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' Largs Kentucky Estate.
- OPHUAGO, Jail. 5-(spocial)--/MTS.
‘ Florence ltayhrick, the released mur-
seroipwho, menu! received o half
' ihtcrqt in so extensive Kentucky
` estatp, will _Shortly marry Chas.
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TENERIFFE, Jan. 6-An eairthqlia
snorinr
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'_ yesterday. overturn ng furniture and
. .; in wild alarm. hue ho serious darn-
ke lasting twelve seconds occurred
creating great excitement.
The people rushed into the streets
ess was dons.
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IIIIHEIAIEII MEII AHE
series o coincidences.
This lifelohg parallel has been ex
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BURLINGTON, N. Y., Jan. 5-
W. Anthony. of Burlington, in
., and George W. Anthony, _ of o
N.~ 0,, have discovered b
t0 the strange d'u.‘pli- N
of names and addresses their b
herd marked by a remark- s
tended through the second embarke-
ticn upon the matrimonial sea of the ln
Southern Anthony, notice of whose U
Wedding reached his Northern name- A
into about the .time that the latter t
kd returned .from the honeymoom I1
#Our following his second marriage. 0
EIGHI STATES UN
0
' P ties with alarm and prehension
rkansas has 5'I‘ prohibition counties,
V LONDON, Jan. 5-At this season h
of the Christmas and New Year va- c
cation, when the Rhodes scholslrs in 11
residence at Ox!b_rd.- 'are mixing in
Most ol this reform has come about
the social life dl this country, the ill ‘U16 ll" MP1 YBBIS-
work of this bequest in uniting the
Colonies. the United States and Ger- 0
many more closely to England is ac-
centuslted. '
vinced by his
a instrument for
,_ - , ,_ _-- _,==_,, _ _. hq==_zr-----si al economy second class in Latin lisving that a great future was ahead
ln   ` 1, _ A wlio, one brother *\='vivo, of
OOTHAM’S VICTORIA °°f.:‘°lll.;“€..::‘°5€..;’si.§lJ??*e.22.  <»»- ol. he  
- ___________...-- loheihg his year. No ot ermu H ers ,B_ C_)_ s,,,v,v,,_ " ' '
NEW YORK. Jan. 5-More than
years sin. away back in 1900
famous Hotel Victoria. at Broad-
Fifth Avenue and Twenlty-sew
Street, passed under the con-
oi Proprietor George W. Swee-
who at that time came from
to enter upon a new career
tiie metropolis. Immddialtely
to the advent of this New
who had gone out to Roches-
make s repulteluon, t-he men-
of that hotel spent hell a
ddllsrs in its reconstruction.
included the substitution of ircn
marble for all the woodwork in
edifice and the laying of cement
to
'~ Bwlluey took hold, he
wh t had been commenced
b lobby. This double
the
a new
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l‘0ul0!l of
construc-
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0 low
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uhhh ir has hetore emoyed- Me”
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promfment in the political worl _
gave to the Victoria the added DFT ,
tige of their patronafici 90 that t °.
house became to a remarkable dexfevl
an assemblage of nctnblell-
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other N°a"bY B"lI¢f"€S Suf' The Doctors Receiving Great Praise- _"__°”'_`
a " fer'0fH;‘;‘;yE_f;?~f_;io:f’s"'t Prompt Measures for Rebuilding-  wi 
____ ` Great Storm Prostrates Wires and' °
` srniluorrslnp, .rnh.e-(spooiol',~I D095 Much D3m3g¢»  
uns Bhlrlwih 'rhooere wer er-holly '
d°S¢1'°¥lG. f0'll0w1uz s ass explosion "‘*"’“`-”"'
To Settle Dis utes 0 er Lum-
_znd ;l”°"°‘l °th°" b“”d1°K9 l1°HPbY ST- JOHN. Jan. 6»-(Speciai)- shipping in St. John harbor, much P V
urn .
