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W*¢%K“°¥5353E§°’-sail cu-lARLo'l'rETowN PRlNoE EDWARD lsl.AND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25,1905. if swam col>v..cnm
-,gt A 25 CENTS PER;MON'!`}f.
F T" B B ` B 'B E ""“ ' 'D -“‘ E ‘ *  
i l
 i CKER HAS BEEN 
FOUND GUILTY
Of Murder in the First Degree in Killing Mabel
Page Last March at Weston-iDeath in the
Electric Chair is the Penalty --Verdict
Was Reached La
ie Last Night
after Lengthy Deliberation.
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Canlnmntlll, Jan. Z~i.-(Special.)-(,llar- su
ltiltlon‘ betweell the members of the
les L. 'Flicker of _»\ul,m-".1315 was tonight Tucker family and counsel for the defellce
found guilty of lllurdering in first degree  I f_ '_ _
Miss Mabel Page ill her fatller’s home ill to-8 I 6 “wb “ lthout' cllumg the "mused
\Vcstoll on March 31st last.
was finally decided to close the case of
the witness stanrl.
\Vhentlle|defence closed today, after
Tllc".penalty is death in the electric calling two or tllrce witnesses to testify
chair in the.state prison at Charlestown
l i _ _ _ wa. _ .
It mul' n m le from Hume of t'rml` HL Wm fornlof questioning fof witnesses whose
to
il variety of points, evidence in rebuttal
~l pllt on by both sides This took the
he “‘mte""’°d lmcr' previous statclllellts in connection with
VVhell the verdict was urulounccd Tuck- tl
le lllurder were incollsistellt with those
cr collapsed uttferiyand fell overon the "mile ‘|\ll`l“#5 UW mill-
raillng of the cage. His counsel rushed to
Among these witnesses was Danie
ills assistance but it was some time before ggnnony who' while testifying for the
fence, stated that he saw Tucker on the
he l`9Yl.V0‘l- Ridgeway road at about 12 30 on the day
Tllls is the ending of one of the most Uf
‘ Connoli_v's, elllploycr, Charles Cutter,
sensational trials in the eastern states/l‘lle
the lllurder. To dispose of this claim,
lied by the ilovernment, tcs-
casewas iventothe' ‘ bf tw `- ca
‘F WY W" °° tulsa tlnlt oonnolly told lilin
clock this afternoon but no verdict was hc
did not know whether the
reached until after ten 0'clock tonight. man he saw on tllat day was Tucker or
CM;,mm,m.3_ MASS' Jam 21__T|,e p,.c_ someone else. Stenogfapllio reports of the
scntatlcn of evldcllce ill thc Tucker 5§`"‘“‘l -illfy hl"‘1`l“g S °“'0d l-hilt' C0¥\U0l|Y
um,-dcr 5,-ml was concludcd Wm, thc testilled tllat ile did not look at ills watch
luljouxnlllellt of court to-day. There now l’”l1‘V00" U35 “nd 1 °'0l00k 0" U18 di’-Y Of
remains to conclude the case the closing the m“|‘d9l‘~
argument of counsel which is
State Police Ollicers Nealund Hannnond
cxpccted to consume all of contradicted Mrs. Tucker, saying thai.
Monday and possibly n part of W
'l`lle~lda and the cilarge of the court, SH
ilcn shown her son's broken knife, she
id .she had never known ililn to own a
- y
bt-fore the case is given tnnjnry for their llllnilm; 1<r\ifc~ Yestwllly and today Mrs-
m,swc,» “-1,cf,hc|- Tucker is guilty or not Tucker said Tucker had used the knife in
guilty. cleaning game.
Three full weeks have been devoted to .
thc tak-ng of testimony, the prosecution tlv
Mrs. 'l‘ucker appeared on the stand
ice today, once just before the defence
lmving used exactly tw., weeks fgl- its rested, to allswer ll question about her
side "ml the png; ni; days having been son‘s kllifc and the second tilllc 'in rebut-
occupied by the defense. In that time tal with reference to the pill said tohave
sccre».nr_witneu.sea,were_cnll¢a, lnelndlng he
en worn by Tucker oil nlany occasions
manytxperts, the father and brother of and which she failed to identify yester-
tho murdered womlln and the brother, fi
father, mother of the accused.
