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`horrifled to . find his son's bod as

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vicrohr Hhs PERQHED T coNsERvlmvE BANNERS

_ _ 4 _ in Inn city.

*ggi,,“‘;‘,2“§,1‘;;_§f'lPAifIi hiunh

his Home.

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BUMMERSIDINI, Jan 3-(spggial by Phone)-A fatality occurred here

today when about eight Io'clock p.

m.. James Llinkletter, Jr., aged about twenty-four years, was shot in the

head by a gun in his own hands. The deceased in a son of Jams

. s

Linkletter leaves several broth-

ers and sisters besides his father. '.l'he_clrcumstances in connection with the sad occurrence are briefly as follows: The deceased had a gun in

his fathers house which he had boi-_ Y `

rowed, presumably from a brother residing elsewhere, and 'during the

°V_°l1lllZ he l1r0Se to so out seating that he intended to return it. ilc went to the kitchen, took up the g.n and went out. Shortly after a report was heard. About half an hour after; Wards he was found lying in the vard deed with s insist sexe in ins send.

The Dononer. Dr. John Jardine,

was notified and at once summoned a jury composed of the following: Pat- rick Ryan. Foreman, John H. Boates. D. C. Gallant, W. W. Mut- tart, H. Calbeck, S. Simmons and James Smith. The jury met at the home _if tue

deceased's father where the fatality occurred and the following witnesses were examined: James Linkletter, the unfortunate man's father, Mr. and hire. Arsenault, who were at T.ink- lltter’s at the time, a brother and a siiter.‘~= V' .fi _ . _ ` The.-gn t-_im ortant evidence was

futuis iby}_MIN°; ~,Arse&an1.1;, ._ geo tes?- tiiied,-L f$,:-#vine saw 'edeceased go out ' n"o\n=--el*the‘_k1teh- e lui “= f’ ,j .wherwhe was go-

2?; to' He went out and witness _`;s`a' perhaps two minutes later s report was heard. Thinking Linkletter »had discharged the gun rather than carry it back loaded the inmates were unsuspicious of any-

thing angle and were not alarmed. About h_ f sn hour later the deceas-y ed‘s father on going to the yard wasi

before stated. It is alleged that the deceasedrhad been drinking during the day,lbut»not to excess and follow- iak the accident a number oi rumors, Dl'obably` unfounded, were in circula- tion. The jury adjourned 'late at get and will meet again _tomorrow

, 'rnoon at one o'c1ock in the office

of 'the Coroner to hear further evi- dtuce. " Whether the deceased came to his death by his own hand or by acci-

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(Canadian Press)

business transaction was completed in Montreal, today whereby the S. C. Wells Co. of Leroy, N. Y., will take. over the manufacture and ex- ploitations of the products oi the Father Morrissey Medicine O0 and develop them along' with ‘their own

line of medicines. wMMw

’ H. L. HEWSON,

Manager, Hewson Pure Wool Tex-

tiles, Ltd.,

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WNIIIIIINNN MISSING

IN $000,000 NEW

_ INNK INN

NEW YORK, Jan. V1-One man is

believed to have lost his life in aflre which destroyed a big milk depot on East Twenty-second street today.Two men who were thought to have been' killed in the fire were later foumd by

dhnt is not definitely known.

Mlnard’s Llniment Cures Colds, Etc. ty damage is estimated at $100,000.

the police. The missing man -is John McCormick, 9, watchman. The proper-

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1 BIILLOT BOX

Ei ht o'clock Friday morning for Sa‘{urday’s count.

all votes for iSaturday’s count

mlist be polled on or before Friday morning at eight o’c1ock. flvery day the interest increases in 'Bio Guardian’a Mammbuth Piano and Organ Voting Contest. _ _Candidates are realizing that ev¢l`Y y brings the contest nearer to the

gross and while the weather is fine tfemendous work is being accomplish- ed in every district. .'1‘nesday‘s and .' dnesds s malls brought to the

cLosEs AT

Contest Manager tens of thousands of votes from every section of the Pro- vince and it's al ost impossiblefor the contest staff to keep abreast with the work.

