we

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edy union

hectare assert _That1‘he older Msn

" from Pareeis,-The I-.risolail Accolint? oi The Altair

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Taos-ooh" #snr IU-`-0v_erwheiraed lf!

nmtli nullnl

‘ar l' _‘ot ` rerlon'ahaa"‘hr we mas 3* killlusliefsther. 1'1-

yarm , Peolmsssviallle me ngy," ' “` tsr_tl:e.-lelirnary

rl-um _ °il=li'arhst _vurrsl murder. lr g g ' down.

frhcqgqssy qi _Su arenas ecnrlosr asep towards an nll»¢¢|_r.l's|sacsaa-lsesxlesns parent ln

da|a|i'¢o|§rholhsr,the oonrt thought lt hear to so ditto youth. - The iiodinn oi the medical examiner, who perfsrmedvthg autopsy cn' the ‘dead mm,GaorgaPonlo, has greatly enoour aged the boy'e- fr-isis. ras deimi-asians. hs anna s hnro rrlnlrnas’ #pressing-sealant the harsh: the msaisisloahaad als mu an-ver alrectcd. other none cestree obliterated and lound the sence sl enroll entirely

lacking. _ .~ V sat when the lad allowed i»f°~ .ludga Woodsto answer the sternrr complaint. which was made altar his father had died. against him, his Honor reillssd seldhlt shsyouth to bull. The lleelQ|ns, charging him with wil-

ful muddy was me-is and a plea oi not galley _ Qtend. ` _ "lc‘r?'eth‘&me1 only are whirling- ooeelae wonldofdnao," ire told the oi-

l|.S HIHTS

Narragansett Ba And New

_ erin Defence

rhlsaeiasi eoéaill ni; mother. rl, vm .volcano me that he has planned so an urls lu; algae, she alter hour my brother md alltsr had left the house at his requmi and I saw that he was making every excuse to have me leave, too.eo that/as oenlr he lm .lone with mother. I tell;-*met ree- my daiy to ei-ay. This I didfand when I heard her screams, l had to shlnr. Perhaps 1 ala not hae ' ad Ircaiise tha gra`at seriousness of mths life of aiathar,” he-said in b g ` acces.

_` "lo\'t|tsb0'ylflhssl\lonevr-ry

h '”-.art-r._,a|¢ma noses. win or the | ` 'Z fl ‘Ad ml1|,lh\el: “I boilsvs

_ l`*l;,lieds'sln,9urieea yeer aaa and

his i§sil_f\\lltal maiady were la no rssp`sosll>le for my hus- bgnllifwis. Hsworfisd over WI!

¢,|| ` . That Hr. Pools was

l , _ .rullg als wire. 1 ri( _ , aaa this ser dr the 1-neerfllnlel; '-

' ` A "'nt_'."w'xsr smcnar.

H; ""1 TM" it well ` ownCrpc

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: ‘4 I\lh&gy "0atarrh- .

_ _ _ to ticonlncin: A _ [jess lr:lm¢d.ter ydsra Tt. W ’_°’y_, ' s J ltried Cgvrrhosone.

"' ‘ 'fi' I 1 my io-

gj , 6* qhlelr ruler.

[Killers would

` . eurent till one

M. lui ‘us use more

L _ ' - and the asthma has

` . ‘ .,U¢illl'ii&ons in sure ., iii , __M_'_Y_ Vt. brosohltle.”°Tr.yng.

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. Nawroar, R. I., Jan 22.-At the forts guarding Narragansett bay and Newport harbor, where ther.: is a decided shortage oloifioere and enlisted mea ot the cont artillery branch ot the arnryfilve or more new defences are uncommiasioned be~

cause of this shortage. The officers hope to see the formation ot an artillery regi- ment in Rhode Islandand the command, instaad ot being sent to a state camp each year, could bo sent to Fort Adams for enoampment and instructions.

It is no secret that the adjutant-general cl the state. Gen. Frederick M. Sackett, has long wanted such a command, and Rhode Island nould have auch an organi- zatlou perfectly instructed for its duty ci coast delsace work and would give the war- department an opportunity of open- ing some oi its new delnnccs which stand closed for the need of troops to man them.

WHEN THAT COLD COMES.

Howlaltrulle curcdl This method Ia

simplicity itself. Rub the cheat und throat well with Nervliine, nas itasn ¥l`.'lflZ "'.'.‘l‘..'.§`."‘Li£’.i"§..'L`.§l"l3.""r¥&’.T..ll°r2.‘E Pelle. ,lisxtlfrornlng linda you refreshed, (rss from cold and brirhtas a dollar. Thne household reared es are wonder- ||||y suec¢asiul,_a|ad certainly wade inll in your case. For sale at all dealers.

