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ANNOUNCEMENTS .___
"Hers we are again-The annual Baptist choir concert on Tuesday evening Jan. 30. -1-26d4i.
“Attention is directed to W. S.
Newsom's letter to stock-raiserslkiiled today and several hundred
which appears in this issue.
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` "Always good-The annual Baptist- choir concert-A spleadid program this 70” Tuesday _evening Jan. 80. i
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"A meeting .of Strathcona Insti-
tut; will be held in Mt. Albion geboolroom, Jan. 29th, ut 7 p. m.; All members requested to be present. gllpjgoi, for discussion-Dairy Cattle.
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Rural Telephone Company, 'will be held ni; Afton Hall, Satiil‘duy', Fell flrif, at 7 o'clock, By order of direc- mrs, Nell McCn.nnell, Secretary.
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' ' MARRIEQ__________
The Blllllllll ’“““U"E °f west mv” ,vested and the. iucoine allowed to ac-
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C] ARK-HIi.l.MAN-At the residence b~ 1 0, H H , um mt ‘gf the bride,” parents- Bal’ View'°" ltllgdem truatccl; l 3: i.li:l¢f;itutel.1pp(liis
Jan. 22nd. hy' Ilev. John Stirling, my Clark and Bertha Nlwbei Hill- man, both of Bay View.
-BROWN-.ic i. '<1 :_ llflfflmf-
WRIGHT t 8 rem em_€| Cosman was a widower, but bnd no
,__ children.
uf the bride’s father, on Jan'y. 2 1912, by Rev. W. E. Johnson, Ha riet Florence, daughter of Edward J, Wright of New Annan, to J. Henry Brown of Margate, P. E. 1.
'I‘ROWSDAf.E-At Tea Hill, .fan. 28, _ 1912, Charlotte, beloved daughter of
Mrs. Robert Trowsdale, aged eight years. Funeral notice later (Pat.und lei please copy-)
-CHICAGO ELEYRTOR
YIRECKED BY
III EXPLOSION
CHICAGO, Jan. 25-Fire which fol- lowed a terrific explosion, the cause of which is unknown, destroyed the elevator of the Acme Maltlng Com- pany at Bloomingdale Road and 45th Ave, here early today. Ouicers of the company were unable to state their exact loss. The building was 120 feet long, fifty feet wide and 100 feet high. The elevator contained much grain. The detonation was heard several miles. Tons of grain and parts ot the wrecked structure were thrown high in the air. It was reported that a number~oi employees were killed, but no bodies were found. ,,
ICE-BREIKEII FOR
THE SYDNEY FERRY
GLACE BAY. Jan. 25-The Cape
Breton Electric Co. are about to purchase an ice-breaking steamboat for use in the ferry service between Sydney and .North Sydney. i Captain John Muggab, Supt. of the company's ferry service, has gone to the Canadian Boo for the purpose of securing a. boat for the winter ser- vice. The vessel which `the company has in view is 3 steel steamer, a lit- tle longer and of greater beam than the ferry steamer Pawnee, and she will draw several feet more water.
The new boat cannot be brought to Sydney before 'navigation opens in the spring, but it is just possible that she will arrivc before the her- hor is cleared of the drift ice, and by her aid, the ferry service between the two ports will be resumed earlier than under present conditions.
'Phe new steamer will cost in th
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vlcinit of thirty thousand dollars|H“"\`Y “ml 'my 0 ma and-wdl fill is long felt want. The en- and one or two, othern, wellt Ulm
terprlse of the com an ln adding
P y two ago under the name of 'Phe
‘HEAVY Loss or '
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LIFE BY EXPLOSION
KULD-IA. Chinese Turkistan, Jan. 25-A large number of people were,
h°“5\¢S destmyed by a terrific explo- 5I°“ Bl? U10 Ilowdermagazine in the old City of Suidum, which nes to the north of New Kuldja.
