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WINNIPEGH 3611. 12--While close rKI‘BfB0l1en¢ho stopped back better Canadian Press) water department

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nfheial gllqnnn has been kept_ the de__ to cover them and then backedboth _ _1 _ < i. aii_. - pe ition sup` y was presen thq tolls or how John Kroiciioncko, corn. §_;‘“'d° ‘“t° “W °1°‘=l.1°S °1°=‘-if and SkCtCh Of HIS cflreel' ’ "skmg fm the “p"°’“t’“"”t ‘ ” of Control °" saturn” -D _

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cked,the door. There is glass in --- ° __ commission of enquiry, compos d f “lives 0' the B°“"} Q' T'?"1° :

mitted for .trial for the murder oi l;ne_ door and looking throu h it the ' " e 0

_ _ _ _ dian Manufacturers Assoclotion

' H- 'M- A1`n°1d. f0Fl¥lBl'ly 0! Sussex,N_ guards saw the prisoner taie a key (Canadian Press.) . (Collillliv-11 Preis) gf csxl;>]:e(l'livl:(r)iIr‘e hti`gIli)e§i?§i1l;li‘ll3t‘s tional Montreal Trades mb” B.. and the robbery or ine Bank oi rronririo pocket one oiiook aio door, sANnmoo oinio, Jon iz-Lt | I Lisbon .1 12-'iii Y °" “nd U” Build H* E ll vit-

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Montreal at Plum Coulee escaped cell Passing into the hall he en Mory militai' avi t hil l' S und. .. - ’ un' ere was H tu t” '"Ve“’gat° the U‘“SU"""1 “HY 8°

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. - , 'y a or w e mei- multous scene in the Senate Satur- l k f tl ,1 It ' _ . ,yor LfW“1_le¢'¢l “P17 ~Sl=at0d-

from the Winnipeg police station tered the photograph room next door ing a flight yesterday iell a height of day when Jose De Preitas rose to glfgahlatlrre liiiiicotno lliivéhrtllgdtliportthld ;1;v(;stlg‘;ntqn www °°m°"`m "'

The guards were trying to open the 3000 feet and was dashed to pieces. _ oder an interpellatiou in which he .-_-_-.-.-.-.-..-_-_-.-.-_--.-_-_----.-.--_ " Be ° ““°' ‘ "W

early Saturday morning has leaked out. ' _ ci The desperado had a key -tor his t

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room with him and they had no keys t

the door being locked from outside a by the sergeant in charge of the a

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clothes line he wound it about him M _ L ‘ fl l, d ul ' ed “th lee" and imlults “nd the (Vauanliun Press) (3 d~ nd ned it to tha steam p_pe_ raised _ dm; aur:ilrh_ a been ill for s0I_I10 government senators left the house BIRMINGHAM ALA. .I ana inn Pre". I

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osei; when he returned and told charged Premier Dr Alfonso Costa '_¢ _ ' """""’ hom to keep quiet or he would '”“*_*‘“”"- Th Gu dt ___ with dishonesty and having _ used | f

cell but how he got it is a mystery. s oot them full of holes. They kept t E ar an “Jets to ”,"“°“'.‘°“ Influence to minister provisional gov- l I TWO unarmed constables were in the quiet. He then passed out again in- Wl;_¢;cgC=<‘~_l-_llogl fallcce tloué _génvid Laird ernment and favor clients to practise _.___ , - ' : 'L A ,-

O the photograph room and taking _noming in Ulltaw 5 ~ YBSUIMHY law _Senator De Preitas was greet- I I ‘_ ‘ ‘ "‘ ~`~"‘*

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statimh Two beds are in the __oom_ t __ window and depa__ted_ He Bud (Ganadmn Press) Sun WH _is daughter. Mrs, Matliic. iii a body making it impossible to Twelve men tivo iiliit. <1 PREloIDIO Texas. Jan

,. _ , _ . _ '_ . ' is an seven ~ ' ' -

one for the prisoner and one for the down the rope three stories and since BERLIN Jan 12-The aquittal of ' e 0 ` the hcmlel. WHS tlllc- put a question of enquiry which de no io k wud s°e"e Samrda "l ht- lmhllzia

_ _ _ - g‘ es were illcd iii 'n xpl s'o fl 3 .. .

