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THE REVOLUTION IN PIUT IINETHTHEI] JUDGE CASSELLS IIEIIIS IIIIITIIIEII

HAYTI SUCCESSFUL INIIIIN I-IISING WANTS DOCTOR IIIII III IIIIIEII

Port An Prince Joined in the llevolt and by CarefullyIT° Take Place April Next. To Attend Numerous Witnesses N

Rifles Made in Ja an But

Organised Movement Seized the City Without _ . I I’ lll`Whose Testimony is Re uirezl.

Bloodshed-A Provisional O

PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. 2-(Spce- m.).L'phc people of Port Au Prince have revolted against the govern- ment They are now in possession of

the city. There has been no fighting With the

troops. A provisional Government has been established and General Legitiine has accepted the presidency of the new administration. l~lvents came before they \vere ex-

pected.

Uieiisiiiess was noticed throughout

the niglit. 'out it was not thought the outbreak would occur so it-,uickly nor~ the movcnient be successful witliout sheddin_'_,' "_ drop of blod.

President Alexis _is still at the pal- ace, ond members oil the diplomatic corps are in conference to- facilitate

his 1lep11rt.i1re from the republic.

All the remaining ministers tone-I

ther with the inilitiary oiiiciuls under Alexis have taken refuge in the for-

TI1e»e .uc the some inen \\ho nine

oign lcgiitioiis. Irchcls liziil the upper hand and quiet-

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.\i0.\'TllE1ll., Dec. 1-The oigan re-

cital 11yProf. B. F. Poirier assisted hy Prof. J. A. Fowler at St. Pat- i'if‘k’.<, on Sunday afternoon Nov. 221111 was 11 great success and if the iiriiiinileis of S11nilay’s festival have iirconiplislied nothing more than to popularize good organ music to the extent of having it heard and appre- Clf1l€.T by 2,""i'] p00'[il0, as was the case on Sun;lay, they have achieved iiiueh. Mr. Poirier’s selections were of

1| distinctly classical nature: Stainer, Cesar Franck, Greig and Widor re- ceiving- very fain Eteatnient at the hands of the young organist. Mr. Fowler rendered the Irish Melodies with ensc and skill. The boys of the t‘hanreI i'-hoin, Miss Mamie Babin's “Sing of Praise." from Gouhlier, and Allied L1nnoureux’s “Solve Regina,"

of I’11l:1dilh'e, were most pleasing in-I

terludr-s iietivcca *"r=. organ pieces. Mr., Poirier deserves ci "'Tr'iab'le credit

fo: the arrangement ;.11d execution of this, his inital, program. Prof. Poir- ier is 11 young man of 25 ye11rS. He is .1 son of L. S. Poirier of Tignlsh. Hi’ Koi his B. A., at St. Joseph‘s Collect' .\'lemrmncook, N. S.

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'i`IiI£N'I`ON, N. J. liar. I.-\\'l1m1I IIP<u'gv IZ. Tlulili-1', i\11|pTo_v¢-.il :is ;1 iuvut ' vutti-r i11 :1 Iiwul 1'i-sii\\i1‘u.11i. wus 11~l<1_-il Il_\‘I1is1\111}lIo\'1'i' io l1¢\l|1o1it iii the 1:1~T1 hour |\_\,'11111-|1‘i|i;5i1\'ste1's. l1i‘.oT»_Iiw»‘»~1I :ii lirst. hut Iiiiiillv `t~o1isi\11\<‘1l_ with the i111|lc1'st:i11iIi11,';' 'ihut hi- \\'u~11oi to TH* into-.I io<lo~.11<-l1 work aiguiii, _-\ few "\I\l\\I<'~ aiftvr he limi .~'i;ii't1'(l :it his iii-11' work Il11l1l\‘1'i`ou11il ii pearl \\'l1ii'h i\.I1'\\‘I-Tvr to \vl1o1nho took it <li‘|'T:\i'f‘ll ii11.I11~ “~.,,»,|, ,,,.,,-,1 (hm, $2011 |l11il<~1~ i~lI1i11l1i11goi` t:iI:ii1_u,' up oysiiii' 1>\1:~11i11g I1»I‘:1Ii\1-liI1oo1l.

