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Sleamer’s Flae at Half-

fmasi Because of Duke of Fif`e’s Death

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, (iIDl'i»\l.'l‘AH, Jan. 30-King George and Queen Mary arrived here -many on board tht steamer Medina which is bringing them back. to Eng- land from India where the King mid Queen were crowned Emperor and Empress at the great Durlmr in Delhi.

The Medlna's flag was floating at

linlf mast as the vessel entered port on acroiini. of the death of tlin Duke ,,| |.‘,n~ yesterday in lilgypt.

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LISBON, Jan. 30-Owing to the grave situation because of the gener- al strike constitutional guarantees have been suspended and inartlal law pi-oeiaimed in the district of Lisbon. The city is in charge of General Ciirvalhal and troops surround the -tuwu. -

Reinforcement are constantly ar- nv.ng but because of the presence of .troops there were few disorders.

The liberty work is guaranteed by

the Government.

LISBON, Jan. 30-8,000 troops are under arms here where they have 20,- uuu bombs to annihilate the strikers.

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(Canadian Press) l‘l<iKlN, Jan. 30-It is understood that immediate abdication of the throne will be decided upon as a re- sult of the conference of the Empress Dowager and several Princes. The Royal family retain their eni- pty titles and move around with pleasure.-.','I‘_hey have» annual pensions of-abou.tf~$2,Jl00,000. A cabinet meet- ing will be held .tomorrow to sr-

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NEWARK, Jan. 30-With the call- ing of only two witnesses the de- fence rested in the trial of A, M. Macl<`arland charged with the mur- der of his wife on October 17 by cyanide of potassium. The prosecution is trying to show that he was enamoured with the stenographer Florence Branby, while the defence hold that the poison was taken by mistake.

HEXICO NEEDS WHEAT

UNTARIO, Jun. 25-A despntcli re- ceived from Mexico by the Depart- iuent of Trade and Comnierce,¢ yes- terday, announces that owing to the shortage, of wheat in that country the

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'lfoveflmcnt has reduced the dnt

from $1.50 to fifty cents per one hun- dred kilos, A kilo is the equiivalciit oi lwo lulndréd pounds.

C' .unu-

...E

V Pa.tles- Were Closely

related, 4

(Canadian Press. )

m&I`I'i&Ke.aiiniilmeiit case was liroiigh

Catholic Cliuicli ilcclaiiiv i

li‘rancois Xavier Hlauclieti; void o

inent.

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(Canadian Press. ) STROMKING, Jan. .130-Mayo

Gaynor today touched an electri

sides of the Hudson River, for th New York to <.‘a.i.akill aqiieiiiict.

coats and rubber hats, entered in

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T0fl.ON’l’0, Jan. 30--A Home Rui

l~‘ebrun|‘y.

lrnow if he could attend.

'l`he meeting is tobe held in un

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INCREASE EllPllEll

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(Canadian Press)

day. ` '

ment. , `

A IAASQUEHADER

ton Uruiksbank, of Potsdam, N. Y

self during the trip. He was bnoke

ivns either Douglas or i‘frulki-ihank.

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On Saturday,]anuary 27th, the Circulation Department was

flooded with new and renewal siibscription.-:_ _

S0 many came to hand that it will inks ri lull week or more

Civil EffectGiven to Church

MUNTREAI., Jun. 30-Another

10 n Close this afternoon when Jus- , tice Blnnenn gave civn eqect to an INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30- Frank

eC.C\¢9lHfiCl1l decree of the l-ioman Morrison, Secretary of the' American

`< ~ ‘ |., the niiu'i'

nge of Da-nie Marie Anne Munnii-.r tr

button and fired the blast which join-

cd the two tunnels sunk on opposite -

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Afterwards the party donned clotli

tunnel and the Mayor' made n, speech,

llcmonstrution will bc held here in

BRUSSELS, 'Jan. 30-The Inter

national Sugar Conference met 'C0

All delegates except thc Germans

are in favor of acceding to Russia s request, for an increase in the exDo'r of sugar to 300,000 tons and a con-` tinuance of the present arrangement

for another five years.

