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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD TSLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1907. '
AU. I\' Ai)\` ’\,\§ii\¥
ALLIN ‘|lV\ U ii
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A Worthy
gure in
ism For
HAMILTUN- nit- gl-(Sreclali-John R
Cameron, c iltq  the Spreiator was
.,-.
found dead in New mo,-n|,,R_ Apopxexy
was thc cause oiiqgh,
J°h“ §_x"b°°“i\st_hrtin. for many years
°°““°°I* Wiiiiiicrfliamilton Spectator
and 5i“°° 1394 Ihtrilior in ch'ef was horn
I" P°\"'hi lim- Iii' early drifted into
.i°llf'\h1|l|U\ “Hd las nt various times cou-
ncnied with in|iy5§_iwi,.p,|,e,_~_
H0 ii-*Dk Dartnihlunri or in tl shuttle
~°f Hideaway iiiifiaier in \vo1se!ey'»
'°XPlfdIii"\i0 i»h¢N§x_th\vest. lic vias a
'Gonseivative iiniphto ectienlst nlvviiys, a
bright and oiiliie efiizoriai writer,
inclining to indfmagnge mm an ea,.|,,_.,,;
advocate of purii;il"‘eg>e-,,¢|,,n,_
H9 WH Dcfiilh ‘the be t pnrngraph
‘micr °“ th” CIWIIIIII Dress in his time.
aa-A ' v
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His brother H. W. is munogcr of the
National Drug Co here.
SENSIIIUNIL 
INIIULSI HELL]
I.o»znoN, Dec 30 -(Special) -The body of
Thos. Charles Druce of IligligaieCeinetery
was cxhumed this morning, just 43 years
after its burial.
The collin was found in cont-iin the
I rtmains of u human body thus exploding
the romanic tales told by Robert C. Unli-
mmm -»CES I T” ihmmhfmmii
BODY
well and others who affirmed during the confirm that the body burici in 1801 vas
"II Slliiiilil           . wins iii iii
iiilll . lillllllilis   ‘ .D  “inn iwn grin
FI' I" DBSPOHU-ency Cau=¢;d B I   I I
jour" __ ~ L ___ ~ .Y- I ' ' To Fill Vacancies In Stan- J
a °"g "ess Had Bee" * " ~- stead and South Huron
Y°““` I a°"i""‘°'"‘“"' And Not The Roll Of [lead Stated To Be There °@“S°ibYD@=1ih-
Sr. Jonrv, Dec 3(T¥_(Srocini)-W- S-     Clais 01'rAw1i Dec ‘i0 Tsve ini)--W it hnie
 , ' _, _ _ _ . .i.- pc i- s '
F3Z;;:_:;‘:_ll;i_r:;:jt€;i_ti;ear;_ar:: £or_l_|;er_|; ’ . _ ,been issued lor by-elections in Stansioaii
d°bD0lf’I¢D°¥ due to illness from which ho       me Somh Huron'
md bw" sunariua mr _mme ___“___ ' > ' ' f- ~ - ~ homlnation ilav will be January 15 and
I \ polling day January 22.
I" "UN Hkvd filly, l son of .the inte   d F d T `
,L B_B“h“_ _md mp__aw_of _"___ _Me sh.  e  he vacancy in Stanelead was unused in business in i.i..- I, ,'.
recent hearing of the Druce perjury case ac;_u,,|iy that of 'p_ C_ D,,,¢c_
that it contained a roll of lead.
So far as the general public is concerned
The official statement given out by the
representatives of the Home Office and me enum dmum nt Drum-Duke of
when who were omcmuy present at the i’.>rol»\nd controversy is at- im end und the
exhumntion iiot only detiniteiy disposes case of tl.e claimant Georlle H°"°“‘I‘Y
of the lend myth, but seems cifcctively to Drucc, bus fallen to theground.
Li "Wifi Tin: iilsromr
“NIS  IN  »f  or MAMUFASCTURE
the Poison In His Wif`e’s
"“"NINiNiNU   or intent ciorn
NHL  Uiiii”
Practica_IIv_IIiv_e 'No ~EfI`ects In
decreasingihfi Spirit Of _
.iiu'sfta_nce
Sr. Phrhiisiiuinfggc. 29-The trial on
charges of tmnsonigimmn fit' the tirat
douma who slgnnihe Viborg manifesto
nailing up in the tltilnns ol Ilustla to
stand up for theiirtlttii, is virtually over.
