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THE TIMES YET 0

IN 'l` HE MARKET

And Has ,Not Been Sold; Some Form of Public Competition Favored For its Disposal; The Ma

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LONDON- F¢b~ 20°‘(SD0Cir\1)-The petition and any proposal or scheme

Times is still in the market accord- ing to a` statement made by the

solicitors now engaged in litiga-

tion over that newspaper’s disposal.

Its proprietors it is said favor its

snlo by some form of public com-

in this direction will be submitted to fthe judge having charge of the case. V

Meantims C. W. F. 3/lobcrly Bell,

manager of the Times, denies that he is acting as prospective pnnehoscr for an American syndicate. `

BRITAINS NEW

NAVAL PLANS

They Are Not Regarded As In Any Way

Provoked By (iermany’s Recent -

Activity In Naval Matters

LONDON, Feb. 19-In view of *the ed 'work has commenced on the con-

threatening attitude of that section version of three second-class cruis- of the Radical party which advocates ers for this purpose.

reduction in armaments there has been much speculation as to whether

the government will persist in the_ _ I determination reached on \he advice

ords of the Admiralt to sub- p

the L ‘ Y mit increased naval estimates to Pr r- _

liament. Those in position to know T

say they will and, backed hy r.\.|<»ng _,_ . _ _ .

public opinion, can carry them I _

through without difficulty.

What these estimates provide for

in the way of new construction is an- otherquestion that has been much discussed. A naval officer gives the following as the probable program Three armored vessels of the im- proved Dreadnought type, two cruis- ers, improvements on the old Edgar class, heavily armed and well pro- tected, six smaller cruisers of the Borderica class, thirty-flve guns with a great radius of action. At least twelve torpedo craft, the majority of that of the Tribe class. There

Davey K. in Sensational Ice Race Goes IVIiI¢ in 2.l6 Flat

MONTREAL, Frbruary 18-A new

world's record for ice trotting races

will also be provision for additional

submarines but oi these the Admir-lpnrk, when Davey K., owned by W. alty maintain the greatest secrecy. ID. Hodgson, oi Montreal, in a sen-

This is not looked upon as a com- |sational race' made the mile in 2.16

rman ’s ro ram, flat cli in a. tecond and .\ quarter

was made here to-day at Delormier

plete answer to Ge y D 8 i . PD 8 - ’ thstnaval men say will come next|oi’f the record made by Phoeben W. year even the critics of the policy of at Ottawa last winter, when she the admiralty admitting that the |came in in 2.17 1-4. The record was start England has secured will en- made in a gruelling race between able able her to maintain the t/wo iDavey K. and Miss Syracuse, in the power standard without rushinglree-for-all. In the iirst heat Davey

worlr during the coming fiscal year71K. broke the record, coming home Besides the delay of twelve months ahead of Miss Syracuse by a nose,

will allow her to learn something of what other powers are doing and

age can then "go them one better.

ermany's refusal to agree ,at The

Hague, to the proposal to prohibit

placing of floating mines has caused.

British activity in still another di- rection. Heretofore this country has had. but .two mine-laying vessels. Since The Hague conference adjourn-

lboth horses beating the world's ice

record. The fight was repeated in the second heat, when the mare pul- led in half a length .ahead of Davey K., the time beingconly a. quarter of a second slower than the first heat. Davey K. turned the tables in‘the third heat, and again Miss Syracuse won out in the fourth. The race was unfinished at dark.

HIIIIISIIME. IWIHIIS Ill [ICH

~ 'mn qui be 1 complete °l\“¢°° - Y

-|'.¢,";|,"|`gi|`\{ ; chitown vs S’slde at Arena Rink; This May be the Last Game of the Qegéson

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Condensed ads too late lor clas-

sification will be found on page three.

Coughl, agile. honrunnc, ana other tln-eel

ailments are quickly relieved by Orcwlonn annm. ten oonu per nox. All druzciltl-

HAPPY IINIH PIIISIIN.

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A Change From The Regular Order Of Things At Falrlland T0-nlght. A Superb Progr .m Including A Complete

' Changc lif'MovIng Pictures '

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As a change from the regular order movingnpictures as Io gmt; B whom

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of things, Falryland has decided tffrég? °" ° 6

give the public what is knvwlrlnsil (md "I-lsnlay Pantry Cards," a the "Happy Tenth Night.' B gran ‘ £01110 Y- ' ,,__. h “_

means liipat ev1ery'tenth“p:$pn ;l;i;_\;\; _m$)n;:l0dl;iif;mfor a Life a t t ing w receve a so ° H

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be mnkd yum gn X and the for- acrobat. Mr. Howar dam w I ~»--»_,~ »-312;- gf" »~°°l~~' ::‘,;’.tl‘°‘;.:.l'“:.:°‘r=.‘:..: ....::.‘:. xr. "W" P ° °°r' ' h o portunity of seeing one Tonight will be the_ first oi the miss t e D, I r th nm "Han 'rms mum.-_ Aunmhtt 0! *iw lm* °*““’§*",‘,‘{,_" He‘;,,”,"

