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DUKE 0F,.C.0NNAUGHT., _ .  mrs _THE runnsor rnosr
     VISITS THE PlRuESlDEi4T uunlu»\u=S Drums of
, wiililluu THE $500.00 nuns
“.'...“.l'f.2I.I.“.';";"..1'.if”“ uuulu lull un uu in nilm ~  
The Return to ' e
flttlllrlu ._
_.___
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-His Royal
Highness, the Duke of Connaught
came back to New York this morn-
ing After his visit to President Taft
at Washillswll-
The Duke was delighted with his
reception in the national capital,
being especially pleased with -the
dnmocratic simplicity which marked
the ceremonial at the White House
and the home of Ambassador Bryce.
The royal visitor reached the city
early, quite late for the early morn-
ing walk which he has taken daily
since the royal party reached here
from Canada on Monday.
Tbcir I-lighncsses concluded their
visit to New York today and plan to
return to Ottawa at twenty minutes
to eight o'cloek tonight. -
IIIIIIIIIILIIIIIII 'IIIIIIS
(Canadian Press)-
LIBBON, via the frontier, Jan. 20-
Seven were killed and many wounded
as the result _ of agricultural riots
yesterday in every district. The
strikers were armed with fowling
pieces and entered the town and fired
. upon soldiers wounding many caval-
ry. They charged repeatedly.
WUMIII IINIIICS
(Canadian Press.)
LODY, Russian, Holland, Jun. 26-
'I‘hc timely arrival of thc_ police pre-
venteds baud. of -fanaticarwomen
from vindlcatlng' their belief that a
men named Kowalski was a Saviour
by crucifying him. They said 'they
wanted to prove their belief by his
resurrection. -
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MIJIIEIIIII ,SCHIIIII
uni in lu
_ ulluuuln
_*_
MONCTON, Jan. 24-At tonight's
meeting pf the Moncton , school
bflerd it was decided to purchase the
15114. residence and buildings of the
wilt! of the late W.H.T. Summer at
the corner of' Alma and St. George
str_eets‘and, adjoining the Aberdeen
school, grounds for $5,000. The purp-
erty_ is -rsguired for school.purpos¢~u.
lt,wss wlded to appoint a 1'. vu-
mlttse to secure options on land a-
vailable for ,playgrounds around Vic-
toria school. '1-‘he board passed os-
timstes for the year of $33,038.37.
nulrrn or A unouru-
' ENT FRUIT onowun.
HALIFAX, Jan. 26-The death oc-
curred at Boston yesterday of James
Payssnt Bigelow, of Wolf-
Islllblc :xwers of in thtehe Atllilggxg'
lie Valley. ,Min Bétgelow, » accompanied
hyorls . 'wifs, le for Boston last
we . . _ . V -
Shortlyfsltsr arriving there he
contracted pneumonia. The ease be-
came alarming and his relatives
Were, notified. He never rallied.
The deceased was 55. years of age.
andfis survived by a wife, his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow, Wolf-
vllle, _two,"slstors, Mrs. Cf Edgar
Whi`dden, ~'Antlgonish, Mrs. D. Gra-
ham_ Whid_llsn, Chestsrille, On-
tario, andh ormerlyiol Halifax. The
body. wlll.=bs brought to _Wolfville for
burlal.~ .-2 . _ ‘
 n
MADRI GRAB.
QUEBEC. Jan. BG-Sir Prancls
Lsnglier, Lt. Governor of the pro-_
vines-has consented to .become the
patron for the coming Madri Gras
celebration- in Quebec which promises
£0 be ‘Ole Q tho most successful and
°'=1°r»bl».~.`|uIbl Me. ~ '
.
ldillhrds ifiilmsnt cures gargst in cows
'IIIIIIIIUIII ;'NIlIIIii
(ljanadian Press)
MONTREAL, Jan. 26--A positive
denial was given this morning by
A|`°hbIH|10P Bruchcsi to a Montreal
despatch to the Mau and others
which declared that the ncar future
would see the Ne Temere Decree with-
drawn in so far as it applied to
Canada.
'MIIIIIIIH IIIUIIIIII
___ (Canadian Press)
QUEBEC, Jan. 26-The prelimin-
9-FY enquiry opened yesterday in the'
case of Octave Godbout who killed a
man named Godrien near Montmagny
5- 00|-lille of weeks ago. Godbout cla-
imed to be under the influence of li-
quor. »
. ull ulluu
(Canadian P-rcss.)
