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BOSTON, Dei: ill-(By \Vire)-'l`he   -H ._ ,»,., f H , H-H _ ,
postponement In London of Ithc action of Mayor Fitz Gerald in m,c_ l’()R'l`liAND Dec 18-Tliy Wire)- ODESSA Dei I8--(ily Wire)-\iine I nh U H A Uumth 'lt' tm
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umane Society NIeda|'for
Brave New Ysrk Lady
SI~ll<}NEL"l`AI)Y, Ilec 18--(Hy Wire)
_ _ » - , f ' ' 4' -lud:=i \\iut r ll ll, ,_ . _ -~_ -Henry llzrliui; rctiu in behalf ol
great Anglo-American exhibition venting Horace Britton - - 'Fen years in tl f l ' '- '  ' ` ' ~ ~ M ‘ I A mme “M mel I x g
which was to have been held here in i
nstruct  beeoiinnfznu A ’ 1” e‘°I“I_I"`I*>°n at' persons* were liilled in ii uieck' 011 :.'fs:ei'd:i§»' in f:iirl_,- goiul wentbir con- U
Or in the public schools of tlaiita was 'thc sentence imposed to-I _ the £fll1C¢1gU and St l'nul Railroad ,;,,,_,,,. I » lf'
_ .sri 'tilt , . ,_,._. _
1913 is regarded in Berlin as an avi- B0ston on the ground that lic is un day upon Rev. Frank Sandford lead- ____ here today nnil ten or more seriously frinn tlicuii illilii A, wud nundvk H'
ie f`nnn-I-tin lloynl llumane Society,
dey pr;-i.'euterl is lift--.saving medal
`i\li.=:.s i~`inl'zi|i Lane. ii prominent
_ . , _ ‘ ~. _ 'il E'y lit lil fy l"‘ _'~l_.. fl, ~ - ~t_~ f
dence of strained relations. ~ alien, has brought about his ,,,,,,_d n el' Of the Holy Ghost and Us 30. injured when the hecoiid section of tip. ,-ity 0,,-;,,g t,, ;)|,,.y \A:,,,‘,\.\ .mln lTiAr`LlAleLr€Ail;(.iA dAiMA’1\TiI;l<AiiAt1lld!;t)€'lheT*T”;sf?e
The exhibition had been put Ofl mp Storm of protests fl. _ ciety of Shiloh for c n 'i Y -. ‘ - ' ~ ‘ ” "U" "
Y 23,' mf C011 SUI) .ind ninn' retur (-1 l i - -' ,
veils here that the promoters actual- Umlailmll b1I`|5ll.' ' ‘“°"°"et- George in India is now voiced openly Sll0PD@<I On 11 Signal. Mt ..,.,.,-,_ as A,-U,,i,i,I,l :,f  M‘m.m°
- - . , -_-_*___ _ __ _____%_____ ‘ f- - '~ 'inar~:,~i-
Brittain, who is a graduate of the in ofiici circles ' I
_ _ _ _ _ - at I ~ _ _ oi: n~¢hl`p_ Tl ‘ .'l t .~: 1 ' i;l ;
of the bud blood which now exists on University of New Brunswicli, has in-    The rumor of the King's assassin- ri. Ani. nnii ,,,ijl,`(,,,:.,:§,T Mt lI’;_.uy,,,_1L_tHi0,',iU
rmed~ the Mayor thnt he tooii steps ation on Friday was the natural out-   \'L'IA"l1E Fcpnst4l1l`€l*u|'eil by .lli-5, .lud-
Competent observers agree that the "me time ago to become o cizr/eii. ~   come of the fear felt in London, and if fl- 1 After umm-i~ thi- ‘-l,.,,-,c-- ,.,,,,_
*__ - _ . lnuei the fun not stoppiii-f until ol-l
, shows how keenly on edge are the S. I _ _ ._ ._ I _c ‘
jp Germany is far m'0re better even  S  ' ' ner\'es of those whose material iii- L.) ,had tummy m""Awl'e`"m "nd U1” __  . iw
  _ blnik iniintle nf ,,,,_,ht hm, w,uD1,,,,l lt i.. ino.liiiiill_v announced that
_   terests would be affected or who its folds iironnil thc tai-;_»eti:_ All l"
_ _ _` ` L_ ' ' .realize the danger ofthe crisis which , wc-nt ziivny voting that they had ii ti
TTT* DELHI* December 17'*Killc George \vould be precipitated if harm came -_ I$`m'“I ‘INV-*` Sl’U\`L illld l1I‘=\is‘nl< thi pi
_ who "esteida 1 ft ’*‘
_ ’ y e fm Nepolean on a . - - to th ,$,m,L_I__i'n' kindness and liospitiility of  ll. und
shoomng expedition, was t`fl l h`- fr ,~ e ._ L is . Tire Judson ll i » »t l ti
ore his departure of the Kneiixgheif te li(JU\\Il.LL, Iild,, Dec G -The IONDON Dee 18-(By Wue)’“ The nianv friends of ( heater Gi _ s ex 1 c ci lit
ly mean to bury the project in view
both sides. f
llnglo-phobism at present prevailing
than that which raged during tin.
