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Six Families Are' Made Homeless

UNE PATALLY BURNED

Awful Explosion Ot Dynamite _, At The Steel Works,

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Srnzsar. C. B. J nn.22-(Special)-Angus HlDougall was killed and n man :named Horine from Trilby Bay, Newfoundland badly injured by a dynamite explosion at- t71e steel works to-day. `

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QUEBEC, J an. 22.-(Special)-F our houses ‘ cccupied bs six families were burned out to-day, losing every thing and one won; au, Y Hrs Cantin, will die from burns received

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shire, _l.'. S. A., Jan. 19. HDI, by the:Rev. C. S. Perkins, William _R. Mc- Leod, of Lincoln, New Hampshire and l(issGertrudc Heaney of Ciinton,P. E. I.

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K1; ' A thousand claims to reverence closed January 22nd'

I11 her as Mother, Wife, and Queen.

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Kumfort Headache Powders. 10ers.

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For tho Dffios, e t _ _ _ ' _ A _ _ i M rm- the asm. A Momentous Message 'to Prince of Wales-Solemn Prayer at the Bedside-Notable~‘f~

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Q COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT,Janua.ry 22.-(Special)-The Queen died at six thirty o’clock this

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;h¢ prayers for those in extremis. , ' examination before signing.

‘~ ' She always kept in close touch with all her work as Sovereign.

Reduction for cash only. '

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Gent’s “ $3, n0W$1~5

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Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen Died Yesterday Aftern

1901 at 6.30 0 Clock at Osborne House

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the Cares That Yoke with'Emprre-Parliarnent to Meet at once-Ceremonies of

X sion-U., S. Senate Resolution'-The Flag Half Masted on the Executive Mansion

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noon. surrounded by her children and grandchildren.

H f all L/lsr worms 'ro 'rms PRINCE or WALES. I the Queen and all agree that she has paid the penalty of her great devotion to

At noon the Queen addressed a. few words of great moment to the Prince of .__ affairs of state.

Wales and fha said “Good Bye” to all ot hers in theroom. it TH: QuEn'N‘s oaEA'r Lanoas-'ran Camas or xurnu. A

l She signed fully 50 030 documents yearly, or an avenge ot lil) daily

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Among around bedside were.-

The Prince and Princess of Wales;

'rue Prineiiis Louise; _

The Princess Battenbnfll;

The Princess Beailri¢¢§

The Duke of Connaught;

11” Egpq-or ot Germany; `

Prince Christian; _ .

Ladies of the Court and sc-me faithful attendants

The 39131 Physicians, _ _ - _

vxrvv council. AND Pant!

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'll mblt Wibhill ¢W¢fli'»! f0U1‘ h°“l`S- The Senate unanimously passed a resolution “that the death ot Her Royal

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qs-ra-,ns wn.L 'uxn -rm: oxm or au.lnxaNc1:. Imperial Majesty Victoria, of noble, virtuous and great renown is sincerely:

' _ . Seals at mee to ba m_3“.°m “king the oath of by the benate of the United States of America.” ’

'rho Ministers mu sive UP their ° ’ ,

' negfianw tflltgeecelgelghe Proclamation of the new King and will pass votes ot con- ‘LL CANADXAX FLM” *T HALF ““5T° _

ey W - e ` V Orrawa, Jan. 22.-(Special)-Flags are ordered to be displayed at half mast

, dence °‘”d.“d3°“m' cc ow A over Canada until sunset of the day of Her M_ajesty’s funeral.

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The e muon i` t' a Thr0ll¢ ` A proclamation of the Secretary of State continues in office all persons

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'Immediately on the Queen's death Albert Edward notiied the Lord Hayol'

London and roeeived a touching message of sympathy in reply.

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Wasnmor-os, Jan. 22.-‘(Special. )-The news ot the Qneen’s death was heard

_wish pfofonnd regret.

The flag on the Executive Ihnsioa was placed at half Qmast, the ilrst time

P history that this mark of respect was ever paid to a foreign Ruler.

HKLGI OF- BYMPATHY FBO!! SECRETARY- BAY. _ `

wluding the Queon’s Indian{e.ttendant. ‘ - Secretary of State Hay in the name ot the American people sent a message

Aims-I -1-9 um, A sympathy to Ambassador Choate.

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