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nda is in the grasp of by far the worst storm of the year, which iii sweeping the country from the far weat to eastern Quebec.
All ov§r the country trains _are stalled i great banks of snow, héifn- ed upby the _blizzard which ra'§e"d‘ duringthe l1ight._ _
Montreal is practically cut oil from the outside world so far as train connections is concerned, all th_e trail!!-ibeing hours late, or entirely cancelled. 'a ’ The 'city snowfall is six inches and tho wind blow can-'ty miles an lioiik. Two thousand men were hired to- day to clear the streets. _ Reports from Western points as`.wic_li
as from allover Ontario and Quebec indicate a ¢_.°rrli_ic_ storm. _ _
it was the worst storm northern
Ontario has experienced in the past ten years and is still unabsted to~ -day with snow and wind bl¥2.Zar<l-like in velocity. '
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hig celehratioum _ tc; be hei_d__ at mont Temp _e` _____u_rs ay nig in oh- or of the ,thirteenth _anniversary of the organization or the society for Christian Endeagor, Pre4§diugl_`__tlie meeting and in' "onor of ey, an- cis E. Clark, D. D., founder _ol the society. a ggnquet is to W élvin at the Hotel llevue. The world`_-wide
mission which the society has ac; complished, in the'stimulation ,Q Christian activity, is given as the'_ reason for the celebration. .
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30-Arch-
bishop Ryan’s condition was repcrt- ed as slightly improbed at 9.30 o’- clock tonight.
At the cs.thedre.l_ residence it wa.s_
said that the venerable preiats was resting _easily and that there had. been no recurrence of the sinking spells which caused alarm earlier in the day.
Archbishop Ryan is in his 80th
year. 'Phd Rav. Francis J. .Kavan- augh, secretary to; the archbishop.
noteworthy, It says _
said today that His Grace had been ailing since Christmas. He -is not_ suffering from nny specific disease, but his condition is the result of overwdrk, which has weakened his heart. `
His indom-ighle will and enersv made ll'i'hl‘ `!ll'd`o too mini' 0““°‘. for a man of his age, and vafrticivait
in too many ceremonies ttillat mmm have _. form ll ,0 ers- Theblailndlboh 3 tllle church have been administered, and he took com- munion st 4 o’ciock this mornin8.~ when mass wap Said in tho llflkl chamber. Prayers are heil\S °5."`°d in all the Catholic churches today f°f the stricken preiate. _ _ . The relatives of Archbishop RYM were called to his bedside toda.Y- 'i"hey include his two widowed sis- ters. Mrs. Edward Bowen of Philadel- phia and Mrs. Jdmes Maguire of Bos- _ ton, and lun two nephews. J. Mh- ton Deveraux, ah assistant city sol- icitor of this city, and Dr. J. RYE? Devereux of Washington,-D. C-
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W()OB’l‘FlR, 0., Jan. 31-'_1’l1_lf.l10K9 led on a brain-producing diet' “nd reared under sanitary ccndi,tlf>f1B H-F.” more cleanly arid furnish DOY* Ol th” highest quality*-has. been l>l',°V°_“ W an experiment, lasting a 1?! ,bf lim’ Btateaxparimentai station ere. Foli-
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Tie also Governor General of the West rl ‘ and m'iBs'mg"'iB t`hh.ty_ _ndles. ___________;_ JI P_ HI The property loss, _according to _ . _ _ _ _ various oflicial estimates. _will be he- . _ llli lllllil PRESS s -u =».<»<»<».»-»<»- liiill Bllllllllli iliilll
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_ Special to The Guardian. » _ _..._ §peciai _tc The_Gual'diarl__ ,special to 'run Guardian. CINCINNATI, rob. 2~l`.onding to ' 'PUEll'i`o. GORTEZ, Honduras, ren. ____T0__R_(lNTO, Feb. 2-President Fai- what promises to become a country- 3 gin; tn The Gu”-dinn_ 2-'-Evac\lati.on"of Puerto Clortez by _c_oner_ of- the University of Torontq, Wide m0V°m¢lit agallist the fortified; xifgw YORK Feb 2_`T` ee 5 “_ 'the Honliurlan Government troops ‘1`n_ _a'n address before the Canadian tion of the Panama Canal the Metho- stf _mf ‘ ` r Htl:-_,_.téd ea- has taken place and the town is now
!"?_3;l."£‘.xl___'°hI<`i gelations of Canada and dist "`“l“i5t°"B of Ci"¢ll;n“tl hBV\1` :nornllng tllznilxvotllie ‘l';a;onsibillty fd: ln the; hanlisuqf Bring” and Am°"f9al‘ . _ es n ies made the su est` placed themselves s uarel ' ' ` ~ - ` marines 'h'o' ra awaitiil `the v-
_that thi? ¢_iy_i1`1_in1; in the Wesfglndxg in condemnation (df they l?ollicr;co:l' ‘_?;i,b?;nBnute explosion in New Yorkwai of :G_ell‘e_x-alaliianuel Bosilla, 'l‘ex:der _m_lgl~.t_llo considorubl r d <1, tm' ‘“°“““‘“h°‘1 ‘°“°“' t°W““‘““”» " or the rovoiilcrbnlets.