Boer war. - '
IIAIAI PYIICI
Um tax-payiirt, V 9- SUS UH? LOl\D()N, Dec 18-(By Wile)-Ap- the tram f|0m i`IL‘¥lIll'-T0 0I`flSIled into l~;~,<p~-_\,,m. L.nJUy,,] U _ _,1__ _‘_ sa:
AY 0"” year' but tm’ IIUPWSSAOU llre- and Otlwr residents of the city of d,eathS`0f mx persons on U10. Yacht Drchcnsion for the safet of Kin the first section which l-l b - ,_ A Hmm ‘C3 mum" il*
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ved Miss ldlizn linopp from drown-
lf nl__l’t dn (fhenc. _
TREATY ANAUIIII]
reslilcnt 'Volt yr-stcrilny served no-A
cf- on Ttnssiu that thc treaty of
ill! uns nbroigfiit-il.
The l’i‘c1siil<~nt`s iiirssage to the
_ s ~ _ ~ ‘ ‘~ ' ~ - » ~' -'I l ‘ ‘ 5 :i
_ I ' , _ ' 1 » ' . ` A ‘ .' 'eg ye ful. ~ -_ -' .. . . ,_ ,~ -Heliute ti.-lu ' :ifkcd ‘for ciinl'i1‘matiiiii
h _ _ g, .ii :~i,ius if n ,it I _ ll 1 - I
y _ Maharaja f N 1 _ _ 0 8 lNf0D1c of this section of Indiana All yl D i - _._ - _ . , _ . - I I L1” “' " A
0 epa Shamblin, Jan me 1 Uk , f _ ,g .1 , I . _ en 1 C 0"!-all WIIU hllfled H Ilfllfb 0l`.V. A-IW. the fast for \\ uid of this hr-2d during the whiter iii nf' s f lill; UT
  (19831 S-he Mflhnraja expressed thi tercsto tomtT1c mAAqeAn'ii“1tl mea; .m boimd box at David Lloyd George ycni-’s Moncton V' 1   und th r l ' ‘_ il :H U -~.
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IN WEST INITIIS
` _ Cldcd to fulfill his engagement.
l.l)Nl)UN, December 16-Panama  
canal possibilities begin to loom
huge in the eyes of the British naval
di_<nitarles and experts.
Mr. Churchill considers his trans-
LONDON, Dec. 16-Daniel Re noll
4 _ Y is
for from the home 'office to the nd- was “"'B‘lI.i"ed 'here tml”-V U" “ charge
mirnlty as a promotion and 'is bcnt of "‘“m‘"`mg Fwd ("0lV9l` llv Sfiikilll!
on making a record. When dues- _him with 8" axe' It ‘I°"°l"A’°‘I at U10
tioned`bv Lord Charles Beresford as lnquest that ‘leaul WHS ‘me S-0 th”
to the views of the adiniralty upon “X0 5'eVe1`"lt?. all 111'tCl`Y ill C10V¢!"S Wir
the ,Imation of placing port Royal and that he bled to death in ri fi-,ii~
in the condition of a first class naval mlnlltes-
IN THE COURT ROOM
base for the cruisers protecting
British triide routes tliruugli the C
When lfeynolds was brouglit intl,
ourt and saw his wife and six
canal, he replied that no change of months old bnby, he collapsed coin-
pollcy was necessary at the present 'plctely rind had to be enrrieil ont
nirmient. lt is an open secret, how- I
ever, that the government is prelvar- i
ieynolds is about 35 yours old and ui
ntempernte habits, '
ing ri, large scheme of naval expan-
sion in the West Indies. ' Minnrds liinimi-nt euros ignrgct in cowl,-
.
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REFUSED $l0,000
A ' SIN
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,Poli
OLE BLARK' FOX
There is an lllterestillg i‘cfci‘ci\cr T... udoptid to |u'ir\'i>iil. 'tlieir cscullu.
th, |,l,,_ck ‘ox i,,d“st,.y of y._ri,,c,, my Arc-und the puns a trench six lcct end
wiiril Island in an article just pub- I
lished in thc Belfast Evening Tele- ,.
