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,THE ELl~:cr1oN RETURNS. Illini K o AME Asses .
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WILL ASQUITH RETAI ~ EHIME WIS fp_|§,5,T|°fUT10N AMQNG,
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Muc ` __0u li. xpressed as to Whether `Ma,,_p;e,,@ 3,,,,,,g|,,dw,f,, E ’Indign Bands Dependent on (lame For
ITI
SH PREMIERSII P? IIWIMIIIEIJ CANADIAN INDIANS
h D b E -~- -_-~.__--.---_m _ * N ,L ____ M* __>*m__‘ _ _
Asqllllll Will Resign or Not--'Lloyd , _ Hi" HW "I°"‘I°I-Y 3U"\' ‘ Fond F eund in Destitutef Circum-
’ ~ ` ' ' ' ed Over Gas Slove ‘ ' » . . .
G00l'£€ SN2Il1° Uliggested. ' _ ‘ _ stances .Owing to Migration.
Specinl t0 'flle Guardian. ernment sufficient authority no inau-
i.oNDo1~I, .riuuuuy ' so--'rue farm
. _ Y rge
In _f°u°W5 é_2 will become Premier if Asl|ui'd.i de-
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Liberals Uuionists 271. '
considerable doubt as to whether As-
quith will retlain., the Premiership Next budget is likely to contain when the new government is formed.concessions to the Irish and also an
Coalition with the Nat'ic-nulists and increased appropriation for Naval
Laborities would not give the gov- Construction. '
ILIWN GGLLEGIIIII
INIIESIEN EUII IHEII III BE PIIIISEGIIIEII
Clarence Dadmun, aged 35 years, tux 0
collector of the town of Wellesley, I was arrested with ilie embezzlement
. King, Minister of l.uhor, said that
of the sum of $7,200 0 .thc funds of i
the town. He wus taken to the ptr department regarding the incr ised
cost of living and would be published
lice station and locked up.
George A. Sweetsor, cliairmian of b
the board of selectmen, claims thul U
Collector Dadmun has confessed the gcrs, but it is not the only reason. defalcation and that the thefts have XE' is E" il” HIGH' U10 illflrlll Cvlllbi- extenlded over' the past twu ye/am' nations which enhance prices that I
have introduced the Anti-Combine bill
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IHEIGNIEN SIEIMEI] IGIIIII MILES WIIHUUI
SLGWING ENGINES
D u
. _ _ channel nnd \'.'u_' lIr'v _'h ~ if
BOSTON' Jan" 28'_The bm EISIKIV this place. Tug; I|i1\‘Ece;:l|||l3eS Ir(;r
ter inverclyde cnimc into port today, ,J claiming a record for the longest voyage ever made without slowing down, of engines. The Inverclyde stenmod from Norolk _to Yokolramn, around the Cape of Good Hope, n` distance of 15,100 in les, without n slow-down of her engines, the trip taking G4 days. She curried 12,00-i tons of coal for the government of
Japan.
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In recent letter from George J. C,
Alexander' Uf Lang' Ont' were was ent in themselves out too absorbing
the following message with regard to W ABSORBINE: "AnsoRBiNi: is ull ,_,
You claim for It ‘md more' “S I h‘“`° was tyrannical enough to seek to dc- l1S0d UP 150 *IME ""f I""‘tt1° “ml “ vour all tho leisure moments of the
adics. `
half on my horse, ~.'.i.i.1-, hui' a very I had sprain on the hock, n.~l which I
thought was going tc. run into some- Cards' ,,e1,c,,ing that in Small doses
thing worse, but it is n-ow cured. I th
would gladly recommend it ILO any the pre-occupations of which we were d i ti uore or less the victims. But “"9 0'" “Hriige" morning, noon and night, Relmrts like these are constantly as itl was played in certain circles be-
anie an abuse against which Wo- ncn’s (ilubs were called to employ
W F young p 1), F, 141'l`emple their influence.