Big dircounis on fresh pork heads

for January and February. --Saunders & Newsom. 1-r5dl5l

mil could be turned out

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Came From Con_corJ Junction Mass- Wreckago Afire Rescuers Heipless

TERM: Haurn, Ind., Jan. Z2.-T vrenty

two charred, broken and mutilated bodies L

were taken from the emoulderlng ruins of an accommodation passenger train cn- tha Big Four railroad today.

It was destroyed last night by the ex-

piositlou ofa carlcad oi 590 keg: ol powder from Concord (auction Mase, as itpaeeed a freight train at S..\ndfor.l. Iad.,tlva mile: west of Terre liaute. The number of_lnjurcd will equal at least35. '

The cause ol the disaster has not been

explained, The shock of the explosion was felt for 30 miles. _ The entire train, including the loccmo~ tive was blown from the track, the coaches were demolished, the engine was hnried50 ieet and the paasengrre were either blown to pieces, consumed by llre or rescued inan Inj ured condition.

Iiinardo L’nlment Cures Dlphthorla-

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elle »- said to have lost their lives in the Myrrle which probably his dealings with eastern

TM 155°' D|‘°b|°m ‘U "'°'° dlm°“l" Burk Hotel, people has not tended to diminish.

l Amour( m‘“°\.|“ mm h’”_¢_“,nm_“““ The Daily Chronicle ln an editorial Pass cu neo lu 'rs To 14 olvs °_"”°““?*° °°"' ‘"°'° “"“ °' “°°` _ I °

vinclng tha that told by Mrs. Ilnbsrt

PAZO 0lNTMENTls ruarantced tal

'cure any ease of itching, Blind, Bleeding W. Dixon o Worv:e»ler.

-°\` P’°°"“d‘“g dwg; "1 61127954 °' “I was slalidlngiu iront of rl;e Pros- '1l'\ll°“|© 55 |ll1P0SS|b|° 7-0 lDl\°fil°ll the

___ M” 'dun E ' 3' » m ` `De°t Hmmm when my hu,b.m| md I had responsibility for the misun-lcratanrlinrr

oeen ctuppi said Mrs. Dixon, “wait-

.y . rug for a ca blaading drside mc was a

r°nHarhhrNeed Arun- }......... .}.........

._ell_f,llf_ lllill WM

was about to question her ln`r-egard to 'tire

storms peculiar to that rrglos, I hcar.i th,

Suddenly the earth hrgan to mek, like a

°‘ People were running helter-shelter in

ple more carslal as than is no danger

treated in the beginning. For many years Chanrhariala'a Golgh Remedy has ossrl rncgniarl as the moat prompt and '-Rectnel medicine in aes for this rllsraer. it shes on catura’s plan, lessens the cough relieves the lungs, opens _the seem-loss

sad aide aatars lu reelmflsg tile ayehl t- a healthy coadlrtqa. ecrd hy li srolaisk

l- Condensed Allvcrliscmcrlls

(he laeeha°f7i§sel@sicn.l

ra-sea raoae' rea anna -A

aaurr-ro-i ' na _

§f_r:_§nf- ..

“" . Eyovlitndasas Describe ilor- _ -°

C-P.li. Will Lay Down 350 roncf Earthquake-The New York Ministers Aid In

Miles of New Track f;Do llrListLsrge _Fight Against The iiacc in the West ` _.__ Track Gamblers

--~._¢.,-'PtP&nQral .\lorl~ru.xar.,January22,-~Willianr Whyte Boss'ol,Jacy.£2.- '.i`a‘eso!dcatl~. drs~ NEW Yang, J,m_ 22,0” ¢|,¢,u,“,| .,.

‘°°°°° "'°-'i“'°*"°“” °' "‘° C‘““"‘“‘ treatise and Irlxhtlul wif- rlnz. umm chhrenrs axiom-New York rms new P‘°m°“°°'m°°d an u th' "mu °‘ bryoildhsilsfwhioh exlstsdlnthestrlcksn u¢|¢°|g.¢,“||r|¢ , 1,, 5 bu

' I lln n UD

t D,-_ E_ ghmnon, ,M p,,|,,,m,,| ur conference that had been held between - 3' K I

auto” u nlr Poola'aborl this morn- Bir Thomas Bhslllhnessey and himself °u' 5°' mP¥""' '°"°'l°‘ th’ ‘“"'h` "‘° "°"‘- "h°"'¢\'“ W0 l`l¢°¢f°¢\ Wi"

