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"""' ' WASHINGTON, Doc. 19.-J. P.
.(0anadinn 'Press) ation fum; . I M01‘SBl1 t0~day told th; money trust
BERLIN. Dec. 19-The Kaiser will The sum was raised b a po ula (Canadian Press) investigating #eoimnittes of the Home (Sncial'to The Guardian.)
HB-
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  -TURKISH ,   , _     _
flllllllllll H/lFlL PASHA
`-- ‘ ‘ 1 “ ------ e ' 
 Killed in lluvsl isgsgement ,off Der|lsn--
“; ` ellgs etwgen 'lurks and Greeks
` 9 un-»i» was inusuuin if' I bu ii uma;
16th.
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I Four other oflicers aboard the flag-
ATHENS, DBc. 19.-The Turkls
,i ‘ an , . ' Y P _ _
52211:; dm?thB;1:;°as1é28tS1.Z50.ooo for subscription. F., DENVER, pee. is-A niet to dyno. that eu the money in cm-ieceoaeni Hamsnx. nee. un-Andrew wb , _ ,
ne. _ ° °”“`°_§’111' P1111” Henry. in s ststsmsney say, mite the Denver Mint where, approxl- 111111 all the banks in Christendom 3°\1°° f01111€r1y of Desileld, Yarmouth ,U14 1111\’sl engagement between -Gi-sei;
-me ‘mm i 1 t the snoooss of the movement renders m,,¢eiy_ 500 mmm, dollm, was coudd not form a monopoly to son-r Oi. was killed by a bull yesterday. ;l11d Turks ol Dardauelles on Dec. ie,
T 5 'ww n he hands 1 if- llossible to further aviation eilecti stored was irust ated by the discov um m'°“°7 Wm” wading "W °'“i“‘°\ t0 5'"
or the committee oi the netionei evi-nna the wen bein or eng in il rl Y it was plotted t dem tb mine th" 11° W1°1<1°f1 H vest rover in mod- '”“.“ “"' '“'"~ H* *W1* '@1110 in
K li .
B ° and ° oy 8 ern finance and declared emphatical 'dmih Wh°"° he W" '11`l111vDled t
_' ‘ Ha was on board tho iiagship Km
a. gréat damage.
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h ship were killed and many sailors
Admiral, Haul' Pasha was killed in were killed and wounded. -
s Three other Turkish ships engaged
in this battle sustained sevbrs“uam'-
use The flagship was set sure by
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'1~H}NK noN'rREAL FIGHT ron PLAcss nree:n§l:>li“;:n:l\:kglmbled and every um was ml the mud “my me ‘gm `
‘ ‘ ’ ours _ -
ARCHJTEC'l"S ERROR
S800 DOG TO HAVE
‘ A GASKET TO-DAY
_ _ . o _ _ . 1 " nk » yr _
Frm” Hmry M Prussia as P"°t°°t01` Well' l0l‘ the upholdin oi i ¢i str erv of the plans F 'Morgan disclaimed any knowledge th* 353 b‘~`°\¢6 H1111 the bull made mlrlwiiin Barbaross which sustained shells and it was found necessary to
e ndsnanmn Is SPARRING
ON FAKIR'S ROW
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3 ~ ' FOR TIME. , _
I "_-" BOSTON, , __ f
MONTREAL, Dec. IB--During his “fukin” andnllirtylspollxmlanhlgilhhl    
talk' inlthe death cell with Detective a pitched battle in the rain, lromg 7 4
Sefgeagt Ralph Micelll. of New .York to 8 a. m. to-day on Tremont street,   < ` `    
\'rl\1l¥l°1" °| g°~lVB¢01`° M*1¢111fe.so. re~ The fakfrs wanted to seize and hold; ' ‘ 
marhd to the New York ' tive; places on_ Fakirs' Row. the Granary ‘ --I V '
“Ia vlisw of what I have~ con- sidewulk. which is opened to them
in -
cerningithe murder of Petro no '
during Christmas week 'The police
.. . ~ ' ' /G dl P _
Palermo, italy, they cnmmt execute iniean \ver§alenforcing the rule that no ROME: Deinalglllmqhgoggd medal of
melon friday. They will have to P Cos s a be tanen till 8 o’clock. 1
ta\Io`tl\l10't0`101'1’0b01‘9~¢6 my story or wggebglxrs bchiriee fo” time” *md ;l;(e;s£l.l;liantoGe(.l):il.’;l:ptll'l‘zt:Jlldsmdhdxha sY1)NE§gCaig
' _H n ac th fin - '
pm” ‘vt it is until” . f " " Bore 8 al cry U16 Dolur Explorer. Willy for his hundred and 2
Wllen.he loft the Jail Detective. Mi- ° G0' “Ls the mst stroke came achievement ex oration
cellll e rdsscd the opinion that
- » ' _ in pl .
