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mixed force

innnps is brews* being rapidly

vur for another

against fanatical

mobilized near

punitive

tribes' who* ing und looflllg hnwur borders.

'l‘cn

gathering

malcontents

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‘Al‘fe"Joined“ByiAfghans~Ahif‘Bri- C6iili’nued“- l`n"i Tlieitunimons Serious W ~ ° i ~ ._ , -__- .0 ._ , ,_ V M . Intended ,To Kill Witness In San Fran-

ns fierce Will lie »'lSeil_l‘f1\_fl=llI'llS\_ Charges Made. The lloukhollors Again, cisco Bribery Case- House Was

hem Commended-il! i» ener l

iseuis -oiir1iAe";i§ ‘ ABE , ,lMMienArioN isoivus in cAiiroiiNui

Y 6 8, , The Uneihployed,»=Un`sa-feiy Of Wrecked But The Intended

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stamped iilnong

'Sir J=imeSilWil¢°'¢ks _ iiniienin rm-nee. 0" viciimssscape

- Out By A Fire That Broke Out

_ pill 23 s L_ In P A _ , A

British and Indian fhans are said to have crossed the Aylesworlh t ld M ( Declan Mnlwas ““d°°"°bl°~ H” Strongly BUD' ressroom LOSS OAKLAND. Clilif. ADfi123-(SPP Fen.

. bul mv" to loin' them. ' Go l o r. Lake that thelllillllted giiozlvs resolution. cial)-An attempt was made on the All escaped except one boy who

omclalslol, the Ame" of Alslrl vernment would not ship thel b oc shutt criticized the state- life of L. Gallagher. one of the was hit in the neck by a Piece of a

aw' ‘lpparentlyimaklng nolipoukhohhlh biack tg Saskatchewan. lmcn y Mr. Oliver that for every ___ main witnesses' for the prosecution in .missile. '

mort to check tml movement. 'They could go . where they liked but lmanlout of work now there were ten the Sun Ie;-nnclsco bribery case. last Gulla her-'ni hat s i r d b

have -been mld_ Th - - _ .- ~. lout in 1896. I-IALIFAX A ' night at the home f W

on the Pcs-

m Peshawur nndlsevcral thousand OTTAWA, A - _

James wllcocks. who h- .. »0" 9". Bald he had ‘said Cockahutt, and he pointed out

._ _ , eard Dufferin T rr t _

the recent umlslng udsalé but he ‘w;Ll(*;".*l’mi;e ilflllebec ls ‘that the greatest of many evils in

ed l-l¢l_'_~`>\_'¢ the 'I’el'cente_nary.

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Talks

f Mait‘e"lis

tative oi ihe‘*’I‘fallfax' Mail-Some

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~*l_`m_n..i- eonsianusn ny ii. we wnninlllljuring ..0thers, . WrecklngfSc_ored An_olherSplendid Suc- -

|fAl.lli`AX, April 22-X‘§ir Thomas

Sliiiiigilnessy, president olf the C. P. lt., spent the day in Hali _nx. He is ii passenger on the Empress of Bri- iliiu for England. V ' V

i'i»pi‘csentative ai' The Mall as soon as`

like to have the samechuuce to do

business with Halifax that we have, _ 'lg .. . _ 0 en I 8 , _ .-

wlth_ all other .important business centres of the country. We want

“How does St. John compare with.

sn- 'riiomnn was interviewed by nl rational arrangements. however-”

thc liig,liner docked. He said he was mulling a combined business and pu-uslirc trip which would last about ii month. Asked about the'atatement ,made to ii St. John risporter,in which he said passengers by the Empress would

ilrrive at Liverpool nearly a dayl

hits,-r on account- of having to call ilulifux for the mails; he claimed that ilu- mulls instead of arriving at llivi-i'pool on Friday, for distribution flint. day and the next, would not nr- rivu ilutll Saturday, with distribu- tion on Monday. , "Wuiilil it remedy matters if the

l‘. l‘. R. terminus were Halifax?" wiisi risked. "The only objection to Halifax,”

sind he, “is that we cannot make it our port. _.If the C. P. R. could se- cure running rights over the I.C. Ii. ut u reasonable rate, the mniis und iHi-'>=cl1i:ers'would be landed here und the freight being' taken around to Ht. John, for the must part. We ciuild not atlord to psy for the run- Ilillu rligllts l'n the ordinary sense of? the w'oril. A pluii could be wurkeill out which would do justice to tllel i-uiiiiti‘(_v, the I. C. R.;nnil tho C. P. ‘ ll- ~iind Halifax would be' the gain-2 "IH ‘As it now, is, the steamcrs ure l ruiiipiillcil to cull at Halifax simply` :is ii mutter of sentiment."

