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“‘ ` " ' ,_ ‘ I ' _ ' , Cup has arrived at Toronto from Scot-

Li ,Z A. H » Cb _ ` ' "" , ___ land. The Douglas fir, with which sho

' ` J will be plsnked, la on its way from thr-

~ ~~ ~ ' 0 Hmmm' Feb., w__Em wr Wm. Pacino coast. As soon as the plsnklng ar-

Ma S opened tip new Roichsta? today. ITT: dv" mm 'on M Dnbmz "I" °h°"°"

M-jenny r.~a.fi the speech from the throne g°"°’u‘" 'ul b°'l°` “ 0“k'm" In . dnl, Mud wwe' 'mi wnmrnble Slipper Webb. who will sail her, is still

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Nzuvmgm l “man-I" .'.,n“"`“¥w'q`LJ° um -“Q ml clawhmr’ Bmw' ndenns w me ln theold oountry. llehas hal sever.

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_ , __, ' _- , A _ _ _ ,' ' -.-____ -_» - _; » . ~ ~ -' _ ' ' 'nl interviews with tho famous design

derbll vrlsanho was pressing for arranswaraa in _ . ' f ~ _ - ~ V _ , 4 £:?;J;:“'°°°Pg°eG°;':“L!;:f,itz: er, Fife, who snppiiei the plane for ‘N°’hn Th” _Q E _ ‘h‘tb*db¢°°P“ “nl” 0! gnu! 'nu' `- S “shud "Neal Nnunlau Mmm.. U' "I the new boat and turned out the District ¢¥'Q!l\0:hl'9llS§§ leaned far ovrr and rwlsipr-red to, hir . a‘ur-nwp':hu,, mme W," mmm" to bs lrameworkln his yards at Felrlle. Thi- f*°° *Mala ‘Wa WMU “P”' ooneui in a vo'oe audible to those nearest ___ ' n”"ed_ M Govunment mMnmn_ new boat viili he orlleii Crusadrr Ten.

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“T W9' big? * *M113 MW? him; " ' _ frlbh mr guest” old harm", "muon, arnire, the Canada's Cup challenger oi Tr\\st0onaeur-wi\hil¢fl°*1°°l *W 4, "Branford \vniteeg.°ietn¢rn." , _ _ - -_ H Y , ' mm, is sem in Mr Nnmoiiw ,»<»-sw

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should bapalato we Neebit airi as mm et |85 a~W_¢k., Up, Thaw trannl admitted receiving a number of oben from the trust Nmpany, but she would only shalt this than wee a ,provision

rneieneenaereeaeelvetne-moan voir "°

when out of employment. The lmslatito scent neerlyithe entire afternoon in try log to mais ltr. Thaw admit thli was tme,bat~la olhn and ln as many waye asho put tfeaqneatloa to ner, she gave laoeeemglyihaoneanewes “I do~.’t remember. . _ Mrs. Thaw’a,,|nablllty to remember a _ number of other tillage 'about which Mr. Jerome questioned her was by buena

nation. The ' _ut attlllv delvad in- te on wanna" me was e rennieury. ee ee aetadeeaeaeeoreergmerei neve- ieage, ehtenat glassy.-mea Qealaraelall who heard-aes exeeptlag the d_alsnd~

ant’eoonnaelehseeaelv`e'a.`- ” *` 'na

uns.rn_aw Norersrexo. ‘ - 1

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"If consul deaina to testify we will be

glad to have him do ao, Mr J°r0lN

lllUk°d 5*"°“"°°"7 PAn.ls,Febrnary I0 -Itis safe to any mln ottlemlvlerge, a role exclusively

that no Amari an sensational ir-al hal American Thiatnleiatervsts me little. averlvoe ved anmunh attention in the butit eoenretn me it has torn the veil French rams as that of Harry K. Thaw fron Anglo-Saxon hyproriry and ll not

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for the murder of Qtanford White. and unplcaennttonParlalan ho lie that vanona are the comments the whole there is more morailtyin Frnoceihur in pg-ge-are hae provoked Prlsident Rouse uatlona that are always proclaiming their veltsactloilooklng to the exclusion from innocence This article is entitled

ha. _'ella of nerve a rJ rlntln dis "ChasteAmerlce."

