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TREATY -MAKING POWERSI WADE REDUCTION IN CANADA
t • I LULL IN NORTH RENFREW.
Features of the; Campaign That are Unique in
Politics.
Pembroke. Deo.. fn. There was •
lull In the North Renfrew campaign
yesterday, so far at Wet at Peul-
broke was concaruod. The . leading
Speakers from the opted* had j goo.
home for Sunday. and reterned only
last night one by one. 'the comruit-
tees, however. never relaxed their ef-
forts. and, after aU, • it is probably
Work el that •kind which will tell
Crow pow out rather Gaul platform
orietory.• The effect in a voting reuse
Of the extraordinary gathering "on
Saturday to hear Mr. Gainey was
keenly discussed yesterday, and the
more thoroughly it it sifted the more
the Liberals are convinced that while
it was magnificent it. was not war.
The oldest cawpaignere bay that
they never took part iu slab a 1'<
culiar campaign, one in which the
real issuer are so befogged by Gamey -
ism. The teatime speakers are re-
turning, and the flood Of oratory
will be again at full tide to -day.
Hon. John Dryden and Mr. M. K.
Cowan, M.1'„ will address a meeting
at Douglas on 'Tuesday night, and
'the Minister of Agriculture - will
speak in several other -places before
polling. The closing meeting of the
Liberals its I'embroke willbs• on
Weelneteday, when -the aperkers oil be
Ilon. J. B. Stratton, Mr. le. K.
Cowan, M.P., and Hon. k'. E. A.
Eventoref, M.P.1'., and - in con-
sequence of the prominence -which the
Conservatives have allowed Mr. Gam-
ey to assume there ,w ill ori domlrl be
thbr oyerilowing meeting tohear-
th.• Prot foetal Secretary.
Mr. Whitney, 1l•.,,b•r of the Oppoeje
lien. will return to .lay. but um the
, appear M
sus refused rcfud t. 011
the same platform , with Mr. flunkey
his meetings haveinot yet 1•n ar-
ranged. •
ear 'rbomias Craw eel, M.
P.P., aid Colonel .Math n, M.P.
P., addressed small meet Inge in ' the
county last night. 1)r. Beattie ) '.-
hitt,• M.P.P.,. Mr. (1.. A:! Kidd. M.
P.P., and Mr. J. H. Geelaghcr, M.
P.P., are expected here to -day.
Mr. Gainey spoke last night at
Point Alexander
DREYFUS INNOCENT.
Masser-rarrl. Ceases, la T.real• tt•- ��
Sellaf Thai 310 111111 Ye steamed to Ike 1
Important Question ()itemised in Inter- lain Warn of over 1,800 wer4asa-
Aral -M. VIMNr ' M.a.I.r Isere
view by Canadian Premie. Cutting Dm ILINwbns.
weals RevWaa of the Cur.
Tomato, 1)r. 22. -Over ow. thou-
sand workmen at the Massey -Berrie Paris, Dec. 32. -Alla weett11g of
tendon M•,1 peeled... • Statement by 81r Company works are to suffer a ire- the Dreyfus committee/en next Nodus,
WaWaled laur,•r a.1.rd,ng the Alaska Sound- duction in their wages of sonlething day M. Victor Mercier, reporter of
ivy Mesa..and the Demand by Canada for over 7 per cent , starting how this the euwmlesiun, and one of the dire,
greeter Power. en N.got•t,on - week. The cowpony explain o
Gaut it Sur, of the hiluistry, ul u r tin'•,e will
le the usual result of the annual ud- '.trio t a report recommending £C-
just Input of the wage scale. afhrting vfriuu ut the caw: u( CuveIY d* -.
all but the better mechanic., the fore- fas• It to nut yet ' report
ked q,
men and officials. The men so uliected whether M. Mereler'y report eitt m-
are uwch worked 4 about the mat- Command revision by the- Court of
ter and assert that no'tuatter what but thiun or by the l'uurt-Martial,
the company cur.. to can It,.,it Is but there is every ,10405 to believe
nothing more or lees than, a cut in that the Court of eussrtlion will how
then* wages which were not, they ' consider the caro in he' light of
Isar gathered be M. Mercier, at the
✓ ay, tau high before. 'rho redoctiuu , some . time passing upon the other
1s out a uniform one. . 11 tll ducunieuts rubwitte•d.
