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MUNICIPAL NOMINATION. --
" Abziorate s U fittPARIT TO FIGHT
Stratford.--james Stamp wit • iV013
01eas. g.Sairiclees,ditoe and. Reap deo re-elected mayor by iteelematioe. '
Godericie—Mayor, NT., Ceneeron
*1. 902 (aeelamation).
Atioal*",d,--Maeroe, 13etebe1'
(acelne).
Uullett-L-ReeVe, Alex. Leitch, Com
clitoris. Robert Ferrish. Wou Moon
THLTRSDAT, Jaa
NOTE8 4,4\7i 003.1jaNTS
It -was announced cut •Saturday that
t-Jee deputation, front the Methodist Win. Patterson, Reill'V Warren, re
church and the Domittiori ime, who turned by acclamatiou.
wish to interview the Provincia/ ear,- Biyth.--ilee‘,e. Sims. Councillors
eranient on the prohibition question McNalley. Milne, Sloan, Stothers, ue-
will be received tit the Parliament climation. School trustees, Slater.
buildings on Friday next. Wettlaufer, McCommins, Potter, Bra
vtOSSUSIAT WTWMOMINY ovit
vwcrarEtut. '
Pear 'Mai SomettituR, "-tfiw be Pone
toi4 th lee pootrioe--.
or the Pre*eoce or
Vatted -Stotes
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, Stephen—Reeve, Sam . Sweitzer,
SPUR 017.1.:WA CITIZ1PN sAYs. rv Willert. Councillors/ Fred. Wuerth,
Four men Are UnW Making their way tits. McKeeve 'William Anderson
out on foot 400 miles over a winter trail Stephen Webb, William Yearley, Geo.
front Dawson City in order to make a Kellerman.
further trip of .1,000, nines at their own Vsborne—Iteeve, W ni. Delbridge,
expense to Halifax, that they way en- Councillors. R. eammi Jos. aawUins.
.3ist hi the Canadian Mounted. Rifles to Jim. Moir and Jas. Ballentyne. Old
dglit for their Eing in Smith. Africa. conucli ti",- acclamation.
Tockersinitif —Reeve, Doig and /for -
top. Conueillors, Black, Aikenlaead.
The sari drowning accilleets that retteesee, ebopman, Elie, Mc:cough.-
aie happeuirg almost daily shows the ton.
folly and dan_ger of sk.ating on rivivs • Goderk.h_croutiemors, jas,, Ame
and streams before a complete enrface entosb, „N„ Il„ Smith, Geo, Porter, W.
is Inutile of the lee areas, After a a Int nev W A ljeKbn, Robert
couple of promising rives ore sacrifIced, Thomps". W j.R Rome. 5r Niebo1.
is a PLIv'ra t1,14( (4e'le° i5fre(' eon. David. Geo. Riltiatti
ilirmtt drudger spots. Rink skating e. number, jn C„ Martin, jn
ts decidedly' safer ahholtgb, more eon. I ' •4
Then. Nitftel, J. W. Smith,
W. V. Goode. I Kidd.
Winglicon— Mayor. Richard Van -
Few people dreantpt tint the British stone, Mel). Councillors._ Thos., Bell
that-vent/tent are feeding 4114 Shelter. wm.,,u.omes, Rat. meindt-io, J.Irwin
ing 2S0,0,14de Boer women E1110(t. W. F. vitustone. awl 3. B
:4014.214. Tio-,..rvou. of inerfelity is highSwartz._ .
:tnI6t:nlut elteuges me to be maile in o Vd,;(51 Arawau°heellee'vv, Me,
the concentration mums which will iqt0litart fovea, vinurblurs. ratrielg
rt,1111(,4,. tiro ant stM the tees re -1 4 Connor„ Chas. Taylor, Win, Cameron
iliuhr; t1rat. for tha, first thee el and F. AS Mallough 1rneclittuation)
Otstiiry of the worla a nation at wiu. fleevielt--I,feeve, J. J. Orem:and W
New Tort:, Dee. $0,—The Wriabinaton
correspondent of The Times Fays Eer-
imps 'trouble between the United States
Ara cermany is said to be possible be -
cline of the movenidet Germany is leak-
ing1e oeree Venezuela into paying a.
