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-Attack on Jews Feared-
Cermany Talks Fair About
 Samoa-Chinese Emperor
A Confined - Bill for Pas-
senger Trains.
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PAriis, Feb. 1.- (Special)-Albert
,Pengnez was guilloiined today for
murder inthe presence of an-immense
crowd. His was the last execution
that will take place in the Place de
lallognette, the famous execution place
of Paris.
Maj-nr Esterhazy. having given -testi-
`mony has fled from thc city.
The friends of Dreyfus have now
given up a.l hope of set-i.-rg justice done
and some fear the firi:i‘ results will be
an onslaught of nop ualleled violence on
the Jews.
The preamble of thc r.-vision hill
:After advfincing judicial reasons for in-
troducing the bill,conclud.~s as follows:
“Tue new b ll appeals directly to a n
fiffair which is now profoundly’ dividing
the nation. Doubtlcss the objection
tizziceruiin circumstance But it is
above a~lalaw of necessity and ap-
peasementf
“We believe the judgement of
the entire Court of Cassation will
appeal to everyone with irresist-
ible force- and end'"the agitation
and ditfi.~.ul,ies which have too long
disturbed the nations."
WAsrirN<;roN Feb 1.-(Speciall-
Germany has promised careful investig-
ation of the Samoan question and will
recall her agents if they have violated
the treaty.
Penis, Feb 1. The Chinese here say
ll|FORNlA
PRUN S
Grillin & Skelleys CALIFORNIA
are by far the best brand
the market They are also much
flavored and more juicy than
Turkish Prunes
We sell them for l2 to 16 cents
Wm 1 ' l ' the rand
W ager now practical y ignores g __
e have also ' _ d h T L
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the Dowager Empress has decide-cl upon
a. policy regarding the sucessor to the
lhrcnc. lt is added that at a meeting
of her relatives recently held she select-
cd the successor _of the present em-
peror, but his identity is not divulged.
All reports, howev ir, agree that a
change atthc p il-ice is impending.
The emperor is still strictly guarded.
the drawbridge connecting the island
with the shore is drawn up at night and
every morning the ice around the island
is broken up, in order to prevent un-
authorized persons from approaching
it.
Finally, it is asserted that the Dow-
council of state an t e sung 1
EuauratedPeatlies aidlnrlcols. Y,,,,,,,,,_ 0, Chmseioreign once.
ALBANY, Feb 1.-(Special)-A bill
&  has been introduced to prevent the run-
ning of passenger trains unless two
engineers are in the cab. A
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n and after Wednesday Febru
195, 8 reduction will bo made
in Rink Tickets as follows
l3¢l\tlemen’s Tickets $2 5
Indies’ | 5
chlldrenhs | 0
A2 February and March have a
“YB boon good skating months,
the above rates will at once be re
°°S“12ed f-is iery low ones for two T3
skating These reduced L2
tlekobs can only be obtained from 3
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cordlng to the directions-and if you are not
cured see Your GYUZKIBU he W ll arnfnge
to pay you your money back. gglfntiafg
positive guarantee with every N0 cure
Japanese Catarrh Cure will cuéeaamntee ui
you get your money back." dm Minn
every package. 50 cents at a 88
For sale by Geo. E. Hughes
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.1 Kenzie Bowell-Relic of
Sirdohn Thompson Ub-
seqies- An Important
Constitutional Point ln-
volved-Was there a GOV-_
ernment?
OTTAWA, Jan.‘30.-The public fun-
eral of Sir John l`hompson .cost tho
Canadian people $25,000, a sum very
much greater than the state funerals of
both Sir John Macdonald and Sir
George E. Cartier. There still remains
unpaid an item of $900, with interest,
for a floral wreath which was supplied
for SirJohn Thornpson’s funeral, ard
which occupied a very important pr si-
tion in the procession to the cemetery.
A writhas been issued in the High
Court cf Justice for the account which
with interest is placed at $1,141.
j AN UNUSUAL CASE.