BIG ESTATE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
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HALIFAX, Jun. 25-James Cos-
man, a niercliant. of Meteghan River, Digby, died some time ago and left an estate, it is said, of about $400,- 000. After certain comparatively small legacies were pai.) the will pro- vided tliat the capital should be in-
ciiiriulate foi one liundri-if yeaia At the end of that linic thi accumiilatsd funds, principal und interest, were to be divided, one nail going tn char`- ties in Ireland, and the other half to ,build a hospital, one in every county in Nova Scotia. _ l The will provided that the Arch-
Crace has named Mayor -l. 'A. (`-liis_- holui, of Halifax; Judge Wallace, of the county court, and 'l‘. W. Murphy,
Assuming that the Conmun estate,
alter the payment. of the small legacies provided for, ainounts to $400,000, and that the trustees allow the whole income to accumulate and that the funds be invested at 3 per cent. compound interest, the estate `will, at the end of the century, a.- mount to $8,500,000. If the invest- ment be made at five per cent the estate in one hundred years will he w..rl,b riliont $56,000,000.
SIR MA(!K}<]NZII~} BUWELI.
_ TALKS OF RIMJIPROCITY.
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MacKenzie Howell, former Premier of Canada, told members of _the Be°lle- ville Club of Chicago last night, that ICanada rejected reciprocity because it felt it was doing well enough fin- ancially as things stood ami pre- ‘dicted that the Dominion would equ- ally the population, wealth and in- fluence of the United States, in a few years. “"I'hen," said Sir MacKenzie, “talk of possible annexation will appear. We are all Americans and have lots of your money over there, develop- ing our industries. We are B&f»i9fl0d with the way things are going.”
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SACKVILUE, Jan. 25-Backvills
Black Foxes Limited will probably he the name of a joint stock couipBny.to be capitalized at about forty thous- and dollars. now being organized for the purpose of going into the black fox ranching business in Sackville, says the Trilinne. The chief mover in this new enterprise has been I)r. .I. H. Secoril, of this t0Wll,,wl10 has long been recognized as ii gentleman .of exceptional business ability and
acumen.
The Elanliviile company are most
fortunate in becoming associated with J. S. Hinton, of Summer- side, P. E. I., the secretary and EPD- eral rnmuiger of the Holinnn’s Limit- ed, the largest department store in the Maritime Provinces. Mr. Hilltop in association with Messrs.
H l n
the fox ranching business ii year or
this steamer to their fleet is coin'."]m_k |;~,,'|-m Company. The Sack-
iuendable.
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The Weak, Laine, .:_°_:_§;"f;'.'::‘s..f'_'_ .i
L |(lharles Dalton, of Tignlsh, P. E.
il., and these will be taken "Ht
'September to the ranch of the PINK
_ ‘Farm Company, which will tulle
_ _p _ " lcd ‘ling them on a percentage basis.
Comes From The i neys.
Those who have never been troubled
with kidney trouble do not know the suderiiigaad misery which those afflicted imderlo.
On the first-slim of _backache D_oan's
Kidney Pills should be taken immediately lil M to avoid years of suiering from kidney trouble. t
The go right to the suit of the trouble,
heal tge delicate membranes of the kid-
Myzxalnd make their action regular and nit
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Mn oseph Tiiroop. Upper Point del There are 'several small ranches li;
an
reports indicate that their bvgileé:
one over
lutoflg _ wri :-"I cannot toe we.\l%r Denis: Kidney Plll.\.”;‘:Jl:
two years! was so tired life wx: burden
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¥cEitxii¥$d?%iit: back was so lame I
could hardly straigiun op. 1. look Wer-
Llgdpohnqd ne, but n_orie_o!- hui
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Wheaierdsrlng direct specify "Desire"
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ville (loinpnny do not purpose, at the first, to cstnbilsh ,, ranch ol their own. 'f`hcy have coutrncteil
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complete charge of the foxes, baud
l, In 1910 Mr. Dalton rcali/ed from ,the sale of fox pclts in idnklllllfl ¢i,,.i....... or 340,000. 'rue highest ,price ever paid for a hlnck fox pelt was 580 pounds and the fox came OU his ranch. ~ \ 1.. ...isinon in ine ssciivins <‘om~ pany n. number of other syndicates and companies are fntarestinli them' selves in the fox business. A Nova Scotia syndicate has recently been formed for the purpose of _securing some $60,000 W0l’t\l 0( foles. T116 ranch will be located in Nova Sco-
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the eastern end of this country
are making good profits out of -ventures. It is reported that Botsford man has been offered $80,000 for his ranch; and 10161
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_ BTRONGER MEN.