debt. It Ls not even Witted that the
circumstances Pow surrounding tbe
movement indicate A disagreement be-
tween this comtry arid the Xaiser's
Goverment, but that Gerniaity limy 40
seniethieg to cause friction is regarded
tiS. nc. Means impossible, A large
number of important vessels attached to
the United Ste e navy ;tee going alnut
lia a leisurely and digni2ed way in lo-
calities that are not far removed from
where the Cter.rans are likely to do their
work. If Octruany makes a move that
rum up ;against the Monroe doetriee
will be celled to aegoitet inetanter. Ger-
reenv will net be allowed to& anything
that eeems to tend toward permanent
• occupalley Of tiny territory until she has
given eatbfactory wsuritliCes that tile
•oecupanez,1 nil! um be perineuent. Initt
rill terminate within a stated plied.
'This is about the po.,itien this countr• ,v
bin taken. awl taereieny lies excepted.
elide-, Brawl dou tor Cie v.-envois:tied' -1-• (' Strong',
elaildreta the &Ei1 11e11117 Schuller. John SPence, Tho.?,
spite of 1?.1.1rN lar,log....inta thou 14*Aash itw MeNee. John
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, the lent* nielt ie in the vidO ity of the
' febrA of >eartarita (an id toad in tbe
•, ('aribbean Sea belonging to Veneeeelei,
, where the Venezuelan fleet. h 4 been cep.
e entree ed.
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1 MORE SMALL -PON CASFS
Toronto. Dee.23.----Fifteeti lien' Stliall- B ille...D Bid A Li PIJALEI
' . a '' ri a -1 I BO' T ' I
,, ,,,, much bad feelime between erhir-b Ise new Wil • 1 . ill a D .
H...1,.. a:. at 1.1u,:yrz..., ,:it, ttow, say- , tryek. to.day. In illivigh timiethip, utor,yrixt NOT ReertSretm 111Tu
qie -Inivoentas 1,16,134nut WWI .. :RI Kent eounty, eight new raFeN are re.
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st 41 It 1.1" porte.1 in tWo families, prm
eeiiably NESIV AGREIPAMNT.
?a:MI tti say vilirli tor tvbere it inuyenId, traceable to Dover township. Five
Beeauset etnne peel& liave had or more (melee are reparted from illumine
znurinte te no ullInion of the'P tamp near Massey Statiesa, eVer.Onia.
own, their lainines.eleis been boyeotted Single eases are reported in 1-sbcalie
and the danger is that r( .2.11 front township, Hurou county, and at Buck -
country *8' well as town may followraddiet, camptt -whittley.
This state of affairs is much to be re- •
geetted, especially when it can be 'WITH MUCH DIFFICULTY.
traced to those who NVete Sapp,t1S0d
Windsor, Ont., Dec. 27 —Vtlien Mrs.
to she* better exempla, One of
there will be away shortly, but he has Henry Paquette, of Sandwieh East*
.eown the seed of discord and these who was awakened last night by the crack -
remain, instead of Hying peaceably to- ng of of fire she opened her bedroom
door in great haste, and the flames at
gether as they did before his coming,
once leaped into the room and caught
will have to fight it out between them -
in her night-dresse The frightened woman
selves, while he will be fattening
new astures
was burned, but not serioinly. Her
p.
• husband jumped oot of bed and the
two grabbed their three children and
Clinton: 'A very charming wedding managed to get out ma the house just
took place in St. Paul's Church on in time. The house and all the furni-
Saturday, the 28th Dec., when Dr. J. to thture was destroyed. Loss about $1,000.
Y. Eon, of Toronto, led e ess
altar Miss -Marga.ret jeroirna Homes HOW IT IS DONE
,of Clinton. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. 0. R. Gunne. Apart The first object in life with the
num_ Canadian people is to "get rich" the
from the invited guests a large
g
her of town's-people:were present, to second, how to -regain ood health,The first can be obtained by energy',
witness the ceremony, as the bride
was highly esteemed in the commun-
honesty and seeing; the second, (good
ity. During the service the choir health) by using Green's August
rendered appropriate music. The
happy pair left the church to the
strains of Mendelssoho's wedding
march, which was well rendered by
the talented -organist, Miss Bentley.