VANCOUVER, Jan. 26-The Iluynl
Bank Branch on Main Street was
robbed by two men today.
The manager and staff were driven
into the vault and locked there. The
men _walked out with probably sever-
al thousand dollars.
SIIIIII IIIIMUIIS
(Canadian l’reus_\
PARIS, Jan. 26--Rumors of vari-
ous kinds are being circulated in thc
Chamber of Deputies ro the franco-
ltalian negotiations. Premier Pclliere
stated that the matter may be con-
cluded satisfactorll-y--_»=-- _
-v-°-'*1°'-r“*'i'-
IIIIMMIIIIIIII IIIIIIIM
III_IlLIIIW IIEII.
WAS!-LINGTON, Jan. Z4-'l‘he1icu.th
from ycllow fever today at Gnaya-
quil, Ecuador, of Commander Levi C.
Bertolette, in command of the Ameri-
can gun boat »Yorkton, guarding Am-
erican government insisting upon thc
sanitation of that port.
The death of commander and of an
enlisted man together with the illness
of three other enlisted men has im-
pressed the govenment with the ne-
cessity for prompt action. Should
Ecuador temporize, it is said that
the -United States may issue a quar-
antine against Guayaqnll in the inter-
ests particularly of the Panama Ca-
cuulu usual y
turn ll un
.___
CVAMVPBELLTON, N. Il., Jan. 24-
Tonight fire broke out in the wooden
building owned and occupied as A
grocery store by J. R. Sharp. The
flames had got in good hold before the
alarm was.ssnt in and the building
was practically destroyed. The stock
was ruined by water and will be n
total loss. The cause of the ilre is
unknown, and the loss is covered by
insurance.
_________..__
JAPS TO BATTLE
WITH AMERICANS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-Japan
proposes to battle with America for
supremacy on the baseball diamond.
The milsado’s army is sending 5 team
from Tokio to the Philippines to en-
gage in -a series of games with the
American soldiers there and Bridgn-
Gen. J. Franklin Bell, commandinl'
the department of the PhiliPl>ines.\Ils
asked the war department for B\lf-\l0-
rity to dispatch a squad of army
players to Yrckio to return the visit...
It is expected that the soldiers will
know the war department s decision
within a few days. _____
.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_,,,¢_-_.v._._________~_1,___ _-_~_~_-_A_-_-_.V-_-_-_._-_-Y-:ik
i lun slick
'|111 nays was _esssinsaun uns eu.,
rymraay ol s .lun-.suse sement in
"Falkland ss s mule or which Jon..
Ffl . sol of George and Mrs. Fall,
afotlllt libel lies in a critical condi-
lrsll. who is n yo mas of
I l‘ .of age, \&arrl|d and
' his parents. left on
Th _ with Wsslsy Call-
'Mk ' in un wean.
‘ ghtrsethstrssltsslfot
A “"-»`f"1-.`=1‘ffi<»""-.';¢‘i.1€.f. . J.
fe;
auburn .
abmnsh strhck i\fr.l~‘ali in the back.
The unfortunate young man was rs
moved to his own home. Yesterday
a Charlottetown physician was sum-
moned snd the young fellow was
to bs suderlng from s. ssriousiv
(Canadian Press)
BO._S'l'0N, Jan. 26-Silas N.
Phelps and Munroe Bridge, thc out-
law, were _electrocuted at Charles-
town Stats Prison this morning for
killing Deputy Sheriff Emmett F.
Haskins, at Munroe. June 12, 1912.
Phelps went to his death calmly. _
_¥,_.___..__._
Mus ll
T.
F
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F
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(Canadian Press)
BALTIMORE, Jan. Z6--Miss Mar-
garet Anglin was taken -ill last night
a little while before she was to ap-
pear in the Premiere performance 0|
Lyla Gilmote in the new academy of
music.
_ She was reported getting along
nicely today and is said will be able
to appear at the play tonight.
She is at the Belvidere Hospital
and was not disturbed this morning
but permitted to sleep.
Miss Anglin was so ill last night
that doctors and nurses had to be
called and remained with the ac-
trcss.
,_?,__...._i_..-_
IIHIIIIISIE FIGHTING
\
(Uunuilian Press.)
SHANGHAI, Jan. 26-Sharp iight-
ing is _reported on the railroad from
Tien Tsn to Fukow, The result is not
known. I
EIPIIIIIIIJ SIIIIIIIH
(Canadian Press)
'l‘UNIS, Jan. 26-A small li‘|'cncl\
passenger steamer with mails was
captured by the Italian Torpedo
boats and taken to Tripoli where shc
is ' now" held.
ulnnus uns  
(Canadian Press)
LONDON. Jan. 26-A receiving or-
der was made today by the bank-
ruptcy court against the Marquis of
Quesnsbury on the petition of n
money lender.
