Typetounders’ Company, voted this after-
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Take lmportant Steps Regard-_
ingideiiibershipi A '
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‘Saloon Kesprn,   and-_
Gsnibisrs are Excluded from the
Order-Pugihst Dies from
Prize Ring Injuries.
DEAD FROK PRIZE-RING INJUBIE.
Sacaaxruro, Dec. 22.-(Special)-
Thomas Peuderzrast, pugiliat, is dead
from injury received in the iight with
Kid Williams.
AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAB.
Sraiuorxnn, Dec 22.-(Special)-Grand
llaster C. Rsvey of the Ohio Grand
Lodze of the Independent Order of Odd-
tellows is issuinga oircularin regard to
eligibility for new membership and the
status ot some existing members.
wrnsxxr sannxas sntrr our.
Among other things it sets forth that
on J snuary 10 all saloon keepers, bar ten-
ders and professional gamblers shall quit
the Order or those omupatioas. `
This is in accordance with the amend-
ments madeatthelastannualmestingoi
the ‘Grand Lohe. `
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TYP£F0\l_||DElS' ASTHKE CONIII UI S
Bos-rox, Dec. 18.-The members ct the
local union ot the Intematicnal Type-
tonnders’ Union, who arenow on a strike
at the Boston foundry ol the American
noon to stay out ldelnitely, it necessary.
EEE E_E’.Z'£%
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Sauk Claus to see the fol-
lowingz-
Gent’S Kid Slippers at 15
per cent reduction.
Men’s Hockey Boots $1.58
Boys’ Hockey Boots $1.38.
Men’s Overshoes wool
Ined, warm $1.50.
Ladies’ Overshoes wool
-lined, warm $2.00
Men’s Cloth Gaiters 90 cts
and $1.00 now 5oc. and 65c
for Xmas times at _
Biff Biils.
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Wor|d’s Fair in St Louis _Next
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Courieous Manner is which lie _
was Received while Attend- N
~ ing the St- Louis Fair-
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Sr.LoU1s,Ho,Dec.21-W.L.Crighton,Ad-
vertising Agent for the Interoolonial Rail- _
way of Canada,-the famous Maritime
Provinces route owned hy the Govern-
ment;- was in St. Louis Ssturday, his
object being to secure space tor the ex-
hibit which the Canadian Governments
railroad intends to have here next year.
The Intercolonial Railway will have a
very extensive display ' at the World’s
Fair illustrating the tourisifs train, the
“Maritime Express,” from Montreal to
Quebec, St. John, N. B., Halifax, N. S.,
and the Sydneys. In addition, the Inter-
coloniai will also ehxibit species of the
salmon fishing ci the hietapsdia and the
Restiizouche rivers; the 'sea . bass from
Bras d'or Lakes, sea troutand the famous
speckled lake trout from New Brunswick.
The finest specimens of moose heads from
the great forests ot the Miramichi and
Canaan will also add to the attractive exi-
hibition the Iutsrcolonial intends to
make. An entirely new electrical display
is also contemplated by the management
oi’ this`_Canadian route. .
Mr. Crighton is most enthusiastic about
what he has _seen inthe inounds. L“The
courteous treatment; have  in
St. Louis.” he said, “has agreeahly sur-S’
moat cordial and conversant. As to the*
Exposition, let me _tell you that the
scope of the enterprise has aimostbe-
wildered me; the advancement ct the
work, in comparing it with the Chicago
land Bufalo expositions at the same
period, is a guarantee that everything
gates. - _
‘Tho Maritime Provinces people are
well-_known io; their travcliinii 
c1ivitie"i`-“and In (eel 
greatest of Expositions. Newspapers in
m section ot Canada are full ot the hir
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Free Dinner for the Poor of
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'At Armour’s Restaurant.
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T8iEEH¢"E %E
will be ready before the tair opens its_
or one people-muarmng,   lg;-_.
atunity .ot s visiting &.  _ " 
» I Victorian Parliament former S .
tinninu- ni  .,  ‘Y _.
:E 383;' mm'  _° _°_'f us liar  Agent-General in Lopdon, are Rgttenbnq. _ _ _ ‘ r - f
»  A .E I §f?e%eu:.' Iign hadi1lxii}csl;med't¥:;’ Clhaiif Ro!&ltY`Edst-Donaldlalifiilan. Miller :pas go.
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Please remember the'C_liristmas preliminary business _he 'eouipioteiy , °R:’gmr;‘“~'%'Y;st;Fhht-  -nm? nn, Hum.-roars Pmnscnaa
Tree and Entertainment in St. °°31aPS°*§» “Hfi was Unable 'C0 1_'¢m€m- ‘ ‘ Auhd “QD W4 -non
Han - .-Wednesd ' ° U33' 01' ldlmtlfy any of the Iilombers Ejmtnl ch” Wlrren' _ _ ° '.