The conference adjourned till Thurs day to allow the' Russian delegates to refer the matter to the govern

and recently discovered here mal-1~ querading as Donald Douglas, ivas ii passenger on the steamer ‘Garacas,' which doclred in Brooklyn this morn ing after n voyage from Han Juan Porto liico. The captain was g sec ond cabin passeiigcr and kept. to hlni

as G. W. Ii‘ulli‘r. and denied tliat.

(ir'ulkshauk left here for Porto Rico

recently after bidding good-by to Miss Edith ltohcrt., ,, Brooklyn girl., whom he wnocil in tlic iguisc of ii singlr

Plilllilllli |Nlll

Mlllllhlllll EASE

t' (Uanad ian Pri-ss. )

I' l~‘edurat.ioii of liuhor, is to appear lio- ' fore the federal grand jury in the dy-

n _ _ ,

the ground uf third deg,-ce ¢0,,s,mgu,_ nnmitmg case on Thursday. The jury I\_ll-Y 11_1 the Collateral line, such rela- will attempt to ascertain the use of tionship forming ,, dlriment ixiipadi.

$225,000 raised for the defence, of Mc- Nuinnru llrotlicrs and the financial dealings bctwecii the International Asuociatioii of Bridge ami Striictiiral [ron Works and 'the Federation since the itll-Naiiinian' arrest.

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l.lNi‘.i')l.N, Jon. 30-'I‘lie name of

Judson I»fn.rinon of Ohio ivag nl»_.1 as a Presidental candidate today while thatof Wm. J. Bryan was witli- drawn.

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Wni. (lrawford of the Orange lioilgc (ilniifnlinii Press. ) i

has cabled Sir Edward Garson, lead- KIN. . _ er of the fight in the Old Country to GSHON' Tm” 30_I“ the past

few days several large properties have been acquired by the Americans for fruit culture. `

As lnrgc iinionnt. of Aineriraii mon-

_ ey will be used for the development of the Island, ' '

(Canadian Press. )

city was attacked on the way to the

NEW YORK, Jan. Z5-Captain Bar- . .. 1

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mains of

COHHUHICATIOH

THROUGH PHOYIHCE

AHD HITH HAIHLAHD

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Yuswrdny me I mm" Grey mn' Pm- of thc Mnzdaznan' cult in connection

ton at 7.00 a. ni. -for Georgetown , ‘ -

th the custody of twelve-year-old

with passengers, all the mall which vw; ,am Lmdsa ’ hm. to H Phuade1_ _____.,

f o V ` Db " 1 _

had arrived in ictou f o S t r a u y “ `

morning “P to liesterdag' !:‘°r:h:lzf1°x¥ 'Phu-esuitcig closed( yegliirdayilnvgffipixii MALTA. Jan. 25-King George and

, press and freight, and proceeded to Judge P “tc nay' 0 d ,_ holdin, that Queen Mary reached here yesterday 1 McD_onald's Point, five miles out of Cqmt' cnc” ,an °‘;he M %uza_ aboard the Steamship .Medi,m_~ The, ii Pi"-011 When! She b€°l1IY1-0 Bllllck in nG1ther~the lioy S mo arf, ref! der were accorded nn enthusiastic recep-

Vefy UWVUY Packed WL She freed Penh SM' DDQ ‘:.erAs,i],i;\;'i:laHii€ish' tion. Their Majestles visited thc herself during the afternoon and re- ‘DL Omar Stogmns 10,. the boyf French battleship ‘Danton’ yesterday

for our staff to catch up with the work. _

We ask the indulgence of new ,sigtiscrlliers asthc enrollment

of so many new ones is no small task. _

I’ Advertisers Attention.

When placing your advertising, do you consider circula-

tion? Do you inquire or investigate the circulation of certain Mwspapers to whom you contribute ashore of your advertising appropriation? This is the course taken by all the lcsdmii huslreis houses of the Dominion, and why not the _same rule apply to any advertiser? , ‘_ - '

,The Guardian furnishes ltssdvertisers with fi sworn detailed

rirciilnilon statement---that is the reason our columns :ire always full of the best advertising-~-tliat is thc reason ive cannot accept nli contracts that are offering-_--tliai is tlie_ reason we a`l‘e forced to issue so many supplements and asixteen page paper 9.1!, iiiiircl s., E , _ _ f

s’I‘lie (?i'iiirdian’s sworn daily circiilailon for ioii---Morning

Daily and Rural Daily combined, was _

7,114

1 5 hi' li

copiesier day. We are making a desperate effort to esta is

_H new record for 1912, and must admit that we are on the right course. `

i ` Tliinkilie matter over l It's business-

' E CHARLOTTETO“'N GUARDIAN- was on time. 7.21 and Friday morning at 7.20. 1 eleven.