_ Every s/rran°gemeut is completed- for property damage throughout the pro- bliflllg  0I`I Sl- John
The total loss is over four hunidlred overcoming the inconvenience l
resu t- i . .
"'h°““°“¢ d°n*“`°' ml IPOD! 5119 BBYIUII1 Ure- Iv glgious washouts occurred on the RII/er,And Elsewhere'
. The lighting connections are made, ICanadian Pacific near Clarendon
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TORONTO, Jan. 6-Alexander Rose,_capably and' the doctors Anglin and unable to transfer passengers. ,SL John River and other intern'
convicted 'recently ui beating al ,wo-|Tra:vers are receiving great praise for] Further damage is feared. A torren- “mal Waters'
mln, 09'-lBP0d 505.18 I-'ime B80 lrom_thair work. tial rain accompanied the heavy gale,
TOTODAO -T811. and now has been een-;_ The wildest 'storm of the seasonibut fortunately the weather was quite  
tenced t0 me imPFl9UHl11€l1t- IDNVBIIQG over all sections of thisi The telegraph wires are down
_province since noon on Tuesday, re- Iwarm. I
_`sultinlg in considerable damage to everywhere. -
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WAIEII WAGIIN IIIIW HIIHHIIIIS IIE IIISEASE ‘THUIIBLE EIIH
`_"" at Louisburg this afternoon from the
    western fishing bank and rllports the
NEW YORK, Jan. 5-Three South- , loss of two men, William DeCoste, is
ern states joined the Prohibition -_ __ Nova Scoeisu. sud Frederick Burke
ovsment recently, making a total . of Prince Edward Island. The men
I eight. which are new under prohi-, Rolvfs, Jhh. e-'rho development .nl left th” Vessel ‘H 8' d°’Y W °"'”°'“d'
UD
ition laws The new States re MONTREAL Jan 5'_T.here is a tmwls 011 U10 HIOFHAHE Of Dwcmbsr
mth Caraunn Mississip I and Alia typhoid ln Messina fills the authori- posslillity of a disorderly iineerrup- 10_ when fo but d dm
g s own, an ey
amen me old Ones are M,,ine_ Kan sp "arg t0 the prfewings in °°`"“°°ti°“ were never seen afterwards The At-
on, oklahoma, Nm-eh Dakota, ,md Even through present cases prove io I glfct F§2_‘ft_h_°:l ;§‘.‘;;’;‘;';fan bis§`§`h‘;1; lantic has a fare ot sit thousand
Gemgia' b° dysentery* as some """“te`°d' xms I.Montreal in. éhrist church cathedral pounds of uaubut'
' iiieagdmgrOiliiizioitinbgzeglhfngosgl disease. Undef P!‘¢V8~iIil1g CoI1<1if»i0nS_I on Wednesday. Part of the cere!hon| I
5 ls likely to pr0Ve just as fatal as inl to be observed on this occasion FUNERAL NOTICE
ag? “Bt s"id°° in °,ui°r st“.t°5» vlsvsr. is the presentation of a “pastoral __ ~ ' .
B `°rm°' has 250 p"°hib1t“’n towns- Thirteen thousand refugees have al-. stan" or gr zfe gimllar fo th I
_ 0 ‘ "» 05° The brethren of St. John’s and ‘
wo_Uh_h_ds 0! Delaware is under pm_(;ei_a_i_iy reachgd' I;:l1le_s, halfl if thilznl used by the bishops in England be-Ivictona Lodges are requested t
ibmon Florida has 37 prohibninni 0E;ori_;l\l;'§ rié1l1eas:Bi__;1ec_ii._1_1“rede§_&_;o;Jn fo_r_emi.hueset;i;r;etr;_§stl;;s;~ef_c;;m_sg_on.been meet the W. M. and ohlcers at thi
oiohiiee, Illinois as counties, Indiana) the ,um Wm conmue two days ,DWI objected to as savorfn or Ro Masonic Temple today. Thursday at
soo prohibition townships. Kohiuomlw. |Oa,,h0,,c,'s b mg ma” 2 °°1°°l¢ P- ul- sharp to attend tht
.- . - _ ble section *I
92 dry counties, Massachusetts 360 . ._....;____.. I m y 8' cons em I Euneml °f °“r lat” bma" Pas' .
