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IN INSPECTION or Manx null Anvil

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ur at 1>ARL1AMl=;Nr ls nnwna ow ASSEMBLED

Third Regiment Canadian Artillery of St. MA" ESiaf°0f $|75.000- WW' 'S /\b<wtAWeek0ver- whose' bon w R rl *mm* _T

as 0”" Y The Overwhelmin Ma°orit of theG v-

_John lame Leadin mac __ _ A only Ab0ns2ooo To I duerheornuaisare r,,.,,,dN.,,Ha,,, g'_ 1 Y 0

g e The se g|,a.,,,,'s Anxious Ne J 8°" ernment Party Will Preclude Much

d R ' - A w ersey _

can eglmem’ of Halifax’ Cmnes -- Sf--1<»»-~.N.B..vw 2»-<s.»n.1»- ____ Debate-“There Willbe Gener-

_ 1{M,,.A,( nec 29 (S There ie,so far, no word ofthe steamer _

‘ ‘ ‘I - _ Deeiail-The \\ili Mount Royal yet, andthe G. 1".R. oilic- :1\`1‘I\\'M1K.N.J-. D.u.2il~(SncLial)-Tire

_*__ of the late; Levi Ilnrt was admitted to ials are keenly anxious about her. uzurdercd woman, whose body was found

1 probate on Saturday. She is about s week over due. ln a pond near Iiarrison has been leer.

'ras real estate is valued in 5175.030. , ----_i_ mam as Annie o'Keere or annie :\'ev|a~;' TOKIO- ~l-‘limo Nw 29-<S|>=ula1>~ The Most of it is left to his sori nad daughter. a housemaid employed at Orange, ”“'°“‘Y'f°“fUl Ulu” Wi" f~"f“1\l|Y UW" wi

Hegaveabout two thousand to charities, The police expect to make arrests 5‘““""“-V I’-V the EUIPUYH' “|10 iiilivcfvil

and shout fifteen thousand to relatives shortly. U10 Speech from the Throne. and 9ll\Dl0Y€B. li The overwhelming majority of th- le rv

__ -- rnment in the Diet makes it improbable

-my

OTTAWA' DW 29“(SD°Cll1l)~A Svccitl The Second R-gimeni, ol Ilulliax, fol-

Mlnna (metre announces that the 'rrnni I '°“"’ “""" 27”’ ““‘l M°"°"~‘ ll is third wir

Regiment Canadian Ari.lll¢ry,Sr. John, 170 pCmts` '

led the Canadian Ar liiary regiments \\| h

838 points at the lasi. inapei tion. g;lng5_

The 02nd Regiment is 15 h among tho

cavalry and infantry city of,-rpg, with 143

Scientists Say . _ London Fog Is

A Costly Evil

The Money Loss To Business Put 'At $l,

250,000 A Day-Dense Fog And Cold More Prejudicial To Life Than

Cholera '

LoNneN, I).e28. Wheuagcaui.c Lon- quarters ofa square tuliee in area could

<l°n!ou'nkes possession of the Enallsh notbc washfdaatlhadte be scraped, the capital an impenetrable miit, heavily depodtvieizglring three tous.

chargolwith sulphur, b'uis .ut every- ___~_________

thing. You inhalc it and ic chokes you;

it gets inioyour 1 yes and th» y smart. U E The pavement cannot be seen benrath

one's feet. The sheet lamps ar: turned

ou, bnt their rays are swallel u J Lefere

they have travelled half the dista--ce t.-

ths ground. Predestrians los' their way and vehicles mount the sidewalk. Some*

times rl driver does not see his mistake B M A H I N uniilhe dnds himself mixed up with the

show goofs in some shop window. "

Business, of course, becomes disorganiz

el. An experthnsesiluiuicd that day These Make The vessel

of fog lu London _menus a general loss ol' $l_mwO_ Safer For Those Who

Aftern week of bmi London fog the rr- ILUSS Timm i

turns of deaths due to diseases of the re

spiritory organs have several times been 1' “-

twice and thrice the normal nurul‘sr. ~ ‘

T d dl I dl I L d ‘ 1’/nm, I).-c. 25.-Following elaborate

hs ea y ngre entao a on on og _

experiments to prev.nt the recurrence

arc the particles of dust and soot which

of accidents to submarine vessels, the

are always pnsemm me m'm°eDhere`Slr Illini-ter of the navy has issued orders "v'T‘ Dyereqummes uma annually two that all submarines he llited with ds- tons ot foul deposit fall unon each aero at t_m_n“mc tchwhow bww’ whim ‘H cum Kew’ whuu uueful mmsnnmpwg of accident., will permit of communica-

eondueted at Chelsea some years ago Mon with mi wrmw.

