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-*- ?'*- V.. . ******** RS W * * * ft SHOES :els and. ' y 5 * * ftWMa -* **r ty 1.75 Pair 25c ardinal, , day'75c terww, nit 00. Under- sizes, it S1J25. Suits,-, qrSSSO ERT ' 5c; - V. a a at idl2 ic Jfeidc. e. . Jc .' i i '. sr** rr*.' m . * .mWSC . ....s T-v* * earn *7T .....15e * gt;latc in .- - W/W j VW ION h lt;VWXAAAA/ - y A/VVW /V and OCA ft, V* W AAAAAA ' 3E ,V TOMORROW a . a mm- ** - f BASIS FOR CHURCH UNIOI - * I : if tt * . tt tt gt;' Coaimaoa oa Problems of Onion Making Slow Program Upoa Qtmtiaoa Befom Them. TtWVvfi*t **. The conference on Church Union, which has been sitting since Wednesday,- 4s making slow progress iu dealing with the problems placed before them. So (ar tha questions ot the law and the ministry have been settled and that gt;f doctrine is at preaent tender discission. Ttte Unexpected to be the eub- Ject where the greateet difficulty will yrise in arriving at a working basis Jor .units*, apdlt is known that the sub-committee* of various churches int*r*t**il hare had more than ono animated meeting. On the Subjects of the law and taa. ministry the conference made a number of changes ih committee on the recommendations. and then the reports wera adopted. .TOey wilt be printed and sent to the churches for consideration- v Th* Anglican Communication. . Tlie committee'* reply to the communication from the Anglican church in Canada.: setting forth the conditions on which that body would consent to consider union, was agreed on thia afterfibon after a .long dis cur - aion, Tm Joint committee apent over an hour of arduous argument in word- TTheOoMtade in ihe way of union between the Anglican and the tnm TRADES UNIONS NOT Lt AILK. Juitgmant Ral *ya of expansibility Per DamagN te Non-Union Man. aneouver, T)ec 19. A signal vie- toiy waa won by the atonecutters' union of Victoria by the judgment Of the full court tolay in the suit ot Graham vs. Knott, the latter being ihe secretary of tlio union. In effect the decision relieves anv trades union of liability to any appl leant who re- tiuea to submit to the test for admiaaion into the union, and fails to secure employment its a result Pf hi* refusal .to comply with tlie union's conditions. They can threaten to strike if he Is employed and so foree him out of work as they did in tii is case and still not be liable. . Hudaen-Bay Barque Overdue. Canadian Prea* Association. London, Dee. 1 ,*-T *e Hudson Bay barque Stork is overdue. Twenty per oent- haa bkH'ii paid, to VJoyds to renew' the insurance on the cargo, which is valued at a million and a naif dollars. LEMIEUX'S APPE4LF OR STATE OWNED CABLES NEW EPOCH IN THE ma** kA*m RoemssfiFGXPJsSi 170,000,000 liaa **m Spent oa TMa Gigantic Undetialdnp 3,000 MUee BuiU or Under Way. NO DISSOLUTION VAPOR OWCOVtREO ON MAftt. 1, 1 1 This Meant Mm testers and Prebably wei know a sstronomer, has dweor- ejyd ebMiute prodf that there la Taper mm + ******************* TM NATIONAL' TRANSCONTINENTAL * * * * * Cost to date* *70.ooo,ooo. * v. f A * r* ** this as. follows: This, committee regreta that it is unable to accede to thie oondition. hut IT the Church of England nhowi that it it willing to interpret His torte Episcopate in a. liberal epirit and to meet the. joint committee on a free-and-easy basis to explain its interpretation, the conference on church union trill be glad' to meet with th -proper representatives. .- Report oh Administration. Tha diecusaion of the report of the Rub-committee on administration was finally brought in and adopted. Thia report recommended, lt;1) That the present capital .in vest menu of ths various benevolent funds of the united churches, and the income now contributed to those funda by the publishing-interests -be combined into a ' common trust if, practicable. The rights of 4fce preaent claimants and the. prospective claimants (the latter uf the date a -:* '-.a * y a am /e , TT-'T e * **-**. 7 * 1 . 4' e - a a t , 1 a r uted Pound m e td Blocks- gt; gt; *Ofr*ti.+ te m e, ,,a X e . JntW m ** * H B -* CXy* B * mjjyM . m h 1 * e L * J K f m gt; - 1 Oro car*. 