The case is unique and forms a very ‘
interesting chapter in the political
‘history if the Dominion. During the
somewhat exciting period in its affairs,
p iiliarnent took no exception to the
paymerrt of ucrouiits in the case of the
burial of either Sir George Cartier or
'Sir John Macdonald. Exirav:-ig:-ince in
connection wi h Sir John 'l`ho;npson‘s
funeral was such that the llciise of
Coriiuions severely criticized the ex-
,per:drture. lt was held that while a
1, stats funeral might be Well granted in
his case, yet it ought to have been sim-
ple and in keeping witlia democratic
country of some five million people.
Precedents were pointed out to the way
in which ihel-British siatesmen~aceed~ *rn
. such matters. Sir John Thompson
died at Windsor Castle. on the 12th cf
December, 1894. His remains were
brought on a man~ot`-war Fo Halifax,
.where they were interred. Among
many tributes which were pain for at
the public expense, and placed on the
hier of the dt ad statesman was one
from his “Devoted Colleagues,” and the
inscription on .t mn as follows:
“A tribute of affection from his de-
voted colleagues, Mackenzie-Bowell
John Curran, Frank, Smith, A. P.
Caron, John Costigan. George li.
Foster. C. H. Topper, A.A.Uuimet, _'l`.
M. Daly. J. G. Haggart, J. G. Patter-
Vson, A. N. Angers and W. B. Ives.”
THE ORDER FOR iT.
This tribute comprises a floral wreath
supplied by W. B. Davidson, dorist,
Montreal since deceased and action is
now taken by his widow. _ The account
1 of $900 Was not included in the suni
of $25,000 submitted to the government
because ir was stated that the members
of the Cabinet intended ‘lo pay tor it
themselves. Sir Mackenzie-Bowell was
at the same acting Premier, and is
said to have ordered the wreath through
Louis Costa, Chief Engineer of Public
Works, woo had charge of the funera'
arrangements. Atall events Mr Coste
so ordered it, submitting a. design and
requesting that the best materiali
and choicest flowers should be supplied,
with a, suitable dedication and without
any regard to cost. The wreath was
furnished and placed in possession,
and the newspapers announced it as
being the gift of the Acting-
_Premier and his colleagues. When the
florist, failed to get his account- from Sir
Mackenzie- Bowell and his colleagues.
he pre sented it to the government, but
they denied any responsibiltv.Mr. Coste
stating that it was ordered personally
by Sir Macken zie-Bowell.
CONs'r1'rU'i‘r0NAL POINT RAISED
~ Action is now taken against Sir
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Mackenzie-Bowell alone on the ground,
that when he gave the order he was
not Premier. out merely acting as
senior councillor of the Cabinet. and
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WHQLESALE  froth ` A. O. F.-Regular meeting of Court
mnicinuis  mime- H-ii A _
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governmcmt at the time. This raises
_wh-n the case comes up for trial
consequence of the refusal of defendant
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`____ p .___ greaf distress and hardship, and' was
put to considerable trouble and expense "_ , . --_-_
> _ _ _ ‘ . - _.alloiw"ir.'dw'1" B.D '<1  J
Dreyfus’ Fnendsm Despair lA°tl°" _A§a'"st S" Mac .plainrifftniibortiailn silldhzfnbtiog  Beorning Revenue-Canadahr
ing to expose this national disgrace of
non-payment to which the Canadian
people have been subjected.”
Sir Mcakenzie-Bowell has filed his de-
fence. _He says that he did not author-
ize Louis Uoste to order for him a floral
tribute to be used at the funeral of the
late Sir John Ll’hompson.Sir Mackenzie-
Bowell further says that any floral
tribu'e furnished by Mr. Davidson for
the funeral. under directions of Mr.r
Costa were furnished by the direct-
ions of the government of the day, and
plant; Latterly he associated Mr P
and leaves a widow and three children
Tl10.f.\3t1_o.fsl»_1vi1_l take _ place at _Grand
Preghls native place, to-morrow after.
noon. . ‘
me wrimeii. '~
WAsi~nNoroN. Feb. 1-(Spscial)-
Continued cold and fair,fre sh to brisk
winds becoming easterly.