~~iinn the C, P. R. given up tryiniznhnnnniniiiin yesterday. Ne finnrnn--J

iur riihninir rates," wasasked. “N\>,"' snid the C. P. R. pref-Jldent,i wi- ure as keen ns ever on the pro-` bert. ‘ This session 'of'pnrill`ament basl lu-cu of auch u. nature that it hai's~ lu-on lillpussibllchto ‘ff_li`i“ilve_ such u

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Complete?Cll'a`iige"ef'Piciures.

Show--The lri

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ll-lolifax as n port?" was the ques- ltlon next asked. - Sir Thomas said, “he always avoi- lded that subject. He had heard that

'Haligonlana claimed a few superior-A itles for their port over St. John." .The C. P. R. relation to the All Red line was 'spoken of. All had been said on this~subject that cpuld he said at present said he but the

QC. P. Tl. is ready to take its_plsCe

in the movement when it comes to a

head. _

"Will Quebec be boycotted on sc-

count of the Longshoremen's ._ <l€m~ fbriclt buildings. _

ands 'I

"Well, nothing has been done. }

Three Rivers may bc chosen instead l

of Quebec, but nothing is settled." l

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slew Yolilc, Apr-il_ zz-'riint`r'ail-

rouil frclglit riitcs should be increas- tkl was thc consensus of opiinionl ut elle conference pf thi- presidents of ncnrly ull of the l<Jni~ii,iu‘u trunk lines' field at the 'ollicc of the trunk' Line

tion wus tulieu ill the iiinttcr which will be further clinsiilcnyil by the iu~ dividilul l‘ouds~ A "-

Goo. fF.__ Bl\l=!`v Reading Rixllroad

ei, ip-<i°`vZ~

nfl the presided

S|ack"Wire

The slack* wire performances oil Inst evening‘ were pronounced the 'wut ever reee ted here Sinclair' and Cnrlinllh kgpt thc aildience not' “lily amused and entertahwi. bl-W* Wiiirheil the highest limit of good

"ltertainmont ilinso doing. The lilaoll "fe was tl f` an r°l‘ 7"" vi~»n'ilii‘l"i° elelZ~t'§i§'sbid° nif- nrniere _iii . ¢__~ tpd ii thereon were lihl'\ll1,"J:lIU¢#6fl': dldhkl "wvle ii ve. nl you in the lnrwii- iiicnn-esi hi thehxerld- and h¢ve»»eh`~*`l ¢¢ri.nlned t most "select audiences ""“1‘¢hilr/:ductile vferi:-i-and -li. ful

:pid to becnwonderod at tlliilt thei'

Il n 'I t DBI'-e "1rmun:e“ o.-¢$'i‘onli:lit sees? them slain with some change ln' "N l1rogragi',a_nd ilth the accom-

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vi l'I'lie chaff!!--of pictiiriiii f

nimiment int have 8 BIICCGBB

andhthave drawn

nil . x . _ xnnnem and Flynn uf'

sgpononte of gona Irlwh

ini.h¢."'l`° °» ° one of thevewttteet Irish balladp 0! tl" au-lilly il irobd-#that true as nf all their work.

of tl mai

most

Their

ovcninills as flliowslfn- If ‘* D u . U i'.`fifi'l»'°'v$y nge# inf. and land'a patrons now expect reoeive the beat vaudeville to he booked. He among many at`Wonderland- tonight. . .