who have blemished horses of any I
being received. AHSORBINE at drug-lc ;,ir-its $2.00 or sent eXDI`0SB Dfvimlfl I upon receipt Of Price-
Street, * Springfield, Mass. Canadian Agents: Lymaus Ltd.. Sli- l’l\“I SV-,fl Montreal Que. lj
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G. ND DIVISION ' RA QUARTERLY SESSION
IHIIIIISH LIESIIIIIYEH S
IXIGGEINIEN LIME
was one of the sub-jects touched upon
ABSORBINE l"(iIi' V by Emi Grey yesterday, in his ald-
t`~ll’liAlNi<1l) I-IUCK. dress before Uhe Womcn’s Clubs of
created a useful diversion in thc so-I
hem ns n recreation, and not as an
,.>ccupntion. He was rnthnr of Talley-
__"’_°”‘“'i` l‘nhd's opinion, who pretended that
to i_i,'norc whist was to prepare a sad
Minardl lhiiment cures garget in cows old alic-
geratc radical constitutional change
ciden tn retire.
The Lineruls are quite encourage(
National-E5'-5 79- 'by the latest returns and anticipates Lf|i101`Itie5 39- Ia clear majority when all the results Unionists gain 105. Seats still are rccciied. ` 1 l.\Ill`0lJ0l`I5°d numb" Hlne- Probably a conference "ll l -
L0_NDON,v January 29.-There isranged to discuss reformlglin, le Ellie
Ho use of Lords.
ILLEGIIL GIIIIIIGINES
_ ` (i'i"I`.»’\WA, Ont., January 2ii_-- WELIJESLEYI M9--‘iii-. Jllll- 23- - Speaking at a ward meeting in low-
|‘ town last nigiht in support of Mr Allin"-il, Government candidate in the
iy-election.. I-Ion W. I.. MncKcn‘/.ie
nvestigmions had been made byi his
eforc long. “One of the reasons,” he said, “is he development of trusts and mer-
o\v before Parliament.
NIIILEN IISHGHL
lJUVl<Ili, Jan. 28-The Liritish tor-
edo boat destroyer Eden broke her iooriings tonight durini.; n gale in the
ssistnnce, _
GIVEN IG GHIIIGE
_..._
QUElJl§(‘, Jnnunry 29.~“Bridge"
uci.cc_ He suid that Woincn's Clu1,s
nl world, where mmusemcnts, innoc-
ere much in vogue. Exaggerated me was given to “BI`idg€," W‘l1iCh
He did not wish to speak against
ey were an amiable distraction from
Once again, he did not wish to ienk against cards. But he desired
D, I., n ,sung UI- .l~,,m icy, between .the ages of sixteen and
The Grand ivn~l0 . » » ' '|ci
httcn vt-urs the privilege of' vote-I
_ . K ` . ~ Defence of Prince h.dwi.rd lsll\mi.5mg‘ was grnnteil. (‘ompln,ints regard-I met..ln fil‘,5'l1 q\18_\`*~0l`IY S°*‘“""“ ‘um ing parties dlstur'uin;,- Division meclt- Union Division, Siunmerfield, U" ings received some discussion, where-
' .n ‘ January 27th upon it was decided that upon auth-
Thursday eveni g. , _ . ,t- , , 1 ,I IHS!-. G.'W, P. Samuel fiernurd prcllcngul mill"-lnlml l0lIi~oiLcllltgil;n1N’l::\li:iBtN|:II
siding parties sur ici t 2. l V
` ' 1--Liranl ef ire the mugs rates.
The °mcI'f,rsP!Pr;€§_nt llveg w, l'.(,IUIEi thc evening alarge and cnthusi-y
scribe’ JS ek; ,Appointed pro'astic public temperance meeting was Rev' E' _ ' ° ' S_ F_ q,,d,_»,gon~ held, G. W. 1'. Snmuel Barnard pre-I
tem were.--G. W. A-. ~ ' _ - . ‘
- - . 'I C _ ,wh g, 'lin following program was
3- §h5F'.l‘3l“' BSr'0£:.lgE1,t' i=ll=ntirl¥l,,;‘xcdlleritly rendered:-~ I
S .
Special to The Guardian.
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cesces in the House of Commons..
when it entered the Union.
GIIVEHNMENI
HELIEVING 'GIIY UE PNIIIS
»_¢_.
Energetic Illleasures Taken t0 Prevent Scarclty of Food Followihg the Flood
Special to The Guardian. _ PARIS, January 29.-The city pre- sents a weird appearance but thc water is .now slowly receding and the populace i`_s correspondingly joy ous. '
The Government has taken energe-
tic measures to prevent the scarcity of food and work of relief is proceed- ing satisfactorily.