,Iiiv ~'y111pl1o\1_v, thc elioriil portions of

I Was Formed.

months ago were protesting voicifer- ously against granting right of re- fuge to unsuccessful ' .volutionists by foreign diplomatic and consular re- prcsentatives.

Today they are happy to seek* the

protection of foreign flags to escape the fury of the people. I ,\`o change in the. position occupied hy the rebels has been reported. They 'sire about thirty miles f1‘om Port Au ` Prince.

General Sinicn, lender of the move-

ment is expected here any moment.

The movement has been well organ-

ized. Bands of citizens were organiz- Ied and armed moved quietly about the town and took possession of var- Iious points of vantage.1

The movement was directed* by Gen

Ieral Canal, 3 member of the Senate.

A re'mai'ka'i,lo fact is that not 41

shot was fired.

The soldiers of Alexis saw that the

ly lct it seen that they had no in

III LISIIII IIIEIIEHIIWIIEII

SACKVILLE, lluc. l-At ii. mectiugl

of the executive coinnrittec of Mounti Allison bontril of regents last. \.'eek,i tho qiiestibii of cong-ostion of all t?\rcc` iiistitiitions was consiiicrcil. I)r. llor-» dcii, of thc Ladies' College was uixth orizcd to complete sevcilal rooms inI tho top ilooi' of the wing and l’ri:1c p-, al Pahner to make further enlarge-I ments in dormitory accommodations on the fourth floor of the aC1J.1l~2ii1y.| At pre-sent enlargement. in the univer- ; sity residence is not possible, but i\c1it` summer, so large has resident stud- ents 58, ladies' college, it will be necessary to increase both class room n1.1l.1-.1.rn;LL11y 1-.cconimodatiovn of the university, The academy now has re- sident students, 58, ladies' college, 160, ond the university upwards of

130 all three being record makers Ap-I plications for admission to the acad- emy and the ladies’ college for the second temi are already coming.

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.THE PIIET -PIIE'S I

PIIEMS IN IIIIUSIII

l`.()l\'DO1\.'. Dee. 1. --A new worl: by

.Toss-pli l~l11ihro11ki\ mis 10 ’o:'mecl in tho l.emis l`o\v11 llall recentl_v by tho Leeds (‘-l1o1':\l Union, i'or\vl1o1n it was especi- ally \\'1‘it.ie~u.

Tliis mis nothing less than 11 drama-

\\'l1i<'I1 are lmsi-rl upon eortniii poems by Poo. It i'o11si,~.is of i`o11i'1no\'o\ni~iits - "'l`I11- lloiiiiteil \':iIl1-._\'," “lIy1nnt.1 the

i1_-_;i|\." "'I`I1i\.(‘iiy iii thi* Sed" and

"'l`l11‘ \".\lTcy NTS."

'lliv .~_v111pl1o11_\'n1\1st iieecssarily url-

\'iiucf~ Mr. liol\11~11ol<e`s 1'eputati111:. ovoii if it elves uoi. sufi:~1i`_v overyho<iy`s iilco. of what is tlioliest kiiiil ofiliiisic to illustraito l’< 11-‘s fuiifustic pit't\ire\'.

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l-‘t)|i.\ll5R EI)l'l`()|l OF

'l`Oltt).\'i() GLOBE DEAD

LONDON, Ont., Deeeinbei' l-\-Post-

11iu>‘ti~1' .lohu Cuinoroii. of Loiuloii. 11 fo1'111i-1' oilitorof tho (Ilobo 'iroppcililiuii .~1ul'd1‘1\I_\‘ toiiight.

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An Amusing Comedy l"or_

Songs by

The iinprcssioli Mr. Dick luis inudc un the theatre goers here, is ene that

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Tonight, and a Change oi Mr. Dick.

