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t >R VEL SAILS. tinetcar Cern if they eec pe rein the blood -
1 hire! } t ribrn bloc ku1g the road, for the
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country :round le devastated for several
Quits Naples for Messina and nee.' +.eir,al.
n 1A'halt' ver will Ire the mite0in0 of the
Mombsa. •lltentie,u, it is feared 1hitt appalling. loss
of human life tenet moue. 1t Tabriz
Quite a ii e— 'lugt French hiree within r0urll or iEurope. paraan-
Had tlltop(c pr,dtttle ,lottldl t>; busily preparing
Think of Enol.,
to help 1 ratiu the inevitable deiounee-
ulent, hut in Asia there is little human-
- . iterian sett t.iinent,atel the initebitauts of
a.pleet,April 12.•••--A fter flooding ;,vel- Tabriz lime nowhere to 104: for assist-
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terda,y afternoon and evening :aNhore in antis- noes:III& are sit' ring death in
iln' fare. will: the knnw'1ed�g'•ee that tlu're
Naples, wllerc he was given ail entttlt4r etre he 00 e eeape,
lzastio welcome by the rhatives of the
xity, 'Theodore Roosevelt began the sec•
e)nd stage of his journey to the least.
African Protcctoratte ancg 1'galad e short-
ly after midnight last night, on beard
the steamer Admiral. 111 is due at
In Worse Condition Than These of
TORONTO POOR
Mombasa.
April 2L England.
Mr. Roo'devedt will leatvr the Admire 1 ,
fora short visit to the rains of Messina..
He found on beard the steamer Signor 1r d
rinche, the prefect. of Meesina, who b1 IlCmart{ lzle Statement Made By
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order of Premier Inolitli, e:ulae np to
Naples to accompany Mr. lRuo,evelt, on
leis inspection of the: city.
Another passenger on board the Ad-
-Mint is F. C SlloS Se1os, the n •dish i 1
author and big genie hunter.
Mr. Sates is .a,n uld friend of 11r. 1
Roosevelt, and d't:tt, given a Cordial mot -
come. Tire well known hunter euid he
-.mould he most happy to join Mr. hoose- I
vett in bits game (•hooting+, in the neigh-
borhoccdl of Nairobi, and Mr. Roosevelt I
expressed his eatiefaction. at this pro-
:1n1se of his tome:ln\ and the benefit of 1
bis.-eraprderier:cs.
A. ris.EN, i p1EIt.
Paris. April 1"2. -Thr Freuell plass iN
displaying gree:, lettere e1 and euriositV'
it
Theodore inieec•telt. A majority of
the Prot:Pia ec-" eepond, me sent to N;i
pies to etroniele ,.heir impressions ett
Mr, Rowave.;' cent. that :he fernier pres-
:Ident ter the IOei;ed S'nt s is absorbed
in himeeet, They ,teeerihe hie eabirn aar
filled frith leis leen holed:. ai.I littered
with p'`tettograpb' of himself and the
members e e' tad. family.
14r, Reweevelt talked freely-, but prin-
cipally emelt hineself and his %%ark. the
correspondent*. >ay, and be manifested •
a dispoetE n te. "preitrh." In his Vont''r-
sation h. t !tt ? eti upon in. knit lterbedee•
er anceei ry .Ven 1r-- eNnt Ilene(•: al':- 't
tn.tnthlnan in ?'t e. ➢ i we.et.
Tar/Ong •u pelities, polities,he said he had in January.
ele.•te 1 o l,rt eicieney. al' )a rep.
-resentenive ,1r ,.one•,y against the pow• ` ---
ters of god... 'roro!tt0. A 1(11 12. • Tee tent .ria
the 1)ut1ii!li d rt .. '+•e'
ixunt.Tl of o11 'for
English Clergyman.
