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Amiwiv cnisi ‘PORT AU PRINCE .IAP Asinm; P30031-;35 IN ~
iiin PA/ianuii LO0TED BY Mob Huis ciusii coivsrnucrio
'rho (‘.. P. R. trnin for Ottawa crash-
ed into un engine running from Cum-
dcn when about ar mile and a half
oust.
Engineer Rowe of the local train
wus found under the locomotive druid;
Mail clerk Purchell escaped with a
spruincd wrist while mail clerk Gass
had his hand cut and sustained min-
or injuries. L
None of the passengers was ser-
iuiisly injured. `
and stores.
"WILL NUT  
H The troublei began shortly after the on the looters.
  ,President was e-scented to the Frenchr The pillagens were unaware of the
cruiser
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ll|J'i‘ SPRINGS, Vu., Dec. 2-Com-_Ano time in turning to the work of
num \\-ns made at a small dinnerfpjlloge and 1-0'|,bery_
r ' tlfttltM.Tf’~ -,. .
T\?i(ii,¢Tn~_LTris(;n\va:1aetuEi£"cnd dLd\vn.r atb Dluded mm bands they W"’N'°‘i
1 nl .
“Yr-s, und it is going to stay turn-,thelr Way down 011° Sweet 1-‘P *H1015*
ed down," hc said. “l am not going.01'. breaking into the stores.
t0_il_i‘1iil\ fiilytlling ilgévill. 0l`€T-A" L By 10 0’clock eleven stores were
th Tami Ihcrivecrcoililllfkll nd1tr‘u;k'tUTl'ougl‘11E0l ompletely ]00ted`
u ' ic i s 1
‘T 1) ' D( ai The proprietors helplessly witnessed'
boyiiood friend present. ,
An rwcaiiization invited Mr. Taft th” d°”St1`“°ti0'“ of their Pf`°P91`tY-
to a_ bun»|uett ;_‘any time beforei youi Goods were hauled into the str:-et
“T9 ’““‘<“""“ e 'H and divided among the mob ii-embers
‘~\v t is th t V' , . '
      of     
D0 D ~ en ec exe aim- 1., ., f _ .1 _
HL ..D0 Hwy _mink I ,lm gogm, to be cuision o spoi s and were soon fi-ht.
any dillcnut after I um- in'augui'at-L 1.- ‘ ' .rv - .  ...-.'.~__._;~-w--ff..  1 c-:~.-.ur-r-r=m.s__-....=:.x_1»
ed 7"
Ah iii iiiciniciiii LEW” GREAT  
His hniuw isniii A --NHUNAEAS-iiiil
__Gi<_\gE BAY,_ lge_cember__ 2-Lauch-' L
iii i i‘ Onu i, e ec r cian, ad 9, nor- NEW YORI- D
~ ._`», f _ _ \._ ec. 2-Dorando
ron I cape rom death today, after Plata the Irnhun nmne is to
delhi: some wiring near shaft. Phalen ’ ` ' . T’
Seam he nttem md t r t run his second Marathon race at
- ,ii o c oss over o M d- S G ,d D
U, ,_ .. a ison quare ai en, on ecom-
,,,;, `,f,"§’,Te f;‘,f‘,f,te,”;',,§f€”f;§§t °“’e"M fi her 15, competing with 'rom Long-
D0 ,M ,t _ ` 5 as c` boiii the famous (‘anadi'a.n long dis-
M T' upped nn the top uf the tum-v uian lJorahdo’s recent defeat
cage ihc engineer Started to drop the- at the Garden of John J. Ha e
Curr, not knowing any person was ' , ~ y 5'
nm Mcnmmld had no time to j °“|who brought the Maratliondionors
““‘P» t th Un ini st tes id h t
b . _ o e 1 .4 r a , e im 0
C,;l,tl,,f":_?;;;l1§;1f' tgottlglold ‘ff th; Steel seek a contest with the Indian fleet-
lo. . , , 0 _ e cat” ,an was foot, 'who has long been the idol of
\\<'ic.l to Uhe bottom of the shaft C - .
