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LIQUOR SELLER   _ cusro/li oFE|CERS_WARNED iMoscoWsrRii<E  
. is Coivi/iiirreo . Nor To ACCEPT o|=i=icEs is Aaour ENDED
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if ` I 1
r Trial in St J ` blll l ' llll
Fo V _ . ohn on Charge of Selling In _or-Under _Civic or Municipal- Corporations--By-Election 'Nomin-,Ami Mal' b° Lalled 0"' “Gu” lla hgh 3
Under False Label and Deceiving His Cus- ation for the Commons in Quebec-Tarlii Commission Listen to C°“ll""°"°p°°5°“t‘ are E"'°§°d Agalllst
tomers-The Case Comes Under the More De'n'i'ands_ for increased Protection Along Various Lines' R°V°l"“°"°"l°‘ ‘md Attack the st"lk°“
Canadian Criminal Law. oillianuiaciure, and Others Sliil to be l'leard°irom. A “Mil” °l Railway T°m UP'
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h.,.__loHN_Doo_28__(So(,cl,,l)_A verylm Buclmmm,s repnmuom O_m_AwA_Dcc_ 28' (Spe6m)_A special _ , _ _ ST. Pi-Yransnunc, Dec. 28.-(Speclal.)- attempt of the Revolutionlsts to over_
ni.-stiiig case was hoard in the Police
tiniiit here today.
.Ianics McCarthy, liquor dealer, was
1-iiiiigcd with putting on bottles contain-
iin; whisky certain labels almost identi-
inl with those used on Jauies Buchanan's
\\i1i.-.kyniirl thus attempting to deceive
i-nstcniers and secure orders for liquor on 1 a criminal charge.
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ENGLAND Hllllll.
'i`<iuoN'ro, Decenibcr 27.-The first;
which ls being prepared to take the S
the Church of the Redeemer, corner ‘
iiiiys. Members from all over Ciiiiada rl,
will bc present. ‘o
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“Jns. Buchan," instead of “Jas. Buchan-
nn," called to the~following instructions by the
The labels were identical with Bucha-
iian`s in color and size but instead of `the l
words “House of Commons," bore the
memorandum to the following effect has
leen authorized by the Customs Depart-
, nierit:_
'ords‘House of Senate,” and the name
“The attention of Custom officers is
McCarthy wus committed fortrial under (l°'em°" A" C°“n°ll¥
“No officer of the Customs is allowed to
- ~ - ' r- ~- ~--»--  -» -~~--_ |1016 an incorporate oillee, nor to interfere
political questions, either local or gene-
School Trustees and Councillor. paper strongly advocating higher pi o- ‘
TMS applies nllke to Omen” ol the lmltecuon against American goods whhh According to advices received today the
side nn.-1 outside ssrvrwl, rebellion at Moscow is entering upon its
Siiiznoaooxs, Dec. 28.-(Speeial.)-No-
mlnation of candidates for the hyo-elec- ' The Ruorlllo warfare was oonllnuod to
tion for the Federal House took place this
fgrenogn an Cqokghlre, and shoe trade in fnvor of increased duty The slrlkers have lost heart and the
Only two names, A. B. Hunt Liberal'
l ' Workmen’s Council is considering calling
and R. H. Pope, Conservative, were rio- A deputation appeared on behalf of the on- the Bm_lke_
minated.
were dumped into Canada and menace
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the manufacturing trade of the country
A paper was presented from the boot
on boots and shoes.
paint and varnish trade and presented
QUEBEC, Dec. 28.-(Speclal.)-Before the _ a statement of the condition of their in-
Tariil’ Commission this morning George dustrles at prosent and suggested ln- Work begun by the troops and end me
Amlcet, Provincial President of the Do- creased duty on paints to counter~bali\nc
minion' Manufacturers' Association, read the lead duty. The lower classes me enraged no the
final stage.
day but on a smaller scale.
the Black Hundred will complete the
revolution with a horrible massacre.