e uwr 1001')3 pay S per cont. andd eah-
Will, it it impossible .lu iprexlict
London, Dec. 22. -IC• A. P.) -The
Mali publlshee au interview with Sir
Wilfrid Laurier by IL. Lucy regarding
Canada and the treaty -making pow-
er. Premier 1.aurirr raid thitt at the
instance of England, Canada. ba,l con-
srated to the Inquiry and looked tor
it to be conducted by juntas hese
trod) partisan prejudice. l'auada hod
entered a protist against the pia- err as hiKh ay 10 and 12. •' what tires will be taken by the-c•uucommissioner/I,nounred type of the American 'mite A egw
gs.• of n•asetls
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eau commissioner/I, but the cuulplaint 1 1'itt•burs' least eke. 22.-8,01,1
t-oeirlin- '100131on, but it iq expected it will at
had received ,cast conrid.•r/
atlun from adopt M ', ercierr cowmenda-
unuatiu❑ war gn.a out •1'.w/erdry lion.
the Colondal Office. t'anediane were that a general reduction.ln wages is d
so certain of the justice of their to be made at all nun -union iron and lee favorable to ,Culitain Breytue, li •the revision of the case shouldd•
case and of the impartiality of Lordsteel',tante In the country that will will be restored. ,tu the army, no
Alverstone that they were confident average about 10 per cent. It is not
of a favorable judgment on the two proposed fu make any official an- butter whit protests i.uny Ire waM•,
points. 1 neuro ement of the cut until after Gut it fr not aervt cd that; hr will
Canadian would not get ever the Christmas. Representative's of the assume active service.
disappointment and were unanimous United States Steel Corporation are M. Mercier's report, it is believed,
1 not only entabliukes slut Ifreyfiix is
In the view that a repetition of she said to have agreed with the lode- innocent of writing the Ilordertau,
Alaska bouudury incident would he pendent intercede upon a uniform
rendered Luposrfblo by ('anade hav- readiustnient of wages of all em- "but' dwells with emphurii on the
mg treaty -making lowers. 1l would pleyes.modifications by M. Greebeling, keep -
nut lead to separation. as the o- Wags. D we 10 Tor Coat. I er of the Aar Office records, of his
I minion would not demand absolute 1 M. Sri beimonm before counsel at Rennes.
treaty -waning powers, but only the Pueblo, .Cha., Dec, 22.--Nuliccer were M. (lriebehng then xwere that Drey-
pusted at the Colorado Fame! and Iron fns was guilty, while the mediO
arrangement of the preliminaries of Worker- yesterday that when the' cation of his testimony now indicates
ill trestles affecting her trade end works resume, which probably will• that the alleged treason was eomwit-
terrrtory, leaving to the sovereign be within a few days. it will be . at' ted by Col. Henry, who was at U.
power the responsibility of vetoing a reduction of 10 per cent. in wages' same time chief• of the Intelligence
them 11 her bitntsters thought It -de- of skilled employes.
arable in the interests of the • Ern Department of the Ministry of War.
ire .The qnes
tion newbut 13 1.1 Tor Cwt. Radaetl.a.
p was not
something would route of it now for Houghton. Mich., stet•. ' 22. -
The
Canada was mightier than in 11382. wages of the iron mine employes of
when the point was neted by Edward
Blake.
To-dyr merle six millions of
people have a passionate conviction
that they have the right to determine
Matters affecting their own commerce
and boundaries. Canada had besought
-the Imperial Government to bring
the Canadian Just claims to court In
the Alabama ease, but I']eglaad wee
afraid of offending the Dotted States
and 10ft ger colonies in the lurch and
much the same had happened In the
Alaskan ease. Had Canada had thel
right to arrange the prellninartco in
the Alaska matter the result of the
inquiry would have been veru differ-
ent.
ifferent. •
Sir Wilfrid said that in the sent
few weeks bet would enlarge on the
subject of the necestety for Canada
forming treaty -snaking powers -In Clew
of the demand having been arclnlmeel
throughout the Ikn:ninlon,
The Mall, commenting on the inter -
%lea editorially„ says: "There 'tunas
to he good roams for Canada's con-
tention. but we are none the hese
hopeful that she will Mee her way
clear to modify her demand."