_ , .’ anadian enthusiasts. Longboarl had
ii distance of four hundred feet, in ~ - t d th t h needed fun mo th
f _ , mais e a e a n
_<_>_u_|__ sc_conds. Beyond 3, scare., the of preparatory training but this was
gwvifl mv,” mme the worse for his finally waived. Dorando had broken
e' training; immediately after his dcfeaii
Loi Hayes, but his trainer says lie is
i’l<ZOl"IrE IN RACE RIOTS.
l‘li.-\GUE, 'Bohemia "ccember 2.-
Tliif i':\ce riots betwccii the Cznechs
and Germans are aseuniing the grav-
0.~t fiuirncter and probably will com-
pfil .-i declaration of martial law. The
ill.-Lui'hii.ncc Monday wene more seri.
1\\i~ ihun any of those which have
iukvu plilce in the las‘l few weeks, in
iiilli-r and open autliority toi armed
r»,utiu»rity_ Order was not res’!)rc:l'
1u'il long after midnight. Twenty
uviiiiriiuucs un-rl several police were
iiiiiriw-rl by stones and a great num-
‘nr-: of thc rioters were cut down. The
iiiils were resumed yesterday with
<’\i‘ri greater violence an-d dragoons
\\'|-i'-- willed out to clenr the streets.
'l`hf~ flzrcclis offered n determined
i'f»ir=f:iiicc. They tore up pavinu
.<ir..\<\.< to use as missiles und wildly
liriri clubs and sticks with serious
rr\.~'\ilf..~\ to thc police. National flags
wriv- torn and burned, and finally We
troops drew their sabre and r0ll0
iiouu the crowds, pursuing the r`|otCi`Sf:
info thc houses.
’i'iu~ llritlsh consul, Captain A. W.
Fm hes, wus dragged frcvm a tram car
""“i L“““Y mmlled by th” Czrechs' clue to thc robibcrs can be had.
wiur mistook h'r'm for a German. _
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BY SPECIAL REQUEST
0l Many Church l/lembers in the City, Mr. Dick Will
Sing The Palms Tonight. 
GLACE BAY, December 2-The post
ofllce nt Big Glace Bay' was broken
into early this morning; and tlhe
stamps and postal notes to thc value
of sixty five dollars were taken. N0
'liner who have heard Mr. Dick will tions which follow -must be seen to
illiiim-inte the fact that ut the in- he understood thoroughly-
nunir-|‘ii`|ile requestsof the best people! The Best Remedy-
in the community, church members The Simpleton, these are the other
a_uri virrgymen, Mr. Dick will rcnrlcr'n'iiinl;ei's, cnch good and each enter-
‘\' "I‘ulnis" tonlfiit, lvin it in hlu mining. ' i
cmii- huy's costuTne. Flin trhen- gucci Hour Miss Von Branders in her
ff 'iii flu- .siinlime to the ridiculous in catchy illustrated song, and hear
iiiniini: thc coon song c-li-i-c-k-c-n Miss Von Branders and Mr. Dick in
spells chicken, also True Heart one of their grand duct. It in B HSC 0!
Ein:-‘rt Bail's compositions. features never surpassed here. and
The hr-ad liner ofthe pictures is every one should take advantage of
Tun Mun and The-Woman. To at- the opportunity of hearing music
te"-lf'~ tn describe this, one of the ,which appeidu to the heart, pleases
lnirniir-st pictures produced, is to tim ear and leaves memories of not
“l"'ll n good subject. '1‘he'Trysting only pleasure but.suc`h as will linger
PTH" where the wronged Woman as the briglitest in a long list. Do
'lifts -the real place where the Gamb- Lnnt fall to hear tonlf;ht'E muncr rind
lfr in nmuslng himself the plot to'.emember the Price. Only BVU “M9
marry the girl under' a mock ccre- L to ull parts of the large, comfortaiule
'“f‘“°y and all the thrilling iillilii- hall-
PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. 3-(Spec- ing amongst themselves.
ici,-The stirring events of the msg] Inthcse encounters four men were
oricdi- drry which saw President Air-.is Lkmed' '
Pf‘=0l>1e from all sections of the city that they were to meet/opposition
`i'nvaded the business quarten and lost came in the shape of a. volley from
A The looters were increasin id
driven from his palace with un iufur- in numbers _md it was lean; t',""d,1Y
- Ee hu'
"ned 'TWD at hm EWFIS was f01|""@fi _order would spread oven the entire
by a night of looting and bur.iin:_f, ‘city when General Poldeven saved the
The passions aroused and the en- SitllH'ti011-
dmvor frustnated in the attempt to Ho went to police headquarters and
do bodily harm to Alexis im' mob Ordened a detadhment to follow him.