showed that n deposit of six tons on aer- `~

foil In a single fortnight. ~ ‘

Piillil _W nn ur ncnlw wulnmln A sam asf

What is the Butterfly Dance?

various feats onlenplug-performing with _ _

the loading rein »iumilll\il°l0°\‘°I°5 “"5 |l`l COTTSUITHTIOIT

general race course work ass all shown

on the eanvar.. 'l‘lo reenic vii".-els I-rr ___

beiutiial and the noble animals do their

"wk °" °h”I'l""“"`“"'h‘°h Ne; H' min; Cmc/mo, De ', 30 Dr. Joseph F. Penle termed, with sn invert-at an ADL- W0 _

"nt pub. hum". DW", wt of me Wop. den, s department superlrrtcndtrnrxlt elml onion., The themcls de.-ply in'el-eallulr Dl°Y°d 57 ll 0h|°‘H° P“"“"“ ‘E ”‘ and the long tlim all In shnv. in its splbn- tonight of lookjaw; rcsultlrlii' H0111 505°' did Way ol telling the intorertiag story. mn of the Mm wmch he |.e°¢|,,ed ,, 'nk

G“"dm""r And V" Kmm mwo A Dr Pesseden fell down s stairwly powerful comedy Lenin one wr.i¢-h will 53°' ' . h H ‘nm mule fun enough to hs! the evening. inthe laboratory oft o DM .UB D 'f‘rout'lan ofa Tramp me rn ‘ny at all times The skin over the nose was broken lid

inn. Weary Willie saw the p’U9 F0112 "ir the wound became infected with toillltll t. en. The end cf the isle is to io r r: on Ummm" E" ,hu Dhymm, ing eilcoaxoi-\ tleast for \Vlllie. 'ina mms' Auto annie Thieves .nel me Mrrqaernie was swldfnly stricken with iovllnw- MH: Party make up the number if pictures diagnosed his own csse andwith thas o and an both cxeipthn ily R000 “"1 In gncll and paper directed his family to

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°°'"°I' "“E'°"°°‘“|"‘ M' n'“'"°y'° mu" send him toa hospital. He then seat for

trsied sons wlllb¢"1'e I -<'.l`- It U0-\“l»|~ I “_ or md mad, M, ,,||| During |,|.`

ful Som "ous of the opal-r -nous of the F ° 7 ' day. HH* Trairor sgskln miie. rr his »\r\D"°l‘ l"“°" "° "°“°"'“"ly ‘E°|"°d 'nh the ho. gm. 5| ,.°n¢|||u,»,|-mor and will render p||,| physicians in thelrcJluml'»lil0l\l Ind UAH., they Gather the list." This is a “pressed th, onlnrqn geveral days ago ”;°°\f°'°"“'° ‘"1" m"’IT"‘°n" A" Imp!" that hs could not recover. The immediate lu t e lin or ss UD" U i""1"’ "°“*" . The eomplstuq progl-for -s a generous and oauie of death was hen-t failure, follow splendid ono, and should receive the pst- irg a acnvuislrn. '

manga oitha largest numberwhieh ha# __ .__..___--- Yst filled the Marker. Hall. mn., coma. n,.nnr»:»r.. u-- "ser thrill

._ ___..._.. ----- »- ,,,__,_,,h, nm q,,,,.;,~,, mil. <1 by 0|-ssulma y

Nlnardl linimcnt Cum Drpliierla

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Girl One Year Old, Daughter ofloseph McLeod of Cale- donia Cross

One oi the saddest ,occurrences that The

Guardian has cver had to report, occurred at Calc lonia Cross on Friday when a little lllrli DRM 0110. year. daughter of Jaserb McLeod of Caleionla Cross was burned to death.

Mr. McLeod was working in the woods

on Friday afternomsnd Mrs McLeod wear, out of the house to the har.-i. She left her

three children in the house. In some way the hon-e took fire while the parents were all cnt. '1‘..e owe uhlcrchildren aged three and four year; respectively, ran out of the house le ivlng the youngest inside. 'The cries of the elder ones alarmed the

mother, who hurried to the house, but suchu volume of flame and smoke me her when she trlcl to rescue the littir

girl that she had to give up the augmpr -in making which abc received man) burns.

