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l'ub. U0. ` - ________________,__ (Canadian Press.) _
ON]-n|gA|_,_ Jan. 31-'lilo Muni-_ elections tomorrow promises to
t in some years. cer-
b°»th¢Sf zltxubclil clique of grafters, gtnlhed out in 1909, seeking re-elec-
mf;~IL',, Citizen's association _have pre- pmlil ll black list urging citizens to
~ ww against them. _ .
', (Canadian Press.) ~ WINNIPEG, Jan. 31-“Arrest that
mm fm- ms" said morality officer Eggty to detective Smith in the pol- ice court today, tapping one of the audience on the shoUld€I`»
The capture was one of the most
notorious white slave traffickers on the continent and was wanted _all ov- er the continent but was supposed to have sailed for Europe.
' uollius is his present alias.
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. (Canadian Press.) l" New vonx, Jun. sl-James Me `Uermott, convicted of manslaughter
in theifirst degree by the jury, not- withstanding the testimony of his sis- rer, Mrs. Theresa Martin, that she stabbed Chas. Mulden in the hack room of the saloon. The consideration is that the wo- man previously lied in her evidence, ,md the story is improbable. The evl-f
ill-_nee is discredited and accused will!
bc sentenced Monday.
(Canadian Press.)
PFIKIN, Jun. 31-The Imperial
Foreign Board announces that the Empress Dolvager had informed the members of the cabinet at~ a meeting in the palace today that the throne had decided upon a solution of the situation which would insure peace, She instructed the ministers to gr-, range accordingly. lt is understood `l flint the lniperlal family have accept- rd the conditions laid down by the, l'rpul>lil-ans and that tho abdlcation, will be uunounced immediately. I
(Canadian Press.)
Nllilv YORK, Jan. 31-An enthus-
iustic little party of lloy Scouts In-adud by the Chief Scout lllxecutive, Jim. ld. West, hurried down the Buy before dnybreak today to meet the BPl`ll"U‘lH Packet Arci|.din|l which car-i ricd I.icut Gclleral Sir Robert Baden il 'l_‘o\vc||, the hero of ‘Mnfeking and founder of the lloy Scout Movement. The ciisirinnn of the Now York. committee of welconlers, was William
and bowels.
just love to take them.
`..__..
being a bride, as her family had ppm-
Walker, a twelve-yenr-old Brooklyn hoy whose bravery in saving R play- nmle from drowning gained him the rovefell honor of thc nledul of the
Scouts of America.
'A cl.. Th.: should Bring Hope to Ufher Sulferers
The comlnittce curried with it a lrttcr of greeting from President 'Taft to General Baden Powell.
Cured of Epilepsy ;
"7\’il"l’F.l' is one of the most. serious
irlllillles that sfllicts the human race. _l`his lrou-ble is also known as “full- \“K sickness" or "fits," The patient '""ld°"lY loses consciousness and ffl-lls. The muscles become rigid and there ls a twichiug of the face and lunbs, sometimes accompanied by |‘_'UUllnl£ of the mouth. The comvul- sion is followed by a deep sleep va,ry~ Hlz in durution. lil the earlier stag- es the attack may only occur at in- tervals of several montlls, hilt as the disease llfogresacs they become more und more frequent, the patient be-,
comes debilitated and thc mind`_residenees of the Viceroy and coin-
re- manding gneral at Tien 'I‘sin, but the
attempt to destro the houses with
“"°k°“€‘l~ Elliicpsy ls generally g“"i°‘1 9” l"°“l”B»ll10. but taken in its earliest stages hns in lilan cases
~ ` r
[Parents were trying to compel her to mnrry against ber will, while she did
(Canadian Press. ) _lNl)lANAl’Ol.lS, Jun. 30- Frank Morrison, Secretary of the American Federation of Labor, is to nppenr be- fore_the.federul grund jury in the dy- namlting case oil Thursday, The jury Wm U-Wllllit to nscertain tho use of $225,000 raised for tllo defence of Mo- Nflmufil Ul`0f»l\0FB and the financial dealings between the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Works and tho Federation binge the McNamaras' arrest.
