on May 13, 16 fi.

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New Gi./isuow, March 2i).-(Spccial.)-

_ At the annual mcctingfof the Nova Scotia l Steel Company today Ii. E. Harris, K. C. of Halifax was elected president.

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WINNIPEG, March 20.-(Special.)-Mrs. John Thompson died tonight as the rc-l suit of licing horribly burned by gaso- line.

Her husband who attempted to rescue

hcr was suifocated in the cndcavor.

Mrs. Thompson had atteinptcd to light

a fire with gasoline.

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LONDON, March 20.-The Chronicle ._

publishes thc following: A remarkable ‘ story of the hanging of an innocent man is rclntcil in connection with a confession just made in Canada. A burglar was shot during a* raid, and, while dying, hc admit- ‘ ted that he was the perpetrator of what is known as the Kilbanc, County Limcr' ick, murder in August, 1902.

The murder, so the Irish Independent

recalls, was a most mysterious one. Two laborers named Sullivan and Clifford slept together one night, and were found next morning with their throats cut. in one case the wound was from right to lcft, and in thc other from left to right. One of the men was dead when found, and thc

_other-, on recovery, was charged with niurilcr. Three iimes the jury failed to agree, and the Crown, failing to get a conviction, deported the man to a Crown colony.

It is stated that the man who confcssed

to thc crime also admitted being it par- ticipator in the murder of a farmer named Donovan, for which, hc allcges, un inno- cent man named Twlss was hanged in

innocence.

Aldernian Meade, who was Mayor of

Cork at the time of the execution, in an

that an innocent man was hnngcd. Hc related that at one of the meetings hold

the inet that Twins was perfectly inno- cent of the crime, and furthermore that

Reliwtii'

as fntiare arrivals uncertain

on Grounds of Pro- vincial Rights

0'r'rAwA, March Zi.-(Special.)-Hon.

Gcorgc E. Foster discussing the Auto- nomy Bill today delivered what is con- sidered hy many one of the ablest speech- cs cvcr hcnrd in the House.

Fosicr first dealt with thc Cabinet

shuffle and suggested that Laurier`s act- ion in not framing the bill in accordance with Sifton`s views was to afford Sifton thc desired chance of witlidrawing from thc Cabinet. `

Next Mr. Foster at some length argued

that undcr the British North America Act Laurier is bound to leave to the pro-

vinces thc right to settle their educational matters themselves.

Moreover no matter what legislation

Laurier puts through it will bc found that in time to come these provinces'will

sctt-lc the question without Dominion interference. _ -

Fest-cr denied bulng bigoted and

opposed Separate Schools solely on the ground of Provincial rights.

RISING 0_F_llATlVES.

iii-:Ri.IN, March 24.-The National Zei tuug says a general insurrection of na- tives has tnkcn place in the southern part of the Camcroons (German Vi'cst Africa.) 'Ihc ews has not yet bccn officially con- flrinih.

MURDERER AT LARGE.

Gs.\'i-:vA, N. Y., March 26.-Joshon

Vindiclti, aultalian, who was stabbed Monduy,lnu-idicd at the City hospital. lzlis alleged niurdc1~cr,Antonio Diloretox, is still at large.

CHICAGO MARK ETS.

Cnloaeo, Merch 29 -- (Spelial) -

March Corn 47B May Corn 471 “ Wheat B85 “ Wheat 112

Pork $12.82# " $121571)

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N1-:w Yonx, March 20.-(Spt-cial.)-A

big gray bull running wild today caused great excitement about thc streets.

The animal fscaped from thc stock

yards and finding its way into the city charged groups of persons on thc streets.

Many narrow escapes took place until

l.ilnally the bull dashed through the ferry

house and into thc river where hc was

captured. .

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ConN\\'A|.i., ONT., March 29.-(Speciai)-

lioncy, the hockey player on trial for kill- ing another player named Laurin during a ganic cfhockcy wus today found Not

Guilty of Manslaughtcr and [was dis- charged.

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Liberals have decided not to contest Cen-

tre Toronto, made vacant by thc dcnth of IC. F. Clarke.

Beattie Nesbitt will probably be the

Conservative nominee.

