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ANTS STANLEYI or QUEENS coiJN'rY Jail., viEw.or CANAL
__._._».__1i __i. ..._
Urgent T¢l¢gl’2\Il1S Exchanged With Joseph Shepherd and Charles McDonald Waiting For Sup- P. B. Varilla, Former Panama Minister
0ttawa`*by Board of Trade. Minister _ reme Court Made. Good Their Escape Early Yesterday and Once Engineer of the Construction
Bi‘odeur’§fittitude is Unsatisfactory. Afternoon Broke and _Picked Locks 'Thorough ' Says Canal’s Existence Depends on
 _-" ''''''''' ~' Search Being Made For Them. ' ' I Gaiam Dam,
(Special by' l)l10l'|ff-l”\__ l.. l’. Brodeur, tlttnwa.-lliiderstandI '
SIJMMERSIDE, Dec. 12-T citi.
zviis of Summerside are up in gms
oi-i-r the treatment they are receiv'iii>,;
iii connection with the winter bouts
lu their efl`o'i'ts to secure the Stanley
to relieve the congestioni of freight nt
Suiiiiiierside, the following telegranis
were received from -and sent to the
liliiiister of Marine, by Jos. Read,
Pres. of the Board of Trade, on Sat.-
uiilay last.
OTTAWA, Dec. 12 '08. To Jos. Read
Suniinerside.-Government steamer be-
ing wanted between Charlottetown
and l’ictou. Prefer giving' one ferry
suivice to two finditierent service.
Freight for winter boats should not
be shipped to Charlottetown.
(Sgdf) L. P. BRODEUR.
sl'MMERSIDE, Dec. 12-To llon.
I
your dcsirc which dnes not differ from I . `-°""“””" -
our Boards. but you are ill~ad\'ised Y"st““"‘I\‘=1Y the prisoners Joseph
"or missinfornied. Stanley can run Igood their escape from Queens (loun-
lici‘c, till local freiglit congestion isity Hall mm at the “HW Uf \\'l'il3illl:
ie_ii.vti without interferini, with mail 'thnx months ng?) they were Sentenc_
oi any other service. Pleasei oct ,ed to the next term of the Supreme
their cells as
known only
out while it
stole out in
down in the
the assistant
were again lo
‘3l10Dherd and Clinrles Mcljomnlil made
'are still at large. Just a little over
tl Court for six char cs n ml 1
Itween Sumniersidc and Pietou. Seven-Im” stable of II_'1°“t“g“" Pi°kel_9E~ MV “ear it from
I"  ‘“‘i'~"" “em “P hw This is I§fJ"i‘2.“;»fL‘ SS'2i§`§..§i‘i “~I`-?J§S."Z1°.fi’i{ i’ff.,S§i.‘Sf.-i
'youis and public interest- -'\Cll Quick- I6,UtuKiin_iz harness and whgoi'i.g Iiiiust have picked the lock for they
_ 'l‘cl¢-.granis won- 1,150 5(-nl tu the inside their escape as yet. Yestcnduy csenpe. Flien
iniiiister ily .i. w. iiieiim-tis, -iii, P.,`
and Premier Hiiszard.
I (See also Siiiiimcrside column.,
(Sha) _IOS READ Ioicaking into Triiciidie Station, 2
itllklllz Of a red mare be1ong,in» toipor-iiion is t
'ri \ i ii - ,
_§______lLt "M°“:_I_"=Dtc1°g'm“ w'“_ “1*’°iJ¢inii.s McLaughlin, 3 breaking into been on the
‘ _ 0 T- 1 C 0Tl2\I<l, M- P- PICS-Out Illoss lvIcEwen's store at St. Peters, padlock of the cell door, which was
Wire Brodeun, have Stanley run be- <4. l-nklml of a bridle and reins from Ifound broken, for they could not get
I a
usual und us far as is
one of the boys went
is supposed the other
his sock ii-et, nml gn;
basement unknown to
keeper and when they
ciaed up only one went
in the cell The reason for this sup-
liat some one iiiust have
outside to break the
the inside. After getting
cell they had to get
rge iron notes out they
'h`i7\l~) JUS. HEAD,  It is not known exactly how they ; were found all safe locifiril after their
at dinner time they were let out of jail fence and
l>f0In1p y. Reply. _ _ _ _ ' g _' a _e y , hack, the other was supposed to be
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czzr .___.~~°-°“ 2 “:;z'". -_ ; °'_'_._' ‘;:;-_-; .:____..' *~'“ Tvxrrtrn-_.3 rf:-:
IIINISIEH SHIII. I
SHIIIIIEH EELLEII
3_4
\\'i\>‘HElNG'l‘ON, Ga., Dec. 13-(Spec-
was shot and killed by Warren Bailey,
ii-lin its he shot was felled by an
iron wedge used by the preacher and
new lies unconscious with ii broken
iiliiill.
he prol.~n`r>ly will die.