.i the basin of along article ln the Gauloia,

Mg; i I in Europe, nn- 1'

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I Ill D P¢ P I Hosting details of the testimony ie made

;w1;;b;';?°h‘,‘N,,“bl;:, ;:,¢,::; pewqrtorin what the American chief

» ll d to drive. nllr. °“°“"’° dm' I qualified to develop tho laws among

anvk hm=h|laa¢ue, u4le::“§'*°f;- :|;:'n° ylrn p'Tt°‘d;': tnenatlons for the good ol humaniiy e Dnhn,fora trial tri? *MU ‘ ' '

' - gh” preside t thought ofpoking his nose , dtmotfmgaxbm' mule, inwepzreiiei more the people would --- '

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Mero-eme initiates eariyie nn qui- _'n*'P'°°'° ""° ""“"" "'°_ “M” fuffimtzr nT`rI:eirb°;:|etT; T: ni: Homer. nr., 1ee,i»>.1o.-A jenny

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,,h““"”,_ V *U-_ tl\e':nana:'ah ax!" sl;;okl.;bemx\ IL: ’“"'by tb. emerad the etnre aid ashailor -nn

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| mn M _“Q dr; d I0 ¢0r0U Y _ mounted diamonito match one he had. T)l?enpaet.¥.Esl a\p:rIaI`la1»ll\lponht Ti” A;°":=m";Al?°°?:du°°:d MT: $16” A boxnflooaa stones was -yrodnoed by \¢quaintariT‘lJ!Nlf James A Gee- l °"**“ ° ‘ ° um' "’°°|°""' An" '°°|“”' “’°f" °'°' ""° land, wllolgaealldlhn Blat time in Mn' °h°'“’°n"b'°' tum 2° to eondnet. oneeell an n veritable mandid notappaar-to he. utieded and me em, xesgsaeeeis eea kaawoee- i'f"”'_ ¢..,¢¢_ 're Main the tenure or mural- "ld bl *di “"4 Nl *lf* *'°‘"“* '“ lend ' I tty President Roosevelt rinse not tirasfternoon. I-lelelt the store and ns “Weeefe nasal as eorreepsoaeqe I aeeiiete tcdeeiere unot rerenuinee as i.neoiarka\1i>o°1e'l.¢he PM 0! dilmmdl in gg” “gl X9 _ , least tornjudiclalllquidetion olliherty. , wee returned to tha rate. Theta was

,;,m,,_~ . * - _ _ oiisieeamrn-anne-iiy rome--Irina: “iw eeneeionw take me nor from ine asia

qi a President F llierea interrlictlng and “gm |n the ggefemon and ||; waethen is

ure. iseweeeenestee rm- sees e - _mm mm"

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h " I M. 7." yuh expargatlng such an -." , severed tha( the _box was a aubeltwnd rn wx .W “*“&* Tl ‘h‘ “D A S that lmmornllty for Amer canaliea actin gag oontalolag only nhaae paper.

regqq gg j- hpnna the fact but in the publicity. Bevlcious al _

hm, nn ' ' & ,glam --~ \- leisure, observes the writer, so that _

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dense. ,.... ._ Hr. Dliall

in The Generali

have revived the

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sein Idtlnoenhu nr-‘:fTul'u:3bet\|d°e nrrwry of Another wT»itr:\:en¢ioe|ne the neiaiie ,. -_ - the lt`aaepJapanrau war has nanaed #fat 0| tha tratimony given, na he aan. rather . " ' '

aaautloa here. The deepatohaeon tha sub- ,¢¢ly,daaoribea than as exotic tales at!!

