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,Cxlses the Death of Two Between Edmonton andWin-
vm_ at Family Reunion TI.\Phi|aduphn. \
PHILADELPHIA. ren. io-(spec-' o'r'rAwA, ren. 1o--(speclnl)-
ial)-An explosion of an oil stove Messrs Morse and Hayes who are
in the -home ci walter clirlerc, wheres small family reunion was being _held yesterday in the north eastern section of the city, resulted in the death of Mrs Jennie Thomas
ond Mrs. Minnie Clifford and the ation last autumn if sleepers could
serious injury of two other persons.
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nipeg by July, Want of Sleepers Made Delay.
here today state' that the G. T.
Pacif,i|;__wlll bo running trains bo-
tween Winnipeg and Edmonton be- fore the first of July. ` The road would have been in_ oper-
have been obtained.
FAINTING
BABIES
CRY FOR BREAD
Terrible Suffering In New York From Cold And Hunger Some Startling Tales 0! llardships Endured I
NEW YORK, Feb. 8-After having
dropped to a low record mark for the season, the' temperature late
ages 5 and Minnie, aged 4 crouched on the floor, their 'hands clutching the stove in which the fire had long
yesterday lifted just enough tea since died. The stove and a broken shake loose the second real snow down rocker constituted the furnish-
storm that New Yorkers have seen this Winter.
The snow was timed to catch the
homeward-bound thousands who had gone to otllce and shop rubberless and without umbrellas on as perfect a Winter morning as could he imag- ined. The weather promised for the
schedule and when deybreak came sage men are being persecuted, and]
ings, and there was no food in the place.
list wiiiini
Burned-to Death in Their Home at New Liskeard, Ont., in Morning.
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NORTH BAY, Ont., Feb. l0-(Spe-
cial)-On Sunday morning, between seven and eight o’clock a terrible e- vent occurred at New Liskeard, when a mother and live children were burned to death in their home.
The father. Mr. Hickey, rose ear-
ly Sunday morning and- built a big wood fire and then went to the barn
He had been away longer than he
intended, and' when he returned the house was a mass of flames. llllrs. Hickey was taken out with
her two days old baby, but all ef- forts were fruitless to save their lives.
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WIVAS _MAI E0
0N STIIIKL NEXT
That ls To Sav, If Organizers Cf Kitchen Squads Go As Far As Seems Likely
NEW YORK, Feb. 8-The workers
of the kitchen are fast getting into
the clutches of Grand Organizer Em- anuel Koveleski.
“I've only been on the job a few
days," he said, "and they are flock- ing to the union in great numbers. "The dishwashers, waitresses, cooks.
morning was several hours behind its I- chefs' waiters' bartenders and Bw; the' mercury was but.oue degree - I am coming to their rescue. I in- above zero, only seven points short _ . tend to Bend out ave organizers to of the coldest weather ever recorded get 'the twentymve thousand kitchen hers. Dut the humidity held at 66 and _ e DI a this happy combination afforded a Chief Of PUTTCS HHS S¢TeCTed :1?;,T:,eIt§TictI;vcN:knc<tiTl11pLTilt: nd Thus clear, crisp delightful day that » "An or ,mizu-` must be ,mr gnc coaxed out throngs on Filth Avenue Cases From gud, m0r¢g1;h|,n` that, must talk inn and filled the Parks Where thi’ BUS' ` A"-gsted ` Imagine, housewives, when the door Pellded red DDU ll1Vit°d the ISSUE °f bell rings, to see an organizer walk thousands to skate to their hearts into your apartments. content. - _ ' “ 'Madam,’ he will say, ‘bring out While the ioyous crowds skated ‘ your kitchen workers. 1 want to talk and tumbled and laughed, chari- WINN1PEG» F°b- 3~-'nm ‘“t°“‘°Y` to them.' t bl societies were dealing out G°“°’“1 W” °“PPu°d with 5 mt °f “' Oh, dear’, laments the house-
a e mercy to the “0therside,” of New 292 “am” by "WI “hid °f um T‘°“°° wife, ‘what does this mean 'I'
York liie.'Penetrating a dingy nook yesterday in °°°°°°T'T°n with me “°' " ‘It means, my good woman,’ re-
h t fl or of a Pitt Street tivity °T 1"" s““d“7 "nd" Th” plies the organiser, ‘that you do not
in t e garre o , tenement" agents of the Chi1dren’s L°rd° Day Act’ Th°s° “re the ms' treat your help properly. How many
Society found a mother and two -:umagw1;:§§Be§$‘;n';r1o§_°%l‘;f;;g sf; nights off do you give your help?" children huddled about a fireless lations. A large number ul D-“mis “Ono night- 03 Bweek and SWT! stove, awaiting death from starve- reported by the Ponce “,m_° stum( second Sunday od, as we all do,”re-
tion and coltl. Lena Brown, .Iulius,i _ plies the women.
