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BT- Dec. 9-' The SANDY HUOK, Dec. 9-A new 14
Bu.-“._n~a¥_“_thd°.6n--the. Balkan Binh inch gun urst this morning while
ation use ‘nbifensnéeu 'beoanss oi ine serious "n_1ll_li=e1‘-y' preparations oi Ans- iria. the pointed siieeeii or ine nn.- rwrlll G91'tf1ei,1.Cl;en¢e1l°r or the re- newal oi the Triple Alliance, ii was sesierbore tonight by one l1IEb in authority that Russia would stick to=Bervia to the end. ', i
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YIENNA. DM- 9-.-General Aden- hsrg, the Austrian Minister oi :Wari- resigned today. He has been suc- ceeded by General Krobolkiin, Under Secretary in the War- Oiiice.
AN OFFICER wAs msoulsab ' _ As A woiviAN.
CHICAGO. Deo. 9-No purse snat- eh_er tried to rob City Detective Otto Zabel oi the Gold Mesh Bag dangling ténrptingiy-irom his wrist 'as the odleer, ` disguised as_ a woman \y_i_`iilred the city streets yesterday, but many men tried to iiiri with him. Zabel tottered into Summer-
dale Police Station and held out his feet lor some, one to take oil (her) shoes. ~ Wheh; he was freed of the high .healed instruments of torturg and had_'be`en' eased out oi his cor- 'zniieir said' it was ess nsraeet dgy's3w1ork he'_liad- ev_er‘ done in his, ills. ’?1fve"`_w`q,l_hed iirteen inilcs and I thinl1fIil1'iJl1I&lDled»{0R-life said.. Za-
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being *#51523 at the Sandy Hoolii prov. lug grounds.
N° 011° WHS iuiured though' several
men were near the big gun w‘.:i.i it blew up. f
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_WEDS GIRL HE TOOK FROM OF
SHIP DESERTED IN WRECK
NEW _YORK Dec. 6.-An independ-
ent chapter was added to a' roms/nee oi the sea to-day, when it was an. nouuceil that Charles A. Engstroa-, president oi.-the American Merehs-nf, Marine Associationf which includes ell the engineers and piiois ni Amer- ican vessels, and Miss Elma 0. An- derson liave just been married.
Mr. langstrom, now chiei engineer
of_ tlie Millinocket, was mate oi the schooner Aloi in 1906, when she ran into a stdrm oil Newfoundland. They sighted the schooner Eva May, from which all of the crew- had been wash- ed o‘.erboard, and to the mainmast oi' which af young woman was lashed.
With two men, Mr. Engstrpm put
dll 'and' aiter hours of work rea hed the Eva May. Mr. Engstrom scliled the mainrnast and brought down the unconscious young woman, who'was Miss Anderson. \
Mr. Endstrom carried Miss Ander-
son to the Alot and then to Europe.. She returned to her. home in Fi-aland. That was the beginning of the ro-. mance. Misa Anderson has been liv- ing with friends at Brooklyn.”
.ciiriniiis siiiiiin _
ron coiiision
SYDNEY, December B-The investi-
gation into the co-llision ne. tween the Douglas H. Thomas and City ni Sydney was concluded Friday and decision given Saturday. -s The decision » iiensui-es-._ Captain Fraser of the Sydney' because had- _\'_ng cast oil :the hawser- of the. tug
W' .. ~ ._ ., , 'tit ii '£o_li‘lbfe'5t`€i@"ba'v6’a lot 'oi freiiq on the starboard hide of the vessel fellow# onintrtet corners trying eo, and having slarted her for the fair-
iillftg 1 ‘I -‘lil want to' mash one of' to heahle to"do it beehilsoi y6`il"&?;g,yi.il'ar‘rll>ed into a pair oi corners. - - Z|l;e1__ _~__ ors.g__ ali' oi patent leather
cloth. shoes aseal coat and 9, __ i_l_, a _black cloth dress o\i`¢i“bx\i£_ lffge pair of corsets and large pii\`$U¢i'-'lit 'with' a brown -wig
_way oi the channel, he proceeded at iull speed and evidently gave little or no thought upon the vessel _ on. bis starboard side iili one into to avert n collision, thereby violating article 19 of the regulations. _ The captain oi the Thomas, the
decision states, did not exercise sui- hesnt care considering the dangers l in on either side oi the vessel,
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“nd 'nu' ‘"5 !°n°w °m°ers Bam he n-lar did he consider the saiety oi the
made is mein; than fairly good- look- ing 'womaini <5 . -