Toronto de prttell: Rov. 1)1•. 13d niauilli
t:regore, of the etarehester and Salford
\li��iuu, l:ngr'.and. turuiring hest night in
Dunn Avenue 1lethodi-t Churrh 110 su-
eial renditions in the great English, ieit•
les, .tate-heater in leaartieula r, 'tunicae
hie 1i .al ere by the' 1idioming etata-
m• ut> :
Phis afterllo+a 1 paid a licit with
your pastor and the 1'reeident of the
Methodist Cenreretwe to some 'of your
simile in .leis beautiful city, tate 1 ant
tree i0 (:'0Itese ll/at in all my work
airnoug tele eitle irree'd tenth of net, own
et -dee I have timer seen anything like
Oa. eotul:iion- under which sante of
.•ottr pour prussic are living."
C :opt 1)a'. tlregery said the Eng -
Leh diel not eu d' •1 from the rapacity of
landlords gas de the poor here. Ile ex -
reseal tial• oleitnen that the (sty 4*.oun-
eil of Toronto 1i t A not doing it, ditty in
11lioeing the exhtenae and (reetien of
tone of the Shacks he visited.
WET OR DRY ?
Hundred Option Fights in Ontario
SERIOUS CHARGES. Alliance is already preparing for the
An Exceedingly Lively Time in
Montreal City Council.
A Mer,tt.real elesetatelt: Ald. il. Mlitrtiu,
M. P.. caused. a ecannuoti*n in :the f lty
Courhoil to -day by saying Iie knew oaf :in
inepee'ter of lahnee who Ilan p:ii.1 :400 for
his job and Nel(a• teas ready to give $501)
ramie ferr suitable promotion. When
oalleti o.; for tLS routes 111 the aldermen
who1w l solei tiat-nleelve'r. ,tlld. _Martin
declined, saying 1. %.anted to tenemit iris
.(decal :ted:visa'rs.
A motion was tie WC. i rYKNle4t1ng .\ld.
Martin either tr, neci,e got ' Ids l•hatrge
or "resign iris. sent. lie then tali the
story ..if tie, "ticq et ineen for woe 'ku.w
tee way .o t.e•' ebb-re:arid' heart. 1're..u•dl
for more 1'r:°...ore.ltle,tl is liarrtiweedp 1111
elcarg. *leve o tee 4 mar'.:ditto of in.
eineratie)n, of :1130: ht. is depleirrat1.
There woes i great eel* ctver floc' afCdlTl.
s3 d ia: t'rd
er.,1 Aid. Martin w-ithdrew
hiS getter,.? ellerete. sulteti10tinl: n c•t m-
r)laint that, an i tepeetcse hat; pail fed his
jolt. widie etas' .dr.lerear to be`. ittveeti-
gatt<edl.
At the sortie see'.rtiro; .1 reeeintliele w11t
pressed *ensuring A;1. M; rt,n for • !1. r-
ing four al', to +e .nm,oe tai a'Todd r e N"Ilt, to
hitt house c cnrp•erdtitnl 1(411115. but as
the city 'toed i e ettife=rocl ens. toes 111e
Counzil expo el' etl its tenefidete•e in file
alderman, who Lad shown a hell of
;lla err only.
GOING "DRY."
Nineteen Coneties Have Declared
for Prohibition
local option eouteet14 to be held ;text
January.
It is exp><>etd•ll that there will lee one
llttndre•li of these, litany having al-
ready intimated their intention of
having by -lairs submitted.
These are as fnllr)wet Cities ---131.0
ford aita peterborituglt 'Towns j"
lingwJ) 7d, t'obuurg, ,?'vrfi :3
ton, Brampton, inlrlingtotr, ctra ir3•;
Oshawa and Britian.
The townships so far heard from are
es follows: :tibiozi, Brantford, Cale_
don, 1•:s..e 8nnni(.1ltle. Mono, Marl-
borough,
ittrlborough, Esquesiug, Erantosa, Bur -
fent, 1311}1111ritn, East Zorra.
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CASTR LOCKED.
Br ti:;h•'k or gt Permit Iain. to Land
at, `.t,.rini4at.
Is Returning to Venezuela'1to Get
Back Presidency..
