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4 'rss cHARLo'r'rE'mwN GUARDIAN mer or in. _
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Judge Characterized Hiin as
Bad Man. Wheat Marked
by C. N. R. and C. P. R.
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WINNIPEG, Dec. 15-(Bp°eiB1)_
Rev. Victor Henning was found guilty
of carnal knowhdrge of a little girl,
a daughter of a parishoiier and was
sentenced to two -years in the peut.
teutiary. _
The Judge characterized him as the
most base and corrupt man ever
linown.
The C. N. n_. marketed 20,000,000
bushels and C. P. R. 42,000,000 push.
els of wheat up to the close of navi_
gation.
This is more than .double of last
year's output.
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EASLES
Nlanitoba Agricultural Col-
le e Ouarantined But the
U C0 li\flCc .it which it was resol
Nllllll Ulllllillllw
iiiiiiiiiiiiii OPSIS EVIDE CE  
or Rizooi vs siNcL iii iii” “W”
Judge lohn N olen WasGrand
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Pell 1aS_'___l_*i_agl:p_t_l_°;it¢_e_ l;eddir_;_ Asks F01-_ Libel Against Rev. R. G. Sinclair Ifor the Writing of a
 as e in he Guardian Some Time Ago. Several .Witnesses Exam~
me and Case Adyourned. The Trial Will Resume Today.
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Sire ot the GrandILoi'.ge. He
Was 55 Years of Age.
_ NASHVILLE, Dec. 15-(Special).-
JU5U¢ John Nolen, Grand Sire oe
sovereign Grand Lodge, Indepcndqnt
lsllecial by Telcphong) . . .
GEORG ~ _ Mii. Sinclair knew the law w _ . ' . ~
10wm____ __§'3'1_:3_lil:_1_‘i. _£_e;t1_l;;-'_I`h¢: fol- forced and he thought the fi:5ul;?‘__f:8!;l;c vi;/l_a§is_¢___r_;;__t;,_. $55; v.;_i_i_;s_t_pe_;0:it;ivr_a;_- Ha§_fo§ty or nity cases in all. Am sed the other.
terest is being tgken ____ ___ n. 0 in. largely due to the prosecutor and ness asked for an ad_______nmc____.wh__; _pad on__agu_¢i g‘e<l_uently_. Mr. Sinclair Cross examined by Mr. Bentley. I
of the evidence bf thiynopslslsupendiary' He had “ 'ight tv mukt was granted. The adjournment mi ne llol SP e fwltnwgfg Hue-mn” t° triet to get the Magistrate neck
of Redilin vs Sinclair asking for _°_i_1_se|fair comfmcnt thereon. over eight days. After fourteen do 8_ __ “ev o__afior;___0 prohibition in Mont- when he was before _
Mr. Bentley opened for the prmiigl D._L. McKinnon sworn. He lived at witness called the Magistrates at1|.¥:f"t§iy,utl; of ye alleged whoksalei 'hs' James H. lteddin ' sworn To My
He read 8 portion of Mr Smal _ __ Montague. Keeps a store at Mont- tion to the adjournment bein fo l Cr _Ou _O l_‘1\1or at election times. Stewm,t_ Am plamtm and Sd endiar.
