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'Known Tele Deed iithers Injur li Weld vfivv lust T0 lie ‘Strong Resolutions Passed in Favor Oi

eil--0n'e oi The Worst Explosions '"'"d 5':/‘;:;‘;':_°f ’ Pd Temperance Candidates -attend-

*`* In 'nm Hi9¢°f7 `°|"¢|l¢_ CIW ___ ance Was Large-lie is Said to

nghiia lteei Werke occurred leetnlght

IA

‘ about 'I o'eieok at the Elin furnace, when

large quantity of gee which had accu- qm wasnt 'the~bsee of the furnace

- .

I maui :gums arc anime.

Tons oi molten metal were showered

eroaud the furnace for a radius of forty

Sores of U men employed st

furnace when the explosion occurred.

thorka, and Gustave Keeseler, have

tl!!

ghq- threeof them, John Cramer, Andrew

ea been

taken tothe lmorgue, their bodies

emu ami are inthe hospital many

m _Q the sid horribly mutilated by the fire.

_ _ _ V injured, and 24 others have not heen sc-

? _ , c ‘ated fur. wanatae um enirlsir are _ ` ' ,»,,_ inclined to beleive that all ofthe miaeios

I _ » (_ _ ea yvere not cremated in the mnlten

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uitiesns of Build ' are thseeisaisg to il .

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I noe

_ l _ :etai, nothing definite ia known as to

_ '- their prsreot whereabouts.

» 0nlg_o e pen gieorga Knox, hasturn

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" ed upsiboe the explosion, and Ko_cx_n_ye

thing happenedsc quickly that he

tollowed the explosion.

gooond, injurifg himself internally.

ing two firemen and killing a horse. Tha

gen. Two women were injured by helps trampled upon. The scenes about the entrance to the

mill was pathetic when the families of

on men sad children gethted before the gntcand made frantic efforts to ad- mission. Several of the frens’ed women rushed upon the ciiloere and fought them crying tube allowed to enter the mill 'tosertuur ima user. recur uanurru ran up ani down the streets crying for their hthere. Later it became necessary tscrlladditionai police to forcibly escort

very , ' euuera wiirtaer tus mea escaped. .cout tar woman aus emiareu to their puma.. 1 1° °°°°b "ith '»h° md' °f 'mon and

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Demands riularg as stung -

M - ' on the mn are fern or urs month tn-

,. _ _ ' Charlottetown Trench of the Salvation

, HI _ Army intend holding a rummage sale of A " ` __ _ clothing, etc.

. r These things are sold almost for nothing

‘ _ » _' ` ‘ _ and in many cases /articles of cl thing are

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. ` _ `u¢&‘H ‘smliv ma r ifvlk- fi, » ‘ A A f , ~ ~'~”_lBaivatiou Arnlyieeolicitihg articles of

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.fiur Head ofthe Police De

'pa_r_tme_nt _

<7: -semi l.~,4

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,J 0.#-'lu sldgs atl9sv

»-2uu‘a'.>‘~ ha. ~

. Guili iaao busily engaged in ng filhie inaugural tomorrow

In-. o'uesra sae set yezaurrrr _ . por bee theollret attorney

e _. nceiveda reply from the Gover- ‘- leash. lasts latter is tae csv A ,says Mr. 0'l’aa"a is not quell ‘improperly e inyterthe ailairsei

- dnl -law. ' _ isieu-infuse sy'\`se slstrieteioa-A B

»- - emosereteely,|£erenIrora_ say museeaq makes s¢\or.l recommend

_ - eu

' forthe ihscaofisat Sunday and

upon Gov. Guiidtcdemaodthe ree-

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.o the New Yo _ ty election inwiillli 1le|'a,ou the facto the returns. .R.

3' !=;:4"“‘:Welim; that the courtsbs empowered M aderareocunt summarily in the

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knowledge q

cu interest one rely in such e worthy cans x.