Railroad of New Jersey at whose . _ "“"' ` “°°‘“* °"° ‘i“‘.‘§“.*°" "°_°“"°“~ u.}§f5;..§.'fh.ff1'l..'l.1.§§°`2§..l;1§yEill:
_ _ ____ Special to The Guardian, i ~ ‘ ' ' iottetown Bow-ling League was play-
LoNnoN, Jan. ao-among ,,,,,,,,,.,d TORONTO. Fon. z-'rue canadian ;°“°'- with 5F°»_°°‘; d“"‘.°8° °§___E"‘“ ed. -lt resulted in sviceory lon the editorial expressions f Pwnc has sled the plans for now »°‘“““ °“" .““ F4 ‘“°““-1 51°-0 0* Mwhonirs- The I-ensue is composed ' ~ .r . of approval °' freight yards and sheds here $18,000 at Army Headhuarters on of Mechanics, Professional Men, Bus-‘
f1l_1:ntD\1nk__.° é>_f_v:`1_f)__li_;1:&§I__i,ié;_¢;_ _;ii_i>l><éi:_1_f; a__'1_;hel: viiilstize fou_x;ta;;e_;i_ neu; tracks Governors Island. and at Bedloe Is-_l g1_e§':____eM;;\_.)B Fourth Regiment and da that of me M0,-mln Post 1 _ . 5 x. _ ry “ ng Or he land where the statue of Liberty was ' _ ` ' 8 ' . E S freight offices and sheds. . _ (_ _ The game last evening. was very
__ _ _ _ _ shaken bare of its win ows and e ec- close throughout” the ultimate “_
mar s the final stage of evolution of 'tric lights. ' suit being in doubt until the last the Dominion from o colony into _a i -rno blast was probably the largest moment. » “ . P ;‘$'i‘;g_u‘;fd_f_‘;l_“a1£f_§‘_;l"s ‘_‘_'1?_‘t_h‘_‘5" U31' . . . _.explosion of dynamite that ever oc- 'VM l°110Wll18 is the summary:
connected with lt bconlzlotheina y cured anywmn' _ ` in MECHANICS'
, ' ' Y ` tie ` ` -` Fiitv thousand pounds went up ill a
than allegiance to s common sover- single d,,tomm0,,_ ati-nn., _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_\iY;)si1l(l f10lll)l:l0TE tlile Brgiled There wgfg 5 marvellous e5cgpe_ Crbbkott. . . . . .
are no reason n eoryi er ' """" h ,f ll blggdf dl Dba RTOWGIS. . _ . . . . _
cluding trading and convenience, why MONTREAL/ Feb- 1'“Ed°“a"d D“‘»i$)1°ml1l\:‘0 :T0 ;\!l:>l€§°l' 50.000 Proud; Kimball. . . . _ the King should not reside in Canada, Dlccsis has invented an ice-plow b0st_stang1ng on the siding within 100 Mclnnis . . . . ._ _
gd .<l_°1°x11:° hisdolgies iuhfge Uoiied ;':=i_‘;§\e___h°_ __§>°_§_<;v°S _-__wi1_§ 2°1v_¢M¢\1° loot ol tue pier one wnlcu stood un-1 '
HB Om o a. ls ngus e mem er W0 0 e “Z_ 9, 0*' ° °“' _ l'ded th o h` ll ti tn uit. Total.