The guests then repaired to the home
of the bride, where a, bubstential wed-
ding breakfast was spread, after pax, -
taking of which the happy pair left, by
the three o'clock train for ..the east,
and will make their home in Toronto.
SIX RESOUHD, ONE DROWNED.
St. Ca1,1;arines, Dec. 28. ---About 6 CHILDREN MARRIED AT SARNIA.
o'clock to -night seven small children,
ranging in ageg from. go merhile skat- „ Port Huron Mich. 26.— A bride
ing on a pond near the Grand Trunk of 13 and a groom aged. 17 were the
freight sheds in 'Vie/Tilton, broke contracting parties to a marriage
through the ice, and all had narrow solemnized at Sarnia yesterday-, and
escapes from drowning. Six of them the circumstances of which •are under
were reseiteca'but one little girl named investigation by the prosecuting °fa-
Floesie McDonald is still under the ice. cers here. The beide is Ella Sharp,
William Darling heard thesscreams of who lives with her mother and step -
the nrifortunate, children. He very father, Mr. and Mrs. Buffington, at
heroically grabbed a pole and jeniped the corner of Commercial and Sarnia
into the icy water. Six of the little streets, while the youthful groom is
blower. Should you bee despondent
sufferer from any of the effects of
Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, Ap-
pendicitis Indigestion, et9., such as
Sick Headache, Palpitation of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Cost-
iveness, bizztness of the Head, Nerv-
ous Prostration, Low Spirits, etc., you
need not slitter another day. Two
doses of the well-known "august
Flower will relieve -you at once. Reg -
tiler size, 75 cts. You can get Dr. Ge
G. Green's reliable remedies at
0 LUTZ'S.
ones clung to each other. One succeed- Nelson Dabol, son of Mrs. C. Dabol, of
ed in getting' hold of the pole Mr, Dari- Michigan street. The ceuple went to
• Ing held and had strength enough to Sarnia yesterday, accompanied by the
hold on and bring his comrades, wieh little girl's mother and. stepfather, -and
him mit of the water. The other little in rirpeuring the license the ages were
girl by this time had sunk from view giVeu as 16 and 18 years respectively..
and drowned. Dr. Vanderburg- and When Prosecuting Attorney Cady be -
others after au_ hour's work restored to came Cognizant of the affair this morn
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life the six children; rlrive of them, it 'trig be started an ,inyestigatiati, bat it
Wasfeared,could not TDO brought to, but is not likely that it would come under
after some reinetes showed signs of the jurisdiction of the Canadian courts.
life and at seven o'clock were said Though the mother claims the girl to
to be out of clanger, The names of be 16 years 014, birth records at the
the children rescued were: Four Ram- county clerk's office indicate that she
seys, 0110 'McDonald and one Lea ine3r. was but 13 years old December 5,
Flossie Yfcl)onald was 9 years old, and Young Dabol has been working at tbe
. • , Grand Trunk freight sheds, and will
merritton. 1, ve with his bride at her mot ei
'Report of a Preterit nvess Atter the
Protocol Was Signed—A . Citillun
Despatch Contradicts the Wash-
ington View.
Washington, Dee, 30.-0)&10. adviees
received in diplomatic quarters here in -
dictate that the Chili -Argentina eontro-
veiny is again opened. According to
these advices the Argentine Minister
has ixdornted the Chilian Foreign Office
that he is unable to concur in all of the
terms which were already agreed upsn
heretofore and signed. In partiteler
he specified two points on which the ar-
gentine Goyernnient refused to sub-
scribe first, the withdrawal of police
from Ultima Esperanza province, 1311d,
second, the submission to Great Britain.
The formal refusal of Argentina, to sign
has not yet been submitted, but the
informal statement of the Minister to
the China's Foreign Office is regarded
aa a. serious interruption, if not a ter-
mination, of the proposed settlement,
Santiago De Chili, Dec, 28.—Senor
Portela, the Argentine Minister to Chili,
has not ineisted upon the modification of
the protocol "seemed by representatives
of the two countries, Ile will leave. for
I3uenoe Ayres on Sunday.
Washington, Dec. 29.—Advices re-
ceived by Senor Infante, the Milian
'Charge, to -day conkmed the news that
Argentina cannot accept all the terms of
the prof:ova heretofore s'igned for the
Settlemetif,of the dispute add that some
v w neeessary lfl
the- enstrement.