Aslasr, N Y. Jan. iii-Gov. Charles E ugbes. In his lrsr message -o the Legle-

d

one iuspued by incidents previous to during his own campaign, devotiul

eseuee ci Justice is shown, however his first reccomineadetioa which sd-

" A rseounefgeéchs oaetiuhaayor

nt was d rested by George B

'llh

court." _

ll'l\¢| by lr-.

of e new ballot whnouu

of a candidate will appear but

the amount of money which s san- `

expend to procure his eleetlon

empowered to review

state omvmtlcue in eegeliisg hir

uubraaarty ruaisaarsrer

kilo!

lil lil _ new eo ea-

-titul-

hlaboi

fiecks Usthi Honey, Multiple liomr

nations, 'nsroivmg 0ut Delegates

Give Hearst liecoimi- And Drs .',‘;‘,',,‘;§“,‘f,’ ‘f`,,°;’,f°°,°,°;‘; §§,§°§‘°,_T§,__”;

sud. After all "its worth while, to

‘ sen "

was seriously icJured'whiIe direeung tin dlelsu to extingnbh the fire which

Solder was stationed on a trestle thirty

feet high when he slipped and fell io the

While rUp¢Qngto the alarm, a boee carriage was struck a street car, injur-

windowsot the street car were shattered and u panic followed among the passen-

the vctisxs learned of the disaster. Wom~

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The people of Charlottetown have done

md are still doing the “kind act” to others whoare less fortunate than them- selves in this city.

Oftentlmesltroqilres much tact and

Christian grace, to know how to approach the deserving poor. Throughout the iiviiixed world the Salvation Army

men along thc in and other lines.

women and children of this city as they deem best. A coucertls to be given on the 25th of

The picture which illustrates this article

V does not need any explanation.

even though erroneously he|d,thst one who has hem elected to oiiice has been deprived of his seat through invalid re- turns. The failure toohtaina summary recount- through a drfect in the law has sg-raveted the sense of injustice."

Ho declares that no crneiderationa oi

persons or cxpediency should be si- iowed to cuter into the matter, and that if Mr Hearst were elected he should be seated.

\_The Governor declared that two seri- ollohlrctions tothe present election lawwerethe doubtanto the validity of certain methods of split voting and the hot that candidates have more than oueplece ou the ballot. The latter, he says. leadstafragmut abuses to obtain eildorsemeuto for tue purpose of securing a piece in mme than one column.

his claimed, he says. that there is no

limitation upon the authority ol political etate conventions and state :committees arbitrarily to cxclufle honestly elected delegates and members, and thot the frauduientcr corrupt action of such a collvcnticn or committee cannot he rc-v viewsd or correetedhy any °0\lfi-

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THB CARB OF A BABY. ‘

There an a large number of cases where

clothing etc , will bewery acceptable this winter, and no elses of people knowns boths' than the Salvation Army, how io

with a rummage sale.

YU, “its worth while,” and i|.'s "more

biesnd to give than to receive."

SilLllllS Sli ' THE lIlPli|ll ill _ lIHEW’S HUTTEH

wcaringsppeal, to pass along to men,

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deal

And Nearly Died -The Sailors

'Got His Supply and _

Got Eat

8aa'r'r|.s. 1Waeh., Jany. 9.-Cook

Baogrrtmof the steam sehconer of Po‘- Aris, whch hasjuri. arrived In Ever- ett from Bao Diego, complained io shipping commissioner Callahan that 'Dapia'iuJ.ll. Linderholar had threef- eeedteklii him because the cephia imma ar aaa ueissaus ana. au eerdhig to Hegger-ty‘s story, the ai- lqed poison was la butter which the dptsilhed bought fm' the crew. but whiehthcrosk hadfed the raptsiaia-'_ stead. Hs did not slats whdhezibl ‘ waslhs laemeteuaiiy. sr ll to , edeaie ¢ heifeis. !s8ea Diego, he said that captain had secur-

tuha ut battef for the crew,

tub fer lilseif. The cook some way the master sei tees and t& he hQ|a~ teeerew get the eapteiuu

ragga itil;