prohibition towns. Minnesota 1 6l1I gt thi? extreme low church'andI`anti_ M‘°°tm" David small' By °"
. ' ,__ I1 St tl f th h hi '
prohibition towns/ Missouri 77` dry L U  Engfhnd, andec sggie (df Eh; lgigioug w_ .M_ of St J`{,`hr;I.;§ If;;K'??_N0N~
counties and Nebraska o00 dry towns. ; Ke,-,git riots of five or six years ago ' ggi
Nevada has no prohibition at all.! were directed against this very u5_
ew Jersey is wide open New York age_
N .
has about 285 prohibition towns,    A writer who si .ns muse; u
f ..
'bio hes 1.621 dry towns. Oregon has second" lion hoof .,, Elmer eo Engl:
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zgsdgz °_;>_f1!-_‘1tci;1__nf_Z;‘_:_I?s_Czyiximggielgléaiiif; _ci_;1vp_:_l'_¢;ss_;eii:__nw__l1;;l_; lisléntiiilagegdthlgt   H  der. His arrest was due to his telling firm. is sulporintcnlli nt of the provin-
°““tI‘»9 and Wi5°°“9i“ has 799 PTO' MUNTREAL, Jan. 5--In the results men under my control" to proilrestl I I I ue-lghlbor that he picked up 8' WVOL
1bm°” towng' of the Christmas examinations in the publicly against this ceremony, and --
Faculty of Arts at Mcuiii, island invites all good protestauts to be
Istudents have made sln exceptionally present and join him.
ST. JOHIN, Jan. 4. -- The Cana-I , on “keg mat 018,55 in   A _ _were married a few hours b0f0f° at
Dr. Perrin. the sooroehry, is con. sion Phelan Railway oem. their ;‘_,';‘;§,§l§§f”iead,§; her mr of nearly .I the in-loo ewuhgmo 1; lillirrlglné rh._
that the ho. const ei-hln No. 1 leaving Moon-on 10,, studeum mt cms ih erigoho- §,‘,`1°‘§nm'1d“ d tim _‘gl in J seg. ga
Deo. aoeh. will he the lost to ,run mm, ,D ,him Bi... use with ewol P E   , e e .oh ohr e so ohne
known and through to Vancouver. This train other 'students for mst place; aut | | . - -
respected in the own- leaving Montreal Dec. 31st. w-ill run class and third in physics, gamma
from which the Rhodes scholars 110 081881? 0D1Y. and after that date class in Lam, and in F;-amp, _
are drawn. In 1908 there were 156 Will H111 bctwevn W1l1l1'llJ9§9»I1d CBI-I In second Ye-ar, Hi-gli Warburton,
in W°i<1‘~'°f°* at 0Xf°fd W1" EBU’ °”1Y ““*" “"°“* M‘"°“ 1"' city, token first einen in political
bequest. Of these sixty-six came The last tralin No-8 will leave Van- *econ0my_ in which he .ties with two _
the British oversee. colonies and <!0uv6t‘ Dbc. 31~ Willililwg Jan. 2nd. . other smdmtfs for mst place. m.st_day morning at 11.30 o cloak.