Candidates should bear in mind

that four beautiful Willis Pianos will be awarded the three]districts-each district will be awarded one piano, while two pianos will be awarded one of the districts according to plans of contest. Besides thc four Pianos, two 'megnif_lcent organs will be given away

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IIIIIL NHIINNGEII

Tho Provincial Elections held yes-

_Mathieson Administration by an overwhelmnlng majority. twenty seven Conservatives and three Libe- rals-one of whom is in doubt-being elected.

The result-in its sweeping charac-

ter-was somewhat of a surprise al- though it was not unexpected that the newly formed Conservative Govern- ment would be sustained. Every mem- ber of - Mr. ‘ Mathieson's -Ex- . ecutive was elected with a. large majority and every district in the Province showed Con- servative gains -and Liberal losses. Berhaps the greatest change was in

Charlottetown where for the first time in many years the property holders returned s Conservative to the Local Legislature in the person of Dr. S. R. Jenkins by a majority of 340. Hon. Mr. Stewa.rt’s victory was n most sweeping one defeating Mr. Nash his opponent, by 9, majority of 1068, the _largest in local elections for n long time.

Liberal districts which turned over

since the last local general election in 1908 were: Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Queen's, Second King's, and First and Second Prince. In First Queen‘s the seat won in 1908 bv the late Hon. Matthew Smith this year went Conservative, as also did one seat in First King's which had been Liberal. I-Ion. John Rich- ard"s maiority of 453 in 1908 fell to 165 yesterday and A. McWil- liam's majority of 316 in 1908 was lowered to 49. The kcenest flsht was in the St. Pcter’s district be- tween R. N. Cox and A. Simpson,re- turns received showing each to have 418 votes, exclusive of specials. In| Queen's County the vote was heavier than in 1908 and every district

showed Conservative gains. ‘

The following are the returns as far as could be secured lost night : I

UHARLOTTETGWN AND ROYALTY

ry- '

Stewart

5 Nash

enkins

or »-» , is ai Hughes

Ward 1 east 125 32

Ward 1 west 91 Ward 2 east 112 Ward 2 west 74 Ward 3 east 66

Ward 3' west Ward 4 east

Ward 4 Central

Ward 4 west Ward 5 east 141 26 Ward 5 east cent. 118, 51 27 Ward 5 west cent. 130 44 45 25 Ward 5 west 162 62 7 31

51 17

19 23 18 43 5 19 8 24

11 34 19

45 98 69 97 42

Hb-I ¢r\~lN»t~

18 Z6 31 23 45 43

East Royalty 91 25

West Royalty 38 Z0. 28

1467 839 555 197

Majority for W. S. Stewart-1068.

Majority for Dr. Jenkins-340.

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(Canadian Press.)

suddenly tonight of acute indiges- tion-I

He was in apparently stood health

till the moment of attack. He arose in better health than us-

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Svcs in Results ofthe Provincial Election Dnl Three Liberals Obtain

NG _I Sights? and Oneof Them in All MemberN of Lute Government

` U M M E R S I D E Who Ron, Ercept IMr. I Richutds, Defeated. The Great 0vertuIrn‘

terday resulted in the return of the

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Cousins

Crosby'

Long 1-Liver 72 French River 48 24 29 CURB!! 55 53 60 Granville

Hope River

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anc el 55 49

Brodalbane 146 110 Westmoreland 53 46

G7 55

95 58 108 72 40 34

Desable 73 Emyvsle 54 Bonshaw 54

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82 42 72

36 45 21 29 20 Z8 18 19 37 48 27 28 45 69

58 19 28 53 18 21 61 56 97

Meiority for Myers-241. _

McMillan

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Bllntain

93 Jenkins

I- unter _River 53 54 North Rustlco 33 65 104 53 South Rustico 29 47 ‘ii 55 Wheatley River 27 30 |20 37 North Wiltshire _ 80 125 88 77 Kingston 53 97 .-9 42 Milton 34 42 58 51 North River 65 72 44 3_3 St. Catherines 54 _73 33 35 Nine Mile Creek 56 70 31 54