' in _
tellfngihi Petroslno-story ‘Battistm ahead m earnest' halt Wave mi
~_ -' \ ,_ ' , I A minute later tl ere w ' of, . _ This was- at E
wa. odylplaymgjor  “M that Dlncid claimants in llossesslclrfi lzllnthi    the A"°t"““““
from the Park street clock sent them
he had linhntliilthe yer -with' s hope '
g;__-,¢~;_;,-;;1;»;;»-,-~,~1,ymgyg mi, x;':.".i:s..::.:‘;::.r:.;i“';.:I.”.‘: :‘:“§;:2 T0 RECOVER 1114115
‘ X at the d1'0D of the lint. » “‘”'
thru dx gh' mwnrals °‘ P°""°°i“°» It took the police tm miinutes to WASHINGTON. D€0U11'1bel‘ ‘13""1`h9
one»o! hom wal lia:cura|o..l-Ioweve
uiouzhllre wma that the new neil time thrl meet and straighten °“t "°ig“°“ri°1 °°“‘°t'°' Canada' being the'
’ 1 °“”““' _ ii id uno-exch rigi-
beeu i`.h¥8tl!dl*}'_0u-the ship for eleven Ammim Wu, d th t direct 1191* ‘15°°11 11 ° 0
days. -_ho l' could not .remember the spot nextnth; align-kWS)t\reete €;K,i.§,d_ nai'French feudal lords of the coun-
Yami’ _9f 't%'3¢;°l 01i`d°€}§; ;1|3h0-0f- Next to_ him, Henry Rifkins planted try, today, thru Forsyth De Fransac,
I' U ‘ Ba ` a I that his b°x' b“t Rlfkms “Breed *O gli/0 vicomte of Mareschal De Blasou, pre-
Battlltl told- him oi' the murder of
UD his place, when he saw an old wo
Petroafsoi could have- 'been learned,man who had waitin, wrapped in hs; “°“"°d t° the “ta” department 9*
from the newspaper stories of the'
sinyflngiof the famous New York de-
tectfve.
_ i
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*T hammer nas mas.
 , __/__
NIQQABTLE, December 18-Wil-
liam _$i¢6ell,. mechanical superinten-
dent'-6f'*th3?:Int`erocnoniol here, ‘died
this ln,pi‘hiu`g after ten days' illness, `
aged 167. mylar a son oi the late
ltobershlju _ _ l of New Glasgow. He
was nblrly fifty years on the intcrco-_
lol\laL,befng ,employed on the first
railway in Charlottetown and trans-
ferred _to Newcastle as engineer when
the road wal being built here. He
worked ,up till December '8i.h, his last
work being on the Logglevills wreck
that day. The deceased was a most
faithful and efiectiva workmen and his
family received a message to that sl-
fect from D. Pottinger today. The
daeyaled had this month applied for
leave to retire from the service with
the usual pension. He had been ail-
ing for yearl and might have got his
pension soiuectime ago but chose to
continue work: He leaves a widow,
formerly Mies Martha Smallwood,and
three daughters, Mrs. J. R. Johnson,
liogglsvilieg' Mrs. A. E. Shaw, New-
caetlepand Miss Elizabeth, at home.
The surviving sisters are : Mrs.Gap-
tain lexaader Mann; New York, and
Minskuatete nneeeu,»New ciengow.
Thehguheral will be Friday afternoon
at tbbee o'clock to Bt. James’ ceme-
ter¥_l§'li9v_.` B. J. Macarthur is to con-
duct'-_tlie service.
_nv ,______..__..._-
shawli since 6 o’clocik-crowded out
and left without a spot on which to
set up her stand. Rifkins will peddle
his wares on the streets.