A HMM mills' EIGHT iHoilsAND _ T .NEW ivliilitl inilrniiiins i‘iLi|;i1'"
_ M.\1wr¢,snsi<.,Dee. 27.~L<>nis sheen- ' ° A I
l'\'f0l-\"E Of l~l\0 00lllDil¢llll0l1 Wllllllli-U00 fhlde,u iiomesteuder was found dead in his '
‘fllll@"e‘V Ullllwh Of Ellillllllfl llYl11ll“l ,bed last week. The body was frozen - `
thout any one to say a last word to .
` 'l '\\'i
lhilll- The renlains were shipped L0 sr. Pcrsnsnunc, Dee. 2e.-(Snee1n1.)-
AV°°dst°°k' ont" where his parents \V E Smith an American who~arrived
wis _siiinriiiu
_nos-~rn.~:, nee, 20.-in her lodgings at iio
West Fourth street, South Boston, the
ltfeiess borly of Miss Robinson, 75 years
of age, \\'ii.~i found lying upon the floor .
ycstciwlay afternoon and an overturned
mis stove that had caused a slight fire in
areholders are addressing to the
liio ilnnies had not reached the wouian's Domlnloo and orovloolol governments
resolution passed at the recent ~
Miss Robinson had no known relatives _moeolng domooolog leglolntloo to oro_
and the policc were uiiiiblc to lcilru her _toot ollvlngs of the oooolo from Hmm.
l adventurers. Shareholders are ____
clothing. o
|'ii|i annie. ‘ ol,
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Must Be Quick. _ In
Pains in the stomach and attacks of the
lrciiiely painful that immediate relief Th
inustbe obtained. There is no necessity W P the l lil ll ls - fo ll t.n L_ ov(.,-nor on B ,em yogi; ` l
_ . l a n o tts urg ri.. is true. wlndowof tliejailbyone ofri mob out- l` ellh lm ll P Y
‘ll svlllllnll f0l'0 ‘l°°l'°\`l" “ch C3595 If “ tlfgearzrsrylazngy Zllliliglogynollivlcmeomsgs While crossing the tiuick at the foot side. The negro, who h ad been drinking' llll\lf0"ll»
elmo to secure shoreholdew stool( ooo of West Market street, Patten rnugiit was boisterous in the streets and defied, il---&
_ t l lh' d ll _ 0 oll~ l to one of his feet in the guard. The the officers. Mitchel [sought to arrest
"““Pl`9“"lb°“b°l'l'er lucdlclne' Fm 531° biytgsngozgs as 51”? llo,;o Mianiolto train was shunting on the track nt hlm,butthe negro vrliipped out o knife
llyllll drl|8l!.llSlf!- llhelr Stockln return Now (lon-tl be led the time, and Patten deliberately and cutgashesln the officcr’s neck which PORTSMOUTH N H Dec 27 Adym
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T "’i1?’°’__“ astraybythese rumors: vw have vllwefl °'°k“hl"”m1°“ H';"‘,ln °’;;_’_'°f;§§ Siu: ’f;“"'°d ":;_“"yé 1;* °'t°h‘”d at °"f““°" miie cartridge, which railed to expioas
' ur confidence in the <l0mmll-tee. and “V” 5 ie l lil bl P ll ° “mg” ere “ °“t ° j" tm' ‘me when Hendersons Point was blown up
is 7 yo lll ki ll d ll f o . in tho ranlani cor core o Ce- of theuifiredushot that instantly killed .
i \ , llrhel' W WUT L00! Ml nil 01” Y lil an Kenned hwrd his cries and the nlurdwer _ lust summer, was struck by the dlgger of
le lritercsts,nnd will advise you very ‘“ - _ 7 ' ' ~ ‘
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bottle ot Chauibci~hi|n's Colle, Cholera and W
lliarrlioea Remedy is at hand. No doetoi\ m
r :_ .- In
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reside. . I ' ’
last night from Berlin says that eight
' thousand armed insurgents from the
Baltic Provinces have crossed the railway
' between Redjitze and Pskofl’ and that the
who have a battery of machine guns
--- announce that they aie annexing the cavalry and infantry _
region to the Lithuanian Republic.
Rich landed proprietors came on the
same train as Smith with nothing but
hand satchels and said they were glad to
'escape alive.
l Messages from Moscow yesterday state
whole country is lighted up with 'fires that during the nightthe artillery work _
~ A from burning residences. ed at destroying thevbarricndes. `    
The insurgents who are well armed and The revolutionlsts have divided into _
three parties and are being attacked b\
lways Item ber the “gms _
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Holiday ilifis !