‘upivurds in depth is dug. S-trim.
ilnnks well ntatiimteil in creosote uni
iubeddcd in the soil to .i ileptli of xl
grzilili, whose editor was oile of the further two feet. To these 'planks
pnrty of English jourllnliefn who fhlc netting iviri-, is secui'ely,nilixcil
visited these provinces last suirimer. und stretched on poles, which extend
Mr. Baird, the proprietor of the Hel- from the bottom of the trench to s
fast Telegraph, who writes the article height of twelve feet above the level
/£300. The black [ox is ii l\\\ri'o\viu:’.'
says that in one instance the owner of o
f the soil, und is then turned in-
ii black fox farm on the Island re- wards ut ,, right angle, so tliut whe-
fuscd $10,000 for is single black t
her n fox tries ,to escape by burrow-
fnx. ing or by scraniblini; up the wire it
A part of Mr. Baird's article lol- l
s equally doomed to fnilnre. In the
lows here : - mating season the animals are paired
“The island has one industrythat in beautiful kennels, to which tt run
is absolutely unique, namely the is attached. They are seperated he-
lircciling of black foxes. _ The local fore littering; so that the young may
conditions are peculiarly favorable to n
ot suffer from attacks by the dog
this new departure and the immense fox. which is nsunlly savage with thc
returns which have been secured by cubs. When the time comes to put
the pioneers in it has sent H tide of fi
n end to the careers of those whose
excitement over the island, in all fur is in perfect condition they ure
iisrts of which fox-breeding ranches segregated in ,t lethal cliarubcl' rind
are being created. Black fox breeding
is here the counterpart of the real ce- t
tate, boom that is so conspicuous .- c
feature of most towns and cities in
painlessly put to death liv cliloroform
hus the fur is preserved in perfect
ondition. At Parkside Farm, to
which we were driven, it new series ol
(,f,l,,i,. provinces ` pens was in course of construction,
“ln the London iiiurliiit the record li
nd we saw the whole proces.-i. Lutcr
price of £600 for n i-iiniln ifiiii luis i in` the iluy we inspected the premier
been paid, and this fox \-.os liri-il ln?
l’rincc Edward Isliiuil. For fiirius o
in which the soil :mil wooded shelter
urn advantageous, £1,000 is nu aver-
age price. and in some cases $2.000
has been paid, The construction cost
ranch in the whole ilruiiiniiiu, which ia
wned by lfrunk 1 'l`uplin. 'I`IlPl'e WCVG
mum. th," loo foxes nu this farinnanfi
lor one iii flu-:.;:_ 4, irfleiiilliteiit SDUCI
men. Mr, 'l‘u,lin lwfld me be bud re-
fused the rccirrii i.-lfi-r i.i ‘.`L'.0<7‘~’-'I`i1f°‘\`
of ii fox pen of the best type is about little snininls, thougli wild, lcnuw Mr.
Nlilllnl. whose fur is of thc rfufi. 'VA
Vctv description; in size it is sonic-
whnt more diminutive than thi' red
fox of this country, whose sole util-
'I`uplin's \'oice, and come i`lo.u I.-hcl
hiding places nt his cull, l‘\`»“i<I'“*| "L
noises are niailc by ntlicr.~_i. l hull ill-
guod luck to have Mr. 'l'upliu hlmsi-ll
ns my companion, and I saw S0l>l`\‘H ‘>-
ity Ream, to be as R provider of "wrt, these nretty, bi~ighl'.eycd little unlnuils
for linntsmen.
"'l‘he|e balck foxes are so VllI\\Hl'l“»
that special precautions have tb he
at ,_ distance of ii few feet, and some
even sat quietly while they were sunli-
shotted."`
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CANDIDATES ROL
”viiiEs
'Flin candidates who have been en-
rolled in The Guardian's Piano and
It is the aim ol the (liinti-,st De-
partment to be absolutely accurate
and fair in every i‘EBl’¢Ct. Mid UNB
0\`l£Hn Owning Contest ilurlnz the
- .l't l lf th will
weak ju" mam I are not in tha can be greatly facl i ntei GY
bear ln mind the followlnlr silggei'
I°HBt dsllutad bygthe vote of their
sisters, whole names appeared in the
initial list, but realize that their
chances 10|- owning a $500.00 Willis
Piano are an good as onyone's. _ i
Many have started their campauln
with a vue, nf larger proportions
than some who apparently have been.
ln tlir race for some time. 5
Tune ll yet time for any elikiblvl
woman tb bitter the Contest and be|
the leadgl- ln lfsr district at tl\9|
close. - - .
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HELP THE CONTEST MANAGER-
As each day rolls round the task of]
keeping-egrep the meny candidates.
'Moines more ntiipendmni. S'
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tlonszv `
Always count your votes bef0\€
placing them in the ballot. box_, murk-
lng the number on the outside bul-
lot.
Make up your |iaeku|:e. in a nilflt
mannm. and tie or pin the ballots
together, do not roll them.
lt is not iieccs=nl‘Y *»f‘ Writ" me
nnie iiion each separnt~ ballot if
The sllove lnstriictliinstinlc carried
ont; the top ballot in curb l>l\¢k0-K0
s sufficient.
followln instructions you Will
By R ,' *_
t nly aid the bontest Duper -
lglznt greatly, but the possibility of
error ln countlnlr Wm Il’ "°u“°°d t°
his minimum. V
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, 0 ici imllie Lee and his
brother, ,l`larence' Lee. It is stated
upon reliable nuthoi-ity_ythat the pro-
secution as well as the defense ari-
fully prepared for the trial and no
postlionczicnt or other delay of the
proccedin rs is expected.