Z\l8\°4lB P00111- While ‘wt “regular cell that time has disappeared as com- Con. Von I Reuter, Lt. Schand and Elrlipgygce h“i]__ been Dllfgll-lg rnanded to vote. rock at Castle i\‘linc,d I(liivi;1C;;l;)k the rebels gr°“¥°5l' "i°t°|'!.-Q.. it had barred windows. Krafchencko p l was V

did not sleep on Frida `ni `ht s

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iete y as if the ground had swallow- Lt. Boron von sorotnor ot sirooo- ,O hm as 500,, ab _,hc arrivef ‘ment ‘ *vm* (wil C0.. >letur<liiy. More than 280 -Ll" M’ l’r°"° 1” U” °‘“’l‘-“`° \ 9

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, Y 8 nd ed him. burg, all charged in connection with 1,-here was llttlé _,Inspect (61 “'91” 1" the ll”-‘"5 “'h“" the 0xl’l0510“ in fratgitl th; aldourheattdazgllt qw' shortly after midnight he rose and It took the guards several. minutes the Zenber aiiair, was apparently a ,-eg-0,,0,~y and sm. muse ,muh " l00li P1869 Und ull but twelve gilt out with _ trumpets movin* ‘Mm began to pace his room, the guards to make a way out oi the closet. An victory for the army all along the ly--telegl-apnea for t1.,,,'Other meilnbers l Of UW “`0Fkl"HB l’@f01`0 "WCP dump discharging in the nu-`. TM. ` sitting on the bed conversing. Pac- alarm was given and a police drag- line But it is already evident that ff@"U‘1 th 'p“““

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IDE the room is not an uncommon net thrown out. Percy Hnget. Kraf- there will be a seriou it r th L' or H gr B mimi; “l “mere” (U-‘““‘1l‘1" 1" 1 e re 8 8 md

practice with a prisoner and the

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_ 3 n nmn as rt fu _,_ _ _ SS) _ Rescue squads were rushed to the plunged 't th ~ H t o

chencko's counsel, had an interview the crisis is graver than it was in ga S 3 anqdu and the Umted 5”” NEW YORK JH" 12"P1`€ml@f see-iie as soon as tl ew h In 0 e my wat," Am n

Pllld U0 attention- Sllddallll' ll; with him at 11 o’clock Friday night December Dredict€_d~ 1.8' tant most of these are now E" Wl"t"°Y'S C0Hfllll10H is llnchilllilrcd. were uniilile to doilifiillch iogutnhfi meld. struggled across to tm &t`a't'”' ’"“"

stopped ln front of them and on their looking up ran his eye over the bar-

ou ee or Ottawii. . _ . .-

cl while the interview was going The court martial, in the case of . '. ' , . ‘ 1" *g a ~om plrmsmyo V ' __' '-

S the guards were out oi the room Von Reuter upheld an almost forgot' 1 PM body Wm bc l’f0Ugllt to Lhni he i nitin' of d ‘ ILLA" "Jan 13' Tu'

_ii _- ten enactment of D b 20_ ottetown for burial. .._ ._ t ' 'H ' ` L. list, in the iiiine. Rebel*/(leneéil B _`h

IHTEHESTING PULIEE `

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Yesterday morning, at the

Police , Court, Mr J. Johnston sddrlassed His Honour Mr. K. J. Martin for the defence of his client George Carver who was charged with having on December 8 lold intoxicating liquor contrary to the Prohibition law, this being his drst ohence. Mr. Johnston argued that _the detectives were unreliable witnesses; they were interested-po cullarly interested-_-for their exist- ence depended on the results they ob- tained. .'i7heir evidence was uncorro-

borated by independent wltnesseslgid g§...|;1|ay¢iir¢u»ss¢tanc0r- was_'v-'north s. He urged His' Honor to dismiss the 6586. "

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Cross-examined by Mr. Johnston: Witness certainly ie_1t intoxicating eflects from, the two glasses of Bud-

.. ' y D Y- H9 lhid` that the wil'.nesses.were mem- iwlsiel* He did not know' how much

bers of one of the most reliable and Well known institutions in Canada and they had come here at the re- quest of public-spirited men to en- quire into the sale oi liquor and had prepared to take stand if they found- intoxlcating liquor being sold. He thought there was nothing for the Magistrate to do but convict. . The men's salaries had absolutely noth- ing to do with their results. . _His Honour: In this case the _evi- dence of the detectives, that the liquor was intoxicating, is not con- tradicted and I don’t think I have any alternative but to ilne the de- fendant. Caver was therefore ilned $100 and £$2 costs or 3 months, this being his iirst odence. -The case against Owen Trainer, I-lis Honour said, was on all iours with C_srver’s. There was consider- able dliilculty in it as the witnesses for the defence were persons of more

og less credibility. The evidence ci t e detectives, however, while it had been woefully shaken had still been uncontrsdicted.

The defence had said that they

had drunk beer in Traliior's place t at was gmt intoxicating; but they did not c nti-edict that on a. partic-

his agency was getting for .his trip down here. He was positive he was with the Thiel people at present. On the night of 2nd December he first became acquainted with Valade, at Summerside. Although he and Val-

'agency they never knew each other until they met, in P. E/ Island.