Ivanoc, 51, come ton-ight and Sec

t e rcmcd for this is

N0 Armiery Yi-11. ‘I

overnment ___ Suspended Officials Not to Be

tentlon of starting 1,' iight that un-'Hindus or the Pacmc Goa” have ““‘ HALIFAX

iearthed details of , Dec. 2-(Special)-At ing to eighteen thousand dollars on

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vA1-COUVER. nec. 2-<s,...1.1,~ Remstated Till Later.

The Vancouuer World says Bfitish

0m°@fS. Working among the sums and ` ""

doubmdly would have resulted in I _ _ 5 Pf‘0P05\?d UDflSif1gItoday’s Marine enquiry so many wit- that steamer.

much bloodshed. I The story is that the scattererl ont- Ineslses pleaded illness that Judge Cas' John Lovin' an employe at the I The citizens are in possession of the Irages now taking place in India are |521; _Suggested engaging a special Dockyaid had heard of John Baker

for the purpose of Scattering the Bri D Y clan o .1. l all unable to be taking away a stone doorstep :md

against British rule in Indir

central police station and all the t- h _'present

other police out posts’ _ is troops. _ _ ' A _ ` 'that a chain and block worth three

the inainteiiancc of ordci.

l‘ort ,»\1i_l’rincc is no\v in tho hands

of this body.

Gen. Lcgitiinc president of the Pro-

visional Government was at one time President of the llepuhlic.

IIIIEHIEII IIE THE

IIEII. HH. SMITH

SYDNEY, llec. 1-llccciitly a large

crowd was nt`ei‘i1cted to Falinoutii

Street Church to hcilr the farewell

address ol`thc retiring pastor, the Rev. Dr, Smith.

Before commencing his sermon, ina

few well chosen words he referred to his connection with the congregation, He said that his stay in Sydney had been the priviledge and opportunity of his life. The varied and manfy-sided characters of those with whom he had

worked in harmony and fellowship had crested an opportunity that was not possible elsewhere i11 this pro- vince. He said that in looking back-

ward over the successful work of thc'

congregation he must claim for him-I

sell only the merit of a humble co-1 ‘

wonker. The credit of success was mainly' due to the faithful work of the I

dlflerent subordinate organizations ofI the church. " ‘

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He made special and complimentary

reference to the choir.

In conclusion hcfremnrked that he

was porting from the congregation with the happy thought that not one cloud, not one blot, not the memory of o-ne unkindly word had marred- his, pleasant relations with his fellow; workers.

The doctor left for his new field off

labor in the New Bi‘uns\\'ick capit 1,' and will be Tolloivcd hy the affection-I

ate reirnids of the Falmouth Street - 'l.`l1o training oi' 11 voiistitiitioii is iw-.\1'l_v

congregation. Dr. Smith is a native of Summerside.

_ I The mam using Wm take place in A member of the firm of Longaid hundred dollars are also missing.

__rT_h_c;1e anl3lodlie;elloi;]ln_i;r11_e1;ravi; IADTH next at AmI_iceM__ Eros. tproéluced their books showing aI Stevens, bookkeeper for Howell and munitionl I Stocks of arms of modem type, re- A1155 in ing account incurred by_Co., said the firm received without

The _ML that they me thus Ven eently manufactured in Japan and; SGH Olmtlmn Parsons. , ,tender or contract work worth twen-

. smulggled in-to India are hidden _ I The latter had practically demand-Ity-eight thousand.

I CHELMSFORD, Eng. Dec. 2-i :Socc- Ii111)~The Liberals suffered another Idisustroiis defeat in the bye-emotion Ifor a member of the Commons held Ihcro today. _

I Capt. Prettyman, Conservative run- Inirif; in one of the Middlesex divisions .ivus victorioiis over Denee, the Liber- .1l e:»,11<li<iaic-. '

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I III .IIINUAIIY

11oNi‘11nAL, December '1.-.A1 A

inceting of the Canadian branch of the Royal Caledonian Curling' club today final arrangements were ma/de for the coming trip to Scotland. It

on January 8th, from St. John by,

years and the firm did work gmo-inf,

. 1' ... ,I 4 _ _ Y lil _ _ _ siipp 'led shovis the tlioroughnesshwth varwus districts and the only lack is cd the goods but although frequent1yI Them charges had been ten to fif- wliich the movement w d. - - 1

F _ _ B: foigglmllfi arm1e,.y_ .billed had neglected payment. Iteen pert cenft higher than was charg- Orelgners me gm e “ to ("en'I i------» DUFHIE these years the Longards ed other steamers.