,turned attention to the wan-nr_ruSor~, The police refused. The General then
got' a, number ot courageous citizens.
When the a.uthoi'ities suceeelcrl iu_ He issued arms anid rounded upi a
controlling the situation twelve nien small detachment of loyal troops and
at the head of this 'body he marched
approach and the first flntimation
Eight looters fell at the first fire
The ons'lau‘ght broke the spirit of
the mob and as the Gener tl threaten-
ed to fire again the crowd rrriiri-.ly
riirperscrl.
i while this was going r-ri in the busi-
ness district another mob was loot-
|ing the residental section.
' General Poideven has bien heartily
commended for his prompt a-:tion in
the matter and saving the city from
the mobs.
his command,
THELU UP TUNEUAL
TU UNANEE HUUSES
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NIAGARA FALLS, Out., Dec, 2,_
When the funeral contege of the lat
Mr s. Margaret Pew, wiho died at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.. reached the
Canadian emi of the steel arch bridge
yesrerday on the wry to Fairvirrv
Cemetety, the directors of the funeral
wenc forced,to engage a new hearso
an-1 another supply of carriages from
this side, the admittance of the fun-
eral procession being refused on ac-
count of the embargo. Thh is xi-.e
first time in the history of the front-
ier that the transfer of a body from
one liearse to another before entering
the country has been required by law.
,extremely fit. The distance of the 19'08 ,._.,.____---_ The fourteenth semiannual conven-
Marathon, 26 miles, 385 yards will be tion of the Kensington District Sim
run Some minor engagements made day School Assoclavlon, was held in
` _ - _ _
by Longboat for contests will be    the Mwnodist 0h“r¢h| ppwgown, on _
cancelled and he will bein this city Dec, lst. The Bret session Opened at .
early iisxt Week ii* ‘he tfalnlns   2.30 p. ni. with devotional exercises H
q,,5_|~terS_ _led by John Walker. The President, .__-
 " Rev. M. A. MacIntosh then took the
CAPTAIN CENSURED '“. ` chair and the mi we ol fthe lest corn- OTTAWL Doogmbgr Z--#lip Quebec,
T AND PILOT FINED" V _ _ _ V°1"i°"1 W9” "°5$T°“d m°P°°d‘ Bridge disaster lxu been no lose to
_.__ . _ The grand fire picture at. the Und- The Soo;-otary then gave a statistic- th’ dh8_,.°hOlda,.._ .They wt up ai
M0N.'“T.'EAL' Dwi d2”“‘°  ,due Picture Palace is u moi-it interim- ai report 01 the dehddirm the drsgirt ,mu mmumou ,,, mmm, “M
Uommissioners yest_¢.r ay tgbvv Eh; ing o-ne. The one act farce Li S for the past year, and John, John crm mmd, large payments for shock by
uwiird 0" *hc °°UiS1°“ he ""’°“ Willie Green was 11 howl ‘Wt “ig” save M1 °“°<Y“f°-B1“€ "°“’°\ *Wm* rriieged serviced. Notwithstanding the
"‘t°‘"“°T. Mmm Head “uf the Swfnfg and will be ropes/teal tonigllt- 'T°hP_' ll`°m the Long mv" B““‘T°y S°h§1°1'.loss the government takes over all
_vorintiiimr rrt_Gi€_Sr5? Ei” ‘mt eaéme n-ie Ferguson as Jim Dimson is a bi_. nov. J. B- Gi1n0“_E and _';’_:h‘f1fg_.s WE: responsibilities and debts. Days Pa/r
l`ll@Y f0““*\ me '°" “ “S F ’ nd, laugh all round. _ made ei few helpfu remsr . _i for the stock with ten per gum 1,0,-,_
und censurcd Captain un op. ia M,-_ Dodge-5 new song for tonrghtqoilowed by an interesting con erence us and ave per, cent interest h.0m_
T‘T‘“"‘ me pm" °“°Mh‘;§‘d"§ ‘1,°u“"_f' is True Heart one_of the most: pleas- led by Rev. J. B. Ganonsrdwbo dem- the start. r .