A QUESTION BY COUNSEL

Mr, Johnston: How didyoii know

then, that' Valade _belonged to the agency when you only met him here? He had nothing to show, you know. Witness: There are hundreds ol men belonging to the agency whom I don't know. Valade told me at Summerside that he had been sent to join ine. I had wired for another man. I was not asked to wire,.nor did I consult anybody belore wiring. I sent the wire on the 21th Novem-

‘ber from Summerside. I arrived icre

on the 25th. (Witness here ilead from his note book the'entry, in lconnection with the telegram, "mess- lags 42 cents."

There was a warm exchange ol

words between Counsel concerning the propriety of witness being askcrl

ulur day,-the day on which the de- tectives said they drank the intoxi- cating beer-defendant had sold such beer. It was with extreme reluct-f

since that His Honour convicted the de endant, but there was no discre-

ii he had anything in his book apart from the case in hand. ,Witness eve- ntiially answered Mr. Johnston, that a man came along with liiin on the train, a John Macdonald, from the agehcyi but lie wad taken ill and had

tion left irirn in the niotteinni oii. lw so beck- Witness l§“°“' NIP fm' 'rin detectives nod in-on coiled only eight months- Witness dui "Ot

"whiskey spotters", etc.; but they' were not detectives in the true sense

know what was wrong with him, but he only knew he wont buck to Mont-

of the word; they were merely wit-|real. Witness did not know__if iliac- nesses-nothing more. In all the donald was "sick of tnc Job. neith- eircumstnnqes he must dna the de-|_er did he kl10W if U0 Will’ "flick Of

fendsnt. _ ~ | ’l‘rainor also was given the ilne at- taching to Bret offence--$100 and $2 costs or three months. “ \

` 'ri-in casa or Moons

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the had been l

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only was

was' con- Martin.

was not intox-

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believe

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was only 3 per

rum." Witness was sure he was uct keeping anything back from counsel, he did not know what vias the mat- ter with Jack. A_t any rate Jack _did not operate. ` ‘

Valade next gnvc evidence. On

December 10 he saw defendant. at liis place of business. It was 2.30 on Wednesday. Elrod was with him and bought a bottle of Biidwisier which

Hiey drank; Qfterwerds witness also bought a bo tle. It wa( intoxicat- ing beer. __ _ Cross-examined: I-Ie didn’t lm.0W Jack Macdonald. He never discover- ed any oi Jsch's symptom*

Mr. Rfntley intgll0sad_to ag: Witté

ness a ew qllcl 0115. ll F8 Y which he add that Carver had told him in the Court yard that the beer was over 4 er cent. -

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_ emi; eco_?__£arge)a_:- p_i_'_<;in_lw0tYas cmwd_ the soil was _exting_:_i_i1ished gy gur MAN DROWN had been nppo ntcd at the previous present at the next annual meeting; ed as 'on previous occasions, there B2- chase" The gerntory “sim en 3:' ED IN meeting to canvass Charlottetown in 'N10 1-098119 Of W0 OW ,ng considerable st,m~d,,,g space a,,ai_ od c0V°1”°d 76090 _‘;;l“““;,";m“: °’;mu‘f SYDNEY HARBOR nn endeavor to _ nioko ovory oiigiivio was a society lor .afll mme: but the benches were an pnck_ line- of the ana an a _ NORTH S\'DN_EY N18 J 10_ oung Udtholic a member" of the the (-'lil'-l10ll¢ YOUIIK l!!°|1 °f mul" Gd - WHY- N th A d _ _ ' ~ 'I B” -_ League of the Cross, reported that lottetown and consqquently all youill

' Mr- L”'i"d,r°m"‘i“°d in the é or Q Th mg” gg Mi d°"tn°f,°“"`°d here they were meeting with unprecedentc<l` men should be interested in l$.,Ili "0 BRITISH ARMY ;_v_'i_“t0g`1f_'_;r1_'i_°ry1;'cr::?_;_,§'gf’ fgsliiraxgntge- A ::nag'__,;?e‘Zl"nE':5_s°wh,;‘;’g_1;f1Wglgglfl succflss anghthe pr0..’J1em oi more than society had ,lthe ' I

, ' ' , , ' ` ‘Ou ng li hi . I 1*,-

OFFICERS SFMMONFD general election in 1882 hc was an _l)ign_rd het\v;er:_hthe wgirf and n tug. nociety wow; béllizl ‘§f;;Sll____;J_l;mi__tl-gl; xg it couldo do "mc: more aL____