521 747 821 E60

Majority for Buntain-74. 0

THIHID QUEEN'S

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McDonald

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B. Pt. Road 30 41 66 83 Brackley Pt. 17 28 34 42

48 36 48 74 11 17

Covehead 36 Tracadie 57

Little York 43 55

Bedford 69 102 _ E1_°£FE_"_L9£9"9 26 40 9 16

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IPIIESIIIINT IIIII

Crapaud - b

fight now."

_- at thc White House today and added

' 967 699 458 G08 tl

Majority for KennedY_259‘ statement being made public.

at rest all reports that Taft mi ht

SECOND QUEENS W

_Dublican nomination for President in favor of Roosevelt.

_,__ ,, , rmhhl hush

Sweeney was arrested this morning

Majority for Jenkins-143. bi

Imperial Oil Co., Water St.

and extinguished the fire.

never handled 'a branch pipe _than

PEKIN, Jan. H-China's destiny

must be worked out in blood after all. I Hopes for a national convention

hich would settle the future forxn

vanished and civil war is again im-

pending. (Canadian P're“') The situation is indeed desperate

~ ` MONTREAL, Jan, 3'...Q_ A_ gluten and no ray of hope is appanent to

president of the well-known sues een. llshten the dark clouds. d

‘ cern t till d f Thi! U" IW-DPY outcome of four perilled when a fire started in the States rcfusndetoday the request of

‘ ' musement hall connected with the iiv. '

EXPERT T0 REPORT

BOSTON, Jan. 1-The directors o

the port ol Boston have secured thi services of Daruat Wenernuth, oi Hamburg, an eminent German enci- neer, now in charge of the develop-

ment of the Hamburg Fhgrbor, to

, [come to Boston early in e ruary c-

“al NM” '¥‘°"‘l“5; 1““°h°d 4*' 3 ° "l°°k fact dvisory engineer to the direc- nnd was stricken immediately after torsniiiz preliminary investigation oi

M V _,_ ___,_,# `;:_ -____ii _________ V_,_W_,.____.!',_,,_ “nd dim; at 450 dggpiea medical aid, _ (Canadian Pre!!-) port conditions here. -

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IN THE IIGHI

(Canadian Press.)

w.isH1No'roN, Jen’ a-~-Nothing ut death can keep n~e out of the

President Taft made this statement

int he had no obiection to the

It undoubtedly is intended to set

lthdraw from the race for the ie-

SEIIINO IINI

(Canadian Press.)

HALIFAX, , Jan. 3-Fireman Jas

n a ` charge of setting fire to the iilding formerly occupied by the

A policeman caught him in the act

The Fire Chief says a better man

weeney.

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MUNI IIINUHII

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' (Canadian Press.)

Government for the country have

. es e be ore the commission '

investigating complaints against thi, weeks negotiations between the Gov- A United shoe Machinery on and stated ernment and the Republicans is lm

I ft! meflwds are calculated to hamper mediately due to Premier Yuan . Shi m

¢,rp,d9_ |Kai's determination to support the The eompany gompslled the We 0f§monarchical principle, and there is to

old machines after new ones were in-,no reason for suggesting that his ar gl-minced in tha g¢e,g°g_ 'decision is due to other causes than

'rue leasing system nmitee on-_ in-‘honest conviction. "“

_ dependence to the manufacturer.