1 only by'. e m * m Iir * ttt* Itt m ntarlo. * ON A CO. ' Albarta. e Ot union) shall be the first charge on the revenue from this trust If it be found that-the difference*- etitution and administration of tile aeveral funds are such aa to necessitate separate, trusts, instead of a common trust, this ahall not be a bar * to the carrying out of the general V'plap, because in that case their revenue* shall be combined. lt;2) That a new gt;scheme of uniting* chuxchea be constituted, providing, for (a) aaseasing of each minister who is a member of any of the. exisUng funda at the date of union, and of ull ministers reoeived inw *- ordained , in the united church after union, on .' basis of stipend or on a basis of age. . or having regard to both stipend and .' age, as a supreme court may determine, and lt;b) collecting of contribn* tions, which ehall be obligatory upon all congiegations, based ,*poh an equitable allocation or aasessmont under rules to be formulated by tha -. supreme court of the united church. The minimum of all such allocation ' or aseessment shall be tbo amounts requisite, together with tho revenue fron tie trust and foregoing assessment upon minidtem, to make good .' the claims of the' claimants upon and contributors to the said fund. C.P.R. OFFICIALS MEET - . *.- - er Next Yaar. Winnipeg, Dec. ll. Weatern offl eiala ot the C.P-R. are busy preparing their estimate for operations next year preparatory to the annual, conference at headquarter In Montreal. Conaiderable extenaion work ia': con- ated, and the oetterment 61 the on..eaiating.lines will, alao-b uded Tho total expenditure of the company on ite system in these departments during the present year is aaid to, have been in the neighborhood of forty minions, but the estimates for 1939 will be considerably under that amount, aa' there are no auch great worka as double-tracking -contemplated. Nearly all the principal officials of the company are now on route o Pr httr Umg Ojsrdue. TRew York. Dee, 10. The Pahre Une steamship Neoftftl, a freight carrier. running between Brooklyn and Mor- eelllea, is now twenty-three days overdue at the latter port, arid her agents beHeve that disaster has overtaken the old-vessel. The Neostrl Sailed from this port October S7th, with Captain Thumah in charge and 38 membera oi ba-crew.- She had ft large cargo of oils* machinery and general American manufactured goode. / ,,-, . ; CMed Frem Morphine Poisoning. Fredericton, N; B., Dec. W.-Bcth H. Berrv. a -well known court atenoa- rapher of St. Jobn, died here this evening troro the effecta uf aaor hlne poisoning. He had been all the week reporting the proceeding* in the Cur ry divorce case, and those brought in close contact with him noticed that he was not his usual self. He waa found in his room unconscious and never rallied. ? ... *,-.' ;.-*, -,:. Eloquent Speech Given by Csnada's Postmaster Oeneral at n Meatiny Jn London In Support of Oovernment Ownership' of Imperial Cables A Conference Called for. - -, e C London, Deo. 11 An influential meeting was held today at Mansion House tinder the preeidency'of Lord Mayor Truscott in support ol ihe movemeo* moee pro- en- e- Argyle, I*ord and Lord Jersey, Hon. Budolphe Lemieux. poetmafiter general' of Canada; Hon By d ney -F i sher, Ganad i a n rain ia ter.. of agriculture; Bl* Frederick Borden, Canadian minister of militia; Hon. W. fl. Pieldiruf, Canadian minister of finance; Sir IB. Bassoon, the agents- general of moet ot tho colonies, a number of M.P.'a and many prominent city and business nen. ,. .- Some objection to etate-owned cables aa expressed in the word Socialism was voiced, but Sassoon emphasized the difference between Socialization and Iniperialization;- . . ,. Hon. Mr. Lemieux, who was warmly received, clsimed that the cauae of cheaper eommunicationa between the. mother country and coloniea. had never received euch influential *uiv port ae now. H tsurveyed Canada's record in thia regard with an incidental tribute tfc Sir Sanfoitl Fleming, agd th n eiea)fa i q ggjlffi u r Kdbr aside, continuing amid cheera Tis utterly in vain to boast /of a ' a compnn ieee than the present rates. ' * be a harbinger uf the Pan-Britanntc cable and a telegraph ayatem ei* circlin? the globe. ' Cm that be gt; . mp ahed, he concluded. English dictionary e. Milner, Bir A fiplrrr, -prfr swent oi tho Xuadbn 'phm mr- Ot Comroeroo, and Hon. Mr. Fieldinp abo spoke earnestly in favor ot a cheap syfltem on imperial grounds. Resolutions in auppor of the movement and calling upon the government to convene. a conference were carried. Premier .Asquith wss also requested to receive a deputation of business men, *V dk /uncouver ttoa. Ottawa, Dec. 12. The Bank 0 Vancouver is applying tor legislation ca* tending the data for beginning ,1 bunness lor mo yeah from Apnl last- -- * Railway Magnate Indicted. Ban Francisco, Dec 13. Patrick Calhoun, railway magnate, will he me next cituen to be tried by the graft prosecution. But for the faet that he is in Kew York now his case would have been set for trial today by Judge Lnwior. * Spent on government .section * * 40.000,000. -. * * Total estimated cost, 123 - * * 000,000. - * * Total mileage. 