(Canadian Press. ) LONDON, Jan. 30-The Daily
News says that duringbis stay in the South of France, Bonar Law and Sir Max Aitken will frame the scale of the suggested tariff for the United Kingdom.
Sir Max has been specially asked
to assist because of his considerable experience` in tariffs in his native Canada and because he is generally be1ieved_to have the best financial judgment of any of the present gen- erations of Unionists. '
LONDON, Jan. 30--Bombs were
thrown early this morning at the
l y’
°“f_f=<_l b.v_ ur. williams' Pluk _; 5- WHICH enrich the blood, streng- t on the system, thus enabling is to fI"l"“”* *h°_ lircrxress of the disease. ie following case will be of inter-
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their occupants, among whom were several important officials was unsuc- cessful. _ Aceohding to a news agency des-
patch received this morning, several arrests were lnade and it is believed
';‘f{'lt° any who suffer from this ter- the would-be assassins are among He muludy. Mrs. John Mather, the prisoners,
€;*_"_°|`0fl. Ont., says: "My little son, "‘°'_"t the 830 of five was strickg 'll with spasms or fits and despite all wc did for him, for the next five years was s|l'l_icted with them, ap- garenuy Zmwlllg worse. He was un- Br the care, at various tilrc f
OTTAWA, Jan. 30-Thut in his
temporary defeat Sir Wilfrid Laurier has lost nothing in the affection and' admiration of the Canadian people in every part of the dominion will be
_ _ » -ls, o Lille different doctors, hilt they did __;{11_;_1u good. I-Ie was growing worse wo ld” time. until he got so bad he thcl; sometimes have ‘twelve of _______°__§lDnsms in twenty-four hours. I‘ mm lm_ to the Sick (_‘.hildren’s Hos- __ . where_they pronounced the ___$lble Cllllelisy, but did not help _;_ec~_ Ilater he was treated by rl ___ USF. but to no avail. I was “most ill despair when my mother __ivlsc_ld _inc to give him Dr. Wil-` “ms link Pills. I got the pills md SGW them to him, strictl fol
strikingly demonstrated when the Liberal chief will unexpectedly be made the recipient of a unique and spotancous tribute of appreciation from the people of the far away Youkon territory.
When F. T. Congdon, former mem-
ber of the district, intimated his in- tention of visiting Ottawa some two months ago he was waited upon bya delegation at Dawson with the re- quest that he should convey to the greatest of Canadians some tangible expression of the esteem and affection
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‘Wing the ilireeeigng as to (neg, Helio which be was hcld by the people
°°““““9‘1 tnking the pills for several
the Youkou
of .
;1\9|iths, the spasms gradually com- The sentiment was common to the
“E ‘WH frequently, and with less se-
whole territory and was altogether
"Will, and fl ll th l t - p taneous in character and irre- Hether. lt is lzliiwy abztigcugsvi; vigugu :pgé1l.ive_ of politics. The furthest
'i“_$° he took the lust of the pills,- ;_'_" he has not taken s fit in that '“°» Uni is ww as well and strong
away citizens of the dominion have as lively and sincere an affection for C nada's “Grand Old Man" as
a
Bl other boys of his 9,gc_ 1 haw have those who know him personally
§_:¢8t reason to he grateful for what h! pills have done. for bl-m, and __;>_l>s this may bs of value to some
01' sufferers."
in the capital, and the fact that he is temporarily in opposition has in no way lessened its prestige and out- standing position as an empire
__'l‘hese pills are sold by ull medicine statesman without reproach either in
c_°*‘€<'J's or may be had by mall at 50 ___'_‘ ll A box or six .boxes for 82.50 B "1 The Dr. William's Medicine Co.; roekville, Ont,
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
'|‘|| u . Dimftfalundlan Paciuc is the Short t_______ bouts Charlottetown to Mon- lour ° UID being made in twenty- mme _0“rs. Close connections are chan 0|' all points beyond and N"_Ké0_s and transfers are avoided. p_ R ;';t"|° ilklit sleepers on the C. , md -_masllfax Montreal run, and this _.mu the beat dining car service. mmm! the only line operating com- to ,r0°Dt cars-Montreal and Ottawa, on-to "°°f°. and Montreal and Tor- , *0 Vancouver. J.K. Ross, the
his pllblic or private career-
The presentation will be in the
form of a number of valuable and unique gifts characteristic of the re- sources of the Youkon and will repre- sent contributions from many hun- dreds on both sides of politics. It will take place In the oDl>0lif»i0I1 room in the commons building this afternoon and will_come as a C0111- plete surprise to Sir Wilfrid.