letnr as printed in The (.___B_rd_ air s aguc. Remembers the case against long. No proof gf se,-vice Wag d¢:,Le Oiled _tfxurniiied by Mr, Stewart, :for Kings Have conducted l; S _Y
Nov. 16th and culled M___ Meow an tof Dr. Brehaut last September. Stip. of either summons on subpoena Ilxillifd Iofgne ,J ;el,“urd that four bmremltho Supreme Court two cdiidiin:-ill
prove publication of the lettera ,Img Rcddin held court in Mcliinfnons hall. 5 istrate afterwards wrote witness thLt,i'l`lic is-vtirv '-End. came to Montague' lcases Uf 1f‘1Y°”UY and ,three CHSGS bc-
witness stated it was Printed on the flroaixiitéif Campbell was there wbeahc had extended the time too lon; \vantedugmh 5 (num import "H theylfore [or the cxchcqucr court This
written rctues . r. ei 'n came in aj out _ _ _ .» .Q , ° . _-. _ . f
Clair and _thats ____?£__§_ei.____O;t__ G, Sin. Reddin asked (___a_______c_;J h__d9 336  l;f;_t__tii;i__;;_______sf8u§_t;l_1_in____v_;';i_f;__;li_>ne in this merge Anncor Sworn. To _\ir. Stew-  fi;_f\_;‘___<;i____flveL__ye;;{_;»__uso_ Thintk it
struck Out by him from tlie lvttm ness arrived' Wu-S t0ll1 he Would not lloss ivho was convicted `\V('i)t1:ga1lnf5L wht/ Wa.” suhpummd U1 UH Vzirruth- ` ‘ y “gm” _the
before it was published The 9 _ e_r be there tm One_ ML Reddiu said he Complaint against B1.chu'ut .phibsk mféiir", 5?” at Molnwus' .Lui Lb” “mm” Hail several cases within th a 1, 
nal letter was put in __v_d¢;ris1- would have to postpone tho case to was in Septemben Court _‘net _'_A M1 1 'Qt _°_11th Ai . Did not aippeal, ye_____S_ Had Gm or three ¢_!_aI>____; six
Mr. -Bentley put in _evidence "£3: one o’c1ock and Magistrate and Pro- Kinnon's Hall. lliflagistrnic tt,-L-:W cliahxa 'M_I, __ Summcrsidc. Was attorncyior til:
commission of Mr. Iteddini as Stl secutor left the hall. Mngistrato took bbc bench and opened hi., |,,,Ok,4 ;;n]§t_ nt 8 Qwlbuu "`“'°1`_"' To Mr' plaintiff. Have conducted the case if
‘nary Magistrate and also cvidepené the Chair, Opeueil court and witness asked where was the witiiessc Mt\.'.E". EMM ' “D5 subpoened m the C‘“"lcourt lt was t-ontestmi 'php  fl
his admission to thc bnr. He ‘ge had I10t arrive;-]_ ML weeks was tom aiming near the Ma,,i_trat;`,rh 'l"  him case' HAM mst the l’“p"~ |./iitliiir Peters was on the other sides
moved to amend thc 5ummOng\ iS`(3.noth1iig was douo at morning session was no proof of servicd, on dcfondacxte tfnl to Summersme the day of thcil-lad .1 Case at. Georgetown .A fm.;
Seftlhil the word muddled' its lg! ,X-x about piioving service of the sum_ (mort adjoamed U11 12 30 D ` 1: ' . Iycars ago an absent debtor cas: hir.
tlte word stipendiary up in the Orioi? mons. In the afternoon he adjourned' They came 'back the wlaligtr 1 M I , 'fuss examined' was “Ut advised to Peters tvml on the Umm- Spye Iy'(m»|_`
nal letter but not printed’ which tg; the court for tcu days. After ad» Weeks the witness und* otzhersale' r' IU) away' -understood the s“hp0'“'“°S¥'f*m€mli€l’ Of Mr l’ctcr’a obicction
Court granted. Mr. Bentlcy can 3 iuurnment magistrate called the conlof service was not tlicn m 'll \ri1l?0f`wEm not ugh? Withehs 305 0- v0rdiCl3 The cxu.minii~
?fl;eI:>li0t)iietO axriimlictfepmt of '“°°et"iEimt1i?etL;viltli(;‘;e Sewlicc Div §;“bn01e11n li;SS_ Hiikeii for on adjtiurniilitrft.  Rohn” Jenlflns Swmu' To Mr' Stew' iicii proceeded with tiiiestions wstini;
_ Ms `oiinty 'rem e -1 _ ’ »S~ i r. ce s cu len ccrs objected and said ther ' .~ _ ; , . - . ~ V . .
n All B T magistratefs attention that this case. Thought Magistrate iicilxiilirnlixatl Ehtl.;x:0t&.?:,B§R§,_hOglsstmgiegouto c§_l;i,B0hflf‘¥ 0l>i@C:-0‘l__ filifl the count iii.