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liIo.\'1‘u|-mi., March 2iJ.-(Spccial.)-

Canadians arc taking a lively interest

in the Japnncsc wer loan and many appli- cations for the bonds arc being reccivcd

by thc agcpts hcre.

A cANAo|fi_ri_ srnvicr.

LoNnoN, March 24.-It is stated thntthe

White Star liners 'l`cuior\ic and Majestic are shortly to be said out and placed on thc Canadian service. _

Tonoxro, March 29.-(Special)-The:

Blames

l:lA|.n-‘Ax, March 20.-(Spcciai.)-It is

feared that the Alianliner Pnrisianmay be a total loss. _

She is lying on the bottom and the

statement has been made that her keel has been bent by thc strain.

Pumps to-day succeeded in lowering

the water about twelve fcct.

The investigation ordered by the

(iovcrnnient bcgnn to-day when thc

l‘arisiun's ofiicurgs and onc passenger, l)r. Kirkpatrick, were examined,

lividcncc went to show that the

Parisian was at a stand-still and that the Albano without reason ran into her. .

HALIFAX, March Zi-The Captain of

iiie Allan liner claims that the fault is

entirely with the German stcaincr. Ho states that he was laying to, waiting

fora pilot, wh'en the other ran into him, for what reason be docs not know except, hc says, there was ii mistake nindc in the engine room. Aa he says, the Albnno which was also about to get a pilot, sig- niied just before the accident that she

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LoNr>0.~r, March 29.- (Special.)-In the

House of Commons' tonight Osmond

\‘i'illiunis, Liberal offered a resolution dc- ciaring that grave iniury would be caused to the shipping industry by ihc adoption of the changes in the fiscal policy advo- cated by Joseph Chamberlain.

The resolution was adopted.

500 ARRESTS MADE.

Sv. i’r-:Ti-;u.~inulm, March 24.-In cnnncc.

tion with the peasant revolts thcrc have bccn 500 invests in the Dvinsk district,

we in-sides sacking and burning pro-

perties and compelling the owners to seek rcfugc in the towns, the riotcrs are killing cattle and felling trees.

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MAY BE TOTAL WRECK

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Said that Her Keel Has Been Bent' by the Strain Upon

Her---The Investigation Ordered by the Government D ` lias Been Begun---The Captain of Parisian

Aibano.

wus about to go astern and then went full speed ahead and rammed the Parisian, tearing a hole twelve feet in depth and four feet wide in her side.

Thc captain of the Albans refused to

make a statement, but it is understood hc claims the Parisian attempted to cross his starboard bo\v when she should not have done so. The Alban0's bow is badly twisted, and a number of plates started. She had 149 passengers to land here, after which she was to proceed in Philadelphia.

The steamer Parisian, Capt. Johnson,

sailed from Liverpool (Eng), Merch 16 and called ntMoville, leaving the ncxt day for Halifax and St. Jclm.

'i‘he Albano, Captain Kudenhold, sailed

from Hamburg on March ilth for Halifax and Philadelphia, passing through thu Straits of Dov(-r March 10.

The Parisian is a steel bark-rigged ves-

sci, 3.'l*5 tons burden net. ~ii0 feet long, 46 feet wide and !’fl feet in depth. She was built in Glasgow, Scotland, by Napier Gt Sons. and launched in January, 1981.

The Aibano is a steel schooner-rigged vessel, 2433 toas burden net, 380 feet long, 45 feet- wide and Z7 feet in depth. She was huiit at Belfast, ireland, by Harland & Wolf, and launched in Jan., 1886.

OLDEST CIVIL ,

SERVANT DEAD

Halifax, N. S., March 27'-The death

occurred yesterday of John R. Wiiliac<», assistant receiver general and manager oi' thc savings beak here. He was the oldest civil servant in the Dominion.

On the arrival hero: of Earl Grey in De-

cember last deceased was presented with a medal of the of order distinguished merit. He leavqsa grown up family. One son, Reginald, is manager of the Hank of Montreal at Yarmouth, and another. Henry, in business atSt. John, and dangli- ter at home. Deeceased was K).

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healthy, there is no pregarntion so prompt and none so thoroug as Dr. ‘base s Kidney-Liver Pills.

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