dependencies, seventy-nine were,due Montreal Jan. 4. Thereafter un- cms., and, third place in English ,md
tho UnItg& Bhltag and glavgu 'til &b0u't March lst., this 'train will second class lu La|»_|_n_
Germany, _ Irun between Calgary and Winnipeg Gym o"agh&n_ ,jf Ngwgggtig, N,
WM' it 19 I/llltlcivllivd that 0111!- IB., and a graduate of Prince of Wales
will he iss oeholhro hlfloge/¢hor| No-as lee/vine 'I‘°f°°*°‘ D°°- 30”* college eelreo em close one shire
residence at Oxford, not more than-will connect at Winnipeg With N°"1 place ih analytical conics,. first class _
being attached to any single for Vancouver. No-95 leaving '!'o- and ,him place in chemistry, third _“On” time PSSA- he has been ln the
Of this total eleven will be ronto Dec. 31st. and subsequent hates class in dynamics and third class in,
scholi`.r`ii"devotin¢' their time will have direct connections as far,physics_ :ment 88 f0r°m8u Of wharf construc-
Deehi studio* Ins one-_ry ml! J w_ Brydgam of 0.Lem,y_ takesltlon here. ln the towns welfare l.e
c'AMl>eELuroN. N. B., Jon. s~
The death of S lvester C. irtin
many slett-lers who came over from
Rustico (P. E. 1.), in 1862 to settle
in the Mats/pedia Valley. Shortly af-
ter that date he removed to Camp-
bellton, where he has resided. For
employ of the public works depart-
mst class and third place in polmc_ has always talsm an active part, be-
. . f Camlpqellton. Of genial disposition
and in English. 0 . _' _
Gordon Irving of Vernon Rive" _he was A favorite with all with whom
Bridge takes third place in political' B mme in °°“m°t-
   A    
p‘i‘;t°;,l,U:"f";h4,:.e§°r,;ordon R0,”_ .Be_ The funeral service took place from
deque takes mst' class in geo1°gy_ his late residence on Monday morn-
. ing, and was very largely attflli-'lu.
and tum” da" in moral philosophy' The service in the church of 'ln r
E Lady of Smows, was conducted ny
H' J' I“OGA§Plgg¥N¥ED SENATOR Rev. Father Wallace, after which ln-
. I lterment took place ir: the family lot,
  IU” |1B8l5i11`8 Plant will be ready on The full train service is being can- ,
IThureday, the insurance is being ad- coiled,
(. lusted and plans prepared for the re- The Montreal express due here t OTTAWA Ja” 6_(sp°°i°'1)"'H°n
a ., . _, _
   E construction of a more modern build- ‘noon on Wednesday wont arrive until W' Pugsley is now “siting washing'
I L v mm :Thursday night probably 1B_tel__ _ton participating in the negotiations
-é ,I It is considered miraculous that tivo. West-bonmd 1;;-gms are held hell 'looking toward A settlement of the
I h'~lDdl`9d Patients were handled s Auxiliary trains at the washout are disputes N lumbering “gms on the
lulvllcllllsl
SYDNEY, January 5.--The Glouces-
ter flshlng schooner Atlantic arrived
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W. II. IIIIIIIISES WEIIS A
EAMIIUS SINGEIIS WHII PEIIISHEII
In the Earthquake. New Ter-i
ror From Dogs, Which Are _
Starving And Rabid. 
HOME, Jan. 6-(Special)-Dogs' nowI
gnsw corpses like hyenas and fra-
Three famous singers, Petroif, Rus-
ian tenors, perished in the earth
quake.
HAIE MIIIIUN
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IIEAN EAHIHIIIG
EIIIISEEHAIEII
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Bishop of Nlonlrcal With Full
Choral Service. Large
Numbers Present.
MONTREAL, Jan. il -"SpccinI)-~
¢CYllBl¥lf»\lf0 8 danger to the' earth- Deun Farthing was today r:r.llsl‘ll':lilll
quake rcfllglees. Bishop of hlontrial, sllcricd:ll'.'lii;.Il~
The animals are starving and rabid, gp ‘
Carmichael.
Althougll Llle \\'r~utliii~ wil- llrlfiivor-
QUGDUY Btllllck U16 5llI`ViVOTS. D055 able, Very large nillilIlcr~' \'iilil;:i;sc<l
are being shot on sight. the ceremony.
Alwihllisllop h`u'r‘;=tlii:in psf -itll-Il :lllil
H1911 M1550. Catani and Gamlli. ltal- the service was fully clll>.iil.
