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LONDON, `Feb. 1-After brief pro- ceedings a special jury biefore G_hie`f` Justice Alveretone cleared King George of the imputations againhl. ms personal character by finding Ed- ward Mylius guilty of circulating a libel.
Mylius was _thereupon sentenced to
one year’s imprisonment. _
Mylius was charged with dlsi_`ri\,“¢__
ing in England copies of a, Paris pub licstion in which it was alleged Hia lllslesfy. had .contracted a morgana- tic marriage with the elder daughter of Admiral Seymour at Malta, before the Prince, as he then was, became heir to the throne.
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AJFLANTA, Jan. 30 - Five wealthy southern llurlbsfrmen left Atlanta's leading hobel today in a touring car for the United States penitentiary, where they began toserve sentences for peonage. ` They .are" W. S. Harlan, Robert
Gallagher, Dr. W. E. Grace, C. C. Hilton and E. S. Huggins of Lock- hart (Ala.) 'Harlan and Gallagher will each serve eighteen months and pay lines of $5,000. The three others will serve thirteen months and pay' $1,000 each. _
w. S. Harlan is a nephew of Jus-
t‘ce Harlan of the United States su- llr(-ms court.
Their entrance into prison is the. last chapter _of n famous case _fought through all the courts. _Their _,cafes were the first to originate in the south. _The case was twice taken _bc- fore President Taft in the hope that hc~wollld grant clemency, but he re-
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tllli0NC'l‘(.Nl, Feb. l-The warn;
s_,o`r _ experienced in th' t _ _ _ ’
railvllgiy men say, has beerlrrgglhag SDle3:,l(.m TheCG“ar,dmn' Q&\1§h_c_ along the Intercolonial 'and “ ' ’ BEA H’ Q91" Feb' 1 '_ A t_ e tgains'al‘ound St. Flavia are ami. masked man" clad iii' a' bathing suit 191 I _“UW bnnkl and traffic at that and woman’s stockings was 'ground pol” ‘H pmctlcally blocked' to death llnder"`a trolley car which
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newspaper editor in Montreal.
Special to The Guardian. _
TORONTO, Feb. 1-Twenty thous-
and dollars are provided in the sup- ,
plementary estimates of the Province*
for evening industrial classes.
This is the first step of the Gov- , _ '
ernment in the idirectinn of providing
technical education for Ontario.
» _ Special to The Guardian.
OTTAWA, Feb. 1-.The Inland Rev-
_ csue department laboratories will
- hereafter include a bacteriologicsl de-
' partment of the service in the matter
of experiments and will prove partic-
BOSTON’ Jan 29__The Welsh Rare* nlarly valuable in food analysis.
bit has 9, i~iva1_ The new laboratory will be housed
It’s the lobster rsrebit. It comes in the Inland Revenue building.
from Prince Edward Island. The
P. E. Islanders are turning out cann-
ed lobster as fast as theycan.
-This is news for Wales. One of the I
principles industries of that land is _ threatened. Up to date the principle ` _At _30 thi products of Wales have been Welsh TFURO` _ Jgmk 31 t .2 C S rar-shite and welsh spelling. Boch '“‘_”“’,“3 5'” 'O ‘ I°“u "Q t’°‘§§ have brooked no rivals. Now, with Bw" drug sto" °" Kg 8 :hreeb :ld P. E. I. turning out canned lobster "1 les' than ‘Pall “n °;‘r ° 30 f rarebit, Wales will have to rely main- me with Bu “B °°,i_‘;°“ 3.1” f 3: t
( Canaan” ,mvplge BJ' pletely destroyed. e orlg n »o s
_ . ilre is unknown. The logsg is about
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"ls F " I 'l"l1!¥ clieuéusllzoegvevvas the mlali:
MIHE gest in 'l‘ruro._ The flames spread
with great rapidity and it was only
fi‘0_f_10N'l‘l), January 30-W. n_ the excellent work of Chief Stewart
'pr Wm the-convicud enernl man. and the firemen that kept the _flames
fu.~:ed'to interfere.