GIIIIIINGIGN IG
*SUGGEEN ENHL GHEI
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LONDON, Jan. 28-It is now stated.
that Earl Carrington will succeed Earl Grey as Governor-General oi Canada.
Earl Carrington (Sir Charles Holi-
ert Wynn-Carrington), P. C., G. C. M. G., was l’resi`dent of the Poard of Agriculture in- the As-quith Govern ment, having assumed that post in 1905. He'is joint Hereditary Lord Great Chrmiberlairi of Englamd. He is sixty-six years old. Ile served in the House c.f (‘.om.mons' IUJS-68; was cap- tain of liihc Royal Body Guard 1881- 85:_Gove‘rnor of New South Wales 1885-90; liord Chamberlain of the Household, 1892-95. He is 9, Li‘bei‘a.~1 and n Protestant. He was graduat- ed from Trinity College, Cambridge. He owns 23,000 acres of land' in Eng- land and Wales. He married, in 1873, the Hon. Cecilia Margvinet I-Ii-,rbord,, eldest daughter of the fifth Lord Suffield.
LNIII SINGEH ENGNGEN
EIIH IHE GNMPIIGN
ST. JOHN, Jany 29.-The executive
committee in charge of the evangeli- cal campaign met in St Andre'w’s Presbyterian Church last eveningziiev Charles F. Flanders in the chair. It was decided to engagethe services of the wife of Evangelist Milton S.liee~s as ii singer and Rev F. A. Robertson, of Toronto, as a personal worker. Mr Roberts-on will he placed in any group needing an ex\\ra preacher. St Andrew’s group nominated Rev H.D_ Marr, Brussels street ‘group normlmat- ed liev W. W. Lodge and the North End group nominated Rev N. Mc-I .aughlin for the person worker's enm- mitdce. It was also decided to have the evangeiists and singers stay' nt private boarding. houses as far as pos- sible. F. G. Spencer wrote ofletring the free use of the Unique theatre for midday meetings.
GIIUHI IIE__GHlNGEHI
The Court of Chancery met Satur-
uc or, _ i . . _ ' Chorus by the chnin lday morning at ten d shortl afteri P . " . ,
eter Sincla r 'rue following were U1" “°‘*S“”““. commi'ttees:.- ' J CI credentials-J. 1-‘_ Pr-slits ' Brodie and Wellinicf-0" H"3I“"" sms of order-A. s. \v{rigiit. »- 'I
JJ "-1
Hodgson and Thomns Mel ny- Vim' HV -wc,,ks_ pl (;_ ,V4 p_
Finance-Rev. E. S. Weeks, \’°Il_l Sinclair and Bcnlllmln M*}Y“°-, 1»\|\,||¢ M¢¢1;1ng-Peter Sinclair, Ben- jamin Mayne and Fred. Hai-1bm1.1
Appeals-J. F. Profltt. l-lcv. lv. weeks, s. ir. Hansson 'end W- H”
lam.
Petitions-s. F. iimisson. J-
Proiitt, Thomas Haslam and J-
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Address by the (hairniuu.
Solo---Time. McKay (c¥\00I`9d)-
Recitatlone-Mis-1 Winnie- Sinclelir. Address of Welcome-A. McKenzie. i (lhofiig by the Choir. - mpiv to. Address of Welcome-Rev.
i-ini » -l<`l‘ed. I-lmzluni (ulcer di. Addrrss- -H. I". Hiduuon, I), M. W.
'Hecitation---Mr. llln)l\i‘~ Chorus ny the choir.- gpeenh-I-A, S,-_Wright, Il. G. W. A. Island Hymn and God Save 'l"hB.
ki v _
adjourned to meet again on Thursday February 3rd, at eleven o'ciock when the case of Morrison vs Summerside_ Water Commissioners will 'ho continu- ed.