'oil as trivial, or as not, in his judg _‘N t enough’ wanders the orgam
the act Whether this action of the
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_.m9nt, constituting nn uilellte llnder _ h 1 m card handing cards
lager, _ere s y .
THE CITY’B MONEY. ° uround to each of the help. ' Come
___ _police will come within the deflni- id and join the organizatiom we
tion of the Attorney-General that no
lil'0ll
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_sm-In reply cn the brilliant ex- - u h councillor in this morning's Guard- discrimination shall be/`fnade in the are going to msn yi: ist I; fm: ian I would B87 that he AB ill °\`|~'°f matter of prosecutions will be deter- m“° °n 3°" Wa" so 8 yo
about the present Council using the mined utah enjoy yourselves.” _
money de oslted in the bank to the _I-W 11| 1 ,1 1 , the housewife “edit 01516 (ml ' The names of the newspaper men, ° ec an
- If the will take the trouble to look at _the city report he will und $8038.- 47 and with the sinking funds for the market house and permanent works (which the present Council inaugur- ated) he will easily see that there is more money to the credit of the city now than when the Council took the management of eivic matters.
TAX PAYER'
some of whom were engaged in edit- ing sermons of local ministers deliv- ered during the day when their omcc was invaded by the police, it ls said have been left oil the list of those slated for prosecutions.
A complete test of the law as ap-
plied ih Winnipeg under the not will be made.
~ INONOLHLANO TONIOHT
Presents Le Pelletiers-~ Motion Pictures VInnlcombd's 0r- , `_ chestra Andllluiqtrated Song V _ _
'l‘he'_ initiah appearance of Le Pelle-
tiers at Wonderland tonight _is n strong inducement .toall lovers of the drama in its best form to at- tend. "On the Ch enne Trail" in a story of Western lisa, in its heart .in- terelt unequalled on the. stage to- do . Le Pellotlers ‘arelpoksli ~°f
well not to delay seeing them too long. The motion pictures as an- nounced in another column are ilne, especially the one entitled “The Darkest Hour." It is a splendid story of an old doctor's unsellllhness and readiness to answer to every call. How hel is trapped, nearlyklll- ed and afterwards rescued; how he
will be apt to say, “it will he time for the wives to strike next; we are working all the time.' "
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until sittin
IIO_IIliN LIISILI
~ New Yoluc, rel.. s.- rc`w mole
know how to cough properly. llld I writer ln "Health," .It never occurs to ordinary Individual that were in a rluht| and wrong wly of doing lt. Yet lt I! a matter of no small importance.
lf ovary nigh means a drop of blood out
of the heerl. as people- say, every cough means some greater or less proportion of ` time knocked of! one's life.
Mort- people cough no loudly and forci-
hlyn they can. Batlt ls rather' costly mine, for the alnglereuon that it tours and lnilamu the lump, The lungs con- . lst of an exeranrdlnuilydslloalie openss-
eve’ hors as being the biglsil- W0- eaves the very man who intended to :ire wane. which sometimes getainflaav eesswln my attractions in the houses kill and rob him is told niinutely by ,.1 “.1 nhenkea with phlemn when we °°°'.:.'° °""°‘:. l:'~...'tl'.':.l...°“‘::-:L‘f...:°a“°:t':..:"a>.::: ~»----f-~°, spec scenery. 0 _ - ' B l'n| ly,i -nnmove it voen . m°": °l'¢°“" '-*“d'"‘° ’l°"°t'th°y tn"-‘d 'fnrbh Mr' mnmor M`Tivm' w: uguzezxleuerllr loinle the delienie V“”*‘;° “"4” :m‘3“¢D:;_h:',|:"“:§§ '1’,‘e°§:nb°,: ?g:m°T:'r\:;¢‘},t;n:,“':-1¢,T,i“|: land tlsme. 'l‘he»¢fer»,t.i-ein your-nl! to “t“I°”' 5°" 'iss' led d v eenghugentiyuposelblo. _
strong election, and-troll!! llW°ll~ numbe 'seldom equal . an ne er
Th emhnt i but limited and mi-|,“g_gd».`¢v¢n .by Wonderlun<_l_itrelI. _ lletgulgnlfi l‘“'°. ¢_°, h°"° °“;"°°d 'G° "M “'°““‘¢ '"3 “ma ‘“' ""“' °.f ln1rd'| }l.n|mlnl Cu.-as Dlp!lnr\i-
hcuidslter they ni-swoon once. it il rut cniovmlht- _
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Nothing has been heard at the
lnenally large that It would be a crime to`
PARIS, Feb. 8-M. de Valence, Sec
rotary -general of the French Red Cross Society, who has just arrived in Paris, from Casa Blanca, gave some ‘interesting information about the work which is being accomplish- edin the French hospitals by a num ber of Parisian society women.