oi_h_i; h_ouse. Some such dcvclonrufnt F-"°“1t__°P°“_ 1°" “““€:t‘°“ °l’°“ d“" "gui cars xlvllliih lbontelfnedmit were FOURTH REGIMENT l mg , '_,_the_ empire holds toget er, mg _ 0 WUI fl' IBO!! S- t ' gm] q gon d tl bgngn, nn '
occur fifty years hence, when the This new boat is not of_the_anmB_,iX_\;lwn :gl ever; ;_r,;e_ ‘xt me agua? McKinnon_ _ _ _ 94 123 '0°ml°i°° _-will Pf°bf~b1Y Glitclw Palfefn B? DW” ff" l>f°“‘““S ‘Ce-_ill mice. :nick with dust and nouns oflaruce . . . . . . .. _ lzl les Great Britain in DOPUIHUOD and POW- the Bt- Lf’-W"°“°°~ It d°_°5'“°t “de the explosion, remained unharmed McKay. . . . . . 138 17.8 or without ,anl constitutional inno- upon the we and brook it by sheer and ,,,t,,¢¢_ g,mi¢n_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 125 isa
v`at_ion of the lllinciple established by Wcisht. but cuts ‘the ice as the ' ‘
the Duke of Conllaught’s appoint- share of a farmer‘s plow turns the
riient. 'rho Post thinks cunt fixing tho sod. _ 'noun _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ , , _ . eos; Duke.s_ _tsl-lure of oiiice initially at The new boat, according ‘to the _ _ . “Him-_i_gy.f¢,r M¢¢n.ni¢5_ _ 49 ,t“l°_y°.9"§» l§‘°t°“d 0' 2‘?,l‘_?l’.El____0"'_° Pla” °‘ Mr' D“pl°“‘is' will m°°s“'°,- 1 y A V l ~ hi h sc rind notavorth cs-
»- r-~v~@ . . Th ll _ Y .f°°““““°" °“ Wg” 30 no Ml 1" 1"” hi 4° mt finlgmlifi neclzdly ln that llirelai- nine. V mn- ` 1 hgdmg-tolalvlilgtli glufggut) so foot Embers Of 01° 4*lf`R°K*°*°°* "°“‘°‘l
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PATIENT .- , "the game. e highest-avbrage wee
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BOSTON, Jan. 31-The return of a _ _ _'_-* , MONCTON. Jan. 31-Much interest ' 0 i -» “~“~»i°l.. “"““.°l“°l li" 1.” °;1'.‘.i..:..‘:.'i' “““'l'.l‘§»'»‘ul'i»§vsn»uoou nail reveals a hospital romance in afternoon Wm-.0 el . the 8,585 H11 T_‘_>“S- aa _tw W°t<:_ j_°°_1§oke_._ __ ____ , _ _ . which gwrge Hampton Conrnnyn n postn aster of New Waterford, who e mayors y con s _ P wealthy resident of Annu,-nnnim and has been a fugitive since the robbery as likely to be_c1ose, resulted in the _ - _ _
Mrs. Christina Sutherland Hatheway. of ¥_7.5g_0c fl_”_<;lln1_ &_l;§ksN_;_’;'o ¥_‘:__l_;“:_°n‘;(} zggpitgf :l:i§_”|n€reAth?:“i?atb§a:l\. h NEW YORK, Jun. 31-'png °n,,“_ fmimqrlyl of Picton' N' S" were the gil ull td, the goiice ' Three of'the old aldermen nothin! re- ‘UVB °°mml"°” °l na* U_':l°“ };°‘_’_m° DP “CIW S- _ _ - ` » ~ " _ il B th Pac' c nes- 0' ir' Mr. Coursen was a liatgiant in hthe WH; WIl_§_gn°__'i_m_:n“l;___l§g§;f°t§_t&_p:_§;l_$‘; asggyné WA' l'.r;T.:fs'w3g“;?a;' at :gud tgucosalglete ddtlhle ‘lrnclifng ol B'°°k1m° nrwam “D »r“m’ W sn " ' ` ' ' ' ' 0 WA il wen defeated the lines from- the-Missouri River to Mrs. Hathaway was head nurse. On My llvifmg Of W0 °l\&\fE0- -Wll°1Dl°Y. Qld » _ ~ _ _ _ ,mul also “md to A °°“ °‘.°l::°‘:*‘a.’l..°.if“°:f ima °‘:;i'l;.;:'...‘ii1 ss.. is: .i::oi':::.:°°... 0..... ....,... ..._ itarium in an automobile and went as to the wherea ou _o H_ OBP 9° - .. .' - ~- “muon _ Wm- me' Union to the rectory. of All Saints Episcop_i_ ter l;l;_e_p_ac§ag_a contgiaingeghetmong aidermen at large. - th'