Canal for the efficient way he direct-I .1014 the dopmtment goods amounting

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ed the coup. 1 to fifty srx thousand dollars I OTTAWA Dec 2-(Special)-There

As soofn as the success of th -

_ 6 l110'V0 I L - Witness had never connected the lwill be no reinstatcments of suspend-

ment was established a number off . two ac¢0unts_ Ied marine department Omciny mm rominent citizens 1 li '

lip ` ' ' Atl e T a meeting andI '_ Cllptain Johnson of the Lady Laur- Iafter Judge Cassells reports. , OTH"-‘d R COUUUII 00 T01 5-flfelly and I Iier had an unpaid account for threeI No suspensions of Halifax o.i`i1:iul;

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,have been made yet.

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.MARTIETI FOR

SYDNEY, Dec. 1-J. P. MacN;1'i&_v}|_

ton, general sales agent of the Doni- ,iHi011 Iron and Steel compauv, has

Ireturncd after au absence of several Irnouths. Mr. MacNaughton comes dir- Iect lrom Mexico, where he had spent Isome weeks in the""interest of his 1co1mpafny. The Mexicans are large im- porters of steel rails, and Mr. Mac- Naughton looks forward to est.:1i,1lhsl1- .ing a market there for a coiisirlgraldfe

SYDNEY I

I RAILS IN MEXICO

coming years. I Conditions generally in the iro; Iand steel tr_1\l.=1 are reviving, 11;. general sales agent reports. He ori.1,- --. back with him sufficient order.; to dispel any ical' that there wfill be any abatement of activity at the plant here during" the winter months.

In addition to thc demand for rails

there is a brisk demand for pig iron, hiliets and rods, all of which the company here will he prepared to

I tgaiitit_y_of Sydney rails dining the supply. I m--T-*'----L'-’-' 1--L_" ~-»-. ~ ...._ ;_r=- :-.f-zz; :_-_-.;

IITIIGHIIIIT WIIIITS

HUIITEII KIIIEII

amassed iunmnn ianmn

the Empressof Irelanil. The team will I

consist of seven rinks, about thirty-I five players to make the trip. It was also decided that from Montreal on cacn member of the team will meet his own expenses.

The gift of $1,000 from Lord Strath- coila will he utilized in gathering the , team at: Montreal.

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LOI\`l)().\'. Dee. i.--it is understood

that the South .-\i`1~ic'.11i Union conven- tion hus dccidetl o11 ii co111p1'omise bn- t\\'eo111111it'iratio11 and federation. It is stated that thc Cape. Natal. Trans vnnl iuul01':ingia will he divided into .six equal parts fi r the purpose of local i-ouirol bv .single 1'h:\11ihe|' lcgislatiirc with :T1-filled poivcrs, The t`1':i111~liiso and i1:iti\'¢-1|11esiion.~1 are settled. The quest- ion ot' sislectiiiga eopitul is postpoiicd.

coiiiplofc.

.\li11aril's Lininient Cures Colds etc. 1

wlllt li Y ' I The Simpleton iS ii HYDE*-T l‘i°°\1l`€. 1.111 or uriiiniitie .mini superbly work- I1-.11 ont. 'rue simpieton is 1.111, chief I -r in the drama, cunnimrv BTY

will iillvuys be pleasant, for hc S'“1'~H not only well, but in 11 \\'ny

that touciics his hcarer_s l1\‘:ii‘lS. with the ri~ndition of the gr'nn<T‘=‘0"L`5 which will _never 'dic. His voice 'TH “IIl`uIl1l hiiritvne of grunt rimgc will |I.“I"" und his enunciation most dis- "“°°~- 'l`o\1ieht he gives un entirely """\' i11'or1~11111. His tug-agement IS ‘I|`11wi11L to :1 close, su itis ti-nie I"" ""¢'\`.\'11nr to henr him.

