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A “°“‘°‘“°* "°"“°‘“°”"’°S*' H§‘,§;”,‘{*2_°§ From East and South to Can Two Thousand Suspected
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Alex. stewart. Lu _ls Killer at Midnight §._-.-_te...L__»._..r..»_;..t_l».f..;§ lltmllilusnuol  S  
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and went to short hlm so,got clothes He
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him to stay. “Let me out-, let me out” __
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_ outside. ' _ _
Dr Dewar.M.D testioed thu he was Sheds Skating Rinks Hotels, Pri Awful Powder Ex lesion in Can ton
Interviews tllc Solc Spectator of Vtllc Awful Deed. The Coroncr’s Inquest`V..._.;l ._ ... ....;;.......,............_  . ;_  _ __  _ lr
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renrorwo. round .recessed deed with vate Houses and Mllltary Tents _ 1500 Kllled-New Shamrock~ _
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Chsrlotttetown was horrided yesterday
when the news became known throughout
the City that one of the most _prosperous
and respected residents of'Lot48 in the
person of Alexander Stowart had been
shot dead in cold blood, shirtly alter mid-
llighb bv J 059115 Carver, a man who had
been employed with him during the past
winter as a servant.
Carver after visiting the house for the
third time during the night had drawn
the unfortunate man in pursuit to the
stable door and there in sight of the horr-
or striken wife had hurled him into etern-
ity without a mome nt’s warning.
The contents ofone barrel nf a doub1¢
barelled gun consisting of duck shot had
entered the groin severing the fedier-'a
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“TWU °°dle5ViU8'883I3iU8' Wound tothe are the worst for many years 'gras un- -
bone two ind, th h - _ ’ was forty four years of age of medium
es squue mug which ev°°tm1° The p"S°ner was reunnt but hei ht and ossessedone ot the best farms
2- atone time remarked : ~ _
Mn. Stewart, who had accompanied ber “I suppose I will hang for this_»» mst Wm _Mug M_Ss L_nk_°t__er__0___ Sum
his life blood poured _ ' _ _
husband to the kitchen door -rushed
the spot about ‘twenty 'yards diata
but was only able to catch him as he fe
back into her arms dead.
h'ld ‘ :l th h l' - _  - _ _
E I $1” s;1_uim°°eh 318° dz ° “md ne" for the night. In the mornin! hoitarted 1 ha was contractor some years ago. There had come to his house early this mowing _ .___ ,V - _ _ __  _ _ _ 
7 W e t eu' mot er el er dead bus' for Stewards to see more of what he had are two sisters aboard After he mm n d the gum hggguie to my V -  ‘ V ' 1
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band till they arrived. _ d°ne_ on the wayhe met ggaawhg am  ___M,_ 5mw,n__`?§__s__ 1-»n_£9_,_m__'°_,! _  told mB_r__e8h_______ _______g_de_ _ _ come_\:l__der this duties and  _
He said he intended to fire at his legs and 'glam hmuqgr gwwd Wm, _mg 
   he      charge oftthess eavzn_in_1m§ed  ` nf men  
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The first intimation of the tragedy w as
received in the city by telephone from
Southport about half past live this morn
_ ` to S'ewart` who'
ing. _The message came to the brother of S _Gray babie me omiers an_ived_ _
the deceased, Bruce Stewart of Bruce
Stewart Sc Co.
The mar_shall received the word at half
past seven and he immediately notified
the Attorney General and at the eight
o`c1ock boat Sergeant Bradley, Omcer
Hooper and Constable Kiggins crossed.
The undertaker, Dudley Wright and
the Coroner, Dr. Roderick McNeill, also
went over at e'ght o'clock and the inquest
was held at ten. a _report of which
appears below.
'rua HUNT I-'on rm: Muaoniisa.
