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with His Foreign Minister and Notable Company

Detectlveand Lawyir Held at Bow Street for False Evidence in Divorce Case-Guilty of Wife Murder.

ppnsinnsr wUal'r’s visrr.

PAM, Ap;-11 23-(Special) - President Lnubgg, Foreign Minister Deicasse and a distinguished company have started for Rome.

penn onnaia sxmons onanoxs. Lennon, api-u 23-(Special)-Henry Slater, head of a detective agency, Albert Osborne his lawyer and two detectives are held in heavy bail In BOW Street police court charged with securing

adecreelnasensational divorce suit by t

Yokohoma.

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ghe presentation of manufactured evi-

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Ollnd IDUFE DICLIITBBQUB EXIJFEBS OI!

STREET DECORATIONS. YOKOHOMA.

The Japanese are naturally much elated over their victories during CUB UBYIY DUI- Uf 5 9 WHY' “ s

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i than in the street decorations in Japanese cities, such as arc BIIOWD D

h n d in no wise has thi

dence.

me Paton Fon rumour.

It is said that over $15,000 was paid b¥

Slater and Osborne for evidence. The arrests are exi>€°I-95 I0 P\`°d“°°

further sensational matter relating to

other cases.

oouxrr or WIFE MURDER. Dasaaomss, April 22-(Special)-Charles W. Graves charged with murdering his wife and burning 1121” bi'-id! WHS f°“‘1d

gupgy, me _jury recommending life imprisonment.

His step-daughter Winnie Reader, a

member ofthe Gran Opera Co. secured his conviction.

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Cllloaoo, April 23 - (Special) - May Wheat KH July Wheat -

“ Corn 473 “ Corn - “ Pork $11.92) “ Pork --

_.,- ____ From Burtts Corners.

We find Klmnnirics LxNIMI:N'r gives ex-

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Burits Corner. N B.

New boots, 37 cases just

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Whole forced English back

stay made solid all through,

and on a pretty last. See

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at $2.25, laced or elastic side

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IIIINII IIHIIIIEH

And Listen to an Eloquent Sermon by Bro- Rev. G. Fi. White -A Very Credltable Turnout.

The Ocldfellows of St. Lawrence and

Wildey Lodges yesterday morning at- tended divine service in the Balll-ISI' church. The day was beautifully flue, and a very large number of the members joined in the procession which was one of the finest in the history of the order.

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REV. G. R. WHITE.

and many favorable expressions were heard on the splendid BDDSBTBUCG °f me parade.

The sermon for the occasion was preached by Bro. Rev. G. R. Whit". WIIO took for his text. l Kings, 2: 2. After ox- tending to ihe order a very C°\"I*“I welcome to thc service, and referring to the grand work of the I. O. F., he spoke on his morning theme, “Manllness."

In a thoughtful and able sermon Mr.

\VI1ite referred io three of ils elements- Strength, Courage and Faith.

The choir rendered good music WilI0h

was under the direction of Miss Ami’ Earle. Rev. J. Harry King assisted Mr- White in the service.

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To be Built by Sir William Vanhorne

For Winter Tourists -Fearful Panic

in a Cigar Factory_ from False Alarm-Firemen Killed in Newark-

A MILLION DOLLAR no'i'EL.

HA\'aNa, April 23.-(Special.) -Sir

\Villiam Vsnhorneisabout to purchase the old Viebac penitentiary opposite Moro Castle at the entrance of Havana harbor forthe erection of a hotel that

will cost $1,000,000, equipped especially for winter tourists.

Imxic I~‘IzoM if/insn ALARM.

New Yuma, April 23.-(Special)-

Eighteen hundred employees in the cigar factory of Ilirschern, Mack & Co. were thrown into a panic today by a false alarm of tire and several persons were

injured in the mad rush from the sup-

posed danger.

rfiiii-:MEN xxI.I.IaD AND INJURED.

Nswamc, N. J. April 21l.-(Specisl)-

Two firemen were killed and twenty

injured, two probably fatally, hy an ex-

and Oo's. hardware manufacturers.

plosion during a fire at Plant, Wilner

UH Nil SILIIIIN

Central Christian Church

Drink Evil andthe Bar, Based on Isaiah 5:20-23 and Habakkuk 2:l5.