,leesaaa aaesrmte reoslvaa mall are mei in tor-mer oenturise w ' _ -

|a-lntarl in all

which .Y W “waged to poveee the eeerat. The wrlblr

that for whiah “ere are now lnllsH\d to

-Q gheal. “ple knows no literatava oenreea than --

""' ‘°"'° "“'"' Residents of the Hawaiian ls-

lands Also Dlslllts lls Provisions

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ETTEIIHESS Vl{lIl'T

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FEBRUARY 2 3,

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1907.' _ '

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IIIETTMINT IT

and with thu other powers good und oorrr-rt nlatlo' s

TREATY WITH DE\lMARh

‘The trraty will Denmark signed

`i’annary2id,nhIuh was designed L remove disturbing differences by rean latingtheetatus of ohlldren in chooe lngtheir nationality will I sm sure, strengthen the friendly rrlntiona with our northern neirrhbore

Inregard to the approaching ro-i lerenceabtheliegue tho Emperor ir- mnrkedz-

“Following the suggestion of the

United States und the proposals oi Russialhnve accepted nu invitation tothe second peace conference at the Haguowhlchln vlewot the resnlte ci the Brat Hague conference will be

and of peace." SAFESUARD THE NATION.

Ailnrling tn tho results of the recent

eieutionatothe Reichstag the Emperor said:

The German people were called up-

on to rlecidea didorencn of opinion between the Federal Government and the former Ralchetag and demonstrat- edto their resolve lo safeguard the honor and the property of the nation hy putting aside all narrow party spirit. The airong national feeling that united our citizens. peasants and ini,- orors will etlhctively protect the: fath- srland in tho futurr. -inet. aa I nm willing to observe oonsoiontlou-ly all n y oonstitutional rights and privileges, so amlronildonl. that the new Beichatnir Qonnpoaed oi intelligent msn ready to uct will acknowledge that its highest duly il to Weaarva and strengthen our position

on( olvillaed nations."

Ganvarrore, Tex, February SLI lloraWolh, the negrare who lived with

lanalmdbeiavel Beresford of Bus-

ae his common-law wife

has been offered UW,-

utt-leon the ranch, valued lale wlsadrawa her olslm lordewlfe. Bhe will ant lo-

Bsrealcrdla Ia Texas

teeeesleliaheatheeh estate. and

to eeateet the

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PEIEE WITH lil UTTITIITS BUF

IIULLIISIS TIT- -.

Isvscru. sr Wsnanaaa.

aewtrialColllns wne sentenced io h

alleged unfairnen of Judges ohanze.

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BITEITS LEIITITIII' _

liners will have u xuajoriiy ln the nex

.\'ai,lon-rliair, slxtc n Dutch par-tyfcnndl

` lsd. lt lu expected that Genes alBotha all

and General De La Rev.

IIHAELETIIIE

sion, and will be used as a lrlal bool for Lrus rdar

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$37500 PIII] UIIT IT SYDNEY MINES

Svnrmr Mmm, Feb. 19-Thirty

seven thousand, live hundred dollars which in said to bo the largest fort- n||ghty»pny in years, was paid the men employed in the three ooliierlee ofthe Nova Scotia Steel nn1lCnal Com~ pany Saturday. _ According to theaa Ggurae it ahows

the company has started out wellto carry nutlts intention of exceeding last yc\r's output, which was a reoorfl one. The dllllculty however, which oo uurrrdtwo weeks ago, will toa ocr- trin extent omeet thegdod effect oi thu me|.'s previous two weeks labors, and cause tho next pay to ben small one. But with such harmony as now exlstnmong the miners. especially in the companys largest colliery, there is every reason to brllave the output for the preaent year will greatly exceed lest. yrar‘s figures. There is no doubt thatnnwmlnea will be opened up on the compnnyha immense arena during the next few months, providing the untoneen does not happen.

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SITEEIIIGISTS

EIlTEHTlIllEl]

English Women Prisoners Have Been Rc- leased

_ lorvoon, lub. Bti-A doeen women §Era|iete were r. it-need fr vm prleon this

hythetr ooileagaee. lash enthee was aroused by the readiae of eoaarata

IIITE NEW TITIII

Fnanriucrol, Feb. Bad.-Today Su ‘ promo court unanimously doelrlod tograas- §°"PlU¢l’ “UM 'll ¢ll¢N!0\| ii! UN comes mused or ruling Mae Headley "W '”°f°i"R °\\\°i=I 11°" estimated at

banned in April. Appeal evae` based on

Jouasrruranulw. Feb. 81-The election

results, so faraa known indicate that the

parliament. Eighteen Progressives alx

dau s,one Independent and tbreoinhoritea ‘ have been returned. The returns from a number oicounrry districts have pot been announced. hut these dletricta strongly

favor the Dutch party. The Dutch party the Natonaliate and the Lnbolltee areali- ‘Nm W* “¥»l°“\| ¢l*°il°"l °h°W 0°

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ii. uiifiiic cm

[Srncist Br _ Wralnil

Quebec. Feb. 28 -The Quebec Triegragls

hnudrrd thousand dolian.