See thern in our window.
-as
They are beauties.
Finoiow patent and choco-
late. '
Gibson tie, large eyel ,,
holes for silk ribbon, dainty 1 _
for dress occasions, prices f .
stamped on sole. _
Also ladies’ 2 buckle water- g
proof overshoes $1.95- Granby l- ~
make. ]ust makes a nice. _
present.
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 BROS. _ . eighttliis evening. Public inv.ited, col- for the holiday trade at the large Crock- A.. A. BARTL%TT. .
-  ~*%~@*u ieeiwii. _ .ry sis...-w. P. caiwni. 12.1.1 wow. Managing Director.
ummm-Qfunvnnuwnnwvmm-lh_~-0 -'Qr'Q |
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We wish all our, Policy-holders _
and customers, the compliments of
the season.
Hyndman  Co.,
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lb th lol on t sell .interview after the meeting stated. I
mdigliosz 0: ct?hl:il‘l cililmsn at p:‘eQnt. --- have declined re-election to thepresidcncy
,lm conuecllon ,he commlllee T.\si1».i, FLA., Dee.'2o._-Captain J. J. 0_fthe¢h11mber 01 cvmmerwvartly lgrl f
8meS,ha,lhe..comml,_m appolnted by Mitchell, 11 special police oriieer, was me rensvnthat I desire to befreeto. 0
tho shareholders no ,,_ ,moblog on T0aoN'ro, Deo. 20.-An example of killed at St. Petersburg, Florida, yester- l1llyP01lllCl1\W0rkWhlCll I Ullslllt d¢Sll‘0
""’ll° °°m° °“ “U 3“d‘lL’”l-V ““d ‘“`° 5° ex ursdnylash luke lllls Dpportunlty of nerve seldom duplicated was shown day byanegro, who.. was killed a halfl § ui;lo\1li;ake.”_ In th; last Ftatecaellslitlilxié
nmluz tllemytlmt “lhe Drooono olmo’ Thursday night if the story of Hugh hour later by a shot fired through the l`- llelvlll-ill “HUC 9- U
R ini iuciin ii ciii siiii
_ uh t h I _ tiff and the fact that his live stock were
ll “U” ° ° 9" °" U10” Ymllli 5 “UW gal most fauiished without indicate that . - - ~ - 1 --- , ____
in use, will be held at the school house of Sho had ooo" (loud three doym DL Hardy  whole Country ls Lit up with burning RC'
fCai~lyle,tiie coroner,viewed the remains BOSTON, Dec 23 -H F Allen, nn at HAL" AY Dec 28 _ls eclal l_Tw° 0 "_
_ ~o _ _ _ . . . . __ _ _ _
lllnor strcctiiiid Avenue road, on Monday ,1n,|c,,n5|d9,-ed an inquesll u,mece§5m._l._ §|dgnc¢§..."aVg Battgfy 0f Mach||\g Guns--.Thg Sltus torney of Portsmouth (N. I-l.) yesterday ' P D
.|..iiuii1-y lst. nt 2. p- nl- llllfl Oll SUUCGCIAAHII lineart disease from which the deceased Informed counsel for Charles Tucker, con- M0" at C"'pe‘ S°bI° wireless st'm°n de'
ad previously suffered, being the 'cause ' ation in Moscow A VNC!/Ui Of lhe murder Of Mllbel P1126 Ili. parted suddenly last wwk wlth°“t °b
_ fdeatli. His effects were undlsturbed.‘ ' Weston, that he thought he could identl- taining leave.
M _ ,lShoenhlde died alone in his shanty fyustick pin of Canadian design which Mn Aoley ohlol of stall- lo now solo ooo
ligurcrl prominently in the prosecutlon's
possession and was identified at the
trial as one owned by Miss Page. Tucker
maintained that his wife picked it up on
a stre.t in Portland, Maine.