"Our work iaparticularly interest-
ing,” he said, "because it is the first time that we have ever made such an experiment. The War Ofllce having accepted our oiler, we sent a. squad of twelve 'volunteer nurses to Casa Blanca to organize and take care of the hospital service. All oi these amateur trained nurses were women of the very best families. For ex- ample, one was the daughter of a French major-general. Their names you will,notice have been scrupulous- ly`kept out of the newspapers.
“Well those youngi women, whom
we are used to stelng in Paris dressed in the height of fashion, at the opera, and on the ilrst nights at the ,principal theatres, donned the white blouse and stuck to it with the ease and perseverance of so many veterans. One of them, a daughter of a director of the ministry of for- eign ailairs, had. just done a big day's washing when I called on her to say good-hy. Alone and unaided, she washed ninety-six shirts in a
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AULD DADDY DARKNESS.
Auld Daddy Darkness creeps frae his
‘ hole,
Black as a_black_amoor, blin' as a
mole I*
Stir the fire till it lowes, let the
bairnie sit,
Auld Daddy Darkness is no wantit
yet.
Bee him in the corners hfdln' free
the licht,
See him at the window gloomin' at
the nicht ;
Turn up the gaslicht, close the shut-
ters a'. _
An' Auld Daddy Darkness will flee
far awa’. ' '
Awa’ to hide'the birdie within its
cosy nest, * `
Awa' tolay the wee ilooers on their ` mither's breast, Awn' to loosen Gaffer Toll frae his
daily ca’. _
For Auld Daddy -_ Darkness is kindly
to a'.
He comes when vre’re weary to wean's
free our woes,
He comes when the' bsirnies are get- , ting all their class; To cover them sae cosy, an' bring
bonnle dreamt,
So Auld Daddy Darkness is better
than he seems.
my wee tot, we’ll see
He’s bed-class, to cud-
dle ye
Neo nestle bosle, sleep and
comes kee-
single day. These shirts were of the coarse, heavy kind worn by our sol- diers. It is extraordinary.
"You may imagine how hard their
work is when I tell you that these young society women, debutantds, some of them, get up at live o’clock in the morning and work in the hos- pital wards until noon, changing the bed linen, caring for the patients, and are on duty until six o'clock. At taking temperatures, etc. At half past one they return to the wards, eight o'clock two of them by turns take’ up the night service. These two go thirty-six hours practically without sleep. And they have plen- ty to do-at Casa Blanca there is a continual average of two hundred and fifty sick or wounded. _
"The moral effect has naturally
been considerable. Even our rough, Algerian sllarpshooters in the pre- sence of such nurses are full of res- pect and submission. The soldiers swallow without protest the bitter- est medicine, and follow the hardest regimes with good grace when order- ed to do so by tllellady in the white bonnet. _
POSLO AS A MAN T00 SLIILN ILAIIS
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Trav¢lIed Ovfr Mosl Of United States and Canada W0rkln¥
LOUISVILLE, February 8-After
masquerading for seven years, as she admits, in boy’s clothing, 'Jim- my Allen," twenty years old, porter on the Louisville and Kentucky River Packet Company's steamer Falls City, was arrested to-day and found to be a girl.
She said that she had been living
with a family at Terre Haute, Ind. When thirteen years of age they reprimanded her for acting like a "tom-boy" and she ran away. For seven years she has worked as a man on steamhoats and in other occupations, 'having travelled _over mast of the' United States and Canada. ~
She is goodi looking, five feet flve
inches in ,. height and weighs about 140 pounds. The arrest followed in- formation from a girl admirer, who had been fooled by the supposed
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Wanrto-males 'rmnc Pain .inn
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BOSTON Feb_ 8_At the British LONDON, \Er|R-. Feb. 8--The Earl of BOSTON, Feb. 10-(Speclal)-- MONTREAL, Feb. 10-(Special)-.
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Consulate in this City yesterday, it Ag':|°':|';[3:“ Ds's;k“|:g ;_rMA; Barat M Oscar Kelsonof St. John, who has 1|; a statement today to the Inu*
was stated that the fourth cruiser Llnooln referred to the agitation of the been hold _ Bmw Tuesday at East A101591? 0! I-T19 DOIDIDTOD Iron E
c hi li H _ ‘ o b
*ma mu w C “lm” advices “Y pioteollonlsti against supplying Amexl~ am ridge Tau on a criminal charge Steel Company announcing the 411|.