--~ SEAIIEIIY IIE I’lIiIIIE3
IIIIEIHIIIIISI IIIIAIIIS
EIIHI SIIIICKEN IIAIII -
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cciltivc in liilllitti-il of :lin  .ll l' ...-
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congress to-day asked for ii dire t
Iars for the relief of the strlc`<cn q
_other lands, -is to supplement ` till;
dispatch of the supply ships Cc`i.c
.hell big cargoes U. ncccssaries, ct
glnnlly intended for the Americil if
leeft, diverted to the immediate uej
of the Italian victlims. It also sul I
plements the presideiit's proffer of tl~~.
services of the entire American fir ,
li sixteen battleships. `
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llAKES_EUIIEESSIIIII
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whose body was found on the ic
Lake Quinsiganiond recently, wus -
hob by Ralph William Krantz, e, lad 111
lf fourtein, according to a courinh- _.lr
rmde by Krantz just before Xmas.
WASHINGTON D_ (_._ January 5_ _ ference is; expr-lllill lil .l‘.. h li. I IL.
»’resident Roosevelt in  rilc;-an 'o to city 0" T“°5d"y ""‘°“"
Among till* lllany illllwllllllt limi-
uppropriation of 8 half mimm, ,IOL ters to como up for ilirillwnl is tllo
u
estion. of rninihtrcriul .~.ll}»ply. It is
,eople in the earthquake zone of “_ found that there is to llc li .~i~iill-ity
aly. This, the most generous I`l.ll.l 01 _ _
,ver contnbuted by the Am€_iCm, and the problem _of llnilng llloin is
Jeople for the succor of sufferer:-1 '.1 Pressing for sU1‘mU'"-
men next year in the clmli-l'<llcu
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AMHERST, N. S., Jun. -i-A :scri-
olls ilrc risultiug in the lo. s of li iillxll-
of vuluablc breeding llo.,,., <i.'clli'-
at Alllhcrst .l‘oiliL, lin- l.l; ilk
_ ber
llll M IIIIIIEIIEH 
mills from Amherst. Iietwecn 12 illlil
o’ciock 'l`llui‘sd:.\y murlliilg tlic pig,-
gery of Logan Bsos. wus disco-ciril
on tire, and 'so advanced was it llliit
nothing could be saved. The i.ull-i-
‘ing and plant, with lil pure brcu
,Berkshires we.. completely destroy-
ed,
lg E Jones, a glrteen year ,dd 10- 'tfick Zuurlis adjoizllilg were saved.
and __ ._;. with difficulty tile
...<1 Inc  this ;-.eason is a serious
ack to Messr 1. Logan Bros., who
'e among the liilgeht urcedcrs nliti
iiiiporters of pure llrell cattle, sheep,
and swine in the country. lllr. Stull-
Lognn, the selli<ll‘ nielmbcr of tllc
'{rllntz is held on a char e of mur- ley
sr JoHN,' .lon 5 -oh the Booior
HANGE IN TRAIN SERVICE 'c\°§§il3€i_lJ‘l6 Il__l;xi`>;Zil1Z-Y_em__ Miss Ethel ' _U-aiu' which I-ea¢|1e}11§ere19,gf; night two oillcers went to Kr.int.z'h hoilzc.
Lon orth (daughter of C01 J A were W D and Mrs Bridges who
gw
'er near Lake Qulnsigaxnond. As Jon-
§ta'te police, with the result tllrit
iwukene-d liim and asked him if he
.ncw anytliing of the death of Jones.
Ilaata admitted that he had found
y M... I . .
. , _ staff ' un resigned to take a special L
took plalce at his home here Sstur " on 5 slight pretext, Krantz, accord-I
Sylvester C. Martin was one of the l Institute. Guelph. Iiif Dece‘m‘be'r she ing to his' confession, levelled hisI tongue' 'I BBHIHSUTSS in HI" Q` "VII 1'
Smith daughter of W and Mrs Dell IK
Smith, of Blisstleld, Sunbury county. D
t‘eac‘her's course at the Macdonald
tisished ii fine arts course at Acailla f
Seminary, Wolfville, (N. B.) Her ‘f
her profession will unite in wishing
her every happiness in her new life.