The crime with which William 1,9;
is charged, wus unusually brutal und
heinous. The murderer, \\'lio'lias lill-
ly confessed his deed, is n _vounlz
man of l'.\\'cnt_\'-one ycnrs, His fatlier
was a fairly well-to-do farmer scar
Boonville. It is said that th-cr.: weri
frequent iluarrels over money .uatters
between William lice and his father
and tliattlie young man iviis con
sidered the “block sheep” of thi
family. 'Flin yiuuig mnn was cin:a;:c
to the dulnglitvr of ii fnrliicr in New
hurg, noi; for from here, und wus to
bc_miirricd on August 24, lust. Ur
the cvi~nin;; before the dny, s;t lo,»
the \\'cddil|i: lu-, callin* to sul: hi.
fnf,he1'. ll. is lu\li<-,veil thi-it :\"ill|:i\‘i~e
ftluise over i'.|i»‘ aliriunii of iiiiui-2;
which ‘ililliiiiii lice rlyiiufd ns bi;
uharc in the rfzilu of ciirtnin pi-op rly
iiivncil by thu fumily.
What nctu:».ll_v llappnncd in thi
holnic that night can merely be con-
iccf.uri:if. Wliethi-r William lice com-
mitted thc triple uiurder in n flt
ol' rage or w|iu,fhei‘, ns ho claims,
he merely i\<:t.cd in sell defense, run;
or may not be definitely proved dur
ini: thc coming: triul. The prisoner
admits that he killed his 1-arcnts
and his yuun_i;ci' liriitliiir by igriisliing
their heads with it small hatchet.
'l‘licn he :iuturateil the beilding and
the carpets with kerosene and appli-
ed ii burning match. After the firc
had gained i-1 good start Willialr-
fully fli'essi-il :ind with all thc money
he could find in the housc` safely ii.
his pocket he left the house and gave,
the fire alarm. The firemen reacher!
the scciic of the fire sooner than
William had expected and after they
had put out the flames the unmis-
takealilc cyiilencc of murder founi:
by them lcd to the arrest of Lee.
At first he denied the deed and as
there was a stronger feeling against
him he was taken to Evansville for
_safe keeping. Later he con-
fessed his decd, claiming however,
that his 'father and the other mem-
bers of his family had threatened to
kill him and that he had merely act-
ed in self-defense. l.ee's parents and
brother were insured for more than
$600 and as William, being: the clos-
est; blood relnt_ive, was entitled to
the iiisurnnce money, Judge Robert-S
refused to appoint coiiiiscl for the
defendant..
OIVORCED WIFE
GETS $'(I5,000
Nl<1W YORK, lleceiulier 17-A sct~
tlenicnt luis been eflectcil between Nat
Goodwin und Edna Goodrich. by
ivliicn the actress receives $115,000 in
cash and real estate to the value of
$500,000, according to the American
this morning, which gives Miss Good-
i-it-h's nttorncy as autliority for the
statement. Miss Goodrich secured a
diiorce from hcr actor husband last,
March. She was his third wife- Thv
reported settleineut is in lieu of a
marriage pledge of half the income
fncomu from. $$3!'»0.000 WOFUI Of H’-Bl
estate and stocks, it is stated. .Ac-
cording to the quoted statement of
the attorney, Goodwin some time
ago turned his stock holdings into
rtsndard bonds and Lios Angeles.
ilall., real estate.
GOHIIUNICIITION
THROUGH PROVINCE
_ \ AND WITH IIINLIIND
The Northumberland left this port
at 7.80 ai.n1- Yesterday with passen-
gers, freight and mail, GOCKIIIK at
Picton nl; 10.45 a. ni. She left on
1-etrnm at 1.45 p. m. with passengers.
fi-eight, express and N. S. mail, ar-
riving here nt 5.10 D~ m- SIN? 1°°V°5
this morning nt 7.30 for Picton.
_Yesterday the costern express was_
10 minutes lste., thc southern accom-1
modatlon was 10 nwinutes latc, the
western accommodation was on time,
th; Summorslde accommodation .wus
25 minutes late, the eastern accom-
modation was 10 minutes late and
the western express was on time.
his fiction.
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I, I g ml next Mom \c1_rn1.i Professional 0 if U0* -llIl¢\”ll'Htf‘ Ulli offeii I
ish that his illness would not inter. day before Judge Robezts of tha while he was leaving a' meeting on lrioclii-y ’l`euni, will be very sorry to by th" M°K'"""" I"'1"’¥7 (`“‘ ""mA"’l¢"I
fefe With the king-emperor’s visit.The trial of William Luc. charged with Saturiluy evening was sentenced to lf-srii that hi- is i the p le 1-1 for' Th" “‘"t°l‘*`” "Amt Y“"‘t"""I“-" "sph D. A. Iucliinnon A 3-4 pts
Bahadur, on December 11. Befoi-e his thc murder of his father, Richard tw” month. | rdvl | , H M __ " ' " “and were four in nuiiiber--t.wo nt gin .
succession of his son has iilrenclylicen 'Lee his m tl ', E ‘ ‘ '~ _ S m zum' Usplwl Smwlng fmm 1*" “Stack UT .VU~l`fIS ' t 2 - ’ '
announced and the mourning ceremon. `
i ics will be hastened. The king has de.
