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PREMIER PA-RE _T
wiu NT i2ETiRi-3
He Afiirms That He Will Fight His Opponents _t_0_a,Fin_ish__S0m_e Reaction in His 'Favor i
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A Fora Dissolution
Morrrlu-:Ai., Feb. I5.-(Special)-Preuiler
Piireiit ho_ld n-meeting of his Ciiliiiiet to- day ut which he declared his intention of
lighting liisopponeiits to a finish.
He contradicted-tlie reports that he had
intended resigning. lf his nominee is not _,_ ,_,.______ ,_ _, ____ ,_~__,,___,____
WERE lN GREAT
E DANGER OF DEATH
Thirty Mtn Narrowly Escaped Drowning Near Delaware
` Brealtwater---Boat was Caught ‘in Ice and Filled Suddenly and Without Warning.
Li-iivis, Del., l~‘eli. 7.-Tliirtyinen' nur-
rowly escaped drowning in the icy waters of the liarlior of Rcfulze at thc Dclii\vii.re llreiik\vi\tcr, and after being rescued with
thc greatest dltilculty by the crews of two tugs, \vere forced to make their way to
shore afoot over the heavy ire iioce withl which thr Delaware 'river ,und bay are l blocked. ’l‘lie ineiiwhose lives were ini- perllled were Captain Jacob.s_ mid his crew of twenty-nine man of. the Piiiiadei- plain. City lcelioat No. Il, which niade its way down the river froui l’hiln.d¢lpbla in iin eil'ort to make ii clnmiiel for vessels lcelioilml at the in-eiilc\vi\ter_ ‘ The lceboiit had lieeonie \ved||;ed in the
innss-of'io betweeli- l ei'ip.ji-bor of Refuge and the' oralt ,was at the mercy of the icennd was carried hitli- er and thither by the motion of the pack. While ilrlltiiig in this manner the iceboat i vitruckt-lic sunkeblbarge Santiago and ii."
ClliCAGO _MA_llKETS.
Culrmrio, l"ei\rui`n'y 15 -(Special) - li`<-li. Dora Hd 'May \ Corn -l7l “ Wheat llfll “ ' Wheat 1:50
Pork $lil.ll2_§ “ Pork $12,025
LA Gllll’PE C()i\iIN(l AGAIN.
'l‘he doctors believe unotlier epldcinie of
tlrippeis here, and already inany are sutierln . The medical men are not iiiraid Ulf Grlppe mince Cnta.rri\ozo.i_.iu was liitrodnced, iindriuiui that no one will rverifiitcli this disiuxeic who inhales the
i'rru.'riiiit healing viipor of Cntiirrliozone ii few times daily. »ati\i'i'liozoi\e kills the (lrippe gerin i\nd prcvciils its smomliing tl_irou|;h the system. “Last winterl had nn attack ol` Grlppc" writes U. P. lvlatn kllinon of Si. .lohn,`s. “l bought Uiitarrli- ozone and ifot- relief in i-iho1'ti.lllle-_ I foundtinliirrioloiie better than iinytlnn|.r else and was enreil by using it." Cntiirrho- zone prevents imd cures Grippe, 'i-nlils and eiltarrh. 'l‘\vo inontln+` treittiiiciit $l.l|02 trial size 230.
Snaps
in Footwear
Men’s Rubbers 9oc - now 55c. . _Women's Rubbers 65c now 45c. Girls’ Buckle Over- -’shoes $x.4o now $1.00. V Child'sBuck1e/,Over shoes $r.2C_>, HOW 85c. Child's Cloth Leg- gips 65c now 4§c. Girls' Cloth: Lfg' fins Soc now '59c. Come early and g¢l1 lv good choice at
`ere\v of the icebout still' from exposure
‘ Will Rebuild. -
WRITING
Vote He Will Ask
ol the Legislature. E
elected to the speitkersliip Premier Par- ent will ask for it dissolution, but it is be» lleved that he will win in the Ilrst vote.