"i ' .' :' ' c< t c <il'i`cction and ul
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g eil to support' Mr Sinclair both _' should have been ilonc while court the case in the usu'l i
Students Sklpped. muy “Fd fmllnciirlly- Judge Blarlldg- WHS ODGH- Thcrc was considerable ar-'wcek, but was not ptdsidivg, Shes- 
ard said thc action of th A11' tiilmerit 'nut no business was donc. Dr. recollect telling McKinnon that* thc
e iamce
Brrliaut was not theie Mi' Campbell Ciisc was ilisimsscd Had ii conversa-
-_-- was vcry impr - 1 , - _ , . _ _ _
WINNIPEG- D°°» 15-(Si>e¢ial)- effect the iuidgiigepnet in)l;En;L..Y,‘;,“1d  mia witness- the ease 'waeiiieiniseeu tion with Mr neuui. iy Qi i
~ ‘ ‘ ~ ~ I J C OI) lllll(’.
li't'lI' ,  i~ ~ ' ,
D H ll 1 s care iesteil here uid Mi (ioi-.s examined by Mii Bentley Do about papers in Bncliziiit and Ciirruth_
Epediniic measles broke out in the - - , -_ . , _ _ _
Manitoba Ag]-iculgm-8_1 c0uege_ and §_§;>__V_:i&l_;_l;;tK. C.. opened briefly for tho  remember to be it member of the ei"s cases. Witness spoke to Rcddiri
twelve Students are Confined to their ~ _B_§__;i_1_;c__c_.s_Cé>_;ild :ict §ii§__ th; gate ti! ab_i_>u_§ tlge taigournmciit. Mariistriitc
-beds A _ _ _ _ S0. l<_2nl`i r. e_ tin ac- as_c_ a ou io sub_pr,crm_
_ ftcr recess Mr. Stewart Stated to ,oui’n_ coiiit for ten rluys, thinks iti truss uxnriiincd by _l\lr. Bentley.
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ic couru that there was no evidence was in September The case came up Ilail sent wniil for Magistiatc that Hi
The faculty held an emergency meet- _
o the uplication f th 1 tt three times twice one day and once would be useless to go on with (far-
iug yesterday and decided to havci . D 0 e 9 cr in »
lliicstion or that unyoiie had reaid it on another. At thc second siilting, Mr, rutliers' case as the witnesses were
quarantine established. I _ _ _ _ - _ _ _
The students had visions of e-ating yégilzuzfgiged _~t\l_HU _that the letter llcilfllbiii and Mr. Campbell, Mr. Weeks leaving the Province. Dr. Breliaut
_ _ _ Y W1 pub ic matters anti .ind r. Montgomery were present, wiis away when summons was issued
their Xmas dinner in school and dc- Ohly incidentally referred to plain-1;i|1_ Cannot remember any others, could and lind to lic amended Ito was serv-
' " ' ‘ ' ' ‘t ~wca.r to the dn of the week, cd later. The only witness wus .Pat-
cided Q eudlhn legve of the Insutw »Mi . _ Sincliiii was mainly concerned "0 5 'Y
in with the Bdmlnistratlon of the law Prosecutor Campbell wus the ni,-xt Lcrsiin who did not uiicnr ' c
to ' and had no animou ’ t 1 i ff; witness t ' h '<1 b t ' d ' k l f ’ I] I Wm] 'SS
Accordi 1 after u f _ _ _ _S agiiins p n_n 1 _ ,_ iio cases a een rio iJe~ i._:i c< _orii-ihoiirnmeiit. ltemembcrthc
med __’;iYh____d__e;~ 81;? ESSSFH re i£l1<:____i;._gti__eed that tl.e \\ords__br1cf1¢gs fore Stip_ Rcddin, one,was the Car- tiillespie case, lt, was dtsmisgoty fm.