The men were convicted in the,
llnited States court at Pensacola, fine.; When the lumbermcn realived they would have to so to prison flwvi asked Uihltod Stltts ,Mal”shal_Mc_G9V- in to all0W`tholI\"t.0 some unattpudsd to Atlanta to escape' the humiliation ._ of being taken from their homes by officers. They agreed to meet the officers at t-he Piedmont Hotel today and accompany him to the l>¢nl€’¢H‘
tiary. Marshal Mo_Gowin and tha live Wm* to Atlanta yesterday and stoPD¢d Bt the Piedmont. List Bight “WY 52V* a farewell banquet to some Atlolltl ri-lunus._'rhls morning lvlsrehnl .W- flowin ca1l_ed__at the .l’1°di¥\0“¢ in 5 car and foundthe men ready 1° *1°‘ company ,hip ,P_lIlBQD.-
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gave notice. in the house last night that at ,tha earllept ,0DP0fl'““ll'Y I” would move an ainendlmht *O tl” motion to 'go into “supply C8331! “P” on the government to bold A Publ" lnvcstigatlén of recent mergers of hi- therto competlns wlfporatlons. 945° to discover how they allctt tlls Dub* llc interest in the matter of_ hlglwl' prices, damage to Canadian interests abroad and banking -Idollit-l¢9~
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o'r'rAwA, Jan. :io-A delilltniwn
from the Women's Canadian Histori- cal Society waited uDol\ Sli' Wlmld Laurier end'Hon. william Pusslev today asking that a symbolical me- morial of Confederation be erected on the plans proposed to be built be- tween the Dufferin and Savill*-T9 lulugse in this city. All =l>l>r<>\>e¢l°“ for the plaza is contained in the main eItlmates._ _ ' rm. Premier personally e=l>f¢“°“ himself in terms _favorable to *-110 llroposal, which he promised would
Big; 0f'f,h¢,'1eN-meru'~baEk_ in Still ai from spreading to other buildings. §“l¥€ii%..§l.€i€."iii§i°?Ei§;uE:}flii`m"B'S"°" """,i,'>,i:;";,,,,,,. ’.f.‘i?..“.`.*.‘§‘ii.l’°.‘3l‘i.‘;°..i“;?».‘i.“.E.“’i.”f .”i‘;‘“..fI£.?l - “ny M”§,_n°¢_ 3om,.¢_o ¢,u1»__.,ide_Nr¢ie,, PHILADEIiP.I_-lIA,- Jan. 29-The
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Special to The Guardian.
REGINA, Feb. 1-A report has
reached this city that seven home- steaflers in Kindcrsly district met death in a shack by suffocation. I-Six of the men went 'to pay 'a visit ,to a neighboring homesteader. . A blizzard came up and they had .to stay-all night and next day all were -round' deed:-' if " ‘-’i’he,¥n1fl‘faota`i‘are not yet available, but the mounted police say the story _is exaggerated. _ V
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Special to The Guardian. ` ‘ .TOBON-TO, llleb-_ 1 - A wedding party of.300 persons was .today brok-
en 'lilgaby tlis_ outbreak of fire' and the gues lea'vIn'g‘, to the lively airs played b fan orchestra was the spec-- tacle -today at the University Ave.
Synagogliie. ._ , _
Thl‘oug__t_he presence of mind of the musicians and Rabbi Go'rdon`all reached the--street in safety. 1 _._..~.._.,....___
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,M_ANILA, January 30-Twenty per- sons-all natives-were overwhelmed and drowned by .the tidal wave which followed the eruption of thefvolcano lowed the eruption of the volcano Taal. according to press advices re- fceivedf-berewedly-.\-~» ~ - ‘ .
All the .towns within a radius of
fullytwenty miles, have sufier_ed`,dam- ages from the rain of mud and stones, which still continues._ _ The native _population in all directions are abandoning their villages and fleeing ,to the hills,in.the interior.
MANILA, January 30--Observers
sent out by the bureau of science to investigate the .eruptions of the vol-‘, cano 'l‘aal, have revealed in s/‘report that a terrific reuption occurred at
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In Ten Months .Past lt Ex-
ceeds the" Estimates. len Millions Sterling.