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Condensed Advertisements
._f'1I°9J%P9 l2'_°l;°_!*!*°F!“.*.I°“;)__,\
G1nz.”wAirrnn,_wi£n . an mucu-
tion to learn the type sitting
Apply in person betwosn 8 and 10 n _m__at Gn:rdian__oBicn __1§-_\1_4ll'if
- ' I- ~ ,.__'_ _ KI§',f',,,.,,n,,u or Guuui serine Puente = 'ANTED uwo waitresses for din-
B|'0dl¢~ I , I I,,,,,p|.(.|-(1-,i ny representatives J. 0: Ax/.ing room and two kitchen girls Th° l°r°"C°n “mon Wm; Trish; Brodie and S. F. Hodgson, a unaml- for Sen View Hotel, Souris. Apply
Occupied in the rec¢PlI0“ " mom, ww of thrhks was tenderedby letter to Mrs B. C. Cox, Queen
0m?",threp°"B' In p|?nlliEEltil3E`E‘e(l1fllll thelpecpie of Summerfield for1§.l1‘e'lr Hotel, Charlottetown. 1-31d3i.
°°“°¢1 °|°° WB” “ B _ `. it ut t the vs nz ...___...._._.
ance. considering the almost imlllgis §:;:»§renlf0:ll;n0toYmenchmr for the ‘ble cntdulrn of the made' A HI Ellxcellenf' music rendered. (Patriot Nmamon mowing ‘the members Y n d -mUn»“_r plenm, mpy_) Minard's Linimen.1iCur¢l Distempsr. Evening Star Division. Spline \“'"““ ' i
OTTAWA, January 29.-The Mari- B Crisp. time province memibers, irrespective Her hushanld is held for the mur- °Ie°ti°n here t0d9-T Allard. Libefaln of party, liave_ decided to take ac- def- _W°n °V°r Dfr Ch“I’°t» COUBBYVMIVQI tion no prevent any further reduction The crime was committed while the W H l11‘&l0|‘\Y-Y in U16 Viclnil-Y Of 'n thqrepresentation of the provin- W0m8n's three children were Dllllfing
- (lrescents tonight has been postponed
. count of soft weather.
bound and gagged body of Mrs Alice Vanseandt was found lying across a gas stove lu her kitchen, charred to
in an adJ`oining'room.'I`he murder was
Mr Kyte will propose a resoluiton 5 h0l:l'ib1li one. keen- on the subject on Monday. An effort The “"°m9“ was first strangled H110 will be made to restore the ,,epre_ then strapped on the stove with her
senentn-m which each province had head in the flaming burner.
Evidently she recovered conscious-
ness before her death.
Her husband had been infatuated
with a young girl who was subse- quently sent to a convent and Van- seandt accused his wife of interfer- ing.
N. SNIGIIEY
IIALIFAX, Januagry'29-The game
to have been played in this city be- tween the Amherst Ramblers and the
till Saturday February 5th on ac-
SPGILEN SEGIINI]
Son of Owner round Horse Harnessed and
hitched to Wagon
Early Dawn 5
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robbery incident at the Puidy h-ome stead at Lakeside moved forward a little Tuesday for John Purdy found on going out to milk the cows at early dawn a. horse inthe barn har- nessed and ready for the light car- riage, the .floor being carpeted with empty sacks, horse blankets and rugs, so as to prevent the noise of stamping hoofs or rolling wheels from being heard at the house. a The household has not been with-
out wakeful watchers and Mr Purdy"s early turn out spoiled the would-be If thief’s plans. As 'soon as possible, ff leaving his brother-in-law on the lookout, Mr Purdy hastened to Hamp- ton and swore out a warrant for B F'ur1ong's arrest, which was at once B placed in the hands of Sheriff Freeze, 8' and n thorough search will be made § for him in the surrounding district.
William Purdy is away on. a visit to Boston and his son was also ab- a sent on business last ~-Friday when h
home but the older Mrs Purdy and the hired man took advantage of it bv
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ransacking' the rooms upstairs and
revolver and box of cartridges and certain articles of clothing. When
long and his pistol but ‘Jae alarm had, U been given and he ran off. Now that :it is thought that he is sillll in the neighborhood there should not he much difiiculty in locating him and bringing him to pustice. , I
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COLDER WITH SNOW.
c'al to The Guardian. ,
SNIJGIONTO, January 30--Westerly: - and northwesterly winds, fair mud snow fiurrieu
Special to The Guardian. I OTTAWA, January 2'J.-In the bye-
The interest in the contest was
WINNIPEG, January 29.-Destitw
tion and starvation among Indians Of tho far North is explained in let- ters Irom ufwond the barren lahdsg. V-ast herds of raindeer took tweutyl Uwo hours to pass a given point.
aska. _
Indian bands repaired to usual
l;un`l.ing grounds but found no game
._ .. .S _ gyi rigging _ r . --“_ “S
HE cENg1Ni~?A'r1e “.ELEu\l:E1,~ 29.-'rut - - SP°°1“1t° The G“““h*‘”- '
_fund many starved to death before they could gexl back.