,Tim u\Hl¢0i'S Of the A1 ‘1 fa “ 9 ing numbers yet given, phasimd the bad effects of open ing This i' the 'um that would have
lfrccd of nil. the blui1ic~ The Paris Fire Brigade an Work, 0n__lesson helps and qu»al't0l‘1i0S in Pre' been pgyable gf th. entorprigo had
this is an entirely different picture
rinig fire pictures that are full of
|ginger from the beginning to end
. -mi
TOKIO, Dec. 3-(Special)-Thirty. '
fifty hsherhreh were lost. `|°f°“ f° W1i1ii‘l1ii=s'-
_ii
   ' Pi' iriiiisiiiii
todaY's marine in uir it develo ed
fam u hal bl k b t h pell for future trade with Great Bri-
inquzr; cw; §;__1__a' (Lu ww ig: n;“°h tain on a preferential basis and for
_ ° re ° na the raising of the Canadian goverm-
gmve Yard. 119-‘Vins 176211 borrowed ment above that of a colony to plane
for the puspose of lifting a concretg of partnership with Great Britain was
caskgt 'loq-uently delivered before the Cana-_
dian_Club of Guelph laet night by
Isaac Creighmn' testmed th” Hon. Charles Marcil, M. P., in an ad-
Al-Zellt PBPSOHS 1185 BD- Ulllllid ¢1CC0“Dt dress on our relations with the Brit-
with his Hrm. ish Empire,
A10X.M1d€l` F6i‘gllBon testified to re-
ceiving; orders , amounting to forty
thousand dollars during three years,  
all without written contracts.
No Objections were made to any
bills.
The opinion is that the enquiry .
will conclude on Saturday nextr
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' MONTREAL. Dec. 2.--It was an-
nounced Iast night that the liberals will
contest the whole eleven seats in the
province of Quebec which were won by
the conservatives at the recent Domin-
ion electionn and that the conservatives'
will contest thirty-three of the liberal
seats inthe province of Quebec. It is
-_ also announced that in the province of
Ontario the conservatives are contesting
_ _ _- Bd out o_f the_87 liberal seats an i that
Ke|13|ngt0n D|3[|~|Ct Con VG" diaquelificanon will be _asked for in s
numbegr of  :lnfludmg theh Ottaw_e.
' seat o Sir i ri . aurier, w ere t e
tm" Met at Freetown H all dirqrrriidcrudrr of the srerrrier wiii be
R  asked fonon the groun of the letter he
ecen ,y* wroteto Mr. McGivern in promising
an incrseee in the salaries of the civi
____ servants.
IU LUSS TU UUEUEU
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Engineer Found Dead underilirfter President Alexis Fled, but Genet-_In alyphoon and wrrcked.i0I the Transcontinental-Where Mos
Locomotive. Train Hands al Poideven Fired ' V T- Three Hundred and Fift
Had Na,,0wESCape_ _ _ 3 0l|eY Alllmlg _ Fisharmen D___w______ Y Work Has Been Dono~Both Ends Are
__\ Robbers, Killing Many and Disners- i ' Well Advanced. Cust of Work.
rnivisnoxs, Dec, a~(Svecirr1>- ing the Crowd'
five Japanese flshingboate were eau. OTTAWA, Dec. 3-(Speo'lnl)»-llxccll-igradlng completed, while progre
gut in B, typhoon on Hatsu Island entent progeees is being made withlhad mm mad, in 'nails mek cub
in Kawrrtsu Bay and swamped. the construction di the National tm _ '
IU is l'°P0‘rted three hundred and Trnnscantine’-'t“» RHUWBY from Mom- Z and bhdgmg other poruans' A
‘ The whole of the lm, 1, under com, bonu from Monrton to the St. Law
‘ l1l`BCt and on tt' i ~stern and' western P21160, from the St Lawrance t
en-de where th contractors all roach Weymonltacheene and fro Winni
~' in "pe
  the _some of operations without to Superior Jet.