The groom is 5, son of the late
Thomas Bridges, of Sheffield, anda.
grandson of the late Hon. W. E. Per- 0
ley. He is one of the most tprospe- c
rous and' progressive farmers of Sun- d
The happy couple will leave this q
uo\vlcd_r,e of tlle sliuotlg. Finally the;
0? broke duwi. and made a confess
The bride has achieved success in ‘OIL HU Said OD M0nd&Y he Beit horneI
cial government furni, conliclrteil \\ll.li
tile
es' revolver was missingi the neigli- coll = ..
iors decided to communicate with the is covered by insiliuiilcu. 'l`llr\ ilrc is
sllppilscd to have culigilt. lilliri the
hclitinas nppiirntlls lli Ll.:~ pi','l:c~ry,
irantz was in llezl, but the oillccrrl which was in use 'l‘lilll~s<l;i_v.
agricultural college ut Trilro. lt
ld not be nsccl‘tziliil.<l if the 1us~l`
.       IJIIEAI GHANIIIIIIIIIHEII
Al AEE IIE EIIHIY-EISHI
'K
bury county. for the 17th of February, while a M
the teaching profession. She was A0 B9 hun*-ing With a shot gun. Hef
formerly on the St. John school, me-t_Jones, who was flsliing through;
he ice. Picking a quarrel wiqi Joncg.
-hotgun at Jones’ head and fired, thef M
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MONTREAL, Jan. 5-At a meeting “_
ate of the annual meetin was fixed U’
irnrtierly dividend of one and a half th
morning to spend two wee-ks in Nova Der cent. or equal to six per o,~.nt,§
Scotia and P. E. Islimd. Upon annually was declared.
1-on-I
PARIS, Jan. 5-Madame Ella llcr-
ontinartrc hold-; the l'u'<-lvl fl 1‘.i»
harge striking the young fishcrliianlyoungost gr°m'gr”udw}"'LIU”I` ,L3 `:f"
former clasmnates and confreres in inthe head and killing- him. l""""`m' Sh” “"5 ”‘""""I “L ‘I’ “"`
lourteon and hrr first rllillf, _», .l-l,
,MEXICAN POWER MEETING_ _Imnrricd fit the smile enrlv llvf.
When Ellli ivris tlilriy-ll ' c was
lzrnnilliltltllr-1'. lI¢.“` ‘ * ll~.i‘.»:lln lli ll*
I the directors of the Mexican Pow, l‘lf‘d when sv'vont.rnn 5| Ira il j,~lll~:,~
r Company hold here yesterday the wnnliill ii few rlliys ills _llil.o . -.l
c
ir l"i~ri.it forty-cl,;;liLli IlilIl`tll-lilj'
mliilnc Bcrmncllc was iri"l'>rill<.l
nt she was n, grclit griilldnl<i" 
Miii:\irl‘~i l,lll`\ :wilt L`lll'.»~ I3 -l '
their return they will reside in Shef- ~
held. The bride's going away dress
was a tailored suit of blue brood
cloth with hat to match.
Mrs. Bridges is a sister of Stanley
K. Smith, editor of the Ohnthaml
Commercial formerly of the Daily
Telegraph staff.
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MInard's i. ...ment cures Gargei in cowl! I
-l_.__.._..__¢.
JOINT INSTALL
OF I.0.0.F. OFFICERS
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The following officers were installed V
ATION
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. G.-~Fl'illik ;it.“\'»';il‘l.
for Alpha Rebekah Lodge for the en- R,.,._ _o,.,.-_V .;,-..,,,-_.¢ \,','_.llf_,~|»_
The temperature registered thirty- suing term by G. M. Bro. P. Bridges F
seven degrees above zero at three and D. D. G. P. Miss Essery assisted
It was such, a legacy Of D00* tf°'di‘I
Lions and a structure that retains al
semblance nf its earlier stalte, thbil
Proprietor George W- SW°°“‘<c'.°l’°°°°
as the. base of a New York success.