Oli BOSTON HARBOR

. EX TRIAIoRDllviili°lf'” 7

MILITARY RIOT

IWO IIINIWIIEI]

NEIIIII SIDNEY

of hundreds of patients at the Lon- I on Asylum for the insane were im-

DOSTON, Jon. 3--lf. is reported I

I rfifiilfiii. --1----~----"------~---an---»-Q-------'“'?""7=Z' He was born Aus. 11. :i/is in wasr-uNo'roN, Jan. a-senator ' , ' Freya gmmty and was in wmmgnd Cullam has announced that the gene-

ei the Unites stees nest in its record. :si srzitgatian Itrsgtgls vga; 1;; (ree me for oisssisestion.) __ breakinZ tri? around the world, nl;l;t¢i;wo gvgskg 0 G B -- ,D-R~S-A~I:E'~;BbT|~£--rim);-§;t;'T6r Many‘Benators presented favorable "Ye`_Deest13l§__Sk_11_l_e. 1;1d1i»

Au-renwa my petitions. There is indication ofa 7AN'rEp, 1_ C, S, Book-keeping ~ '° ‘ break in the Democratic opposition to or complete Qommm-¢|g1_ Low.

_ the unamended treaties. egg

-img; and svoidthelloss oi any papers. _ _ ' _ ___ » ' , _ I - ' ' » j ' Yesterday the eastern express was 'mm Folmlsr R8. _ Apply to A. Horne a Co. I T°°n’° Ch“'I°“°'°W" G“°.'d'°"__ ' _s “minutes im. an emi- level-ir . .___ 12-22.1.

` trains to the city were on time. 'I'he.». TORONTO, Jan. 4-Strong winds SAUNSOME SAUSAGEB made

:Leia speoizalafggm Bmnmerside arriv- and gales, northeasterly at first, wlth~ ‘ 1.;-:ssh every day Saui1\§u1°;a3Nev‘;

I' . . . ‘ . - _ ` . - m _

_ ` f suhcri tion to The I ' ~‘i1~_ rtzrday the pMi:to lsftiiunimer- mow .°`mfyp1;; th nd ,und h`§,T`l:,'§. "" l°’°d 91°” ‘md 5"" ' °' my ` P I nn'-_Gere 'ronmeeune st 8 li. ni. 'rue umnmon-e at time ewiwi- N Cham; ,_° ,‘,',°,.,§,,s,, ,,,.,d|_ ,,,‘:,|._ _ _i»~f%.“:ar' _ i' ith-passengers mail express and this-morning by""rhs Rexall store" Hmm, b ,mm w_ ,y_G|\,. #Nd »"` ' ` "bei ht 'dockin ' t 16 Hhe lift 'hosted Thermometer was twenty four "°'°d re our ll i ‘f`f~.“'~ `§‘I.4J»;?f~`NUulrdiah`new or renewal. . . . . . X wh gt f;§5 Mn*-' -is “_ d .bon “rm _ :alt :44;°h:|;1';d |‘;§M:>‘;\; Ehsgtgsl

_I;,;,;fj~§1;_€k~,;; .fra - =_ _‘ ggsgess'~ sset‘smail,I'1&:nsfreN),;ht .hge lowest temperature recorded ws; _sgglbfuon DA” mmm that `~._` :*“f` I ' " < II <l<5°¥llll` l\1 SllllY‘l'l¢l"~f'l° Y°:l°°;`§‘Ym":'n’°. ::¢":g'$,“’,°§,‘;° “X2 intends breeding their saws should _ Ns'e . _ - - a- _ 'r,~ ln- 'lille vuswlsvrs. msn sn e sv W ' 1| e in .Harm Fr r. lill-

N” ' " _ QQ gfp;-gg “rg bg-¢u¢M"¢¢ gm, nine a. m. it was 26 above and at “L_ °“ '°° m ns 1°; M d_

V M” md.: lt ‘ m ko .bon struetions from the Estate

_ .- _ __ -_ - _ » . -_ ;1.,._ ._ g. “ ybd t .49 and tomorrow morning ` ' _ M _M _ .lf ff _ [1 :tg kan,” ‘ - - hm N vm 5. “dwg *t 9 4° o clock p tn. Parlor. dillingroom.