Wiicll court opened today, interest ill f’
the case which ll.t no time hns walled and in
wlllch yesterday reaclled a climax when i"
Mrs. Tucker, the mother of the defendellt in
collapsed upon the witness sl:-and was by
still intense. ' W
The report has been circulated that the 
prisoner would take the stand to estab- P
llsh nn alibi; to prove the ownership of -‘il
the alleged “Page” pin and to account for d
ills knife and tell ill'hls own words wily m
it was broken. It was understood that I'
Tucker wished to do this but after a con- 0
TEST THE KIDNEYS
Allow thc urine to stand in it glass ves~ _
sei for twcnt -foul* hours llnd if at tho end
of that it is clouded or has left a sediment
ln the bottom of the vessel you lllny be
sure that fyour kidneys are disellsed. As
il. nleuns 0 invigorating the actllgl of the
kidneys and making them str ng and
healthy, there is no preparation so prompt
and nolle so thorough as Dr. Chase's
Kidney Liver Pills.
l .
Large Lot of
New Lines of,
Ladies’ `
Slippers,
E
W
snow ilhrnillg in some localities to rain.
fly- ,
In connection with the question of the
wnership of the pill, photographs were
trodnced today showing a cap belong-
g to Tucker with ll shield pill fastened
it. These photographs were exllnllned
thc jury under a magnifying glass and
hell the defence asked thc pilotographer
hethcr the pill ill the picture alld the
ill exhibited ill tile court room were thc
\ll’le, the court said tllllt thc jury could
ecide the question. The taking of testi-
ony was concluded before the usual
our for Saturday adjournment.
The court. acqulescerl ill the opinion of
ullsel tilat tile time rcmllilling was too
o
short for argument to begin today and
adjouruell ulltii Monday morning.
THE WEATHER
THE PROIIABILITIES.
Tol1oN'l'o, J all. 25.-(Special.)--Maritime
inds, increasing to gales, easterly today,
'run 'rull1l'lcR§'rl1l:lr.
Tile weather yesterday after the storln
fMonday took a decided turn for cold
nd last night the thermometer regis_tered
ll degrees below zero.
For the strictly correct in men’s
venin dress accessories -come
B
to our furnishing department.Dress
hirts, collars, cuffs, ties gloves.
s .
etc.-all of absolute correctness in
si ie-selling at the closest prices.
  lil Yillllllllli
Passingihe Estimates Island
Members Ask Questions-
The Ontario Elections
Today. '
mates some of which provoked heated
discussions. ~ ll
Not lllnch will be done tomorrow as
ll
questions relating to the Murray Harbor
Brlzincil, the illstallation of the Marconi
system ell the Stanley and Millto, what
the effect of thc .\nglo-Alllericnll protest
against it will be and for correspondence
on the station site.
WllMlN llllHNll] »
IN Hill lIHllll
ll
Adam Lloyd aged 68 years, of Money-'
lnore, ten miles from here was burned to
death yesterday.
when he returned to the house about llf~ 
tingin a chair ill the dining room with her w
clothes on iirc.
No explanation can be given for thc oc~ A
W
fo
____ of
tl
witll concerts but at no time in my expel' yy
iellcc have things golle with the “Zip F
Boom" that they no under Com- r
lllittce ulen Mcl’hceand Paton. Ere the
are welcoming thc coming guest. Last
night`s bill might have proved ill less cap- y
able hands an enlbarras des riches. As it 
was il good one, well varied.
In one feature the concert was ahead of u
its predecessors. The hackneyed songs
(none the less beautiful ll.lld no demerit is c
illlplied) were conspicuous by their ab- "
were illtroduccd, aye and ou better
Of their better known rivals
These were colltributed by Miss Ha/el 5
Brenlner, The Scottish Blue Bells,
Miss \Varburtcn "Wlly left I my hulne:
Mr. Gillis "My heather hllls"; Mr. Ritchie
“The Braessf Gieniii`er:" and Mr. Stanley
in the Battle of Sterling. ‘ 1/
That most of these were encored speaks
well for song and singer. I dare not
gram in detail. One and all were f
imbued with the spirit of the occasion, i'
the magnetism of a tllronged house and c
the generous applause, liberally bestowed C
Instrumental numbers were contributed A
by Mr. Vt'att.s and Profess r Villniconlllc, c
ess inspiring his how. ll
Miss Rattray`s readings are always en- it
lllllWl `lilllNiiS ‘ _Sl
their friends lll the Ontario elections. *li
Island members gave notice of several ""5 Cfellted Holm? '-'0mlD0Hl5-
I
St.
lierhusballd went out to the barll ami Im
.
