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a ~~ ee ioe = om eR Wes 1 & she lt A A roe ’ af ‘ : ae ¢ ee ' , } EQ eS Bi ; : ri U a. | : Liie e%:} ration of DIN . YT vr TOY f — “¥ moe 2 eae (yaad c. Ge = IK Uili fa ue fhe eriod of service in Fe>ruary. NED AND WINED. | A FATHER’S BAD TEMPI R. . | " - ——___ i \ WA | . i'f | "1" | i ‘ Tt) ~ | i i r\ Zs U IN iD metury » 9né s¢ ‘ 4 a ™" | | ned Canadians Banquetted | Terrible Experience of a Child-- ‘ : . , ' ; t\ o . ‘ . GOODs , ‘we ‘Onna |. ! Uh itriotic in Toronto The Father A é a . " ‘ 7% } } , . ne Fa B Ag . ws . dea kd J & k ivi Ind ¢ : ma i “an | ther irrested. AND re PY S100 to Trooper: Mull ray | zy Wr +. 4 ) THE EXAMINER. | ssid as , i ici c NER = S Li LA “tion EXAMINI j [ SPECLAL rO THE EXAMINER. | hi ¥ 4a Al mah i ; ‘ | * . ‘ j ; a | i i te) O. os Col 2) ()4 > oe a “ , Ax oR =F ep ky 7q | t.-Col. Bh soe Colas) | Lowonto, Dec. 28.—Ernest Pellet ,_& i\@e | rR IOP} ILLED tee { Bu Lieut. Colon (1 was arrest ‘dd today Chareec with 1 [ ‘ r Neer son, Major “ri dougall. . aptain | vino “ oo a fit ae : ae > _ 4 D acdonn Bar} C De oP se a ee ee ee i Hare a Toa ay . j LWA i ( ZO \ e ell, apt Lin raroper. apt, i place | hic ¢a ae 14 ; | : yy ’ yt tt } Reng mm ae a pea | placed his two veal hf Ol ly 4 NOM ES ; UCTS PIL ~ il Back if n Sir Alfred Milner an-| son, Lieut. Ts le Wilkie, Father | yyon t hot stove h dit the child | ' unces ry 2 ‘ i] i} "Ur iO Leary ’ a 7OLrTes y] a ‘TiTS oe ie rr ee ee e ras oe the C - ¥ A x qc } | rT) ° | pont j ah “i 12 “3 Wat “ene? } cary and dE Jeoga | ee the till SKID Came { ff , ” of Grand } e ee | iatnuton, Brown and Ewi rere al 4} BARGAIT * —s alii uit ections. j OF nd J Ys ‘le, i. 5 C.. Was Kite : ’ —e ene raw sai = | adhered to/the hot iran. land Cor por ry CC Me Donn 1] a 08 honor ata pudiic Vanguet | This inhuman crime was com | Kingston, wounded, at Elocalan on ast mig mn attended by the ted abouta month : ago but the ‘ \ id | December 22. Both are members of vernor-General, Premier Ross, | story only reached the department aoe . tr} my ryt 5 FAISCY , “3K :} trathc nk s Hi, TSe Linas ter (3 her al My UuLoO an¢ } " Re sy . “fe - 7 | Ni Wi NivAil INGRAM KIL] ED. | SEPALHCONA 8 01 ms lock ind | ¢] ae ch an indignant citizen and Gr I Giob ae ae yene ‘rT prominent public men. | the ohi fond to be still suf wir , i ee eee “Phe suests of thee vening were oo 2 ct ‘ble ee: ee each, or t +S , o i n iYivena creat rhe heir tering from its terrible experienc caus ae CASE OF CHINA. Fr rena et a eee wee iilieuiciainiads 1, DE, uranteg { wea Was proposed, tr Spec } I } ry f ranteg¢ to Trooper | ———— } : _ Father Or LL eary. Review at 20¢ ir } . Cen oN ae Slimmer i . canie Mulloy, Diplomats Still Negotiating. A Lively Girl. | Calendars, Ca oklet atin [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | 25 pet sco oo {SPECIAL T@ THE EXAMINER. ) New York. 26.—Marvy F Orrawa, Dec 28. - The nameo = 9 ws a .<. 2 | Stein, twenty hes’ years old, 2 aie Father O'Leary favor ably men ‘] Ne S SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ] KI 1. 26.—Li ¢ Chane | ' nrg wap! i" _Dadaiin oo Pr a Chi = as. nang ‘cular servant girl, who said she haa| Uomed for the Chaplaincy of the . an rince ing, > Chines London, Dec. 28.