IIIIHIIII HAIIN
if HV SINIIENTSI
iiniieiswiox, N. J., Dee. is-(Sri-»'
cial)-I-leiiry Jacobson is*critically ill I
asa result of 'njbriital hazing 'oy his
vlnssniatcs of ltuttger's college.
The studenti-1 compelled him tn roll
pennies across thc street with his?
nnsi-., and while unable to defend
liiiiiself ,bclabored him with stoves.
t`rimin`al action will ne takell-
PIILIEE HAVE NAMES
[IE IWII HNHBENS
ii0sTON, Dec. “?,---li ni claimed
that the Boston polici now have thel
nitniei-i 0( at least l.‘..o of the menI
whi were implicated iii the robberyI
of the First National Bank of Pep-I
],,.,.m last week, when over iourtec-n_
iiiiiiiisand eight hundred d0llnfS WHS
T
~icured in bills It only remains' SPI
i claimed to complete the chain of
valence. esninnv fl” mm “cfm” ““f.Y
are placed Wunder' arrest. he evi-
dence came from the aiii>Gn\`11“’¢“ 05
tivo of f,i`1e bills stolen from the
hunk, recognizable from the torn cor-
ners, which were blown off inthe ex-
plosion which wrecked the safe.
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DISTREBS IN CAPE BRETON.
QLAQE BAY, N, S., lleceiiiher Ili
Thu ¢largyiue`n of thc town niet \\'i_Ili
:lic Town Cc|un’cil last week_ to din-
riiss the best means of relieving the
distress which exists among ai lnrge
number of families owinf: l0_lI1C ="3HY‘ .
riiy of work in the coal irtines. This,
wlnwl- is Bald to he the worst ever
exp-rienced' so fur in the history of
the town. The men enilllllylll P-‘ Somc
or the eoiiieriiis have only bw* °1i‘”“j
ing F, little more than enough £0 Dal'
the rent and coal for the pant f20“lJl0
of months. No change Wm Hkely “ke
place in the siltuahfon until thn SDNHK
opens.
ty  , I
iwniiniiiy many nnirc iiiivi- iieen iiii- iwfntlier and helm: inforined that he f Whose bndv W
would find it colder in Berlin when and biirricaded apartiiiiiit and has
others
lcd for the <Ic`l>ris is scattered ever '-
-f-- -----~==-==T-_ H - -._ . _ _._, ..-- -_-*_
__ Pains, Dee, is-(special,-A we-I Nnw YORK
they had to elinib the
this they seemed to
have succeeded nn-noticed by anyone.
it is .~:triiii;.e how the lock of the
cell was iiriikt-n without bring heard
for the least noise can Iii' heard by
_the keepers.
I Farmers and fliers 1-.ill need to
look out for _  horses, wagons,
Ihnrness, store., etc., ioi' what was
'done before can be done again, and
nobody wants their horses' driven near
to death by two such men.
All steamers leaving this port will
be searched and as this seems to be
the only way of escape the authori-
ties feel sure they will soon be again
taken in charge and now that they
are iimowri to be somewhat expert
they will probably not get another
chance for freedom.
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_ IWI]AIIAN ISIII INEW VIIHK HAS
AWEIIL EXPLIISIIIN    ~ I -
Kms MANY MIN .AHEAII III HIM AWEIIL IVIIIHIJEH
, Dec. l1S-(Special)-
Iman joiiriialist ingeniously represent- I With only bloody finger prints toas-
iall- Rev. Forest Tuttle, aged 50.  D0L,bN_ Dec_ 13_(S-pecial)_A giant Ping herself as a delegate, requesting I sist, the polie
blast nf ilynnmlec prepared for fn-ing ,Castro to lecture, obtained an inter- ‘for some trace
prciiintnrely exploded in ()i,lgpOIvie\v with the Venezuelan president; ted one of the
workings killing ten and injuring ;f- ‘S€1t“fdaY- IUIC 0-i`EY'S hist
He complained regarding the eold‘ His victim
5 I -
whore nnd ri-llpf Wm-lg in mm-Ccly },e.Itl1erc for operation declared himself - Hot yet been
A hundred and tireiity were working tfen-Ul\¢¥\t~
iii ii. gang, forty-f`i\‘c of the injuredl He iinnoiinced his intention of going
are already in hospital, ten dead ami wherever he pleased in Europe re-
a number of others missing.