/ GHIGAGD MARKETS. _
CHICAGO. February 1.- [Specia1]-
The following are tho closing rates :-
Feb. Wheat,--;corn,35§; oats. 27%;
urk. 10.20.
May wbeat,74§; corn. 37§; oats, 28%:
pork, 10.40.
July wheat,'P2§ ; corn, 38§ ; cats,26§;
pork --~-.
SUPREME COURT.
o`riRrnN vs. MCKENNA.
This action of cjectment was conclud-
id last night at nine o’clock when the
jury returned the following verdict:
“We find for the defendants all the
cultivated land measuring from the
main road square across the said farm
by a stake nxed on the back end of the
clearance on said farm and the balance
for the plaintiff.”
Mr. D. A~ McKinnon moved that the
verdict be recorded.
Mr. A. Peters objects that no number
of acres is mentioned.
The Chief Justice asked if the jury
could agree/upon the number of acres
and directed them to mention the plain-
tiff’s part of the land lirsi.
The jury again retired and brought
in the following verdict:
“We find for the Plaintiff for all the
land cleared except 20 acres fronting on
the road running parallel with the road
from line to line, which 20 acres we
find forthe defendants.” '
The evidence in the case was conclu-
ded at noon. Mr. D. A. McKinnon ad.
. dressed the jury for the defendants and
l in the afternoon Mr. Stewart, Q. C ,
addressed the jury for the plaintiff. The
, Chief Justice charged them and they
` retired at 5 p. mfand at 9 o’clock gave
.the above verdict. _
VV.S. Stewart, Q.C , and A. \V:Peters.
`Q.. C., for the plaintiff; D. A. Mc-
nl B1, V .     Eitands adjourned until
I (sladftone to night at 8 o’clotk in
Tun envangelistic service held in t o
HALIFAX N. 8| Ba fist Churc a ni ht wa as -has
» p hl st g s,
RE *°"' AND  the  been'usual. of great interest and profit . AL),
CEIVBRS OF O ~ ° -
zslarrou ,UBNIPS ons’ *against alarm’ r£a;r&1;;r:1owv;§i;e‘p{;;er;:;1P}:e;hdG.d1;; oct from Switzerland. Prices boundiin cloth “ned 0,, ,.,¢,;P,, ag
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in nous, rouurnx 1, _ -- s iivereda a forcrbie, earnest add;-gag, froma half cent per yard up. pme, 50 gm;
FRESH ronli e ~ -
Ahm WMS th, Rev A F Brown of North River will -]_\'[001-e McLeod. 11
s°u°"'°d Llbeml °d“"°°s  d tg¢n  ,preach to-night. The meeting com- 1? G &
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wen Halifax N. S:  I  W novA|.euurowoeaoo..i¢'wvoiu:. ially invited. . A A ad. - n  3 Im1porteraotBooks|\l;l_ RM!
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/FK,-f , “` I ""` I ` ' ' _ "M" MWAI" I U--___ Mv4'”"~°°»I U" I AIT” _*_ _" '”* *I I "_"_"' ""' """” ”" 'v‘-~' ~~ "`_ -ss- W -QA 1;; 3;-q___ Y t ..._Y i -Lf' _
ooooooooooooooooooooox » 6, _ 8 . -.~ therefog, mmm mt include his COL; ,N --_ V 
lvfiggli-S lo any such order. In other ’ ’ ‘ __
wor ._-', it is contended that there was no , 5 A
an iinporaant constitutional point Which 1 __ _
will no doubt be fully thrashed out _ H ‘*"'_ _ '
Supplies Half Br_ltaln’s
Cheese - Commissioners
Return from Washington
Next Week -Newl Steam-
ship Lihe -St- John’o Crain
Shipments-
lsnb `
Sr Jorin, Feb. 1. -(Special)-A
        W.. 