L( NDQN, Dec. 18'-Hon David appcmliidtis.
          
meeting here ut wliicli he had just “rday "lght I“t0“‘II"i¥ £0 SDCNI u i0W
made an address. dnys with his parents, Samuel and
A male suflragist hurled n brass |Ml‘s. Gregory, St. l’eter’s Roiid, lie-
l:Ath` '~ ‘k' -. .-,
      e  if-  
g p uni _ _ _. _
badly injuring his eye. The doctiirlhlb “mtgl B Wmk on the _Moncton
,,.hO-utte<nded the Clmnceuofs inj,,,,_ tcum, with whom he had Signed on
ics, si-iid he had a narrow escape for thc Cllmillll season. On Sunday
IVOHI AUSTIN-I the CY0- inoi'hinl; about eleven o’clnck he ivnii
_@_______
ivus seized with :iii attack of cramps
   but dcsignateii the cause to. soinc
, foo-I whicli he hud partakcu thc pre-
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CLASS 
f I ur. .l. ll. lifeline 34
r~ "Ill 1\ UU .illil -'JU .ind one ;;i-_ lc_ Kt-,m,.,lv 32
nt .100 ynrds. In order to make the _\~~t_ |.~ _r,»c;n,,,., -,Z
“"0” "I"’*f‘- =\"<\ il‘t‘f1"2'-'lille' U11* 1'iff<f~ .lf li. .liaison :iz
nlun were divided into two classes A, _~,_ 4; _],.,]._-,,n -,Z
and B. The best, shots being pl,-,cr-Li ,,j_ H; Ur`,,“, in
I" “Ill-“S A- 'FI1‘*\i"'\=0 llilrllfef ii ii. r:i~nii.~.lv :ii
each class in eu(-li mntch secured ii it-_ |.}_ _`i,,,,`nh 30
goose. A grziud aggregiitu in cncli i_t_ \','_ |(_ H,.,,,,,,,F 3,,
class with prizes for the three highest , (.1 \\.§ I.
agincgate scores; was also held. " ‘ ` ' ’
` Il. .Innes lil l’ts
lst 'Match 200 yards. I6* H' UW" _ __ __ _ ZA' _
7 shots possible 35 points. (l ontinucd on page 6)
-.~~_-:,-_-,-_-_-,-_-__,_-__,_._._._._._.________,______ .___s_____._._ .___._.___.,_»_~_s_._ _____,___,_____,_____s_A___._,__._-,_.v._____s_.__________;,,,
GIllAAAN_I_STl2.5UIl All
lil§ltl.lN, Ucceiubci' lli-’l'lu~ ini-
l>L‘l'inl l>nil»;ct for thc year liegiiiliiin;
.lliril l, lull, zici-iiriliiiii; to Ilii-
.\7f\l'ililrllt.»i'lii: .»\lIl'_'.fe1i\ei|iil‘ `/1cil.lii.\l;,
\‘-'ill Dropiisi- oriliunry exp.~iiilit:1rii; of
uiilcr Z,b.’iU,\»0U,llU0 ninriis i:$`IlZ,1`.ull_-
T00), on iliiflvuiic of less than W0,-
_llll),Ui)0 niurlii; (2[~25,U00,0(l0) over
Inst ycnr.
The re\'i-une fully meets the e,x|:;-ri.-
ulions proiioiliicerl ul; the time in
the fir-'cnl reform in lilllu.
GOVERNMENT FATE
STILL IN DOUB
,._._.._.
l\ll'lLLl¥()llI`fNlG, Dec. l7---'l`he fate
of the (liiveriiment nr New Zpiilnnii
-continues ti. remain in doubt, but just
what course Premier Wnrd will take
is n matter cf conje'cture. It is inti-
mated that his plan is to announce
his intentions on Tuesday. ,
The declaration of the second polls
just held in the National elections
leaves the political parties almost.
exactly on even terms. There nre,
however, three mayors to be elected,
and these .are certain to support the
present Government, which would
gave Sir Joseph H bare majority on
which it will be practically impossi-
ble to carry on the admiration.
_."-
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
L DOES NOT WANT BEEF
LONDON, Dec. 15--The agents
in the British Isles of the prominent
American ment packers, who liiivc up
till now secured large contracts for
the supply of ments to the urmy :uid
navy have received the following noti-
fication from the war office? "Pend-
ing the ultimate result of the legixl
prncecdiings ln the United States <‘.nurL
in ment packing firms, it has been
decided by the British government
that none of the firms involved shrill
he invited to tender for nrmy sup-
plies." '
The decision of the govcrnincnt is
due to the opposition of labor :ind the
advanced radical members of lNil`Ti8'
ment to the American trusts. The
contracts are now expected to go to
Argeiitilin meat packers.