The explosion was caused by a pas- EHR f-l0\'€fl1m0I1tS~ I
sing locomotive which had short ci - I
ciiited wires connecting the charge.
gl
gnn, `pcrfectly well and not rc.liiirii'ig any
3 A thorough
I the tiisk.
I Every diutin
‘inove-d from
'were cut; from
ed.
gardless of the objectioris of Europ-
.
Castro appeared in ii very bad
minor.
Iof crafty care
The discoi
ELINNIHNE WANIS HUTH SIIIES ASHEE 
‘ to baffle pursuit.
` 'f
e are scouring the City
of a ninn who commit-
inost baffling crimes in
ory.
was .L young woman
as found in a pndlockedlI
identitird.
sciircli of the rooms
Ii'cvenled‘ riotliiiii; to iiid the police in
guisliiiig mark was re-
the clothing-, pictures
the frames and burn-
I On every hand they found evidence
used by the niurdcrcr
.ry of the crime came
nxiety of the janitress
inn sin iiiis ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiAlf-Eivziif-.f°  
I The -janitrcss
. . ____ .
orrawii, Dec, iz. ~ 'rife Depart- I
ment of Labor has been notified that
apartment ii ii
fl'
in to assist.
decided to enter the
l!'ic police were called
SYUNEY» S3 3-- DCC- 11” The A' the employees _of the John RitchieI When the entrance was forced the
gent General for the colony of Vic.
torim in Lonilon, England, is adver-
Conipnny, of Quebec, one of the.wonian's body
largest concerns in the boot and shoe I
with the head almost:
severed was lying on n, blood soakied
tising for the supply and the deliv-
ery of six thousand nine hundred and-
fourteen tons of eighty pound steel
rails at Melbourne, Australia, and
also for six hnndred and forty tons
of fish-plates.
Inquiry nt the offices of the Domi-
nion Iron and Steel Company here
elicited tho reply 'lint no information
respecting this matter had reached
them here, Ii is quite probable, how-
ever, that as Messrs Jones and Plum-
indr nre in Iiondoii, they are attend-
ing to it there, and there is little
doubt that they will in view of their
previous success be competitors for
this order.
SIAIUN WILL I]ESIIIE
IIN EUINHEASTIIINS
trade in that City, have voluntarllyI
agreed to submit their difference with I
the Company to a hoard to be con-I
stituted under 'the Leiiiiieiix Act. I
This is the first occasion in whiclii
employer and employees have agreedI
to submit their differences to the ar-;
bitration of such it board. In this'
case the employees, after having 'iieenI
on strike for some weeks, have re-
turned to work with the agreementI
that both employer and employees-
sliall abide by the decision of tlicI
board which may be nppoin-ted. I
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IIIHISHUHE HAH I
HEAVV WEATHEH
SYDNEY, Dec. l0. -- The steanier
liouisburg, Capt. Gould, which arriv-
___ cd in port yesterday niiirniiig, experi
bed.
Her condition indicated thalt she
had been dead Jawa weeks.
EIAIIK EHIIIVI EHHIJPE.
I Wl]IHAN_ IS AIISSINS
NEW YORK, Der. 12-Gireulnrn
reached here yestenlay afternoon from
Tiicomii, Wash., telling of the mys-
terious disappearance of Mrs. Andrew
P. Nelson of thai; city, after her nr-
rival here from Europe, October 20,
and offering ii rewu.rd for informa-
tion iicgarding licr wherealioiits.
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BIS BISVSLE
NASE ENIJEN
NEW YORK, Dcc. 13-(Special!-
The six day bicycle race, which, since
midnight last Sunday has attracted'
widespread attention, ended at mid-
night Saturday.
The winning team is McFarland'
and Moran, who broke the previous
record.