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JosEPH_wn.soN oosviofrnn i _
os' Kn.LINo ms wurn
COLUMBUS, ` 0., D'ee.' 18-"Guilty
of 'murder in the second.e¢legree,” was
the verdict brought in last night by a
jury that h8d been Sitting in the trigl
of Joseph Wilson who killed his
wife, Rose, formerly an actress, by
Shooting her in a cigar stand in the
corridor of the city hall a month ago,
The jury had been dellberating five
hours.
Wilson accused his wife of infidelity.
Emotional .insanity and the unwritten
law figured in his defense.
SAYS HUSBAND MADE LIVING
V WITH `I-IIS EYES.
CHICAGO, Dec. 18.--Mrs. Emma Al-
len has lost her “beautiful human
doll" and she wants the police to und
him.
"Him," is correct, for her "doll,"
is William Allen, her husband, who
for .many years has appeared in
show windows throughout the coun-
try playing the part of the "human
"He has the most beautiful eyes in
doll."
the world," Mrs. Allen told the po-
lice. "They were deeo blue. He made
our living with his eyes.”
Allen disappeared last Saturday
petition begging the United States
to intervene to oblige Great Britain
to submit to the arbitration of The
Hague the claim of the seigneurs to
their vast estates and properties in
the new world, of which they assert,
‘in their petition, they were unlawful-
ly dispossessed by the swarms . of
English peasantry which ovarran Can-
ada after the ccssioii of that' country
by France in 1763. Declaring that
this action 'on the part of the British
government was in direct .violation of
the treaty with France the petition-
ers bcg the government of the United
"States to take up their cause andre-
`qnest it be srbitretoe before the Pa-
nama canal tolls question is laid be-
fore The Hague tribunal. The state
department will give the petition the
usual consideration.
INTER-UNIVER SITY
ATHLETIC MEE
Harvard and |Yale have completed
Oxford and Cambridge at the St
armacion of the meet is expected
ed for the event is June 21, the d
at New London.
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connrussb aus
` -  . " i di t if.
Mlnagjta Linlnucnt for mln ever n r morn ng sccor ng o his w e V _ Too LATE Fon
»~. ' \.

sl  I 'pany order and five per cant discou
P
ln this column. Cash must accom
 he Canadian Countryman (weekly) one yen-...$l.50 uv, c,E'&,,_i
 -' 1* | `  ‘cas DRIVER-Hs:NnY WILLIAMS
"9 It I O
‘ifghe Morning-Guardian (mailed) one year.  . mbwed Mmmum charge twenty
ofa 
\ lion ht B861. Da 315T
i ne-_..-
Australia this summer.
urla Station, South.0f__
border.
` At Poms, Queensland, the mercury
stood at 110.
New Castle the cool city of New
South Wales had the hottest spell in
sixteen years accompanied by a dust
storm. No deaths were reported. ’
Ulllllllllll CHURCH
llllllll THUUBLE
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(Canadian Press)
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 19.-The
Split Orthodox (Yhureh`furnls~hes the
latest sensation in the threatened ae-`
. sult of the unfrocking of the monk
' Heriodorius by the Holy Synod.
Heriodoriue a .few days ago an-
nounced ths withdrawal of the Ortho-
,dox Church. ‘
Now 'his followers to the number of
8,000 have notifledthe Holy Synod of
their intention to qvuiif the Orthodox
Church and of su-ing the Synod for
$250,000 in the event of the latter
turning the, church of I-leridorius
at Tssritiao into a pillar convent
as threatened. _
WOULD INT PAY FIIIE
IF SHE HRD IILLIOHS
LONDON, Dec. 18-A militant sul-
fragette named Kitty Marion today
indignantly refused to accept the of-
fer of a fine of $125 instead of im-
T prlsonm/ent for a month, when she
was brought un at Bow Street on the
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 18.- `chm- e of givin fain 1-in alarms. In
(Canadian Press)
he British Empire.