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I-lf . ` _ _ Y-_p_|_e; '0~(l‘here is a quiet sa-blgllI£:°$§ii1i*‘on between ins nonse- riihn on tlie coast and the Halifax dab liiiyere and exporters as to the Prim! of ilsh. At the present time Hill- is ye;-y 1j|¢p.._p|~1¢ed, altho the market his e. tendency to dullneel- F°' H iikmth the local buyers -have
mn negptiatiilg with Lunenbnrl sell- _ to-m'ake\.a~reduction, but the un- _standinrhotween them to main- , _n e, certain ilgure still prevails and
:ge buyei°|‘e.re knocking at the door __,vsin, .édtrhe -buyers oder $6 a
int.; _Q me _ dsherinen demand
.BBQ The gimtion now _ie thot the I gg “pg Hr _l1_g'3p_Bt‘IL_ Mid Wawh- iii' eseu-oi,bei-Wnioveniencs. emi \u=~ tfilan alteration is maiie'the buyer! v_¢lil hav, .to_p_a_y. . - -
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lives oi the men he was carrying to North Sydney. He should ha_ve -stopped his engines after steering oil, passing the Sydn`ey astern in stead of what he attempted to do. The sentence iinposedon Captain Fraser is that be be ‘called before th; court and severely eensured. - In _thecase oi Captain Cook the court to show its sense oi his lsck\_oi cau- tion, suspended his m.aster’s certifi- cate for three months, but in consid- 'erition ‘oi his flue record'gi-ants hi-m 5 mate’s certiiicate. ~ _ A. D. Gunn, counsel for Captain Cook. gate notice of ap-peel t0 the Minister ai Marine and Fisheries-
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COLONEL WYNNE GIVEN ~'
COMPLETE CONTROL
. _ OF THE CADETS.
OTTAWA, December 8- Colonel
Wynne has arrived in Ottawa from Saeiiatcnew-an and has taiien complete ebnrgeioi _the _cadet movement _iorr all of Canada and the position' to which he has just been appointed. He will direct operations with his headquar- ters here. Colonel G. Wynne has ‘had much experience in the cadet
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BEST ‘ A 1-imofros mvmo WILL-
Tm vl:AEh.nif 1.000 rasssuamas.
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uiwau unirfbnt for
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Toronto exbibitlign _washthe iubzesggf
n. ' . e ae. Bell U
'om »°°»°-h hunion. gluihepzfzilg. movement in Seahawk* m'd-;:‘:g:t(u°.°:f`T;`waii, where he was highly su¢°°B¢f\11-
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_qperge twenty' _
P1-iiLAnELi>HIA,_i=s., Dee. 1-'mio
'Hudson Riirsr'~i:iIne_~stsam¢r Washius-'
Irving, deciaredto be the dren*/_-
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was done to the people oi the Mari- time Provinces by niaking since con- federation Quebec's representation in the Dominion Hound oi Commons the' standard by which the number oi re- presentatives of other provinces should be determined ought to bo remedied by making an irreducible minimum oi representatives for each
province was the suggestion made hy Dr. W\S. Car-ter, Sup'tioi Education for New Brunswick, in an address on
the Canadian Club 'this afternoon.
BENZINE EXPLODES
' IN CLEANING WORKS,
JUMPERS _B,ADLY HURT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6-While 3, doz-
en men and several 'women were at work at 5 o’clo'ck yesterday alter- noon on the second floor of the Lib- erty Dyeing an_d cleaning Works at N0- 22 Meserole street,Wil1iamsburg, one oi the men brought in a two- gallon can of benzine and placed it on
3, `b€l1Cll. ~ . '
In some way the can was knocked ofi' and the benzine splashed on o, lighted candle. A terriiic explosion
followed.
VANCOUVER CITIZEN
ROBBED ON STREET.
VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 7-While
returning home after a banquet of the Vancouver Association W. E, Flummfcldt, a director oi that organ- ization, and a member oi the board oi School Trustees was held up and robbers were masked, caricd revolv- ers and went about the business like professionals. Flummieldt was permitted to retain his watch and rinR‘.. - _ ~ _ _ _
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MORGAN ILL IN_
._ NEW YORK HOME.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Pierpont Mor-
gan is reported ill at his i'esideuce,N0 'Z9 Madison avenue. One of his part- ners said: Mr. Morgan has e. slight cold and concluded to remain indoors He will basil right soon. There is no cause for anxiety.
