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AUTHOR _

We have quite sn assort- _ _ " '

l' wefethe§worst`enemies or honest Yukon I

°f hm 5001" "1 PW" ‘nd I ofllc'al_s‘who refused them the oppor-

bmdmg "N tunity to vindicate themselves. ‘

Mr. Sifton went too far when he re-

- fused to allow env investigation exceplh I

Q l by a judge of his own appointment and

2 a ranked jury.

, _ A judicialdtribunal would either vindi _

OITAWA HOUSE OE

BUDGET COMMONS

Mill’ PFHCHCC ill Sir Charles and Sir Louis

Yukon§Court Take 3 Hand I

DONALD FERGUSON tits Yoitoit cninoias.

enness-“-The Government

Defended.

h” dmmowed the "dm Commons Sutlierland,the Liberal whip,

Pmndmg that a bummer or ad expressed confidence in the Yukon ad- hd t° Pm°t'°° “lx months m the ministration and in Commissioner

legal firms in the Yukon be- Ogilvie'

°m"]°d t° Pm°t‘°° m tl" Sir Charles Tupter deprecated the

attacks on private character and re-

B T*)`l°1' °f U19 H°\15° °f C0111 gretted that the necessity existed ior “ff dl°d he" this m°1"“Ug 1° mentioning in the House the personal

1°" °f ‘"9 33° H9 held 5 behaviour ot Commissioner Walsh. But

°1°1‘k9h1P Wm* 553'? °f when a prominent London investor who

came to this country with a letter .from

Senate Hon Mr Ferguson Lord Strathcona to Walsh, aiterwards

that he would move for a waited upon Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper

ntracts entered into by to tell him that he had found Walsh for carrying, the mails drunk and could do nothing with him,

I C R to Cape Tormentine it was necessary to deal with the case.

Rwhard Reddm has been aP_ Sir Charles d id not say these charges Surrogate and Judge gf proaate ,were true; but held that in the interest lsland oi the country, and of Walsh himself,

Wm Mmm, has been appointed it he is innocent, it should be ascertain- I tack upon the ten per cent royalty; bir

at Murray Ha1_borvlceBeDJ edwhether they are true or not. They Louis pointed' out that nine tenths of

resigned _ _ ithe Yukon miners were foreigners, and

_ AK _A ithat so far as working oi poor claims

_ BS _ / was concerned, no royalty waslchargt d

;___§.__: _I’I"' ""~_f~“' 'lon an output of less than $5,000.

- if it A { He compared the attitude of the ep- ° tt ' ’ §;\` ' sition w li th t Li at when

_ T: 2 _A `i:\,;`\ ,§pO 8 Lf .bel. so

_ ' (en, _ icharges were made against Sir Hector

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` Louis used very severe language

against Tory party _which caused fre-

\ ld _ _:_ quent and persistent interruptions from

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SIR CHARLES TUPPER.

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L atest New York Styles

About our Spring F00t§W6f1I‘ tha” You don,”

Soeeverywhere. It s our business to watch for the

yet we never forget quality, W0 Pay Pam°“l_3"`

in bu n to get l1hf0\1gh WQ_r1¥m9‘n.Sh1p’

of wgirgaloquence of style, this is evident

the footwear-we are showing now. p

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Walsh Charged With Drunk- . _

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The Filishos

From Awh

p THE DUKE OF GONNA

OTTAWA, Anril 15 -In the House of LANDING AT

Api'itl5- (Special)_The - _ _ p I I ' pp j , ' _ ._ I Y' li r _ `

UGHT’S _VISIT TO THE SOUDANI

_‘IAHld.QB ‘Grgphggf

cate the Yukon administration, which would be a good thing, or else it might convict oiiicials and drive the Miriistt-r of Interior out ‘ot public life. which would be a good thing for the conn- lry- R

Sir Louis Davies contended that the

opposition had not in all their talk sub- mitted a scintilla of evidence from any honorable man that would justify' the putting of the Minister of the Interior or any of the otlicials' on ti'iala~e»'__de- mended by the Conservatives. Hg de: fended the sending of regulars into the Yukon, by asserting that the moral ef- fectof their presence prevented any outbreaks ot lawlessness.