ai church where they were marrie lata __= a Qin ° V" ° . - '~ "fc fi.. ‘;,~ “"'°°“i. - i;*;‘:.;“.2::r;:. :sr ..°.:°:‘.::::.r he l°°E_§gg_§gg\g§,g°,,,,,,, . Both ha _ ten marrc PWV10 ._ ' ._ .. ~ ~ ' ' ` e t Portland. a total of 1 ,m es. "".‘“’.§° °‘:.“@.;’.':.‘;i°::.¢.° is in f;;¥:i..*°.°.f.:::“.l“- :is :laid uno nnnsns ii. -1 °f °d"“g“"° °““ =“ ' std nintr- Pictou. Mr. Courscn was in the hos- from Truro on a a ur ay g e 'fu "pt, npyagnn nf W5,009,000, Dltll f0l' ¢Y°_ U25*-m°l\l=» csntiy. .spent the following _Sunday in _ NEW YORK. 59"' 3x_Th° p‘°°°°` w-hiclltvgiil be distributed over A per- _
015°* B07 *mia _lit _gs lmuwfd mf ed ordinance to prohibit the use of ‘md 0! me y”|.s‘ ‘
in Water or a a ong s nce a- mg- mtmdmg mo" than M5 _ __ _.__ _ '
GREWS BROTHER sail t ul railed to ar- '-“"‘ Y’ V .
sh _,UW °°°“ ° “B i u from n womans ssc. which any
BY A YW* mm' ' , 1 d bxliin 'discussed before the board of
_.___ _ __ 61‘l;_is__mo;;ri;i_n§____0 Neill was rs ease amermen for several dum WM: F B I|$S]H(} Jan. 31-S r E ward \ n a . - ported unfavorabiy by the comm t ee _ _..._ ~
G " lv other, Geox-go, usd n turn- on lows and Ielrlsiatiou today. lnoN'rluaal., Fee. 1-'run wnoro-
'lirlgyesscalpe from death on SundaY. gkyuon UFFERED Alderman Dowling, ‘who led the on- ,bang of prett little Fiogpce Lc- ‘ He was witll a Party Sl-Biking “W9 "' ' v||‘|’|-| WOOL _ _ position, declared that there would ’nn¢~.,. fifteen warg old, who sappsar- near the Athi River. British EW* M1 ‘DES not be police courts or magistrates ei-"bm 7,” nm, in 1-,aehim ton rica, when he rashiy 5°u°p°d lorward S" ,enough in' the city to handle viola- yan, ¢¢n_ is gem' n mystery to the and fired. A large lion sprangj at ` Y _ _-_- ____ M . G ,tions of such a_diaw.hAt s'£:ci1;l_d"hat p,_-¢,“min1,pn¢n¢¢ive sgrvlen and the
`i"d tn hunter, woi-r nz Nmw_ oml, Jan. - ayor ay- pin' court" an' " sg n gee" L,¢m,,~ ponne; :
fills oi-;y'S "l°““° °“’“° "° lil' nor received today an ofierirom U°° would have to.l>o added to the juni- _ M,,-mg, v _G,,,n,.,,, ,ho 1, ,hum rescue. which was °U°°f°‘l "L01 b‘_l_f§" Topperweiu. of Sw A“¢°“l<kh*°' “P1 cial system- was deducting me girl, pleaded not
lg '_ H vas found to e Y l th New York Zoo' w BOIM- _ _ -_
fllxauled, bllths now Progressinz fav- Ehlng decidedly new in sheep gopger- 'I Quunaued ,emtyve ta ¢h_,, gm-5 onnly, . win writes that he has cap ure I1 _ “Bunn” “ups whereabouts Godfrey declared that - --------'°‘ sheep in Mexico with _se;'_en _lcoloia in ~ lidi\ilew'nothih§"about<hei‘Z’ ‘~
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- _W9 “'°°l and althoug e ui col: BERLIN. JBV’ 31-The olllfial re-E “ “Z” ' l
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A ?)l:_..°“_f§g_ati‘1`_e£:;_'_na e ar q n port of the rising of the natives .in on __`____v°' semenf
_.__ The mnjor will refer the letter to 'Penape, Caroline lslarlds,.i_s month __ _ _ , “mcg _