= ¢` H tempt to fly across the Atlnllfic nclt

(ilnnadiun Press)

HALIFAX, Jun, 3-There \\'n.s H

double drowning accident at rlydncy today when two young men while 5IU1\‘-lfli-‘J on Sydney River brolu: through the ive and were C.r.\\'nm_ The victims were Ai-Liiur ii.; |r.i utr 17 yours old and Donald Mc Away, both of Sidney Forks. 1

Their bodies were rccovcroil. _

FRANK STANFIELI),

IN IIN NSYIIIM

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Ont., Qan. 3-The lives

ain building. o Fortunately the fire was confined b

y for the attendants to turn the

(Cnnndinn Press.)

arry At\'.'o1»d. n\'inr.or, will nt-

.u ed Canadian Pacific aeaboard brtneh. near Glenarm. Ho was sawint dyna-

_ _price. M. Guardian. 1-4d1w. " R s/in e newly calvcfl ww

dtf.

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Scotsmen on the Bump- uge Because of New Years Holiday

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(Canadian Pfress.) LONDON, Jan. 3-An extraordin-

ary military roit is reported froll Longinoor camp where there il I mounted infantry school.

Scntsnieu .incensed at the curtail-

ment of their holiday on new years evo are stated to have smashed up ,huts in the camp, and bombarded the oflii-er’s quarters with bricks.

The assembly sounded, and UQ odi-

rcrs, and non com. ofliccrs turned. out.

` The men formed n square and kept oil their superiors, injuring several.

An officer cliallenged one man to

fight. They formed a ring and the man was beaten. Men then sullenly returned to the wrecked huts. `

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o'r'r.iwA. Jan. s-'rue mul If

A cadet instructor of

standing may be pronotedfy 'disab-

li taincy. V _ -,

School teachers holding,

President llcwson Pure Wool Tex- certificates tc' bd paid a§'If& nu N’ mes, Ltd., . $1

SIIIIUIIS INN

per cadct to $50; A50, 'fl

cents per cadet and ovei§_'>,"#_1.00. fifty cents each. _

PEIIIINNS IN `

uhiii sims

(Canadian Press.)

WASHINGTON, Jan 3°-The United

e European countries for free entry i wood pulp, print paper and paper oard under the most favored nation

one section and it was not uccnsc- glaugu t|~¢a¢193_

By thc ‘act this frcc entry is given

ment, ou; into the mos: the named 'products coming unre-

stricted from Canada.

NIU ing the request suggets that they

seek redress in the court of Customs

Appeals.

A T The matter has been under the per-

< fsoual supervision of the President.

l`I\Lll\N KILLED BY

The Treasury Department in deny-

DYNAMITE EXPLDSIOII

LINDSAY, Ont., Jan. 1 Valdltlfw cinno, aged 23, was instantly kill- st the construction camp of the

si>l"ill!<_ mite when a spark got into one .oi

lic will leave Newfoundland and

hopes to land in Ireland.

Following the path of thc ocean

the casts, causin n terrific ex loai

nd a companion, some distance away

was seriously injured and is now at

take 30 hours nt 65 miles per hour, `¢

liners lic fiIgurr-s that the trip will h

e nous Memorial Hospital here. Biz

of dynamite exploded. Llieillo

K P ole

Luciano's body was blown to atoms a

asee

a distance of 2450 miles. was unmarried, '

Mi d' L' i t c Di uthei-is. Minard's uniment cures Di .

FOR THE N

Begin thc ycnr with God,_iny friend; deep

` idering ed her He

Begin with Him the year.

Step boldly out in untrlad ways

With courage and £606 chcer. He sees the way, 'He knows the path

_ (fer mountnin-top or vale.

He'll lead thee with His own right

hand,

With Him thou canst not fall!

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A lad new year, if ` or thel‘¢» “This year to thmall be, Bo free from every _anxious chre.

If He but leadctllthee. .

Mrs. “ry B. Wingate.

Loomuc Ar 'rim waono sum.

Dr. George F._Pentecoet tells abllt going to ses s llrishioner who wad in

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