WEATHER FORECAST &c.
'T'OR(JNT(), Dec l9-Fresh northerly
winds; mostly fair with a little lower
temperature and some snow llurrics.
I 1"__"1__§___`;_;°
The temperature at three o`clocli
this morning by the Rexall Store
Tested Thermometer was twenty-four
degrees shove zero.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was 24 degrees above zero
and the highest was 28 above. The
lowest recorded the previous night
was 24 above. At nine it was
25 degrees above and at nine p, in.,
it was 24 degrees above.
The length of today will be eight
hours and forty-eight minutes.
The tide will be high this morning
nt 10.28 and tomorrow morning nt
11.18; it will be high tonight at 9.31
and tomorrow night at 10.09.
The sun sets this afternoon at 4,22
and tomorrow nfternoon nt 4.22: it
rlscs tomorrow morning ut 7.83 and
'Pliursday morning at 7.34.
There will be a new moon tomor-
row .inornlng at 11,28.
M|nard’s.l.lrnment dures Dlstexr-per;
\
Min|rd's Iilniment Cures Colds. &C
vioils night.
llc licruiile lvorsc yi-i-its-l‘iiny und
|i._his iuoriiiug about one ii'i'locli his
|.\'v|nl>ton1,s lind lii-cauic so piwiiioiiliri-il
ithzii, noting; oii thu udvicc of his
pliy,<i|‘iali who ilizigllliseil his i~;isii` :is
,nu :itlui-li of :ibpi-lulii-itis, he wus rn-
iiiovfsil to the l’, IC. l.sl;iuil lliirpiti '
(1. IJ. \Vrl_i;lit'.~i n_ii:lil1l;il\Cc und will he
opi-,ruled iipoii this |iioi'lliiii_;.
li; is not probnlile that (`lic.\il_:\r will
wcni' ,t hoifkey uniform this your und
his uiu`ii_l‘l\|1intn illness, of wliich lu
Awuri so siillllciily “url uiicxpectedly
inudc thu vilftiiu, will bi. an c.\pcll.<i\'|-
fpv for him, consiilcrinig the [uct thnt
thi; lniclicy scnson is just being: iishcr
cd lu.
Moncton liockcy Inns and his ti-uin
and r'lubmn.tcs will be grcntly diszip-
,minted and much surprised to lciirn
of his sudden attack.
_\1oncr,0n., wil-l lie apprised by wirc ol i
her husbiind’s illness this morning.
onlicEiiE` Pounclii
`LONDr)N, Dec. 16-The Times cor-
respondent at Delhi in a despatch,
printed this niornini: says I ‘
All my iui|uli‘ies tend to show that
the I{ing's Durbnr niiuounceinent-of
cuttii to Delhi-is producing rising
(,ntln|sl,i,.i,n_ 1 think it may be said
tlmt the general success of thc ilecln- I
,-ation is itbsoliitelv assured nn P
piiliticnl riots iverc lcnrcd but zilJl>n|»_|
ently the ilniiecr is l>l1SF“‘\A- @
l
@ Eg§§;§ .
(Too ,late _for__C»lassiilcai:_i_0D-) 1
"`yj[fN[),' tt ladies' gold watch.  1
TT* plynt this office, _ ; 12-lilil-U
' \N'p].;y) it nil of good red t
12-llldrlli.
I
i` fresh évery day, Saunders, New-
som & Co. H11-lIld2inpd_
Y /,}\N'I"ED, to rent., ii small house
`\ -'fitted with modern coiivcuiciiiwes.
OST, lietwreeiilll-ily", Station _ und
J Bayfield St., a bufllllo- I"l\“l0\`
please leave at Foster's Drugstore.
Y i *_ 12-lfnlflipil.
' `os'r, iii Lot 48.-.1 Music dec.
TJ low set, black and white. Please
let the owner linow by muil. Wm-
Grooni, 108 llmler Prince St.
l l2~l9d3ipd.
"(')lILY' well berricd. l‘lnnts in
_ bloom, Azallas. (".\’CI‘"“@“
Prinirosc, Hyncinths, Jcrusnlcin
Cherries, Narcyssus. Ferns, 0tC.,_ ut
Williams Nursery, 80 l.lDlJl`|‘ }`f"‘°"
sr. Phone ess. 12-19il3i~
VITHE HUNNYSTDE Ice crenm DUI"
. lors new present a very plensllifl
iippcnrnncc. In one show ~.~'indov: is n
large display of candy; and fruit in
the other is n display of cnke
find |insl.i'.y for the Christmas trade.
A full nssortnleut of chocolates ure
shown. Noticenbly are Moirs lu
bulk and pncknges,_tliesc are very ut-
tractivc. and make nn acceptable und
appropriate clit. lf you wish si dainty
lunch you can be served in the dinn-
ing room with ice crcnin, cake, L09
or coflcc, Chicken pie etc.
12-19d3ipd.