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Standing room only. Audience a lecord nn
one. i’rogranlnlc worthy of it. ,_
I have' been llluny moons associated U
audience has l-lpeeded the parting, they S51
was the score of good things was carried M
through by ten thirty. The programme H
- . _ . , n.
sence. New and beautiful Scotch lyrics been “m_Mte|l L0 the scum.
acqllaintance will emulate the popularity c
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MPllHl lil
. BlllllSH PEUPLE
r Russians in Aspirations
for Liberty Voiced by
Arnold Forster.
Lo.\'DoN, Jan. 24-(Special)-War Secre-
tlry Arnold Foster, speaking at Croydon
0'l"r.\\v/., Jan. Zi.-(Special.)-Tileilouse l'°“i8`ht °XlWeHS0‘1 U10 Sylupatlly Of HIL*
¢,c(|,,_y putin th,-cc hours lmrd work ,md people of the United Kingdom with the
get through a lot of departmental esti- People °f Rllgsm-. _
lie said he was slire all Britons desired
le peasants of Russia to cuter upon the
heritage of liberty and freedom which all
mcmbc,-S will up bc ,lwny ngmink for ritons enjoyed and obtained through
. _ . _ _ C
riiices of their forefathers. 'l`ile speech
l]llWSllll Bill '
llilll lillllll
IIALIFAX, .llln. 24.-(Special.) -The Daw-
son hockey players \vcre defeated by the
alifnx Wanderers tolligilt three to two.
n the N. ll. league Suekville defeated
.loiln Neptunes tell to three.
Tlvl-ll-lo, 0:~"r. Jail. 24.-iSpecial.)'-~Mrs.    
Nr-:w Yomc, Jan. 21.--The American
blishesthn following from Cillcngoz-
ll actual clash between Boer and
ritoll llappcneil wilell a young English-
teefl minutes later he found his wife sit~ “.D,,,,m_ Miss May Bclfo,-c_ pumicjy hc,~,,c_
hipped Gcll. lien. J. Viljoen at the en-
trance of thc Coliseum on Wallllsll
VCi\l1(}.
(len. Viljoen, who is lilo lit-ro of lllally
curmnce' Mrs' Lloyd died nlmust im' biittles ill the Boer war known l`or llis
m0d|Ui»9l.l’- bravery and courage \\3a.~l duulbfounded
hen he was suddenly confronted by his
ruler sweetlleart, who calne all the way
   frolll England with the avowed purpose
llorsewllipping him for having, as she
clares, refused to keep his prollllsc to
lrry her luld scorned her love.
You villulll, l`li teach you to break
ur prolllise," cried the young woman
itil flashing eyes as she suddenly con-
onied General Vil_joen.
“\\'lly, May, where did you come frollli'
d the alllazed General.
I cnlne from England to llorsewhip
ou. Take that! alld that! and that!"
led the enraged beauty, such exclama-
on accompanied with a stinging cut of
le rawllide wllip. She continued to ad-
llnister the lush until she ceased from
ctuul exhaustion.
“You will never forget this whipping,"
l-led Miss i3elfort,alt.er which she walked
way, leavingtilc (ieneral in the midst of
group of interested spectators \vllo had
General Viljoen made a hasty rusll for
he entrance of the Coliseum and was
non lost to sight.
ROKE SUNDAY
OBSERVANCE ACT
O'r'rk\v.\, .liln. 2:5.-Again is the issue
Ill-lfelllpf l-0 “Sk S9000 i-0 Nilvilk Of UW PTO- reviewed of pro\'inl~ial nlunicipaljurisdic-
ion over l-llc precincts of pnrliaulelli.
lerctofore the municipal autlloriticn have
ontinerl their efforts to sporadic
nforceulent of the license act
gainst the caterers of the senate and
olllnlons. Today, the barber rooms
Till! llifwl” WHS in Zlililld Him. U10 C0111!-ill' _were visited ily n couple of police officers
ments on his orcllestral numbers doubt- in plnin cloth", In the commons barber
hop they obtained tllendlllissioll from the
ttendant that a custonlcr not a lllelnber
.l0yl\b10. f/110 W"-I`fl’l SDC(-We U3 ¢‘l\¢ll f-0Sl9lf.Y' of urlialnent had been sllaved daring the
Vcry Choice.
just received. Our 'cheap-
est fine 1 strap slipper ts 7 5c.