I5hffllps Brooks. _ _ _
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NN blik |l~°“'|°“"\{oobgos3'(:>‘irg‘;`rBIrid(rII' so not pre; fed: ' _
h? fa,-°“{ tasks equal to your powerl. PIB! f°P
.Q ‘M ° I” ° powers equal to your tasks. Then tb__q I _ _ ,,559 un" P” box, of 3 mm |°| d°{”‘ °'B{1‘;“'°0";°;=a=r‘g£ I: i\¢oH""fIi%")¢edd”\¢f Weffvlfsv in lim. sun fiesien ef mine <iif¢¢i`.».- gfvgyy an in-fu ,,,.,,__,,°mm M Aw; ; .__ _ .pm __ _
'°°°‘°* °'.]l"‘°° “Y 1"” '1`~ "‘""“"‘ “°" nu sc nic rieimeis or ills vinci. fuse ummd' _ °'°""°' 0"" ' nine to you by the grace of (1od.--
the Week and in this city
Fidelle and Mrs. Perry, Summer HIGH. came to the city Saturday and
D J Wedlock, City, was among e passengers on the mail special
last evening.
George McDonald City left fo Georgetown on the mail special lasl evening
Aubrey Mutch Southport, left fo
Georgetown last evening on the mai special
L Kelly ofthe P E I Telephone
Co City left for Montague on
mail special last night
Miss Lizzie McKenzie of Hartsvllle
has retui ned from the city where ah has been spending a few days, when she attended the Burns concert. _
In the First Methodist Church yes tcrdny llev. Mr. Harrison of Graci- cliurcli occupied the pulpit in the. morning and Rev. Mr Heaney, the pastor in thi evening. 'Phe pastors exchanger pulplts und the above order was rc versed in (irace Church. (food con gregations attended all the services.
The wrestling match at the Penplc'i
'Plieatre Saturday evening was at tended by a large number of_entlius lasts who were looking forward to i hot contest between Proko and .lin Smart. Proko, owing to missing lil: ciuiiiections at Moncton, did not ai' rivc and acting on the cla-.'noriug ul the Crowd, Dan Mcilonnld, who wa. present to referee, was put on ti wrestle Smart though he was in in condition for a contest. 'l‘he manug-ii informed each purchaser of a ticket of the arrangement to leave no roorr for dissatisfaction and greatly re _gretted the circumstances, Mcllonalc and Smart wrestled for about n lial;, hour when Dnu’s stomach went a gainst liini and hc was forced to rn tire from the contest, there being ni falls. Smart is a good wrestler, vig forous and aggressive while lla: showed himself to be adept in ili- felice when his coiiditiori foi‘b_adc liii from putting up the-classy and ai: gresslve battle of his old time sell. It was his first matwork since hi.- iliness in Newfoundland. Prokas non arrival was so great n. disap- pointment to the management as Mr. Hogg, felt it was to the attendance all of whom however were apprisei oi' the circii-mstanv-as before going in Other equally interesting matcbiu' will be called on and licnccforth am ple provision will be made for cnj. long journey a competitor may hav( to make. `
::Don't cough,” when you can cure
yourself so quickly and pleasantly with Rexail cherry juice-this truly delicious medicine is really very ef- fectual. So .uch faith have we in ii that we gldiirantee every bottle we sell to - give satisfaction or the price. 25c. back. Sole agents The Rexall Store. The McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo, & Kt Sts.
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NOTES FROM WORLD OF SCIENCE
Moving pictures are being employed
to teach the less civilized Filipinos lessons in hygiene,
More than 250.000 electric flat
irons have been sold within a year in the United States and Canada.
The production of sugar cane in
_Cuba for the crop your ending Wim September uceeded 1,459,000 tons.
Therenre twenty-six grant R/fame.-g in Switzerland. A shadow fifty miles long is thrown
on' the ocean by _the peak of Teuc- .-ine. -- _
An oxpsnditiire nf $25,000 for iri'l-
Hlltion is planned by the Cllbnn 'con- gresa.
Steel dies now are engraved by el-
ectricity, I
Japan now has forty-five gas com-
llllnlcs. as against only, seven five years ago.