/Make Mr. re seitw
R. Hawkins writing to The Stand-
ard, says that Andrew 1'attidlu It of
rio Importance, as he ix ups) a mem,,-
her of. the l'rovincial -Parliament,
which. like English County t'ounrilx,
has nothing to du with tariffs. An-
il," b.e; other writer gays that the Colonial
Agent -General has no buslnesat w•Ith
the tariff comminuton. and should
keep aloof from politics like an am-
bassador.
Casailas Apple Trade.
The' Mall says that but for Can-
ed., Americans would have engineer-
ed a corner la apples on the strength
of the failure of the English crop
• last. year. Canada has shipped to
1•:ngland .three »tittle• buabels. and
this year the queutlty would be far
heater. •
WUI IgM Ray seeeala.d.
Lord Strathcooa in an interview
said that the 'announCeotent -that
Canada would purrhaen tireenla•d
was premature. The Intended pure
.chase was not written the range of
practical politics at present.
Mow Jas. 15. •
The first meeting of Joseph Cpam-
berlain's commission of tariff exp. -rte,
which 1e to enquire into the condi-
Gobs of British trade. and lu report
with the object of drawing up a tar.
Of reform bill, will be hell .lan. 1:•.
-• Lr. (.'haaoberlain has accepted the
honorary presidency of the commis- P -
sign. wr'lllrn confession was submitted, ju
tthit% he declared that he had shot
MISSINo PROSPECTORS. the kaptaln deliberately and witli
ptenieditation, Iteause the latt••r
Left 1. Si•eleat. acpi•r• el. Elver Ms. owed heti memo and that he deefrcd
erta V. rue•r.I. •' - to facilitate Ils! te•
trial cauw• he pre -
9 Port Arthur, Dec, 22. -Last August ' Stirred
1O executed Muth,, than re -
Patrick Laren and Patrick McCoy. el
st in, ori to 'Hie conh•usion Milli -
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t ton of Duluth, left on a er Sinter! Lha the prisoner bpd prev-
p 1 rosD« Mindy kilted thine men. For sheeting
trip to explore •tbe roustry In the a anan in Charlemown, Muss . he said
%eiuity of l'ic Inver, that flows into that he had wined, three'Mors in pre
Lake Superior at Pe.i•aula Harbor. eon. ,Ifs had trrvrd., a term in I lava
They !erred provialont for fifty days na for killing a tea`weter, and had
and nothing has been heard from killed a mai maua•(1 Henry 1leeker•
thrm Rind. Their friends are sow on which charge he warn acquitted on
alarmed about them and believe they a technicality.•
are lost. They went out for the pur-
lots of exploring for minerals and SHOTS FOR EVERYONE.
timber, true latter especially in re•
- gard to pulp wood
the Oliver Mining Company, whit•h is
les iron ore end of the steel trust:
will be reduced 131 her cent .• on
Jan. 1.• ,'•
ssirie 31111. 01ot..
Joliet, I11., Dec. 22. -The co•vict
er and billet . mills of the Illinois
Steel Company, ' nnyydoying 1.0011
111011, -closed ' dew n ) esbel•day. l'rrsi-
dent Eugene J. Bi1fflnl(tun gave Jan.
15 as the date of probulih reeun ip-
(ion. Four thousand, steel 'laborers
at South Chil•etgo, employes Of, the
Illinois Steel Company, have been
notified that they will ne laid oA_
next - Thiu•aday.'..' 'I'btril•un hundred
eutployes . hate alrradv been dis-
charged. "he reeson gise•n the uirn
for their dismissal ix•needgd repairs.
Idle 1 Winks. •
Pittsburg. I'. , Dec. 22. -'tie
(ilassport sloop Mille n•sum.•d opera-
tions v.•sterday, slier a shut -down of
several weeks. Smile of the 1000450
sues ; retarded to work at reddced
wags. 'Hie rwlurtione vary (rout •20
to 35 per rent. -
- • Aabel..c.$ Cider Ib. N..
.l'hieugo. las.. 22. -There was nei
sign of peace id' `the livery elrlt`ers'
strike )eaterduy. Antt)ulenrew have
come under the ban of the striking
piekete. and police may 1s' neecasary
to man the conveyances of the sick.