1 strap siipper,toe cap,$1.o5
and $1.20. - _
_I strap with bow, very nice,
$I~35- - ' _
Fancy 2 strap, fancy Jet
beads, $1.90.
.Patent leather I strap fancy.-
bwi. $145- _ I
Pretty éleaded slippers' 2
Btn 8 at 2010'
The: Hagan steel and black
beaded fs ipper $3-25 “ld
$2 o,also n. lo_t of misses' #iid
childrens’ party sllpp¢f8-
very pretty at
Y
Moore & McLeods. 25d li.
_ 1.905,
DIARIES
For Pocket, Office
or Home,
All sizes, all styles, and bind-
- ings. All prices. A
4’ »
ing her good work and popularity.
The dances by Miss Paton, Master Guy 3
song has a rival in Scottish Dance. (
` rn. drill by the selinal gms lntneln
white dresses nlld handsome plaids was
a feature of the progranllne.
.A well acted duet by Miss:|Brelnner
and Mr. Ritchie scored a deserved recall.
The quartet ‘Jessie the flower of Dun-
blane’ was the arrangeplcllt of oneloi' ourl
local musicians. Excellentiy sung, it -.
ranked in high favor.
The familiar names on the program
we will pass over, endorsing- only the
endorsation given them by the npdlence.
Of the new faces on this bill we cordially
welcome Misc Hazel Bremner. Capable
and winaome, we shall look for her again,
Messrs. Gillis and Ritchie, two tenors
of great promise, Messrs. Macdonald and
Haley, two barltoncs who, the latter espe-
cially wlll`tnke rank with our- popular
soloists. The despatch, the variety, the
artistic work-what. you will--made the
evening a short but delightful one. A
word of thanka to capable and sympathe-
tic (and because necessary, generally n1
appreciated) accompanlsts.
D .
morning, whereupon the atlelldnnt was
lllnmoned to appear at thc police court
SCO!-li lll\d.MI‘- C“lfl°l' ll\`0V0‘\ llhlw G”-EUC on Tuesday tonnswer for iv. breach of the
) .
ntarlo Sunday observance uct.
' Not New.
Don't thipk our Vapo-
_~ _ Cresoiene is something
new, for it isn't. For more
than twenty years it has
-' been extensively used for
`J all forms of bronchial and
Q throat trouble. Mrs. Bal-
' ' ` lington Booth said of it,
:i'12'l>f»i1
-l
v
years ago, that “ No family where
there are young"children should be
without Vapo - Cresolene." You
breathe in the vapor, it goes all
through the bronchial tubes, sooth-
ing, healing, curing. It’s pleasant,
safe and economical. ,,
Vapo Crnnlsno In mlrl by! ov ual expnau prepaid
-m.ir':"f.;°.:.°~..l.“.f~’»°-°. 
l\\ l ~ Sh
ignore. nan iio..»l.i¢€°ii¢en\~. inn mn.. sn. usnmu.
'VICE llllllll `
lll Mlllllllll
Lord and Ladv Grey Receive
Addresses of Welcome,
Give a Dinner and
Reception.
Mo.\"rlll-Jai., .Ian Zi-(Special)-Lord lllld
Lady Grey arrived here today ull tllcir
first official visit to the city and went at
once to the Windsor Hotel.
Later in the City Hall they received all
address of welcome fronl Mllyorllapulic
and aftcl‘\vlll'ds drove to Notre lialllc
ilospital where lnore addresses were pl-e~
sented.
At seven o`clock 'i`lleir Iisccllellcies gave
il dinner and in the e\'ellillgzlttelltlcd ll
l'e<'c|llioll by thc liuaril of 'l`l'adc at which
a tllollsand men were presclll.
'l`olllorl'o\v Their lixecllellcies have nine
engilgellicllts, the prillclplll one llcillg
conferring of a degree upon Earl Grey by
McGill liniverslty.
PlllM|lll RUSS
lillcll lu in
O'l"rawk, Jan. 22.--Alexander Smith,
wllo for the past eleven years has been in
the thick of botil Provlncilll and Dolnill~
ion elections, had rl talk with .Prt-lllier
lioss when ill the City on Saturday. Mr.