AMHEHST, N. S., Jan. 31-F. G. th, authorities oi the Bron; zooio- ago, in which iour EuropeT_;s~ and _-- ._-. . ~ - ,_ -_______- S cer of St John yesterday an- I _.dans 1 .five friendly natives were kil d-, says WSH EGGS 2~»c G02-. Saiwhizcs ngilrleod that 'no nn'd made donnito 5‘°“~ ‘° ____;_____.__- inns on Jun. la police stormed tus .' ‘ 2 mn esc. at__'l_'3_i§<li._'§_.__z_-_5<l§;,_
t -to-date ciiils n whith the insurgents were *RESH BMELTS, halibut, had-
anelggflldlllgetsintrlln€l1;l‘St:n;0:3niZ $25.- B°Y “ fortiiigd. ZF,” dies, bloaters, kippera, at Tan- °p burnin of the old I9 OLD A Ml The German cruisers Cormorant eon's “ 2'-Bdili
16'I'$ 62 135--423 150-442 151-428 133-386
156 149 146 142 152 140 127 145 130 123
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M¢El¢hern. . _ . . . 131 171 131-433
from i Paefile main line at Granger. Wyom- in'¢,"to -Hunting*-ov. Orotw: also the un, gin” Cninninin River in Oregon.
the linfeaas determined upon today
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_Two Prominent insurgents Among the Slain. Rebels Lost Seventy-live.
_Special to_The Guardian.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2-News of a
battle hetween the Government troops and the insurrectoa in which 75 revolutionists and 17 soldiers were killed, has just reached here. The battle occurred at Scocia Mol-
'ila in Chihuahua.
The official report states that s- mong the slain are Pasquale 0rizco,~ father of one of the leaders in the revolution, and Pacheco, who has taken a prominent part in the insur- rection.
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BOSTON, Jan. 31-A Bostcn police inspector left this city for Rochester (N. Y.), tonight in an attempt to identify as George C. Drouin, a man in custody there. While employed as a boolrkeepar at.the Hotel Bellevue, Drouin got a cheque for $25 hy Char- les A. Wood, 'one of the proprietors. It is alleged that Drouin raised this cheque in the Merchants Nntonal Bank oi this city Drouin <il~:\` out $1,500 and disappeared.
Previous to ‘the alleged forgery
Brouin had served yenrs in penitln~ tiarfes in New Jersey and Pennsyl- vania for larceny.
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BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 31--News of
the partial destruction of the Arr.e:i- ca.n Gollegiate institute, a m:ssion college for girls at Smyrna, Asiatio_
quarters of the American board of commissioners for foreign missionar- ies in this city today, in a cablcgraml from Rev. James P. lv..-Naught, of’ Smyrna.
The extent of the lf...s was not_
stated in the csbiegram but it is; feared that it will seriously interfere] with the work oi the institute which' was established thirty years ago un- dn- gnu nuspices of thu Women's Board of Missions of the American Board. The property is insured.
'png students at the college numhcr
600, while the faculty includes sever
al women Professors.
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i,cNnoN, Jon. 31-It was leamoui
today that Andrew Carnegie has don- ated an additional $1,250,000 in fur- therance of philanthropies at ills birthplace, Dunfermline, Scotland.