__ id th wh H I d Monrnaax., December 27.-Thel 'D _ ‘ l ____   
.ie room gave ev ence a eo: a. y M t l lol; ll lll Y l _
had prolnibiy been suilocated by the _cotillllll-ju Locsllnmlmffe Sgvlnglecompzlx;      ' Bosmxf Dccemb" 26"`P"e°lde“t'
siiioke. The fire had burned itself outland oh - ‘
Henry M. Whitney yesterday infornieri
the board of directors on the Boston|
chamber of commerce that_lie would
_ decline to accept a re-election ns president-
of the chamber for the year beginning
January 1. Mr. Vi/'hitney hail, in an
1
Bos'roN, Dec. 26.-National and state
governments, and north, south, east ann
west, each have contributed features to
the Sportsmen's Show, which opened in
Mechanics' building, in this city, yester-
day for two weeks, under the auspices of
the New England Forest, Fish and Game
Association. The interior of the two main
halls of Mechanlcs'liulldiniz have been con-
verted into ri realistic Mains forest. scene.
Upright supports have been jacketed
with spruce, ilr and hemlock bark, cross
beams havebeen hidden in evergreen,and
large evergreen and birch trees have been
grouped effectively, with in background
of two large paintings of Mount Kineo
and Lake Kenneliiigo.
ANiiouy_c_E|viENrs
-A special meeting of Prince Edward
Council No 132 Royal areanum will beheld
this (Friday) evening at 8 o‘olook in John
Newson's oflice. A full attendance is re
queiited. By order of the Regent.
-The aunualentertalnmontof theClyde
River Presbyterian Sunday'School takes
place on Saturday Siith. Ifthe nl ht
_ . the Eastern Dredging Company s riredgcr
Shortly Wllllfbill bellli mile 5°” in ‘Pills gmilenedw to _hs tzgsfltfnce' "WTB _°“°_`_i_` yesterday, with the result that the craft
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nncial affair. .lust hold your interests hrs Tal “"3” ‘;mf::d Lhutehlguliggehsg l i '--'“ was nearly sunk ond sovoml molnbers of
little IODZBF, when YOU mill' Bet news lweg broken ln two places woloh makes }_rRElmol_o_ N_ _'L_ December 27__A the crew slightly injured, b_v being thrown
ore rennoumglng than to palrth now' ‘Allie man`s story rather inchusistent Pennsylvania freight train struck acoacli “ZQAUSU U10 ma0hll\¢l`¥- TWU UUBB 00"*
ll0ll°V@l')'l'flllll8lSl“ ll" “null” °°"‘ ` ' _ containing the twelve members of the 'nfwled Wllfh the Wllllllmy Dl`0lllDtlY
 0   i‘lm°"'" Avon Basketball team yesterday, killing ~l`f\l'lE0d l1l0ll8Slfl0 Of Elle F0Dldl.Y llllll'lK
' ` ` ` - one of them and fatally liijuriiig another. ‘l¥"‘dK°l` "-ml l’eS““ P“mPl"8 “nd l\"0lh¢l`
' The lmskel/|,,,l| toon, was I-emu-ning ul pulnpwiis also installed on deck, so that
Avon “nero some om] a 0)"-|5l,m,m the writer was kept down, but the hold
.celebration here. The engine struck the ‘WU "Ut 9"5ll`elY fmefl- If the llfedile 011"
lstage almost squarely in the center, ‘be kelll llll0l" \1lll»llm0l'llllllI She Will be
lthrowlng members of the party in all
di tl li l i tlei ll H '-
evidence. The pin was found in Tucker's i
The principal danger now seems that
throw the Emperor and it may be impos-
slbie'i’or the authorities to restrain these
classes if once the opportunity is offered
theui.
Four thousand strikers marched out o
Moscow today and completely destroye
several miles of railway truck between
St. Petersburg and Moscow to prevent
the arrival of the Horse Guards in thc
latter city.
The troops detained proceeded on foot.
Attacks have been iuade by thc peasants
at wayside stations on the striking
railroad men.
. .
n charge, having to keep at his post day
and night.
For the last three days he has been ai~
most wholly deprived of sleep.
He will not he able to hold out much
longer unless assistance comes soon.
_ 
Bosrox, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Ann McNamara,
originally from near Wolfviile, Nova
Scotia, was found dead in her lodgings in
Brookline yesterday, evidently having
died Christmas eve, She was aged 80.
One of her sons is a Catholic priest.