. _ ..._._....._.....--- h t t orrow morning ' ` ~ (Minn-we Linimm cum com. nie. air ¢f.§'4'i'°°n 8° B om \llw'l'¢ Ummm* °‘\\‘°° °‘°“°“*“*-

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l.ondon fleurs of Attem-' ’ pted Murders of High

Tsin _'__

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ana mn les’ ) day for deputations nt Ottawa

Sir Nlnx hus iireii spiminlly asked

experience in tariffs in his native men, , Canada and because he is generally ` ___i____

nelievf-ii to have tho best financial jildigmeul. of any of the preseiit gen-

erations of llnionists.

LONDON, Juli. Ziil--Boiillis ‘were

l.hi-own curly this uiiwniui: at the ___

residences of the Viceroy and coin inunding gm-ial at 'I‘icn Tsin, but the (Canadian Press

their occupants, among whom were U" Ca“"dia“ exP1°"°"- has

arrests were made and it is believed on 'Ven seeing them'

liadc an unusual flight is

ri. l-l, Balke, K. Cf, says:- Beattie' with the Passengl'-‘fsv "1" think the government acted f°}"` °`°m1‘~l@f° °i"1°B Of MOU*

nection with the marriage question ,ml 5 ` Y 5

authority to deal'with the question __ 1 and the extent of the authroity. In Wfgghs Bglodepougts- the

determined is the extent of the power to d°- `

in respect to which can bind. Un- “'_ H 5 0 l

that then cacli legislature should, in being flbilllt sixteen m“9"‘~

iii the doniain allotted to each. UW Teac’-‘ing the nel » or em

AGAINST HAZDAZNAH CULT

the fli ht

in the aviation game, and things are expected of him.

AT MALTA

CHICAGO .ian 25-Investigation __

turned to Picton, dockin at 3.40 p. were proper, u el-U00 _ m' She Wm attempt' “leg crossing “" The court dlrected tgatmghig liielenfslimli' MA sligfit mishap occurred to the

_. gain today. Her passengers, and i5 ‘OHM bl’ U1¢t<i1011l' 0 1,Hh~_S ma: .Medma» as she was entering pofg A " mails will likely cross by the Capes be Ewen i,“ht°, encalxjng I ‘ll his buoy rope fouled the propeller, but

today lf they made connections in $518 “““t' (’ ar es ' I say an cmmed lm-,1enelay_ Piiftoii yesterday afternoon- ' . 1- ,1 t 'rheir Majescies were accorded a The Minto left Gcor etown ester- MFE' I’"‘d“‘."y' who is bewve 0 ‘ ,-9 1; An 10-French welcome upon day at 7.00 a. m. for ilctou viiith 22 hav? ”°5s“;m°;‘ °f htermign' w?,:t§;}i Eheilr arrllifal yesterday morning. passengers. 110 sacks mail, express I” wntemp 0 1°?" h T11 defense Beside the British Mediterranean

h *"5 '95 15008 fntfiht- She S015 |18 ment was ismlc( or er' fleet, which was present in virtually

fal' ns u Doint 25 miles east of Pie- mill( "l’P"§ ~ y d f ,Ad ‘. Ii d e . ec c st ln - der t comman o lc:.an wh" she b nm (8 M riyiidiilillgiiuelnde Lililgeyrere, joined in " This ‘morning tive iceboats will *'“' the greeting. ii leave Cape _ Traverse for Cape Tor- (Special to The Guardian) rphe City of Valsftta is thronged with

mentlne with passengers und vw- '1`0R0N'1`0» -l““- 31”1‘4°‘i“"“;° British and foreign visitorawiui have , terday’s outward mall, which were winds with light snow flurries, fair mme e,,,,e,.,a|1y to participate in the U forwarded to Cape Traverse from mid not much change in temperature. fe,mvme,,_

this city last night by special train --_-"-” , 'Phe King and Queen intend to F0- ` which' left at 8.45 p. m. Five hosts The temperature at three o cloclr mam |,,,_,.e “ntn Sat,,,.d,,y_ will leave Cape Tormieutine for Cope this morning by gba "Rex1;l’l Eetoxm - ,

__ full strength a squadron of

offuiuis in no |][|_[[]M|[|N§

(C 5, P_ _ O'l"l‘AWA, Jan, 30-This is a great.