Early in his career, he had left New
York to go to Rochester and in
OTTAWA, Jan. 4-There are nowl
four snartoria-l vacancies to be filled, I
ri-amélay, 'two in Nova Scotia, one ln`.
Ontario, and one in Manitoba. The
Nova Scotia vacancies are over a,
ysar's standing. in Ontario s. vacan-
in the R, C. Cemetery.
OPERATION PROVES
CASTKO'S GOOD FAITH.
BERLIN, Jalnuary 5. - Former
0 cy was caused by the death of Sena-
Gotham and achieve a fitting clhnax tor Melrner last summer, and in Mani-
ro the success which he had won in toba the death of Senator Bernier
the Gennesee Valley by his skilful last week mmde the fourth vacancy in
.management of the Hotel Livingston the Upper Chamber. It is unlikely
Inna g, summer resort at Ontsriothat any appointments to fill the
Be,¢h_ Evacanciss will be made until lust
Ag might he expected from the B0-'prior to the opening of Parliament.
Ivent of such on aggressive, proxfvs-Ifn Nova Scotia the name of H. J.
sive and propulsive regime, the Vic- Logan. ex4M. P.. is mentioned as be-
toria has steadily forged ahead and ful; likely to succeed to one of the
reached an even higher plans th!!! vacancies in that Province. In Ontar-
was occupied by the hotel rn any io, names of Adam Zimmerman, ex-
pnvxouq period of its history. All M. P., for I-llamilton, and Hon. Mr.
the traditions have been revived and Young, of Galt, have been mentioned.
much that is peculiar to the present No action has yet been taken, how-
control hns been added to the prevl- ever, by the Cabinet-in-Council, -and
ous inhelbance. It '.s superhuoustollchq whole question of appointments
remark that the Victoria fs conduct-,still remain open for consideration at
od-'on the European Plan end' to this a ister date.
matter of course statement may bel
190 he lou: Rochester to return to
President Castrool Venezuela was
operated upon in this city this
morning by Dr. Israel, the Germlanl
npeciailist, for the kidney complains
with which ho is suffering. The op-
eration was regarded as so.da'nger-
ous th-at before submitting to it
Castro issued the following state-
ment : ‘
"I can only express satisfaction
that this operation is to'be per-
formed so that the whole world may
know I did not come to Germany in
order to shirk responsibility, and
much less because I imagined for a
single moment what was going to
o'clock this morning. 'ny G. Wlnrilen, Mrs. A, Liiptllornc, (LI
|'l`reas.. Miss H. Rowe; G. Fin. Scc'y,
Miss L. Beers and G. Rec. Sec’y, Miss
B. HIobhs:- I
G. Ruby Rattrayl f
Edna, Skcrry. 
Alice Borehsm.
F.  Nettie Warren.
Trees. Miss Bertie Stewart.
Warden Florence Mcbeod.
Minard's Llninient Cures Diphiheria,
1-_-___
SEI\"I`ENCEl TO .
LIFE IMPRISONMENT. I
TORONTO, Jun. tI.~Alexander Rose.
convicted recently of beating a womnn,
escaped soino time ago from the Toronfo C°"d' MI” B"""“'
iail, but was re-ruptured, and has now ChsD~ A- F091' "-
bien sentenced to life iinprisoninent. I- G- H~ R°W°‘
McDougall.
G. Mrs. Batt.
G. Mrs. Bridges.
' -_-___..___ G. Mrs. Lapehorns. I’
'mv the sAuNsoMn SAUSAGE ire. I1- S- V- G- Miss M- Eemi-
p,|, rg gg ggunnmgg 5 Ngwggppgl Jr. P. N. G. Miss Amy Matthews. I
The fi-llmving are thc ofilcers In-.
  stalled lm' \‘»`l dey Lodge, No. Zi nuff;
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FFF?

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Minuril'a Llliiiiiuiit Lures Colds etc.
happen in Venesuela during my ab-
sence."