The antagonistic feeling which has pre-
vailed for some time is now giving way to a desire for peace.
large hole wus stove in her hull. Iin incdlutely tho boat. iiegiiii to till with water and the crew realized nt once that them was no chance of saving her. Captain Jacobs' signals of distress were iinswered by the tugs Teaser and Hoxer. The tugs experienced niuch ditliculty in reaching the rapidly sink- infl iceboat. 'l‘hey succeeded however, in drawing near enough to throw it line and one by one the crew were hauled aboard thc riesciiiugftiilgs. 'l`he ice juni' prevented the tuus from docking and the
and neiirly exlutusted, niauiilzed to coni- pletc it perilous jcurneyaloot across the iceiit-ian to the sho:-i».' trneineuoitt sank soon after the crew were taken off. "
Navigation is i\l_most at a stand-still
on the Delaware because of the ice which is ,iiiinming in thc stream from Trenton, N. Y., to the breiikwater and stands nearly ten miles out to sen.
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Eilllill BY EIHE
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Doherty Organ Company of Montreal the Losers by Thirty Thousand-They
l\lo.\'1'ui~:Ai., l"i-li. I5 -- lS|ic<-ial)-’l`lie
Doherty organ \\'ni‘eliou.~ii-_, the largest -brick building in the city, was today` `i.iut.ted by tire at a loss of thirty tliousand iloliiirs. `
,'l‘he building was heavily stocked with
prgfuns eoinpletc and in process of nianu- liiciiiri-. 'l‘he 1-rnnpany will rebuild.
A cy me LAST Tiur or
S.S. STANLEY
one case of
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TABLETS
in Nous and LETTER
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‘THE SlllllHllPE |l’[lSlMlSiEHSHlP
Postmaster Lawson was Dis-
missed for Political Par-‘ , tisanship in the Late Election.
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()'i"i'Aw.\, Feb. 15.-(Spccii\l.)-» ln the
House today in answer to Mr. Martin of
Queens, Sir \Villiuiu Mulock said'thii.t
Henry C. Lawson had been dismissed
from the post.-mastersliipnt Stanhope, P. E.-Lforacting aspolitlciil pm-tiiiaii` dur- ing the recent elections. ` Mr. Lawson had not been furnished
with reiisuus for his disuilssnl. Sir \Vil- liani refused to state who hitd made the complaint.
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illlllliliili l/l.P. SPUKE _ ll_ UllEEN'S
“Canadian ideals” Was the Subject of Vigorous Address.
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Beforc a large audience at Queeirs Col-
lege, Kingston recently lienri Boiivussa, M. P., talked entertriiniiigly on “Ciiiiiidlan ideal»,"nftei'i\ pieusiinr introduction by Prof. Shortt. He regretted that news- papers in Ontario had given ii \vron;r im- pression of himself, bntlie lelt that at Quecn`s he would bejudgi-'i for wliat he really was. The nttiturli-_ ofthe l"reueh- Canadians w as reviewed and the state- ment madc`tha‘t they were wholly (luna- d,ln.unnd could not bcexpccled to have the same sentiment for Grrat Britain as those of blood relationsliip as thc Scotch, Irish or English. The French Ciiiiiidltin:~i, since 1770, had been loyal and had fought against lirilniifs foes. To-ilay they did not wish to rule or doiniiiate, but diii wish to be coiisiiited as friends, as brothers, as partners. ln his views the French-Uuiiiiriiiiiis could study imperial problems in the interests of Ciiniidii better than those animated by ii blood- feellu;zland"from instinct. Race caused no prejudices in the matter as smne papers and politiclaiis charged. llc re- ferred to his stand inthe Boer- War and quoted instances of eminent. men in Great Brltuln who were extreme while he was
modera&e. He had iibided its he should with tic fmivlority. Mr. Bourassu, on reviewing Mr. Clii|niberlnln`s schemes held they would he of no benefit to Canada. 'l‘he best way no success was f0r each part to its duty by itself. Ciinitdii did not- o\\'e Great Britiiiii what niany in Canada clalin. Canada had not col-it (treat Britain one cent, but, instead, had sull`er- ed in reason of l]rita|u`s int-reitsie Oi her possessions. a '
l£Vl'lll\' Cilllil)`b‘ lll§A.l.’l‘Il DEMANDS
'i‘lie use of ii. laxatlve occasionally. _ For i\inlld;snfc and eertuln relief use Dr. l-liiinilton`s l’li s of Minuiriikc and Butter- nut. S eciiilly suited to eliildren. Let vou\~cl\iidl'en use only Dr. lIaiiiilton`s Pills. Price 25c. ‘._
’ \\'l\e|l the lniily is in it weukcnril and exliaustcd condition, the i|uickc.~it, way to get right is louse lion-ox Tablets. Only 23 cents ii box,i\l your drugglets.