Smith says that Mr. Ross told him that
the outlook is better than it was in 1002.
'l`llere are not the tllird candidate dillicul
ics, that there were in 1002. 'l`lle Liberllls
lost at least live seats because cf third
candidates, and the acrlmonious discus-
sion on the telllpcrallce issue has mitigat-
ed owing to the clear cnunciation luade
by the eonvolltlon of Novelllbcl' last. lf
the Liberal Association pail the full
strength of the Llllcral vote Mr. Ross will
llilve a good lllajorlty.
There are some twelve constituencies
now held by ,Collservutives, wllicll the
(iovernlllcnt expects to carry. .-\t. the
close of the lust sessicll the seats were .`ll
Liberals and 47 Conservatives. Theri-
lnlly he some losses but counting these
tile gllillrl will it-:ive liosii with a lllu_j0rit_y
of tell at thc least. Mr. S1llitll`.s cstinlales
are generally conservative.
AN ISLAND MAN
`LOSES HIS MONEY
Joiln Callaghan, a Bl-year-old Prince
Edwllrd Islander, ilas been ill St. John
but a few days, but during that time has
according to his own statement, been dc~
priveil of $252 and ilnally wound up ill a
police cell. Early this morning Scrgt.
Campbell was sunlllloncd by il young wo-
llllln who resides on Coburg streets near
Ullioll, who told him tllata lnan was in
the vestibule of the house. The sergeant
investigated alld found Cnllngllilll, some-
what stupeiicd frolll liquor, and as llc
could give no slltisfactory account ol'
llllnsclf, llc was placed under arrest. ill
court to-day Callaghall said that on
Tuesday some boys had taken $22 from
ililll-alloutall thc money he llllii-llcar
tlle depot, and he had since been drillk
ing and lost his in-arlllgl. lie pil-ndcd
hard fora chnncc to get away, prolnising
to leaveiown inlnlcdiately. lie was ici
go with il \\'nrlling`-St. John Globe.
THE AXE IS BUSY
IN THE FAR NORTH
.Sl-:M'1‘l.l-:, Wasil., Jan. 2l»Arlespatrll
from lhlvv.~loll says that alvllolcsalc rc
duction ill the (lovl-rnlllent force is ile-
ing nlade in the Yukon ’l`crrltol‘_v,
througll Actllllz-(Governor Maj. Wood, the
i’rcventive Uliiiccrs’ Iiepllrtnlelll, Min-
ing inspectors i)cpartnlent and 'i`cl~ri~
tcrini Sccl-ctary`s office have been nholisll-
cd, and have been consolidated under
otheroflices. Tile police will do ull ro-
cording alld inspecting in outlying dis
tricts, and will receive applications and
forward tllelll to Dawson. Thirty cm-
pioyecs are being dismissed, among them
all the mining inspectors and recorders.
ClllCAGO MARKETS.
Cnlcaeo, January 24 -(Specia|)-
Jan. Com 455 MU Corn 4-ii
" _Wheat 981 " Wheat 115
Pork $12325 “ Pork $1Zl.57§
THE Moncton 'i`mnscript says: Chur-
iottetown will vote on February ii on
olvlc ownership of street, commercial and
domestic lighting. All municipal utilities
should be underf public control. It is
better for the public to control even at
the price of occasional mismanagement.
l’l'ince \'zl.silclliko|l'tullily alllloullccli thc
strillgcllt rules usllallly accolllpnllillg ll
stale oi' sit-ge, such as lol-biildillg all per-
solls to leave their llullles llltcl' ten at
lligllt and cxtillctioll ol' illl lights at that
hour.
'l`llc llutlloritics feel rollilllelli that they
have coullllillld of the situation. 'i`llc
at rikers l't-.irailled frulll |l.llvio1cllre during
the day, owing to a curious report which
spread among them.
This was to thc cii`ect that the iilllpcror
had given in and that illree white ililgs
lvrrv displayed over the \\'intcr Palace,
showing that ills Majesty llzlll collselltcd
oiliciul denials, lt. looks as if the Ottawa
govcrlllnelll. had :let-sill-il to the dt-malld
for incrca'scd ilnunciill aid nllicll is roll-
stnlltly culuingfrom ill! ilrovillces, and
especially from Quebec.
llc Callnda, lloll. Mr. l’l'efolliaillc`s or-
gall, has a lllosi. sigllilicltnt article llendcd
“Tile Provincial Subsidies," alld it looks
as if tllc leader were intended to prepare
public opinion ful such a more as has
just been illdicated.