, (Canadian Press. ) STHOMKINU, Jan. .30-llia¥°l‘
Gaynor today touched an eiwillc button and fired the blast which join- ed the two tunnels sunk on opposite sides of the Hudson River. for the New York to Catskill Aqueduct. Afterwards the party donned cloth
costs and rubber hats, entered the
tunnel and t 0 Y 5
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_ilu nslnlrlc mines sEL;l,-.'l_l;i_,i;i> _mon nus wsrlrs News. For me cumluuws slliulmnv _sussclnsslle
special to The_(l\lBl'dll¥l) _ (Canadian Press.) '
HALll".\.\, _Jau_. -il--lgfglg - BOSTON. _Jau. 31-Harvard de-
li. L., died at . p fented St. hrancls Xavier in s. one
I lded h tkey game 7 to 2.
H
be use been M.-P. P. ‘ °
thu N- B- m°°) “"6 N' N0_ Headache, Biliousncss, Upset (Uunadiani-"ress.)
b¢0l"il¢`|\. Lazy Liver or Cousti- MONTREAL. Jun. 30-Another
llatcd Bowels by morning, marriage annulment case was brought
_ |i-0 a close this afternoon when Jus-
_ AW Yvll kcslnng your bowels, l|-,,~- tice Binneau gave civil effect to an "_ aud_St0I1lach cleuu, Dum and |,-mu ecclesiatical decree of the Roman with \f¢4@°l1l'¢tl. or merely forcing 3 Catholic Church declaring the marri- Pf\HFf\E9Wny through these alilnentary “KB Of DB'me Marie Anile lV4nnier to or drainage organs every few d,,y,,Francois Xavier-_ Blancheti. - void on ,with salts, Cathartlc pills, Castor' the ground of third degree consangul- Cm °" P‘"`§“U"° WHWPS- “ity in the collateral line, such rela- Bfoll having a bowel wash-day. Let tionshlp forming A dlriment impedi-
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and rs- ment,
Elllate the stomach, remove the llfn- digesteff, sour and fermentlng (god TORONTO, Jan. 23-On the gov- Bnd f0l\1 808%. take the excess bile ernmeut’s action with regard to the from the _liver and carry out 0| the Lancaster bill ,at Ottawa, yesterday, system all the decomfposed waste S. ll. Balke, K. C., says:- matter and poisons in the intestines "I think the government acted
most wisely in what they did in con-
A Cascaret tonight will make you nection with the marriage question
fell great by morning. They work in Ottawa yesterday. It is a question while you sleep-never gripe, sicken in respect of which there should be or cause any inconvenience, and cost no uncertainty. At. present the Doin- only 10 cents a box from your dr'ug- inion and each of the provinces of gist. Millions of men and women take the Dominion has a right to its op- a Csscaret now and then and never, inlon as to the legislature which has have Headache, Biliousness, coated authority to deal ‘with the question $011802. U\dif;°9¢i0Il, Sour Stomach and the extent o! the autbroity. In ol' Cf.-nszipnted Bowels. Cnscsrets be- order to secure stability in thc' long in every household. Children conclusion each hshould be beard in
order that all me be bound
sue to attend the consecration of the
ceremonial court functions in the
night while His Royal Highness the l')\ike of Connaught was dressing for dinner. A lui-ge dinner party of ovcr one hundred, owing to the latcness of the receipt of the sud news could
not be postponed. `It was stated by Col. Lowther, Military Secretary to his Iloylll Highness, when asked if the Royal
dentally by a policeman. He was
rounded by 100 angry men. He was stabbed but the wound is not ser- ious. _
The militia surrounded him and
forced the strikers back.
LAWRENCE, Jan. 29-Serious rio-
ting occurred todny when a crowd of strikers attempted to prevent opera- tives entering the various textile mills to resume work.