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Condu`ctor 'Staiiley had left Souris Tucs-
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lIlNf5_l.llll_lflllES ,
, |3llllll5E iWHlP~S
At a Session of lh_e :Members
Yesterday-A. A. Lelurgev _ one` for the Maritime'
Provinces. `
Or'rA\vA, Feb. 15.-»--Speciul.)~Tiie Con-
servative lhembers had it caucus this fore-
noonf The following :were appointed
Whips for the session.
Messrs. Ingrahnin and Lniicuster t`or
Ont“'
l\,}_¢.~¢rs. Nnrthinglon and l.eonard`f_oi'
Quebec. _
-Messrs. Ganongr and Lefurgey for the Maritime Provinces.
Dr. Roche for Manitoba and the \\'est.
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Sad Fate of Swedish Laborer
while Engagedin Clearing Railway of Snow.
S'r. Joiix, Feb. I5.-(Special)-\\'iilter
Jansen, a Swedish lnborcr employed on the Shore Line met with o. horrible death
today.
lie was enigitgeti in cleariiig the line and
eliinlieil on ii bank of snow while a train
was passing. The snow gave way and .lnnsen was thrown under ii cur.
He was dragged ii hundred yards and
had his bend, lirni und sliouldercriislietl and died ii. t'cw hours later.
He leaves a wife and family. 'l‘h'e acci-
dent oceurrcd nt Duck Covc,‘one miie froin the city.
iilllWlY LINE
ll] SINIHIS UPEN
At three deiock this morning Coiidur-
tor Stanley working west. from Souris and Conductor Davey working east from Mount Stewart, were iilniosl. together n short distance from St. l’i-_tcrs ami it was expected that the entire line in that di- rection would lic opcneii before daybreulr.
1 ay innining and Condui tor Dru ey had left Mount Ste wart. on The snine day.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
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light i~inowi’lills.
'ruit 'ri-:.\ii~i~;ii.\1‘i'iii-:.
Despite the pvedicl.ioni~i ol' yesterday the
vvciither remained niild and .showed little
chnngenp till this morning. 'l`hi~_ ther- incineter curly today registered llldegrei >-
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above zero.
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iinrtliivosterly winds, much colder withl
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,Against a Woman and Negr
Condemed to Die Today for Murder of Former’s
Husband. <
Puii Ani:Lrrii.\, Feb. I5. -(Speciiil.»-
Governor Pennipueker toiiny withdrew the death warrant against Kate l'}d\vards and Neuro Greusen condemned to hang tomorrow for the murder of the fornier`s husband in 100|.
’l`hc L-use will now go to the Supremo
Court, and ifn new trial is refused the board of pardons will be asked tu acl in the case.
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SPElIUlll|l]N
UN THE NWNHU
French Papers Think Russians Have Won Case-Some Opinion on the Case.
PAuis,1~`eb. 8. The clone ot the testi-
monybeforo the international coinission inquiring into thc North Sea incident has been followed bye. rather noticeable di- munltlon of the eoiitidence in Brit-isl\_ cir- cles connected with the case and corre- sponding elution' on the part of thc llus- sions.
The French Press which is strongly pro-
Russlan gives marked prominence to statements that the Russians have virt- ually won their case, the usually con- servative Temps and Journal asserting positively that the majority of the court now favors the Russian theory that torpedo boats at- tacked Vice-.~\dmiral Roiestveiislrvs Squadron. However, inquiry in well in- formed quiirtersdoes not show any real basis for these reports. On the contrary intiniations are miidc that the tendency within the court is riitlier in thelopposite direction.