William Lee, merchant tailor, and the

Quebec Newspaper Company, oeonpyhg stores in the ground lloor of the bbok were also bvrned out. Nothing was saved excepting afsw oHoe books: All the newspaper drms, as well aa forma

of votes and proceedings ul the Assembly

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HESUIT HUSSIIN

(Sri-xlai. nv \\`|iu;r.|ss~_> Sr. l‘z'rzneBr:nu, Feb. 22.-The roaulis

l change in the already estnl llalutl p p

be invited to form a cabinet, and that the uw of Rm,-ned d,,|,.R,,l,,_ new ministry will include General Smuta

The Right Party continue to mnlrc fr.\c

tional gains nt- the expense of ilie c0ps'i- tutlonal deuiocrnls.

. Twelve peasants rt-turned from the Pro- vince of l‘edol'n, svvt-ll the number ul' in

` rlrllnltfl.

Returns showed' that 395 rnrrnbers of

Parliament had been alerted; namely 61! monarcbisls,32 ocloberista and moderates 2| progressive, 60 constitutional, ilemn-

crals, 15'] mtmbcrs of left party, 40 nlii - lonafs. 'I`berr1:a‘l number iormir mem- bers of parliament returned is attracting attention. Out. ol three hnndmrl former delegates who were pfriectly r~)egll»ls bar- ely 25. up to the present time. hnvc been re-chosen.

PITUVIITIITE

EEIIISEATUHE

Fiunar, Fcb.~‘.".’.nl_ iii-.7_

llousc resumed its slLLlng nt 10 45 ...|n. MR. MATHIESON, who was speaking

totheilrsft replyw the Speech whenHou~o adjourned last night, rcsumal his speech this morning. He continued his lurlvr-H ment of the delegates ti thu Uont»ereuc~\ to arrange the subsidy, und censure-fi them ln strong terms tor ncneptlng tile hrrms olforefl them. This rn\It~r, Mr. Mnthlaaonsaid, wcull he treated ol iw him later on.

PREMlEllPETERS,tosc af|.trMr_ M t_'.-

leson and pointed out that the Leader oi' the Opposition was under n misrpprviicn- sion regarding the anbslhy. When tha

delegates were prlvilcgad to speak thoy

would show that they had obtained for lA1eProvine thevory beet airargernent possible.

liouso then adjourned till 3 o'cioclr on

Monday.

THE WEATHER.

Ton.oN‘ru, Felrunrp, 23, lil p. ni.

Wvstcrly wlntle,flno and cold nnfl or -

Sunday.

HEAVY EIHE

IN MIIITTTTEAL

MoN'rnr:/ii., l<`eluu\ry20 Shortly he-

foro 10.30 a serious i.r.» simtad in the wholesale boot and shoe hou~c of Ilnoaat Lalonde situated on 268 St. Pnuistred. The flrawae still burning tit-rcely ata late honr.’I'he bnlldlngls completely irutte-1'.

linard'e Linlment Cures Colds. dc.

Condcnscdldvcrtiscmcnts

(ho lass M' Uladlloatloml

morning and were eniertalnedat lanoh '_S.E ,AGB 6 Fon RA.rBs_&

lJWsNnn-um to sn. ref “seam

latory maaeegea from the Natlaaal hen work. B.Kally,Soui||por\.

American Wolen lanlll ‘IWW 223" ’

sion which eleeed Ita Uonventlon la A§"l':"I).-Houae°5,oonsalnlng :ix u

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email trait and vegetable lane nur

town. Hknel wages, (rr

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