Special to The Guardian. `L70l:IDON, l~`_eb1 1-The British re-. \'enll§"l‘ec_cipt§' for ten" months ` show ins csiimhus nf the Cin-in‘é‘elio`r or the Ex`c‘heci`llér have lieerfgreatly ex- c`eedell`. ' ` `
He'flgured the increase of the year nc a.~ar,2so,ool>;
The increase already is more than
.$37,000,000 and the coming two months will bring large additions.
The expenditures thus fur have ili-
creased 126,500,000 sterling.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 1~Five persons
w'ere injllred. three. hrobaqly fatally, when the Rutland express which left Montreal this morning tore through a, defecti_ve switch _‘at L‘acs.die, Que- li_e_c, clit its baggage car in two and overturned the locomotive.
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CALGARY, Alta., Jah. 27-Thomas
Mitchell Robertson "comes up for trial in the mounted police `co'urt_ Calgary, on Monday, on the charge of murder. He and John Fisk are accused of slaying Tucker Peach, a rancher, near Okotoks, Atla., last summer. Robertson has engaged as counsel City Solicitor Moffatt, and will, it is understood, enter g_ plea of not guilty., I-ie crnfessnd when ar- rested, stating that Fist had induced him to help in the slaying oi`_i`csch, and that he, Robertson, had fired the second- shot at Peach. Objection .will be 'taken to this confession, and Ro- bertson'will'rnake a strobe iight for life, though at one time he ' stated that he was willing to die in cr- piation of -the prime.
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Despite the efforts of crown officers MW( RW' Pat-Tick John Ryan' arch' two o'clock in the 'morning slfnultan- , ____ , and the _men named in winding uv l>“*“°P 0’ P“‘l‘“‘°"”"“» g“‘§n°;‘f ‘ff nouns with two urolonsorl earth- nosrou, Jnu. :lc-_-signer n. suav- euu bnnrn nsniru, Travers was ob- the bm l‘“°““ iiieelmgf ta 1’ “dm” quakes. The island on ,which the vol-,_ ard, _47‘ years of age,'n mail carrier. rlurate He bases his refusal to re- Ines l“'th° U" 8 "'5' 5 Y 3 cans is located sank five feet. A wmwug wifi, thi, p0g|;.0fg'ce at
made pblic for several reasonssone Until today _Ie seriéil nt u ded reserve for further prosecutions, l\`°“f the P“I’ll°~ 'md “vm "moi
and t e eases couns con e r by savers, months’ accQ,.,“,,¢ _to tha
of the prosecutions.
NEW YORK Jan 30-The police of dents i-ll Japan have organz bei;
investigate E Search for 5 tai] sign. tonight at Yokohama in which lead-
“'°““ '“ 5 clear u thy hundred namaswere enrolled
w°m“" was till nt he asked that this be SWB" U1* wld'
6:1 y y'?Mr_ ghd- MTS. Jbhfl Smith' Ol
he carefully considered by the l!0V°"" ment. » __
thln__the
yawning lasting from 10 to 15 min-
than an hour at a time
that the phvsicians 'fear Miss Strat-
wo e. o the round was covered
a snow shovel drawn by a horse. BMI
sign on his belief that the mine is so it bl? h°m°' };;éght°°m'h md s“mm" hes-VY mllii Sl10W€l` N11 B115 U10" fill' Fle|d'|_,Corner, Dorchester, commit- rich that it will yet produce enough “l"°°(’“' this ° V' .u th , u half an hour hot ashes fell. ' ted suicide by hanging himself st his ore' to make unnecessary the double ‘ Th” P"°““°' ""‘°»"-‘z0l’°“xt °h° fi . _-'rho observatory nc Manila corro- home, ara Bowdoin street. He is liability OH the Sl1¢11`¢l10l\‘l0TS~ B°°"° nmlk °“ ~F°b' , 'mf " sh°" t. ,boratep-_.the report of. the earthquake spoken _of as a victim of Hitchcock 'rec lengthy statement given nv he 11”' I1” "°§“h5°“"°' “g ""“ °‘“' _#nfl °4‘1P»~“1°‘°'*\‘W1‘“"¥°bl°-°1°¢"ff. economy- ‘
Truvxs ‘wine pglice will not bu failure for monm . ‘ us ess of his ca__storr_n continued for tyvo hours _llihgglth ,mused by, grip and over
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work is attributed as the cause
_with deafening thunder _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ __ _ .
is thal.)-the crown wish to hold it in °°“¢l*l°“ 1'" b°°” °"°y 5 5’ _ (continued on page 4. i which llisrelstlves claim had been
brought about since the new rulrs
while the other is that many 01 Trev- “‘°*~"h° °“d -"“" “°'“` h” b°°“ me young f|0||||| |g regarding economy neil been adopted
’ totem t contradictory. WWI’ “ 5°'9l'°md4.1d°°i°1'~‘ . » ' _ by the mall _department of the gov- S .nf “"9 “"" .1 1.. ...ir nuu.i....n» we-1 ~*-°f*°“°“ "‘° “‘° Dvlllc from vllwlls ,,.,,,,,,._
The bod was discoverwl in a stole
I awe in lt. ¢ l V . , . Y - ` l')"l‘|l_,ien crown will endeavor to sep- ,l?:g'9lQl.°I\P».iwb9“ °l;`gP'n`u'12 'h-a`t‘€;‘:§:" FOREST Cl"I"Y, Pa., Jan. 29-PIly- room in his__llouse, by Cha.;-les Shep- arate the wheat from the chaff, and Bgalmt thdr We °s p°“ H 1 sieians .here are- baffled by the ard, a brother, who lives at 143 while using the information given‘ in HIE IIN! PN°ldl“3 *t th” meéngl ?< strange malady of Misa Tillie Strat- Homes-Avfnne. The body was sun- ghe pgngament, will take care that lt S0l'Vl°° l°l' 91° m`°m°“ W`h° 1°” 1° r ford. For three weeks the young wo- pended from a clothes line wiiic.i is not' filed as a court record in any lives in the Bodine street fire. mln has been subject '10 EDU115 0! Shepard ..ha_d,.nalled to one of the
rafters in the ceiling.
utes. I He had been connected with thi
It i feared that she will succomb Roxbury and Dorchester stations for
"Ew YGRK "As Fon I" JAP!" from sheer exhaustion unless ber all- 25 years as a mail carrier. `
“UR I ~ ment can be diagnosed and treated. '_ '___
‘ Tomo' 'nm' 30_Ameri°iM;drem` She has been unable to sie-ell more
various cities' 'Word wilt! H-Bk°d 11° "Me "°°i°tY" A his mwung was S0 violentare some of. the attacks 0F LIVING
_ . v , , d _ __ W , _ _ _ _ , _ _ . ith t 'n one eye. *V110 lm! b“"l“°“ m°“ psrtwipated an f `d dslocate the muscles of the NEW YORK lan. 29-George .W-
der man lviv ht zvzizoilt and a slouch m\1¢l1' enthusiasm was displayed. Two t?l‘;_oa';‘°a7ud'cheM;__ DcClunha of bfontclalr, N.`J., whose
annceas for ublic ills' have broil ht
hat who is wanted to D d 'Tl ' D D E
' some woman found The A_m°¥`l°““ °‘“b°°5a °r' mlm” himfame, is out withaa pronounce-
crlxzaixddeflroerl Etglsrlgiulation last night -L 0'BFl°l\. speaks and reeollllétixne SIEOVELS SIDEWALKS ment _.Y-hat, the,hi§h co5_t_of livin! lf* in the Hotel Bryant at Forty-Fourth were o<l0D¥€d ¢a‘°““° mg th t th e NEI “B _ due to the national mania, for ban- ggreng and Sixth Avenue. * tolli- T110 °mb“°s“ °" B" ° ef f -- quets. He advocates tlie _passage _of Today twem noni-5 mer the dis- was no °"'ld°“°¢° °f ““"l°“‘“‘“‘f" ° nnooxvlnnlc, ina.. Jan- 29~ s federal lew to restrain the - pro-
r of the crime the body Of U10 W9 United stu” on the part 0 any ‘Brookville has a prlwtlcol llhllllll- clfvity to Fletcherlze every question
°°v° Y still iuiidentlileu in the section °f the J°P““”° l’°°V‘°' ““d throvlst lu rhlllii Blere- A mornin.: that comes cu public attention.