The reports favtwiibli- to thc Russiaii
viewappcur to result inninly from the positlvcness of the testimony of Captain Clado and other Russian oillccrs that they saw torpedo boats attack the sqiiudron whereas the strongest liritisli witness did not swear that no torpedo boats were there, hut merely thatlhey did not ‘see them there. The impression seemed to pre- vaii iunong the audience in 'the court rooni that the coinnilssloncrs were likely to ue- eept the direct-ness of the Russian wit- nesses rather than the qunliiied negative iziven bythe British iishcrinen. llowever, those intiiniitely familiar with the coin- niissiuners say this impression is not warranted ns the coininissioncrs, being skilled naval tnctlcians, are disposed to dil‘l'er from Captain Glado on ii iinnilior of the most important ti-eliniciil points. These pertain chiely to his ability to see ii torpedo boat at night two uiiies away and his stiiteinenl T-nn<~ei‘iiing the effects of searchliglits.
lt is known tliiit some oi the comruii-‘-
sioncrs consider Ciiptnin Cia.do's state- ments to be at variance with the accepted principles of nitviil science. llow fin- this will intlueiiee their ultlinnte verdict. is not yet ch-nr, but it appeiu-s to slimv that the eoiiiinlssloners don`t share the prevailing linprenslon that Captain Chido`s testimony was decisive.
STOCK QUOTATIONS. Closing Prices Feb. IJ. l~‘cb_ I5 Atchison Sai; Hull Copper . Tili 1-T B. R. 02;' . iizi Baltimore. _ . _ . ifill l0<lil 0. 11.11 Tao? WE N. Y. Central . . . . . .__ 147i lfl!+,`; i-:ri _ .... ._ #ii 4:11- llllnols Centml_.._. l5T_‘. las
invested Funds $23,000,000
The Company lends money on improved iainis, and on pro-
ductive city, town or village property.~o\; the straight loan plan,
. cron the instalment system, at lowest current rates. -
- ' The Company has exéelptional facilitlop for effecting loans without delay. and atvefy ttle expense to he borrower. i For furt erpa|tic\1ll'rs ap‘piyto f ' '
H-Y*NBiM'AN i -®. CO..
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Peterp, Peters 8; Inge, Solicitors, Ch’tow_n, P. E. I.
Louisville and Na. _ ._ Wil' Manhattan ._ |73# Metropolitan l:l2l Missouri P».oliic..__ Pennsylvania , _ . . . .. . Reading _ till' Sugar . _ . _ _ _ _.. iid Southern Paoldc. _ _ . “Til S_t.Paul...!.... Union Paclio. _ _ _ .. _ U. S. Steel _ . . . , _ . .__ U. S Stool Pro'i"d.. Dominion Steel Dominion Steel P1-fd _
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Dom. Steal Bonds... .
Dominion Coal Twin 0lby_.__.,_.
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not 17:11 i‘l:£|`| ling T40; int lui 07d l7fii l2tll RU nil is
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RUSSIANS occlu-
EXTENSIVE MOVE
of Cavalry Against FieldAMarshal Oyama-- Russian Artillery Destroy Houses etc.--
' the Hun River
Cavalry Crossing
in Large
Numbers.
Sr. l’i-:ri-1ii.~aui'iu:, Feb. 15.- 4.\‘pei:iiil.i-
General Sakliarnii' telegraphs tliiit the
Russian artillery has clestroyerl the build- ings and the walls of Miinirazi i`roiii which
the Japanese had been boiubiirilingthe Russian trenclies. The Japs were driven out.
Toxin, Feb. 13, Ii p. iii.-rSpi~i:iu|.i The
Russiuns have begun nn i-xtensivr cavalry lii0\'einenl_ uilraine-it Field I\Iiirshni 0yuma's extreme left.
l.ii.~a, nie-ht they were utteinpt|ni_~ lo
cmsstiie ilun River west of Lia Yam; with nine thousitiid liorsemcn.
The operation begun west of Chitiiitzu
and one i`orce of cavalry stole into Lau llum Shi and stlmultaneously another cavalry force approached Tachn. which bi thirteen miles' south west ot' Chltuitzu.
Nine thousand cavalry approached the river ri mile below Tiicha and attempt-
ed toei‘ii.~.s ut six o`cluek in the evening
lillluiieing on Peikoului iPokowtai)_
A WQMAN w/_\s
ciioitiio To DEATH
Strangled by ai Strange Man Near Her Home---Her
Body Was Discovered
Murder Was
in an Alley where the Committed.