In many cases the strikers were
successful and the mills that opened were able to operate on Q greatly re- duced scale.
Several persons were seriously in-
jured during the trouble.
keep baby well during the winter he should be warmly clothed, have a daily beth, lots of fresh slr, and Baby's Own Tablets should be given him occasionally to keep his little bowels working regularly, as noth- ing will bring on colds so quickly as a clogged condition of the bowels. Bahy's Own Tablets are the best medicine il mother can give her little ones. They break up colds, cure con- stipation and indigestion, expel worms and make baby bright and happy. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mall at 25 cents n, bon from The Dr. Williams' Medicine C0.. Broclwllle, Ont.
(Canadian Press. ) NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Walter
Sweeney, proprietor of a resort ln this city on First Street, goes to the psultentlarv by way of the tur-
key trot and grizzly bear.
He wal convicted of running a
dance hall without license and sen-
S' .
"Therefore the first matter to be
`°“ determined is the extent of the POW_@\‘
(Canadian Press_ that is vested i_n each of these legis-
KANSAS Uypy_ Jam 3)1_Wearing latures, and thus_ settle the matters
a dr-me in which she was married new in respect to which can bind. Un- emem years ago in L,\,erpo0l_ Mrs_ til this matter is s_ettled_by an su. p}_ E_ Newton applied for a divome thorlty which can bind all, any stet- ip the district court yeste,_dny_ utc that might be passed might _bc
Her petition declared she had no the subjectvof prolonged litigation
new clothing since sllc had made her and woind keep matte" in." stat? 0 wedding L.10t|,es_ uncertainty for nn indefinite period.
_______&___ lt appears to n;c, theregozelhtbiyt it (Gauad,-an Press) was a_\vise cone uslon t_ a _G ina
nuthorlt should determine this, and
OTTAWA’ JM' 31”R”"’°““”“""°“ ch t my sch lr mature should in
SICK IIEADACIIE
I (Canadian Press)
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_ DULUTH, Jan. .. l.'\'.e Supe-tor
AS mm." 0| '|'|.°‘.|” W in is believed _to be fr»:a'el:lg our ill ' _If -_ _ _
lr. Morsds Indies sol Pills.
Sick headaches
are not merely ifilit-lions to be borne ll patiently u possible--they irc danger signals. l`hcy never come mins the digestive lyslcm is out of irdrr, and their regular recurrence s proof positive of ~erio\:s rroubic and l warning that
should be heeded on/4/in 0_1
l»"°ff’P‘l}’- :wifi zzz”/ls.
Sick headaches are caused by lndigu-
zion, Biiioumcsu or Constipation, and no amount of “headache powders" will .lo more than temporarily relieve them. The only way to get rid oflhem entirely in to cure the Constipaiion or Indigestion :har is csuing them, and nothing will do this quicker or more effectively than Dr. Mor:/1 Indian Rnr Pi//1.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are
purely vegetable in character, and are fre: from any harmful drug. For over fifty years they have been in constant use in Canada, and have proved most effective in regulating the bowels, aiding djgenion, l-,anishing nick headaches and restoring vigorous health.
Dr. Morsc'| Indian Roo! Pills have
stood the fest for over iffy years. z§c. sl all dealers. W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd.. Brockville, Oni. 7
y Removed by
Thus fsnloh Aud- letu nmssncb
of the Postmastel"s Association of ' n en c 'K - ' _ - f ;iz.°°.z;§:c:;§.i1;°f§;§ .22 .:;...;‘:f;. ,_ _ » i° ay ‘f”k‘"“ '°' "°“" “”““°‘“1 *¥°` lo remove an liflums and linueunirs ‘\‘°“',_\0_"_l\- J“"~ 2”- Licut Gcu- .l_tmcnt, they want increased eomnlls- in respect of Om, marriage mws_ giv_ crul 'Su' llobert linden-Powell, the hlim on the sale of Ftmups with 8” ing the Dominion and its conllioneut h"'m of M“°f°k"‘l§ “ml the f0°0l~!l\i'/»€<| nfnowanfcn for the “"'7“"‘°"""“° of the parts distinct and absolute control |0849" U! ul" BUY SCUWB MU\'Ghl<!l\t o cc. also for overtime work. . th d in an “cd to cum Lhrougllont the world, will be given 3 not love Jeannette. 'H ° "ma 0 ‘ - llcnrty welcome by thu liuy Scouts or
_ l.oNpoN. Jan. as-'rue tragic euu '_‘,"‘"‘fi" “he” he \'°“°l1°H liinlzston.