m°"3“°' “nd tm assnssin was B 1 l ti as representing the to t 3 ` 5 ' th ~
lame' h d istercd Elrlcecrgmallxd (lllllanimous sentiment of slip!"°§°':ve‘:_‘;°DB;'£f;n;g°v\Zé,0'::d da; NED cnoss T0
Tl” mn" and woman A reg A ricans in this country. C ‘en b ll Mr Biere has GIIECK Irs "NME
` ri sterday afternoon at the bo- U10 _ light by sleigh _o -S-_ _ - _ _ . __
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Montclair' Nwtllylsfv b`ll1°2;e “?;!;ceu°t:` 0F GUULD i`lJoll;epsev\5lalkir\ef§.e bg drives over town srican'_Red Cross has salted the soil- °l°'r°d “md” - clearing .the walksj and _ crossings. eitor-general of the United,States to tl°“° names' `. d 1 “rg en hours `“""' when the` first school bell rang ho advise it as to the proper steps for
The m“fd°\"°‘ ““ ° ° Nsw vonx. Jain 29-Whw Mi" » . x. li ~ - rc t ci iii s¢_‘}.¢_ upon the police which led the H1 vm" Gould' d,_ugh¢,,. ay had cleared 17 miles of wal Ho ta; tbeenfoioement ol ha nortgan o ii
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authorities to believe that be Md 6:0180 _J._Gol-lid. becomes the brida ¥'l;>sl;1n;.‘g)eri;yar<§on§_“_tl¢i`i:{nv;of;nd 0;‘ecBw_ {g9;':\1b;=£;¥'l::d_1'd mm ;1§°r9Bdv°er‘;i;’i “K left 1‘fQW~_X9_"k_~________________._____.__._._._._-_-_-_-_-.-.-e of .Uord Dwi!!! 0" F95- 7- sm 'I - -mg no comp,,','“~¢|°n_ ' l by' pi-lvnta arm; and manufacturers.
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l~\nlf-ehaltationfgver exaltb a msn. but always‘lowers him. Not only do others think len of him when _be trivl is nnni-ees him _wich ins matmv. but he himsoll is faqs of a_ man over! time he attempt# ¢hi»._n. in only pm of the lnexloi-align -ia ,-chit if a.l1l»‘l; Me hi lfl , I I I . ll, namudmmm it. When a noi hr leaf!! of l¢1I\°° dung that is hi ly ci-édimile to im.
hut learns' og i indirectly, without our having i any part in tellin! him. his 'opinion of un me ur- If '°
cumlvu 'fo _ and ' M11
him' of that name ., thins.
in order to iniprees him with what
YO have-done,-'.-although the thin! lt*
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" ' ' _ have n troliseeau. which Wm l‘°"° ' - his 1 gn nan cross is .pun-
. _. » '_' i. ,_ .- . _ _ _ cost 859.000. ,and will he the most col- )-ER. SHO" is§\I’f|I°.|5iy.f :penalty up to $500 or n
' ~ i ’ " i ' elaborate ever seen in New York. , i yawn impnsonmenh _
. I seaiern, the famous tsélor."*l: m::‘;_ t Th _G1 dm [rr , _, _ . - .\
i the cloth gowns an su . , Special o o u r ~ " C rnons today, W. F. lllclieandrcw mr in vlicll \fr. Fielflini; managed llllzcoll Of 25713 l‘h° w°ddl“5 dn” TORONTO. F95- 2”Fl“°t3';d (5325 “dc” _ ;_ H22 Mr. Fielding a significant stnle-N ‘N A " -
` _ and °Y°"i“§ 5}‘,“"::~ md London have' $1l:§‘;°‘:)vf“°rF:_`:;:f' by °°° °' V 5 _ _1o“\!iU_l§lliQ_g_§tlon.i ment as to the pam-r situation. llnli.-_
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Special to The Guardian. .NEWARIL Feb.. 1-Trapped like ra_ts',”,twslv_e ,workmen, a.ll..nagroesi were suffocated to desthhere in -fa_ caisaon --in-. the- Passaic- River. - .The victims wereengdged in tllef work preparatory--to _the ‘reconstruc- tion of a ,bridge between here and Harrison. '
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Hpeciul to _'I`llo (iunrglian (7-'\LGA.IllY, _ Full. l-Nine llersous
were seriously injured and several others slightly hurt when the west- bound Uanailinn Pacific truill was do railed near Glcichen, fifty-five niiieu east of here.