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Pi'i"i‘sniiiiG, l~`eb. H.-'l`he fiend body of
Mrs. J<\hn.=\. l{iri<|iii_trick was liiunil in
the buck yard of an uiiocivupicd house in Allcxzliciiy, only it sliorl distance from lie hoine. She had been iniirllered, :ind the uiorlriie pliysieaii tonl;_fhi. stated [hm the woniun lind been eriininully aissaiiileil. Suspicion rests on a man its yet unknown to the police, but who evidently was un acquaintance of the woman.
For the past several months Mis. Kirk-
patrick has been living nt the residence of Mrs. Jessie Scott, on Jiickon street, with her husbitnil and lei-in0|itli`s old babe. She was returning honie from the iniirket about ten o`rlock lust night and lcft a street car near her lioinc. She was then seen talking to a tall niaii wearing it high hat and long overcoat. .-\ few incin- ents later she was evidently dragged into Creightoii iillcy, wliere sho was heard to excliiini: "Uh, don`t; l`ll do anything you say." When the body \vasdis~ covered todiiy it was fouiid that the Woman hiiil been elioked to death, and traces in the snow showrrl that sliehud been dragged for twelve feet along the alley to tlicyurd gate and thrn\vn inside. Mrs. Kirkpatrlck`s itssiiilnnt is supposed to be some innn who is at least nuacqualnt- ance of hers, because during the evenlngit
man answering the description of the one seen talking to her, called twice u-tthe Scott house and asked for Mattie tt-he wo- niunis tlrst name), and appeared lobe an old friend. The police have several sus- pects iinllei' survellhii\<-e' and will proba- bly lnake iirrexts before niornlng.
Lute t_oiii|,{lit the police arrested Nor-
inan Geyser, a board maker in ri. local brokers olflce, and are holding him on the charue ,ot muniem- -'Developments show that Geyser hrlll been an admirer ol Mrs. Kirkpatrick for several years lieforc her uiarriuge and for the time was the cause oi an estrangemenl be- tween Kirkpatrick iind his wife. The trouble liiul been smoothed over and the couple were living happily to- gether, but last week Mrs. Kirkpatrick. it is said, coinplaincil to her husband that Geyser \va_~i annoying her by following her On the streets ii.nd persist-ing in talking tn her. When arrested tonight a bloodstain was found on Geyscr`s overcoat sleeve. and the knuckles oi his right hand were cut, the abracsions being such, the phy- sicians Buy, as could bc made by the sharp edges of human teetli. As it was found that several of the murdered woiniin`s teeth had been knocked out, the police believe they have iiuptureil the rig-lil
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Tiii-:Queen llotel was the scene of it
liirge and happy social reunion last even- ing. About sixty-live cmpie.-1 responded to the invitation of the liosteiis, Mrs. .\\rehibalii, iinil enjoyed tlieiliselves to the full. The otlieeanil rllniiu: rooin, where the dancing was, were generously and haiidsoinely rlet-oriileil with Hugs unil national cinblt-in.~<. llere ilnnciiiir was lnitiiitalned witli ;_fri-iii, zest till the siniillhours of uiorniuiz. in the parlors crirds were en_ioy<‘d by those who did not dance. Miss Annie (`:inier0ii and \\'. S. St.e\\nrl. won the llrsl prizes for luilics and Lqciitleiiii-ii i'espi-iilivi-ly_' while the minor ily prizes fi-ll to Miss lioiiil and .l_ l~I. iiodd. h`|ioi‘t|_v bi-liii'e iiiiilniprlil refrcsli- iiieiils ivnrc servi-rl. 'l`lie evening wus greatly en_ioycd by iill iiltt-iiilin;z_ and the large nuiiiber presiiiil. iili‘iii'ii_~i evidence of thc growing farm' for this poniilar hotel. Sora Throat and Couglxs A simple, eH`ective and safe remedy for all throat
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Tuesday Night, Feby 14th, Labor Union vs Empires -and- P. W. COLLEGE
VS Northern Stars.
Admission 15 cents.
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Coughs, colds, hoiirsencss, and other
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HN' l-Trcatesl. battle of".\'uii Slian ilill' will repay for attcndlutr Si. -lanics' iial tonight.
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