'Efforts to wattle the strike were made
by outside indnrnres yesterday. -
ANSWER OF JAPAN.
ANs •.Mia to •oe•sellett Canals game.
Mal Polon la Min Wesly to Japan-'
woe As lluaataa.
Tokio. Dec. 22. -Japan's reply to
Auntie w us handed to Baron de Bon -
en yesterday attnrnoun, at a con-
ference between the ,Russian Minister
• and Foreigm Minister koinurit at the
ltuesoin 1.•gutiom:
It is in no way in the nature of
■u ultinlatuui, but abs asks ltuo In
to reconsider certain essential point,
in her reply to Japan. Baron de
Rosen es now sudirteetly recovered to
rewwe• the negotiltntions
.
PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON.
*,fife. Coalitions .f salsas Cook Adults
• Few Marlon. -
New York; 1)e. 22. -When Frank
Henry Winless,. a Ship's took, w•a3
placard un trial in Brooklyn yes(i•rduy
for the murder Nov, 10 of Captain
Geo. B. 'Townsend. she skipper of the
other w h.otner Charles Buckley, the
Jhoner admitted his guilt, and a
lasu.g•r• wore n.0■ed.
Seattle, Wa.h , Dec. 22 -The
'ateamshlp Ferrallon reached Seattle
ir.terday. ha, ing on hoard the pas-
•.engrrs of th.• oterdue ('anndian
•,ramohip Amur The Amur lett Skag-
w'ny. liar 1 i and nn the 11th ran
irtn Harbor Reef, at the entrance to
Port Sitnpaon Ss. pulled off. but in
i dr,ing en broke her tail shaft. She
rrni-hed the wharf at Port Simpeon.
IT Edge. the bank teller. who ein-
heTzlet about $110,000 ni the Ands
ef the Firat National Bank of Peter-
sen N .1 was yesterday eentenced
to imprisonment of saves years in She
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Bryan Visits 411i•
Prderehurg. Dec 22 -WHIM* ,
'the Audience lasted 15 minutes. Mr
Bryan will Mayo for Perlin to -da
NI•1•1 arid Was •rr•allrol.
4r, I.:ether street. was locked up Met
night on the serious charge of threat-
enIng to shoot with intent to kill.
1, Itoche had rands good hie threat:,
the Palmer House would have been
turned into • private hospital or
morgue. Thole whom he intended to
put uut of the way are his wile,
Mary, 3. C. Palmer, Charlet( ..Pithner
and Fred..Weiekart. However, Con-
stables Soekett and Irwin arrested
the would-be ehooter before anY
damage wan done. De had no revol-
ver, anyway. lioche's viife, Mary,
has been art employ.• of 'he Palmer
Homes for none time. Rote. is a
brother of Jack Itoche,, (h.(' pugifillt•
a.. T. PACIFIC DEPOSIT.
CebNMs of Shot rreareeee M../.
Quoted 1. L..lo. at Iron 103'1. 103
Tinsels for, bpr.vewts.
Montl�al, Dec, 22. -The report -
lima the :rand Trunk l'arifc Rail-
way had ' p2iited with t'.o• Detain-
tun Guternn, : It the Mcg - guaran-
tee of five mi ion dollars con-
firmed at. the 1, and Trunk . feral
offices yesterday. 'the deposi, has
been made by a j tioli of the st
preterenee bonds, tae . a few mon
ago, and authorized y the than
holders iot (ID (Irond Tr k Railway.
They are 41 per cent. hon s, and are
quoted -in London at from 001 to
1.3. They .carry u lirrt 11)
QUT OE CAR WINDOW. . I
Juin From :Train (Idol 5111, Si H. Cut Nte l
1)rest.
NOMINATIONS MONDAY.
Oa. Illamad.
Nonillion, Doc. 22. -The coroner's
jury last eveniag brought In * ver-
dict 10 th,• effect that Hobert Smith.
the Allendale brakeman. who was
killed here last Wednesday night,
came tn hi• death as the result of as
accident and no one wideblanied,
upon
the preperties . of tie': (brand Trunk
Ilailway,\and were 'originally issued
for the purpess: of iniprovenients to
the liriind Think- System, such as
company. have been abb. to draw
from revenue' of t road to com-
plete the improvemen in question, ..
rather than .from capita account,
TERRIFIC AND FATAL FIRE.