LONDON, January 9-Suirinionses $“°9e55f“1 candmfttu §31r;L‘et§§Pm;;n_‘0,,§ o;n(;g;ewat;_re_;__d ;v‘:_'_"y°th§‘:;i;E)eB‘l the committee, ivhicli is divided into lillfit l1B9l5tHl1¢9 ‘.~‘_0lll¢l U0-l\t¢f!“»':‘° against sixteen British army omcere muon! ‘xi ("f_“e°r;,B'1é;G he was ,mB,,c_ slme to restore mm but he _died silmides for each of the diderent would not be afraid to 30 ahold.-irq and civilians were granted yesterday °"“l e 9 . 0 . k t h W n hu le- d t h. h Th Words. continued to meet with such OIICH und build s. hall .‘~ by the police n_agi‘B,_,.,1¢_e at the Bow ressfiil iii contesting has ii t_’.ie_._ I1 - 2;/ 0 ’_‘“K mollfl’ t gr “I °m‘;_- 9 success. The retiring ofrlcers all gave to accommodate most e 51511'-‘ ‘l street (your-t_ The men are ballad on He was siilisctiuelllly l;\l’g°_l_‘_"qt‘* `___"_?_’3; __f_‘;;’“§_E:_ 3;? “____°_’_‘;_____~’ ¥;_°_;"_'_`_“ e0__e“l€;°__» excellent reports and in. neat speeches ¢0mf0l`tHb1Y -ull' $56 ._ _ v'

to appear on January 17 to answer mwsiolierrgif iiigfldlllnntil bile death. Iii iits one of which selfid him pnsphe reviewed the v."°rk ui the pu" year mm M Ohuiusf t|°.m§'f "- oharges in connection with the man Omce 'e i' H M` Iiilrd took ii fore- stolid on the wlrarf resulting in his showmg tha? It wuf' in "muy ways society wantm Q1-9-1* - “”'°!.. ffl' agement of the canteen in army Island anmrsiillvvne for long Vice- death He is a hrbtller of Charles the greatest m we hwtory of the Catholics of Ch“rl°*'t"'°'“ w "`Lf1i` ' "“"“'°k°' N° "°m°' '°‘ "“"i°“l“”" most pm af( tho P 1-: in Al- wind? iiio woii-known Noriir sydney Society' Th” *l°°“‘¢"fY H1 his re- 8 irfemr eller* in ll# ¢"\°0.- . " ol the charges were given out for I°1`°Bld°“t .°, P .delle .Of the "'""“`;` 'md athlete port referred to the Soclety's Band perance. A good star-\,§|j_ ~, publication, but it is known general- lillllce ‘md “c”`_ “lm . ‘ ' ‘ ° which is the largest and one of the been made with greater stun 1 -""

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. best iii Charlottetown. The ‘band Society would 'be -hott# Ulf(-.toe -ll

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belong to the quarter-masters' do- Belo” "“t°"i"g ~D"‘“““°“ "°‘.‘t had llllvd mlmy cnsrefrdmeiits during ther their .onl~c'=...-. i- . Dartment. and th°at all of them have he was for some tllmel nchlv€,lll§‘;[:-gt; PROF BROCK DEPUTY APPOIN- tlic euiiiriier and the remarks Passed members of the Ballet! OMAN! _ '1‘ risen from the rnnkv, winio un- with the leiule" ‘ll V ° Qs hm Sym an Miuisrsn os ivi-iNi-is. .is to no oiniity wt-ro moot oornpii. the work _oi the pancreas..-..._~ ‘ fi civilians summoned to appear are Party, Rnd f0" many V58 ervatwee -__ iiientiii-y. 'l‘lie baiiil was improving Everybody at the meeting

cle,-lrg_ omployorl by oonlrnotol-,_ Syl, pnthies were with the toniian Ch“__C__ 0TTAwA_ January g__. professor all the time and by next spring, with very optimistic for the _I . tematic bribery and corruption are A member oi the Presliylrized __ my R__g______d w_ Brock, director of llw the addition of a` iiiinilicr of proniis- the coming year. and with Q, . relioi-ted to have been in Progress he was frequently ret rum Assam, geological survey of Canada. has ini: Y0“l1§ musicians, it ought to be iricrnnsed membership and |1105 45' ‘»' for some time and are Bald to have delegnte to the Presby chem ___ man been appointed Deputy Mlnlstcr of not only the lzirgest hut also one 'of ccllcnt executive, it Ionic i$?~U|. reacheg suchd l>§'3D_;>r_t_ionst_that the bly- All l:_l“__1l;°__:?1}$:;nc sph." He Mines in Succession to Dr' A l>_ thc beiit.lmiids on the Isliiiiil or in would he better than any y'0n‘l"C!'.