Nicw vonx, Jan. zo-nlsteull or of ol.-_ nuke of vires, ill--scarred vlly- ”""‘1°"~- '
ned. llose Lanner, a cd nineteen, Cathedral of Khaltllln. Cflwfed BS 1* , (C“""dm‘_‘ P"°5") No. 235 Bedford agenuc. Brooklygf memorial to General Gordon, _has F_A"iS_l-‘AN. JBl1._39-’l_‘lle Uill-re of wus a prisoner today in a police stu- give" 5 Hfcat shud* to the Butmh Ilfcflfcd hem at Sm this cvcmng. Ut tion charged with the theft of $140 P00010. , l* ifllllby and congestion, worth of jewelry* from George .learn Altllough he showed no ill effects of _,_]"- “ills n_ son-lu-lnw of the late uctto of Springfield, Mi_lgs__ we mm, his experience:-I in the wreck of the "“’_i-T_ Ld_\Yf"l1_\\'1l0S0 dnlighter Pljlncess whom sho Wm, c,,g,,gc,| to ,,,,m.y_M|s,,, stenmship Delhi on his arrival in 'lohifjc \_l<!torla Alexanlilll. DL\li‘|nar,llc Lnnnel' admitted her guilt ami was Egypt, the Duke's death is universal- ’l\l\{`ll0<i H1 1533- _ held in $5000 bnil Sip, said hc ly attributed to the exposure and _*fc >'\\C'§?°¢|<§fl his fnthcr as the (ith
lshoek resulting from tile event, l-.all of Iflfe in 1870 und was crenturl
The l)uke's deuth will cause it cur- H Ullifs on his nlarrihge. tnilmcnt of all arrangements at the The 1852 Duke Of Fife was born fu pmt of Lnndon for the reception 01,1840 und educated at Eton. King George and Queen Mm-y ion Hn was _ a partner in the banking mum. mtum from 1,,dia_»~]¢ is px-ol, house of Sir Sami. Scott and Colli- ablc that all festivities will be shorn DL\Hy_. and also n Liberal member of of military display, and that, stats f'al`1U1U1911f 1574-1377.
He leaves two daughters.
gm-ly spring will also he ll'i0(\ifl€(l- l "-`”'°_1`*” " ~-The ‘n ws of ‘
OTTAWA. Jsn. .>0 _ e
the death of the Duke of Fife was re- ,
ccived nt Government House lust
HUW Tl]-;l|IUli|lil i (CLEAR EUMPLIXIUE
Household h€l`€. W0“1d Z0 inf" Those suffering from facial blemish m°‘“"“i“g' that fi cam” “'°“ld he '.°` 09. *kill eruptions or poor circulation ceived from His Majesty the Kill? ln need the help thot only Nulife (Red connection with the length of the 3100!; fpab|et5) can bl-iug_ These au. period of mourning, if mourning were mem; are caused by impure mood am, t0 he 0l`f1°"-if only by the use of a tonic such as
_ Nulife can health be re ained.
(Canadian FMS-l Nunn. purine.; the plied, makes it
LAWRENCE. JUL 29’0“¢ W°““m strong rich and more potent. It takes WHS killed Rnd 8 D0\l°¢f“a“ Stabbed away all blemishes and puts you on in the back by rioting Strike" Of the right road to good health. Every sympathlzers who gathered to the person who has ,med Nume_iS never number of nearly 1,000 about Ever- tired telling of its w,mdc,.f,,l cm__ GU? Milli! 0" Garde" and U‘“°“ ative qualities. Physicians," phurnae- Sffeefl _ __ _ ists and nurses claim that it is thc 'rue police and nnlltm rushed £0 best uiooll and nerve food null use the 906110 and the U90 “se 0' dub* ever been 'offered suffering humanity. and butts resulted in the breaking up Nulife costs soc a box. e boxes lol Of th” °\’°Wd- $2.50 and eau be usd st the lonow- ' An Italian woman was shot accl- ing dealers;
Price 50c. n box. Sold by the fol-
sepsrated from his comrades and sur~ lowing d,,a|em_
The McKinnon Drug Co., City. The 'Two Macs, City. '
Geo. E. Hughes, City.