I5-Ish!! D, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, rgo

lun illlitlts

tlltulln ~ -inclusion tlmfnnml

7. l.wm.°'rr=rh'-anrlrrslrrr

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mm um: lrunpmla “mend “om Musk' during the past hw days with regard to qnkfr IN UN “film llrkt i-lllll lb! BW- the pcolroom. The movement was for- u hh gpm, mr", ,cm .muted Md un" the conlpany's oondtruciicn policy, so iar witnesses, who arrived in this city today mglly decided on yesterday, alter a con- °

were othernerrs centres which were com- '"0" "°"‘°m “il” “c °°"°°"“°d- lt h" on the atsamrr Admiral Sampson. This ru-mo. \,¢|,|-eu, ldclemuon of (le, _ p

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Vl°‘°l7 °b““""°d' hnzircmw th” :ten";“::""t 'EMT "Hifi *ll 55° |111! '-0 -“Mil ill' lll'|'~'\¢l1 men and District Altornay Jerome at the The Poole family are prominent In 5° °d ¢° " ° 'V m ° " "' ° on md me umm' 1 n an I t

T`“nt°n'md no reputed to be wuuhn 'om' aw mn". Y. 0 I- B W1' ll’ 'iible licusc. Mr. Jerome was assured al ’ Mn pooh, “mg m Taunton ml nah H, ‘This is considered a pr.-tty extenaiv.: 7 'it th* dw* Q PW* ROYSL bill- I fGW IIIUPH that churches representlng every district U

mn, Mn Banmwho hal’ bw|m° hr, program for the west, involving ex-|u'\’l!- Shi 'WU #WEN ll! I-|50 \-¢l1'°l”- in the state would be represented at a ,,| partnrr in business. After working (ur V°“‘m‘“'° °' b°"'°°° w'0w'000 “nd etrlvkéll l'v[\ll!¢¢¢ fl‘0\!1 K|liKS!°"- Ind hrarlng before the codes corumitlee oi the tltude for the services oi’ the American various iirrna in this city the the two msn ‘7»Uw'cw'l’“" hm “ H' I" "‘ www ln" I injured man nd women were given ull |°¢p.].|'ur¢-_ s

in i893, started on their ownfacconnt. _ bf” °°“||d°“‘m7 1”“°' hm] l“"°' h°°“]| "ea, Ulm |e

ras’er to procure and had there been an ‘m_m ' c

ruwnnbh “mum” mu we lequwmenty The parssagere deny the report that all linard`x Liniment Cure; Ccldr. dlc. Mm! our hmm” ue hw the repuuuon n,¢,¢,,,-y W °p¢|.||»,. gugnufulrya g_r¢a'er_ Americana escaped. At least live are _ ___.__l__i D

Y < - Asks Reservist Oliicers To “‘.’.i'_:i_f.:__;‘,:;‘_‘_':':;,_____ is lg-Elm-m--t _gy gllgvmg T

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vist officers.

great ship in a rough sea. Uuce it rocked The apceclr is described as having been

then tivice"and then began to quiver, “ll |mP|19l|°ll¢d “P9281 l°_l~l106»@ i\l‘PB¢°'» lv Flesh

sion-ly at ilret, then tag",-_ do their utmost to promote the success oi 'I

election. His Majesty is represented as saying that the new p\ri.amcut noull

ruaicrity

He urged his readers to have no stone

est civilian cmclals.

from spreading. holhing known for th

apere all regard the incident as moat uiortuoate and regretabie. but several f them reirula from speaking editorlally, ending further information, evidently br-ing desirous of carliuliy avoiding any- hing calculated to jeopardize in the lghteat the friendly ieellag betwccn the nitell States and Gr:-at Britain. They

i, however, reiterate expressions ol gra-

urgeons and landing parties, The implication throughout the press olnnrenta is that Governor-Sweetenhanr

f a quick temper and sensitive spirit,

nys :-

“The painful ending of`the mission oi

mercy will be deeply deplorcd by the Hritlsh people, In the absence of infor-

Papers Express s l-llll lil 'lllillllli UP -Indigna-tion of

` ' Great Britain

T

Dver The Undiplomatic And Rude Ac- tion ct The Governor ‘oi Jamaica Utterances oi The Principal Newbpapers.

1.mu>oN, Jan. 22. -The morning news- We only hope that tl-c American people,

who are quick to take ofiolnce at anything ln the more or r aught, wlll are r cool

view of the facts. The generosity and

l promptiludein dispatching aid cn ated a

I iavorableimpresaIonlrera.aud we sincerely trust they will not think we do not value their sympathy or their cooperation."

The Daily Express says : “The disaster will become doubly dis-

alltrous il it should lead to lll feeling bc- tween Grear. Britain and America." The explanation The Times suggests as the most charitable is not thejone those

we know Governor Slveetonhanrs reputa- tion wlilbeapt to adopt In accounting for his brutal behavior. Their explana- tion will bc that Swsetonhuur simply acted up to his reputation which ia tllat

ol aman with u. great natural aptitude for caddishness. While he was Governor

oi British Guiana he was profoundly dis- liked, and was regarded as a very rude, unccutll man.