ONTARIO INCREASES ` i
SESSIOHII. INDEHINITY
TORONTO, Jan, 31-An increase of
$400 in the sessional indemnity of members of the Ontario icgislatnre, making the indemnity $1,400. was in- cluded in the suplementary estimates for 1910-1911, tabled in the house this afternoon. ‘ `
Sir James Whitney took occasion
to state that the government took full responsibility for the increase, and had not been influenced hy the rumors of a. "round robin" of mem- bers last session.
The sllpplementurics provided for n
total expenditure of $2,659,042, the hiilhcst item beinlr $1.000-000 101' [UT- ther work on the Hydro-Electric transnlission line. Salary increases to civil servants and ifovernment oin- cials account for ovrr $5.000. and $54,500 will be spent in installing elec- tric powcr and light nt thc O. A. U.
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ciproclty usd Confident ol'
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-PIUMQ Taft has cancelled all for his southern tour in order _to here and iight for the ratification ‘dl the reciprocity treaty. ~
Pressure of ordinary business was
given as thc cause for cancellation of the engagements, while it is denied
that the President la giving any sideration to an extra session, neliev- ing as he does that the 1ll'esent 0011'- g_l'ess` will ratify the reciprocity agres- _lnent. .
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(>T'l`A\'v'A, Ont., Can. 31-With a view to the establishment of a limit- eil number of scholarships applicable to suldv.-nts' oi <‘anadis.n Universities, the Dominion Government hal been
requested to endow research work in Canadian history, and it is consider- eil there is every livelihood of its do- ing so. ,
The plan as outlined is that a lim- ited number of students chosen from the different universities of tho coun- try should pursue at the Canadian archieuns _building here research stud- ics in Canadian history, the work to be done during the midaummer vo- cation. 'iile government is asked to pay their expenses, while at work. Such a plan if carried out, would eli- ahle some of the future leaders ol ‘thought in th! country, who would be carefully selected from the honor lists of their respective aims mater, to study in dctnii certain phases of Canadian history, before entering on their careers. They will examine in the arcnivcs Original documents boar- inli' on different subjects and will write essays on them for publication, thus placing before the public in eas- ily colnprehcmlcd form much of the valuable material that the govern- ment has spent money to get.
As at first proposed, the plan was
thnt tile universities should defray the exivcnsts of their students, acting in unison in this regard, but it ll now thought the government will recognize the importance of the work and bcnr the cost.
nsxicln nsesls cur
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port that the revolutionists of Mox- ico have cut the railway and tele- graph lille lille iietwccn Chihuahua and, the frontier was confirmed ina teiezrun. roool-:od by cue stats da- partment today from American Vico- Consul Leonard at Chihuauha. It fa rumored, the vice-consul adds, that two passenger trains are bein held :ind that troops are being rusgad to the spot.
“SEVEN DIYS" COIEDY
llCTED lil REIL LIFE
ANDERSON, ind., Jan. 30-Samuel
Riggs, a young farmer, is perhaps the first person in America ,to enioy thoroughly a smallpox quarantine.
A few days ago he called on his
sweetheart, a daughter of Tune Kaml- ing, near here. A doctor called at the same time and placed him and the Kecsiiniz family under quarantine, as his future brother-in-law has lmall-
P01. Hsmucl will probably have a seven
vyeos’ spooning feast, reminder' some- what of the comedy. "Bevan DIY!-"
'The groom-to-he is nn industrious
youth. He is earning his hoard by sawing wood, and his flonceo ia cooli- ing some good dinners and brings him an occasional lunch between meals.