The train, wllich was travelling
fast, struck a broken rail,
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NORTH PORTAL, Seek., Jnn. 27-
Jamcs Milne, a -farmer living six miles east of North Portal., was found on the prairie early thin. morn- ing in an unconscious condlticii with* both feet fcozen to above the ankles, and his bands and lace frozen. Ile left North Portal for home last even- ing with a load of cull, lost the track, and then llnhitcled_the team. He followed n, wire fence until ‘.\'\.fh-
nelgh-bour, P. Iiycel, where hc fell ezcliausted :-.nd lny until morning when he was follnd by 3 neighbor on his way to feed some stock on an ad- jacent farm. l)r. Douglas was sum- moned and it was several hour.-i be- fore Milne regained consciollenass. lt i`s` thought that his _fe-et can le sav- ed. ' . '
INSTEAD OF FATHER l
DEAD BODY CIIME
in a. few yards of the lmuse of li>!l~
Cl*llIR.GE _
AGAINST HIPS
Alleged ru Be spreading _ Plague in China. lip- ' pulling Mortality
Near Harbin." '
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I'El<lN, Feb. 1-The open charge in
mimic that the Japanese are spread; Hll: liulionic plague in Msnuhuria and Nortlierll Chinn.
Aunirding to the report, .lgpgngpq
spies of most during and dangerous collrnlge, are sacrificing their lives hr lnfecting themselves with plague in Manchllria and then stealing by th! frontier guards and entering China.
The only objelztcan hc the dnvastui-
tion of the Chinese Empiri-_ by tha sweep of the dcatlrdealliig pr-.~:tilcnce.
Reports from flariiin and iliukdcn
state that practically all-'l.fl.\ \'\lla;4es lvitiiin u radius of two iiumiicil miles have been wiped out by llw plague.
fine f.b~ul.-:xml cndlns ooutallllug
dsl:-:I lnnli.-s \.liE(-ll hurl not lien-ill \iur'-
i‘e-l :llc i.l<:llg; i»\.l'llr:l ai, Harbin to- l:l\'. '
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IlOS'l`(`)N,' Jnll. 30-~.»\ young: wmllan
lvholn tho police believe answers in 9 general way in appearance to Miss Dorothy Arnulll, ¢lul'.gllli~l‘ of Francis Il. Arnold, of New York, who han ‘been liiiieeling since llciv. IZ, was found In li helpless uoilflitiml ill ll. doorwily' at li;-I Illlntingtoll avenue early this lrlorning.
"I‘h¢-lvonlan appcnrell sick or dem-
ented, and was unable to talk. Sha was taken to the city iluspltal where alle is under ol\si~l".'nf.ioll.
In the \vorriPn':; hand when she ws!
discovered by a policeman was a let- ter ad\lrc.~f:.~rl to F. M. Becllcr, 33 Franklin :=Il‘<'~f'f,, The police immedia- tely set to work in an effort to fo# ‘cate Becker. The Franklin streets ad- dress is u hui-liii¢>.<s building and in ((_lrinf.inl\rll on page lf.)