` Sl`9at dfRlcu,ty the work ie well ad.: There hae also been actual work-ing
  Vllwcd. of the line in the vicinity of Lake
» ' Merch there were over ninety miles To the end of the decal year in
_ of steel down on the eastern and March the expenditure amounted to
"”t°l`“ Und! Ind a. great deal more twenty seven million dollars.
At the close of the fiscal your in Ablttihi
.“;i...§::i'"il:"e5.,3Z3f:::‘in iviiilii nisisiius Ani
HALIFAX, nec. am<sp¢ciai)-sit -- T
ii if v __ °
from John Ba;ker’s evidence that theL GUJLPH' Ont" DM' 2“d'_A“ ap'
Moet of the actual work done hh
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f Rev. Bartlett Succeeds Rev,
Crews, the Latter Called to
an Editorial Position.
SACKVILLE, Dec. 3-(Special)-
ee Rev. R. T. Bartlett, Sackville, will
succeed. Rev. Dr. A. C.. Crews as gen-
eral secretary of the Sunday School
land Epworth League of the Method-
! ist Church in Canada, Newfoundland
and Bermuda.
o Dr. Crews was recently chosen to
succeed the late Dr. Withrow as ed-
itor of several Methodist periodicals
in Upper Canada. '
Mr. Bartlett is now eastern secre-
tary for the Sunday Schools and
Epworth league.
'SHAWAU .T
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NEWCASTLE, N. B., Dec. Z-Shortf '
ly after midnight this morning 'l‘ho~`
|1199 F010.Y’s- barn was found in flames.
The building was destroyed and an
automobile, valued at three thousand
five hundred-dollars, bumed. Edwand
Hickey’s double tenement house
caught in the end, occupied by George
McCoch, the latt.er'g family haviui: :~
narrow escape as their bed caught tire
as they were leaving the room.
Shingles were all stripped of! the end
and the flames came through the bed-
room window, 'nut little damage was
idone. McCosh saved his furniture!
and is back in his house. Hickey's was
uninsured. Foley’s loss was thirty-
eight hundred, insured for twenty-six
hundred and Hfty. Origin of the fire
ll unlimown.
N. H. HUHLES MAY '
UE HELU UP
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ST.'JOHN, December 2--The new
Brunswick government is marking ap-
plication to Ottawa to obtain par-
mission to import 3. string of blood
horses and mares recently purchased
in Kent/ucky and haid up on account
of the cattle embargo. Premier Hae-
en said last evening Uhat he doubted
if permission could be granted, an
the horses would have to be brought
in through the infected dba/tee and
the government would' be dhlry of
risking complications with the Briti-
sh a/utllorities. The anime.-ls may halve
to remain south for some monthl.
HEAVY EXPUUT UT
ference to the Bible ln the class. He been a success and the government
Lnonnrn AT weak IN ' - ' '
f th Paris Fire Brigade Ut the also recommended the organization ~ k id h
J GLACE BAY 0FFICE"(`Ty(;2Tuasieum and is one of those stir-iof teachers’ training classes and Liéggygsnglxsovgfglhfhe br ge against t e
create a reserve fund for the school. _l___,___ r
Thomas MDV” mn 14°” H h°‘Pf“‘ PAPR Aroiroorzras 'ro Khissn.
‘ close.
By B, Woman's Wit, another inter-
etting pathe film.
Unique Picture Palace formerly the
Lyceum. Arlmission five cents.
LAST G. T. P. CONTRACT LET. _
‘ OTTAWA, Dec. 2-The National
Transcontinental Railway Commiss-
ion has signed the Inst contract to be
ict for construction of the whole
road from Moncton to Winnipeg. The
last division turned over to the con-
tractors `is a stretch of two hundred'
and four miles through the clmy belt
of New Ontario, beginning at B point
one hundred miles Wat of Lake Abl-
tibi and running westward towards
Luke Niplgoh. The contract went to
the lowest tenderers, M. P. and W.