IIIIIIIIIIII PIIILIIIS IN
IIIWIIIIII( III IIIIEIEI
lluuuumu
NEW YORK. Jau. 24-Clsfllinai'
Gibbons, of Baltimore, the ranking
Roman Catholic prslate in America;
Archbishop Prendcrgast. of Philadel-
phia, and twenty-five bishops from
sees in the country and Canada, er-
.rived here tonight to greet Cardinal
Farley for the first time since his
elevation to membership in the sm-
red college.
Cardinal Gibbons was the guest
tonight of Cardinal Farley. Tomor-
row he and the visiting bishops will.
participate in a .great ecclcsisstiral
csl_ebration in St. Patriek’s Cathed-
ra .
de|lhuWIou
rescues-rnevlsti _ _
nun sml ssiuunln
Yesterday thefEarl Grey left Pictou
at 7.30 a. m. for Georgetown with 28
passengers; .Thursday’s full mail,
comprising 60 sacks, express, and 5
cars mixed freight, docking at 11.45
a. m. The passengers, mal! and ex-
press were brought to this city by
special train which arrived at 2.20
p. m. Today the Earl Grey leaves
Georgstownior Plctou at 7.00 a.m.
with passengers, yestordsy’s outward
msil,.exprsss and .6 horses. 2 ears
hqrgs, 10 ears mixed freight.
he Mlnto lelt Georgetown yester-
day at 7.00 a. m. for Picton with
fpasssingers, 25 sacks outward .mall,
-express and freight and docked in
Piston at 1.10 p. rn. She issves.t0--
day at 7.80 a. m. on return to
Georgetown'with passengers, _yester-
dsy’s full, mail, express and freight
and the passengers, mail and express
will be brought to this city by spe-
cial train which will leave George-
town immediatsly_after her arrival
there. '
A spaslal train left this city for
Georgetown yesterday at 8.45 p.m..
with passengers, yssterday’s outward
mail and express. The special train
to Georgetown leaves this city at
I.” t6nf ht.
,Ysltsrifay the western train was
B hosts and 45 minutes' late, the
sastsrn-was 50 minutes late, the
sgrgtduesd backbone. Hs is paralhld
from uggliips down but has not lost
consciousness.
.It ls thwlht that he will be taken
tc the P. E. Island hospital for treat-
ment.
,Bsannsisids was 40 minutes late,
and the Murray Harbor was 25 mln-
lltss hte.
mums mum( om- memos..
4
° fbc final count offhs ballots are:---
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n n
Y P
asf. without fear or favor.
The mmiuf of this the
available voie.
Make our election sure
they will he worthless.
DISTRICT
gue, Bourls and Georgetown.
Charlottetown.
Miss
Mrs.
Miss
Miss
Miss
-Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
' Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Misl
Mill
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
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r|uHr0'tci'0tK Ireuluiir rut ict-ocuul noun.
Condldutcs Iluy Belllud of Those Few -Eitrs llotes Polied During
the Dying Hours of the Contest.
Z The denilcmen io compose the beard of Judges and who will malls
0 K. J. MAR‘l'|N.'B. A.. Siipcndisry Magistrate. .
I
. D. J, RILEY. City Councillor.
'clirrnls b. A. Melilssos.
These are well known and estlmslile gentlemen. and fhc public may
el u on their decision ss being slricfly in accordance with the ballots
(_-
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¢,.§@'u\G\’i‘~'2- 9
final my in 'rue G...‘...1ir..'.
_ ‘ , 1,' |
Piano and Organ Owning Contest, marked an increase in 'he
mingled ho_pe and fear which alternately have been pervading
the minds of several of the candidates during the past weeks.
When this, paper reaches the reader the working hours of
the la=f rlav of the Contest will be nearly over. and those rem-
aining hours will be filled with str. nuous effortsto secure every
The holiest of the _fight is raging to day and the greatest
efforts are being put forth so that no chances may be taken.
How annoying, how terribly dissappointing it will be to
discover that one lost by a thou.~and votes when just one more
subscription would have made you u winner, _
_ ' Y ~ -
'Get your voles lo Tile Guardian Uffice before li p. m. or
The vote exhibit given below shows the number of votes
obtained by each candidate from the start of the Contest up to
and, including yesterday :it midnight which was the
last count made I'1y.tl1e Contest Department. ~
Candidates and their friendssre inv.ted io be present at
8 o'clock this evening to witness the final count and hear the
announcement of the winners by the judges.