“canon of his paper under great wick freight originating a hundred Lg; shot a goal. thus making 4i0r
difficulties until he secureda. new "mes nearer st' J°h" than Halifax Ywzon-“team and 'Ch"l°m’w'7“
could be shipped more cheaply from
ii.Fn1aing with him in me pubiioaiiori r-iauiax. I. ;§‘°' “ 'gm “mg “W '““°°
pan soona er
of the Tribune. He was 51 years old  L;
. . ' O I I ' .
HAMrLroN, reb l --The Brad
.Myles.Lumbei: company,,nf_tlii_s _
has received an order to supply the
British adniiralty with 100 carloads oak
dimension timber for use in the ‘con-p
struction of ironclads. Delivery is to
he made at Liverpool some time about
May. ` . 1
Vrcronm, B. C., Feb.1--(Special)-_
A snow-slide at Roger’s Pass on the
Canadian Pacific Railway, swept away
thc round house, burying seven people,
all employes.
The dead include Cate. the agent,
with his wife and two children, Carson,
telegraph operator, R. Riley, engine
wiper and one unknown. The traflic is
blocked.
OTTAWA, Feb. 1_(Special)-The
revenue from customs for January was
$1,880,250, against $1,731,890 _last
year.
The reveirue for six months ending
3lstDecember, shows an increase of
$2,274,146 and for seven months
$2,422,000 increase. _
It is expected that the Canadian com-
missioners will return here next week,
but the date of their departure from
Washington will depend upon the pro-
gress that is made during the next few I
days. Lord Herechell is booked to re-
turn to England next week. 1
Hon. Thomas Greenway, premier of
Manitoba, says that the Manitoba legis-
lature meets about the end of the next
month. '
The department of Trade and Com-1
UV
2.287.166 hundredweight, of which
Canada sent 1,431,781. _
Ottawa. threatens to cut off the supply
of water to the government buildings if
the ministry does not pay a better price
for it. -
The electric railway carried 5,200,000
passengers last year, double the num-
ber compared with 1893.
Y _ I
TUCURE TOOTHACHE lN A MINUTE
Use NERVOL. One application curesgif not,
your money back. Equally good for Neuraigia
and Headache. %c. at all Druggists.
THoUsANns of yards of the
prettiest Embroideries you
ever saw--on exhibition at
The White Fair Just in dir-
Bgmmmm Rggq meneos at 8 o clock All are most cord WHITE FAIR at 9 3, In See 0
on town, Ill,
,hockoyi Victoria Rink t0 night
that it was well understood by Mr. new steamship line St John to Liver “neu th Ci°F°°°"3 °‘ Vi°t°fl3 "ld U10
Davidson thatdo ll' b'r'i _ ' ' Crescent of Charlottetown. resulted -in'=»`=
incurred for ser Persona-d ladléy WHS pool has been inaugurated by. the own- aviorory ortho homo team by- g mg;-5
vices ren c
member of the govemmenetlj °r “Y ers of the Gallia and Tongariro. The of 5-3. ut 8 o’olook the teams lined;
It might be mentioned that two of the Gallia is now coming out with 250 pas- “P “B f°1 °‘"5 ~ '
ex cabinet ministers had offered at one SGUSBPS- CHAR °TmT°WN vI°’1`03H
time to pay their co t `b t' t h ' _ -. - CRE3i3EN'1`5 (`mcsCEN'r3» 
account w __ _ ‘ri ri u ions o i c Ata meeting of the city council Mr. V_ Jost, , Goal Jack-
vth ir _ .<1 b b . _ ( >
mcg K' W( u 6 a out $75 George Robertson said grain and cattle H. Scant ebury,(Point) 'Johnson
shipments would not come upto ex- R- Dfak » (CPolnt)
_ Roy
EDITOR WQQDWORTH DEAD pectation this year. They had been W' Wm h- _ (F°!`"'“'d) ~ `W\1
- _ _ ' - - _ W- T-AH rvie. -- In-od crook,
W E J I sacrificed for package freight. Only H_ Ang i H n ,Chas 
IND on, au. 29._John A. W d- .