LONDON' Jan' 30_The Dany 'l‘hcy iiiiinln-r six in ll ' (“ i News says that during his stny in (.,m\v(_,_,, dbh. L," fi- BM, (it hm H i.he South of France, lionur Law and '_ E _ ‘gn H Um an °fu're

bounilarie one from S dne C. li.

s' M Ain 'li i ni i S' y Y' firm ax 1 tenl :urmriameth eUBE€'3 and one from Yarmouth asking bet-

;){_ lgtjsgges E( a or e m e ter harbor facilities, one from New

ll] ’ - ' ,

_L _ (llnsgow wants East. liiver dredged,

_ _ ` _ .- d the steamboat inspectors also

_ . ‘t _t _ ~ _S ln lo asian. hi-iause of his con iderable have requests L0 make O! the Govcrm

lZllPl. BEHNIEH llGllll

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attempt to destroy the houses with OTTAW-‘\» -Ill 30-Capft Bernier,

stated

_ , th t C k d _

several important. officials was iinrtnc-~ eri,`;,,n 2§m;na1Fen;5;ers§:ft;I::a£g’n

cessful. Arctic territory and advocated re. According to a news agency des- Ilfiming _t-he places by proper occupa patch received this morning, several “Dt” which they had <=hriBl2€l1cd with-

rr; ml. iuuii iuiis uliii

Sl H' K' E' M.'Nnoi.A. 1.. I. January zo-

_ f`-viirizqc W. Beattie, who conducts an

aviation school at Nassau Bou

levard, his bi-

` ___ A ulwie today. carrying three passen-

gers the combined weight of human

_ freight being 544 pounds, 1-Ie time

'|`URUl\'l`fl. -lun. 23- On the gov lion established a new record in avia-

ernnic|it’s nciion with regard to the UU" EOE the CB»Fl`Yirig of passengers. liancaster hill ut Flttawn, ycstcwlay, Flying ut 3, height of 500 feet,

made tivo

most wisely in what they did in con- mn” “Chr Putting his "‘“"hl“°

throil li man hair-raisin stunts.

in Ottawa. esterday. It is ii question e, passenger” “armed by Mr'

..i»~¢¢¢n¢¢i»~gi»-.wiiiieh-there siiuuid ne Beam” ‘We D” A-5- Beldev- of

no uncertainty. At present the Dom- Terre Haute' Ind" Wm’ Weigha 157

_ ' _ inion and each of the provinces of pffundsl Herbert Pratt °' Garden ~ the Dominion has a right to its op» MW' “'11” Welghs 11° P°“Pd°» _and

inion as to the legislature which has ‘gm 1;",,indIl)Z¥1n‘éts G"“g€:tg;tYfh";’;1B§e1;E

t CUERNAVACA, Jan. 30-A mll_it- orde;‘“tonscc;i;‘le h:ltgl:il1ity)einleardtlii[e Ben;`~and prismsan§nFindiayp;Z*:f;‘€‘:I‘;

_ - ~ ~ c e ' . my train °0“VeY‘“ll H d°t.a°hme'.\'t' Of :,(3:i,,,. :iam an may be bD,md_ to the struts, which are attacheil to

E' rural guards intended to garrison the nThe,.e[0,.e the first matter to be the chassis-a most dangerous thing

' ~ - - _ After the passengers had taken

¢8,pita|_ that is vested in each of these legis _

_ The federajs had four men w0u,,ded_ latiires, and thus_ settle the matters thiléllf P1£l;lBSl, WOTSSB?-iBh_I:¢;llllIi1;€f;e:£§:

- - - _ au. niclan, threw down the lever, The

| iifjiitiiiltietcais l:iiidhii(il,b§n;n5tat. machine, one that Beattie had built

nte that might be passed might: be expressly for himselffrou into the the subject of prolonged litigation air with the ease Of 5 bird- Aft" fit'

A and would keep matters 'in n state of taining 11 height 0( 9'b°“t 500 feet he

uncertainty for an indefinite period. new from Nassau Boulevard t° Ga”