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BOOM WALDO FOR
'I ' PHILIPPINE POST
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.-Through representatives Burleson and Henry of , "sxa8. Rhinelander Waldo. police com- rniesioiier oi New York, is making an
'Governor or the Philippines under
vresvdeiit Wilson. Waldo wfm iame by his good work in the Phil pillnes-_
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HLAZE 'ri-inEA'raNs
MANY YACHT B
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the. $590,000 yacht Cassandra prevent- ed the blaze from spreading.
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MONTREAL,-p°c_9__ »'rh'e injustice ST. JOHN, Dec. 9-The consecra-
tion oi Rev. E.`Leb1ane ns Bishop ni
Bt. John and iirst Acadian Bishop in the _Maritime Provinces, which takes
'most elabora_.te_iunctlons ever held
` Mons. Stagui,_ Apostolic Delegate, _who will conduct ` the consecration "reached the city today accompanied' by 'Archbishop Bruohesi, Montreal;` fdauthier, oi Ottawa; Auxiliary Arch- bishop Roy Qi Quebec; also clergymen. from all parts of thfe Maritime Pro-
the Maritime Provinces given iieiore-'vinceaare here.
The liotels are all crowded. The
ceremony tomorro\v.will start at 10 i_o'c1oclfi and already there is R large number oi applications for tickets. ' Following. the ceremonial the new bishop will dine with the visiting church dignitaries at luncheon in Pn- lace. ~ V
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COHDOVA, Dec. 9.-Nine mcn are
thought to have been killed today, when n. snow slide irom Copper Moun- tain carricd away several buildings.
Eleven men were hurled and only two were taken out alive. _
ELOPES Hill! YOUNG GIRL
FREDERICTON, December 8- An effort to locate the young daughter oi Charles ~W. Pond, _of r -Parkers Ridge, who eloped e, _couple of - weeks -.ago-with sr man-who" is known 'es Stewart, is being made by the po- lice. They spent eight days at the Lorne hotel here as H. Stewart and wife, Chatham, and left without the formality of paying their bill, amounting to $20. So far as can be learned the couple were npt mar- ried and would probably have been rounded up ere now had it not been for a talkative official whom the girl’s mother employed on the case and who allowed the story some pub- iicity 'before awarrant. was issued. The warrant was sworn out"Satui'- day afternoon. Stewart was seen in St. Mary's last. The girl was at one time employed at Marysville and until . a day_or two ago it was thought she was away on a visit to friends.
snspesfgig campaign tn be appointed SAVE FAIRLEE, VT._, .
` AFTER FIRE DOES
$60,000 DAMAGES.
' FAIRLEE, vc.,IDee. e-Fire in ine Opera House, Public Librafi’ “nd church her! at midnight, which was fought by practically every able- bodied citizen in town, caused a less
NEW LONDON Ct. Dec. 6.-`-'Mll- Uf fully $60,000- _ lions oi dollars worth of yachts were Sparks lgnl%°i_?‘;§§§§eB§g§s;;_?_i threatened to-day when the tug Ger- W- 11175031? gn 0 d ___ as _enrm trude was burned in the Riverside several resi ences. an 1 w _ . shi rd Hard work b the crew oi for a WIIIIO the Village W0\l1d 'DB W Ped
out. Only hand fire-extinguishers were available.
Already The. Guardi
» supply four full ages of
been running regularly
thus s_ave".disappo1ntineut‘,
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It ` Xmas `Ad$ "
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an has orders on 1iand_ to advertising for week ending
Dec..i4 th.,in botlgi the Morning and Eveniiig papers, in addition- to the regular amount now carried.