worth' editor of the Tribune’ died "tins one million bushels of grain have been _[_ Birch
m,,r,,,;,,g at goictock, of apoplexy He shipped so far this winter. Last year The pl y was very fast from
was only Sick half an hom.: DL Bret there was three times as much. lo f_im5h' Almmlt lmediauly 5391'
Blacpk and Dr. F. B. Bleek were in at- He was of the opinion Halifax and ,';;hl;t‘le€9utnd_°d $9-Y Leadlmed 3
ten ance. Deceased was a na iv - - ~ I _e lc Ona ‘am an 500°
Kings county. He bought Jute ug; Portland would show a decided iircrease\ Ha,-vw Sjaredgifor the visitors
Tribune some years ago and has “_ in grain shipments while St. John after so_ e hard playing, Art
sided in Windsor ever since. He lived Www only Show ten or fifteen pu, Scgred ahgcal for the vict°ri"'
in “Sam Slick’s” cottage. His printino cent increase at the erzd of the season. this F’ L' ark by am’ °f his P1“°kY _
(mee was dest d ~ h - =' _ ,_ ,scored a other goal for the home team
when
Victoria 5; Charlottetown. 3., up
which not allowed; '
night u xhbesides an
game b tween the 2nd
and Cr cents ot Grapaud, _tho
will ha o the pleasure of
heavy men’s race, hearing band
a
i-pecial train will convey those
wish to attend, leaving-tliecity at 7
sharp.
have Testimony at Paris_3f|“9S ANU* 3 'E Law- Eegkgéhgfgfg. ;3:;§§;;§5g_1`_g1;ffifé Kills Seven and Blocks The City Team Ilefeatlii
and Flod. 5"" ‘ll ottawa' i‘_.‘$.‘.”..‘ii.'..§`.f..}‘Z.’i.l§.’r°'r’.§.oi°”.§§i“ itll."   Up the G. P. R. Last N' hi A
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lram B Davidson daintiff suffered ver g '
he Creaoents of Victoria
Won bv Scoreof 8-3 at th,
Hockey, '~ Hatch Playgqi*
With Creocenti of thi;
Cltyln Victoria Rink, Vio-
torla, Crapaud. _ '
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At end--the score
Durizksthe game “ii
MLC Myers acted as rofo`ros.~ ,
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In St l)uns,'a_n's rink on
ndenjoginga skate after game
_ c neo ev curlouaa. I
Hym 1 rhanbeenovictlmwuleen
Eleven
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varicose ,veins for thirty-llve yearn.
these te ble _sores have exluted at one
the llmb acted.
szifferln were endured,
on trial and nnmberleeo physician
prcscrip ions applied, all with but little
Atlaat c remedial agent was found
emu, w teh surely proved worth its
ceases t commence and acure|peedi!y¢¢o¢\¢C»
Crmcn Son ls cleansing, pnrlfylh¢»lD|l|\l|* `
ing in 1 natnrqpmvlng itlolf I mod Qlwii
and vnlupble auxiliary to CU1‘1cUlu (ollltllloli) V
larch 18, 1898. W. T. HORSE, Cobtlh YS ~
g-vr wanna crmwu soi»,g¢'oeuulnp-¢
'"°.....,...'“° .“:.i'.:'..i.f....‘*°..'z@°'....°..!f‘:.°ri:.a.t§.;',¢"?.¢‘_-,
$M wdlm uullmnlotellilohvvo
almost m
:gnu hmlar-laglgeuhaleu in _ _
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:avr nun ruin if -.a.i.~.i=i::-..'*° _
merce to-day received returns ol tl e, A ' ' `_ ~
British dairy imports of last year. The” - i _ 
total quantity of cheese imported is , '
BY 'r I: asv. also. nl. snlnmox.
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“The Crucifixion of Philip Strong,”
"Ro rt Hardy’s Seven Days,”
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“'1`.i` _Redemption of F reetown,
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