(iII‘lL SUES BLIND
_ MIIN OF EIGHTY
GLAC-E BAY, Januar" 30-Allotlier fatal accident occurred liere this af-l ternoon, when Janies ivIacNcil,'a nn-l tive of l‘ort Hood, was instnntlvi killed at the Hub eollierv, by a fall, of stone. Mar-.Neil only .nrl‘ivf‘.<l here' last, ,week and started work on Sat-1 urday, having only worked two sIiI.ft_s- when the accident occurred which; caused his death. When found he was lying _in one of the rooms under a’ quantity of stone and coal,_ the head almost severed from thc body. He was in the 48th year of his age and leaves n. wife and fmnilv residing in Fort Hood. His eldest daughter was visiting,-I
him and was sitting al. the window. waiting for her fntller’s return to supper, when his remains were car- ried to the house where they were boarding. An inquest will be hcld. _
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()'I."I‘AWi\, Jun. 30---Allgllst lies-
clleue, a conductor of the I-lull nlcc~ trio railway, arrested oil Ss.1'.lll"diiy, pleaded guilty this after-noon to rob- bing his fare box by menu.; of a |lri~ vate key. ‘
He was sentenced to five wi-..~_lrs im-
prisonment and fivc months ad<li\ion~ al police supervision. On account of his large family' he wnn lot nil eus- lly. l
I
WIND KILLS NEWPORT MIIN
NEWPORT, R. I., Jan. 29-Injuries:
ustained by being blown off the roof' f a, garage resulted in thc death tw _ ay of Robert G. Foster, 26. of this‘ city. Foster was at work on tin- roof; of a bllillling owned by Ellwnrd .l.i Derwlnd, niaking l'rymiri~z, wllen tin-l accident happened.
Another victim of n fnll, who died oday, was William Pascoe, 7, n pn-_ II of St, J|i_so|ih’s School. Hn fell" own stairs nt the scliool n fcw duynl ago and fractured his skull. l
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and Lrurnhlini: uiill if-l\'s:iw-il age and tulltlly lilinll, '\‘.'illiuui I". 'I‘ay‘I017 f‘l:;lli;'/ _vrzlm olll, fi \\'r'ulfhy rcsldollfi of l'llilndelphl:i, '.~.:-,< l>.\ll1~<l to the stand llrzxi ni :l llmrll of promise suit lirouf.;lit niiailint him by pretty. Miss .losfrpiiriiic fli<lf_‘::s.}ii, seventeen years of age, of l'l‘oul1»t<»u. Mr. Tay- lor, who was fornlr-rly :l mine opera-_ tor ill ll/`cst \‘irgillin will fields, was inf(-l"rstcd .'-iii-io in sllnimcr lnitelu. While in lf~»ilcdi~.li- four years ago \l‘lf.ll her sister, lic <~;i~ploycll Misa flllcsnki as o lnuiil. llovhad been lilillli for years, and nlicr' the death of his sister, he rcfniucd the girl in his employ. While on the stand Misa .loilelilluiie still maillfailled tlltl sbs imcll the agoll mall <ll~.<|>lfa-. his years and lnt'l'niific~s. Islcr ul.=tf'r,_‘1ifteen years olll, also tesiiiierl. Hllc nmfd sho lleulwl ilir. Taylor ask .liisvzplilllle to bu his wife one day in the parlor as she was passing the door. Sho said she dill not sw- hir. 'i`sylor, but re- cognized his voice.. Miss Olllessyi In suing for $10,000 ns balm for lien ivollmlvd hcart.
FREDERICTON OFFICER
IIAD LIIIELY TIME
l<`l»li~7lll<llill"l‘O_\’, Jan. 30 - Police
Officer fiullfer had a lively time “fl Sntllrflay c\'cl\in»I in atfeml't.inl: to lnnkc an llrrc.~'1_ Sci-inf: fl man IlnrInl‘ the influence of liquor come from a. llrllii store with a, sllspirious allliblll", inp parcel unllrr his arm, the officer' folioivmi him and cndfavored to get pn.-n_~,,, ion of fhr parcel. A scuffle rn- nuril (lining the rolirsi- of wllirh Gull- frr reroevlul n pllmmelllug. Finally fhf- .>.lu~rr plm~l~fl_ thc mall under ur- rcst sllzl with the use of the baton and flli-, nssistilncr Ile i-lllmmpned. EUC his msn to thc police statinll. 'lheio is some tlllk of nrtiml being tnkhn uarnirmf fl\lllt'~r ns n leslllt of the ill-
cidcnt.
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¢|-editable as ever, nevertheless our
_ been ransactod for 15°F* °» 9 ' ' ' ' ments hy the American Newspnprr
telling of' it is not creditable gpehats. B °.°.°- °“l"l’°"’ °'“d stock' Tl" °°m“t ‘ut mght and “P tc' 12”' 10"’ h°"‘5°m°m' 23-'B1'-1 Publishers’ Association, inslstinglhnf.