The imdincss oiihdefondante 'tc admit.
thc charges to thehdiotinent of having
signed and flistrllaotl-the manifesto has_
Greatly simpiiiiedte"`government’s taski
iind reduced tbeleai side ofthe ease lo a
minimum hy u holliohviating the neces-
sity for calling villsleu. '
Arguments by iii prosecution and by
the delouoi will marie tomorrow. They
n iii nt- eeniiaee niiiér romsiiiiss. miie
ri. veiopinontii atihlrial have done mush
toward vindicatlonot the s»KU°l'l 01 W0
manifesto and thi powerful IPHWIIBU
rnaile yesterday hiridriven away all mis-
givings, awnkenstugisi public sentiment
and ii.iuecl the iii-time sllirit in W0
ranks of the oppnilltll-
Wlmt is tlicliiiteriiy Dance ?
INIIININU
,_..
Tonight, "Fiiiriiiili" WI" °"°*`
iuauiniotli picterlilhlifllll 00">I`>i-IU! °|
the four snh_iectslU".f;‘|° mlm' 'nd
an aatiiiienii reuattiix dia premier in
u"_ Tue bm |. ¢_h¢oro_ as follows:
(1) “The _Gren‘.fiI|1Kf'»
on “A Modem iioiiqa It WW*-"
(li) “Satan in [’rlt\i"1 I
(ii "tips ami me 01-0-Heh"
in) "rite liianiiiiiiw 0! 5"" "mi-
(li) “Tl r:Sia\ o."
'rue iiinuraied st'fIi\ I’?`*“°¥ I” Mi'
M-iildiron. _I m
On New Ycai's lU,\i‘°,9“..R.m°__‘-.° ' f
ln! hoiii Bud Uh¢tlf"l_; hr  ug-
Diotures on New ii" ' u  ‘, B °
ta bel as folio#
52;) "‘Mli:advontu¢°i 9 SWS? s‘“¥°"“
. . 'y I’
lm “The Tramv”-_ »-
~-'rii 'nitisii » ~,,
iii "ritz Uiiiii<»ii'\°*°'*'f'i°
Wai; i huh
'riia above vroii¢“ ,Mm ‘_’___h';Mm
Quuuec,Dcc2il-The sensational devel'
opments at the coroner: inquest yesterday
on thc body ol Marie Pinmondon, wiic of
Omer Rochette, by which lt was chown
thiit the ur.fortuna’e womalwae poisoned
by arsenic, thought to have been admin-
istered to har by her husband, disclosed
the moat cruel and gruesome crime that
has ever upfeiired in the annals of crim-
inologyin this district. ‘
Omer Rouhette, the suspected husband,
is new n fugitive from justice and the
authorltici throughout the length and
breadth of the dominion, as wellns the
secret eorvicein the United States, are
now keenly on tba alert for his detention.
Although his wife‘s iieath was _nf 'a
suspicious nature still at the time, ber
maiadvwns dingnosci as gastritis by a
physician iind the interment purmittcil.
IIIUIIIEH NiU.iiU
IIIUIIIII iii IHL
Posse of Citizens Oi-a Georgia,
. Town Smoke Out a
Cuiprit
Minvinne, GA., Deo. 2').-John Mijor,
the negro who recently shot and Rllleg
.i. W. Brinron town marshal, at thin,
plate was shot death today by ri posse.
Mnior was found in abou-o about three'
miles from Midvilia. During the attempt
te capture him, a shot! fired, hom the
house by Major struck Mr. Williams,
the present town Marshal inflicting' a
alight wound. The housa was blot sal
on fire. Afto~- he had come out and fired
both barrels of his gun without cffcot,
the negro was kllli‘d.'Tonigh_t nearly
every man on the street is carrying a
ahortgun or rifle, but it il hoped that
than viiii be no further trouble. ' ' ‘
A A.~i,iiouiiciaiv|__E_iir,s ,.