Port tat ripeln, Telt:hee ; April 12. -.11t
the urgent 1(iC1 feet of the 111.1118 1)rplartt-
wont, 71111011 1t .elli.rigl' "an e:ranlilltalit:itted
to the Lundell). Pontine 4)ffila, the !trit-
est). (ttnertneent has derided not, to per-
mit (' prienn t ai ..ro• fit ine1 l'reeitioalt of
Vent'(tela.. t•ci la:iet at '1 tirl,dzi.d
Cipriano t a'.1q i•, returning to the
West indies from'Europe with th0 avaty-
ed pinpose of reeoverlltg the (.'residl'u:•y
of \'ertsfutila.. Ile left 1+'rant March
011 heard the 'wt.eanwr (411:1de1011pe.
‘Vitere 181 p111 -p0 .r5 to 100(1 10 tile West
Indies, is not dr finitely kntlwn ilt d ori-
t.;inl intention wile to leave the tr:uner
at Larluairn, the Port •e• G:tl tc tr+, but
1lie V'er:e'zuclaal 601:0 tenant at first re -
i ustd its pernossteu.
ulksrapueutly this ri'1 is:t1 W11 with•
drawn, and it wee intimated that (Stern)
t -Mudd land. on Veneruelen sail. but at hie
own peril. It was they said that (4aetrn
v mild- leave the. Gutelcl• up' 01 Trinidad
to await dlvdloenoe11t.. anti watch his
opportunity front . the: port. it oval'
also said that he ((right continue on to
Polon for the same perverse.
"Me Guadeloupe is clue a,. Trinidad on
.April 10 anti at (111,] lel Ai.rll tai. The
latest .&Ilei', from earetete intimated
that Juin \'i •ate (,etirali. the present
President of Venezuttle. ron'e'mnlat•9u r•e-
signin,•.T, in favor of one 'e+ lit!' V le.' ••. .'re.+:
ntc, of th0 Mintblie•.
A ROBBER BAND
Had Planned to Seize Treasure on
Caspian Steamer.
Baku, Russia'. April I. A band of
(;eorg; an revo1utboniets failed by the
narrowest- nmeglias yentt'rday eucce:ss-
fuliy to carry .out a (;irefully arranged
plan to :re'izethe treasure on board a
steamer traiiingr on the Caspian and
make their esealple therewith into the
(':alterius. The steamer Casey -itch,
with $000,t specie ou board, was
about to •>rihtl Krasnnlodsk yester-
day 1110 .1 the police appeared
d:t1 i, + .kited. all the passen-
$l;rst they discovered and
arresee
„Oen band, t?bnAlSlltla
o fwd let r '41 under the leader-
hip74i .e tk . • e. ah an officer
til edrpl
pirates to
rod) the
•Codd
Zrr "dilldle.. after
BACK TO FIRST LOVE
And Wife No. 2's Enquiries Lead
to Arrest For Bigamy.
sluitl,' Faife tieepa±•'11: 11811(1. .1t•-
eand. 11 rape labener. (1011 58, Tiling at
. few mil.•s from here, liss leen arrested
on the ,•hair•.:' tet bi;ralrty,
Ar'•atl.l. it fl' ai'ooer•l, 11 as Tuurrit',1 :13
\'comic ago is Preernt t to (. women 11 110111
net dna,t•rted about 1•# .cars 14L0, when
he went. to the Nipissingr district and
soon.aft.rrwards, it 15 alleged, mete milt-
ed tat. Mort h Bay in marriage iage to another
'.roman, with -whom he lived et Stur-
geon Falls until a couple of years-, ago.
A few .months ago lie returned to
Smith's Falls, and has sines been living
ttit.h his firsi wife, Wirt NO. 2 began
snaking enquit•ld•& and titin lecl to hie at,
rest • .4reanil hest foto• ehildrnn by his
fir*t ttife.