Two full pages of the above are from one firm
wlii1e__tlie other two pages are separate and apart from any of the pages or half page advertisements that have
__ Advertisers wishingto use extra space for their X as advertising_ are asked.; to _make zirrzuigemerits ‘wltli t`he~ _advertising mauage_r,_ early this week, and
as it is imposmble to secure
. nr ' additional help it this season of the year.
smousf' "‘- '
1; Eirst.conie, first sei-ved_._ _ _' ° if - Advertising Department, _
1:- 1 THE cHARLo*i‘.TE'rowN GUA RDIAN
'I 15;/liiiriling and' Evening. I
Horn- 7 Ill
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plhce tomorrow, will be one oi the,
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the hundred years peace between cd in 3 cheap mom and made a pam; 'But only Mr. Bell, a gentlemen wel] Great Britain and the United States to gain the confidence oi lie; fellow 9-_d"'1U°€'1 in WMS. 9-lid ble lllvtliii
celebrated in a manner worthy oi its efUl’10Y0*‘~ 'A 1:5?po::EE:sEres‘t[;t'co;iIlit“t:; 3:12 signiiicance, a, _ deputation represent- MAJ n1AL break which soon became a, raging' ing the provinces oi Quebec and On- z LIFE By LONG LEAp_ l0\”u3<l0 OI _SparkB, smoke and dunes ,_- tario.met the prime minister and the -- 32"! the r°B‘d°“°° ww" d°w“ b°l°‘°° _ `_",-.
cabinet on Saturday. This deputation
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GROUNDS IN FOG.
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NORFOLK, Va., Dec. 6-The
stearnship Essex ot the Merchants &
Miners’ Transportation Company, bound to Baltimore, wbntiashore on
The Essex has e. passenger capacity
s___ s
on ine bridge nt Queenstown
Lewiston on the American side. and
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BUTLER, Alta., December 7-Aza-
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riah Curtis, a young DGSFO. WHS S ..._ hanged by a. mob here yesterday ai- "|“ouggE1:grE&En‘,8. .i ter he bed confessed to having kill- [HE WEATHER _ _-_. ed B. B. Bush. a planter, whom he '___ and three other negroee held UP- THE If .mlunf --’ '-
The negrocs waylaid Bush in si coun- ' 'ow' EIC. One cent per word each 'insertion '_
' ' - ~ ~ - in this column. Cash mu 'B°°0m'
ed and pleeed in lail the m°b “""°d» B - . pnny order and five per cout discount '~‘
stormed ine isil__a2_n hgbxed 1%: .,.0R(0§.‘§.°,‘,“‘ ‘§’k§"° (i§§§‘;:f;‘3y mr siioinoa. uininnnn eiiai-so twenty- I `
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near the scene e ' . d ml ' nd _ ll < dve cents.. ‘ ‘f ` other prisoners were not molested. S" hs t °' “gh “ri 1° _°W°d 'lt mllhf .i - _ _
y ‘Wy 5°" W” 3° °°' "The monthly meet'ni¢ _oi the La; \ '
Annnsran ron THEFT ' `”'”` ‘ ni ' Am of cue P. E. 1. Hospice .-
AFTER 49 YEARS. SERVICE The lowest temperature recorded WF; be hem in the Hwmul at 3 .
__ yesterdaygwal nine degrees above zero omock this aftemoom _
MONTREAL, Dee. 1-sorry one and U" hilhg" W” “MY decrees '
years in the service as a postal clerk °b°"°° Ti." °W°" recmded the °r°` "The Royal Scarlet Chapter L. O. _ between Montreal and cnininet. 1-ionri "i°“' High* We” °*‘"*»' °‘°°"°- M “ine A., oi Union nistrioc No. 1 meets at _ Fiiion, 69 years oi age, arrested for *- m- §.°'t°"d”'Y it W" thi"-Y 35°" I-leathcrdaie, Dec. 14th inst. at 6 ~', theft from the mail, broke down and “nd “t nm’ 9' m' R W” “I” °l’°'°- p. m. All eompl1\l0Dl iuvifleli- -
n bitten e niossea For one 'f“° "“° '"1 be N2” this afternoon is-lol!-iipih i
"°°P’ 5 ’ ° ' t 12.21 ii 1;' c 1.o4~ it _ __ - - 1”" *hm “‘°“"“."' F‘"°“ h” °°°“ :viii be ni 'line nimdlnzwifos ii' ._ .