James _ °n , ay evening, who rose to address the House. The Ge°'HS‘mm°°;'{° ' ‘ 1 _________._......----
'U19 2_3fd IHS* at 7° ¢1°¢k P- 111- 44° Premier, the Lender onine opposi-_| ' Bw- Mr- _Wl_\°“ SHN* Wi °°'}4"
,mission adults 1o_ cents. zzd 21 ~ _eion,..n_nd _inn clerk oi one Henan, the nomination on mnni-easy ‘next _Rm-K eng. on Xue nn
went to his assistance, and he was it was _proposed to _ organize _ aniyom, “uso” "UK,-,-
en
 _CHICAGO MARKETS _ 
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Dv.  88! ~_\hr_.wn»t _sei
“ Cora 435 °° -onfn 42;
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Bwrwr. Deo. ie.-General Deion; made
s spsscn tc the Boer prisoners st Amand-
todsyandsnossehdh persuading
I ‘  ` ' _   oillithemitio  the oath of 
lliaoos to Great Brit@» _General Dilat-
syspoketoriinhourfs; ` ' 
series Faoin ri-is sons. '_
The Representative Speaks of the  ,,,,,-,.,,,,,,~ -~-,al
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'Ras War Dmcs has adopted a new
Plttslii of cartridge bandolier and
POUQI for the army, says The Lon-_
don Daily Hail. Tenders `a.ra now
invited _tor the supply of bandoliars,
Pouches and other equipment-123,
550 ybandoliers to carry 50 rounds
oi ammunition, 25,000 carrying 90
rounds, 247,100 pouches to carry 10
rounds, and 247,100 pouches to car-
ry.15 rounds.. All to be made of
leather, the bodies of the bandoliers
of split cowhide, the pouches of
bridle leather.
The new bandolier is a collection of
small pouches fastened upon a..wide
strap. The ninety-round variety has
a. curious double buckle to rest. on
the soldier’s shoulder and to carry
the steadying strap. The pouches are
Small. _and carry ten rounds of am-
munition. They are narrower at the
bottom than the top. Their fasten-
ing Hap is very large.
Each contains a leather tongue
fastened at the bottom, an-d taper-
ing very fine at its other end, to be
folded round e/clip of cartridges, so
_that the pulling oi its loose end will
bring it outinstantly. The extra
pouches_are ol the same type as
those for the bandoliers, except those
to carry dftsen rounds, which are to
have no lentliern tongue.” A
This f type of *bnndolier resembles
tl1_a.t__ which was employed by the
Bocrs. The old type oi bandolier
used by English soldiers in the war
was made of webbing, and carried
cartridges _horizontally packed in
“separate divisions. It was found to
priced me. I and the Sn iLouis people,b° useless. as ie Wm-keg longs.. and
lost ammunition. Then a long ilap
was added, which, fastened. kept the
cartridges in their places, but was
useless, too, for the buttons did not
hold the flap; Then came bandoiicrs
of the gld type, with flaps for every
ten, six, five, or four cartridges.
Those with flaps for five were usciui.
g Three weeks ago split cowhide be-
I gan to go up .in price, _ rising___one
;penliyperpound. ~ I   r

Deiniu nf the dnnih nf the
Duncnii Gillies, inn speaker"
Sandford Fleming acted as expert
Light nna Power oe. Limited. ze .. _*li
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‘THE LIBEHALS     iliiiiii Ehiiiil
To 'Select Candidates  ilniltfy 15* ixedior His e Bweli
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IA Lsrgeiittenlsnce of _liatepsysrs lord Dundcnsids Movements- |,, um F". E‘*_;””“
'_-Those'Se'ectedffo_r the Goin-  Thswing Dyssiniis wrecks 
' ing Liberal _Convention-‘ _ Dwelling;--Herdslnpe ofa our Question-Scans
_ Arrangements Made' F1;|i|||g(}|Ȣw M, nm*
Charlottetown and Royaltg, was lheld= in
The following delegates were chosen: .
0 S Gordon. - ~  5
'Ward 4, East-l[ichaalfLe&r_ty,F-;H_
[Beer-, 1'. G Whesr, S G lilocse,_'Jos&pa onanascmraxsnnm.
“‘*'"~» ' _f ' __  ; Tasmanian aisinnnyinnaea nn on
Ward. 4, 'Ce'nt_r_al-Kennett! Fi _
lm, Joh”°n__ Edmud ~c“em._': ri’ uninhabited island, butresahsd the main
_Purdy,iFJ`Nssh.' _ 5; 'f if 1“"“n"°mi°
in _Ward-4, _West-Br T`a_ylo_r,_ John._ C
Crockett, Angus l|IoDon_ald, Wm Carpen-
ter, Foster.