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Atn¢l:._*e;T~.:.|Tni_;;vee».na. ma einer eluted G l _\n¢|.\|\».,qumii 1_r'_~ll _v 0 _r 'delib- l&“_“ll¢m,,l,,,,,,,~l_ °u1°¢}lxz*“g¢h°5` i... some_uf the slower stsamers in its

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by Sincllilr'a'ni_i i7'arl.lsle Consber’S Dog A

'sh Mliistrels

~~~~-~~~---'~. M. R ii' ill - - . . _

on lflionlplsltéxmeiildlnelslilliinil the debatef He trusted the Minister of the 1h. :mom Ol the papal, and belcle ll was Gallagher was upstairs with hisltlmony acted as an intermei'.-iry he-

labolmon ol _ Sn _nvoring the tenor would soon be able to ah. umler control the ' whole lnlellol, Ol wife and Schenrek was in a renrltlveen Abraham Ruef and otue: inclu-

. Immigration bonuses, nounce that the bonus system. had the building was lleSlloye,l_ room with his \v~fe and four child- bei-s` of the board.

.made in scathing criticism. of the

lGovernment-'s policy and said there

,was the bonus.

l Ralph Smith thought more labor wlhh 3000 lnsulance

i illl] Kllllll TWU

l _ 'And Put Out Lights.

~ ol-noAGo, April za- i.si.ecin_'>.~` The burst of a flywheel at the .\'nrih ,Shore Electric Light ng ivnukhg., lllllitllnight ~-caused-'the de:\.tli oi’ twoy

I-rnqn‘1and Pl`0bably fatally injuring two others and brought darkness

lil number of the North Shore sub-L lirbs.

I The belt of the huge flywheel, measuring twenty feet in diu»ncr.cr,l turned and the flywheel “ran ivliil 'l and burst in many places.

Fragments flew in all dwrections, l

,shattering the roof and walls i! \'li»

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mewsimoli, N. Y., April 23.- Connsel for Hurry K. Thaw today servedun order of ,the supreme court lipon the siiperintondent uf .the Mat-

teuwun Insane Asylum 'to permitl

Thaw t0.. sign nn 'application for ii H

wl'it of habeas corpus: Thaw tllen signed the iippllcntion, which will be

sulinlittcd to ii Justice of the sup- Z

rome court. ff‘_ll_i_iw` will then -he'

brollglit into court for n hearing on B the question of hli-l sanity.

i :.»'.. V ly. 1,. ,' ». P

< - - he put on and ut the Saturday Milt- ‘h}é£“”tly kmcd Mm- MMV S"0tt» ll

tigles Ai Family Affair, both guaran- middl.e`”ged woman' .

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chicago. Ani-ii 2~'>-- isfiécinii

l-`jl,,l.n i " 07% laugh left in`him. _ .-

‘ Wheat _ iisyg

_ ill-'iorka . . 13.05% N a ' »orn .- _. _ i .

wlfeat 4.- 1'

,.-Pork lll.~t0

heard to be appreciated. Masle Cecil,l ' 'ii i

d . .

lugs” The llluslmted song wus ll Dashing to the fire, a Dundas hose I

inMPiNy lgiiii NEW |NSPEi§lilH .

cess ln The Sl l‘ W~l~ ‘ln Connection With Dominion

Al-The Opera House Agricultural Dept ls i _ Dr Barnes

' A- flill house, which included many!

lof the best class of Charlottetown; OTTAWA, April 23-(Special)-Dr.

ltheatre-govers witnessed! withi en- |Barnes, Chief travelling inspectori of _tram:ed~‘interept~.the-'presentation onthe mmf iD.5P9°l»l00 dillislon 1,11 CW' lfphe - g_¢qh,ll wife llsdlglllllloh by thejnection with the agriculture depart- 7Klark Ui*-ban Company last _.evan.ing.,me“t, has been P"0m0l¢€d t0 fake The *play is l,`Btr0hg.,-,hal with fl~¢.i,charge of all inspectorul work fer. queh_¢l_y l-ehlul-jug lil-llmht1¢.s1tl_lhf_i0hs the Dominion succeeding Dr. Ward. of tlrr_illin"g_m0men_i;, well bhlamed hyl gBarnesfis succeeded by Dr. Bruce of the many comic episodes that are in-ithb illSP€Cli0l‘5ll htafl.

tcrspersed. from start to finish. It ` "' """"

afforded full play for the entertain- "

ing powers of this talented _and ver- l satlle company, anld, there was not a dull moment from :the first rise of

din cni-tain. clll,,.it_ ieii an tueninse [I