The officers drove at once tothe scéhe
of the tragedy and consulted with these
present as to the whereabouts of the
murderer. Learning that he had procured
the gun from Charles Pippy they started
north towards h's house. On the way
they were informed that Carver had gone
to the Five Mile House where he usually
but on the way were overtaken by a
messenger on horseback who told the
_ ofiiecrs he had inet Carver on the Lot 48|
 ' ~ V ,f - be ood uonthefarm. 0nTues-
 Romg to John Stewur' S’ better dagnhz aikedmhir. Stewart to go totown
"i"j".‘°"" ”" -"°°k °-he s°“°" me °°°"°»" for the day. ue. stewart asked mm une
_  Ditty \l°W°v°"' 97°'-’°°li°'/1 thrnugh to twanted some money ann 'he replied he
 .Arexmdm by the “.°"°°d r°°°“tl" ma1d° l would like to urchase some clotbes.'_ He
and then turned towards Tea Hill and
ig” Southport' Anivhig M ~Stewn`s’ which Stewart had meet him on the roadxand,
' _HOW -THE PRISONEB ACTEDJ
The perpetrator of the awful deed did
not seem to realize the crime that he had
committed. He was taken to the Coroner
who was then holding the inquest at the
home of the murdered man. As he saw`
the crowds at the house he remarked to
the o$cers- _
“You will not let them beat me.”
When asked by the Coroner what he
meant by committing the terrible `act,
he replied-
“i can know." '
After remaining at the house for a short
time the party leit for the city and reach-
ed the Police St ation about calf past
twelve, noon. ‘
1 o he cit over the roads that is one of the most 
The trip t t y,
On the roar ro the city he told Sergeant
u Bradley how he had spent the night. - Six chudrem three bo-yan” th”-B gms,
WHAT HE DID AFTER THE MUBDEB¢
him his victim had died instantly. He
then continued as quickly as pzsslble oo
se lace he had reached
ARRAIGNED BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE.
At two o'c1ock the prisoner was arraign-
ed before H. J ames Palmer, Stipendiary
Magistrate for Queen’s Ccunty. _The Rol-
ice Court? room was crowded and many
were on the strc-:ts eager to get a glimpse
_ of the murderer. When asked if he would
be ready for trial on Thursday he replied
“I suppose so.” ' _ _
He was then remanded to jail till Thurs-
day at ten o’clock when the preliminary
` investigat'on will be held. 
During the afternoon he asked the oli-
cial to serid word to J nhn Stewart to pro-
T cure counsel for him. "An_endeavor will
probably be made to retain J. J. Johnston
on his behalf.
'run cnmnrm vrsrrs _'rim scams.
_ A representative of the°Guard ian was
` first on the scone of the tragedy and heard
the murder, Mrs. Stewart, wife of the
deceased. Carver, said she, had always
did not return sgair.. On Friday Mr.
is about two miles from Southport, iheyl-_ \_ _
talkin to asked him why hehad not returned. He lmlnnom him_ told mm_ mmm” and take
Iound the murdererilihoblrn 8 - _ hen _ __  - _
He had apparmtlyjusr mlvsfi %‘;‘;:m”;;‘;°;h2‘°:s'mf1fsf”°“””,In; M his elotlies. H; started amassing-~nlm _ - _ _ _
the officers approached he  hm(dB””ed)“f“  mains again. He_retnrnq__4_  12.3) _ _ . __ _
_Qitand surrendered without  ._ ._  N0  “_ with a double   bus- _ » _ - _
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. After leaving William Pippy’s wfhere he ‘are left to mourn. V* _
The tiendish murderer, when askcl for ’~ _
sSiSe°<=¢ so mins but lee --<1 W ok- l‘?;‘d“§§f.§‘i°’.Z"€.§'i=fi3Z‘“§rliZ ‘iiiiii ¢.H° 1°~"°<§'l.'.f`i§.‘§..‘.’.f‘3f.’I“I.i;.‘Bl`l`§Z..“’ii
;dm_t;_°_: 22312:; ;§°_;';:§f_t;lg_;ith;§` __ A1exandra.g When he reached there he B?iglE;mAnother brother Dan in Seattle _
17' e found all in bed and so slept in the barn was accidently killed on a bridge of which ' William Eippv bestmsd that can-el; Wm accommodate  _pi _ _ :\ _- 
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N o apparent motive can be given for the
act of the murder. From the evidence
of_~ those with whom he had been talking
rational. He crossed to SouHport at 6
o’ciock Saturday evening and it irreported
told several poisons he was going to shoot
dece seed. He talked with Cavta-in
McLean of the boat in a ~friendly
manner and though he had some liquor
still was quite able to take care of himself
It is reported that he received thsflrst gun
from John Stewart on Saturday evening.