Musk oxen which heretofore always
have gone southwest from the barren
They made a remarkable trek u>:ross.lands ‘migrated this year to Hud-
400. the rockies through Yukon into Al-lsou’s Bay territory.
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SEBIUUS, -mm( JIS IJ. HILL SAYS
IS .tile railroad builder and one of the
, ‘ tional extravagance and its reflection
‘ -in the advanced cost of living, said
toda that half the problem lies in
- t
Y_ .
he discretion of the housewife, ' S
_elephone to order the family sup-,t
NGMEN IIHE II] BLAME
\`,-I'\\’ YORK, Jun. 28.~J;is J. Hill,
st to issue n warning against na,-
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SEIIVIGES IN
rliiniuiciis
In the Central Christian Church
yesterday morning Rev Mr Fl(-yd poke from lterelations 7:14. In the
_.lf a hollsekeepenii Said MT Hin evening be began the first ol a spec- 'instend of gtgynding in front, of 8 ial series of sermons on his tour
hrhugh the Holy Land, tak-ing his
eh from Acts 21:13 sua speaking on
I . _
Special to The Guardian. and Thirty |n_ plies. would 0 to the market ana
3 t
earn what foods are cheap and what'
are dear, time would ue less or this C'°"‘°‘"g th” ("°“‘t M” The S"
most serious wrecks in England in l y od h L ad
ears occurr on t e o on and Brighton Railway at S_toat's Nest
_ Station, near London. _ ‘
_ sons were taken from the wreck,
, An express train was derailed and
dashed against the staition -house,I
partially demolishing the building. I
i' | at ' eu: 'rm earned to Emperor wiiinnu In S - today as followt: "On this the_an»
your majesty the expression of the
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HAMPTON, N. B., Jam 39~'-The wishes for its continued prosperity",
within his grasp, Phil Kearney, the New York speed wonder, who has C
jured When an Express ii.
d
LONDON, January 29- Une of thc
Eight dead and thirty injured per-;
The cars were smashed to kinlliug-_
- wood. I
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ENIPEIIIIII WILLIIIIVI
niversary of your Majesty’s birthday
offer you my cordial congratula-` ions, at Ulie ‘same time conveying to
ood will that this government and eople bear for your country and'
NEW WIIIILNS IIEGIIHN ,-
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan_ 29-With world's record for the quarter mile
een making Pittsburg his headquart-
he high cost of living is the cost of 'U
_ Was Derailed I inn-L living." ~ (-
the attitude of the government to-,t
_ :ward corporations. Asked to what*
Special to The Guardian. »1,' I
stock market, he answered lncnnirnl-v
lun of talk. as I uuvifsniu before, "
r Hill denied that there is any inf L
ion wus n splendid one and contain-
d graphic i|lust.rntions of life journ-
y from Jerusalem to Jo pn. and hence across thc Sea and was re-
ustrial and financial uneasiness over plete wi;r_h lessons to be learned from
he journey ci the-_ learned speaker.
The followin sermons of the series
s
e attributed the depression ol' the will ue looked forward to with inter-
yz "Hystcria." `
nnilin nlilui
'ronoNTo, Jan. 29-For the niut'H
st.
ln Zion (`hurch yesterday Iiev G.
fbi. Ross spoke- in the morning on the
Lfrom Mark 2:3. In the evening the I t'
Four Wise Men taking his text
ext was from Exodus 14:15 and the ubicet was “The Church of Christ s an aggrcsive Force." fh-v (I, ll, White, in the Baptist `l\ur<~h spoke on 'f'l`lle Great Incen- ive" taking ns- his text “Go ye into ll the \\‘<,rld und I’rea1.-h the Gospel
time in a century of British Lcgislu- E" E"f"`3" (`"’“E"“`°? PEG L0 I "‘ tures the usual mu as to the admin- “IIE” “’“ A'“"~‘>’f‘» Eve” Uni” the “<1 istration of oaths of office was orr.`-.t- ‘ff ELI" \v"I`I‘I'L’ I" the evening the
INEI GIINGIIIIIILNIES I.