» Or y twcyme r were not offcns|,vo_ They rutliers case. Four or iivc witnesses thc ‘.\'u.nt of evidence. In the Margar-
miidt Hn Gilt' by llie flro eiscalilesi and ,_ 1?!" “"_°‘1'°1Y that the lawyer does not WGN summoned and two' wane served, ¢'i Mclionald case there was ii convic-
. ,io briefs. It may bc because lic Court wus' held in McKinnon's\ Hall tion. ’l`licrc were two crises tigiiins
took the trains for their homes be- .
does not seek the-ni, at 10.30. Mr. Rcddin was tlicre. De- Ross. l\'1r_. Jenkins witlidiew one anti
ai conviction was liud in thc other.
f th .
__‘_’_:; ;’0h_°“__1th_°m°e!' had all 0f>P0r A'I`he enforcement _of to l"i~ohibitlo1;\ fciiiliint was not there. 'l`liouglit'. Mr.
U W °l`9~ CU 15 i1_ matter of Dublic interest. Mr. Inman_a,ppeared for Cariiiithcrs Hhs been lYP<‘S0¢UL0i‘ for lour years
.Y
Order of Oddfcllows, died yiarterday
of heart failure, following a surgical
operation.
Nulen was 55 years old and practic.
ii law here thirty years.
llc was elected Grand Sire nt, th.
Denver Convention on Sept. 221|-\_
Nolen leaves a widow four sons and
one daughter.
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UISEHAEEFUL
Ellillil Slilll
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King Did not draw the pleadiny'
A Winnipeg Lawyer Ejeciel
From Court and liiinrisoii-
cd. A Ganibliiig Case.
nl’l..Arn pr|_~-_t . _
mm m and mspecwr fur Mr lli~d¢lin’s legal knowledge Mr
,,gai,,sf_ ROSS and not _ _ ti part sintain 1 _
,_.v;,],.,,Cc ut- I.u,_te';s0n"  °':__1[;_‘; lowcd Mr. Stewart to proceed for ui
_  - _ _ ' _ une.
 U5_re1£_L_l;“_ exist egozgxitrat? (lross exaiiiined by Mr. l`it:itl<>y_l KRNORA. D00- -l-'I'-*l5llf4`lHll-“
witness ,Hd m_L_ utmnd_ In _gt_ c';l;*c \\us appointed Stipciiiliary iii .)i_il_~ licre was n <lisigr.'irf-liil scene during
a‘i:uinst Carriitigt-rS_ the Magistrate 1f"_“t- The “ret CM" _“'35 Ulm- OA }`#W*'D he police ciiui-L trials on Siitunlay
told ,vitness ,___ th h Gillespie. lt was dismissed for wont _,L _ _,_ _. _ __ . ,
oug t he would let of vid C S d _ _ M _ . ernoon, .~_ 1 _ Hagel, h. (_ ., one of
the casa F., ,md have new i__f0__m_1_ c cn c. ccon case was a_r;i.ir- ____ ___0__t r____ mt W. _ __ _
tion_ in 1_,,. Myers case at Pe__k____ et McDonald, who_ was convicted, ..._ .. PH. in_ innipek auyers
Smti, _l wi,m____ was present and had Heard two cases eiguinst _A. M. Ross, aim; forciuly removed from court
ii uoiiveirszitiuii with Rcddin after thc (mc resulted m' H cmwmtlim by Mr' ml immis"`n'd`
m,i0_u_mncm_ Sam he “mul 1 Jenkins. The witness was asked nboiit_ Hmm num. hmm, nu,,_m ,md to
- d have U1 numbcr f tl c i~i» H di`t t L* I
iiirivicll Myers. Undcrstood hc mean ‘L (') O mr H Ls" C 5 me A iick 'fic door of thc irison to Pieces
hom c,1se5_ Had a conve__s_1t_ _ C ly contradicted the testimony of D. ' ' l
him later ___ (_h_____0tt__t0Wn 101: wit_li 1,, _’Vl.cKiunon as to the adjournment, _vas released after two hours.