H. DQVIS.
rd’| Liniment Cures Gsrget in cow'
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
- CHICAGO, December 3-(Speclal)_.
lDec. Wheat    103|
Dec. Corn  
. Jan. Pork  . ..._r..$14.40
’Jan. Wheat  . ...105|
Jan..0orn  .   61|
May Pork    $15.97
address on Training lor Citizenship. FOR HALE INTERVIEW
A working Man’s Dream a, bcnuti- He showed the necessity 0'! TNDNB' ____ |
ful piece of hand colored film. sing on the minds. of the YOUTIB D90* NEW y0RK_ Dem 3_Th, New York
D10 U10 keepmg f-‘I the C'°d'3`i‘"m pri' World which recently published what
vvleges of citizenship. This was fol- it “puma it than honestly beueved
10W¢<1 DY Bl1l“*'°"°9q“5 ‘n'°“"i°“ ‘“ to ,be a correct synopsis of the inter-
Wlililli R°V~ M- H~ M“°l“°°’h' 31"” view given by the German emperor
M°KHY» RWH- J- B' G°“5h' J' B' to Dr. Wm. Bayard Hale and subse-
Ganofng and A.~D. Stirling too-k pert. quenuy suppressed has gmt ,_ cab\8_
'P110 evenmé “em” °P°“°d “t “'30 gram to Chancellor Von Bueilow say-
Witli d¢Y°t1°““1 “°"°‘°°° hd by Rev' ing the Hale interview was incorrect
M. I'-I. Macintosh. This was followed and uniust,med_
by music and the offering. _  -T5”-‘\°*.r';i,‘E‘*“`-‘
_ _ , _ _ the Sunday c oo. e parents
Th” “°mm°‘T'mg commlwea magna should attend the school and live con
1-Rev. A. D. r- `
%‘_’__"t°‘§_, n";’;,é2x1xlt"?w5_ Bl Bmw,” Bm* slstent lives that their influence muy
K5 mrs <R¢'v', J n. oorrgh sup. be can ur the r-ight direction.
tafyg d  of facing. Trdnrks D, Rev. J. B. Ganong than gave the
ef “hx in hd Thomas MW” sump _closing address and congratulated the
fat' ndest at the Home D”,;_,.mm,t_ into President and officers on the ouc-
,I‘_‘h” "_ maidentthen took the ahah. cess of the past year. The oenion
dllxsev PJ B Gough was called on. °1°"°d 'ith 'ming' "'G°d T” VM*
:£8 subiecé 'fn urrhe churdl and his Ty0l1 till W6 IIIGOC Bllllln Nm HN \7®-
mlatlun to the sunday Echoov. He 'edictfon pronounced by Rev. J. B.
said that unfortunately there seemed G‘“°“¢'
to be an uusympathetlc feeling be-
tween the Church and the S. School,
. WEUTEHN CATTLE
WINNIPEG, lan., Dec. 2--`Ni.ii+.iy
thousand heed of export cattle will
have been shipped through Winn peg
by the time 1908 draws to a close,
which will constitute one of the frrsi.
if not they very best yea.s we lure
had, said H. A. Mullins, a. wfll known
cattle exporter. This will rndoubwd-
ly be a profitable year for Cena-lian
trade anld rarnéhers and dealers will
reap a golden harvest.
DR. ORONHYATEKHA’S ESTATE.
-- A
TORONTO, December 2...Gba.ncellor
Boyd directed the Union Trust Coun-
pny to pay to Mrl. Natalia Oronhye-
teirha the balance of the $5,550 agreed
to be palld to her by Mrs. Therese
Oronhyatakha, in consideration of her
abandonment of ell claims against
the estate of the late Dr. Aclend
Oronhyetekha.
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Minard's Lrni neu: Curr-e Uiphtkexivr
CHIASPORT. Me_ Dec. 2. -
.ewe ol the loss of tire Boston
bs. cntine Shawnut, bouid from Sr..
.o u, N. B., for City Island, N. Y.,
wan received here late yesterday.
tu tain Reiker and his crew of six
men reached larud in safety. the mn-
jority of the sailors leaving for their
_ onies tonight.