of the fourth and last act. It was a finished piece of work, free from any- thing that could offend refined;

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tastes, and called forth repeated 'D11'-ds Of ar>1>1e“°° -A Grand .Trunk Elevator Bur-'

The specialties, _between acts are _

wnnrierini nna vnrlee, nenilciee nn ned With Loss Of

ll, hands the best seen in this ‘

City for years. The Klark and Ur-

ban musical Act must be seen and'

the sprlghtly and clever vocallstiand ` ance w encored a ainianda sin. TORONTU' April 22'_Th° Grand

__ r. as , iz s

arry . Vickery excelled himself. igruni elevator St th; Eg" Of SWH ' ln-a venue was urnc 's mornin `

while Dynes and Dynes in their clubi'l‘he elevatr contained T20 (l00 busiheli; lllgglery astonished a}l_who witness-l l .1 i - _ d their perforlnance. Karland, t"hel° gm “~ The [U55 ‘S $85»000» With and _ cull and paper bag “Dell insurance for about that amount.

_A ' e

eenis possessed of super-human pol»|"--D=°.9mPg_t-.the--

'leaH,lng‘ `lnte`l,lulle_ . ilillllon in charge of Driver Edward Tonlglltl A Glrl lrom Mlexlco wlll Mitchell, knocked down and almost

eed to furuii-ill good clean fun and _ `“ _ .___________,`__

lake any one laugh that has n ri " _l B ‘T

struments were also tenants of the

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" _ was bein ii c ' C f _ _ _ ` 5 - ' -

l . _ l el.e.l.nsnll §ro_n;_PUf;he01;m_ ziggggra sillm [wus needed rn L/anada for nallway The lll,ll,,l» hoo, of the blllhllllg “.85 0 ... .l 0*-Vw . .» _Y W ch construction. M occupied as a nickel theatre.

" """'4:" " ` ' 'l' `“`* ' - .Y - -' Travis Bros dealers in musical in-

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lVlay Nlclntosh Struck After

In Watertown, Nlass- A Edward island

WATERTOWN, April 22-Miss May

McIntosh, 28 years old, was struck

by an automobile driven by F. O. Thompson of 508 Craigie hull, Cam- ‘bridge, at the corner of Wt. Auburn and Adams streets tonight and so severely injured that she died within ,an hour in the Cambridge hospital. Thompson was arrested. I Thompson, who is u student in the Harivard law school, was driving his- machine along Mt.. Auburn street, 'and as he approuclled the corner of Adams street the woniall wus cros- sing. Before he was able to bring his machine to alstop, the woman hail

been struck and thrown some little distance.

'Thompson picked the unconsciuiisl

woman up and hurried her to the Cambridge hospital in his car. The physicians found that her chest had been crushedpher skull fractured and that she had received multiple injur- ies of the body. She died without' regaining consciousness.

At the station hoilse Thompson

said that he was running his mach- ine on Mt. Auburn street toward Boston, and near the corner of Adams street an outward bollnd electric car stopped. The woman evi- dently got oil this cur and started to cross the street from behind the car, when she was rlin down by the auto. '

Thompson, after he had removed the woman to the hospital, notitled` the Watertown police by. telephone, hilt tlley were unable to learn very much more about the accidlnt.

(in the ground noni' the scene of the

accident the police found a gold watch and n. bracelet. Inside the cusel of thc watch was thc following in

ORTH GERMAN LLOYD , CALL AT HALIFAX. NEWBURGH, Ni Y~» ADT” 23°” erman Lloyds, has decided to have

ew York service touch at Halifax.

nniiinari Aeveiiananis 2"“" ‘"‘“ "° "““ "“°.°”_°““

ion the middle of next month

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Mlnilrd'i Linimi-nt for Sale' ll/erywhéra

. An Gnctdfan_ readei A -an. iisria_i.ii...i,i.ni..- ,

ffl! pdngedk oldedi hldly~ cnt, badly

i ddi'¢s`|oif,'b\dly` wrapped, tom,-Qlllled or .incomplete