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sae,” Tiélyw thllleviowle ag; to leparn tliisl £0, 'W no hurt ourselves b_y~¢l'¥i11l ‘ M, help ourselves! MII!! C 3005 *MU who is .really a great man .is marrins M, 309 ,and turning bis, lwj nf iggo' pmlnese by :bills I 1'
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ings to -ml€6h'feB°\\ >K°W“- .tl""°° °'°l°c'k thu mclimmsdwals orgm ` few boarders can be eomfortablv llaper and pulpwood would be irc: is;
_...__- f---_ dsxree above zero; t e warmest n - _ provided fm. at 32 Weymouth an ambiguous “prmmm_ d,__m“,,B,_,,_
€l`lv¥;nty5;;° l?$‘v?E andw:€'tm~_fé:‘;:l: St. ` ___*____ __k_____?_-_2d2WDd-__ ,ly incorporatecl in thc a',:rernn»\\\t. Mr. . ‘_ ‘"3 _ _ . I LET, th t d labl ld . Fl ldln ' answer was that tu- nov
l’1°°k us” 'm°mm¢ it W” two de* rlgan Upper Ielillsggrli Sirerlx, l-.rrimcnt Hlcaves it to the United _ 5"” °' 0”' " coll ld b L. H. Beer; pcssission `States authorities to interpret thci
Yesterday the Mlm’ ‘md The lcwvst ¢°\1\l?¢\":“""'\_ "°.‘;‘:,"‘:_§°- givin elteonez Apply to 'r l. Alt- customs duties ne they choose. 'rher
° -wlliesrmie-wisp or _:~ei>uu~f»wn- town at "'°°l'°' "’°*°“ °“ g°°i°\'<l=v Wes 00# \l° <1 "19 ° ° ren. .1 omni nlllibnro sc. ` 16-zuu. mmm. ne some mom with mera 1
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f-;ii°.°' °‘=i‘.;i~“‘~.:;l°":.l::% :en cis: nmrlggld. `~\»\=_¢__¢'.*"°*“ '¢"‘°° ‘Q the hllmbls. F _
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also. ' `
there at 10.45. She leaves on return _ighest was four above .il till nine __ _ . __ ___ ._ me mterpmtauon 0, the Amen” this morningG at Picton at 7 on p. m. ;l‘l;`e lowes; reco;de;lm;h;hg;:. .\\/flgéléetl:\dper‘s`:>;)ibmwhob;o<:‘l:\B law' We the Cémdum govammen 1 Thae?i;r|ltov;r?'en:l docked in that v‘5i~`;,s¢ ‘lg 'thwagf ltrrlllsyegvill be nine from the Arena Saturday leave same “°¢l°"9*'°“‘\ ‘U55 “llm 91° Um* 0*' - _ it C dian r f' port at 10.40. She leaves this morn- hours ang forty-nine minutes. ~ at 98 Kent St., and receiv;_l;is own. irvge °g:m§lm°“p:_ov`nC£:P;n egg ing at 7.00 for Picton. 'Phe sun sets this afternoon at 5.08 - _
d is t r w morning at 7.18
l » in r . -l Minard'l liniment cures gargetln cow- “Tug soo; “sea this evening at \lll“°l`d" U°lm°“*- °“\”0l WMS. GNL l"°'“°l“"
terms, the Canadian duty on pap
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l~l. N. filiudcs lwluiglit up the man-
hls rccip ocity nnuollnrcment. t/ana diana were in the position on '\'hllrs~ day afternoon of obtaining their in~ formation from Washington, but not from Ottawa. At Washington at t n'clork the American government is- sued the schedules and a relhme of the bargain. At Ottawa ,Fi_eId‘_ ing did, not allow the press or metn~` bers to see the schedules- until he had
flfinidled his speech. ` . ' P Mr. i<`\cl~l,inz said that if "we fol- 0 low American methods.w _.must ll adopt the American. oonsti§iitIon."~ 7- l-ie evidently was veped- at _.the msn-
Gil ner in which tgiélbmyhgwpmmg m o year ago ber __ _ _Q sl ltelggraph omeq hy., the ..A.;n,c__|llQllli»- erl ready to relaaae__at_a$__¢i!_ei_i hour,
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