artist a bbi`of apple# for New'\Y_ear'i`i ,rt
Oartai’s sais today. Sea  _, ', L
- Mliiardt Linimentcuras Diphth aria. _
liiil. Us came home, found a skIlful`dyer
supply. Mayor Lane did not discover the
Service Uniforms
cred canvasnloth worn by soldiers in hot
accident, as in t-its case with many invm-
fiiiild when it was washed with soap,
A business man from Mn.nchesier,'while
'|t!iivri".-ation with an Eiiglisii oihcer, who
l.__._.._l*,
How The Well Known Cloth Used in
(if Many' Armies
Was Originated-The Color
Discovered By Chance
L°ND0N| D00- 29"Kh"~ki- the olive coli 'scraps of dyed cloth oi o which retained
its color under the most severe tests. The
cilnihfes,nwcs its present use to a lucky puzzling fact was that it had been cut t
from the same piece of cloth and subjected
tiolili this cotton stuff has been worn in to the some processes as the other scraps. 6
India by British troops for many years.its all of which faded. The two experiment- ‘N
'lint' WI! 0 Brocnlsh brown: but it always ers were greatly perpiexed,and_for months :
n. f
tried in vain to snlvcithe riddle. Theono
little fragment of khaki was the only one
travelling in India, cbnneed to enicr into which kept its color against all attacks. 
By chance one day they found that the
*6\N\'\{i¥<l`fi;%'\i¢\°lHl¥ that the fiht menu- dye in which this scrap had been dipped B
lecturer W would nrodiiee ii cotton drill' had remained for ii time in ii mem nigh ei
TUB young iiingliabman never forgot this
olive dye which, who-'i uselon cotton
  __ _ »E;E_§_"p/ndgwith hlurbegan the search foxx
 Qlcloth, would not yivl-i to soap or soda.
. `-,They lpcnt years in those experl -nentil, nil
,uf which provad fruitless.
 siiiis it ii
'iiiilliiiiii NINPS
PUIIILNNII. UNE.
Ponrtann, Ore., Dec. 20. -Mayor Harry
K. Lana. in an address recently before the
National Guard Association, di-.clsred that
agents of the Japanese government had
procured accurate maps of Portland and
mapl and specifications cl evary roadway
leading into the city and the various pipe
lint! by wlijoh the oityobmina its water'
pretence of the alleged spice, lic said,
until ttieirworl: was eomolctol. _where-
1
upon he sont his information to \Va`siiing
alto. ‘ '
5i16N`W0\lIfi Mt fldb Wvllifi I-'M30 bil 10l‘~ a peculiar kind. The metal of the dish 'in I
Mini- combination with the chem'c tis ofthe dye C _ . , ,
'unless a prohibitive premium is paid,
had furnished the one thing nccitful. They
tried the experiment with other piccei,
The dye held, and tlie'r fortunes were
iuade.
IIIILL IIIIII-L-'II
IINI UNNUEII
SnA'r'ri.r:. \Vn.. Dec. 2l3~0olonel U. T
Woodbury, acting commander of the
Department ofthe Columbia. U. S. A., in
a state-ment today, snid that the whole
Pacific Court would he helpless in case tho
navy should prove unable to prevent the
landing of a force of twenty thousand
Japanese or other foreign army at any of
the numerous unprotected bays along the
somv. He said there are not two thousand
regulars on the coast to resist an attack
by land, while 15,tll0 lofontrynien are
nee led.
\VIial. is the B_it.t'.-riiy I) mice ?
I EINNIIINNI-
NUSTMNN HIS. LUNG
iIiIP“ BI SIQEII
Postman Who Travels Nearly.
2000 Miles Twice
A Year
WiNNii=ec,Man.. D 0- 211-\V0l‘d |135,
been received: fromf Edmonton that
James Cornwall, the hnrdiuat mail carrier
in the British Emplie, has left on his
winter trip to distribute the letters for
he settlersfas far north as Fort
McPherson,whioh is wcil inside the Arctic
irclc. He will travel 1,059 miles on the
ourncy, which is made twice a year.in
he spring andjuet before the winter sets
Cornwall uses dogs the gre-itor part of
he distance. The weight of the letter.;
.4 limited to ini ounce czicb. No pack-
ges will lic cfiri-led. Two insnianc: con.-A
panles, which hold policies on Gu-nwai'i's
lie, have notifiei him they will be can-
niled because :of t‘\e`grearirlsk he takes,
Vi/hat is the* Butterfly Dance?