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war o ce e e at e court oi gran e c g ' Loo.-_ who has retired, Professor fart in the Maritime P.ruvliiees. _mist for the League of ‘tbr WU.: martial which it had proposed to is siiryived by his Bon, Professor A. Brock bor I P ,thi 1g7.4 _ Th S 'rlt 1 ir .t ' - -

was n n o n od c pi ua IJ er or, the llcv. Society. <

can would not have jurisdiction sub G' Laird' B' A" andIl;oi1deI;1i‘l:(?“I§8iiln iicatcd at the Ottawa Collegiate' In- l<`ather’Pius Macdonald. reported in _ ‘ ‘ dciently Wide to deal pl"0P6l‘ly _with classics, Dalhousie mv I d Mr D: stitiite and Toronto, Queens and X‘¢i;H\‘d to tho propei'ty on .Queen ` '“*"“*'°_'1“-'“ _` `

the scandal. ' '. of Wisconsin Universl_ty;.heB‘;“nk ' of Heidelburg Institutes. I-le was a Street. It is now free from debt and ' - ‘

R. Laird. maningefst Mrs J A ‘professor at the Queens School oi B E000 Bum Wl1lQl1 lv iI\CN‘11Slug rap- LEASED SITE 'l‘i-{l`ll<lIi’

I. C. n.1NsUnANcs 1 N0" S°°*i°~ '“ ' ' ' f Mines boioro ioining tho stan oi tho idly is now in the trcesury ns o f ' Ag§0(;1Afl~1()N_ Mathieson, Charlottetown, and MTS _ __ _ I ._ .

logical survey ln that position und for the construction of is new l\‘lIliViS FROM BT. -“HUM

_-F D- H- Laird .°' winnipeg' also rlme l’iz§0`carried out many important ex- hull for tho society. -- -1**-'N'

` I si! death” and °°° t°t“l 'ns-“bmw brother’ mfr' Albert Laird oi ew plorstions and is regarded as the The election of oflicers lor the en- '“-- 3 -~.

it reported in Becretery's Pavei~’s GlMB0W- best geological authority in Canada. suing year resulted as follows:-ifrc

_ report on the Intereoloniul and P. E. _ . , _ - . , _

on no --coNlfIDmNOE_ MAN." SIR; I. Railway H1T&lyv°n'_“°1_1;_=l and Itch- “' _RST ---- lyilfrcqrllcucmci S§°f°___§»ry._Amb_;o=1_<i York csiilteiists li-vo longed s - - . - . - .; . . r ; i ‘ . -

t£‘.‘°.l3‘::: »;_"`.,j;f,‘,,'n,',I,f:,l;';";_‘:_'_‘}_..v:lf 'hvilizipzg-§;ggin';° nzsxwefuzstisr 19i°a.m°'¥iie‘. MRS’ wHITNBy?oivFAN PASSENGER c.ov'r's sic. Wonka ov ‘mum ".“°“' " -P-<ll°*““‘l< *lie “lid M"‘l‘\"¢°"

intoxlgatlng ple. He did not know if Elrod was. _noses are as followss- Joeeph Cher- ____

in- auwnang' fir, might be .for all witness knew ost, retired employe, River du Loup, ST PETERSBURG, Florida, Dee.

ly that the army ofllcers concerned D°ml"l°“ P’°`°h“’it°W Aumncc

' " '(‘;ll’ght0?)s' all the evidence for the :i?r‘l!eml;;(xl-0* "l;‘hc:1r:i::t0?i`esisl|:i:.:n r;`tl!i?e`l'l 10-'Mrs' L' tx. Wsihttlseihstxintgeii? citgrl

"Mun gmt” eff; prosezntiiin. The defence asked His eml'il'oye,< Halifax, Noveiiher 29, art- rhnos theft nr;el;(,;l,,,rg.Tnn».pa nlrboat

"ln mm mtoncaulnl Hnnnnl- for an adjournment. I-Ie cal-'erlo sclerosis, $250: W- W. BYBEK. llnn' ‘The round trip oi filly mlles "qu" mth' 'mf' en. led on Dr. Yoo Who' stated that hefniachinisvs-helper, Moncton, Novem- wnn' mode in 45 minutes. The air-

wss G%0l‘l!° C°~l'Y.°l` l”'°l°°"”,'“' Z9' l’"°“m°"l“' $500; U' W' Fair' boat maintained an average hcllrhl- l

n-inn_ could .not conie to lwesther, retired member, Moncton, of 300 lee; on the return trip.

lil ln bed, . ,December 10, carcbi-al, tenlunoii, 'rho nirbont line is maintaining ii Bentley. that; cle- Truro, Qeeember 10, hemmorlieke ol regnlnr schedule, as advertised, and

been in court a few days li'Bll'l. 2503 J0l1!\ Tlll. r°tll`¢<l H1013- has carried passengers on every' trip

that there had ber, Moncton, total disability, .$l,- glnoo ,innnrrry i, averaging 22 min-