at Guelph and the London. H&mll`
non and Mi mico a aylurns. M l mlrrl 'sl linimsgt dures salsa: la cowl' ..~_ _-_-. :_-_-_-_-ff ~-J -2': ' ` ' “ “ ‘-‘ ' ' ~'-'-' ’-` 1" ' "` "" ""' ‘ ` ` ""` ` ""`-"` ' "` ` ' ` A* ' ' """' Y 7'" ' ""'_:"""""
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argogsnrazed rflilgunllynllliilnlxy uro`n` pre- 2%;-asrnnq, Amherst has been with- --- Planet and Emden co-operated, with AN»1¢ED_ A mumble mm for Nm
.______e__ ____‘_.n somvmoun Jul- this ont' n proper building for this pur- KANSAS (;11*Y, Jan. 30-Legally the police, covering their attack with _ am; farm worig. Apply to Box 1,-,m,m-,t ‘WMP kg 15,595 mini the pow Mr. Spencer hat not fully dv- Jnnn Toman, 19 years old, is 21. . n bombardment, Ono Qermhh \\iiwu5g ,mfy nr in Wilfred Bovyer Bun- °
hens, th¢s'e' hoga' relfus`ed‘ to associate mind as to the site, but has OPUUUB Judge E. L. Fischer of the District killed and two w_ere,_aerl?3tly _'_!D\l._f_U0-» nga _ ~ ____;3_.:-_:lilly-iii_,_____
with ing common swine. . on two desirable lots in King Sliroot. Q0? of Wyandotte county, Kansas, ed. A Gel_~man_ colulan li ce t sn as `EAOHER WANTED for mm? ______v_ _____~ _ I- .. They were killed and thsil meet on the rear 'of the Maritime Bl09¥» na ed two years to the boys as; by been hunt ns ivan e __l;_aur¢g_r__s.a___~.'I_. wood Bch00,_ Rocky P0,” . ,_
had been pronglilced' by °K§°l"° 0° with entrances from Hl\_V¢10°k “nd law. in order that he might ta e a whom not :DOF ll Y second class male pnM.,d_ Apply _ _ _ _
be the most suée\ll‘ent' and tender Church streets. and °“° in the C- .C~ ¢g ,splice examination. _ tive- . to gn“_ N,wnnn_ 2._3¢\3lpd_ Last night in Hunter River a_ large over ii ' ` ‘ Htvfscn block with entrance from lgliman is a veterinarian. He deoid- _ --- .~ ~f --gli--§;_7,--_-5-t-555-gtgt' number of electors gathered in the
“°'m' 7 ' nf, t, Maple avenue and wg ‘lc a place in the United Sta- - . T ,O ' °“ ‘7 “ 3 Und, ,nlfj hail where there was held the thiril
“cur” “te we C100,” tment of Animal Indusf-FY A “tween Upon Hou” " ° joint political meeting in the second
m°"d" Lnnmlul' W". D“'hth°n° Electric. q*'¥”~ ~- - -- --ff'-~‘-'-~‘~'-“-‘~“ l mr g Q being a minor will ‘ M dm- tn on" * "ld "Rh Find" district bye election campaign Th
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"" "'" _ _ , .. ~- but on “noun 0 xamination. __ T0}l`0NT0` e Feb! 3’ 0 _ 9”” ww? at R' E' Mmm S' Gm' ‘meeting was presided over by Jnmes
M' m belleloro Judea F’°°"°“ winds’ mow and Elm "" ”°“ B* --» ~ -~~- prow G w ivlornno wut inn ann
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WU! th* 901° “lg ‘ I " 'nt 5 VW » -th 0 r"ld°“°° peaker and lic begun ily rell'rr`ng tn
» . < - . » ` d five Child!" _ The lowitst 'umm ur "cord - 0" “PP” &ll“b°'° .t“°t» hm' :hc rovlnce under botil l.ii;erai and
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somsgimk in the hush of the evening Grows’ Fniwsrt “_ bod’ QW any-nn‘__ u
0"? - . e _ Add !O\l'd hardly know thatlig __ _
When thscahadilwa credp from tlie
"mr ' ` Wh m 'ou iulied with your siunlbefii th E 1-\G,.ey\e"_ Gém.g¢_ and rises tomorto . ‘ 1' " - -'_ ,_
And now he has
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l110_¢l\°l` U* t r was three and a. half de _ l>
ml“'\n“ 'mbm°“‘ T” axe; ggllzw zero and the highliat was _[Y °°°“9‘°d 07 L- H' B°°"- P°°.°l“i°” Conservative rule. He made a gen-
. u ugymnfbrity were then conferr- “Ven _a__°___°. _“_ tm MM #_ m_ Tnowggan' at onee‘:t'_?ppiy to T. li. BME- emi ,e[e,.e,,,.,, to th, agtyn, Md gm.