he and Mn Husmrd had tB;u_e§ *Eat for ten days _in the Brehaut case. ’i‘hc trouiilu was the outcome-:_ of a
nmticr over and ____ was c____v____0__ _. Witness had paid from_ two to three V. itcil disciission on the trial of
Ou” WSG* Saw him llilflin in the Citn hundrvfi doum-B m baihn' `.“t“‘°'55` ‘cw _ llkiiown citizciis oi Kciiora. charged
in ‘US Ufliw. 'Fold him to be ear nil anti ms had beep only 1" "ff" rf" im urursiuiz ard roiiiiinr sues
which _______e he __Om__C__(____ on io; p:i\_<l_. H0 was admitted ii barrister ii __ ____ _ ._ __ ___ _ _ b ________
¢|,;,.d Occasion he Ram he W0 '__ U 188:; and had made his living iii the. ~i\`l Uh 111 d _Ulf S-imlf. y Vl l
c ' . - ' ut no* WHY #md llilfl 9¢V0l`i1l llumlfeil Cf-\5i‘>' the alleged victim lost one thousand
onvict .it ull. Witness got mad Hc ~ ft H id i~
Rcdiliii. siiiil hc woiilid tlisiiiice it' In thqi cguqxty Emi _'t  1;” _ U inc liiindred dollars.
liroiiglit thc matter to the notice oi  0\;r:;fI,::lcyFaF,`§‘.(;r_h1j8“r;e_,  Thi: trial resulted iii the ntxciised
tl_ic Attorney General. Finally he con-l r, '.1 k tm 1 ,ja men being bound over.
victcil Myers in one case :mil disinis 0 (Voc 0 yl
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  IjI_l_§_ILLING CA
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Found Out by Arrest oi Two Men Who B
Tell Story of Smuggling. Wakeful Man
Heard Their Cries-
NIAGARA FALLS, 'Dec. 1'5--(Spec-
iali-The arrest recently of Boite
Rffllly Rnd "Ditch" Obrien on a’
charge of smuggling illiinamen into
the United States, laid bore the thril-
liii: experience of a party ot Moiigoli»
inns who wore nearly swept over the
falls la/at welvk.
'l‘lie Chinese were brought fiiomi To`-
ronto to Niagara Falls and carried
across the country to Chippewa.
A launch las secured and the
Cliinamen placed aboard with there
white keepers.
In the midst of a storm the motor
bout balketl.
The wheel man tried to beach the
|vestigating the smuggling at Chippur
wa
and Saved Them. _
vessel on Grand Island, but the cur-
r
SHEPHERD AND.
  ARE AGAIN UBEGR TRLAL
Joseph Shepherd and Charles Mc-
Bllt WHS Very SUOHE and the “U19 Donald apllear before the Magistrate
craft Swept Past ChiPPflW“ 'md WHS this morning charged with jail break-
about to enter the death current lead- ing, In y¢5f,er§uy'S igguc 1;, was ._an_.
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ing to tue Falls when the crew act
up a lusty shout for help.
ouncad that Shepherd had been
captured but McDonald was still at
l A Wakeful men living at Cliiiiimwa iarge. sergeant Brsd.ey brought
[Creek heard the cries and set out in
his launch to the rescue. A
He overtook the helpless laimcli,
hissed a line, and towed the party to
the United States shore.
The Canadian authorities are in-
A number of wealthy men on both
sides of the boundary are implicated.
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 "* _,ga-_-S1 -'IL
lHi llHAMPlllN
ill lil Wlllllll
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nst. New Zealand, De-
feated W.»Webb by Eight
Lengths in Sculling.
WANGANUI, New Zealaind, Dec. 15
~(SpseiAl)-R. Arnat, New Zeeland.
may won the eeiilling champion or
the world by defeatinil W. Webb, New
zeaienu. by eigue Igugene. '
Time 19 minutes, 52 seconds. Dis-
tance Bk miles.
Arnat led throughout. `
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NINE HOURS. IN
AN OPEN BOAT
Niiiw roiur, Dee. is-'rue crew e
"U fishing doop Irene, of Bhoeps-'
:""“l B57. but into Bo. Brooklyn af-
P ' ' K
e
-T “U10 hmtrl of continuous rowin
’“ “ii web boat, and reported tn
1°" 0! the Irie and their own nar-\
row escape by lo and by water.
~ ' sons oN i1vi1>on'r/iN'r 'rn1P.