According to n French investigator
the chance of mistake in identifica- tion by uieaus of finger prints is about one in 11,000,000,000. V
With only three horses to every
one hundred persons, Switzerland has the smallest equine population of any country.
It has been estimated that the eye
of a ily can discern an Object one _five- millioneth of an inch in ilinmetcr.
Aerial propellors, driven by gaso-
line engines. are being tried in France as ii means of propulsion for canal boats.
A gold-mounted electrical fun has
been made by 11 Massiicliuuettn coni- pany for Queen Mary of England to dry her hair.
The production of beer in Russia
has increased in the last decade nenr- ly four t,ln_ies as rapidly as the con- sumption. ‘
More than one-half of the worid’s
600.000 miles of railroads are in North America, and more than one- thfrd in Europe. _
I Rosy Complexion _
and Ihppy lleuf.
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All ilisf is good in lieel is in Bovril. Henry Csiiseck, central neseque, ----- _ ,
silent the week end in the city. W. J. ORielly, City, left last night
_ on the mail special en route to Re- ,
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' _ _ l the visitors to the city Saturday. re- -- _ ' SUMMERSIDE, J an. 28-The in- -
' " turning in the afternoon Alfred Trainor, City left on the
i ' ’ Quest into the death of Wm Ramsay
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. _ 0 ' ‘ _ ma" °p°° “I 1°” evemg '°' G°°'g° Hamilton. who wi..-. iiiiiee at Ken-
.sington Railway crossing, reopened at_
leave on- return this afternoon. Any good trustworthy boy desiring that place vesterday at ten a, m. be- i in ' ` ' ' _ - _ _
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Peter Callaghan, Emyvale. was in
J J Traino Bedford w anion ina (Special by Phone)
town. _ _
counter at once for particulars
the People's Cemetery There was a large attendance and Rev T F Fullerton officiated at the services
The death occurred very suddenly
in H119 Y Saturday at her home on Connolly St ol Mrs Patrick Callaghan in the sixty-fourth year of her age The funeral takes place this morning at 8 45 from her late residence to St Dunstnn‘~i Cath ,
edral and cemetery I
In Z-lon Church lust evening ilev.
ll. G. Strathie delivered an excell- ent address on “l“rlvolous`Wonicu-1
by a large congregation. His re- 'unrkn were based on a passage from _.he third chapter' of lsiuih and .acn- '.ained references to the every .lily woman of the preueiit time nuil in-,r| dress and manners und words oi »»-l- vlca and. suggestions which nigli .veil be followed.
an hour or two of work before school f D J di should apply at Guardian advertising tglxn r ar ne’ coroner’ of this
The funeral of the late Mrs Robert med Rmmld B McDonald Mm Lum wskeiing city took place yesterday B““l°Y- Wm C ,f’"' Be" 1‘g°D°““‘“ afternoon at three o'clock, from her hm Dangwh' ?“ ww Kem” y Joke? ,ate remdence Z Umm, Queen St to :fag Jo n Mc saac and Bnnrierman
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The following witnesses were exam
.o John Yeo. driier of the train, tes-
tified as follows
I live in Charlottetown and haie been engine drii er for .40 years the P E I R Was driver on No 1 train on Thursday leaving Charlotte- tovin at 2 p m Approaching Ken- sington I blew four blows at the main road crossing as usual A e Semaflhore crossing Margate I blew one long blow as usual Mclsnac, the fireman, began ringing the bell nt the Semnphoro crossing and continued do _ _ , _ A
Semaphorc crossing I reduced speed. 'l‘h h villu. t the station niy
hour. Frosty day would not not-_ele rate speed. _ ’l‘lic|'c is ii heavy down rude with a curve ldverytliiug wus
ringing bcllu und raie»of speed were observed on the 25th. Whéu ap- proaching Kensington Main St cross- ing I saw ii, horse and sleigh passing in front of thc engine going very
'iid his Way" and in the Baptist
ob oung anioo o a i iresseu were well worthy of careful ilgestion by all young men and were ‘reenly appreciated by those who at
tended the services
catarrh. It is casy to une and gives! _irompt results, Put up lu convenient I tubes at 2'ic Sole agents The Mac-'
KI. ':li.8. iIf.f,
::_Iiiint.aln, Bell & o., or be:=i.coa _ i
Lowest prices. l-Zliiltf. ,
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SEBAGO, Me., Jan. 25-Alexander
Roseborough, 'a teamster, was , shot in the right lung, in a battle be- tween burg-icrs and a posse of citi- zens in the woods near Sebago Lake yesterday afternoon, and it is feared he cannot recover. The shooting was done by one of the men whom the posse sought to arrest who gives his name as Fred R. Dixon. He claims he pulled his gun to frighten Rose- borough, and that it was accidently discharged.