May the best vote getters win.
VOTE STIlN`DING T0 MIDNIGHT .-
' FRIDAY , JA*NU'Il`RY 26TH
N0. ONE. _
Includes Charlottetown, Bummersfde, Albsrtoa, Kensinrtnf "onta-
Mlss Minnie Mort_imsr...........  WOYIIIOUI-I1 Bt--~.-~ -- » -.-`»-1.031510
Mrs. Fideis Perry............ Summcrside .... ..    797,450
Miss Florence Revell......, 243 Fitzroy Bt.i~ect......- .  244,300
_ .
DISTRICT N0. TWO.
Includes all Post Offices and villages is Quesn's County except
Mary Drake..................... . ..........MiIl Vicw...... ...--1.025.530
G. W. Thompson.........  ............CraDalld.....-
Mary Oallaghan...........................I9mYV8l0~-~-~-  
Lily    
Bessie M. Btevsnson....................WheatleY RiV°I`--»~-- 
Lillian M. Prowse.......................Sherwood...n.  
Edith Mclntyre............................Mill Cove......  .
Blanche Duck................................Pleasant Grove..-~.. f 
Jessie McKinnon;........................ Lewis, Lot 60...... . 
Jemima Walsh.............................Fairview .... ..   _ _
Jessie MeLaughla.n........................St- CHi¢h°fI“°F~~--~ -  "M0
Edna May  Catherincs...... _ .  19,530
luv; Diekieson..............................New Glss¢ow...... .  5.080
Emma.A_ 1,¢m¢,ni;____,______,,,,__,,,_,__St. (..atherines......   . .. 5.000
- ` DISTRICT NO. 'l’HRB|hl.
Includes the Post Oillces and villages ol Prince and Klng‘s Conn
ties excepting towns and villages included lu District N0- 011°-
.  929,010
776.260
493.750
481,500
463.040
 363,270
191,100
87,060
60,820
Central Bedcque .  ......1.335»790
Annie Grssn..,............................... _ 
Alberts onsslsy............................Burlmst<>u--~~;-  
1,.”-.¢|;t.;___1§e_I_;¢__nald.....................g€_ll_¢;___?_ev has  ~ -  320-690
Ida B. ,    ~-  '
Annie Hughes..............................Leoville. 1.0¢   'ggfgg
Lynnis Vanlderstine....................St. Peters .... ._    ____5:3_0
Dorothy Mcponaid.......................Kmgsimro. Lot 47......
 id . L t 14--~~~ ~~ -  99430
Hattie McIntyre........ . Mel!! in 08 ____  65340
Lucy M. BlAncllrd...................... 0.   -
Mary Mans o..11ant.....;...............Mi1o. Lot __9~§--E--i--~   
Pearl Wilkinson..................... ......Mimi2255;_._____A_;___,;__;;_;;;;___j_;:;;:_:;;._______._:,
*£9
llllllll FUKECIST lc.
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, Jan. 27-Northeasteriy
to northerly winds, continuous cold
with light snow falls in southern
districts.
The temperaturd at three o'clock
this morning b'y the "Rexall Store"
Tested Thermometer was 8 degrees
below zero.
The lowest .temperature recorded
yesterday was 8 degrees below zero
and the highest was 3 above. The
lowest recorded the previous/ night
was 10 below. At nine a. m.. It
was 8 below and at nine p. m.. it
was 2 below.
The length of today will be nine
hours and thirty-one minutes and of
tomorrow nine hours and thirty-
four minutes. ' ` ,
The tide will be high this s"»°|'l\0°“
at 8.34, tomorrow afternoon at
4.08 and Monday afternoon at 5; “'-
will be high tomorrow' morning at
4.50, Monday at 6.08 and Tussdei
morning at 7.28.
The sun sets this afternoon at 4.59.
tomorrow at 5.01 and Monday alter-
noon at 5.02; it will rise tomorrow
morning at 1.27, Monday at 7.26
and Tuesday morning at 7.24-
colincsssu nnvsnrlsslssrs
ore.. me 1... olwisesuom ' _
`1‘AUNSOME B-AUSAGES n'l8(l8
15 fresh every dB¥~ 5H“l`“|°"- N°W'
som & Co. _____________11§‘n.F‘~
‘OST,4brown cameo brooch, plain
 gold band. Finder please leave
nt 299 Euston and r_ee_eiye_r_ewaljd-,__
AN'i*ED,*a’cool for a Lobster
Wfactory at Grand Tracsdie. Ap-
ply to Benedict McKinnon, Grand
Tracadic. _ _ ____ _}j@l;‘{V_D0~_
-\VANTED,-Young women as at-
tendants at the Worcester State
tion address H. M. Quinby, M. D..