Ward* 5,
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A ll\°°\»iv8 ot the Li _ electors of Loan Dusnosann cosmic naar ,mm 1,, Tn, nm Ao,
Kindergarten neu im ninneenennnnen W”"'“"‘» 9"' ”°"i5P°°‘*\)”L°"“ 5010>” Dba-221-(Bosnian-ran
onifn-me :nr one onnvontinnen snient D\1°'i°\1\1d lm recnrnea nm from th° eiisnsnd Uninnmn an me
candidates for~Queen’s tomorrow. There west and hasgoneto Montreal. seth," 5", mth Ima
was a large att d . _ ' '
,um c°nvenm_°'£I_°?f° Palmen M L_ L_ casrmr. s'rn.1. ar Lancs. necessitate amsndmgnts.
occupied the chair and _on motion ot Cu.oaar,Dee. it-(Special)-llurdeo aiveno-risaaon rnaca nrogr
Georae_W. Gardiner, Reuhin l_dcDonald ¢';-(},`,|,¢1|, ,midi nba.” nd lam", ond” _mn .hon th.
‘"3 5° "°"°“ S°°'°““’ 15 in new oxen an me nnnoneion.
‘ minimum more
to Japan with a view
ink: crisis with Russia.
waa_o1_e;_1>sis/rm. wnmm!
Wg1‘d_ 1, EggbqE Bgyaiglri ,7W1|]|‘_g ` DYNAMITE BIIHG 'IHAWID BXPLOK
JohnJ Davies Patrick Clarkln, Lemuel V
MPoole.Chsrlee Davison . _ ..   Th Axcogumi nw' 22° -(S°°°m')
Ward 1, West-Bruce .S‘_ewart, Jamesf mn” “nt” mt °°m°
Barrett, James Dorsey, Peter Traiuor, i“*“°'°° 5° *M* ‘nd it
George Coombs. ‘ _ I wrecking the house, injuring
_,_ Ward 8,_East-T ‘B Riley,SE~ Blanch-A Wu, dnb duh” in
'ni-.i;J B Mnnnnna, Jnnnnn. _sennufqin h im °°° “E °°'
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Ward 2,. West-Samuel Nelson, G€eor‘ge ._ PBIVATIONS Ol' A UBIW
°?°'»  ¥_°K‘Y- °°"1°° 3t”»* rm.nnx,Dae za.-lennoni) rm
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qi_n,i¢¢,__  w o.¢41n._¢,q__'wiu|_f,,,,, Aiieeli. Jacobs an-ivsi here
 3;_ne'st_E‘SBed&in_~  _c'Bu.`~  tonndlsnd alihostbittsn.
'-   ‘ja  .ei   _ ' s__  ng th
GiPenke,.D'.r_nnny,Jna_s_cewa;e._‘§ z.; f “Maxxum” ° '“'°l °°°°'
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Harper, _Arthur .
»F L Hassard..  f.
A 'East
adviser. The result of the delibera- __ __
tions of the committee was the de- -Ensign Le" of 1=h°SsIv\tl°u Army
cision to lay the cable requests donations ol clothing for bois
F Tidllilrlilg- 1515!!!!
Ward 5,
'jrni-ern, wa~wseks`.m Ben; Heian,-ffo
nd »-n~»f~»»»  ::»°z.f: f°.:;=.:;'§;;:;:;e°<;r.°°....'.".:~ e°°°‘°°‘°:..::'.'...°:; ~.::::i°..=::,':.:: -n. we -.M 
‘W 5?'-“° °_5° °l°e° bmw" 1° °“°_ °f_,°“' Three days later-_ he was found  eszfgesne °.°1M‘kbeL° uma' ‘mf b-“_ Christmas concert vet, at the
fm' °°u°"'Au 5" l'"‘.°’° sul," h'°m$° t° in his bath. Mr..Gi_llies wasln, mem-  “gms  WL ' barracks Christmas night. Come and
¥15l>l»°\\l»%M- L- F- H°K°llZ\°'9» W9 SW' ber of the Imperial' Cable Committee I pt!" ' wa op ,Q ` _ ' ,ioyareal treat A surprise is planned
lish tailor. Summer-side. 22 d 3i. which nm in 1396 in L¢nd°n_ The _ T.°° '“°°°‘“3 th" °dj°“'° - th ¢h¢t||;m“|;|- g,
El:-l of Selborne was the chairman. ` ' ` ° ` A ` dzipd
Colonial Oilrlc resented ` ' “ " `
by m-_ G. H; mwfny`Ta?§.11e?cnnnun , ANNOUNCEMENTS- " ‘ ' """"_"‘“
by Lord Strathcona and the Hon.
. _ A. G. J ones, and Australasia by Sir '"-
all Denominations on _ snot ewan .nn in. nun... so  -s»..mn._.nn -in _ann .nn -xnn
_ orasmc. _ _ _ . _ .
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._ . -'-The“Block"Li|zht Company patent -_-T116 D690 S3611". fri". NWS. llld
Ffom 12 fyclock  3 burners and mantlesproduoe the mostper- b&k_°5 b¢“\9» l°l'V°d~ ¢l\li°¥1! it A-
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0 C1001( ' rnnnniion nan no onion or _cnaiiotteinwn street.._Come and an h°v_\1\1i°\=v°fl°=li-
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'A11 thepoor oi the city will  _S it A  A A A
welcome and women and chilclreni 1  "`
are parti_c___u_lar_1y invited. __ _   _ _  3 A  _ _
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