In connection with Sir Charles’ at-

'-““" ‘ r ` ' lLangevin and others. While dealing

with this a-pect of the question

the opposition. Sir Louis challenged the opposition to make specific chargts

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Sorose’s and Kell Lasts

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E ag-Aainstipanynlininister, promising that p they wouldhe' given a committee ptin-

He proceededto ask _ it a reputable

_ man’s character was to he taken away by irisinua'itiiis»':,Iwhen_those who made them refused even to give the names of the parties from whom the iusinuations came. There was not a man on the op- position side who repeated the state- ment of Si: _Hibbert ,Tupper that

\Walsh was guilty of immoraliiy and

L drunlienness;I__,__x,i,iitilIthe_`__ gsepgder nt.. the

fOppositioii camo forwardfiiid ' lwhat his son had stated., Such con* Ascopghea and badlvl éggk, __ p p duct was not the1 course which honor~ The main buimng ,ma the outbgndg able men should pursue. 4 p ings Wen deIsu.0y8d_ A 4' `

l The gfvernrnent courted the iullest

linvestigation. and all that _was wanted

,was that no man would be condemned 1 R I SM lon inert- hearsay. fliicaiise the man _ _ I , M was =. on I-t servant,`__that did not mean Ten Cars of F;-sight _D¢f¢¢i|¢¢ im the [_ C, R, _'Funk Stephen; w

gint: l»» - ...s .. vagrant and a scoundrel. But No ‘omg nam $2516 Tgfngzntizti;

Of battles Will

lle-hoped th-it all fair and honorable

lmeninine Home weuitiwiihoid their, Mosaics. April i5.-(spe¢iei)--

condemnations until such times as a re Ten cars of freight on Irvine’s special :];';?:;:‘;°d°T:; mu

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this morning’s issue.-17 31 I

l AN ALMSHOUSEIHGRRUR.

vesiigaijep give minuggm _ I '_ _, Fear Old Mes Burned ie-

I-The county almsf house ,discovered onire *shortly ‘o’clock,this niorning. `

'_ the thirty inmates hutin a sh t - time the building apinass of andtheeecape_s_ent`olif." '

port from Mr. Ogilvis was received. I became derailed -two miles from i Dal-

i g, _ I A I _ A _ _ _ _ -1 hguse junction this rnorningt ' his remark' i _Five cars were badly smashed and '*‘ '-"""""

,the contents of coal scattered broad, W cast. The toad has been blocked all '

é ` up V _ goitumtely no one was injured. A

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»_ Duke and Duchess ot York met ' With)

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SEE the Big ~~1mieri=i\ Wheel” Ind. in W

~¢jMp|gR]AL= ” This rwimn Stand f0l'

_ ll all that is good in cycle construction.-4 6-"t°|°s’ ' I

SIR Louis R. DAVIS. I Fred P. Naveen. Agent.-17 at , 4 _ ~ A _ _ lgpmgrgetlttlstle E Pants

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onmiiu. N.B. April Iiis

_Keeper T*e,mpIetbiiI_ at once amused

Four old petri in

ing Powder _sm

-- Royal visit to ireim--A :miie aiming: ffnmgsth

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Loimoit. April _15-_-(Special)--'Epic

splendid reception ln. Ireland. I ~ A

The Queen returnsto Windsor on the

28th. » ‘

The marriage of Earl of Crewe to

Lady Margaret Primrose, I daughter of the Earl of Rosebury. in Westminster Abbey, next Thursday, will be the big-

gest social event for yesrs._

WOUNBING

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Our Blue in blue and black including the celebrated TYKE and BLENHHH Are up to

A usual standard of excellence. Our worsfbd S\1i¢il1`g t!1‘.°7_*Ud 8"! md ‘Y *\‘*‘“ “mt h’

_be-appreciated. _ Oni- ptrowsei-ing cannotghe excelled for variety beauty by my in thvmty 0m Oximd sue in s_ii_oo. si_;i,oo.;_»-i ¢1§_<_><w= ee met »erv»~°°,\»\° r°° °°° WMI ‘mi f°= WNW

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