Second Rutt and Stol, third Dem-
and' Hill. _
The winners covered two iiboiisaii-d
seven hundred and thirty seven miles
one lap, 'lining almost four inile-s a-
head of the previous record.
Tho race ended with a magnificent
spurt, all excepting the three winners
withdrawing and, leaving a clear
track. MeF‘arlai;.I finished scarcely
five feet ahead of Rutt.
IIHIIIE IINLV NI.
HEH PA III-IJESIS
I
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PARIS. Dec. 13 ~ispeci.ii,»1>iiiiiip-
Ipe Ilonenii Viirillu, former l'nn;iiiinI
ministi-r to the ifniieii states ..niiI
‘ilie Panama Canal takes the gloom-I
once engineer on the construction of
icst view concerning the prospects of'
uw canal. I
He says the cost will be two hu.id-I
red’ and eighty million dollars and he-I
doubts the estimate made by tliei
United States.
The pliiii now being carried out
will resulu almost surely in the grea-
fi-st disaster' in the history of a pub-
Iic. undcrtukiiig.
The existance of the Canal depends
upon Gatun dum, "I and all French
engineers who have 'studied this uues~
tion are absolutely convinced that
the nature of the ground makes cer-
tnilfi destruction of the dam and the
only remedy is to remove Giitun dam
liitrcn kilometers to Miraflnres."
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INSENIIIAHIES 
BIIHN IENEIVIENII
. i
NEW YORK, Dec. l3-(Sueciall,-_
large tenement occupied chiefly b'
firemen and policemen wn.'~i burned b_
incendiaries Siitiirdiiy night 1
The inmates found t|`:iei stairway,
soaked with kerosene oil blazing ardI
I
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their escape cut off.
The families were rescued through;
windows with the utmost difllciilty. 
EAIVHIHS IINAN 
PASSES AWAV
At noon yesterday there' suddenly
passed away in this City ei man who
has been for many years n proininenc
figure in the educational afiairs of
this Province in the person of Jolt.
McSwain.
Hel was of Scottish Ancestry, and
was born on the south shore of the
Hillsboro River and in early years le-
came a teacher of the highest class.
While quite a young man he was ap-
pointed School Inspector, the duties_
of"wliicli position he performed with'
ability. About.. .thirty years ago he
accepted the- prfncipiilsliip of th(
Normal ScliIool, which position he
*”" resigned to assume charge of Queen
SOUTH NORFOLK, Conn., Lee. I Sniiaro School. Of late years he has
12. - A court of this country may ' Irf ii instriietor of Botany and Draw-
have to decide soon whether a no-Ii'1~ ii ;i‘l the City Schools. It was
man of fort?-eight Years knuwsfiiv #lv :~~.~" ii »" ~ ~*'.irfil hief-0l`Y that
when she is in ove. -Trlr. vii-.~l\~~ii:, .it‘aiu- d his chief pro~
l
Miss Elaine Elizabeth Beers, v~`iio'iu‘: ir- i.i:i,; ii' ii; botanist of`
:idmitis neanly half a century of life, any no iii tlii., l’i-oviiice and also
and William Oscar Sniflln. H Shoe ni niiiiitii-ii,~,.--:t of mognizea stand-
denler nf Sixty-five were married in ing. iic was President for a term oi
PON Chester" lent 31111118-Y. No the Natural History and Antiquarian
sooner had they returned wid set society and has nine been President
up ii. home in Woodward avenue lzcre I of the Caledonia (‘-luii as well as be-
‘than C8115- Edward J- BGGYS. 11\\Il€l‘Iing prominent in other fraternal and
of the bride announced that htrbenevolent institutions. j
would take steps to annul the mar- He has written several works on'
riage. scientific subjects, his latest being a.
Capt. Beers contends that his Flora of this Province issued by J.
daughter is in her second childhood J, Gage & Cn., iiiirl now issued as a
and ought to be dealt with like fi text hook in the public sclio-ole.
child of sixteen. He holds also that His is n name wlilch will go down
thc hriflnsfoom is too old for her. Ito posterity, nniiiiied with that of his
but he has yet to find any lEgnlIei,iiiilly illustrious friend, the inte
ground for action. Francis Bain, who predeceased him a
' '°-‘- few years.