A-l'|`_ .|1lllX_ l7|'r'. _IS--~l|| ilu- polici-
court :~`utui'd.i_\' iiiiii‘iiiii;', ll;rr|'_v ll
Cl.-irii, fornii-i' |uuun;;i-r of the (`l\nr
loltc street l|l'uzu‘l1 iii ilu' linul: ui
I\i\\\' l%rllu~;i\'ir;k, wus sriil. up Ti-r trim
\I I" Ilv the l'oIii'i; lii:il_'l.\ti':iii: on li i'l|:1l'i-~,
of stviiliiig ~§\'1!,»lT7.2T lriiin the Lain'
. A _
of Sii‘lrIillg‘ 100 gliiiws .il pup,"-|~
sf..ck wortli over $7,oon, “ns [nit
ileiilf. with :it tlu: pr-,‘Iip|iIi:il'y A-xuiiii~
nnti'-~-n. 'l’lii~ rns.-», will ci-iiie up for
frizil ni. the rircnil; court in .lniiu:ir_\'.
Tn the nlezintimr (`lnl‘k is out on linii
-T20,0Il0, liiimelf in the sum of $10,001;
und two seci1i~ities-George \’\`. l<`o~.‘.~ler
K. (.'.. 'und W. ll. f\‘lcK:|y-uf Si'»,0(l|‘
i':|f’l'l.
The f’0nl.ui‘c of lhc iwocceiliilgs \v;i_<
Athi* illtrodliction in evidrnvc of _-, li-t
‘ter received by ll. ll, Kesseu, _rcnernl
mallagei' ol' the bunk, from (`l;irl<, ,tl-
_ _ _ ter the latter’s depul'i.i|re from tlu
Mrs. Gregory, who is at present ip ¢-_
ity. The letter wus not rcnd ,ilouil
ii court lint it` wus said to be an
uCI_<no\\'lcdi:eniciit of the irregiilaritics,
which resulted in the clmrge being
_ ' made, for Mr. Kcsseu, in his eviden-
A -    cu, stated that the letter was corro-
boratlve of rumors which he bud
heard, rind after liavlng received it,
hi. nt once examined the joint account
of Henry Gallnglicr and Miiry Ann
Gallagher, and iliscovereil the lrregii-
fnrlty on which the clmrge wns burcfl.
George W. Fo\\'lei‘, K. (‘._ iippgini-pd
the transfer of the cnpital from (‘al- for (‘lflri< :ind Rl. G. ’leed, l\_ (‘._ und
('. I", .\‘nnford for the l~nnli_
Mr., kezssen tcstilieil that (‘lnrk li-fi
hc city about this first week in .liint-_
lc later received by ninil n li=l'er,
that tm ,.emai,,,i@,- of the lmpei-pill which was prmliiccil by .\lr. Hiiiiii\ril_
vi:~',it will bc one long triunillh. \7¥`B\'0 Th" I0tT'*‘l` WHS frlllll l'IHI’I< :in-I \‘-'im
sinned hy the deli-li1l.'iiil. flu the
bird sheet there ivus ii sl.iIem<~nt ul'
Lcnii: the third one lieliig “l-l. (inlin-
ghcr, $2,477.27." \\`il.n~-s.~i ufti-r rc-
‘,ei'.'iiii:,' the letter, I-.\.~iinliu»<l llic joint
i‘- - - -
nillaghci aciount und found that flic
leliiisit of $2,-177.27 wliicli ouirhl, to
ie tlilrlr, was uid. ilu-rf-_
Witiirs,-1 ezipluiiieil thu( The iuiiiiliiiilf-
lon nl' the iii-c|_i':|il ii.-is iuaiilif nltcr
. .
1 . . P I _
\\ THXCH- Write f\- li V- G““"‘I“““ receiving (link s letter, and in vieii
___>A_____W_,_,,_ _ of the ciimeiits, bn ilirneferl iliul the
WA INSOME SAIIHAGEH lIlli(I0 ilgpiisit item 0|’ $2,477.27 Irv ]»I:ic0.I
there on J\:l_v ll E»i~c;iii.~r\ the deposit
of i*h.il rliiiiiuut, \-_'irish slloulil huve
been rlvfllti-,I on .\l.'irrli '."f'. bud niil
been vii-dlli‘.l. lt was-i the l»nuk':s
Apply nt this office. 127-llhlrfriipil. loss; thc l»:\n!"s iumw_y wus i'ri'~lll.ed
to the utziount.
\l`itne~'s snid he |‘i-reiverl the lottci’
ubiini. .lone I0. in-foi'i> tli.'it.he had
on .unreh 29, mi, rin ..th...- pin..-,_-,f
(1
CLARK SENT UP FOR TRIAL
‘Lind the leffrr wus coi~rohoriili\'i-_ .ig
what he lia-l`liciil‘ii. iii: pliiccd Geo.
I1- AA"_v in i‘l1:~.l'i:c, und the lnttcr told.