The crew landed on Libby Island
wr bout much difiiculty. The weather
was not cold and tue men suffered
1 tic from exposure.
The Shawmut is an old vessel and
there is no hope of Hosting her, al-
ih,ugh it is probable th-at part of her
cargo of two million laths will
be saved. The ca.rl§0’ if
'owned by Stetson, Cutler
and Coipgny of St. John, N. B., Ban-
gor and Boston, and is insured.
Tne Shawmut was ‘uuiit at Boston
in 1866 and hailed from that port.
She registered -L68 tons gross and
.1 not. She was 130.2 foot in
icc1_»,_;. 3! feet in 'oreaidth and 17.0
feet deep,
WUULU LIKE TU
TAKE UUTlUEN'S .IUB
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MONTREAL, Dec. 2-Sir Hibbert
Tupper is here on his way to Eng-
land to discuss the political situa-
tion with his lather. R. L. Borden it
is said will give up the leadership.
and it is that which w'ill be discussed
in Loudon, Sir Hibbert wants to be
the new leader.
TEMPLEMAN' STILL HANGS ON
O'I TAWA, Doc. 2.-The statement
made that Mr. Tornpleman has resigned
from the cabinet is ofiiciaily contrad-
icted. The deteated member for Vic-
toria ie still hanging on. though there
is no British Columbia sent but Sloan‘l
in which he would have a chance to be
elected.
GRUEBOME DISCOVERY.
i GREENVILLW, Miss. D_ec. 2--When
rneighuors attracted to the scene by
pilrol e` o e, roiched the home of Mrs.
George Gilmore here yesterday, they
found the woman dead and a man
named Sharley, a bonrdcr, dying. Ac-
oording to Sl\arle°,‘s str rm(-iil tim
wom ns husband, fro'-\ ir' -li ll-'I4
separzrtcfl. was ies. < ii ‘ ' °' 'UT'
ling. Gilmore is rniiusuril
All-I i’.lI \
NI) ,}`_ |),_- ~_i_ . ..irl S|r|'ii-A
|' ‘ . im-pei-for-gent-i~ni_oi \i\c_L.unii;_l_i1_~_i_»
: ia. has been appuinrcfl o s__\__er___
ral Slater as qiinrfer-innster-I
ndil.
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Premier Botlia Says Sou
INGS SOUTH
Two TH AF RICANS CAN D0
th Africa Must Unite and
Strengthening Themselves Strengthen
also that the school has a just right
to look to the church for support and
the church should recog-like this fact.
After music by the choir Rev. A.
D. Stirling gave an excellent address
on "The Home and its relation to
rum Am: com.
TORONTO, Deccmben 4r-(Speciel)'-
Fresh norifawesterly to wntierly
.wfndm felr, not much change in tem-
Condcnsed Advertisements
(Too late for claesldcntion.)
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'E[1°§rT.r “r‘i.f§'°"§r‘. ”r5§’r1°..§ r‘r"£.i 5.1
money in bills. Finder please leave at
the Guardian office. _______124|i3f.
FHTOR SALE at a bargain, stock of
. ' dry goods, fancy goods, jewelry,
witches. etc. to suit everybody. At
Simon Joelf'e, Queen St., between R.
F, Muddllenm and Ilichmd Grmt'l.
The Empire.
LoNDoN, December z~sp¢rrhirrg et Ituuity. cafryinr ;_vi€_ii°_lt__i'_;»;i>;>_i;{i_i\>i_;i-
Cape Town Pivmler Bothu aaid:| Y' “ “Y “if W ° °
"There are two questions facing us: ;{;:",;1he“go:Z::° rsgagngitxx gi:
L-What can W0 d° 1°f Smith Milfs vrriittodrry wiu assist uc in rrttdluirrg
end for the emiiiie to which We lc- our iddrri di our united rrrrribhx'
lung 'f-The alnswer ls: ‘Wo must unite Do Wett, who proposed the success
and strengthen ourlelvel and the om-. of the convention, emphasized the
"'”"‘ / ilporuturo. ,.,, - ~ 19-Qiwpa. piro.' Der google hen l greet option- Lnecswtty of ur policy of give and take,
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