ed f`rom the opening prgcedmp of fl~.'n<» '_ :is “'i"'c Soul Afbirst for
Lthe Ontario I-louse. Sir James \\'hit- II"‘L'H “ml III” If E ` *"0"* -Lim ney stated that he had the as.~=cni.of 4'I."' HI"`LY' “II” "‘ V' "mr than' I his honor 'tu the introductfion of ai Hm':","' " “""t'I“" “" ` "ith" .to number of bills, the result ni the I""""- -
ork of the statute revision commit ` |I""“ Elhmches 3*-
,w -~ . » , . .
v. __ _ tee. Proceeding, the Premier i t » Pei” 5 “I -L 'IL P,““IE the Pulpnsf HI-
WASHINL' FON' Jan' Z9' Prem] duced some thirty-three of tlfilfle "“"'l' "~'_‘l"‘r ;er"Ce “'°"`° “ccuplell ‘xv
measures. all of which were gi-.in 'vm' " I ' ` N '" "nd Rav T' W' MM' their first: reading, illlv l"`-°I’°°ll"°IY- _,
Sir James i~;.i_uf.“d that mont' \.f ‘II ‘EI""" I “ 'LIL' IW" Wm' Harrison
these revised acts were sizi-,ly con ;~:‘;»; I;}, -ln “ilCHf"'@“I3' I(,;I]i1'_eIIship"3a2%I1 H0|idati0ns and . Id ,VL _ ._»., tae .I-X \'.'ns rom -l ipians, Z _ more than f0,.m,,1l“ (c)(l,l,,Sid,x.,`._ ¢,|(,,` ln the cvlnlni; tin- text was from I ,the House. _The Premier nl:.\ gave “pgs 171.2, and the thume was "A notice fcr the nppoiutnicut of the Utllf’ ‘III-, , I _ ,usual standing committees, auf the Hel T‘,)" pyulertog llrefwhed L"
;_°;_"*°'_° ‘House ndjniirned until th;-,ge 0110(-}; HI" mi-r",'"L5 EIU!" I-UM? IL1 and EIU
.In thenlternoon, when the debate ou £|Ll'n‘\"`.:(_);],;n'q mv text “nb from Mat* he address will be taken up, 0 ` "' ' _ _ An informal reception to the visit-I Rev Mr Thomas "I the “rat Mfethm
l.AMYL0r's arll menrers with their wives dist Clmrch' Slmke in the mornin’
I - , . _ _ _ _
l
ollowed in the Speaktr s apartments fmm Pqnlm (M and qth verse the
ight refreshments being served. llsub-I0" ,leinff "T,I‘e Hearmg EB' and
the Seeing Eve’ Tr: the evening he
vrwo i.oNi-1 wo.\ucN AssAil1.'l‘iaii_i*‘f’°“e ‘"1 "bf H"’~*““.f1Y Of G05 *O
,the .\`~l f "nu" end took his text
T’ ' 3 20
AV. Qi, _ imm ' "Eng I '
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IH ELO f , Ont., Jan. 29 A das-, ardly crime was committed near Norwood, when two aged spinsters, FARMEII5 INSTITUTE
rs this winter, tripped and fell at El si m la.st""'n‘1 ht and Edmund
who had been living alone for 30, IN GEORGETOWN- years, were brutally assaulted by n #-
man who called at their ho'm|' und' '
u , .
Lalny, of Saranacg Lake, New York, mateur champion of the world ccoted over the finish line a yard in dvance of Roe and Robson, the 'To- I onto whirlwinds. I.amy's mark was h 8 4-5 seconds, a new world's record
for the distance.
It was a night for record-breaking,
n
h' ‘n the 'i e and one-
the two months' hired man cut loose hs# ,‘\?§e(hnBl Lgmy clipped
to get “dl quick' Nc' une was at three 'seconds on ithe ‘mark of four
minutes and 28 seconds, made by J. t
Baking a pocketbook of Mrs .o _\ in the mifle event, tripping and fall-fe l”U¥`\IY'S containiflg $925" a 32'°“h"r" ing in the eighth lap. Robson won t
first heat and Kearney the secohd,‘ The former failed to start in the final
Mrs Wm PUNIY WWF °“f" t0 915°” t°'heat, and Kearney had comparative- hcl' l1Giflhh0¥`5 She “"5” met by F'-‘r"ly easy sailing, 'winning in 2 min-'gen-fits, Swnnwling the ¢E_1,,r,, mm - "'“'°”"`“"”'°"'
d the quarter mile cient did not.