THE DECEASED A REBPICTED FARMER.
Alexander Stewart the murdsred 'DW
“rollidents on
the southern side of the Hillsboro. He
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in the section. -"Ho-iras mu-rield_twice,his
’merside and the second Mrs McGregor.
the oldest nineteen and the youngest seven
and mace about $106 worth of bases
in seeds, farm implements, etc. His .resi-
Southport on the Old Georgetown Road.
'rms nisroizv or 'rim MURDEBER.
Joseph Carver, the murderer, is thirty
ive years of age. He has resided, for a`
number of years, when home, with
his uncle. John Carver, Five Mile
house. THis mcther‘s name is Kate Car-
ver and she resides at the same place. He
is a medium sized man with a-dark mou-_
stache. though an occasional drinker he
was not habitually drunk. He came io
the deceased‘s about four months ago
and Mr. Stewart frequently referred to
him as a good farm hand. _
THE INQUEST HELD. -
The inquest was held during the fore-
noan by Coroner McNeill who summoned
the jury from the ear by neighbors. Th
frllowing is the evidence.
Euphemia Stewart, the wife oi the de-
ceased, testified that Joseph Csrvei was
hired as farm servant for four months.
He came to our house at 10 last night. He
wanted 'to getin. He was cursing and
ened my husband and raid he would have
his hea.rt’s blood before Monday. He went
away and came back at Z) minutes to 12.
He had a gun. Broke a pane ol' glass in
kitchen window. My husband went out
no give him his clothes 'and _took the
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Prlniurloon and Wm Ex- 5°' 'l'“'_"‘“°°i‘?f= th” "“"*‘1l‘l';““1iT‘;f_"' :%al`_¢_<oarver) sim
never gk in "mov, W ,sentient proceedings werelsim arto at in  would  anyq _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ____
_,as told in her evidlllco at the illllost
“ wtwcin-ver was the  time the
family were in bed but after Mr.
Stewart got up and gave Carver his cloth-
es he had not retired 9~ll8»i1`|- Wh€D he
arrived the third time Mr. Stewart chaid
him towards the barn and when at t e
stable door Caiver`turn_ed and discharged
a barrel at close range. Mrs. Stewart,
rushed out, headless of danger, andthe
_ murderer departed. Yesterday the blood
was still to he seen where the deceased
foil and five or six feet away a plank lead-
to the stable where Carver is supposed
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°‘  " --4 ito have stood. The children, answering
the calls of their mother hurried for the
ll neighbors and Alfred Stewart and Henry
_ McKenzie were the first to arrive.
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&    _ ' ' _ I bed. I was again amused and went
it appearshe was not-into§ica_@ and was _
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dence is' about three and a half miles from _
swearing. He did not get in. He threat- _
kurrounoing tissues. I found small duck-
shot~in 'the wound and flattened on-the
bone. The bone was laid bare; Gun was
tired at closerange. ‘ I saw one gun which
was broken. It was a breech loader.
Death would be instantaneous from shock
and loss of blood
Charles Plppy testified that he lived
at Mount Herbert with his brother
William Knew deceased and Car-
alou ed me before midnight. He asked
where my gun was. I said in the shop
He said he was going to shoot geese on
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gun He said something about getting
his clothes but I did not know what he
meant. He returned shortly after and
said he shot deceased. He left the gun in
kitchen and put the key on the window
He went in and told my brother he sho
him dead. He was 'nite sober at' th
He remained ten or fifteen minutes _ a
than left- I . .
where he fell dead. I hefped to carry hi
last.
in. I saw Carver at the Post Omce Frid _ 
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time and as rational as I_ ever saw him. '
J om: R. McGn.r:con.