The tire bnrnel quinkly, and soon the

house nnd all its contents was destroyed. The body of the litili child was entirely onsuuled, it being dlilieult. to limi even traces of the bones. The 'sad affair has aroused sincere

sympathy everywhere. The cause of the, fire is unknown.

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MHS EIT|]Y PLANS $I.ilIll.IIIlII EHAIIITY

Iilil THE PEIIIIT

Bos'l’0N, Iiiass., Doc. 28-Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy's project is the founding of a $1,000,000 Christian Science lnatllutltn "lor the special benefit of the poor and the general good of all mankind." She is new in consultation with Archibald Me- heilan, one of the three trustacs of hor rslnte. in regard to the de‘ails.

The plan was anncunu.-d by Mrs. Eddy

in a lelt-<r to lilr, McLellan, published todayiu thc Chrl thin Science Sentinel, the weekly organ of tho rult, which ls published in Boston, in which she sayoi-

“I desire ts comnlcnro lmmedlutrly to

found a Christian Science institution fur

she special benuiit of ihe poor and the general good of all mankind. The found ing endowment of this institution wil cost at least, $1,003,000."

Leaders oi the church in this city say

they know nothing of the detail-:. One of them suggeiled that Mrs. Eddy probably has in mind an lr.slltui.lon something like the Associated Charities.

What is the Ilutterily Dance? ,

Condensed ailvcrtlscmcais

'Poo late for Classification

IH* SRE PAGE 6 POR RATES @

OST-A small silver. open lace, l\dies

watch. Finder please have at Guar-

dian omne. 12-Ildlil

Emiinniit -'rnaonenylioqrenriha

Rt n.omin||papsr mths news h shun fresh and np~af-dass, and that no some time during tha rlaqovcn budv is liely to

my u\e_ is l\d\omi..sri while the

Y/inruourlt, N. S.. Dos. 2l~(23peelal)-

Alexander John Hood diol hero Saturday nighh

llo was 72 years of hge, and had been

Postmaster of Yarmouth for 42 years.

llc was the oldest Postmaster in Nova

Scotia.

Mrs. Charters, Point du Chenc, is

a daughter.

AMEHIEAIIS

AAUHILIZE ' TITHPEIIITES

Nnwrorrr, R i, D: c 28-The mobilization fthe largest fleet of torpedo boats, torpi- dc boat destroyers, and submarine torpedo boots in the histcy oi the American navy will take place in Narragansett' Biy ln the

spring and summer of 1003, according to information gained here today. The fleet villlhe in command of Commander Char. les G. Marsh. who will have under. his dt- rectlon about 50 uorpedo boats and torpa lo boat destroyers and the iirst and second tiotillas of submarines

BIIIITAI GAME IIE HIIEIIEY PIAYEIT

AT WINNIPEII

liioneron, Dec. Eli-Tim hockey match

betwien the Maple Lenis of Winnipeg and the Winnipcge, lout night was one of the moat brutal exhibitions ever witness- ed ln Winnipeg. '

Every msn on the Winnipeg team was

injured with the exception 0! Kean. Boulton had to bo carried off the ice with the blood streaming over the areus from his wounds shortly after 11 o‘o‘.cak, and the sur- viving Wlnulpsgs left the ice, the game standltugslx to four in the Lsal`s fsvor. Hall deliberately cut Boulton'a head open. The ics looked like a slaughter house. wlola pstohea ol blood and broken spots whore the fights had occurred scattered all over the gruesome scene. Bv this time quite a third of the large crowd of spectators had left the rink disgusted at this development of the Canadian national game

nuslil"'"“ SHIP anna

nan

Bosmu. Dec 28-Harrison Loring, who

started one of the first plants in the Uni- tAd States fer the building of iron steam ships is dead at his home in South Boston

at the age of fl years.

pt.

Cameron & Co. are showing somethinl

novel and useful in s pocket lighter war ranted not tn blow out In any wind

l d is itlwmbiilll and native

'..>..s~ - "

_ ._,n ,.