E. A. Foster, City.
J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
Cox Bros., Morell.
Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Bt. Peters.
H. J. Mahon, Souris
Alex Robertson, Red Point.
B. P. Smith. Kinkora
S. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.
Calvin Ilowatt, Victoria.
Kier & MeFa<lyen, Kensington.
I". N. Inman, Summerslile.
E.. C. I.e1’age, North Rustico.
W. B. Dyer, Alberton. Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan, Peake's
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entire ares.
If so, it will be the first time in
the memory of the white man. The ice-field is now so rest that o en
. s n , , water can be seen froln only a few
points on either shore.
With February and its fame as an
lee-making month on Lake Superior, there is great reason for believing
thiit the entire surface may become so id.
(Canadian Press. )
NEW YORK, Jan. Z0-Six Repub-
lican Governors are enrolled in the self-appointed committee to advocate the nomination of Col. Roosevelt for the Presidency, according to Gover- nor Walter Stubbs, of Kansas.
The committee, unofficial, but ac-
tive, includes Governor Stubbs, Bass of New Hampshire, Aldrich of Ne- braska, Hadley of Missouri, Glassco of West Virginia, and Osborne of Michigan, all rated leaders in the progressive wing of the Republican party in their respective states.
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-In 8 special
from Berlin, the New York American luotes the Die Post, organ of the German War party, urging the Enl- peror to end the Fatherland's enerva- tlng ers. of peace and lead forward to new deeds and new goals.
“Only the diversion of a great Har," says the Die Post, "can arouse he best powers of the nation and subjugate the inferior qualities which .nd expression in the .Socialist elec- tion victories.
enjoying an eventlcss peace."
(Canadian Press;
MONTREAL, Jan.29- Amid steam
.ind smoke which prevented the ice- 'oatcd firclnen from seeing their next nnates, fire here this morning razed he four-story building of the Shear- r, Brown, Willfa Wood-Working Co., lnmnged the stock of the Canadian lc\veller'B. Limited and the National Printing (lo, located ill a building icar the burning billldilig. The Canadian Jewcllcr’s concern, vhich is 'located ou the three upper loors was heavily stacked with gold and silver and some precious stores; .vas saved from heavy damage by the iuick action of a wornmaunnlned Urals, who turned on the-sprinkler system which formed rt fire curtain
building. _
The loss is estimated at’ $200,000.
which is bringing them back to Eng- land from India where the King and .queen were crowned Emperor and Empress at the great Durbar in Delhi.
The Medina's flag was floating at
half mast as the vessel entered port on account of the death of the Duke if Fife yesterday in Egypt. MALTA, Jan. 25-King George and Queen Mary reached here yesterday aboard the steamship 'Medin9,_' They vers accorded an enthusiastic recep-
.french battleship 'Danton' yesterday
British and foreign visitore.Wh0 have -some especially to participate in the festivities.
Tile King and Queen intend to re-
sington I blow four blows at the main
l At th
Station, road crossing as usua. o Robert B. lies er
Jug, F, Lord, Tryon. Semaphore crossing Margate_I blew W. H. Darrach
In wfntpr if your .loner aoesum curry Nu- one Ions blow as usual. Melanie, the T, l_ pnseoil I LIFE ask him to write Johnson & iil`0l'0Hll, 1100811 Fm!-ling U10 1"?" ‘lt me James lirahum
°_"‘ / Johnson, Wholesale Distributors, i'i¢m\\Ph0fU ¢|`°59i“§ and °°"'~m“°d d°‘ Jsmfs B- Prom
During the winter months the mo- Chariouegown, mwgqrt( ing so until arriving at station. At Chas W. llamssy.S.