Senor Infante continues to express his
firm coevictions that there will be no
war because of the present misunder-
standing.
,,CANNoN BALL" WitECIED.
Railway Accident ort the Boston ale
Maine on Saturday.
Nashua, N.H., Dec. 28.—A dense fog,
and a misplaced sIviteli hi the north yard
•of tile Boston & Maine Railroad in this
City caused the wrecking. of the "Cannon
Ball" express, bound from Montreal for
Doeton, at 8.25 o'clock this morning.
Twe men were killed instantly, and
about half a dozen persons were injured.
The engineer and fireman were killed.,
aSieivuer,avlerepa.bsrsuenisgeedr$ buotf "ienainurnioens
were not serious..
Chat nu Ce D evt, ice Married.
Nice, Dee, 28. -e -The marriage . of Sen-
. ator Chauncey ai. Depew to Miss May,
Palra.er at the American Church here.
hes lmen concluded. This cereniOny,'fol-
lowed.. the celebration of the Catlailie
roan tage vieo at lc,rotre
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e CARNEGIE OFFER ACCEPTED.
Stratford, Ont., Dec. 20.---A special
lecting of the public library boatel
WaS Iltlid 011 Tuesday evening when
an offer of $12.000 from Mr. Andrew
'Carnegie, the multi -millionaire, for a
public library in Stratford Was brought
before the board. The conditions ac-
companying the offer are that the
city provide a free site and expend,
annually one-tenth of the amount of
donation of $12.090 for the mainten-
anee of the library, it was resolved,
by a unanimous vote, that the offer
be accepted and that the council he
recommended to cotuply with the con-
ditions of the donation. It is under-
stood that this offer is the „result of
overtures made to Mr. Carnegie by a
member of the board actingteeSitirely
on his own responsibility. The local
circumstances were laid before the
'millionaire with the above ntentioned
result
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Ottawa, Dec. 28. —Stanislas Lacroix,
found guilty of the murder of his wife
and an old man named Thomas, was
to -day sentenced by judge Curran in
Hull to be hanged on March21. After
sentence was passed, Lacroix said he
would commit suicide before he would
be hanged. The crime for which La-
croix is to bear the heaviest penalty
of thelam was committed August 21,
1900, at Montebello. About a year pep-
yious Lacroix and his wife had e dis-
agreement and separated. On August
23rd, 1900, Lacroix, who had been
drinking heavily, purchased a revolver,
and on the following day he called at a
neighbor's house where his wife was
staying, and shot her dead, and also
Thomas, who was in the house. He
then barricaded himself in house,
and for several hours defied arrest.
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BEET SUGAR ENTEAPRISE AT
• LINDSAY.
Lindsay, Ont., Dec. 27.—At a meet-
ing of the central committee .of the
sugar beet enterprise held here to -day,,
it was decided to take hold- of the
canvass for the 5,000 acres required.
N. Elockin created enthusia,sin by of-
fering to be one of 25 to subscribe $1,-
000 each for the purpose of building
a factory should it, becoMe" necessary,
and the -municipality refused to do so.
Messrs, Shannon and Ellis, delegates
to Michigan, were given charge of the
canvass, whichwill be conducted in
five townships, and foe which the
County Council has already voted the
money:. The water and rail faeilities
for bringing beets from a large area
of country, the remarkable showing
of the test plots and the enthusiasm
of those Intel ested, justify the belief
that a factory can be secured for this
town
LOCAL OPrivrox is strong in fayor of
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colds with absolute certainty. ,..Plea,s-
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Mayor William Still of 'Orangeville
died suddenly in his office.
Mr. Geo. Elliott's store at Crandall,
Man., was robbed of $1,000 in Union
Be nk bills on Christmas night.
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those suffering fi om severe coul.,dis
and hemorrhages, is used with the
gren test ben efi L. Ida ufm, tured by
the Davis' & 'Lawrence Ce,. Ltd,
.Tacoh I3ennett3 of Baden, was crush-
ed to death` by a tree falling upon, bine,
The leanly of Rev. Colin Sinclair^ of ne
St. Thomas are suffering froni poison
contained in deemed salmon.
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