“__ It appears to mc therefore, that it de" GUY *Wd thell BW““5 ab°“t “"0

was a wise concliision that the final flew E0 Belmont Pmk “ml Wmm' 3°

C a P authority should determine tml and did this four times, the entire trip

_ CAIRO, Jan. 30,-Gen. Viscount _t t H tt I t ~t Das, For more than a week the young ‘ K“°”‘;'“‘"A B'm“h “ge” ‘“ EgYp"":‘,’,“ hiigiideiiélgiuigfiiiiiziisomih bg iiecessai-y Amerlcaln uvintotr had sec? 1>l111\1\itll\r _ gone .o ssoiian to arrange for .e ',_ _ y yn- |t- 8 the fligit, bu was ep on ie (i conveyance to England of the irc- (?[llo,(,1,f)\;3§:-,-Eiga ‘\;m:§“gi$;_ ground by the weather conditions.

uw “mm of Fue' ing the Dominion and its roinpinnent T“<1l\Y. however. the wingi died dowin

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parts distinct and absolute control U' ll \“““"“1m an dm 5 93°" sis

machine out of the hangar, and madc

g .

Beattie is a comparatively new man

great

French

f - h . f I traverse this morning. bringing over Tested T ermome er was 8 conuensiu ADVERTISEMENTS

passengers and yesterday's mail,, all above zero. ed of which was ordered to Sackvllle by The lowest temlJ°"at“I‘e record ___(T°~6-lit-S-I5;-oi.-‘-Hn’-alan.)

Postmaster Whear yesterdav will be yesterday was 13 degrees above aero _ ii _ _ _

i I

“ken from Snglivills to 'Caps Tor- and the highest was 21 above. The SAUNSOME SAUBAGES made mentine by special train this morn- lowest recorded the previous night [ugh svory day. Saunders, New- ing.' As there are no mail clerks to was 8 below. At nine s. m. it W? som de 0o.___ _ V1-13d1m-

_ Sort the P. E. Islsand mails at Back- 13 above and at nine p. ni. it WM 5 ‘*0liND child’s boot, own

ville ‘lt will all be bfought to this above. 1 _ have game by applying here and

city. along with thi;npasslci1gsrs,C on h'l‘he lengt? izgviiizoigayngllllegie ii ne paying for this “_ 1__3}d3,_ the spdcfal train w ch paves ape ours an or w - ` il *-*M ,_h“'”"’”`M t h, h “~"'"°"° ""'“°‘““*°" “'”°' "‘° °"" “‘° “"° `”’“ "° “““‘ ”‘““’i"‘°'i"i`§~ 1 'wife R‘if.!l.i2'l.i sZ..‘$. °...°ii.'.f.i

i val of 2;-G boat! Bndfgm M sorted in at masfllmhd tolhxiohnthlnirghtnalicg ,St a work bag containing croclieting. the Ch lottetown o es. W 6 K ' ' t G Nu f. Yesterda the Western train was and tomorrow night at 8.84. Finder please leave a ua an 0

Y 1-31 .

gt 1; 5,05 ilce.___ _

Yours truly liaatteey tftllso Bl\dii'i°li?a°ys`I‘?l:\.rviix arildhdzisrhldrggts dilE:ri:ooEimr(i)t?n 5l.`06; it BOWLING, Burhn's Alloys, under

was 5 'minutes late and the eastern will be high tomorrow morning at . market, open lawful dlylzf-29512131

er may

dill

iliuinuuui uiuiuuini QONARELAW AND AITKEN' siiiiiisiui

iiuuiuu i.i.uiii|iqi To FRAME A TARIFF iiiliiiiii

.Sinclc Shot Turned Them Back But Nobody Was Killed or Wounded

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(Cnniidlan Press. 1

cross the Mcrriniac River into

::l.|'lk»'.

the scene. ‘

moured they would,

and thc :iinglu shot was effective

driving buck the iniraders.

if/\WliF"7’..'l‘f_ .lni\_ KOT-A clash [ye

city, which irsulteddn John ilamy,i Syrian, being seriously and pi-ooabiv fatally injured was the only dlsordei' in connection with tue sinks- to day.

opinion of strike-lender, Joseph J. Etter.