Bulls lllll

ring sound ike distant thunler. The

lsdyfriaiiirl' 1t;;sn3 reins;-serr'urst~ ' .. ,»

we were going to have a storm. All I

' Bsntlx, Jan. 28.-It is reported tha'

the Emperor Wlli'anl made an electoral '

' speech yesterday at a dinner at which he , ,

“und-H “und an D' "md" ul" Mmm' was entertained by seven hundred reser- Famlne Drives Chmese to

Cannibalism - Human

“Then “uh ln” "Mb boom” ou' the Rovsrnmcnt parties in the cominu m- ”

sullenly. The thunder continued and the » f . S“‘N'B’"' CWNA' Jw' ”'”T‘l“ °' sky grew dark and foreboding. be asked to pass new naval and military inweuinz hmm' °°m° °I U" mu'

"Asda" the Mack “L hr “mu me |¢g|,,|.|,|°n_ gud that "_ _Wu \-||,,y|_y neue.. famine districts in central China. At Sin-

cuynnnmcspmng up'tm_u|nz me h°r|_ sary that the Iiouse contain s pa'riotlc chow and Paichow starving people are

mu "Hom - eating their children. Plants and grass

"A" lm' bn b“W°"°d' I zhlnk' b°'°'° unturned toaehieve a magnliiccnt vlc- which have furnished ‘Md have din” I hearducream. butnow the cries bclran ery. Itls noteworthy that the speech "°'"°d 'md "‘"' ‘" “°° "°" "°°“"° to ring out. I heard women acrrum and was not addressed to off cersga the nt- “L ,,l,i|dr¢|, cr-,|"_ Ami all rhmngn lg, W., tlvc I st, who are not allowed to partlcl- The r-uses or cannibalism are many. ln me 'dna' mum, uM|"¢°h°_ um ,ream DHD lil D°||\-|°l- ‘N5 ill °|V|l °m°°\'“ 0| i-il* the absence oi ordinary food human flesh .mm of me ¢"“|,d “'_|"._ [““'d"°h"‘ ""° “"°°'°‘° “'m‘ me Hgh' ls actually being sold in the market.

an ,||m.u°,,,_ 11,” |, ,|| um; 1 ,.,m,,,,. WEN ILLNFSS COMES. A Jamaican lady Speaks lilvllly of Cham-

ber vlvldly. ror then my harvard lame Here ye" neural- hand a remedy IM' b "“""" “"5" R"“°dY'

,_ "nl ’-‘“°'A“°°lV°n“""d|h¢||’|"|" "ml 1°"‘°‘ Mrs.Mich|lcl iiari,wiie0f the L.upering~

*nd "°°k “'° ""3" ‘;?,'::h‘9m° Z 3| “£5 °.'.g’er:,°|I'|‘;m~r- Rwinéf; tendcnt of Cart Service at kingston, .iama~ ' ' gives instant rillef, and prevents disease lca, West India ielanlle, says that she has

Hwmwh -nd bgwvh th-L Compu" 'me lor some years used Chanlbcrlaln's Cough

` . N m _ F _ I M M ‘ Reruedyiorcoughrf, croupand whooping

omg". or acoldlxnd "mv 1° Avmd heed-r't.bl:|rQn and”-hel:d:onl\\'c:T |l'5 Tlngffwgll. cough and has found it very benlllcial.

em able. For illty years Poiscnk Nervlllne in She hasimpllclt confidence in it and

More rsullurr hsnlheh- or-mln ln hr rc- gi. lbadgdgybw been ° "muy °u"'d'hy` §'§,\',ff ”°‘ "° ‘”'“‘°“° ' "°°“° °' " "‘ ""'

suit from a cold thin.. iron: any other _ ` OIIIIQ. Tlh “$.10” l`l*. xo ‘.____ Y v_______ -_ "V W .`ih__*_ ‘TL 7

whatever from a cold when it la properly 1 i

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Feae The Outcome of The Debate on ,The Modus Vivendi

CLanKs Hannon, January 22-Uneaay

feeling is crested in fishing ein-lea by the trend of the debate in the comumnslaat

week on the relations with the United

States, especially wllh respect to the

llshery question.

The proposition to terminate the exist-

ing agreement called the modus vlvirrdl is regarded generallyas the revival oi

the retaliation policy which can nc lcnger be used with cticet but may have disas- trous results lor the large fishing iuicr- ests here and in Yarmouth.

lt is leareli, ii drastic nlrrlsurea are

adopted, duties may bc placed on life loivsters exported to the l'nltni States which is the elrplc rlshery product of western Nova Scotia.

Coeeghs. assas. aesrseasaa, sas other Invest

ailments ara quickly relieved by Crseolaas sahlsts. ton cunts per box. All drlllllnl-

neo.. be ».,

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