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Yanlsoura, N. S., Jap. '10.-Tenuy-

lou Smith's campaign in Yarmouth closed iestnight with the trial of alcohol, the demand for tickets being in excess of the seating capacity ofthe building. No such crowded meetings or such wild enthusi- aamhave been witnessed in Yarmouth since thegrcst Duicher movement over twenty years ago. Tuesday night the hall was peeked and people being turned sway an hour before the time annrunced for rommencing. The campaign was arranged for chiefly through the instrumentality of tie Yarmnuih Mierinera’ As- loclatior. At thpir qpptlpg on Tun- lday morning they made plans to consolidate the results of the work and

have planned to continue mms meetings

in the Boston Marine llnl_l on Sunday evenings after ilro usual church scrvice.

The most important rerult of the crue-

ode is considered to be the awakening, of a strong sentiment in fcvor of

Have Interested Peopie._

stringent enforcement of Scott Act

and sdenrsnd for proviuoiei prohibi-

wry law, this being voiced by two strong

resolutions declaring that the ln- breese sc illegal urea uf sueuriusuug

liquors in Yarmouth had been greatly

detrimental to the town and that only those candidates for civic honors who are pledged to true reform would be sup- ported, and that attempts will be made to compel oiliciale to do their duty, and that ‘the most effective and feasible way o' dealing with the liquor treiil_c is by e pro- l vlncial prohibition law, which we pledge, ourselves to secure if poeslbls through our delegates to the house of representatives for Nova Scotia. Tennyson Smith leaves Yarmouth

Thursday morning, arriving at St. John

Friday morning, leaving frr Fredericton , Fddny evening, e reception being held there Saturday, the campaign corn-

ui enclng Sunday.

HEARST. HAVE

'He Plans to Crrcula

1

New York, Jan. ii--“ Nothin 2 helped to

bring about Mr. iicarst'e defeat in New Ygrk more than rival newspapers," said a New York newspaper representative. recently," and the attacks that have born made upon him by papers outside ofthe state have been ofthe kind which cauar s them to tremble with fear at the tlicugi.t of his invading the entire country h ith his newspapers. This is especially notice- able at New Orleans and other sections.

"To those who have kept close water-

on the results of l\lr. Hearstis campaign log through his already long string ui newspapers, reaching from Bos on tothe Pacific coast, it ls easy to guess the nun.- ber-of readers ami followers he will have when he carries out his plans to estab- lish his papers .in no less than twenty- seven states. At present hc has twelve newspapers in addition to good magazine property, and 5,0tI),000 readers clamor if r his pepeds every day in the year.

“The task of establishing a newspaper

in almost every state in the union le the most gigantic move in the newspaper pn - frssioo ever attempted, and it means that within two years Hearst will speak daily ia more than 50,(l1J,000 citizens in every section oi this country. The results from auch determined efforts to throttle the power now ruling the government causes even the most successful party boss of the opposing side to knit his brews and shud- der at the possibilities of the undertaking. Evan President Romcvrit realised the strength of ihe New York editor during the campaign which hesjust closed, and his dogged peristence nausea even his mont bitter opponents to regard him as -ig--_i THE DEAF IADE T0 HEAR.

_ Deafness usually due io Catrarl.

this

:;=:.°°§._f‘.:.°..."'n°°._ ...=~a... iablyat use of Oatarriioaone waiehhaeculed catenhei deafness ef tweaq-fi_tyeer1l ahngiigg. Pe_n_ewa¢eg

sr"°r:Z'l'r'r¥'i.H»..° T¢'i’sv3r'°°3.

m 1| lil id 0( &» sed aetare fo re~

Moist herself. Try Ceterrhoasue yourself, llc and ULN elses sold by all dealers.