Detroit. A ern 12.-- "%Ye have broken
tee hack of the liquor trafffic in Michi-
gan," declared S npetinteudent Cieeorge
W. Morrow, of the Mieiiigan Auti saloon
League at ;nidnig'tbt to -night.
Definite returns a.t that tune sbowed
that of the twenty-seven counties which
wore on tate question of abolishing the
rale or manufacture of liquor in the
borders nineteen had. gone "drys," w'r'en
Intel gorse "wet," and indlcatioil% were
that til' remaining county. Jaeksan,
had voted for prohibition by the slender
margin of thirty tutee. Before to -day's
etieetion eleven of the righty -three coun-
ties' of the State were 'ddry."
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A DOOMED CITY.
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Thousands of Tabriz's Inhabitants
Staring Death in the Face.
London. Apel) )' .-.1 special to the
Landon 1 iwa•e .nen '11• (51.171 pees that
the l'rvoaud io lei l 1' e ;ie ferning Tabriz have
:a'eeentiy .,ern rr rthi ^l'el by on Lrishnlsu
tBjdi ne Amer.ta-t loth 4.1 whom are
fenny drilling voletitecop. Cha' 5efteriee,
of
tho tow(: are i?ureeteinia• daily, and it
iaa vnddnttbi.e(: il:ud at: greet 1rngeely° is
eipproaeelting. If t -exit holds out theu-
altotuis reuse die of etzrvetiorl, while if it
fa,1Va
probebio, ten traoue,dndl will be mas-
Asiored7. Nocavedrannts tnay leave
STABBED HIM.
,Portuguese Betrayer Assassinated
By Comrade To -day.
1.id,bon.April 1_'.•. varemit Lima. zheman
who betrayed his eunn•ades involved in
the revolutionary uprising of Jauuar•y,
1908, whew King ('arlo:e and the Crown
Prince of Portugal were esssassivated, •
was murdered in this ;city to -day. The
ace, was one of revenge. .Liula was hat -
by hie fellow soldiers and the popula-
tion.
Re wsss stabbed to death. at tine en-
irance of a theatre. The murderer was
Arrested. hot lie rallied to give any ex-
platnatien of his azide
HAD WONDERFUL MACF4INEa
But Moses Shtein acid His Wife Had
to Abandon It.
ee Toronto despatch: Moses Shtein, an
Auctt'11111 new, and his ,rife, wilt wore
recently ;riu 1sdl en thaxgge of vagrancy,
Were arraigned in the police court yester-
day Iunrnitlgw and allowed to go on giving
an undertaking to leave titre city within
twenty•four hours. At the time of their
arrest tic0 ceelpl!8 had in their possession
an (1e011S:•al 81110 -}Bile ivlaieli they oleimecl
would make (omiterfeit• money an well
Oak 11 c•ottld not 11t1 detiot'ted, and they
tried to get; s,rate local people to lniy it.
The tette Cee luta been 1)4473•0(1 to (3n
r•olleethin at pollee hea_llg11erte e,
New York Co is to Erect One in
11ewwfou ndlaltd.
Ct..loln s, Nfld., April 113. --An area
of a. thou.:mid • square miles on the
oath (!oast of•Newfoundland has been
purclra,ed by ;t New York concern,
as at result di negotiations with the
new .Morris Ministry, and it is an-
t'lrunee:cl that it evil be made the centre
of exiettsive paper Making operations.
1(• is llndlerstaod that the plane pro-
vide for the ereetdon, at a meet of
about $10,04(1,(100, of a plant with a
0apaeity of 450 tons • of paper daily.
The locality includes a port which is
free from ier all the yead around,
and it is said that after the plant is in
oprl;atiort there will be a regular eveek-
br steamer service between Netvfound-
leutl'and New York.
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DEAD ON TRACK.
Mysterious Baby Case at Village
is} Saskatchewan.
Regime, Sask,, Aprit 13 • '.1'he two•year-
old baby girl of Albert 111ienke, of
elslouthey, met death late on Saturday
night under strange cfreumstuaeees. d1
appears that Mrs. J(i-ienke was about
two blocks away from laotne, staying
with a sick skater -in-law an Satuutlaay
night, and her husbentl put; the two-
1eaisold baby to bed about 9 o'nleck.