' tiations for the cn- Steps Ill OFEBHIZIHZ the DFODOSCKI

Elma said that on the da i t° °°“°1“d° “.°g° _ » . , ~ questmn he was in the dcteny " trance of P le I into the Dominion Calf!-‘H1811

cones ‘ ' " » ' At tiio 'annual rneorin f th rn' - '

0 thcc ns ation of that event in E 0 0 ls

Ehlce the R°V°l”° HOWI. Where he 1373 M,l.)_ LIES] was elected -to the .sionary education movement, which -

kougfm' two glasses of Scotch Whig' Houhe of Commons, and sat therein WHS held lmmedldtclb' after the ' ' ‘- i' ' 53 hclglsgifnggdailéd vglade'1 Dgfengé until his appointment as tlrst Lieut- Othefi ‘_;“_°‘i_tm€» Plans Were dis- ` -

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cents_ That was abgut gif ge m _ enant-Governor of the Northwest snssftutgs lem 1"(‘;§_l;_‘;‘i_iOt“;_° méifigglufj The aiiiiiial niectiill; of the League _had worked well to Promote the QQ)-

Detoctlve Vande _W0 idea; ' __ Territory _on October 7. 1876. During twelve in the westein ___ v___Ces of the Cross was held Sunday in the iect oi the society. However, with

rohorstive 0! last wxitiics: 5: co _ thé f°.ur ysam he sat in the House Hn0l2her series of ten in Ithce dllari-1 Socictyis Hun D" Dorchester Street' new men in omce' it mnatnsw ve* Sgt Bradley gave ev,de;_-ce as to prior to this appointment he _ was time Provinces d__r___ F __ d le was one of tho inost largely nt- liry wid he saw no reason why . 'o

- _ Interiol. in Mn Mc_ g e ruary an t _ . _ _ _, . __

having served the summons on the gi“iBE_f"_ math” _ tr ti whil in March, the six summer conferences “med "‘e°t"1g5 Of U10 50°1Cl~Y ever °"“““g Ye" W°“1d ‘wt =b° ‘"2 “ll”

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J- d 1 _ enzl s a min s a on e t b I 11 W d . th 1 1 b _ held ond a goodly nunilier l' ~ ior to any previous forthe society* ‘l"I§,'; Qgnoirpgfjzirned th, t that position no concluded with the t° sf ° ° " 1” ° “I V ““ ex rnomhe 0 "QW '

_ _ an vs campaign in ment t k ' .rs were received into the Son. he hoped that the present hall would

MO,,da,,_ wamng the w,tne:s°‘;§§ th; indians ofoiiApre11e o treaty uudyr ln Onmlo ,,,,'d Q,,cbec_ “ ° W" nity. _ not be large enough to hold the d fe c t ` Whmh the bm” °f °°rt“‘“ tr be” “ __ The 13008005 Committee, which number oi members who would be

IN CALGARY.

CALGARY, Alta., Jan. 7.- R. Ii.

Bennett, M. P., spoke at the annual meeting of the Calgary iinnservntlvc Association last iiight, lic said work on Calgnryii million dollar post ofllce was to he coininencod at oncc. He said iedi-oil engineers were in the city to select ii site for an ln- toriiiil elevator, wliivli is to cost $1,- r.00,000 and that the contracts ior (IalL’ary's $3,000,llfl=l iirrnnry was to

in the men'e ,UPU _ iites for the one~wey trip.-

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_bc let in the course oi ii few mouths.

'I‘lie eiilllunioii of .is oii in ted ii

(Canadian Preesi

. cya o will heels .te

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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,g af ,,,,,,,,,,,§*°§',§‘,,,‘§,‘;;,,,,,,,n, _c;l_l;ev__<;oa_::_i_i $323 riton. David Loiro ----»~#- , mme *°f"°ff°W to Chihuahua, _pres-

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to assume control whenever in his of the F the_ _ Lsn war and one _ H my to ‘I ‘mmpalgu °°“l'hW"‘d-

judgment it is necessary. This en- though Sersgnilfy h;»n\l_ea<iScr_a_§:_ion. ul_- (Canadian ,i,.,,s,,__)

actment approved acts which the re t t- “ N” SYDNEY Aust --

p gen t th li t _ ., Jim. 12. Toni

"‘“‘ hliggdialwgyuncellor In December de' the fatlielgeii? L‘on‘;ed¢£.`r!?utic<;)i?ference °f Mc(.orinack’ oi Aiistniiiu. was defeat-

canadian Press ‘ . “ “"q“°“t‘°“ab‘y mega" 1 . .- - . ‘ Cd <-"1 Willis by Johnny Sum-mcrs. -_" f= ll '1-