BURHED T0 DEATH
IN WESTERN HOTE
CAR-LVL, Sask., Doc. 18.-An ex-
plosion in thegas plantfin the cellar ONE KILLED- 20 HURT
nf' the Antler hotel, owned by E. Ri- IN TRAIN COLLISIO
l DELAYS IMMIGRATION
_-sa-
owfng ,to an error in the treasury si-_
chltect s office. The architects b
ing, which was to have cost about
LONDON_ Dec. 19-The Jewish <$i350,000, i ht
Worm Wy; it is likely that Be e g een months ago, and
r- 'after several consultations with Bos-
‘adinn Press) nard Drackmnn of Ne Yo ki iil't i i _ _
- B- W-. D611 19--011° HKBIY be invited to bgvcomerths clivl on mm gmtion omcials' mmpleted
wenty-two in, the' shade Rabbi of t
was the record put HD HY U10 first '
ef the plans for the building.
It is now learned that the building
'$50,000 of the appropriation. It
BUILDING HERE.
J WASHINGTON, D66. 18-The bulld-
,illiuflf tht; sev;iehBoston immigration
- . _ s on, r sit ._
Carlo l.`Battista, condemned to be opposite the old Granary Burying ' - r  chased in Eiyst Bogtonenzallsly 
\1“1*l°‘U°“ F WW’ 11101111118 for the Gf0“11d- \ ' ` :years ago. has been definitely delayed owned by Dr. David B. 'I\|holski. who
e-
Ean work on the plans of the build-
ns designed cannot he built within
is
-,probable that nothing will be dope
BROCKTON, Dec. 15.-.While re-
sponding to a fire alarm, Squad 4;,
the automobile apparatus at the Gem
trol Station, run into and killod
Scrap-on-the-Path. The animal wal
refused $800 for the dog recently.
The dog will bc buried in a casket to-
day.
VANDERBILTS SAIL
TO VISIT BABY
NEW YORK, Deo. 18.-Alfred G.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt sailed yesterday
L about it until the new administration on the Mauretanla to ass Christmas
takes charge.
ford, here Monday morning, resulted “’“'
in the death of ofne man and the de- CHICKASHA» 0k1H-- D90- 13--'A11
damages.
above it. and hurled sleepers out
charred remains were discovered on
burned mattress eight hours later,
HEIREBS PLANS TO
_--
°N.swI=oa'r, nee. is-Mrs. 'r. sue
v
is a Providence heiress.
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‘HUSBAND WATCHED
SUICIDE OF WIF
struction of the notei, with $20,000- unidentified tramp was killed and 2
persons iniured ‘lata yesterday whenyl-ITANIC WIDOW NOW A M0THER_
The force of the explosion blew up 0111111180. Rock Island and Pe/ci11<= D119'
the kitchen floor and part of the floor 59112” “M119 11\1111b01'9 23 H1141' 24 C01-
01 lided head-on at Minnekab State
. re-
their beds F_ W_ 5;-own’ a local presentative-elect T. J. Brown is
merchant. who was sleeping on the 111110118 the s¢1‘10Us1y 1111111111-
second floor, never wakened and his H15 Skull WHS l1`f10f111‘€ll 111111 hell
a seriously cut.
TEXAS STATE BANK
W' linen bound and gagged the watchm
NATIONAL LEAGUE nasa-
BALL WILL BEGIN oN
pi Naw voaK_ neo. 1a.-Apru 1
0
e _
9 _
ii with their baby in England, after
which. leaving the heir behind, they
‘will pass the Winter in Egypt, return-
Nling to New vorx in Apru.
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WORCHESTER, Mass., Dec. 18.-
Mrs. Eloise Smith of Cincinnati, a
Titanic survivor who was widowed by
d the wreck, is the mother of a baby
boy. Mrs. Astor has wired her
congratulations. Mrs. Smith is the
‘daughter of Congressman Ja-mes H.
YI-Iughes of West Virginia. The baby
boy will be named Lucian P. Smith
l. ,
I _ Ain Nszwroivr rosa. “WEE” 0" “7'°°”‘11. I
KYLE Tex. Dec. 17-Four malksd` A_ggEpTg pR0g~Egs0ggHn>_
__ 4-..
s'»i » - nies ' 2”  .