New York Tiro Clinf inn ills LI* la
flare* factory' fin.
New York, Dec. 22. -The famous
"Nines'' tire lalarui, summoning more
fire apparatus then any other• alarm
provided tor by New York's lire de-
partment. was sounded last night for
a terrific lire which deetruyed the
six -storey factory building ,of the
Herrmann- Furniture •nd Plumbing
Cabinet Wprks at 1148-192 Mott
street, and the fouratorey vernier' fac-
tory bf tbe limn run under- the nano
of the II. Herrmann Lumber Com-
pany. A quarter of a million dolldris
damage was done.. Battalion Chief
of two great wails of the factory.
the Italian inmates of the tenenienti
etipoeite. and in the rear of ihe burn
ing buildings, and the firemen and po-
lice reserves from three precincts had
the utmost difficulty in -getting the
twin:M.10 the street.
West hetat-Herhert S. Clements,
Halton -J. S. Deacon. Milton, Llb-
pressure wil be -brought to bear
iltron Colombia by several European
powers to prey war between that
country and the L Red States. The
first step in this d ection has • bees
taken already by sen
foreign pow-
ers , through their .preeentativis
here. who havl informe (ben. Reyes
of the futility- of ah att t by .Co-
loinbia to Aoki, eclaring
that it will result. only M recipit-
ating the Bogota llovernme into
war with the United Stater. and
have said to him thee the remit of
bitch a catastrophe Colombia he
must realize, If this is not sufficien
the representatives of theme ,countries
•t Bogota will be instructed to, in-
form President Marroquin that Co-
lombia can expect no sympathy front
the European powere' in any Move
mhe may make on Panama, which
would inevitably involve her In war
with the United States. The mem-
bers of the diploinatk• corps have
beovi informed by Gen. Reyes himself
-that he fears he cannot check his
people much longer.
Colniablaa Troops Laud.
Colon. Der . 22. -In forma t ion has.
been reeeivest here that about one
hundred Colombian t room; have
landed at the Island of Pelee, north-
west of -Cape Tiber'', which IN Siltl-
SAM at the western esteem'. of the
)it 0%1 11. tif4.-A mail Jumped
tlo.oush the window of a.'c}rr on the
C.1'.11. exjireew'beta-yen •2'.aud 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon while it
wag siknrling into' Ottawa about six
m11)ea from the city'. Only two other
pasw•ugeI1 Wete iu the car at the
time. They heard the crash of glare
and ttjrned to Mee a pair of ,toot din
uppear1ng through tee broken win-
dow. One of the two sistttaturs hur-
ried to Ulterior end of the car for
,the condta:tor, but by the time • he
taught the olllciul the train was sev-
eral. lulls* from the eetene-orf -lbs oc-
currence.
lecurlence. On reahiug Ottawa a
light engiuu wale sent out to u point
About three mikes (his side of Bell's
Corner.. 'There the wean who had
tirade the wild leap wus-lound lying
behind etetence with his-tthruat cut.-
The
ut:'rhe jump had Wily bruised him and
with u kuifo he then reveredhe
jugular vein. From a letter in". his
clothes he ix believed to be John
Work of Arcola, Assu. ''Nark was a
passenger on the truin bound for
Montreal. 110 had a ticket from
Moose Jaw to St. Jolla, N.B., and
was supposed to b., on his way to
Wehsford, I'etersvillo parish, feseeti's
county, New Brunswick.• Tb. body
was brought here 111111 plated in the
morgiw. The deceased Was apparent-
ly
an
nt-
Iy between thirty anil forty yours of
ago. The letter found on him was
from LanieI W'a-k, who is evidently
a brother, and who resides at Wells-
ford, New ' Brunswick. '!'here was
aa baggage check en the body.
orotter Bsptie.wfll hold an inquest.
15.1 Prl.sl By Mistake.
Ingersoll, Dec. 22. -]rise Minnie Mc-
Graw of Detroit, who, with Miss
Maud O'Connor of the same place, is
visiting 1 mher parents over Christmas,
uncovered a 22 calibre revolver yes-
terday morning while doing home-
work, and not knowing it was load-
ed, pointed it at her friend. The
weapon was discharged and the bul-
let entered, the right side of Miss
O'Connor', • nose. Fatal results are
nut anticipated.