Paris debenture bond which he held had

night his wife dreamed that the bond which hu' husinnd had held, Nc. tl9~i,'i6»l, had really drawn $20,000. ~

She urged ber husband to make im-

mediate inquirie=, and M. Chclci.. though _'ery skeptical. went to the treasurer

gencral`s oiliee, where, on search being, mide, It was discovered that |\ mistake had been made, and that the bond sup~ posed to have been drawn at par had in reality been drawn for $20,003.

Mr. Chalet is new a firm believer in dreams. ,-/'

MINE ITISASTEH WIPEIT IIIIT AN

.iaecn's (lumen, Pa.. Dec. Zi?-The Darr

mine yielded more \ictluis of the or- ploslon of December lil today, about 7 hndles having been brought to the sur- face during the 24 hours. :Rescuers are rernovlng debris] from Entry No. 27 in which there is a great mass of bodies thosoln view and those already brought

out totalling over 200,

It was learned today that thc rllsaste'

cnrnpleti ly wiped out SL. Marys Bencllclal Lodge, which hnu over l00 members. Not u member was lcfi. to adruin,ster the ni- falrs of the lodlze, and Rev. Father Kal~ mon Kovulz, of McKcesprrt, and tin Auslradiungarian consul at lhttslmrv hhvc token charge of its all`uirs.

_____i____

What is the Butterfly l)auce ?

THE SIISSEX EIIIISAIIE IS

YET LIVIEI’

Sussex, N. B., Dec. 28-There is no

nba. cmcnt in the zeal with which the temperance pf-.opla have recently under~ taken to stamp out the liquor traffic here, as today two raids were made. This momlngtwokegr nf pilsnerrheer were aelzeciirom Thomas Brown's premises, and an analysis will rrahahly be made to ascortrln the percent-age of alcohol. l Late this afternoon another unsuccess-

fulrsld was mods on the Royal llotel.

That lntcrestia not decreasing lsevldcnced by the fsot that a number of citizens

participated In the lasn mentioned raid.

drunk, came up in the police court th

where the seizedllqiior was stored. Th

W. D. Turner prosecuted, and J. Mclntyre defsndedr

THE WEATHER

not much change in temp -r\‘urr; alert

ENTIHE LUITEE”

The ease against, \Vm. J. MeAdsm

charged with using izzsnlilng language tolnspcetor Cusack and also with being

morning It came out in the evidence that M`cAdam accused Cusack of having takooahortle of liquor from the hall,

case was sdjournrni until next Friday.

Tonmvro. Dec 23-(Special)-Cloudy and

L|Tf`|_|§` Em 'Hi YHHHHHHTH» II»A»A ITHEAIIA {?.:f.:;‘:ii;;;‘i.“f.:;fi;.;;;§:i;l.?.;‘::.‘;;

.an em-naman qaenmas.

nan in nan H_E5_H “WH 3 "lil nglllim

"‘§‘l.‘1".?.“§?.I.‘lZl.I“i.T".’$a“ , . , "' New England

I 0 f '

l‘.\Itlb, Dec. 2:.,-ll. _re mmihs ago

Years .

» I ii. Cholet was advised by the office ol' the

_____,_ local iretsury general that the city ri

n ~»-~v»

Sussi-xx, N. B , Dee. 26-A large num.

her of people vi.~ited the police-court room csierday to hear-argument ic Scott Act :ases,whlch have cauitd nlucb interest if late.

Court adjourncl tr l\'e lley Memorial lull wlierctlle sr-im-l liquors wt-rc stored. i‘he ease against Sylvester Marlvlvn was weard.

Magistrate Ilornhrook was not longln

runderlngjudgmcnl. lic found the dc- fendant guilty and senienrcl him to thir- ty days without thi- option of a line, and .rave an order for tl~e desirue lou of the liquor helm ging to Madden. ’i'he Magis-

IITTLE BUY STITIE TEEEIY BEAH HTH SICK SISTEH

Pitiful cries of Little Girl Drives Bov Without Money

to Theft

Nl-:\\' Youre, December ;l.\`.Al3ecfiusc his

sister had been crying for u “Teddy Ile tl" as a Christmas present, Johnny Smith.

ttlrirtecriyears old, crept inicn toy store at Sixteenth street and Sixth avenue and stole one. ilu was rnnrolilng out with li. un-lor his aim when Uwun llache, proprie-

tor of the place stopped him. lliche called

gpqlioornfm who arrested the child.