Uafzmsmogglggxb img y‘:';t;_‘,at the liyle state bank early yestar-I §fA5H]NQT0N_  19_.rp,,|t Wm
She has Planned a _ Chriltmas dinner vgggédlikfg bg; 530° bg: ¢€h1;“11d.0S- accept the oder of a Kent Professor-
for needy families in Masonic Hell. lmnds < ' -
Mn' sm’ has “ways been “ww” “Sw Three charges of nitroglycerin wer
a;L‘“:vY°£‘(;“‘:3;‘;}i“f“‘°'éf]eN:v‘;1;°;;rf ered and nie venit oi the bank was
msrl Miss Harriet Ives Gammel1,aud 'wrecked'
B ship at Yale and will probably take
up duties in earl spring.
Y
sm monsoon-M 'mmm
sAILs ron ENGLAND
NEW YORK, Doc. 18.-Sir Hhrhcrt
Beerbohm Tree is on the Mauretania,
bound for England, after promising
APRIL 10TH NEXT YEAR to be hack here next Fall to appear
with his company in a Shakespearean
festival Hs said he was sorry he
0 .
_'win be the opening dey in beth the could not stay longer. but he has to
JOHNSTOWN Pa ’ nec 1g__A ve,-_ ‘American and National leagues. Prea-
' ' ' |' B B Johnson of the form
:dict of suicide was returned today atildent an - '
_ i ti , a t d _ 'rue g - y
thu inquest into the (mth of B Mr: 'gxggnzbidnciozzngxnciitobg aiyin the tcnfive and dons 0° mlwh 101' me that
Barham Brmdza' wrmerly of wo 'least and October 5 in the west.
be in London before Christmas Day.
5- "My stay of eight days has been de-
li htful Ever one has been so at-
I cannot express my thanks sufficient-
arrangements for a dual meet. with
B.
a iew dei/s. 'rue ante tentatively ax-
E E
reply to the magistrate she declared
that if she possessed s'bundred mil-‘
lions she wouldn't pay e cent and
dium here next summer- 0310181 150;; thereupon was Bent to pi-is0n_
CZAR’S SON HAS
NOT TUBERCULOSIS.
. , _ay
following the Harvard-Yale regatta ____
BERLIN, Dec. 18-Proof that the
Crown Prince Alexis oflfassia is not
suffering from tuberculosis was re-
ceived by the Russian ambassador
here today. The ambassador had
called the attention of the Russian
lm erial family to the remedy for
P
c|_|§S|F|Cl'[|0|| tuberculosis in every form, which Dr.
Fridrlch F. Friedman had announced
l - d d, (1 hi ll
A WONllFRl"Ul» CLUB 0FFER   »   f»~°f“°e :.‘;:°.‘::.‘.1:;‘. :z:°;:;;.... 2.
medical circles
mf In reply to his communication, the
Russian ambassador was informed
from St. Petersburg that s. tubercu-
' lsr diagnosis of the Imperial Crown
Princs's ailment was absolutely ex-
. . P e, nig , y
I “Q ___, L_.,_.d_______£2--17lvE2iP~n-'- eluded, whatever else may be the nh-
il . ' _
A  papers lm' |)|‘|(§e 0 (mg _sAu`NsoMai sAusAos:s 'ri-In piss
sheep, views of` the
are given about The Can-
TODAY
made. Fresh every day at Saun
T ture of his malady.
Wyandotte Cockerals,
price. Write Box A
Guardian.
` P. E. I. ` '
renewal lu
this snhlcrip on I
year The Canadian
in 'l,'phli|l0, Oqi
me eeundeoeenougesee ee.ee»n.¢eoo|s`i‘n. en
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Emerson,
H, Jubb o, former light promot
feather wsl§\1l1 ¢\1B111l1l°Y1°\1lP
.‘ Ctllllli EVEIITS
£15
one cent ver V014 °°°‘1 ‘““""
and Du e a -
rounds nsxi-, April at Vernon for the _
IEETIIIGS. EIC
in this column. Cash must accom:
, t h _ _ pany order and uve P01” 110115 ‘“5°°““
the Guardian munngemen M _ _ dem' Newsom & C0:_r;'7_;&¢Mu_ _ _ amd. limmum eh-rn twgnu.