E.l.El. Plilii

(Canadian Press. )

Grand Trunk to extend its lines to

liosto_n were advanced n stop today when the joint rules a committee of the Legislature voted to admit the petition of the Grand Trunk. for legis- lation authorizing such extension.

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AMES, Ia., Jan. 20-‘-Chloroform

and three doctors were necessary to stop Mrs. A. Fox of this city from laughing over her daughter's story concerning an incidcntat a circus today. She is slowly recovering from the laughing spell.

Mrs. Fox and her daughter were

working about the house yesterday afternoon, when the latter told of something' she oncc saw at a circus. The mother had been laughing two hours when medical aid was summon- cd and chloroform administered.

CAPI. WARD DE AD

TORONTO, Jan. 25-Captain Wil-

liam Ward, the government life saver, after whom Ward's Island was nam- ed, died last night at his home, 68 Brunswick avenue, Death was caused by cancer of thc stomach.

Captain Ward was born on Toronto

Island sixty-tive years ago, his father having settled there in 1838, and he himself lived on the Isla/nd for sixty years. He was an expert swimmer. and as 5 reward for his many life- saving feats he was made captain of the Dominion lifc-saving crew in 1891. During his life, sometimes alone and sometimes with the assi.-:tance of others, hc saved 164 lives. Captain Ward was also a renowed oarsman, and at one time he held the singl< skifl championship of Amer‘ca. it the age of eleven he was cl scsi-. of the first ioiir-uri. il s"~~ll ii 1. fr uda and took p:-irf in cont\“s'~' as [nr ef\s‘

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A New York Dance Hall Pro' prietor Who Permitted

indecent Dances

(Canadian Press. ) ;

i.A\Vlll'J\`i‘l'l, Jun. 30-Repulsing NEWVYORK, Jan. 30-Wllthl'

.ni utteiuni ui ii inniy .if strikers to Sweeney. Proprietor of A resort in

the this city on First Street, goal to

min district early uns morning the the Penitentiary by wav 0! ths W1* niiliiiunien fired the first shot of the key trot and grizzly bear.

He was convicted of running A

Nu one was injiireii and when the dance ball without license and sen- patrol crossed the ice a few minutes Y-S0065 $0 Bi! 11101191! 011 B10»¢kW¢11'l afterwards they found no one near 1518311-

The dances were defined as fader

The soldiers on guard saw a body Gilt- _

of men gathering on the other side

of thc river, presumably preparing to cross the riicr as it had been ru-

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One of the piivates fired his rifle `

(Can-,idlan Press. )

I fl-.\‘. '~.'\m<, Jan, ..u-'l‘lie rhluu

twcrn 1300 Syi1;i'.s_ und n s=uad ofifarf-_ine ie1:¢| commptgge ,.¢,3,i-ted to militia. in .- Hiitigii '_i:;i:lir of thc.

worl-. eu con_\.n<tion u _th (bn ig-li ;L‘rnss Society to aid .'-,~"'l,=iuU ileeii- ,tllte dwellirs ir. _\1.h\-'-1 .ind i~Ii‘;o‘n; l Su districts.

It was organized among the l,-an|<'~

ers in Wall St.

The worst is still to cone is ti1e| Rt, Rev_ 1'), }]_ Hr.-,_,_ |q;.i.-c.,,.,,|

(Bishop of New York is cliaiiman and other prominent persons Lolo fiuicv.

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(Canadian Press)

Bos'roN, Jan. 20-Planner the. NEW YORK. Jsu. ao-Mrs. 'rum-~

sa Martin confessed that she stslriieii Charles Muldoon for whose murder her brother, James P. Mcliermotl, was charged. '

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(Canadian Press. ) MONTREAL, Jan. 30-At the aa-

unai meeting of the Montreal Bonn! of Trade the members today declared |in favor of the retention of the phil- ent Harbor Commissioners in office.

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MONTREAL, Jan. 30-M. Dust-

mufi, new consul-general for -Russia, arrived here for his first visit to the ity today. He had no announcements to make.

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NEW YORK. January 22-The Standard Oil Company of New York ‘today announced an advance of 25 points in the price of refined petro- leum, making refined in cases 9.‘lEi sents per gallon, in tanl.s or bulk, 4.34, and standard white ln bsrrclr.. 7.85. Crude petroleum was advanr ed 5 points to 1.45 cunts psi- lisrrvi.

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