J or-:ru Haurnroiv Hiecms.
 ltonnnrck McNil:n.L, Coroner.
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I  the  __/_,nd Dr _ 
   f ' " ` “im about The Y. ¥.c.a.~'sAdressyeetenier _Eos
   _  quarrel
when  w,irh§f,§%f§_»`;?i*Vi§l dia not
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 even§ ion. I
My husbandtoid him tocomefback and
put in his time-that he hired him for [a
_year and he _had only 'Vyorked four
months. _ _ - 
William McGregor,a. neighiioringfarm er
testided that last Friday Carver had said
to him, he and the deceased had ajfew
words about his leavi ng._ I did not hear
him making any threats atfthat ti e.
Some _time ago I heard him sayho wo?id
have__ decea.se'd’s heart blood; _but _ I
thought he was in jliquof't__§_en. He
‘ went,  town ycs_terday_vjwilh_ _me.
`I _thohghti _ I smelt_ liquor oil’
_,him-,f _C but he _appeard V. rational
and " in his usual. _ ___manner.
house. Iwps asleep. I came down, doors
were open though locked when Igwent 65
ibed. I could not see him so 
_About mia night last nlgiit ne ro my; mutant azmenble _a=_'.d_s<°-ffectk
Dewar.  I _ J W HUC’ _ __  _
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delivered by ‘Re to
_r crowded hall. -Much was expected
-J the reverend gentleman and .the cxpgpta-
Vtions-were fullyiustiiied by the 
C heard my husband say he__f`iI§§f.Ioverpaid._ A able address. _ .__
_ Mr. McConbell_ took for his subject, I
Kings 22'. “Be strong and show yougplf
C I understand Moral Muscle to mean the
power that aman may have to disch_a_r_ge
*moral Duties. The W-hole field of 
Duty, however, is a very large one  it
embraces those duties having to diifnot
only with a man himself but also 
‘ having to do with his God and witlrsiiis
fellow men. ' It is the doom oi all megto
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Coughs and _ Colds, Horség
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WINNIPEG. April 11.-(Special)-'fic S-r_ PM-n‘sBD-M, gpm
tremendous rush of immigration tromtiie _ _There  serious msturbmces
S*“"<°_°» EWPQ “"3 Emir" °°““d° f!!gS alserlrrs of si. Petenburg 
taken the Dominion immigration authgi- _O00 mdlviduds' not mpvidad  ps,
ue’ by surprise’ _- ' _ A  I ports were-arrested.  `
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Preparations had been made to meek a ' 
ve’ He cams to my "mm a°d_very large increase, but not sulllcient_`io _ _ __ _ il. __
meet the present extraordinary demand. WEWOUTH' Aim! _ ;2_(S _The
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THEY “NN” HND SHELTER' ‘ ` showed the n°w boat much
h h I hi h t _ ‘ .- _ " - ~
tl e mars gave m t 8 k y ge All many points in the Territories aid ` old in beatinxtnd running but
Manitoba the accommodation is _utterly 1-¢a,,,h'th, °1d_b0at_he1d ha. owm  _ _
The military authorities have iuruigod were _ .~.  '-
large building at Leduc  -taken  _musrhe Fir its.'pum¢¢_s, fm;
sion ofthe shatingrlnf at'Rolthei‘n which H1400* for _all itivillllill it
-rml: snximooifs rain. rssr “  _
_ two Shamrocks sailed a race
'”°d°‘1“°"’°’ I ` ‘ '_ `1500mu.nnnv1lxrLosroi¢  _ `
Neitlier the immigration buuaisss. _ - _ `