- 0. Milled. 11 leptreee,
MARRIED WOMAN ELOPES. Gulf of Darien The Inland of Pines
is in Panama- territory.
Mosso Sad Calkins.
Port Arthur, Dee. 22. --Mrs. Koh-
lishean named lianiel Fillmore, who
Northern •ethedit, have .eloped, It ie
fultelooeti the have gone east. • Mr..
.kiihier ha* been einployed in Big
Master mines and during the sunuuer
hasexpent but little time at tit
Mrs. -Kohler and her paratitotir had
become intiluute durinieille. absence
of her husband. and • a hitter from
Kohler' enclosing s, chemie for 5;5
and stating that he would h •
to upend Christmas Tesidted In the
flight. Two small children, one eix
months old. leery left ter. neighbors
to cure for. lite last heard of then'
Was at Copper Cliff. Ont.
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Trento Ithrroisli Row Coast..
Sault Ste. Marie'. MiCh., Ike. 22 -.-
Although the total traffic through the
ship canals at this place for the year
just domed shOwed a falling off of
1,286.700 net tone, all of this de-
crease has occurred on the _ traffic
through the American canal, the Ca-
melia, canal, being 778,1434 , tons
i excess ot last year. Building »tone
hahows a falling off .fsf 45 per rent_
t• while both wheat and flour Mow loin
20 per cent. 'rhe only record which
showed any considerable ince was
that of.hard coal; in mei 1 'rinr
cent. lacrease Is noted
Cettinge, Montenegro, Dee. 22.-A
Christ i an Indio, • and Deo Christian
gendarmes' have been Murdered by
The'' victiener were recently
appointed to their posts in conform -
wheel' of Austria MOM.
Madrid. Dec. 22.-Arcording to the
feeCtor the marriage of King Alfon-
so to his couetn, Melee del Mir.
aged 13, daughter of the infanta
Maria de la l'az.
EMUS FROM THE WIRES.
Kansas, City, Dec. 22. -Tho Met-
eor, the test trate on the St. Louis
and San l'eaneisco liailwn,y, was,
-wrecked at Godfrey. 15 miles "meth
'rho train ran into a switch and all
wept the sleeper were derailed and
turnbd over. Nine persens were kill-
ed and over twenty &mitred. The
crew of a freight train left the
switch open and the Meteor lumped
the track and rolled down • .sinall
. Ninon Sursoill Re Goa
Wilkezellarre, Pa.. Dm. 22. -An ex-
plosion of gas OcCurred in the Not-
tingham mine of the Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company, at Ply-
mouth. yesterday. Eleven men were
- seriously, burned, two of them feta -
ORIGINATORS OF MASSACRE.
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I tilit-apared to deliver
tir:t quality greea, cordwood
in one cord lots or -1 cord.
CORDWOOD .
Dry stovewood, cut, split
and delivered at $.1.50 a ton.
All kidds and sizes of bard
and soft coal kept on hand at
reasonable prices.
Dealer in Coal, Wesel, Lime Kiel
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•galast Jews.
Kishineff, Bessarabia, Dec. 22. -
Two Hessians naMeid Gnetschin and
Marosieik. who have been on trial
charged svith murdi.e as the authors
of the matteacro of Jews here laat
spring, were sentenced' yesterday to
von and tivo years penal iervitude
Fe oeetively.
oteetwo-• other, persons- charged
with ing involved iu the massacre
are tenced to • periods rang ng
from on to two years each. One
person .1 eentenced to six months
acquitted, w le civil actions brought
&menet the a used were dismissed.
The costs, of t 0 prosecutions 'must
be paid by the onvicted persons.
Detroit, Mich. -Miss Lillian Abeam
of Liverpool, England, ia talented
harpiet, 01 child at Harper Hospital,
Awed 20. Shit was taken 114ck with
typhoid fever while filling •an engage-
ment •t. the 'reinter. Theatre.
Albany; N.V.-Frank Boman, aged
12. weAl accidentally shot and killed
Sunday evening by rOVolVer in the
hands of his sixteen -year-old brother.