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lieachcd . .
PCC Ollbl fill( ll,Lll° llg \ ll ll . OW
'ard Brennan,oi’ Avon,was killodfoutright,
and Howard Scofield fatally injured.
A special train took the injured to Long
Branch hospital.
Wheat “ 82? Wheat “ B7
Pork, May, $13107 :Porky Jan., $13.40
SEWING MACHINE NEIDLES
for all makes of machines at Five Cents
per package and everything else pertain-
Street, Charlottetown. also on south side
of Water Street, Summerside, P. E. I.
CHICAGO MARKETS. _
onwsae, December as -<speeisi1- following skating privileges.
C°"'- D°°»- “ll _°°"‘-M°>’- “i Gentlemen and Ladies
noon, no band, 2.30 to 5.30.
ing to sawing machines at greatly re- €V€l'y S€C011d Sat.) 2.30 ifO 5.30.
duced prices. Look for the red S., Queen 
nay aiteruoon.2.3o to 5.30.,
Office and Pocket Diaries for lilll all l N0 Cvétllllg' P1‘lVllBgES. '-
slzes, all pi-ices.all bIndings.'l‘he Canadian Gentlemeifs tickets . . . _ . .  . .$3.50
Ainiariiic for lilfltl now on sale at Carter' Ln¢_1i¢l' - -_- - - -  - - ~ ~ -- -- -~- - JY-50
g ,gookslol-¢_ 234 1w Childrens  . . . .
 . . . .
 $1 _io
is uniavouriilile the following Tuesday. C_¥¥l;ll m°f¢ “PPf°Pl'lll° NCW YNY U
Admission l0cts. 2ildtv\~lip<l Anewlot. of goods iiisf. arrived hail "-l-lokolo ol Ronklnio' A W Reddlnw'
~Cnioi Service, First Methodist church lamps llbrnrylamps and othcrassortniouts Hllghul md Johhgonvo DN aww. .
RINK
SPECIAL NOTICE
Season ticket holders have
Monday and Thursday
night with band, 8 to IO.
Tuesday and Friday after-
Saturday afternoon (Band
Tuesday, Friday and Satur-
PADNNI CDAST
MAKES DEMAND
VANcJl:vicn, Dec. 28-(Special)-The
World, Liberal, comes out with a plcii
- - favoring the calling of Macpherson, M.l’.,
for Vancouver, into the Government to
_fill the portfolio vacant through the
ldeath of Mr. Prefontaln e.
The World says that all Canada is inter-
ested in the advancement nnd develop-
ment of the lnexhaustible fisheries of
-the British Columbia sea-farm and adds
that bis knowledge and experience in this
and other respects eminently ilt Mr.
Macpherson for the post and that British
Columbia demands portfolio representa-
tion which has been long promised but
has not been fulfilled.
VETEHAN lD|iDFi
DUlY HDNDHED
HALIFAX, Dec. 2:-l.-(Special)-Rev. Dr.
Rober Murray has been for fifty years con-
tinuously Editor of the Presbyterian Wit-
ness in this city and tonight the press of
Nova Scotia united with the Presbyterian
Synod in celebrating the occasion.
The Synod gave Dr. Murray an address
and cheque for five hundred and sixty
dollars and the press and other friends
presented him with a fine gold watch and
chain.
There were many speeches and ielicita
tions.
Dr. Murray‘s replv was touching and
full of interest. _
 
Coilghs, colds, hoorlolinl, and other mmm!
ailments are quickly relieved by Crcsolelio
tablets, ten MMI per box. All druggiata.
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HALF PRICE SALE
I ~or--
i=iNcY cuons AND ‘
ciiiiiiwiizis »
The balance of our splendid
lines of FANCY GOODS and
CHINAWARE to be Clean-il
out this week at exactly
HALF PRICE. Everything
marked in PLAIN FIGURES.
25 per cent off
Tuck’s Beautiful Calendars
for 1995, Christmas Cards,
Boollbfs, Toy Books and
Chlgatmss Numbers of lllus-
tra ` ‘fPapei-s.
10 per ccnt off
all other goods in our store.
Come alongand get bar sins.
Everything must be :feared
out. We on’t want to carry
anything over.
CARTER &C0., Lid,
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