Supt., Worcester, _l_A__ass. 1-27l'3m0ll’d
` EOR-`BAl'fE:Bllver and Cross Fox-
di’ es-One good silver male amd
good cross female. Reasonable M100
if taken quickly. J. R. Dennis, Box
145, Charlottetown, Phono No. 6.
1-27d8lpd.
Tron SALE, .. cursing min ssc. In
' good repair, and guaranteed to
make good work, and give good sat-
isfaction. Purchaser can remove the
cards to any place suitable. B0sS0\\l
for selling cannot attend to ft. J.W.
Marclrbank, Mill River, Lot 5.
1-zruru,
to $260 per week
11.01 and tomorrow mornin8 I
u.si._ .
‘)|iuard's Iiinimsut Cures Colds, lllte.
AGENTS, $50
The moon rises this morning li .4 lin Success Hand Vacuum
f.
` l
Cleanxs; §21,000 in use. Superior to
any Cleaner :lads at anrprice. We
prove this. I-llghly polished; nickel-
plsto and aluminum throu|hout.Bent I It seems to me, if sure of this, blsnt
FROM
IHI EIIIIHIIIIIKE
(Canadian l’|'css)
l.(JNl)UN, Jan, .25_'r|.c ,,m~(,h.
quake in thc lonain Island destroyed
five villages and damaged property
in thc capital to thc value of $600,-
000.
According to another despatch to-
day to the .Mall the death roll is
thirty.
The Government has sent warsllips
to _thc Island With provisions and
cn s.
IIIIIIII IIESPIIPEHIS
(flnnadiun Press)
U'l"l`A WA, Jan. 26-A rcci\lr.u:al
move between Canada ami the West
Indian Colonies will como to n bend
in n lcw months. The delegates ex-
pcvl. .ll ii few nu...Ll.s io iiccidc the
project.
Prospects are said to bc bright.Thc
agreement includes tropical fruits
and sugar against Canadian natural
products.
OTTAWA. Jan. 26-Local packers
and retailers today announced that
the price of beef, already almost. re-
cord high, will he increased in a few
weeks. The supply is said to be in.
sufficient to meet the demand.
OTTAWA. Jun. 26-Au investiga-
gutiun into the construction of the
National 'i‘rauscontcnintal was decid-
ed upon by the Dominion Govern-
ment.
It is understood that W. P. Guthc-
lius. Montreal, Gen Bupt ni the C.P.
il. is to carry it out. It will cover
the quality of the work, ctc.
OTTAWA, Jan. 26-H. M. Clarlcc,
Vancouver. of the Canada Highways
Association, is in Ottawa urging the
construction of a local highway from
Ht. John to Prince Rupert.
IHIIIIIIIIIIIISIHIIIIIIII
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Jun. 26-Lord London-
derry, in reply to Winston Church-
lil's letter, wrote that the chief ob-
jection was removed by it but freed
himself of responsibility for the re-
sult of the demonstration between
Feb. G and 8th.
--________-
IIIIIIIIIIII MIIIIUIIIII
(Canadian Press)
KHARTUM, Jan. 26-A new Cath-
edral, erected memorial to Gen.
Charles Gordon, who was killed when
the city was captured by natives was
dedicated today. The ceremony was
conducted by Bishop Lawlor and
other prclatcs on the anniversary
and site of the geucral's death.
IIIEPIIIIIIIIIIIS _III
IIPPIISE EIII IN IIIIIN
  IIIII SIIIIII IIIIIIIS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-Alter a
conference between President Tnit and
Representatives Payne and Dalzell,
minority members of the House of
Ways and _Means Committee, Mr.
Payne declared the mIn0\‘if»Y _WWW
oppose the bill endorsed by the De-
mocratic house caucus reducing iron
and steel duties.