4-~»---»-_
iXPiUiS.SiY
HULIIINI iiiiiii
BUUU IN IINNNIIIII
New Yoiur, Dec 20.-llrndstreet'sI state
oftrnde tomorrow will my of business
conditions in Canada:-
Activityhas been confined entlr ly to
the holiday trade, wliieh has bean of good
volume, the lienl reports coming iroiiivthc
West. The wlioic-ale trade it nuiur¢i’Iy
quiet, but a good re-order business is
looked fnr after the New Year and
collections are also expected to he better.
Fiiiiur s for the _week nunilcr 50, as
_ against IS in this wack a ye ii' nuo.
 
.~~. I v
v  av ` a faithless wife enticed by the wealth of a
. , ‘ _  J lover. leaves A good mamtukinuthelr child
"‘ ' " ' ' with her. Her husband returns hornrfto
, '     ` ‘served as a convict and the aftrr meeting _
standard of ereef- , _ __ _ _ , ofthe father and daughtorin the litter-'ii menace tothe community and therefore
Who .Broke into Their Home
ilriil them forced Yaunger to reveal the
bitho death cf Mr. in\ell,i.iboral. and
Gunn,Conservatlve.
UIIPL UIILIUN
ININLIIS NNN BUNIIII
Ui IIUNIIILIIITINN
To whom will be Submitted
The Question Of a wage
Illia
I NIILIFIIXL MIN  
PNSSLU NINIY
autos. R Liihgow,Long aNot-
wi Citi./en Dead. Aged
Eighty Years.
iiAi.iif.\x, Di c. :tc-(Special) -James R,
Lithgaw, I no of i; wc olrfest and hcst known
bitizens of liaiif-. i died today. -
He was a r - I i l‘arto Bello, born in
i8.'7i1nd iiizi.~~ .i .ii aio was prominent
William Litliaow ef t-he Nova Scotia
Leonard Tilt: . .
if ~' _i- f -D that lu bouth liuron by the death of Mr. Steel iind Cciii c‘ornpi.ny is his my-_
Liiiié. IHUNNIN
ULU NLSIIILNT Ui
IHIS PIIULINIIL
Tells Of Men From P.E. Is-
-land Nowin Grand
Forks, B. C.
.- ke..
A correspoiiiieut writing .lo- Tie
___ Guardian all the way hom Grand Forks,
B. C., enclosing his renewal subscription,
II \Liimx,§Dcc. 29.-At ii iniieling c f thc adds; “[ nrimirc your stand on Prohibition
in New_Glasgow}yesterday it was decided l
t0 submit the matter of wages to thci
miners omiloyrd in the Dominion Coal `
Cninpany’s colleries tn the board of concil-
iation to be uppuintei under the Lemieux
conciliation act. The urand council's
session, at which there was allarire gath»
erlog of delegates, r.e:irly all of the
lodges being repressnted,was harmonious.
Dr. Kendall, M. P. P., vias nominated
to represent the P. W. A. on the board.
Kmnd “hmmm” of the P ‘V A held and the enil you hiive in view of monocl-
. . . I
nu P. E. I-land with the mainland hy I
t..nncl, which in my opinion is the or-ly
=~ .ni ni fuliilling the terms of union. This
pi.-. e' Britiah Coluniblais known as the
greatest mineral and fruit growing section
in the province, or I might say in Canada.
T ie Granby Mining Co'a Smelting process
America, rnii the longest in B. C. it
employs -|00 men, when running full bloat.
Phoenix mineral belt, situated 85 miles
west of here, is known as tho greatest
copper cnmp in Canada, and supplies the
Granby Sinelicr with ure. in Phoenix
also are the Dominion Copper Oo's and
other mines. Between all the mines they
.ship diiily 7.000 tons of orc to the different
NUEU EIIIIPLL .
WLIIE IUNIUNEU
Iii HUUBEHB
And Stole iheir Life
Savings _
UNioN'rowN,Pn.,Ilec. 20-Thieves eariy‘
today broke iiilo the house of William
Younger and his wife and threatening to
hiding place of $2,000 the savings of a
lifetime, which he had secreted, in the
ceiling of the sleeping room. The sgtni
couple who live alone, awoke nt midnight
to find two men in the house and one on
guard outside the door.