G. C. Lai-zs, traveller for lilander liros.,
pilint and yarnisll dealers, was run over
by a spun of runaway lloraes about
o'elock Saturday ilitcrlloon at Sllckville
and knocked illscllsillle. lie was taken
to the \Vry llousc and medical aid sulll
lllolleri. ills illjnrirs arc not serious.
'l‘lle llor.~.es were ilttucllctl to all empty
sled and belonged to the Ladies' College.
ONE OF 'l`lll~I \'ll.l<iST DISIEAHIZS
ls clltnrrll wllicll lirsl attacks the nos
and throat and illlally spli-llfls tllillllgll
thc systclll. Tilt- one sure cure is frag-
rant. llealillg (7lltill'l~llilzrlln- wllii-ll is sent
bv the air ylnl l\l'caillc<lil'c<-i io i|ll» root of
tile trollblc. l\ir. 'i`. Y. .\lac\'irlll' of Ynr
lnollill, sllil`cl'eil for _vi-al'.~ frillll t-aillrrll
and sllys, "ln llly long expcriellce with
lolllllsolnc tiistlllsc lnt‘\'cl' listed any rr-
llletiy ill.'ll l'elil~\'l‘ll illid i-llrwl so llrrllllplly
as (flliill~l‘ll<lz<»llt‘. \\`llcll llly lltlstrils \\‘ul1-
so st.llli'i-il up that lr>ouldll'i lll'\-:lille I
foulld at few inllalaiions of ililillrrllilzrlllt-
lvns .~llilicit-lll in cicnr a\\':l_v ilu- llluci.ll.~.
l alll pl-rfi‘<~l,ly cllred by i`atill'l‘llol.nlle and
frcc lroln tllc ilisi-use clliiri-ly." list- only
Cniiwrllozolle .tlolllpluic outilt $1.00; irinl
size 25c.
I ST. PETERSBURG
The_Authorities Confident, the Strikers Quiet, '
Deceived by Report That Czar Grants an
Eight Hour Law- Disorders increase
in Moscow and Strike Breaks out
at Vilna
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i' V
.-\t-colwliln; to this repol'l ii' lin- l‘Inlperol.'
V i l.
ST.
Tilt- ranks oi the sirikcls are bt-ing coll
Tollo.\'1‘ll, .l:ln. 2Z2.-Iiirs. (Sellniori Cox'
dlcli this nlorlling. aged UZ. Shi- hm] Lcc"
llllllrli-fl i2 yt-nrs. }~}¢»,~|fi.»_-,- |,..,~ |,,,_.,l,,,,,,|_
she leaves tilrcc sons alld ivvo tinllglllelzv
ST. i’i-:'l'l»:il~lllJili:, .l;lll. L1l.--iSpecia|.l- ` to rcrlllcc the lnllxilllulll legal workillg
hours froln elt-,ren tuciglli.
` had refllsed, ll l'i~il ling wollld have been,
ali.~'plllyt-ti. This report was tile cause of
great rejoicing ulllung the llll-ll.
NA, Illlssizl, Jiln. 24-iSpi:ci;tl.l-
tolvn is quiet.
i’l-:'l'l~:llslll‘lli;, Jan, 2.i-l)iso;~de|~n
have begun ill Moscow and extreme ten
sion exists.
stilllily lluglllellled. .\IQ'e troops llavc
been ilrollgilt to lilo ancient capital.
LOOKS LIKE MORE
FOR THE PROVINCES  
Le Canada, Hon. Mr. Preloniaine’s Orgall, Has a Signifi-
cant Leader Which_lndicates That Dominion Gov-
ernment is About to increase Subsidies.
l\lollil'enl,.ll\ll. 2;l.~In .spite of scllli- l.c Clllllldu. iluds it :ln illlollrllv lirll
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creas, in: the swine proportion, while the
‘ latter rcsel~ves remain stationary.
Tile writer ill Le Canada qllotcs e olil
argument from Quebec. that if the it-.lt-mi
uolltribution io the province xv*
MRS. SENATOR COX
HAS PASSED AWAY
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