The shooting occurred when five men. who were suspected / of having been concerned in the safe blowing at the West Buxton post office Tiles- day morning, were chased from thc cottage of R. L. Soule, on the shorc of the lake, by Postmaster Lemuel Rich, Asa Douglas, a clerk in the story, Waiter Uibby, a rural free 'de- livery carrier, and Harry Payne. The gang had taken to the woods, and the citizens were following through the deep snow when Rosehorougli came along on his sled and, seizing a lumbermu_n’s cant-dog, started to head the fleeing man off.
When he came upon them Dixon is
alleged to have pulled 3, revolver and fired twice, and the stenmster fell. The other citizens came up and took the five mcu into custody. _When searched ii quantity of pos Lagc stamps and a postofficc money hug wc|'e found upon them. '1‘licy do not deny ninking the break at Wcsl. Buxton. 'l‘wo of tlieni were armed.
SAY DYNAMI'I‘I‘l WAS 'I*‘IfAMI_*`.\ll"_
LAWRENCE, Jan. 25--A squad of
State police officers, ii|idei‘ coinmainl of Captain Procter of the State pol~ ice, and divided into three squads, arc today milking a final thorough investigation of the circiiiiistanccs surrounding the finding of the dyua mite in two Lawrence houses, as i u result of which six men and two wo- _men are under arrest and will be ar- raigned tomorrow.
Police officials believe that no
strikers, strike-breakers, inili owners or newspaper inen had any connec- tion with the planting of thc dyna- mite.
'f‘hc police are working on a new
theory, it is now believed that over- zealous Lawrence officials, seeking proirotion “planted” the explosive which was afterward found.
Chief Neal, of the State Police, in
charge of the investigation of the dynatimc found in a Lawrence house, said today:
"The State Police have been work-
ing on the dynamite case for some little time, and are still bending ev- ery energy to unravel the mystery. We belive that we now know lust who was responsible for the planting of the dynamite, We are certain that the whole affair was a frame-\lP~
"It is possible that some newspap-
er man was told f it so that he could get a good story." _ Captain Proctor of the State Pol- ice, who is now in charge of the in- vestigation here, said today:
"We are making a thorough inves-
tigation, and if dynamite has been brought -into Lawrence for the pur- posg so know it. we propose to find mit, B150, whether this dynamite was put where it was found by some one who sought to discredit the strikers. A man who would do such n thing in the present state of affairs is n
miacreant of the worst type."
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at the i-.f...ti<.i1 tlint l l_l.n-_w ,, man was injiiri-1d. My .-1-eat ls un the 'right hand side of the engine and I could not nee hor-.ie and sleigh coming' up
blinds to nic lcanis coming to time ing of. l.eniiistciu to Sec app|‘ou.cliing trains from <‘hu|~li.ttetown. llcgiilir tion riili- of f.p¢>cd uilllroacliiiiif vi
dont have to wliistlu for street ci-os.~i
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hal _ m use for over 30 years, has borne the iiignatun ul
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" ' sonal supervision since its |.l\foney»
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' 1 Allow no one to deceive you In this. _
All Counterfeits, Imitatfons and “Just-as-good”_are but EIPerlmeDts that trifle with and endanger the health ol __, Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA ~
Uaatorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil., Paro- zoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic " substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. It cures Dlarrhuia. and Wind Colle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipntlon und Flatulency. It asslmllatcs the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleop.
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The (lhildrews Pariaceo-The Mother’s Friend.
CASTO R IA
mg so until arriving at station. t V . _
hood” which was eagerly listened ""'|-ggemcfgs betvigeeenuli and G u'i.llcB ll€l‘ B¢af‘ the signatulf Of ' A
g ._ _ as usual, that is blowing whistled, ' .