_What is the Butterfly Dance ? I
WUN=UiIiLiNU'S
PNUEIINIIN
for New Yr-.'ii"s night anii Thursday is
an excoliciil o e. The Ice lndustry in
Sweden is a inngniflcrni iiim -showing
the wayiceis,cut. with the large saws
run. up the hlulcis and iinriliy packed
away. The Vagabond is the story of how
iind them gone, his taking todrink. his
dismissal from work, and his robbery of
the former employers safe; then his time
Younger, near Perry. and choking berhi
K
A-ine tio~, in Phoenixtbore are over I 0')
:..inr-r-. ill- iruit grown in this section
w t~‘.i'~~ri i- -iny prizes, even in Vonroiiver
_.tin ‘ I' lic- gold and silver mari..-ii-.
i-\- ni tin fruit. linvo been taiztn tn
flilwiirii island, by N. McNi':ii.
I Liyieit bore to visit his ulii Iiriine
~ Cnllieriiic-`e. in this oily arc ii
‘ .1 number nf lioyslrom Prlni:oE'.iwar|l
mild. iii-re are the naman of a few:
.I. S. Jost, of Charlottetown, mnnngi-r of
the East. Kootenay Telephone Co.;J. A.
Murray, of Riverdale, owner of the Alps
Dairy liunch; .-\ Buchanan, of Belfast.
Yai'Jmaatt\r G. N. Railway; John \‘i’cbe ter
of .\`in- Mile Creek, proprietor of the
Winniiics limi-l; John and George Biit
Pia,-iiil, Joi .\iiDonaid. Mt. Stewart; it
Melani-i-l. °`/wiigan Bridge; Pstar Mc-
Nevi., i-i i »» i-.- , J. Jlicflonald, Suminei-
siiir ‘-i~ f~ "uii°n.y, Riverdale; \Vm.
.
Runs. .‘»i_~_ ,i,:'__\ .-_\'-r.
ini uiitisi
in iiiiw wiu,
ii iii siiii
Newi Yoiiir, iitc-One? week irvlll
inuiorrow liarry K. Thiiw will ha called
ii second time before a jury to nent tl ii
charge of iii-wg niurdrred Stanford
\\'hitc. Thrro iiavi- i> en several postporc-
mciiisoi the acmnti benrii-g of thi- nolcil
ciii-1-,jbutitis now said that there ti iii ba
iiotuithvrdelay. Thaw and his attorneys
arc aoiivoly preparing for the trial aiiil
atate‘s casa has been rc idy for presenta-
tion fer some-_iimr.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will again relate
her story to i.he,iiiry and that an ir posing
array of expert rilieninta will again under.
take to eiitnblisli the contention tha
Thaw wha insane ist the time he kills,-|
Stanford White In fha Madison Square,
ma( garden, but has so far recovered |.|,
mcntnl balance as to be no lnggcg- ,,
l it of iUi"“i“ nomnim   I nomo follows. This is apowerfnl story qentiiled tofieenom.
the pow " I ,*‘w~iii_‘ho dn \icrit»
clearly mid, and contains a strong
mmm The mm ` ith h°\\l~i I' 7°” |‘*°`°°' n“*‘m'“'"’“ I object lesson. The Infiusltlvc iBoyi  
weverybrld! ¢° lim. ° ° I
each pcrfcrniinoo
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its mcse Por. RATES -ua   a   r  is a_:_ni;-nel: eo:ne_:y_-  Sim. a__i»_<;v_ ____
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05-|~_sm“.,|. mg  5. i . " Mr.' amcr. wil sing the "  ... ......... ... $13,"
 L Sanstéina Fish  A  ,    . illustrated aonI.- ~-_mat /ioroas the _,M _____H_  __ ,mt
‘, ~i ".1 goto-. Fi- erl~av_a at _ na some I ` _ i , ' | image e Gaia," and Mr. 'miner win __  __ _  _ rm
____’_,__V__ meant . W sm" , . _ft sing tothe illustrations of \\ han the -:hen
'i‘onoit'r°»Dw »‘ ‘ _,ri U' ‘ al* "nm mg _ iran-eel, arena is sniainz on the itit-ei-.' P"  ' ‘ ' ' ° '
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gold". A `_. umtflntinlt 1  elim _ . _ _ ’, films. \\ onrloilanii knows how to give a “°°'l*____s__u-'_N_ __;__l~»da»o¢e__“’ __‘__‘_’=-Laser
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