(Tho lk-st |te|11-.lily is the comedy for "“IYT\l ut New Wonderlnud‘, ~|\nri is I"“I“\l\i: en<1111,~l1 for ,¢1ny1me, snowing 1"” ii iuniil, gent' on nn errund for If' llinster who is suffering' from n "me Imtlluclie, performs it, but

the "‘I‘“`)' is too 'ood t tell in nd-`not. mis:

llgu c “mi \v,,,1-y.. How he wrecks his re- veuec on those he fancies has in- jured him, and the climax to the story thro11_-1l1 the memory of B httlnl ,child is wortli going purposely to' 'sf-e. 1 I 1\‘Ion1l11_vn1or11ing in a Coney Island; llolivf- (‘ourt., The Gypsy und thci l’;1intcr, are the remiilnlng; number

.1 .<. I vtyrym, von Urnnilors gives the liemiti- 'fully llliistratcd soiig of lnSt nilzlli. Innd she and Mr. Dick. repeat the ten-iiinz specialty of last evening. D0

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On tho right stands George Prowse, »_G11rmliun's trophy for the best all’

s. winner of The Guurdi11n‘s Second round three your athlete which Mr.

llicycle llond Ilace and in front of lluoper hold~1 for one year. ln tho him The (luai‘diun'11 three your trophy |<‘entrc atiinils t.l1r-ir trainer Prof. li. which Mr. I’rowse holds for one year, EL, Mclntyre now of New Jersey and On the left stanils Parker Hooper, in front of him is the trophy won by

winner of this yenr°s Labor Day Mr. Pnowse for this yemr's winner of . .=p.11»i11 .mi in 110111 01 mm 'rue The on an ni 1 R * ` ' ' ' `

MONTREAL, December -1-Lo~ng-

boat is matched to run the Marathlon distance, 26 miles 385 yards, against Dorando Pletri at Madison square Garden December 15th. He will 'uegin training for that event at once unless he succeeds in his desire to have the race postponed.

tion, he is not in shape to dll such an. engagement," said O’Rorurke yes- tcrday, »"and I would like oo have an extension of time in order to have li m at his best. He is physlcially able to race a shorter distance rlghh now, but. he is not ready to go the long route, and it would not be wise to hunry his preparation. Hs needls 9. long course of trainirng to pefrfecb him, and for that reason I shall ask to have the date changed to give him more time to train.”

UVIARITIME PROVINCES AFTER

CRACK HOCKEY PLAYERS,

MONTREAL, Dec. 1-Several Mont-

real and Ottawa puck-chasers of more or less renown will likely be seen in, the Maritime Province leagues this winter. A represe'nt*a"eive of one oif *the New Brunswick clubs has been in Ot- tawa and Montreal for several days, and is on the lookout for players.

H9 Wanted Erskine Ronan’ Tom w"5t'I Even the Tribuna, which after the W' ' t I . . . - '

iek and Joe Dennison, of 0 tawa,

and was naturally disappointed to learn that the Pittsburg clubs had got here ahead of him.

The New Brunswick msn has prac-

tically signed Herb. Goodwin, of last year's Ottawa. Pastimes, and is also after Fred Moilatt, another former Pnstime and Beaver man.

He expects to do some good here.

and as the result there have been dis- putes about the Lower Province chnmpionslilp ever since the hockey season closed.

“While Longboat is in- good condi- I

Last yean New Brunswick got a few: mea from this port, of the country,

RHINELANDER, \‘Vis., Dec. 1. -A

white deer wus killed near Ma11ito\vi:» by Paul Van Dyck. a hunter from ilu lnth. When Van Dyck fired tho .=.‘1'1 t. ` that killed the deer he \\‘.1~' a-.'comp:111.-1~i _by an indian guide. The ri~dsk111 .111 patently became dwaiiged, and ali - I ted to kill the sportsinan.