The). were examining the pietol,
Which neither thought ,was loaded.
• Adis, Abele, 'Ethims.-Feworted
by SeVi•IVII thousand EtItiOpian mold -
ere the American mime to-Eniper-
Skinner of Marmeilles, entered the
Abyssiniun hapital on Friday. when,
•Ileged Sipper Vale; Arrest.
.New York, Dec. 22. -Dy the arrest
yesterday of Emil Totterman. •
Swedish sailor, the police' believe
that they have cleated lin the Mys-
tery in the intirder of 'tearah Martin.
rent, on the East River front.
watt fully identified ,hy Jame,. Kelly.
tfie pnipriet or of tee- hone, his wife
and other person,' es 'the man who.
ori Saturday night. aceotniumbel
Sarah Martin to the room' ite which
Mar body was found.
Plane Cowls@ to Ciaaada.
Victoria. B.C. Dec. 22.-Chiese
latiorers are said to he rushing into
Canada by The hundreds to evade the
head tax of 5500 on every Chinaman
that enters Canada after' Jan 1,
They are Sow required to pay bet
550. The steamer Doric, which re-
resitly .arrived at San Francinco,
from the Orient. brought AO Chinese,
who woke imtnediately shipped to
Victoria. The Jammers liner hipline%
Maru, just arrived, brought 79 Chin-
es". and the Meaner Omni, cerried
149 Mongolian'', all of whom are la
transit to tensest.
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110 matter bow -pure" the 1 is la-
beled nor how careful we are, Isons
enter. Were we not provided w er-
mine especially designed to look ter
these poisons,. human life would s
perish. The kidney's are the filters 0
the blood. They catch the poison le
the food and expel it from the systeM.
That ls. they do these thing"; when
they are In healthy and vigorous con-
dition. 1Vbeit they are weak. or over-
worked. or clogged. or handicapped hy
degree. they do their assigned work
More or less imperfectly. or uot at all.
'When the kidneys are not working
'Well. the poition which should pass
from the eysten1 is returned to the
blood, to circulate through the body.
Excess of nrle acid in the blood causes
Inflammatory. muecular or articular
theumatiant, for one thing. and those
Who have etiftered from any of the
forms of this distressing and danger-
ous malady will %ay that thie Is
enough. Tbe best authorities on the
subject. however, believe that this Is
Only a small part. and that to kidney
irregularities nre doe a long train of
lbodily ailments. e The kidneys often
give warning. tie:nigh not always and
not always In time, of the dangers
which menace the body from their an
normal condition. Among these date
fer signals are weakness of the back.
pains or aches in tbe region of the
kidneya, Irregularity of the bowel'
and kidney *Ireton. chills. feverlsbnese,
puffy eyes. brick dust deposit or cloud -
the ankles or writes. When any of
thetle Pymptoms appear blood potion.
fog to a certain extent Is undermining
the fabrie of life. The result of the
latest resenreh into kidney trouble*
le
and th nit- etre 19 the viege:rehbileeh nirsepputari
atlon known as BneTn.
. It may be ptirchnee4 at any drug sten
ta boxes of 50 pills at 50 cents. 11
/were well 'to pity no beed to efforts
to anbatItote other so-called rtinsedles
VW this dangerees condition, as Btteilli
embodies ell that tbese have with the I
addition of the Intestandreflate decoy.
fries and enhanced altIll In preparS,
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Holiday Millinery
may suggest momething you want in Millinery Ooods. My
:dock o( Hate and ail millinery material is always kept up to
dale and onlete will at MI times receive the very beet of
Good asaortment of Readr-to-wear Hats.
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show you • of tem lines. They will .rest von.
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We have just opened out a fresh supply of "Joseph Rodgers" table and pocket cutlery; Merridan Britannia Co.'s
"1847" knives, forks and spoons; R. Wallace & Son's "1835" spoons and forLs; carvers in CRACS, butter dishes, biscuit jars,
berry bowls, berry spoons, butter knives, pickle dishes, pickle forks, crumb trays, razors, shears, scisiors, hand sleighs,
ladies' hockey skates, mens and boys' hockey skates, hockey sticks. pucks, shin pads, etc., etc.
A Bissells carpet sweeper make,' a vety useful present for mother !
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