Ile left the and in charge of an elder
sister, and went old to get a shave.
About nilthiigllt - he returned to the
1'ouse with h,s w)fe and found the little
girl gone. .A sea'rah was immediately
iustitut.ed• ant... the whole town (urtled
out to help find. the '7aber. After spine
hours they neve aeross the body of the
ehiid on the trael;s; the arm euit off
and the bode horribl.r., mangled. A.
train had evidently- struck the infant
and caused instant' death..
Tt is thought the child walked out on
the track in her sleep..
STANDARD OIL PROFITS.
Nearly Six Hiaudeed - Million Dollars
in Ten Years.
St. Lopis, April' 5. S480ial. Aasistant
io the United States ' Attorney -G metal
.frank B. Kellogg filed his brief of 1,400
printed pagos with the clerk of the
United States Circuit Court of this city
to -day and eornoteeeed" ins argument,
after two yearn of evidence taking, in the
(;c,4Srnl(isllt.'s snii. t;o d eeolve the Stand -
01(1 011 Corporation of New .tersey for
alleged violations of the Sherman sot.
Ma Kellogg- told of tin' wonderful
profits of the StaDna re (111 Company,.
For the telt yeaa•e ending r nth 1900 the
cooce1n 170(1 cermet, lu al' (ted, the
comfortable sural of 4 ,119.214 t? ; upon a
capitalization of $417,250,01(0 The Stand -
ardl .trust anted the Standard Oil Company
had paid dividends of $348.400;140 be-
tween 1882 and 1006
"And yet,' exelairnee al., Kellogg,
"Mr. Iloekefeller, whirs on the witness
stand, roiled of tied' llazar:l- of the busi-
nerds." '1'llat the defendant's profits Llai
averaged about three torte a gallon for
ten years was another o1• 471r. Kellogg's
assert 1011F.
WATE.. -OWER.
Ontario and Quebec Manufacturing
Centre of America.
icti.
Our Merchantable Timber Less
Than That of States.
An (ls:aw 1. t' 51011.11 air. Il. 1?. Young.
superintrndent to r)onainbin 111,1710)
land, at 1111• r'eallh41Vlas Committee on
forests. Nvaterwaye and wafter powers.
this m08(401 made the remarkable stn,e-
mctl1 that till' rlaorellautnble timber of
thine& was; very nntell less than that
of the Coital t state •. lis aaaid the for-
est. ,reit of the Dominion load been va1i-
-oualy estimated at from eight hundred
millicln to a hundred million acres, and
pit
was probable 41)17 the r0lue would be
.leas then any, est110.110 whit -h had been
• made. Regarding t47.. ware!• powers of
1.11e 1)orainion, he said that: apart, from
Ontario information on the subject, it
was ver,}' inVulnplst e. 11 weaver. he ee-
t.irnated the total ]lore, power known
to bo available at 25.0e2,907. of this
17,075.9:19 sins in retic lee' and 3.129,109
in Ontario. exelueivt' c.f Niagara Fells.
British Columbia two ntililt n-, Alberta
over one million, Northwe-t Territeri"e
six hundred thousand. Manit ohm 3474:
040, Ssskatcl:ewan five iti n fired thou.. t
and, Yukon 047,000. 1'init Tlrun•eiek
150,090 and Nova Seot iat .54.000. The
atttho;pities. he sai.t, were toe eonserva-
tivr bili: this was their purpose. 1lepre-
Rentingg the water pctw•er on 11 115514 of
five potinds of coal per hundred per
horse power. thie- represented 551.137,-
590
51137;590 toes of .c•oa1 per allntlnl. Mr. Young
said that Inedh' nr Shortt had recently
deelared that the territory in Ontario
and Quebec where the water power
mainly lies would be the luanufaeturing
centre of North America. Ile endorsed
this deideration.