A_i`ter the fellow become quiet he ex plained in h1_'oken English to the men Ithnt the Indiana regarded the killing ot a white deer as an ill-omen and was ifoarfnl less some dreadful punishment I would be inflicted upon him and mem- Ihers of his tribe. The rcdskin was re- Ileased and instantly disappeared into the woods.

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ITALIANS IN ROME

CRITICISE DORANDO;

ROME, Dec. l-Although the Italian

newspapers published long' caulegrains describing Dorando Pietri's victory over John J. Hayes in Madison Square Garden Wednesday night, they refrained fiom making any comment upon the race.

Before leaving ltaly Dorando wan

reproached for his tendency to make us much money as possible out of the most noble sports. He is now re- gnnded as 11 professional, and great care has been taken not to make a hero here of him.

Muiatlion lace statted a, subscription for the purpose of presenting ‘Dorando with a silver cup, does not in any way comment upon its telegrams from New York and London.

CROWN IIESICRVE DIVIDEND.

MONTREAL, Ilccenibei 1- The

(‘-rown Reserve Mining Company to- day announced a dividend for the half ye-ar of 12 pci' cent. with a bonus of 4 per cent, payable on January 15th to ‘lio-ldcis of record December 28th.

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Iian Missing Who Was Known tn Have Money and Gold Watch.

MONCTON, Dec. 2-{Sper:inT_1v~Tll:it

Michael Cusuma, an Italian lziborcr I who came from Campbellton and then Idisappesred, had $125 iieriilcs a gold wntch, loads his brother to hclicve ho met foul pluiy :it the hands of those

‘who desired to rob him. I His brother believes Uiisuiiia either has been abducted into the \'.1lds of

'NOW B1'L\T1SWiCk ol’ has met on un- timely end,

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l-EDMONTON, Dec. l--At the monili- ly meeting of the M;11'i1i111. iI.1.1 l11~I\l last evening' in the (;ddi_»=ll».~...»’ hall, Norwood block, the cn`ic1‘t:1i111111'111 was in charge ofthe l’. lil. l..l11:1d members, the liostesscs 111i111:, .\l1':=. I-lynllmiln, Mis. I’ei'I~‘.i1i1-', I‘.ii'.~:. J. ll. Hyndmiin, Mrs. Bayfield, \‘»`1lIi.1:11i111d Mrs. Newson. The intro1l1u'i11<;' coni- mittee werez- Mrs. Beals, ;\ir.»~, l:r.1>:- il, Mrs. Macdonald and Mi:-'.~; l’v1’I'i:1s'. There was 11 very large nits-111l.f11i'o and the gatliering was 11 iiiosi. <11j.,1\-

.able affair. The followinr; 111-111 111:11

was iendereilr--Vocal solo, .l. .‘.I1-l»-;1.- ac; piano selection, hliss \‘.’. l‘ir`.1111; reading, Miss Hrntner; \-of-1.1 .»<1`1 _ Miss Down, pi-no rl-it-t., _‘.lr. 1111-I F. < Beals; butpi e fcli-r-tioii.-~, 1', IT' Innis; duct, Mr. l`Ii1`I <1' " ‘I D<1wn'readin , li. `-7 _

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Beals was eh- 1"1:;¢'1, .-1 I sin~in;; ifthe 11 .1 ' vote of th “ -

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BLOOMINGTON, ill.. Dec. l---- And

now it is the cobless corn. .-\ _\-f111' ‘iz-1 H. J. Sconce and 'l";1ylor <};11'- o gh of Vermillion County, I~"r1': ~I1i. a quantity of seed corn in l11'Ii111':1, n the shipment was a fri-11'.; iiir, wnich, instead of the o1‘1`111i1f§' (Wi. was composed of a core, or husk, the soft foundation, liI'c pens in 11 pod.