Hlllllll WILL
i HUNUH lllLll|Nl§
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LONDON, England, Dec. l5-(Spec-
ial)-i'l'he Prince and Princess of Wal-
es invited I-Ion. W. S. Fielding, Can-
adian Minister of Finance to lunch on
Saturday.
1-.---» -,_,,
'rim' ruurrivs _
PRESIDENT WELCOMED.
niunciu, Dee. is-President centre"
‘and party arrived here last evaningf
,Their train reached the station later
than was expected, but was awaited
lhy a dense crowd, who had .gathered \
lout. of curiosity.
\ No precautions were taken to~’ pre»
,vent the public from crowding the
lplatform, and as the train steamed
into the depot the President was
'_ greeted with` shouts of "Long live
'_Castro."
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HON MCKENZIE 'KINGS
\. OTTAWA, Dec. 15-Hon. Mackenzie
flking loft yesterday for Shanghai, vin
`Commissioner to the Internatrlona
Suez. Mr. King goes as an Irnperin§
Congress for the suppression of the
'opium trafhc. After the congress,
hich begins February Ist, he will
Shepherd to the City yesterday morn~
ing and he wus immediately brought
before (Ihr Magistrate and was rc-
looks a little thinner than \vhcii lit
went down to jail at little over
three moniilis ago, but he is in ro-
DYNLU/IITE A
w
return via. JWIU 'Wd v.°°°°“'°"°~
,Mi
prisoners got into the Court'M'artial
room and took an old-fashioned brass
muzzel loading plunderbuss ofthe
date of 1775.
With this weapon Shepherd told
how when they were in a barn at
Morell the people were "on to them"
H0 Said that B. CI`0\‘.'il of them cant”
tg the barn and shouted for them to
"come out of that." Tlicy gave no
manded till this morning. Shepherd: cs onsc and about five armed men
‘i
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`\vitli pitch-forks began prodding the
hay. McDonald and Shepherd were
iiirther up in the straw and suddenly
Shepherd' rose with it shout to the
bust health.
"l~Iow did w_c get spiny?" "Ch, searchers “to clear out of 'uhis,' ling to say. When McDona}d was sensitive disc recorded her cries for
that was a slick piccc of work, out which request was very quickly com- asked where lic was, he said be was hx il ~
it will mean tivo more years for us' plied with, tho sight of the venerab- out on the farm for a dny or two ep and wa S of mm'
"We rigged a dummy with thc; lo bliinderbuss sgemingly adding cf- Hu described their escape out of thc Tm record Wm be admitted as ev'
l it 't in the licd The feet to the command ' ‘ ‘ __  _   ,.24 .... .. .-.- _*_ ~-_-_ »-_¢_»~_-;-_-;_;--_- -__;¢_¢__- _- -~----_~_»~;_-_;~ 1;;
blankets and e i . » _
keeper thought it was Mcllonalil. The beseigeil again starb on their’ McDonald seems to be tho same free'
' ‘ llow as he was at their
McDonald was outside in thc liiscii t way. At Lot 40 they well! hte Wm.land easy fe 1
room. He got the key when the othn' Ayl\vard's barn and crept _tough a first trial talking and joking; about
fellow went out. We had to break feed haitch into the horse -table andlthcir predicament. McDonald is some ‘
three other locks. Its a hard jfiil,_t_o here after some Search on the part'what fleshicr than when he went I
' l t xiii. He sam he .iifirrt snu
gcc out of. We were out in the iail of officers Bradley and' Walker, .Iailo‘r_down 0 J 
yard for about an hour hunting for Vanlllusklrk and ii couple of other it cold on his trip although both V
a way to get out. We finally miinug- men, Shepherd was caught, McDon-i were somcwlint thinly clad,~hav.irig.l..._.