It is understood that Castro came
P0 y l.
he is doing so well as could be ex
, st. Low- - ' dsc, N0- 81°F the
L’0nu?"'°¢d  ‘ensuing   D. ll G- M-. Juhul
§| if” ` `“`”°"‘ F Wiicar assisted by the following.
__~ -~ -0 2-15,'-°»!9L-!`f'~~fE’-B1'-£103'-'l~,-_r-,S I d e officers: Grand
4 and Railway Station. Finder ton D_'p_ Mmfnqn; (;_ g¢¢'y_ ,L J_
McKinnon G Fin Sec y. A J
in. 1~I¢i"y.-.-. Al. I\ii'l.ziilf_;liIl\ll.
Trciis. -(`lliil‘li».< llrcw.
R, _- -lliirry l.np\Illll`llr.
Ii. . . (1, -I’rl`f‘_v f4lll;iII‘.\uiliI.
, , (I. -W. Wvlllli-lr
`. (.2. l'<~l‘r'_\* l\lc‘.\'l!\'Ili.
-<IIlli'ry I-`<-.~‘tl‘i‘.
.-I’lit.iL-l~son l"<-rcyillc.
IT:
Low'/_7.1_fi
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Wi11‘dt'n~-i`0Iin l\'IrN(vili.
(7il3rl_-(lrii‘ficl(i llcnncft.
(`ha.p,-Horner Brodie.
1, (;.~liovriniin Brouil.
O. G.-J. D. Tnylor.
P. N. G.-Addison Millzir.
Joint '1‘rustse»D_ D. Morrison.
sr. Lmu'nENc‘i: Lollilil, No. sl.
N. G.~Wm. McNeill.
V. G.-Chas. I-Io0D<‘l‘-
Roc. Sh-c'y.»-Gen. W. itll-l.li>~l.
Fin. Sec’y.---J, .I. Mcliililliin.
Trcns.-~II. Ilnif.l':\}'.
R, S -Mllrslic l\lf‘l.P:in.
.~-Jno. Kcnn:-fly.
~.II`lfi. (‘~\l‘l‘fi\ilI.
G.-rr-I"l"(‘<l \\'i\l`l Il.
.--Henry Jrnl-zilis.
li. ,--D. J. Mrliililinn.
Warden-~J. A. Hcnrivrson.
Cond.-'I`llos. Howlltt.
7JT‘xr'
mn<§Z;
DCQ
hoses the further me that rho homo' omcmo lwAa'Kn'rs. v°°f°0- |P1°~°° iw'
rsre is the daily resort of good livers and -'-- ‘
season, ‘ .quotdtigni did not grrivg, s"'¢'°¢ U0"-h$'°'°°fl7 'W5' lllml ll-I8"m\l1IIwpd. N. G.-A, R. DIME . I'
much colder I
e at this omce. 1-7d3i. ; _ _ ' _ _
ETERANS' SCHIP BOUGHT I-louis: G. Trans.. George Ryan", G.
that theatre Parties are cohlpfcuousl Jan. 6. MUCH UOLDER .I i Highest cash price paid st your Guardian. John Martin and G. Her- 1
features of the dining room of an The wires are down owing to the '“" home bank. Write J. H. Mebairmid, std, John Corntoot
eve - -
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( acting Grand Lo g I
through the 0 rhtioh fhii-1 wel ¢ne"Il_0B'I‘ fur mit beivmu E“°*°*1 5*- warden John Molvovlh; G. ooiiour-‘
Il
ein! shrine the autumn one win storm ana hence the urunl market TORUNTO J°"“"" 7'“*3P°°**U‘“’S¢¢urdu Nlsht 'Buillllna Toronto. winnlzzv Lobos, No. 2:. _
Chap.-Andrew Bearilslny.
G.---Win . Batt..
ll, (l Jim. .\l:\riln.
l‘, N. (5.
.Iolnt Trustee D. J. McKing.n.
Geo. S. Mol/‘lil.
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