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is is V-lucy. at mst nn; In 3:; gag? gI°v"_ umbnnm ,Mm

ten will realise wha Boo

gm, 1 , cigar boxes etc., and his dll

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Opposition Speakers ind Some

, --Paper Posta;

OTTAWA; Feb. 20-(Special- ‘get better service via New York. The debate on the French treaty Mr. Borden took exception to the was resumed today by Dr. Daniel claim of ministers that in effecting who thought the bargain was good the French treaty` without assis- ior France but not for Canada and tance they had made a new depar- cited numerous cases in which ture. Canada would not profit. The Postmaster General pointed

Some discussion took place over out that Canadian weekies could be

the direct shipments. Mr. Macdonell sent to the United States and re- of Toronto claiming his city could mailed there at 2 cents a pound.

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sun cusnns

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ROCll8Sl6i` PI‘6afil18l'S Pelllloii Spmg 0f"|"11u Curious Feature

For Law Allowing Inno- _ Not Generally Known To

cent Amuscmfnts I PGOPIG

LONDON, Feb. 19-In crowded city

ROCHESTER. N- Y-» Feb- 19" streets, especially in London and

Rochester clergyman propose to in- Paris, when a driver is halted by

stunts the anew American Sub. another driver _ahead of him he ”bath.'>’ They have asked the co- UITOWS UD hiS‘I1H¥\d 01' his Whip Def' operation of the common council to l’0l1di0U1WIY DS il Waflling t0 the establish these forms of public Sun- mn" buck of him' day recreation: Thus there might be seen going up

one after another in a line stretch-

Concerts' in parks ill.. Summer' in ing buck ten or more as the drivers

huns in winter' c "vel halted or slowed

» cles whose drivers commonly sit

other harmless recreahons' high where their hands or whip can

me cn 'ree T

SEIIIINEIII III

MONTREAL, Feb. 2-(Special)-

to eight lashes and one your in the penitentiaryfor an 'mnumeaole oi- fence.

M.;--___i

lilIlH IIISELIISIII

which she objected strenuously.

her tub dollar bills began to fsli fro he folds of her clothing. The deep they got the bigger the denominations the bills. Wnen the woman was d

was found $x,i6o in her possession.

or spending money.

` They Ventured too Far and Communi-

cations Were Cu

A DISASTER T0

FRENCH FORCES

t; Another Column

Defeated With Great Loss

[S Causing Grave Alarm.

French - Canadian barber, named Ploufle was this afternoon sentenced.

PARIS, Felf. 20-(Special)-A des- is said, at Casa Blanca.

patch from Tangier states that the The Spanish troops are preparing

French steamer Murso from Casa to defend the city and according to Blanca -reports that General D’Am- report Maroc and his marines have ende, venturing too ‘far beyond been landed from the French cruiser Settate had his communications cut Kiehor. by the followers ofthe Malaibnnd It is further reported that the who in great force routed the French column stationed not far

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 19-Annie

Mnrtiu, an aged woman, was adxniited to the Cily Aln1s'nousc, with the proper certificate as to her destination. The fl.-si: acl. on the program of her being installed as an inmate was s bath, to

At last she consented. and as the at- tendants began to prepare her or

robed and her clothing searched there

The result is that the supposed pauper will have to psy $2.50 a week for he board and keep and Wm be ,mowed ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20- Stoessel be commutted to ten years

muy u stated amount of her own Cash (Special)~Lt. Gen. Stoessel waslhnprisonment in n fortress and that

French' outlying posts.

from Rabat has been defeated by the

The greatest anxiety prevails, it tribcsmcn with great loss.

“W3 WW" DEATH SENTENCE

FOR. STOESSEL

111

Bl'

is-

condemned to death this evening by

. military court for the surrender of

_ were suc essl y

Reading and conversation in public down by the blguknue in front, p ,__

931,001 buildings, So of drivers of horse drawn vehi- OTTAWA' Feb_ 19___A sequel to the_Reiss, chief of the staff to Gen.

A A'_‘P:ort Arthur to the Japanese. ,WL

;" General Fock, who commanded

I :fourth east Siberian division at

Port Arthur was ordered to be re- primanded‘t`or n. disciplinary offence not connected with the surrender, and Gen. Smirod, acting comman-

ldnnt of the fortress and Maj. Gen.

Franco-Canadian treaty is contained' SCOGSSGI Were Hmluitfed Of the in a 110566 Of mill-1011 by the Minis” charges against them for lack of

This “Guo” was “ken at 0 meet' he seen above their heads. This

ing Of the R°°h°ste" Ministerial As' signalling is done somewhat differ- h tl t H

soclation Tuesday. The police re-lently hy the drigersi of nptomobilesilgxztiif bang, Ofni h5?\:§.l;]1mf1?0us:nd the death'sentcnce upon Lieut. Gen.

tl 1 d ll the tres concert who mt ww' ° “ sue c‘ml'm`.o, year for a line of steamers be-

cen y case 8' u ' stances, what the automobile driver ,tween Canadian and French ports to

hells, picture machine hulls and gen- does to Signal to the man back of nm for a period of ten years. It is

h V _ el

vial _zontally to the rig t~ by the Alpanm V

owl amusement res°rts_0n Sundays` “lm that hi; bel? iselgcxgtfgsa lunderstood that a line of fortnight

Amajority of council favors the his arm ou sl e o My or weekly Steamers Wm be put 0

cr °f'M“"i“e given tonight' It inilproof. The court recommended that

,Court Martial Finds Him Guilty of Sur- rendering Po-t Arthur To the Ene-

..f I my--The Sentences of Other -

Oiiicers. `

he be excluded from service.