under clone watch and yestérday In- .5 ° 5 “ °“ t°' °°L. T. B. Kimberley Loyal 'l‘riia_ _ specter Victor Gaudet called on him mggfzugt lgxséhn Bmwnoon amd Blue Lodge meets tonight. Aalvxhce- 5 *° “Phi” th’ °b'°”°° °! “uni tomorrow at 4.15' it rises tomorrow mums' °\°°u°n M. “mn” an n' `. masked iemrsinai use been inn-use morning at 1.az`nna 'i~inn~s<iay si “"‘°“° "“"“°°“' “'°"' '°"'“’°"~ ' ` ed to hirisare lor dlllivery. at poiié? 7_33_ Should &*-*-°“d-
N011! U10 5”- 5"" W5" 55° ' The moon so this aiifernoon at
'ms' °° °.i:.°-'ri “ .:.;".;.'-1° 0 n year nn an app of There was a new moon on Sunda , ° " ~ ° - - - ,M-\_ - Hi, |-gqnseg yes granted, but mm 3 at LM ,_ m_ Y greatest writers and the Smith Pte- during the put year complaints as The iii-It ouattet oi the moon will ¥\\l°"- "W num? "R1 to missing mail were received and a be on Monday, Dee. ietb at 4,05 9, your breivity. A. Ililiis- _ .H i-_
close watch was kept on him. m. ` Jn, N.S. - ' ii-*ISL _
'rne iensth oi today viii be cient
; liinai-d'| Linimeut Reiieves Nam-aisle hours and lofty-leur minutes. Minn-ii'¢ Linlmliit Cutie .Dendriti-
try road. Alter Curtis was captur-
ISHEAI BIIITAIIIS
ii inn lui iiniii iiiiiii ii iiiiiiii I .iiiiii -ii..iiiii ii iiiiiii iii iniii Pnl;
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Will hii»IVIost Elaborate funct- _'Will Pay Their Salaries for \(I/as Presented to Secretary Norwegian Parliameptlkfie
' "N0b0d_y .Injured ` iinuni of_Il_`e_`il"i?_ii_sii'f_i1IIia`tiv‘es___ \ion-.E\iar.I?leI_ii_i-nSi.lo.iin _ .Decemberonthe2ist.' of State es Award for First time
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OTT » __ _ _ WASHINGTON Dec. 9.-Great Bri- CHRIS I N _
AW°A, Dec. 9. An order in mm,Bfo__ma1 _Jun amst th “__ TA A. Dcc. 9 The noble
_ p ag e s _ .
council was passed to-day to provide tion or the panama wana; act which Prize FIPDIO-Umatillg $411000 was not that all emplflyes outside the Civil- exempts American coastwise shipping Bwllfded this year becduse the com- Service and temporary employs in-` !l‘0m IlBi'i“g tolls ior passing through mittee of the Norwegian parliament, aide the ciijil service will receive thelri th” Panama cum' Wm* Weswted t° found ~ rf,
_ no person wo hy qi the- _
December pay on Dec. 21st. ;I:I°:b§B‘;f$f_‘:_’3i3ryc"ef_ Slam t0 "ISN by ard “W
Thus they will be able to do their It is sn eisboration oi points ior This is the iii-si; time sim, fi,
Xmas shopping with real money. I objection in the note presented to the fgundagion 0| the prize tha it W; -
ndt awarded. ' _ -lf -ij
state department in July.
In brief these are that while it as clearly in violation of the Hay Pauncelote treaty either to remit or refund the to_lls on all American ship- ping entering the canal, some objec- tion probably would apply to the coastwise trade shipping in view of the probable impossibility oi iorming regulations that would not result in » preference to American shipping.
1N CANDY FACTORY TO
of '100. but she carried not more than ‘ ` SE--_-E EMPLOYEE' MFE I5D¢¢i81 by Phone.) ' `
sixty when she left Providence. She is ST. LOUIS, De'c. 6.-Tho sudden de- ALBERTON' Dec. 9.-A disaster
-engaged mostly in freight business. pnrgurc off SESS A110 Drew. onile Oftthc that can scarcely be realized, and ,-me
ea ers o ' ' » - ....1 .f.'.::i'.s;.f:°;;‘...'.“. .12 is fe if-1° ee- arm ansett P __ son oi the year, occurred at thebome "’
- N z i in s iemb, PRESIDENT AND KING ;:::..e:°1:i':: :s5:i§§;":..?£’.::°i€% .i;.‘.it°';.'..'.°. ..'.‘:.".:.':::».t.°.:;';i.:; -
ta- en a position in a chea cand ' ~'-‘if
on factory of Chicago, and had pworkeil hielslxsililncgriviith 315 the .contx-lts'nI
there in order to gain first hand g M e ne" ° "° ‘ QL?