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BRITISH SETTLERS.
Busy Times These Days in Irnmie-
gration at Winnipeg.
Winnipeg, pian., April 12. This week
is going to be a.busy one in immigration,
and to -clay the rush commenced in earn-
081. A spl:caa1 teen arrived at noon,
with two hundred fine looking English
settlers on board, all bound for western
pointe. At 5 o'clock this afternoon it
special brought another batch of two
hundred Britisher.:. Early to -morrow
another special will arrive with another
two hundred, consisting meetly of Brit-
i•elt, and fourteen Hollanders, will (x,m0
on the ]'0(711 is express. O11 •dao train
alr1v this morning seventy -fire British -
e1:4 reached the cit t -
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WENT OVER DAM.
Man Named Mortimer Browned at
Calnpbellford.
HOLLOWS FLL
A Forger Coes to Penitentiary F:o;.
,Five Yearn.
A t,ampixliferd deepat.cil: An accident
occurred here to -night, by which an un-
married man about twenty-one years of
age, named Mortimer, lost his life. He
and another man named Barnett were
gathering driftwood on the river, when
by some means they were both thrower
out: of the boat. A rope was thrown to
Barnett and he 'watt saved, but Mortimer
went; neer the data and yeast drowned. His
body has not been recovered.
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LAKE MARINE STRIKE.
First Clash at Buffai, -Crow,. Took
Non -Union Men From S°tamer.
Buffalo, April 12, ---'Che first eleelt be-
tween union and non-union forces on the
water front ocratrred to -day, when an
attempt et•7S made to move a big
freighter from her winter berth in the
J3laekwell Canal with non-union en-
gineers. When it beealrae known that
the boat eves to be 11101`ed and that non-
11iti011 engineers were at work a score
of men rushed ou board. A hurry call
was sent to the police station and a
squad of reserves WAS rushed to the
Beene. When they arrived the crowd
had dtisappeared. aped the non-union en-
gineers were with thein.
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ONCE A CHINESE, ALWAYS ONE.
New Law of Naturalization Promul-
gated at Pekin.
Pekin, April 12.—A new law of natu-
ralization wa.s promulgated to -day. It
provides that; Chinese no longer may
adopt foreign citizenship, and it declares
that Chinese who in the past have
beeolne the subjects or citizens of other
stater . still are Chinese. Many Chinese
are affected by this ruling;, especially
those :who have registered. themselves in
Hong Bong as British subjects, as also
a number of high Chinese offioials at
home and abroad.
Will be Tried on Express ItiChargen.
ran St. 'Thomas.
I'or,.sdu despit:t : Already 7111re of Ilea
nears in the Kinggllton penitentiary, 1.0,
w'111e11 term 1!1' 7‘ 0,3 eente0(:e d 'yeSt4't'tiayr
by Magistrate Denison in t.hh sober'
court, for trying to defraud as number
of the local Nodal. t:hri:toplter 111•1. Hol-
land will to -day be taken 10 St. T11011110
by (Thief Armstrong, of that place, to bd- •
tried. there 00 another ,Marge, that of
obtaining a drool, of $2,5011 in Coon''
orders from 1 he Dominion Express Com •
pony, on Nov. 7 last•, by giving a forget
older on Thomas et Sons Of that plea*.
A.11 these orders were disposed of lo,
Now York within a few days, as the'
pe,Idc1' discovc•tr,l when their started their
hunt icor Mullan'!. in ceon:rl'r•t.kin witt the.
numerous bank forgeries. 'Holland led:
the pollee e a merry ehahse, but was cape
lured in Philadelpihia, by Superprrtendent
Welsh. of the ('an l..ian flet ,a Live Ageney
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and brought Wyk t.,. Toronto ab nit x
00119)0 co: weeks ago.
'111017 wore ah'Vsn t•htlros, all toidt.
laid by 'Toronto banks yesterday, and.
after 11 t•o:ivietiou haul lx•en entered in..
the fired IT'dla/oils e0u.nael offered 7'
plead guilty to two others.