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The Kind Yflii II2lV6 AIWBY S
iluire of attenti wl . .- he n - ' _ _
ni it or iiol.---yesteiwlfiy in Zinn and I “uf” I "MY file] “leigh “'mEk‘ the Baptist Cliurcbes. At the forniei'_"Imw'“d“(“x“"'""’(}_I“"Ifxd°" 'uf In use I-9|' oyer Years ‘ n the morning flev. Mr. Stl-atfili-lim” “ml """" “"‘*5h “ , """' ` ` E . _
isuuck 1 ,Bw no "mn ,N mp flue niauntonranv.11|suuuavs1*nu.'r.wswvom¢c|Tv. ._
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Ch,"_,,h R,,V_ M,._ Fam, dwelt Un _.A short ilistuinzs and broke loose. it
N M Y M \ d.»_ B ul d lwnu not till aliir tiuiu luid stoppin 1 . on ,
. ' f.1`tr¢-ci. 'Phe buildiuiz Io thc south of '
::Hexnll catarrh jelly in 0. rrmpdy ltrach iipprouciiing this rroasliig
We mm recommend to an who 'hévulriiaken il. nlinont inipossiblc for train
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rdi-\ waehé 1 d f' use, Drop a `
ing of a street crossini: by driver oi
(3 f , I ing. No reguintlou'rega `g _-_U - y 'fga y or
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iii-emcn, frne brakes on that iluy _ Cube 111.() d large breakfast _
were in good order. _I was in act off applying brakes to _:top f.r.iiu nt sta- [ tion when I saw horse and ,=ilc‘,rh.'fln-_- train that day was four cars; r.u.il, baggage and lst and 1!n_l class ri a clies. Examined engine for nifirks of blood or clothing and found none. Flsnger arm was kinkcd a little. I would judge horse was running away. | Mclsaac, the fireman, corrohated
rlie above. _
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same road at that time and saw dc- c_eased driving along at ri. regular gait. I-Ie did not observe whether he was sitting or standing in the sleigh.
Bert McDonald saw what he at first
thought to be ,, fur robe under the wheels of D, car and did not know it was gi man until after train had reached station.
Almost all the witnesses heard the
train blow though some did not hear the bell.
Tho following verdict was brought
down :
We, the jury cmpannellcd to enquire
into the cause of the death of Wm. Ramsay, farmer, of Hamilton, P. E. I., rind as follows :
First: That the said Mr. Ramsay
was killed by being struck by No. 1 train, Thursday, Jan. 25, 1912, at 4 o’clock p. m., while crossing rail- road track at Kensington Village, on his way north. That he was not ip any way responsible through rasliness or'cm-slessnei-is for thc accident but full
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january 23rd, 1912.
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ing' to hear the appi'oncl|ing train it wus iiiipossilile loi' liini to rucnpig _rleroiidz We also lin-d no ous- crimi- nally responsible for his .lcafh under existing coiiilitioun iii. ilu- ci'i»s.~ai|ig_ which c_ondil_ions urn :
A steep down grnili-, siglii. cut, mil
by buililiug_~: and tin- spcml ullowcil of from 5 to ill miles pci- Iiour.
'[‘hii‘il 3 Wi~ nb-ui Iinil iluii. ilu-sc con ditions :irc i‘xtrcnu~ly ilinigc-i'oi|s mul rscoinnicnil tliul tln-y bi- rciiiovcd ut once by citlicr liiiyiiig ln\ildini,.~\ iinil removing them, ii cliuiiizc of iraidi, ur the installation of ,, siiflirirfiii. clci-ii'i~
cal alarm or gate, and that in the inenntiine orders lic issued by the ruilwuy authorities that the speed of trains ut that crossing be reduced to lliri-c miles per hour,
Hugh fi‘. Morrison (foreman) lfobcrt lzl. Easter
W. li. Darrach ' "
'l‘. A. Driscoll
.liiiucri Bruliiini .
1 .lnmcs B. l'rniit
Chas W. llninsny_S.
'l‘lie funeral of the deceased, Wil- liam Ramsay. wus field yesterday af- f.i~rnoon.
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