1.lttlc.l ihnny cried bitterly when he

was placed in the fell in the .Ti-iierson Mar_ kat court. The boy livoi with his widowed mother and his sister, Mary, nir.c years old at No. l07 Greenwich rireet. When he was asked why he had stolen “Teddy llcar" be said: ~

I “My little sister has l een sick lor tbvl last few days. We aln`t very rich---l guess you'd csll as poor-,` cause we aln't got any money-well, when my little sister cried tors ‘Teddy Hear' and l dldn‘i. have no money to get one with l said io myself l'd get one. anyhow."

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cnrcaoo, December 20 ~(Spee|sil--

Dec.Corn .. . 7 “ Wheat..... . . .. li " .. .. $12.

a restricLion of \ mi,¢r.ltl.n.

It is rrobablc that s motion of lack of

eon|l~ler.rc in tl;c cabinet will bc introduc- ci Lccauee of the proposed increase in taxation which is unpopular with tho masse:-4.

The uxol'on may possibly pass in view of

the fret that this is the last sisslon ol the llict.

The 54-ncratl cl 'c\.lon v.-ill occur ln tha

spring, at which time a new Dirt will le chosen.

oome out at the drawing at par-$500 ' .

i`bcreupon M. Cholct surrendered his _ 0 bmd for his face value. On Tuesday °°'

Clergymen Constables and Great Crowd In The Funeral Procession~‘Great Applause Greeted .Magislrate’s Decision C. :iiiscating The `-fneuor

tralc was applauded aiierhis decisin '.

L ite ln the nfiernozn preparations we e

mnde for the destruction of the liquor. When it was learned that it was to bs

destroyed, a large crowd gathered to wit- ne is if. A procession was formed hearlerl

by Ite\'.I.<`rank Baird and Rev. Dr. Rog»-rs; next came Inspector Cusack and his body guard, their "the remains frllowel by about 2llile`t’zenr." They proceeded along the lcli. bank of the Kennebrccar-is I`Liv_-.r

to what la known us the than dumrrlin: grnur:1l,l<-re some twealv-six casts, four keg; and six barrels were destroyed. The iiultles were broken against stcl ei. and the kegs and barri-la burst- il in with

urea In was on nrnusing sight.

IAAAAIEIHATIIIN EIGHT AAIINTHS

EIIIIIIIIHAEIINII

tl‘l"r.\w/\,Onl.Dee L‘<i..F0r the (iran clung,

.nnualrs nf the present. fiscal ye ir, lilnrch ic Nnverni-er inclusive. immigration via recur ports totalled 181.734; an increase of $13,075, or 43 per cent. Immigration from the United Stlifrs totalled 4ll,8l7, s de- vrt-1~e of 3.400, or 7 per ceni. T. I .l imml. prd ion for thc elrrhr. months was 225,tl0l. ni increase ol :'>2,:'r‘l5, or 30 per co ;l.

\\'bf1t is the Butterfly Dance ?

EAIII YIANII

"l~'airyiand" closed s most successful

week on Saturday nighhblgsudl noel and bitt lll‘0i1ram.~i being the rule at each per- formance. Kimball and Donovan, the star banielsts, left behind the most pleas- ant recollections of their visit, and will he reartilly welcomed if they ever return to this city.

This week. another grand entertaining

feast is being prepared.

The moving pictures for tonight will he

thrtlriteiul Ilog", Modern l{o|-gui" M, Work ', “Satan In Prison" anrl the "Ups And Downs Oi A lint". These were shown oneelsst week and were greatly enjoyed. in The Grateful Dog picture, HORN' SIJPCIHI lllhimliloens are-nic effects are pre cnted. "Satan In Prison", is one of those msrre`ieus irsnsformsvlon pir-

.lan Corn. . .. -7*,

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turns that arealwsya effective. The ol.h~ . r two are creat comedies.

Ralph Maddlson, the si.\r baritone, will in a new song entitled "I woofer if ho lioiks think of me". \.s| vaudeville performance is not

our on tonight, the minrieslon will le flu;

“I mn ' .r _ .\` Wheat . . . . . . . , _ , . . . . . . ... lii;j,..m_., m L.,,,.|.,|, ,|..' 'A an rm" 0' um a.i-r.-ei.rencentr1»-rrbor mai--;z'a|n. ,I I2- -.01 lf. rain atniqht. lc.lr . --- case.

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