The Central Christian Church was lille

temperance workers from othcr ohurche being present. Rev. Mr. Stevenson spok

follows:

The saloon or no saloon, that is th

at the present time and commanded th

llabakkuk in their iiav.

any other one sin mentioned in th

that mingle strong drink, and: put th bottle tc their neighbor`slips." Lendin

have writicn against it. Shakspca

enemy into their mouths to steal awe

boasts.

Lord Chi sterilcld in a speech on “Th

Rev. R. W. Stevenson in

to the doors last evening, prominent

with great earnestness and energy, as

question. It. is one of prime importance

attention of the prophets Isaiah and

The woes in thc text are pronounced against the liquwr traliic. This evil has more woes pronomced against it than

Bible. “Woe unto them that are mighty to drink wine; woe to the men of strength

men of every nge in the world of though

cries out, “Oh that men should put an

their brains and transform them into

Again~Russian

RUMOR OF JAPANESE DEPEAT. \

tonnes. April za - tspeoiao- Fmml

` Russian sources comes a rumor that the

Japanese sustained heavy loss while' attempting a landing near the mouth of the Yalu River.

TH E STORY DISCREIIITED.

According to the report. the Japanese lost 7,000 men. The story is dlscrediled,` but no official news is obtainable.

ANOTHER RUSSIAN REPORT.

Other Russian reports say Russia will:

not strongly oppose the Japanese crossf ing the Yalu, as they desire the Japs Loi

RUSSIAN REPORT

OF JAP LOSSES

Rumor that Seven Thousand were Killed is Dis- credited-Crossing( of Yalu may not be Opposed-Togo Before Port Arthur

Loan in Pros-

pect-Japanese Spies.

have that river behind them before the first big battle takes place.

rooo AGAIN IN smnr.

The Japanese fleet is again reported off

Port Arthur.

Russia waNrs A mo LOAN.

Russia is preparing to ask European

bankers fora hundred millon dollar loan.

.iai\aNissr~: si-'iss acrivs.

Many Japanese spies are said to bein

European countries, particularly in France, endeavoring to learn of Russian movements, particularly as to the depar- ture ofthe Baltic tleet and its coaling stations.

of disease, the suppression of industry and the destruction of mankind."

Is the liquor tralilc any more respect.-

able today than in 17432 By no means. I am what I am on this question because l read my Bible, because I understand where a Christian man should be on the question in order to be safe. \Vhet.hcr the stand I have taken on this question is popular or not does not concern me, but I know I am right.

Here are to bc found the very best men

and women in the community. \Vere our Lord Jesus Christ and His disciples still on earth I ies-l sure, they would

A FOTCCIUI Arralgnment Uf the be found opposing the saloon. Iam sorry

to say there are those who lay claim to bc the successors of the apostles who are not where Christ would surely be. Here are the sober men ofthe community; here the intelligent, here the men who pay lil() cents to the dollar; here are the men who give time, money and intiuence to secure good Government; here are the men and

d women who are interested in the boys

and girls of the community; here arc the

ballot box and pure politics and here are the men and women who are anxious fo the welfare of our city.

Sballwe have the saloon II nm not

spirituousliquors. That feature of the questloulam incapable of discussing. That must be left for medical science. My subject is thc saloon. Is it n remedy for drunkenness. The large Iiirijoriiy of people llepicciite drunkenness. A man who takes a glass tolrl me a few days ago that “thc man who gets drunk is no mnn". The consensus of all right thinking men is that “drunkenness must be suppressed".

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How shall this he accomplished ? is the

licensed saloon the solution of this problem Z Bas the saloon ever been without its drunkardsi If so, at what time and where I The saloon does not in the least restrain drunkenness, but on the other hand fosters and increases the evil.

What is the character and history

ot the saloon ? It is an institution where beer, wines and all kinds of spirits may be sold under the protection of the liw. A place where liquor is sold for the money there is in it and not for the public good.

Is the saloon n law abiding institution?

Is there any person who will claim such a character for it 'I Has anyone ever known it to be such I Ii the law forbids the sale of liquor to minors, does the saloon

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The procession was headed by the ith Regt. Band and was marshalled by M‘\.I°f

Bieycliats and all athletics depend on

BENTLETS Liniment to keep the

Gin Act, delivered in the House of Lords on Feb. 21st, l7~iSi, tolls ua that “luxury may bc taxcd but vice prohibited." lie assures them that “it would be as con- sistent to lay a tax upon a breach of the ten commandments us upon the liquor trnilic. The tendency of the Act at that time would only result iii the propagation

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