PAHIS NIWSPAPEHS ""`“"" '
MRS. HAINS WILL NOT I
ATTEND TRIALS.
nos'ro.\', Den. iz--Ai  f.i.nii»r»-nee
field in this city today by Mrs. lila-
I I‘Oll'l` AU l’ltlNGE, Dec. 12- The eneed heavy weather on her trip from
'United States cruiser Tacoma. liar-.I-0\VlSD0l`l1. Nllfl- TIN! VUYIHZO. \Vhl‘fIl
rum;-neil hr-,rg from St, Mare nnii under _ordinary circiiiiistiinces can _oo
Gniiuivns, which are now in it pence- made ln_ah0llt Sill*-Y h0\\I`S, 0_CC\\lPl0il
fnl ntffm Tho l~‘i'ench cruiser Cas- about eight days, the ship helm; de-
snrd will i‘cpli-we the Duguay Trouin lllyflll by EXCCUKIUII-llY FUUIZII _W0“f-h0l`-
wliirli has sailed for liuvanu. Gencr- Diiriiix We KHI0 Ul MU¥l<l_IlY night ,lfnd
nl Simon will dric-rnilne todyqwlio- Tuesday morning the ship was trying
ther he will convolie the present nat- to make for Loulsburixl INN- Wa-“ Uh-
` I assembly or dissolve it and liged to put into Sydney. The steam-
iona ,
hold new elections in January. er sustained no dnnial10. but belli-
., . k
Mrs. Nelson reached New York lifter
ri tour of l<liii‘opc, which she iiiade un-
iiceoiiipuiiicd. She was ii passenger in ,
the first. cabin and appeared to be I
pleiitifiilly supplied with money. *_* 
i., . ~ .
M,ESl_L'I§l;l;f)(;ry ‘f,;\1€av€ggaf0}f0*£2T  PA_RIS, Dec. 12-C_omiiientlng; upon
stopped overnight. The following day  1pir:§__5;a5\?aL 
shi- left, saying flint she was going I ,t ,, Shuws that he is
_ ' _ - , - _ "Va edic ory
U) take *L Mum lmmtdmtely for Tab fiiitlifiil to himself und consistent. to
onia. llc-r baggage was sent to the _
. ~ ' . . the last iii the battle for reforms
iiiilroad station, and when she lelt hid cum mlspiciously amor me
\, . - _ W i op
tl_i. _lIotcl__ s_l_i_c _Ttiirtcil in the direction_deMh of McKmlCy_
U le S B 10 ` "The world can only approve Pres-
_.__.____- nonla was considerably knoc ed a-  ____________ I , _
_ _ _ _ . . ident Iloosevelts iippllcntiriir of the
iiai~d's Liiiimenf Cures (mrgei in cows DOM Und lla'-I 0"” "E M” mg” "r‘""'“1 - . olden rule to foreign politics" says
A and inlured The steamer has return-    K _‘while me Anmrican pm
-- - a..- A  ,- ` _" thc Temps, -
Ied 'Nth A cargo of COM for Bay 0( fple should 'lic eternally grateful for
No oissracii-:
iN A e----
THE LOST TROP
E THE wAY or uNioN    
. . P Hockey Trofpliy arrived yesterday
'roiioN'r_o, Dec. 12. - 'riiere in no
onstncle ln the way of chuiieh union.
This was the’d'ec'lsi0n rearlied by the
ronimittee representing the Method-
ist, Presbyterian und Congress-lnnnl
i‘-iiiircheii of Canada, which has ‘neun
ln Snnnimi- since Tuesday.
'l‘he ffnillni of the committee will
now be submitted to the Supreme
(70l\l'ts of the churches coneernnfl-
“H0 by them to the lower eonrlln. nntl
IW the latter to the individual con-
irregaelons. Hope is expressed that
oy the eiose or 1910 oi- by the begin-
nlnl-< of 1911 this process W0\lld be
Completed, and the organization of
the three churches an accomplished
lnvt.. The decision has marked the
flfeateet step- fn the religious world
Hlnre the Reforiimtfon.
tmnurds his final adinonftioii for the mainte-
iiii Piiiiii ii in      
~ _._ Iwcid of a. people reso v
PANAMA, D .. 12-St ‘ I l.
ec eps me ,B ng I d's I ` l nl Cures Colds cts.