!l ` .Df Wlllt_¢V¢! tliilie `Moderatc to fresh west to nprtlll -<"‘ _' fiidly notify the Sub- _

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5l~\E5 AGOIN.-» _ ` . bowel* ‘

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l., _ _ , - THE WEATHER

TORONTO, April 23°(BDecial)-

winds, fair and mild.

. Take f.:A_iA'l‘ifi’E -BROMO Quinln6` PAZO UINTMBINT is (naronued

any one of Itching, Biird, or Pretending Piles in B to

9 Brltisnfqree now bgjng organ- mllslphey the lm” l . pril 23-(Speclal)- o ln. H. Sclle.;spliuier and the house was wrecked.

lzed near Peshawar will be commam .. _. _ _ The reverse was the actual case, -The Glace B85' Gazette' .the pl.lncllml neck, his brother-in-law in East Unk-l (lullugller was a member of the 'dd b _ _ Bii_‘_ Fred. B d i,

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pwner of which is Hon, B, F, Pear., 1BDd» - fbuliril of supervisors of San Francis- son, of Halifax, wus bnrmld out this A huge honih placed in the porch lcu who confessed to receiving bribes,

Khels. IISDGC lthe Governments immigration policy -g1(»_¢m00h_ exploded and tore away the whole llc was chairman of the Finance

The me bloke out lll the press front of the house, (‘:»mm'fte ti di t P

ceased' The Gazette's loss will be $15,000 -.Sir----1 'J-._-1--._'fr.:15;_;T;f';:r".“'_:;r.;;;:;-

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Allghtlng From Street Car - Belonged To Prince

And Was Visiting

ln Watertown

,ward Island and was visiting in the home of Charles H. Helman, 3 Oliv- er road, Watertown. `A cousin, John,

works for the Dlinster cafe, and she is suid to have n sister in Roxbury.

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Damage Was _Discovered In Time and Prince Ito Was

Not Delayed

_-_._

TOK10, April 22-An attempt to

destroy the railroad leading from oast to the capital of Korea op the morning of April 16, was discovered before any serious damage had been dune, and Prince Ito arrived at Seoul on schedule time. ‘~

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mi;-is

Tiimo, Anvil 22-snrnn i-iainsiii,

Jiipiinel-is Minister tn China, has

been oi'ilei'eii lliinis from Pekih and will be sent to Rome. l I

liurou Ijuin, niiw counsellor of the

lilnililissy ut lionllun, will succeed to

scription, "Jolla to llluy, 1902." ‘the vacant place at }l’elgin. Baron

Bail was given for Thoiilpsonhy riends from Cnmoriilge. ' Miss Mclntosll lived in Priiicc Ed-

Isliii will succeed hiln as Vice-h{i.nis- tcr of Agriciiltiiral affairs. ° r L`Fluda will go to Berlin and Baron

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This evening the Klark~Urbsn Corn-

pany, will present at the Opera House, for the drst time in this city, the most laughable Comedy ever written, The Girl from Mexico.

This clever piece was written by

Eugene Powers, who also enact: the role of Tom Burnham,and on acmiint ol his honest endeavors tn help his friend Robin Breed. (Harden Klark) is kept constantly in hot. water! Miss Cecil will be seen ln the title

from Mexico, and her work is deli- cious at all times. Mr. Klark as

role, and his attempts to escape

'noun refunded. M' ch.

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eaders

from The Glrlara extreix croua. Mr. Vlckery will be Mr. Breed the father 'of Ro Lawrence 'as Jeremiah T father of The Girl.

seen in congenial roles, ani the heartioet laugh? of the assured to those who ntte performance. . .

. _ _ I as to make them interesting. curtain will rise at`B.15 sharp

role of Satanella Twinkle, The Gil-llcuunt' of the length of..l_his

There will be a matinee on

Robin lame plays n cuiieult emnney,e'¢lpei¢ at _Jaiiiuon'li,#ai

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