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° hotels, nor private houses_ can turnlih h“;iZnlE2;;$l;';-1!h1l=C-.(f’wn V~,_§_ “_
el shelter for the numerous arrivals.  plasma." i'__v_t~h° powder l how  
"1'F_°Us'*N4D° °F TWT’ Nunn* if I arsenal in which iiiteenl 
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Alfred Stewart, adiournlug neighbor' \5W0'h\1l\df_8fl Bild BGVQUYY WSIS _llld  __ __ _ _ _[_   ‘F  ‘
testified he was aroused ` by deceased’s` been asked to fin sh 2,11!! mo;-¢,_ ‘Bei _ J A  , ‘
T' o e_ " ` pawer, men of profound
trut
‘You will haveto help me out Idont D of 19,,-M1 is d m He “W5
k°°.W wh” he meant" He S*“d_ he was, th":2?1;§»ii\?Solomai`i his slain gthe heaviest  (:?;g$id.nt1
going to Carver’s at Lot 49. He always morn xesponsibuitles win rest He 6-&|s h___ l _ ' 
made his some there. 1 dia not think he him toms bed,,de_,.emin,,sV mm of What, _ SW!! ;1"°___" ____
Stayed more than 5” mi'mleS~ Cannot he owes to God, to himself andyto humdn- mgztho meh t hi ad
account for his motive in doing this deed myvandjghen commands mm in his ____ __ is  on s dress  
I 001115 D05 S85' he had BUY 1lQ\1°1` in him- ing words to “be strong and show thyself get siaiagl £5 ot; e   new B t
I saw him in town yesterday and we 'each ,_ mam' I V § E;  -yd  rt ~
had aglass of beer at Geo; 0fl'er’s. 1 paid Hybu like, ygu may Say that this i9,_ :Za ‘Tice _i dug.” 'L_ ` “I 
f°1'b°fh~ ' f ' call for the cultivation of moral muscle. in ‘ 8 -vgud. “mtg -t '-“ends °’.l`
Hwy McKenzie testified he was “rms mimi robustness or siurdiness is bd if J ° 53,; g '§°°°u'§“° °°m‘““°i°, ‘°“
aroused by _the daughter of deceased who deve15ped__ _ » V _  eggs- his ’ “Te gent Christ “_
said her father was shot by Joseph Carver. 1_ ASVma,`115¢0ng¢i¢ug 0'f5,1)ivin¢ g‘-vyn¢r.%g-':_‘;_- 8' ;° 13°; "ty in 'he E°"|°i°;
I found deceased outside dead and helped ship. ' ' Bm; b 5:? ° B s_- ng; lcumvawd 9
to carry him in. Saw Carver in town yes- VIL AS bg appreciates (1) the mu-v¢u°u_s thé Elm 23;? dm! °f°f_?_°;_i_? 
terday. He did not act asif he had been mggsufementgg of his gwn ngtum. (2)0fI so digth .d tm h “I 7  .
driokinfr- _ - - A the Dlgnityof his mission and (3) thel 8' an ' ehva’ ous wmlhwepa'
` vrliznicr. _ ' ‘nobility of his destiny. ' other wt' scams ~w .n md_ but ts' 7
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The following was the verdict- _ ~ _ ° S*-PS °re_ m V9 Pe ec _ 1i&'g ghqt chapter 1; clgggd, _
' 1,. A ,112 1903 lManhood of Jesus Christ and ever strives ‘ "_ i
That on Sunday morn g, pr' , ,_ _ _
Alexander McGregor Ste wait came to his to mould his chamgter a‘ft°"_th° °ha'm°°“` __ _ ‘
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death by Joseph Carver who feloniously of his LDT ‘
son. Iwent over, found deceased outside: Immignmén Depslment bn  8 ‘c§‘_v__m;'_°‘__b3_*_e_§f_%!:::le;t'o¢;fm?:iw@lds_
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with malice aforethought did with al f' I _ Ygur Mgngy 
double bnrreled gun unlawfully kill him/ To cum! A EOLIHNO NE DAY__ R Yasd Zuma Tabu" _J ,_ 
' Jain: MCCLLLUM, foreman. .-- _ _ _
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