.-.ilni-ss he slispei-tcil i:evi\ral things.
`-\`ilhcf=s 'shew (`liirl° was ;_'oing away.
.\lr. :iiinfin-il, the brni|i"s siilie-itoi',nc.
'oiiipniiied him. The bunk gave
l'111I'Ii -T100 for his cxpeiises. The mat-
ter had not been before the directors,
nor did wltiiess consult any of the
directors. He wus not piveitivc wheth-
er or not hc had consulted the presi-
fleur. Witness knew there was,trou-
_ble when Clnrl: went nwuy, and had
made some examination. There was
no shortage, but (llnrls hail told him
thcre wus sonicthing wrong. “He told,
ine." said witness, “how hc got mix-
ed up with some of the ciistomersflmn
did n-it tell me nbout his own deal.
lilvideiitly wc would have found out
without his telling. llc told' mo
.several things befoie going nway, but
none i'~f them were the same innttcrs
he told about in the letter."
\‘\'lr.ness said he had written tn
iflark-he did not know whether be.
iuirc cr after receiving his letter-and
his letter was returned, never having
been delivered. I-le might hrivc fe-
not relcvnnt to this matter and hc
ccived two tclegrams, but they were
could not rccnll answi-ring tele-
,~_;rnm.<_ - .
Pilrrianiincd by Mr. Tecd, witness
.'-'uid the first trouble be had spoken of
i\'n:: in conni-.ction with the custom-
l;r.°.
l`lurl:`s going ltwny with witnesses’
kin.lwleil_ce, his sufrl, was not to eviide
:mv iriiiiliml ri-sponslliility, but Clark
bud sfritcd that ll' he saw certniu
us*-oi~m's he i-nuld save the bunk ie,
f'ou“iil_i-i'fil>li_- l<»=:_-_ lt wus in connec-
iir.-n 'with with the nnlc of bonds or
:-cclliiiies, rind they went to Ni-,w
Yorl.,
'lo .\li°. Fiiiili-r, .\li‘. Ki-sscn said he
hnd not dii=cli.i|‘i:¢‘d ('Inrk, noi- had
"lark i'e:4ii'nr1l, but \\'if,ncss had told
him lieforr- coiui: iiwuy that he
»_'(’lnrkl h.-id propel'ly lost his posi-
Ililll.
'l`|ii ilrfcndniit was asked il he had
ny ,-iuiiuilcnt to mnlic iind`repIic<I,
‘I lmvr- no statement to make ex-
(_
1-clit thiit l nm not guilty." He wns
flu-ii nent, :ip fpr trinl and nt l\1r.Fow4
ier‘s i'e.il|f‘.~it', the $200 in bunk drafts
:ind the ticket for Europe, found on
he difcudnnt when nrrestcd iu' \'ew
l. - , . . _
\`i.r'»<, were returned to him. .\lr. Ffiw-
lrr :issnred the court that $200 was
l'|nrk`s own money, sent. to biiu by
heard of ii'ii-iqiilai‘ifli-s from ciistoiilrfrs his futher.
THE CHRISTMAS
*__________,_____,___________., _______-_-,__._____-_-_-,~_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-= -----v-v------_-Af---7--- - fff- - - ~ - - - - - - ---
TAAT REMAINS
We hnve nu iilen lhal (‘hri.~stinsses”l`lic more we have the less we actu-
as t.hi~_v ure i~e|elirnti\,il in lioiiws of nlly 1-n_ioy it. There is a law of com-
greal. ucnltli must he ideal. Yet of-,pcnsntiiiii that comes in there. The
ten, ns n matter of inet, no inore'li\'es of those whii,havc abundance
loiiesoiiic <‘hristmn.< dnys are spent. are vastly more complicated than are
anywhere than in ani-li lio.iie.~=. liichesltlic lives of those who have little.
on ('hrlf<tmas are oltcn like sweet We are wont to say, “()h, well, I'd
bells out of tune. Niilliing wus sim- like to try once having all the money
plcr than the first (`hristiuas Dnv I \vnntf:1l." Thousands have said the
rind its .<ti~oni:i-st. nppi-nl to our nn lsnnie thing only to have their wish
i.uri'.~', nltliougli \\i-, do not nlivayslcoiiw true, nnd to renlizc that happi-
kuow il, is l\ccni1.-i~ if was so siinple. ness lny not along the Way they
,\'.y¢_binif is so fntnl to our deepest thought. It is strange how the poor
and truest enjoyment na the realiza- envy the rich, and vthen to see how
tion thnt we can have whatever we thc- rich envy the greater and fuller
will simply for the wishing or ask- happiness of those who have less,
img. .\ll \alucs are lost then. It is a The woman of simplest moans is the
lmrd truth for those who have little happiest 'woman on earth, ll she only
to believe that the greatest happf- knew lt. She is happiest because her
Minsrd's Llnlment Cures Dlphtherla.‘
ness of life is with them; that it- is life is simplest, and, therefore,
not with those who have sbundoucetruest. ~
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