----»- from Fredericton, N. B., and is at_takcn lookinir to the organization of Mlllnf 1*" U"
- J. C. Lithgown onlne- ‘ Inn nssonintinn for the purpose of _V ,_,,5m-5_-_._...  _ 
coinmcnioratfng the opening., of the Advertisements |__`mIs
HY FOUND ,
I'f`his should be tho primary watch
~ » l ed to end\irf~."
udili. Heins, wife of l‘cter (7. Heins,
and her Boston (‘-oiiiisel, Freil li. Nor-
ton, it was decided that Mrs. Hains
slfoiilil not nttend tho trial in- New
York of livi' liii.-it/nnil on the i-liiirge of
hnvini: iiiiiivlcivil Wiii. N, Aiinis. Nei-
ther will shi' ne pi‘esi‘i'it nt. the flllll
of (`upt. l»{uiiis` brother. T. Jenkins
Hnins nn n siiiiil-nr clinrire. Mrs.Hai-
Ins is nt presiiiit living with her par-
BAI] ASIIIIJENI
IIN HAILWAY
AMHERST, Dec. 13-(Special)-An
ziccidrnt occurred near Salt Springs
which resulted in the death of Geollgo
Turiiiiull. lit-ceased was ii passenger
from St. John in Oxford Junction.
Turnbull n former resident of this
province has been residing at Provi-
dence nnd was go ng to New wlasgovr
to visit his son, .
He is supposed to have fallen ol
the train between the baggage and
second clnss enr but was not noticed
standing there.
The body was terribly bruised when
dtseovercd.
NII HISSIILIITIIIN  
[IE PAHLIAMENT
l-UNDO.\', Dec. 12.-The G0fvern_
nicnt's determination that there bg
no immediate dissolution of parlia-
ment, 'out that the Ministers will
meet panliament at the next session
with an important program ol whlnh
the budget w.ill be the leading fea-
ture, was announced 'oy Premier As-
quith in a speech iustifying the leg-
islative work the Liberals have al-
ready Hecomplished. Asquith invited
the qarty to treat the veto of tho
Lords as demoiistrating an issue in
politics, but declined to dissolve par-
liament at the dictation and caprlcl
of the Upper Chamber.
To admit such a claim on the part
of the irresponsible chamber, - the
Premier said, would 'oe immeasurably
absurd, for it would render the Liber-
al Government a subject session after
session, to a series of general elec-
tions. The Government would t‘hem'e-
fore choose its own time for dis-
solution.
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PAHIS NEWSPAPERS
PHAISE HIIIISEVELI
PARIS, Dec. 12. - C'-onirrientiug up-
on President Roosevelt's message the
Temps expresses the opinion that his
"\'aledi<;t.ory" shoes that he is
faithful to himself and consistent to
the last in the battle for reforms
which opened suspiciously after the
_death of lilcKi-nley.
I “The world can only approve Pres-
ident. Roo.scvelt's application of the
'golden rule to foreign politics" su\'i
t.h'.- Temps, "while tho, Amerunn leo-
ple should ‘ue eternally grateful _ f0T
hi.-. final ndmoriifioii for the inirnfa-
niiiice of ii :ir< ui; nuvy “"5 “I"'“Y-
This should oe the primrirl’ *Mel*
nord of li people resolved to er-
dura."
.ents in Wintliroli. i
ILEADER OF FANATICS I
I is sr
ILL AT LARGE
KANSAS (`l’l`\', .Z i., Der. 10-- ‘I
Iam not going to die, l'm going; to
live to kill n few more policeman "
Imfxanifiglllxtftrcfni replflieto tiNiEgEi?:’:n ps=iFn'rINci saloon Aii.iu~is'i'ED. Panama Gmini in 1915 it in propos- Condensed I TIM i” Eh” “'*“°"'""‘ “I , U
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Ohurch, setting forth the con'ditions_ --~ _ ed if the scheiiic is found feasible, ' '(q~'o0i\,,'w"f§,|» ¢lngnlfien¢_lon.) .lrl‘.'t'l" "°IH’t'¥_I§dwhflxlayfnziin Gln#