Mr. Sconce decided to plant all the

kernels found on the freak car, ini to his surprise, the ears produced this fall were exact rcpi‘o<l\1ctions rf, tlio sinrle ear. He believes ih.1t tl~c1c it more to it than frcakisliness. The ears produced this year yii-bled as much corn as those pri'1\'i.l<-<l with 11 cob, whilc the kernels \'.'rre 11112' c :uid Solid. The cars were well tillril, her- ncls growing aiiiong the .~’ilI»:.

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MANILA. Dev. I. -'I`I11> .\111»-ri~"=‘i

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SOUTH AFl`tIl`.I\N ITNTON .

C.-\i’E'1‘i'wx_ 11¢rn.111~ 1 -H11<"I<i=r here yes.v1.l:i_\, .ir .|. Tl. TT-" \`lII--"" L-..11e1` ,\u.».iicc <f Viiize I -1i~I1.\' ‘"1 I"~' sidcni. of the rl-111 li ,'\. .ir 11 "M1 tion, now in session, stated that all the difliciilties in the WIIY Of UW acliievcment of union iiaiii i.~1'.i‘11 1io‘.v surmounted. .

Harry Smith once played down

there, it is said, under an assumed

name. '

cnionoo MA1u<n'rs. g It-,.._.-.‘.f, 'L

WAS AU E Oli Mi,T“E~”`f"”-IT’

<'l`lICAGO, December Z-,(Spcci1|l1»~ `-"‘ " ‘“""'°"'

Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan.

Wheat Corn Pork

IIIIIII PARIS.. Dm. v1~'ri1s Libre Psr<11¢-,with his wifes 11~..~11»n¢1- .1 1" . " " 50 an Anti-Semitic Journal, is still keep- that he had l>0====<`~"If‘f\ <‘i 1* - ‘ ' ine: u‘p tho cry that. Felix 'Faute, who which he dcmnnlcd -<2' ' 11

Wheat I

Jan. Corn

May

TORONTO Dec '<1-(S cial)

dicd intthis city im 1899, was the vie was consiilereii 1111.' ~ ‘ 11 .

Pork tim of a political murder because h quently an 111-1-.1 11;-_V1 .1 ‘

_"ill 1` r

Iintended to refuse thc req-ucst for n wlr.l°.’.\fml:1111e . t. . . .

, rc-trial of the Dreyfus case. It claims the h ts", she to 1.1 -

COLDER AND SNOW FI‘URR'IES' now that A'dolphe Sbernheil, who was the occasion to iid r 1 .

` found dead in his residence in Paris hos'-and. The paper 1_:1'1-.4 1'1\ 11

- ' ' Pe " iss: May. was muramuiwith the con- or the umcriie \.~11o. it 11l'<'1-~.= .14

Smith winds "nd “Mes s°“I’h t° “mth nlvance of his wife and,the political ,-n-,cd the plot, and th" in me 111 I 1 west with local snow dui-1-ies and de- pouch H mal assnsgin has imp ,;i_._,.,(,__,~, I

'cmed_ly_ °°_ldf"'_ _ __ __ ______ _ The object of the Crime Wm to oh- Mario Wolff, who \'.'.-is 11 cook in' It .v

- tain possession of certain letters writ- -crvice of l\li1<l:1'11c. >1tfi.1l1cil,

Condeflsed AdVZI't|S€I'n€nI§ ten by M. Faure, which, the paper No docuiiients, l1o~.\1~,-11-_ 1,1 f..--~..\

-2 alleges, cimpromise men now active in is qttinheil had tw-n"1<i -I ‘.- - - ' 1 -

. , ..(_°(I.-D-3~-2,1;-gas.-'gi-_c? 1°?) _- Pill-ilic life- friehd. 'l‘hc1‘wliolc liouso w1I1=<K1- -11.-f 'WOR SALE tive sec-~n\'l hand lletghs Continuing the Libre Parole says ed only to find that tin-. |1,,'1\_ - ., 3,, I

L 0 1 » lt.. . I ~ a ln's cyce old Race. III.-t cheep at Miller Bros. 12-3drlw.

that Stfinhell Ili fully conversant been removed to Swit.zerl1=1111\,