the ubove two papers £0 lilly 1141' ~-----*----' -  WEATHER  .  V __ 1 _
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eil: p pe" lelrtilfreem  regullzd Avi 1 Trellis: omogilcy fair wlllrgowliteio '”“'“
0‘*f?°5:§b;P1§:f}]1sdLl; ‘_ ply ee lu neyneid screen. lgieuiié 12..., ¢,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ i -“ree eieeins em-eiees ee the Kin-
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once. five or six yehrs old, sound The lowest tempegature recogded 111! sf 10 °- ‘“~____
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_-~-i ‘ - ~ ,,104 th g meets this evening. Organiser Webb H
FOR SALE, THOROUGHBRED :rllasht ‘;¢;:¢;i;he"ti;oc;>b°v°__ A; n?::‘7af"‘: ‘vm 1,, present prionto his deparlhiae _
yesterday it was thirty-seven above, from the Island. 12-20 M ip .
addwgfz nine p. m. it was forty-three "Tha “mm onmtmu Wm."
‘ ' Corn-
'rbe use wui be mga tonight ee will be h°1d in th' °11°1"\1 li
6.51 and tomorrow at 7.84; it will wall odclnrizlzdayw  ;n28rd6 _
be high tomarrow” morning at 8.21 wmm°Mu n ,tha -num' pro". hm,“m__
nd unday at 9. . ' - _
H The sua sets this afternoon and to- able concert win- no held 31_e“;<‘l1ll`¢:»‘r` ,‘
mon-ow ec 4.1s; names  ml' overuse- _
momiug at 7.88 and unday at . . "““" .
The moon este tomorrow morning ~°°."Mor0 Wow’ !\:{l1°.:\1 hi, ill? mg;
' at M'f5il~'et rter oith w wo\i1d.‘li°tl.'lil:h:ll“ the latent energies
I qlll U 010011 ll _ ,
_ ssl vi nment. leer a -
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3 welter nm.nin¢ your correspondence <
Lnndllealelatthlzrf wa. Wm 5° “ht department. A. Milne Fraa¢l'.uI-llmlf. l Charlottetown, _
noun me :ony ininuyu. _ it B- ~ l - ir-x3\lEu'
__..__...._......._. --I-»---si---~ _ -"--"_"-'°', \
  i‘?“”‘ ' "“““"“ “°“"" "°"""*'i
dergsrten will take placetbis morn- ~
er ornfanew meto orsu S
lyn who out her throat in her room ' _ 1 ». 11,, -d_
v“°°"r here while her husband loaked on drisvlésdillileitfgrmzgfflliglaizllfgenwllgshg? Y' Hn
wo h°"°r"t'ricken to m°v°` 1 son and his secretary, William Har- DOW VLEADS NOT GUN-'TY
_ I-pigs, and Bs;-neynreyfuss, of Pitts-
I ------'°""' burg, and John Heydler. secretary 0
SPORTING NEW5~ the National league, at thlohmeielting
` °-""' at French Lick Springs, sta ng an-
Nsw vonn neo. 19-one R°“11<1 nary 2.
Davis of Buffalo who won 40 1`i11R The charts will be presented fo
battles by knockouts was himself ”adoption at the meeting of the mag-
l-nocked out in tha( first rtoung last gazes of Toth leagues in New Yor
- 3 id' rns o rco - e ruary .
f-Qzglft by 0 M ea No exception is expected to be tek-
BALTIMORE' Dec' 19-John Hman en to the schedules' i - ' awaiting trial on charges of larce-
tm pugmst was shot dead by Wm' Johnwn “id he llvtllsfgreaiélclvrirll fthe lrsy of large sums from several Michi-
'l‘O CHARGE OF LARCENY
I BOSTON. Dec. 18.-Stephen R.
Dow, head of the former stock broker-
age firm of Stephen R. Dow & Co.,
i- was arraigned in the superior court
to-day on an indictment charging the
ig larceny of $3,900 from Alice W. Jeo-
nings, exeeutrix of the estate of Clar-
issa Jennings. Ho pleaded not gud\¢Y
and furnished $3,000 cash bail. Dow
gan mining companies of which he
` a _ H wi t.
`I‘£lg'BmAy§é;7:§; in  dilyeieiziiimns gg/lghllgchixygh at futures meetlggies li was il10Hid¢11l¢-
nde ra niaf-Clled t0 BEM' 20 S-_-_-:.-».~.--_--_-.--.---ff----f-'-*-‘---‘ff-‘~‘-'-'-‘-‘H~‘
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