LoNDoN, Jen. 12-'iliro Marino ;1_`_""t__l:_*"Gf;‘=_§’___r“g1_:_‘f___‘;°'=@<lnuvt °_§>H_§i¢lc;i_ce 0,1” "',,,ff,°“"l,,I{‘,,*"‘1 ‘,§,‘f_“n_“‘° f§\f§§l_1___j_f:_’:_ tim i<iin_n_i.-ii Pugiisi in zu annnosror- _ wnnodinn Press). _

tragedies or last year are unusually indignation over tl?ixsO islzilhteilyin ‘ff I-aim. H. native of Renfrew- t,h9 urmsh We1t°r“'cight Ch“m.I"°“' LO'f\`DON’ fhm' .l2"' Austin Cham' heavy' Monetary loss was $35'000" dent of military aggression are nclzilv 5hi“3» SCOUHHG. Who came to 1°. E. bmp' _ bmami M' P" “ilu lwumbly be "Bb

0g0_ lining up to defend constitution _ 1_ in 1g19_ He was hom in New (Canadian Press.) _ ed to giyo up his seat at least Wor-_ charged by friends ol .Secrets

During the 11 months of which principles The demand _mac ___a Glasgow in 1833 and was educated at NEW YORK, Jan. 12.- Bob I°it~ cestersliire and 1-un for Birniinghamlr. cord were complete there were 1820 of the (_. ree yvhich setsnit _mal igiti the Pl_es.Dyte‘_ian Theological Scmim zsimnions, the former world'_s cham- in succession to his father, Joseph lhave made ul) fund to.K\l1Nl0e_-r 5 lusionm 1532 stmnd,ngs_ 395 the __ebs___;i_l;'___nt_ enact d _ a gnd arm Trurm N_ S__ and returning to pion wants to win buck the title; but (lliniiibcrlain. -countrywide attack on Bryan _- _t-q

cases Weather damage and 423 me which iflupheld' siibordin :<35 iv'1at the Island he immediately took ii tug State Commissloll "nys he is um.. .. .drive him from Wu°°’1~Q5b.u\¢¢-' 'fr “nd "‘l’1°‘“°“°' Tues” n~““""’“ apply miutary niithorit evo: who,-I I”`0mi“°“'¢ Defi in its affairs sud 01-d-to-rwnmr thekmg'

to vessels of 500 tons gross and _,russia The Court? Marti; _ ci soon afterwards estalilislied the Pa- mtzmmmons has 'ww applied t°

ef- N0 Wwe? than 62 British nm-1 ings halve nppm-mtl t_ume§1D,,;,e1i triot newspaper, iviiicli became under the Supreme Court for an i“'l““°ti°“ Q"

154 foreign Bllll-‘B Wefe 10st- gympatllles to B considerable gxteus his eclitorsliili, the leading mouth- against this fiecisiuu and the 'mum' l ’~'-"'f'-`-`-""-`-"""`"""""’""'"""""""""”""""'f in the direction of Von Renter and piccg of the Liberal |io,i~ty; but he will decline me futme' (Cam-ldlall F585-) ' on the dll? in QUEEUUU he and his his ofhcers. Even the opposition did not confine his attention and en- *_ IIAZENBRONCK, France, Jah. 12. ooiieogno went into dcIendont’s shop moore admit more were niiundenr "sics wholly to r\evr.i>ci>vr work. CAMPAIGN or ~Al>l>i‘= Jules Leuiire. :he only priest

and bought W0 bfmles °f Budwlsief- provocation for the arrests. 'rnoy 'FMU WHS merely a side issue no a Missioii aniioA'rioN “'h° is u number ol the om.-.rniiier oi _ . ;l_`_l_1_?y_uI;_l;lx¢l;e_f3_l_`__'°l};1ec}_§`l;‘_'f’_:`;n g_let_f;‘;SEl hold Von Renter blameless ior acting means to an e`d with him. Mr. Laird _ Deputles has been .suspended ,hynthe _|1011 uf»the.Detender ,qi-l_q‘dy||n'|t\~.r.' " o

g____ _ _ _ ____ii_“_9_s___§__l_n§_t,;uct_j_¢,nE___¢n,,nd__,n__1,h,_ ,,,,,.,,,,c,,_,_w,,_s.,_, publlclgl, more even. stmm-. ,1 ,I,oR0NT5-~.--_. J1__~__;-8~__~P1__ns.__0__~Bu Bishop of Lille and .-Editor isoute oi the Boer War, addressed-_ah-meitl ‘g