According to Mr. Payne, the mino-
rity would not agree to reductions on
the iron and stccl schedule unless
based on information from the turi-H
board. President Taft was under-
ntogd to share the views of Republi-
can leaders. ____________________~_
on trial. Hutchison Mill- C0.. Wil-
kinsburg. PB- __ _ 1‘2Id54.IP_d;
‘”"(`)`w'1',1NG_ `Bnrlu-fs Alleys, under
eleven. 2‘25du~
B market, open lawful days ten to
““ I r °.v1cronms win  
CRYSTALS
__i....'_____~
Won in Overtime -Pity
By 4-3-A Fast
flume
'rue cl.ar|..ttctown victories ,dn-
iors defeated the Crystals in Blm~
mcrs_ide last night in the ssbohd
game in the P. E. I. Hockey Loa-
guc by the score of 4-3.
The Victorias were the aams “last
ye" when they won the Starr ‘Iro-
phy with the cxceptlouthat ion
Grady. now with' the Bummsrsids.
was replaced by W. Oornloot, wha
was out of the game for 5 anon, .
_The Crystals had some mangas
Hwce nlevins the Abegweits in Char-
lottetown. McKinnon, dm; ‘at usasrn,
Was relilaced by S. Perry hill,
Grady's position at cover wh 
by Ernest MeQuarria of the in
diates who played both games. .
The game was perhaps the fabeat
and at the same time one of s
cleanest even seen in Bummersidb._.‘At
half time the score was 2-1 in fpVor
of the Victorian and at th_s end of
second period it was three all.
In the playoff no scoring was ddne
in cnc urns nv.. minutes. with spent
three quarters of s. minute to play
in the second five minute period of
the playoff the Vics scored, wifinlng
out 4-3. I _
The second game was also very
fast and was captured in good st' le
by the Crystals intermediates wyho
scored 8 to the Victorlas 3. .
James McMillan was referec`ali`d lli.
Doyle Judge of play.
The following were the teaifsz
SENIOR CRYSTALS
_ Doucett
V Adams
McQuarrie
i, Clark
McDonald ' _ Philip,
O
B. Murphy P. Rodd C. Burns
A. Rattenbury
W. Cornfoot ,
B. Rattenbury ~
A. McAsklll
ssmon v_1c'ronr/is
INTERMEDIATE CRYSTALS
McLellan
Rogers
McQuarrie
Tamiya
Durant Buote McNeill
O
D. Gillis J. Ingraham P.Y3rs¢ory
J. Prowss _
Cheverie
Acorn
Steele
INTERMEDIATE vxoroiztas
About 100 left thlseity on the
special train. » .
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ui nuclsns
(Canadian Press)
BERLIN. Jan. 25-The psriits ln
the Reichstag stand: Conservatives
71, Centrists 91, Poles 18, Alsatiana
5, Guelphs 5, Matianal Liberals 47,
Radical 42, Socialists 110, Batari-
an Peasant League 7. Independent
Members Lorraina 7, Dane 1, Inde-
pendent 1.
CITY FARM ATTENDANT
SENTENCED T0 12 YEARS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.'-A sentence
of 12 years in Bing Sing rison-wrs
imposed yesterday upon Harry Ga l-
ton, an attendant of the New York
city farm colony on Btatcn island;
after he had pleaded guilty to~i!|§'|\-
slaughter in the first degree. lghéfy
Williams, an elderly, and ‘paralytic
inmate of the institution. died After
having been given a hot .haul "VI
Carlton and another attendant.. _.
Carlton and Harry Sinclair _whp.',_la
alleged to be the- oth0rf¢M.sndl\lt,j
were indictid hy.t__h_e-g“alld\|ury`, ' r.
physicians ad pe or ‘air _
on the paralytic, and rsportddf t
the bsat of .the water iam”
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Minard’a Llniment Cures Distemper.:_'_';°d§a‘8_'I ° ° _
these things that tire me so
Were noticed by my Lord-
strife-
What peace ii. would allorril
these little hurran cares.
This mighty King of Kings,
Can have the condescending grace
To mind these petty things.
'|f |'.~_0ul|l only truly linow that all
The pang that cuts me iiko a knife,
the noise. the wcariness, the
. psthy. not loss, but fullest
l wonder if he. really shares in all
If he who guides thro boundless space
each blning planet in its place
Hospital. ser cncnnr cilnmrmu-  I   I- .
with each ill would some such
bliss
That I might covet pain, `
And deem whatever brought to me
a the loving thought of Deity. _
And~ sense of Oli\‘lst’s sweet sym-
gain. _
Dear Lord, my heart shall no more
doubt that Thou dost compass
me about. ° '
with Sympathy divin__;°‘_ .
The love for me ones ollisd is not
the love to laavs my aids, '
But waiteth svsato wh sash
smailestcaroofm ." --
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