‘ln which that body would consider HALIFAX' Dec" 12'“A Smlor who tn hold a worltvs mir hem' Many or ::;T\;NT}*`l;\¢LEdl)lli"~l T()Wl)()T‘l    Eievre serioiislv ivoiiiifii-il,
““I"“ “'"” “gmd 0"' “mr long ms' ‘I“°"’°d 'mm H' M` S' Comwan last the most promment men in Isthmm  <1 ii he -<-wiiih at home' viiioie 'in n nnttrli- .min-.pn his foi`iowers 1-to
eniision. _ June, was arrested yesterday by De- have heartily endorsed me plum which i _ _ an __ £2 _ s, af. _ Wm-_Q sont ,tha ____ ____-_ ‘__-_________ AS H ____s__H ___
The obstacle in the WHY "f “““‘“ tectivc Hanrahan and Ken_nBilY- H6 if siicceissfiilly carried out would do 0' f!p“‘(`1°ittm(ié_g°(:,hnI,)a$;;, paid. se'nd`,h,, §’1U_mrI.,',I,»_, 13 y,.,'m nm _i,,ngneei-
between the Anglican and oi.h_er was Wm-king on n fnrm no Shubenn- so much for the country. ifml is “(““' rucslurq Nnhonnl inf," "nd I-',,i,¢-¢»,mnn AI.»»-rt. 0, 'iinllmw
Cl\\ll”\Il\0¥4 13 5- quesuon of the hm' F-Bain' H5 will Ile handed over to the 'ill htamx; (Er in (vpn M'mn.;,§'\I I I., “£34 “mf (W0 nfligl- |»»lic¢‘..'m\ii life
torlc episcopate. 'The committee re- mval nuthoritfes. The temperature registered thirtyIM‘1““’“` I" ng "“ L m_,ud'S7h_2ipd I;‘n"__ Crmml mmmi0n_
grets being unable to accede to this _ ‘degrees above zero at three o‘clockI ____ ______,_ _ .-  '. - _LI James 'Shm.p_ knuwn ns ~-i.'_i,5,.h
conilitiorn but if the (‘/li.urcli of Eng- (‘-HICAG() MARKETS. ‘this morning. I _ GENTS__easily_earn__$3 dafly“s__e___5_n __ and who WM ‘hp NNI hmi of
land shows ib is willing to interpret --
lmg VOLIELK GRA nf- ki; iiiiii- miniioi rfiigims pniini-
tlic historic epiecopnte in a libernl f!l~lI(‘.AGf), December 12--(Special)-I MOS'I‘l.Y FAIR. .Cl4.l\’lEN’l`. Greatest seller ever _o -I'-I _ __ ___ 'ml at ,Mgt
Spirit knd “left l-IW Ifllllt C0mm\UF° December Wheat ....  ..............._61LI --~ -_ Ied. Every housewife___IiuyI~i. Svc; 1I)__?|ni__;i1r__‘;i_.___‘;_€__\_____ the ______________ ____________
on n fine Rnd 5.\l\1l\l bnnln 10 °ll1Inl“IDecemher Corn   61| 'l‘ORON'l`0, December 14--tSpec~inl>~ per cent. profits. W ixii-i_ roi; ec____ any he walked into __ _`__mmn ,md ,_ ,I
its fnterpretatidn. the C0“l°"‘?“°° Jannnfy VON*   $15.60 Moderate to variable winds, ii few griiniteware, etc. _£1 ¢N_;’Gm_l_’ 95 duwn ms Nvomr Wm, the ,,.m_,_.,,-
on Church tlnion will be zlnil _fn January ghent  ..  fall: of snow of r_ai:i b_ut mostly fair, greats _i:i'ovi_>__<;:3:_0_l:_-___ ~Q__e ' _,I am mu_qf,,,d_ I gm, “pg AS H,-le
mcet with the proper reprcsen a- .January -orn   - s a ionnry or ii igit y owei; tempera-I ii awe . - ‘ » ~ _` 1- m, r._.,,m_ ,mi “_ me
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seemed inclined to take him into
custody, Sharp waited A moment.
than picked up the WBBDOYM |'¢I"l'l¢‘l
lt, and walked out. He nas not Lie!!
seen since. _ 4
| A1, the hospital it is said Petro min
'Miillarieh as ii. small chance of recov-
Iery. Sergeant Patrick Clartra condi-
tion is slightly improved. A.  S.
.Eleorc, the hysfandcr who was rit by
.n stray bullet, also is expected to get
`vi'ell.
i ,\1nry Prirtt. the ll _vi-ar old sister
of Lulu Pratt, displayed thi- same re-
ninrknble coolness as the other! W\l€1\
questioned by the police. She did Mit
'.rry when told of her s‘lster’n death.
Lulu was idiot by the police when Hrs.
Pratt andthe two girls were pulling
.away from shore in a rowboat.
I -'she died for her ood," was the
|child's comnient.
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