' 1 ` ‘md 'lil VCR Nl Mill ycSl1cl`fl11y m0l”nii\|; on the samo clothes us they wore in' `
ed to break into the ladder ioust ,L 1, p
t a ladder and climbed over the was seen coming out of O‘l'lrien's September. Hc said they were highly 1"
lc l
go
fence on tlio Rigimonél St. side. th barn at L_ot 40. Ofliccr Walker cauglit,fcd since their escape. When as ct
"We had not ng o eat rum e him on tic road. He arrived in this why they went that way they sa'd '
'tme we got out till no<_;';1 Mond;\yt.__ city yizstarduy afternoon. on the five they didn't know but they wouli1n\'t Dorando Run  HIS Feet
l vin the ia one 0 0 twenty train in company with jitilor go that way the next time i N . . .
" ear the Finish- Fast Time
Before ea g
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_McooNAi,§o”‘”if .ri-iouoonarii cars
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____ MAN IN LWUBLE
‘Rumstay Sold' Machine to a Tenant
.ith Young Men Have Been Captured After a Hard Chase -
by Officer Walker, Sergeant Bradley and Jailor Van=
Buskirk. McDonald Brought to City Last Evening.
Who Resold it to Hinds. Ruinstay
Wanted it and Mrs. Hinds Refused..
Vn.nBus'kirk to whom he was chained
and otiiccr Walker.
The men were quite tired out with
the chase having been on the hunt
all night. A large crowd of mein and
boys followed the prisoner to the
Police Station. He was searched and
locked in a cell next to Shepherd's.
The boys had a short talk' of their
experiences since they had last seen
one another and than the Guardian
reporter had a short interview with
them. McDonald said lic had nothing
to say or tell at all and Shepherd
said the newspapers stretched things
i‘i'i"i‘si<uii<:_ inn, i;'.-iiSpeCial)-
'l`h.'.'~.~.:_li f_r=.;i .fiiy .,-.i ii phonograph
record, i_‘_ P.ii;nstny, is held for
trial ou on assault and battery Char-
I-Iinds on behalf of his wife.
Hinds declared the screams of the
wife were recorded on s. record placed
iin tha machine to reproduce a piano
|solo which a lady friend was play*
in.
Ee- i
The complaint was made by John
l
'idence being remarkably clear and
the voices easily distinguished.
Rumstoy welt to get o, phonograph
he had sold to Mrs. Rblnehart, for-
merly a tenant, and Mrs. Rhinehart,
had sold the phonograph to Hinds.
Mrs. Hinds explained to Rumstay
and he wanted to take the instru-
ment away.
Mrs. Hinds refused to give up tho
property.
Rumstay knocked her down and the
pianist left her seat to assist Mrs.
Hinds and forgot' to stop the instr-
§' i
too much and therefore he had notli- The music suddenly ceased and the,
ument which continued grinding »;-
way recording the conservation and
cries of the the woman.
three hundred and eighty-five yards.
Dorando was run oil his feet col-
lapsing in the second lap of the last
mils.
The victory was a clean one in the
fast time of two hours forty-hva min-
utes tive and two-fifth seconds.
Comparison of the finish with Do-
.rimdo»H\yes rare did not come to
_hani.l.
Jail and ic was about as already told' -_-C _- 1 _ _» - ,_ _ _,_
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M.inzird‘e Linimcnt Cures Gargcl in COWS
li as - f
N ries are fired hy elecllniladittyin ntdll ` ` shi °°“d“°t'" t l"l"` A U ° | L
‘1 “' ’ The Dcmayo was captiir IND cami - N ‘ ` as
lgliiwrlldg  tlilte ldfiyredtlahid :dit 13th, north of Cumaiia iiimtliec(lulf);`f|* vcning between l)"mn(\O and Long'
. --~ ~ ‘ i
‘neu turned on’ Camino. lbolivihgiiox-it took the lend in tho
. ----'-°-““' . - - - Tho battleship Hcci .I - k t i
ee o'clock this morning the Dutch Ball|BS|'llpmA|`l`lV8d |l'l "H" mscrvm tliirrl mile hut for only three laps.