MORE NEWSPAPERS ~ T0 BACK HIM UP

papers Among.50,000,000 People Every Day-A Gigantic Scheme

_ of Action me e the recipwm. of if unique mark ur

dl:-itlnctior.

To P

te His Many News-

e times. Hearst is comin back st

mill Wlllii Tililllhll SMllll’$ _ Sill llllllWlllllG

lil Hill Bill Klliill ill Dil SUMETHIHG lIiMPillill Ill lilliiillli

P|Tl3BllllG lXPl[lSlllll Ili W CLUSEU llll WilliiSllil

Llllli Bill il

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Was rn Ice of Orwell Mil Pond When it Broke Be' neath Him

»

News of a sed dmwnipg accident whereby a ilitie lad lost his life through venturing on unsafe ice reached the City last evening.

The information received l-y The fin rrd-

ion over the telephone wire wus to the elect that the thirteen-year old mn of John A. ML-iloneid, cf Ulm Station, was accidentally drowned by breaking through the ice on the mill pond at Orwell Milla, yesterday.

The body was recovered shortly after

the ac:-ldent occurred,und although every- thing possible was done to felon life, all elorta proved to be ofiwaveil.

'Ihe bereaved family have the sincere

sympathy of the community in the hour of thc|r'aorro\w. `

Hunan vim in

A WELL KNUWN TEMPEHANEE Mill

John J. Chappell, of this city has been if

This is the follow ing certificate:

‘I i`hls is to certify that Mr. John Josiah

one of the strongest politicians of mod- Ch

pppeli, of Ciinrloltetown. han been

fn R those who opposed him with an education- this ‘M7 flecmd 3" H°°°""V M@mb“' ‘if aicempdlgn through his battery of news the National Temperance Lngus 909°” Ind lil 000|' '"1' 7-NW Wm “WIP Japan, in ennunl Convention assembled,

isp the world. He knows no defeat ann ,D

will fight to the bitter end."

recognition of his deep interest and

life-long service in the Temperance cause, ar

_ d is herewith presented n badge of the

I Signed by 'i‘.~\ro Ando, l'rrside|it; J.

Ori

c, Secretary, at Yokohama, Japan,

The above is niranslation of the original,

VISIT ill AMEEH E' H

l-which is written in the Japanese

language characters, and an lntcrmting document to src.

'ihe i n ige will be brought to Mr. Chap- _

pell ly his brother, the Rev. ilen_). (chap- pell who is expected on the Island some

Afganistan’s Ruler.0n State -,l....».|..,....

Visit-Visits Viceroy With Large Retinue

Cowghs. eolws. aouvaeaeee, all otha! throat

illmentd are quickly relieved by Oreeoklie

. hblotl. ten coats per box. All iitllggili-L

Lariirixnawa, Darrin l\'n|a, fan 4 -

............`.........., ‘.a...'.. .;..'._ Condensed Advcrliscmcnts

(Too late for Oisaeifieatim

BP SEI PAGE 6 i OR RATES_g

with __a formidable retlnue arrived , here to-day ou his way to pay

an ofliolal visit to India. lie was officially

welcomed. I OST yesterday in Poet Office. a black

Upon the Amir reaching the frontier

ouhis first visit to ladle `siace the ,hy with chain attached md puree with loceselunofliinu Edward. the ietur 'um °‘m°°°y h' il' H°d°" |°"° Wm*

kiegraphed his great satisfaction at the M'

visit“se indicating the friendly rele-

tions bzween voor majesty and my Govern ent. ihope very Ldldially that

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EMEMBER-That everybody roads

a momlng paper aethe news is then h and up to date, and

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5." 5.” -M* zdvgtlsozi wlslle thermlnd still

everywhere to give the Amir a magnifi- cent impression of the country and there by strengthen the beads bstweeanrr-at Britain and Afghanistan. The Amir is

said to have so increased the Afghan snn» 7'

active

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o v periorie

i mia alidrhers. ly will D3

rec, with splendid forecast for IK

ly half e million men ia the field.

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