' knowledge concerning the working “nd ‘md help 5”" at hand U19 “M1135 ' 6.5.;
girl's lot. must certainly have been extinguish- iii
OTTAWA, December 8-with the _ Durini: the week oi her candy mek- ed with little disieuiiy snd ine build- ill’ _ bject oi having the annlversary oi mg M155 Drew wued tm hours 8 day ing saved.
and earned 48 cents a day She liv
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Major John
Masters J A Marven, A J Mc-
5h°“1d 'be conjmnuy or independently Quariie and Il`rarik N Hall Thccom.
°f all Am°fi°““ °°mmI“ee "nd that pany is capitalized ht $100 000 and SERVIA ]__.1KE1,Y LEAVE King George V't be invifjsglt “S3 at present has live pairs oi hilver IT T0 THE POWERS, 5, the `Umted Sta 99 Pres black foxes oi' the very best strain, .___ r '
three pairs oi which are of F. F‘.
heights- 'rnpiin's sions, snu two psirs oi ine LONDON, DECEMBER 1-'rho dis- _'- ' They also proposed that 11 naval celebrated Dalton breed. These pute between Austria-Hungary and J. and military review be held in Qll°\1°° foxes are at present in Mr. Tuplin’s Servia, arising out of the Balkan or some other Britiill P0117 *md B190 ranch at New Annan, P. E. I., who war, which has threatened is general _f that the same ceremony take D15” at claims to be the largest breeder oi European, conflict, will have been i some American port- Thi! ¢l9i>\\¢M'»i°l1 silver-Hack foxes in the world, where steered into a safe channel,` and the __ also placed heiore the prime minister they will remain lor this winter, and mage ug Eu;-ops will be maintained, ' the suggestion that a joint military with their young will be brought over dennigeiy deeided to leave her case review of both American and Cana- and placed in the compa‘ny's ranch, in she hands of the great powers, #__ dian troops be- held on Queenston which they purpose building at Buc- win, the aqheggon of A-,;¢t|-l5-Hnn- __ heights on the Canadian side and at touchc next summer.-Moncton Exe. gary the ,.,-nf..-sal nf Sir Edward __
Grey, the British foreign secretary,to if
that the King and i1r€9Id¢1\t tllkp call 8 meeting oi the ambassadorial part in the Cerem0ni°3- _ , . , clearing house, has now received ~~ Premier B0rd°11 Bud his °°u°“g““ BURN DDA SHOWS WILSON practically unanimous welcome. Mi listened with apDl’€°I“u°“ t° e srgé HOW To BEAT BEEF TRUST There seems to be a g?neral dlsposi- 4-.; estions made and it is probll ° Y 5 °'“" . tion today to strive honestly to pre- .“'_1I- ihe matter will be taken up with the Birnmfi' Def' “Gr vent further complications arielnk é
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imperial authorities at an early date. _ th “A __ from the dash between Tm-k°_v md Earl. Grey isensirinan oi ibe_Bi-irish gOve_*_°____r ___§‘“_$_I___f_’;’l;=k_°;;»___§“_‘_'_i the Balkan Bme,,_ _i ._ wmnnttea' Sir Edmund walker 0! the war it is making ' on 'the Beef Th” U“”'1° °f G"°¢°°'5 “t't'“’“d° in
Toronto is president oi the Canadian Trust by importing ,mtg-,lo from Ar. connection with the srmistice is ex- _i 5 -C0lHimI'1l3¢°~ gentine. Governor Wilson, Sir pected to be solved satisiaciaorilryi as ‘ ._
_ "'“` ' George Bullock and the whole popula- it is not believed it will lmpe hir __ _
MOB TOOK NEGRO FROM tion turned out to see _the steamer own victories by maintaining a sep- 3.
JAH* AND HANGED HIM' unload, The trust has promptly arate policy- ` ~
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were ready to fan into ling The da. and many shouted to the aged man . - _~ _
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psriai government act in the matter.
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The deputation consisted oi the_ 101- » FOX MEETING.-The organization WEDDING FEE $5'
lowing: Hon. Mr. Tescereau, Hon. P.. “_“°“l’I’fF °f the New Bf“““WI°k TUP' ' 1
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Rhlaume, representing the Ontario h:;dri"f'1L§ucf0u‘;f_B osxfgidny eve-nlivfg _CHICAGO, Dec. 6_.-The Rev. Wil- _, __
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