ther finds it very difficult to keep her n|u,.¢w9n¢,y ` Scmaphore crossing I reduced spccd. The funeral of the deceiwcd, Wil- little 'ones well. Colds 'come on Through village to the station my liam Ramsay, was held yesterday af- quickly and -the discomfort to the rate was between 5 and 6 miles ptr ternoon.
baby affects the whole household. To hour. Frosty day would not accele-
. V __ rnte speed. There is a heavy down (Canadian Press)
/ " grade with a curve. Everything was WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S~-f`limnp
as usual, that is blowing whistlcs. ="i"'_ -'_ __
ringing bells and rate of speed were observed on the 25th. when ap- proaching Kensington Main St crow- lng I saw a horse and sleigh passing in front of the engine going very fast. lt was past the engine before I saw it. I saw the sleigh struck, afterwards examined danger on eu- gins and found sleigh had been struck. 1 saw no man in the sleigh. The horse carried sleigh short distance and broke loose. lt was not till after train had stopped at the station that I l'-NW n 'Mn was injured. My seat ls on the right hand side of the engine and I could not see horse and sleigh coming up street. The building to the south of track approaching this crossing makes it almost impossible for train hnnds to see teams coming to cross- ing ot teamsters to ses aDDl‘0H¢\ll“i¢ trains from Charlottetown. Regula-
uneed to six months on Blsekwellw < ' tion rate of speed approaching vu-
Isisnd. Manufactured by lagss is not to exceed ten mil_es. We
The dances were defined as indsc R LCR T h C Quebec dont have to whistle for stres cross-
Wi C. < . inform i‘P~ R- agent. can 'apply h Ma or made 'Mech' .mt I oc Y 0 “Co 0' ,_ ing. No regulation regarding watch-
B .f)ll. |11-_
"Germans have never thrived while
_-ompletely down the side ofthe `\__
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N¢l\'|Y "ery drugglst carries Nyals Remedies. and all
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Yvu may not know whether eerhuu medicines vin
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Ask your druggist about them. .'
There is one for each everyday ailment.
Yon'll find if a pretty safe rule that the rlrnggisf who
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G1BRAL(1g;];!;_adiBnJ1;,rcBs') 3q_'K`m,,' ing of n 'street crossing by driver or Clark. Sl‘i’8-li" 01 U10 H<5\15° 0' R"
1;.: fat
.ion. Their Majesties visited tli‘e_ gait. He did not observe whether he
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llcorge and Queen Mary arrived here firemen. ‘The brakes on that day lbresentatlves. said today |10 W8' _“ today on board the steamer Mcdinawere in good order. I was in act of Cvlldilldw f0l” U10 D¢l`IJ0°l'Bf-lc l’l`C!“
applying brakes to _:top train ot sta- ‘ UCIIU-ll H0H"il1l1ti0Y\»
tion When I saw horse and sle‘gh.'l”he train that day was four cars; rusil, baggage and lst 'ind ;:u.l eluss iw a- STITTSVILLE. JB". 23'°"'|`h¢ mfllfv ches. Examined engine for marks or bers of the county of_Carleton l.ibe~ blood or clothing and found 50,18, ral-Conservative Association passed a Flanger 5,;-m was killlfcd 5 little, I, l'f‘S0illtiDll Cofllltfllllllig the Nfl Ttmuru would judge horse was running away. Decree and the movement to l!f8~l\L Mclsaae, the fircfnllu, eorrobated Home Rule to ireland. _ 1 .-be auovg, They state that Home Rule, if pam-
Ian Darracb said he was driving on 00. W0\ll<i be a grave crime 821971”
same road at that time and saw de- Protestantism and the British _Em-
ceased driving along L-t_-a regular Dire. ' _
NEW YORK, Jun. 28-Theodore
(Canadian Press)
was sitting or standing in the
afternoon. sleigh.