will be ordered to the Pacitlc Coast can and other imported beef tothe army. Of “telling trading HUHIIDB Si! YGBFS ’ some time this year, is now station- He strongly dlssented from the elnlms REO ill Cambridge. WHS 011 58Wfd8Y missal of the Dummmn cmd 0°' cd in the Westtlndies. of the pro'ectlonlstn, and declared that surrendered to the Somerville _police _“P11681 against the illdgmellli ol Mr. The only British war vessel now on I-Al” tfwdlllll 'lf I-|16 "NY 00 |1°\!1°br¢d and held under charge of being con- Justice Longley. upholding the U10 P3°m° 0059* Of Amefivd. S0 far mf” “mid "°““ 'n ““““°\ ‘“°'°“° °f_cerned in the murder of. Chas E. Steel Company's contract for coll. as is known at the Consulate here is $7°0'000 I" um "my b“d“°"’ Mushee a Somerville druggist who supply J. H. Plummer President
The Earl of Carrington also said that ' ’ '
-I-I. M. S. Shearwater, with headquar. 'he mv" would consent to any duration was brutally beaten in his store on makes a statement to the effect that ters at Escuimult. no squadron be- , , d ,, _ d, D 6,, ,B the night cl .Inn 12 ann cien inet the companys claim amounts to
in the a\v xclu l g C na a t '
Ing. at Pmsens attacmd A50 that from the country. The cattle interests of TIIUFSUHY- _$2»251»Z09»57- M56- _ Ithls country he declared, were so pheno-I /A ,
PARIS Feb. 8-Everybody strove
for a place on the day the Bagan- Castellane ailnir was tried.
First Prince Hclie de Bagan enter- ed .from the witness room clad in fblaok with a top hat and white gloves, a silk linedcloakfalllngf gloves, e. silk-lined cloak falling from
his shoulders. His tall figure and good carriage gave him a distin-
PAIILITLWSKI $5.000
T00 A IILEITAL
Mrs Harold McC0rmack Ol'
Chicago Paid Fee For
Aft¢rnoon’s Work
CHICAGO, Feb. 8-That Chicagoane
are bound to have good music and great muslol ns nt any cost ls indicated by a
new tlxecital ulvcn inthe pnlatlal homo cf Mrs. II lrold McCormick, on the North Side. with Ignnce J. Paderewskl as the presiding genius, t Although thl'~i lady nnuounbcd tha
owing to the°strenuoslty of the times ellc had conoludol to curtail expenses in providlng'herself with a very slmplc dress for the Living Pictures (elven ln behalf of thu general charity fund lu Orchestra Hall), sho dld not hesitate t-' DI! the price when it name to having the distinguished pianist as an entertainer.
Mr. Parlerewskl, it appears, has an lntcnse dislike for private recitlls, and thought he would make the price pro- blbltlve In the one of the McCormick recital. He named the flzure as 85,00 for his afternoon, and much to thc sur- prise the lady promptly scqulcsed.
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\llnaro’s Llnlmeni Cures Colds.
Stalls; .:z§:::‘:§.i:l.::r;;i“°“‘ CASTELLANE TRIAL ~‘ IIILNIIHTSUIJILTY LANILS W0lIK AS I A MERRY FARCE
S' Brings Pleasure Loving Parlslans To
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guished appearance.
A little later Count Boni and his
brother made their entree, and an ap
lence, which plainly favored them.
Count Boni gave his evidence clear
ly and firmly.
Count Boni de Castellane said he
in church and then putting on his
tried to strike him with his cane.
Count Boni. “I broke my cane over his head and knocked him into the
strate I did not lay a finger on
On the other hand a jeweller~and a
chauileur swore that Count Boni did
not touch the Prince after befell.
laughed aloud when the chauffeur The aristocrats in the -audience ly proper.
Coughs. Qld;Tho¢naMu, and other thrall
ailments are quickly relieved by Orewllna teliletmtencenrspernox. Alldrnggllts.
Westerly to southerly winds, line and milder.
llinard s Llnlmeni Cures Dlstemper
CHICAGC MARKETS
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the new he Prof. "Nigger. ’ '
great this
dog
is the
speciality hos
City and treat is in night. The
simply marvellous and
make anbig sensation here.
The musical program that ls ing Fairyland famous will he up the usual high standard.
the
rated song "I will not change
...Mr. Maddison will sing the illust-
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"__T"'”"_*" _ _ Court Room In Droves. Count Boni
Daughters Oi High French, Families Are Explains Attack on Prince Hehe 301-:
Working In Morocco Dainty Paris
Debutantes Wash Soldiers’ Shirts.
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proving murmur arose from the sud- '
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thought the Prince meant to deliber ~ \ ,ately insult him by staring at him
hat and walking out. He followed M3 - the Prince to the street, he said, , and spat in his face. The Prince _‘
"But I was too quick," said Tl'
gutter. Of course, while he was pro- ,~ I mm." . ‘i f
sein the ccunvs attitude was entire- A
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