ns to a rnan'a mn him. lowest recorded the previous night _9_'_7_,l!P?f ‘_ _'_b9'.'9__sf'~ 19? M- _ances nf the Province when the Lih-
cm ‘ s - ' was (om. below “m_ __B‘0R»___SA.I..E, 3 aocond hand church erals came into power and said that,
The lmnh 0| tway 'in be MM. ~.l organs, suitable for church or under the Conservative regime, pub-
hours and f,,,.¢_y.n\n,'_,`,,h,¢g,n_ _ _ hail. Good as new. will be sold at ,lic property had been allowed to go The sun sofa this att|raooa».a`t 5.10 lilo than h_ i price. Apply to Miiierlto rack. Before closing he spoke oi
w mgmgn "_ 713 \ os 183 Klnt Bt. I-3d3i_ ‘the great benefits to be derived by
° file cold atqra as sup lied by the
I “llll of thgf twilight aonul Y°“ ° ' 3" 0"" 07 ° ° mc, __ _“Vila-5 ty'l`ne moon sets tonlS\lt at cllhf- llf- %\bR Elm 1 ainxir ¢\\\lF\°f- BOW' , " 5° _ ,X B .
‘Ill 'I ' " "‘.' have altered the form and WW" 5" 7'°°, ‘°' 1° ' s'°.,_ 7 ing maehine,. very latest design 1'. lu. I. Government r. untaéixa
And l-llflllny eu iuiled to rllin- The nu. ~ ' tl-‘"0 5" 113°' she “ve ` The coldest last night and up to This machine was won in a recent l°_\l°*'°0 U10 in Bl>°\lll__': “V00
'Tho ‘ mi ui 1 l- “‘° “'° ,th .m°"““I= 'Of °'°‘."¢°'°"“' n ' i if tm i ' c ne, l i-los ill ld mm =°lll1lI *im to I uw-ion of dlgaaigtle boy W_ e ous But his. heart is _unch_a_;ll|¢<ti_o;>yati1_? 'lens Minto left liictou at 7.00 for f_°:_¢e___0:__o_c__e n__a)_m;i_§;l r?i___v_;_a__l;__ oi;_s__;;_<:__¢_i_;“ i-g_\;__i;r__|:_ M__£‘l__ ‘Lube son “___ “‘mn°». m§m_“_ H6 .how
'lliat so l I sfo was thiad. I A'“;dh° 1' on y ’ ‘¥’§§f°“'“ ““d “mved i". lb" W" the same period was twenty degrees.K,n¢ 3'; ~ Z-8d3i. me indebtedness the Liberal part
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1 VPHHT if UUIIU'-lm¢l_' F00 l°“f 0 ` n f mills. - ~' Bm’ 5°” ‘U pmol mm above and at three o clockthis morn-
`order to correct these. He spojg 23 the lldiiontionul system and eialm
it was not at all suitable to the farming interests. Premier Hanson! followi-ii and spoke of the taxes, ciaiminu them to be small compared ‘with nth-or provinces. He preaenbld reasons \vi\y it was diilcult to 'oli- tain a settlement of P. Bl. I'a cllllll against the Dominion and said the Liberals obtained more for the Pro- vince than tho Conservatives. Ro gave a detailed clplaittltm of hh sinking fllnd and lm# it Val compos- ed. Mr. llachiesoa dwelt on the Gold Storage Question. showing Lih- erai and Conservative views- He made reference to the debentures and said the claims ‘of the Pl’c_vince had never been properly mid! lgliht the Dominion Government. ‘ln concluding
ed hu depiored the high rate dl taxes
y lprevailing. He who followed ag !!lin._
iwhile ln power and explained how John Richards, Hon. B. Gal _t, A
0 mfg* Wat-hey. ‘ ' ` lo mm ‘;::ls°;ail) l ltéi-ary Monthly. mvfnilig, leaving ueorgewwn °‘ 7'°°' ing it was eight degrees above. Mi|\ard's Liuimsnt cures colds, etc. the Conservatives would proceed in E. Arssnauit and Thomge Doylyv . [1 gg g 1 “' ‘ ----'°*"" ’. - .‘,’. vm "°’ _ \ Minar¢l'| Lipimept cures Distemper `
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