"Any two of thein;" tVaS the signifi•
exult phrase used.
lit eeni.elteeing lldlilalihd. Col. Denisoat
said. "'Phis is nor of the most deliberate
:end 1111•rfi11TS anteceded se1eines it• i:+
possible to devise to obtain money ire •
properly-. It is oat's your first offence
C)ne'e before yon nor 'before the court.
and then you were treated leniently, be
valise I thought there were 54.711e dart •
proper elements in the ease. '1'1101( is
nothing improper in the ease tel -day ex-
tent ydntr corn action. Yon have made 1•
had veep worse l:y wilful and corrupt•
perjury in giving your own evide:Poe-.
You will go .lad' penitentiary for five
years cm cat31 chargee, the sentencae t.;
1.011 eonletz)rontly. •
The prisoner's wife was in court when
the sentence w11s lart:naltnlcedl. Holland.
who had 77.snnze:l a gray and debona.if•
appearance. with a flower in his button
hole and some fb,tion reading (natter in
Iris hand as he entered tire court, seemed,
quite erushed at the Rn41'den csellapse cal'
his ewe and the swift eentend'ing.
The previous vete? referred to wma
three year- ago. when he revived three
months in prison for forging rhquee
for $13,000 from his employers, tire 'deaf,
Bedding Co. -
In the present ease tine dofenee took
the lino that Holland was in Cleveland.
Ohio, on the date of flee forgeries mei
frauds, but over a 'score of most reliable
citizens testified to having conversed
with hien on that dray in Toronto. her.
David Newhall, of Philadelphia, whose
name Holland forged in trying to ga.
the hanks to cash beams dreg -Ale -, gave
evidence that he had not beer: in this
city except for the trial.
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HIDDEN ' ONEY
Believed to Belong to Murdered
Peddler Green.
Andover, N. 13,; April 12....'i`a,e money
which the Italians coveted, and for
which "Paddy" Green, the Montreal.
peddler, was murdered. has been
found. and again there is renewed in-
terest in this tragedy of the G. T. P.
camp. Countable McRae wnet to the
shack where Sepepip and Arosha and
three more. recently arrested, Sande
Murray and the two Hatches lived,
and in the early hours of Saturday
morning ripped op part of the floor.
He found a lard pail, and )(wired in the
'Cee which it held was a roll of bills ,
totalling $1,700.
Searching further. he found a tobacco
box. containing $1,033. ft had been re-
ported that $2,600 was the sum stolen
from the murdered peddler. McRae also
found two watches. The money and.
watelies have been pieced in the Sher-
iff's care. The date of the trial of
Murray and the Hatches for complicity
in the murder has not been fixed. yet.
BODIES FOUND IN WOOD.
inquiry at Robervai, Que., Into Death •
of Bernard and Lemieux.
Montreal, April 12. ---til inquiry is being
held at llobervai, Lake St. John district,
this week to ascertain the cause of the
death of two men named Bernard and
Lemieux, whose bodies were found in the •
woods soma time hack. This afternoon
Adolphe Gressette left Montreal on the
C. N. train for Roberval, aoeorpanied by
Deteotice Lapointe, of the provincial de-
tective bureau. Grasette was the eom-
panioa of the two men, and ho was then
last one to see them alive.
The three went on a hunting expedi-
tion into the woods, and it is thought
that at the inquiry soma dight will be
thrown on their movements. Gressette
volunteered to go to Robervai, if .Itis ex
pleases wet'e paid, and the Attorney -Gen-
eral immediately aet,eeled to nth proposal.
FAMILY OF SEVEN KILLED.
Within Four Years Ail Have Met '
Violent Death.
Quebec, April 12.—Hews was rceef sed
on Saturday from Tadousae that a
young pian named Joseph Terring, abed
23, had been instantly killed by falling'
from the top of the mast of a schooner.
This death completely extinguishes t4
fsmiTy of seven, all of whom have met .
with violent deaths in the last four
years.