—The following | pe ce coniania ia ; aig Goa! | recently been ‘disch: irged from the Senate. Salary 369). : AL LSS ers Cal FU eHnatec - il aaa 13 re = ’ UIpio lz a (eo. Carter & Co de patch from Sr neral Kitcl vener | from Emperor Kwang. “ ao y of Mrs. Roc} well of No. 948 was rece} . t ta > » nny '" Vv ‘ ee « . eee ve i eae irom Pretoria, Che court objects strenuously a | aa a aie us Shin eat mi es under t rs ite: ** Yesterday i I fast Eig der TO-Ga) ws yesterday | returning north and also to allows +} Seinen y Sy eee ae Sy 200 Boers attacked a smali police pertmianent Saletan ate ee elg itstreet police station by attack HOST ne - Bol ro They ae ne ‘oe : ~ ° S 1a ; ims o- S@Vv y ost neal Boksbe rg The policemen! which it seems to think could be! the oth er _ Pe te h . and - yore ~ ar i- eC] ott PTOre » Te} force + 3 4 é . c € yr oir =i han lcs; rove them off be Lore the reiniorce- | made sufficiently large at any time o# est of the fignt ‘he gu sees ments trom Johannesbure arrived. a sir »¢] i ° | »y" nace Lao t ae Sti ition house and Cit clared i 1 aoe a g Avé | Gesire in o-der to menace th¢ tell Mre Rickerel) aed” “Slew ‘ aC | 20CTS: damaged the mining the court itself. anil i . S} ve pen a ; TT id o our fr iends tnd patrons j machinery in the neighborhood. | After a conference, Earl Li and t ith ar 1€ wante ' ergeant “ty vho have mi ade this Holiday “The Boers attacked Utrecht at 2} Prince Ching decided to hold a ch mie . her and demand are a cing P Ow er Season the busiest and bestfo’clock this morning and were | further communication }with the ae ne. Sue OR aesingd £0 | we have vet had driven off Pe bring a civil suit. Then she became ve ; | bh iT. : vee ee | court before seeing the iiniate ra. abusive and tl serceant ord j lhe eistern force of Boers in Cape | ae Se ee ere eee ee ree Made ae pure wa Dclcecy sh lbedied cll venta’ aed | policeman Wasserman to put her vO s Wes Beau AL YESEC ay « } ‘ . : Bo ~ at pen : f cream of tartar driven in the direction of Venter- a ee ee out. She struck Wasserman a . SIVERS @ tact terrific blow on the chin, felling him ion \ < . | , e 7 . ’ > } ‘The western force is still being Kruger’s Attitude. 4 the floor. Then she pushe | open Safeguards the f a will still find in our stock] Griven north through Strdenburg.”’ nee J the door of the captains ottice, 00a i a telah . wa LONDON, Dec Dec. | 26. Since! grasped a chair and beat three | ain t | n.~ Ss] sugvest Ons I T Ae " i aaa : . e «205 . Vo asi Gifts pee hea HE KNOWS NOTHING. the Nooitgedacht affa says the/ other officers who had hurried to ag S um, es Comeepenienn of the D vaily Mail at| “he rescue. She was finallv over- | & G. E ee i ESON Lonpon, Dec. -Lord Strath- The Hague, ‘‘ Mr. Kruger has be-; powered and taken to the Haarlem ; Alen kakiog powdars the grated 5 : P . . ; . vy scorn-| pollee c il theres] ‘1g dis ‘ cona knows nothing of the report come stlff-necked. He now scorn- police court, where she was dIs-]| ; stesactxs to health of great Supe ‘ler and Optician. that the Strathcona Horse have full ly rejects all priv vate suggestions*2t rged upon premising Magistrate i Romande offered to remain in South Africa if in nature of peace overtures:-s-a.nn not to get excited again, — pt santo sownen ge.-em vom, Y

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