-ll - - anuelf olitician and iw ielt tli t ' ' ' ' ~ '

Caniidian Press) _ _

WASHINGTON, Jan. -12-It _`1,|

State Bryan, that "big intamltdgl

A FLAG 'IIEI-llllllli

(Canadian Pteshi. I

DUBLIN, Jan. 12.-.cnnta.in.Wtil_?_

p , n nys n inn extenslve umled campmgn of m,s_ Le Cri Des Flandee, the organ of tho here yesterday agslustthe sppoi in

._ plane wng ln direntln-g ,pall guiding Sionary cdumtiom to be parl._lci_ Abbcs supporters. is ex-coninuiinicat_

. public affairs as well as iii mould- palcd in by all the leading mission _ell as ll l`°S“lf Of f1ll7f1‘@"009 0V€l' tht! t0 the recent “Tiki I`l0lill1

;?5§r2:,‘_(1); evlisghafrhgecgis :SW cog' ing public opinion. He was a rnem- boards and societies of Canada, were Allhjes Polltlclll I1I‘0<I`f1m. _ _.Burned to Monaa ____ 9 S a :ber for some years of the City Coi.-.i- outlined yesterday at St. James T_'he Abbie is gin-.ii four- days in no spoke and referred to the Bllttlh

The case a ahfst .B *_f;)__mi3__ eil, was appointed to the board of parislrliiill where forty-_seven repre- Wlllch to renounce his cnildldaturc

charged Withgthe Bmtytim .oducntion,» bot-nnie ii governor of sentatlves of _general mission socie- and public break fron; the iieivr-'paper covered with- more digeasejnll 41% breach of the Promo ti he 1 _ Prince of Wales College, and in tics und _ similar organizations met. ii._nd to disovoiv all social iicivspiipei' graduation than 1 know". Capt li »n- . 1 on _“W' lm' 1871 was returned to the Legislature A provisional committee, repres- given under its mispicvs. If not 'nc

o cnco having been committed on ~ ‘ '

ment of a Com1nls|ion.toeuqur1`i. '_

s. -'fi

J im Larkin, the striker; lender,

Flo! us "the Dirty Flag wh'i¢1l,:{l

\ for Belfast. .In the following year elltlfllr _all d_cn0m1nu'Ci0liS. under will he absolutely niispeiiiloil from his the platform in High Dudgoon

bers 1 the Thiel Digfmgwr 6 was thc" °_"'ued° . . he joined Mr. I-Iaytliorne's adniinis- the chairmanship of RSV- Dr- MCKSY priestly oiliccs. il

*“l° We" mem ° ' sent" t§;”y°’;;,M" 5'f“*"f_'_ b"‘”g “l" -tration and inter accompanied that Of thc I’rcHbytc1‘1eii Board. was ur- ~

BV 01160 or ' e pr sec - ' f, d t l ll th ll ' - -.-_-_-e-_-_-.-e-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.--_-_-N.-_-.-._-.-_-.-,-_-_-._-_-_-._.~._---,-,-:----._----_--_ '

timfwas proceeded with 0 “ gentleman on a mission to Ottawa P0111 C_ 0 ae 8 PPG mlllilly

White angered by this remark .itiii lsappeared in the crowd, _ _

Committee, James Brown, Chairmen,

i~neri<-k ivicouniii; Anriiiing oonnniti tee, Peter Doyle; (Cliiiii-man), G. Mc

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_ _ , a i ,_ "_,

eident W I Brawders~ Vice-Pres., ST- -TQHN. N- Fl.. JAH- 9-j' H"

Ainnn iviooiionniii, oiiioi Martini l"*“"“ l"`°l’°"T’ "" '2l““’°:"‘5i.~ V

miles from the city. 20.660

mittee, l.. Doucctte Whnlrman); F.l l'iillen and A. R. Mclnnis.

After the election oi officers the Spiritual Director gave an address. l-le sold that the lmst year had been a most successful one lor the' League of the Cross. He reviewed the work of the past year and the many piiibllc

hianuinctory ani alto start hi*

Kilburn, of the Natloiial CIW _ __ New York; P. .’\._I\od‘§f __ _'

Flagler, and two promlild

events 'in which the society had ilgur- 0' *ll Am°"°°l\ r ll ._`

ed prominently. Thi retiring oillcers John A. Grlblm ,ai

_ - 7 ~"-' *`£‘l-. “"1 fr. :$1

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.m,...»-- » _ ..-_,.,,.,,,

.__ -.vo-sei-:z~'»"" _ _ - -

- that as ‘rho Dominion Motor Gr' li

Lellari und I.. Wynne, Sick Com-ll,td__ may qlll ow-g ng '

making industry. ~- i ","'°1 The names mentioned are lilo'

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