me Deyamo All Omhg and promptly
Domnilo lcd by six feet all the ond
. M: thr _
' t e 'tered thirty-one de- . . '
m'§°§'i.<.“.rf»1i'Z`.° Holland With Prize Venez- ”°°“ ”“’”°"S‘°“ we ~ Pri" "ew veal
_ gent R-,,m".d assuming command o_._of the tenth. _ ____ __
' _ _ ‘ Tim Fil minute' 57 acconi s s e-
Miuai-d`s Liniinciit Cures- Diplitli rim uelan Coast Guard Shlp/‘ ;\;°__c;0a;t' “£53 gmp “ml f519'\“`lZ theling 0:6) mmm, anim. and two mths
n ‘. '
BY THIER BAUNTOSAGE -'_ sent ashoére in esmiililelaltfdzl “ew was' emnds fmil' than Domndmnnyeg
1 CTEP LBA A & ' (X-te mA¢g_
N WSOMIS' i- The Dutch cruiser' Geldnmnd' lenfmzt tohn e:d of twenty miles Lons-
WIMLEMSTAD. D00- 1-i-(SPB¢ii1l)-- for the Venezuelan coast. l
boat led eight feet. l
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i i' i.iui.ef-ic r. niiem er. 'rn oiiihi ui iii , Heemek it, -'
nan ii m ii ee s P | e c ia es D er ar y She had experienced seamen them ,mme _wo hmm three minmm mt”
CHICAGO Maaiiirrs. iv 0 in ein h i, e i
ir e s ar _or ow nz as ahouzhlyd r_c;iu_aint_ed with _the sma _____M and three mth semndc this he_,
CAGO, December 15--(Speclal)- “YH an n e B 8 Ong nw \mez"el"n one minute ewenty»tive and one-
* W shores mg
peber heat  ._ ............99¢ FAIR ANI) M[t,u_ - muh “Conds ahead of me forma.
Delllber gona  ,  57h TORONTO, Dec. 16--(Spccia1)_- mark 'y
J - L he t   105M d t I 'e , _ ______ '
B ry B 0 era 6 to "em Wes' dy to north Longhoat won the marathon race
Ja ary Corn   6l¥ erly winds, fair a ~ little lower dem-l
M ‘nn (V51 immgm {‘“f¢,, (.15, tic, tiiniglit, distuiicc t\\'cnty»six miles
»l\la Pork  . .. ....... ..i.,. _$16.07 per~tiire. 1 , ,
 T'l  " V ` > YV 77'- > ."1 W ' I - - Y _ _ __
No canaLsssNuss_ prize _tue venenieiun Com u.,,,,,,_. Nlilde by Loligboal- _
. UUTEH lllll  _ ___
HULL, Dec. 15-#Four men wen. ser- _
lously injured by itlieuexplpsion ofa i A great throng lined the .maya t.,i .
l t of dynnm to n e s one gun ~t _
wi ness the entrance of tlii- battle ‘ VFW \0RK DM ,_-__,Spccml)_‘A
,_
rica near Hull. The b ,  E ' 'i i ' . ' '
P 1 g he cup ~niarathon race \\.is iiin_ licre
Condensed Advertise
ments
”__r_~_-_:r_:=frr1'rf_;z:.rzr_'-.:f_:._ ____
V (Too late for elassiflcation.)___2
IQKINNER AND WOOD at New
L. Wonderland tonight. Be sure and
seo the finest, cleanest, and best ex-
hibition oi clog dancing ever featured
here. Also, get ii. coupon for the
Amerie.-in lliirliliind Grand Range to
‘na given away on Christmas Eve.
Perhaps before that. Admission Five
Cents. 12-l6dli.
OST Friday n. diver dollar belt
Tj buckle, initials H. E. ll. Finder
rewarded by leaving at Stewart &
8on’s, Queen St.   __12_-1_6i_lil_i_p_d;
\‘]AN'l‘ED immediately girl for gen-
eral houaework. Good rc-isences.
Apply to 80 Euston St. _I2-16d3i.
l')oNAi.n'i=‘i1'AssR of mince Ed-
_ ward Island or his children are
L-equested to communicate with thb
iindcraignexl, 'l‘. F. Bride Ciimtor of
the Estates of Deceased Persons, 483
‘Collins Stiiaet, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia. 12"~m“\
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