Gen. Voodaar, president of the

ourt_ read the sentence amid tense silence.

By a great effort of self control

Stoessel maintained a rigid soldier- llike impnssivity.

Gen. Smirnoff was also seemingly

,unmoved but there wt re tears in the _eyes of Gen. Reiss. I Before the sentence was rcadfmea- 'sures were taken to prevent any de- monstration in favor of Etoessel by n. number of young officers and wit- 'uesscs who were present.

THE HOLSTEIN

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nv wAt.'r1~:a LEA, vxcrorua. `

Greamelle, champion milk cow of has latelyfcompleted an odlcial but-

the world gave under omcial test' ter refcord that has never seen ap- ' _ , preached of any other breed.

119 lbs of milk in one day, 10,017 in An men is prevalent among B cet,

one hundred days; and 26,280 lbs in mm class of dnirymen 0,. mwel- one year. But qoianthefs 4th'e J0- cow owners, that large records are

henna is easily queen of them all, and what they term forced, and harmful

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huh “"0"” th." I' mai” r I tl d generous atronlle 1°” ““°“" |I=?f°nI=l?nna:|l`t1y°m oxpaeudi

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FRIESIAN BREED I

0F DAIRY CATTLE

. ` IS PIISIPIINIIJ

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_ Government Will n0l lielntro- duced the Irish Bill atlhis Session

LONDON, Feb. 19-All doubt th.a_t

NIININE SHAIIIS

WIIII I .IIIIIUIJ

TORONTO, Feb. 19-A warrant has

been issued for the arrest of L. N

Spear, president of the Spear Mining

corporation, on a charge of fraud He is alleged to have sold shares in the Bonanza gold mine which was supposed to be in Offer township, north of Lsrder’s Lake. Several thousand shares are said

The Merits oi This Popular Breed Explained, by

Known Breeder oi This Province.

a Well-

to the eows. ‘A little thought will convince any one of the erroneous- ness oi this belief. As a cow, like any other creature can only eat large quantities when the stomachs are given just whatcan be easily Continued on page 4.

- Type of Champion Holstein-Friesian Dairy Cow.

the Government is planning the in-

troduction of legislation looking to home rule for Ireland in the present session of Parliament was set at rest when Mr. Asquith, Chancellor of the Exchequer, declared on behalf of the Premier that the government had no intention of reintroducing the Irish Council's Bill.

to have been sold at Sc loc. and |5c., one nian's purchase having amounted to $300. It is stated that early in january Spear left t.ie city. The shareholders called a meeting and decided toinves- tigaie. So far ss they can learn there is no such urine as the Bonanza.

“i"llliNntirIIun's I;

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The Three nurands In in§Tlsf»_>d{g Acrffe Pellniers In si

Such is Wonderland's hill for this?

evening. The Three Durands repeat the boxing act presented last night,-

yand Mr _ Casey learning to box is I :certainly attraction sudicient to fill any house. Every one should see

the “Defends is this tiunnipatl

imagine le. Le e e ers e

gBl|?ulaH' favorites who made such al isuccess of their last weok's per-,

liormance here, hpill bstat Wofnder ` land again for t s even ng, per orv, ‘ing the sketch which tbeygave on tw- Keith and Proctor circuit prior‘ ` -;’:"'a‘°‘.':.° in ;'::n::° 2:11", = guaralgteed toe contain fhrty fivzl .llsughs in that space oi time. Pro- ;porly speaking it" il a “Travesty |on Shakespeare, introducing Si Kidder as an aspirant for Shakes- pearean honors, and very much in love with Sin, at the some time as much afraid .of his mother-in-law.

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Kidd r Two Illustrated Songs-Orchestral Music. Eleg-

ant Motlon Pictures

_1.i_-M-1--lauiu-_ 'f -

His quotations from Shakespeare

placed and misplaced are the most laughable comedy, :Ind when 'Bin takes the game up and beats him nf, it, the limit is about reached and the story capltally told. Bee Le Pelletiers in this. Their filling in oi ' s vacancy on Monday evening can be no idea of what they can do when some rosi acting and ‘ histrionic work is their option. They are in- 1-rltable in this, and between them ~ d the clever Durands comedy will

“liilé Hlllireme at .Wonderland to-

rl't.` .

see regular space for motion pie-

Lures and illustrated son s. Be sure to come to Wonderland this evening, and onioy the most generous pro- gram it has yet offered; the best music in the city,`and motion pie- turee' which are a revelation nl to what motion pictures can do in the way of teaching, pleasing and amus- iog. I

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