tes 52 4-5 seconds. I
1 I ‘ A meeting of (inward Farmers'
.IWHS F vig* l‘ISu;I,If":]""- _(me lUflth" “"" Institute was held inthe Temperance ,men IS a. (ou I’ nm’ ‘lm tm “"h'“’r I-lull Gcorzetoivii on Jan. 20th
Zndsunenng ‘mm il ""U‘md 0” mel After the regular routine business
WA,I;ERS IN PARIS SPREADIKIG Iwas transacted U aldiscussion took~
'ipluce on the ndvrsaoillty of buying l
[bull for the Institute. It was de-
PAIUS. Jan- 29.--All ngouiziug crv vided to purchase n registered Ayr-
KOCH UD frfim I-IIC i100l>I"-V UI I'i\l`i=-il sliirv und John T. Morrison was sei c- .. -
Will the end never cvnlr 'F (hcl 111'" ted to fake charge of the auimal_e
,aSki“H» _ I The .following resolution was pass-
TIIO WNW has beglln to Hill ill nil ed:~-liesolved,tlu\t we 'Jae members of he amllents "E the S”'n9~ flI’U"0 P81* (inward Farmers' Ir\.stitute ask the
. Johnson. On Februar!! 25. 1594- Iis,_ but its passage through the city I ,--pg t d th A t _ (`fIlllmlJ`f0Yl LBUIY lBl19d I-0 flilflllfv is clogged hy Lridgcs and the inunen- "LIS lure 0 SU amen e C to
I t, gulnting l<`z\rmrrs' l-nstifntcs nu to at
S nccllitxlili a urn of drift \\‘ood,ni1d`lo\v of the formation of as Central,
0 gee Img “M°r"' Immly me “I”"~ ‘to meet annually attended by dcles
adlng over new acres (‘h.>kr<l under-‘ , -' »
_ ' ' _ l ates from all Institutes in the
ground rivers and sewers are iiiirst-lLf,,.o\,m(,e '
ing and playing diavoc with thel
threatening the foundations of tha
Cllzud Lamy, fourtten year old brother of the amateur champion, de-. rested Ben ouickey, -of cleveland, inf
ll\1iIdI`DlZS- Minard's Linimcnt Cures Dlirhtherin.
their special' half mile.
NOTHER ooivnvussion A . 'ro cosr PUBLIC MONEY
OTTAWA Jan 29-The arliounce
technical education in Canada: and with 5 view to preparing 5 compre- hensive report on the best means inaugura-ting- technical education
the various Provinces, will visit Germany, the United States and other count ries to secure information.
R'i'UNA'1'sl
AN UNFO HIMBEIIP
TQRQNTQ, Jan. 29-Draponrient be cause he could .not KGIZ Work N’ “"9 nort his wife and children. 'l‘l10'm0B Miller, boilormaker, went into the
cellar of his home and hanged him-i
lf.
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CHICAGO MARKETS _
cmcaoo, Jan 29-Csneclel-P
lder with - _ `
co'1‘he length of trday will be nllue gag :Eggs hours and thirty-two minutes. e I ~ -
this morning was twenty-one degrees- -anove aero.
Jan Corn .. . _ 67
The temperature at three o'clock:Feb Corn .... \»6|
\Ilfnnrd'| Liniment cureo caldl. etc.
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ment that the 'Government is Drs: Q W pared to anpolnlt B ROYHI Cl`mml59‘ ,
ron to investigate the needs of & L)
J I WHAT is X
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1/[7 is
He has achieved success who has
lived well. laughed often, and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and little children,
plished his task; who has left the world better than when he found it, whether by an unproven DUPPY. a. perfect poem, or a rescued sonlf, who never lacked appreciation of Eerrth’u beauty, or failed to express it; who has always looked for the belt in others, and given the best he bod; whose life was an inspiration, whose memory was a benediction.
The above beautiful definition of
success won first prize (two hundred and fifty d-ollaral among over two thousand comvGtlf0l`S-
What is YOUR idea of success?
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has Tillexl his HIUIIH, 3” "