A slight mishap occurred to the Bert McDonald saw what he at first
‘Medina' as she was entering port. A thought to be 9, fur robe under the ,iuoy rope fouled thu propeller, but wheels of a car and did not know it caused little delay. was R man until after trnin had
Their Maiesties were accorded a. reached station. , _great Anglo-French welcome upon Almost all the witnesses heard the their arrival yesterday morning. train blow though some did not hear
Beside the British Mediterranean the hell.
ldet, which was present in virtually The following verdict was brought full strength, a squadron of French d0Wl1l _ _ wdrsblps, under the command of Au- _ We. the Jury cmpauncllcd tv enquire mimi Bone de Lapeyrcre, joined in into the cause of the death of Wm._ the greeting. Ramsay, farmer, of Hamilton, P. E. The city of Valetta is tbronged with I-, find as follows I
Roosevelt is not a candidate for the Presidency but will be nominated and elected says Sir Walter Stubbs, Kari- sas.
1-le says Iloosevelt does not want
the nomination but the denmuil of the people will force him to take it and he will not refuse. _
(Canadian Press)
LAWRIGNCE, Jan. 28-»l.ahor lea-
ders in charge of the strike are trying to prevent men from returning to work wherr the gates of the mills op. cn in the morning.
First; Tha; th., Said Mr, Rf,mguy| The police look for trouble between
was killed by being strllclchy No. l |the men returning and these remain- traln, Thursday, Jan. 25, 1912, at ini: out. 4 o‘clock p. m., while crossing rail- Hunger and cold are causing descr-
mum here ,mm ‘3at,_,,.day_ road track at Kensington Village, on f-10118 alrlpngst the operatives.
his way north. That he was not in any way responsible through rashness
(Special by Phone) orcarelessness for the accident but fall
SUMIVIERSIDE, Jan. 28--The in- ing to hear the app,-Oaciiing ti-aiu ii,
iucst into the dvlth 0f Wm IUHHSBY. was impossible for him to esculw-
Hamilton. who was killed at Ken- ue-ooud : We also find no one crimi- sinston Railway Crvwills. reopened at nelly responsible for in. dean. under lust place vesterday at ten 11- m- bc- timing conditions .le me crossing,
fore Dr. Jardine, coroner, of this which conditions are ;
town. A steep down grade, sight cut out
The following witnesses were exam- by buildings and the speed allowed of
incdi: Ronald B. McDonald, Mrs.Lina from 5 to 10 mile.; per hour,
Bailey. Wm- C- Orr. Bert McDonald. Thi:-1 : we also and that these mr.-
(Canadisn Prrss) WINNIPISG. Jan. 28-litarvstioll
conditions are attending the Minit- onns gold rush.
llundrcds of people from Canada
and the United States are rushing into the new Manitoba gold field but no adequate food supply or accom- modation exists.
As a result of the severe weather
great suffering is reported and the death of many gold seekers imfeared.
Um UBl'l'H¢1l. /\“dl‘€W K¢|1l1@dY. J0l1nlzlitions are extremely dangerous and Yeo. John Mclseae and Bannermsfl C- recommend that they be rcmovcrl nt
Cox.. < once by either buying buildings and _ _
John Yeo, driver of the train, tes- removing them, a change of frnok, or Pl. e High Manchu official and s for-
tified as follows; - the installation of n sufficient electri- mer commnndant nf the Imperial I live in Charlottetown and have cal alarm or gate, und that in the HIIHFUF, WHS ll\JUl‘0‘\ l>¢l'h&Pl fBiB\l7 been engine driver for 30 years on meantime orders be issued by the T-008? lil’ 8 l"0YI1|> U\l'U“`" hy Hn Uf\l‘ the P. E. I. Ii. Was driver on No 1 railway authorities that me _epeml gf dentified Chinese in military uni- train on Thursday leaving Ch‘"10¢f€' trains ut that crossing he reduced to form.
town at 2 D- m» APPYOBCNUZ KW' three miles per hour.
(Canadian Press.)
l’l~ll(iN, Jan. 25-General Liang
Tile man hurled s. bomb from the
Hugh F, 1\1o~-risou (foreipilll) side of the road, ss Liang Pl was
g aliglitingirom a carriage at the en-
,trance to his home.
Both the general's legs were broken
and torn bv fragments of the missll_
‘Surgeons who were hurriedly called
insisted that amputation of the limbs immediately was necessary. The op- 'eration was performed st once.
Tile patient's condition later was
pronounced critical.
The assailant was himself instant-
lv killed li.. the explosion. ‘
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