3.G0O nulee, * Constructed ur. under waTi I Pmnisr Aaoutth ays Govscamtot 'n i m' '*iUvt' M**** wltjcli goes to ta- trrttnm Aaqinw smjm ' dicato. atmosphere, without which forty-five ebvatore fcave now been built between Winnipeg and Wain* Wright. T* tf* **' also gt;being foua peiioa of Ay National Tranaoontinental railway be- tweeat MoRcton and Winnipog. The whole *o* the line ia und. r contract and oil the eeaiem and t,io weatern rtida,, where the contractor, were able to rea lt;h the econe of operations with their men and suppUee without great diflwett iha work is veil advanoed. At tlie cloae ol tHe fiscal year tn Marck T.hero were over ninet.r miles of ateel. down- on the astern and the weatern enda. At preeent th.t number of pile* -taV traok down exo da W, , , , , ,rH1 ; ':':' 5J?1 SA,1001*'01 Imebt at iu neat session, wian an im- Windsor took a.000 home-power all WHO THEY ARE AW) Will Hold Aootbir Trada vt Protection. .V . m* then.- oom id bo. no lib. Btofraphkal Skatcfaas X CaaWatas For MunkJpal 0 lt;.; Mono* * ; fti Monday next tltus mt payen of grading oOrapieted,.. while progfau waa made.in rock cutting aaa bH( g- iagxdher portions of the lim. Mast of the actual work done haa be n from Moncton to the St. Lawren-M and from .the 8t. Lawrence to Wsymou- tachene, two hundred miles west, sa ... ., m(,,. -* Sffaf * ihe-eaalahi end is concerned, TlC stock already deliv* * 'f 1 J Winnipeg to Superior Juno- mJS. fijSm fl*T S. l k on. * * * western end u oon; cemed. There has aleo been .actual B -a KUatrk Wwmm Tanna. Windsor, Deo. u. A oonjeteaee representing 13 municipalities in the London, Deo, W-T.hc government is aouthwastern peuinaula interested in detennined there shal be no inuaedi- tho Ontario gov nment'a Niogaia, Bdmonton -will be oalh*d upon tv select a mayor and aix iddetmen fur tin aldermanic board. During the P*st two weeks the candidates tor tho mayoralty and lor aldmaen have appeared on the pnblio plaU-.r-n iu edi parte of the dly and iwver hur.- ihe cjtiaena had a better opportunity to Jodie of the calibre of tbo men. who are Saking to be placed 41 tile eouneil r; ate diaeoluUon ot i gt;ariiament hut pOwar scheme, waa held thia after* that the minieWra wlU meet parha- Boon,.. ..HWuA. Beck aaid Uiat ii main at its next session, wnn an tm- Windsor took a.000 home-power portant program of wiiich tbe budget municipalitieR would get energy at will be the leading feature. 34.80 per horae-powar. He aaid ThU was announced by Premier transformers. would be estabHahed Aaquith at a banquet given him at near Chatham, Windsor and Easex to the National Liberal club laat night supply municipalities in groups. by two hundred member ot tbe party A reaolution wae passed accepting the Se a mark of their appreciation and gorornment's terms. By-lawa will, be I board, mra OAm. - mee **ma o af . e * fm* 9tmmm* Lii-iiiriif iv. lt; .: -4 VII *v- -rnUm *,-' - ered; 14 00 fiat ears. S.000 * other freight, -ears, 70 passenger * ears, 60 locomotives. : * Forly-fivB eleVatora built be- * * tween Winnipeg nd Wain- * * wright. - .. j ******************** Winnipeg, Dec. U- Abdut gTOjOOO,- 000 have been spent on the Tranaoon- tinental railway ihat will soon form a new bond connecting the provinces of the Dominion from ocean to ocean. When iht fiscal year closed lt;the expenditure oh the- National Transcontinental or government section oi tlie road had been 127,000,000. Thia total ban hi nee been increased to 340,000 XX gt;. ir is DOW nearly all built and a atart bee been made with a few miPions on the two contracts in the mountain section, now in the process of build- The estimated co t of the entire' 3,fl00 miles of main hne from Prince Rupert to Moncton is J123.500,000. The contract between the government and the company etipulated. that 1,755 mile* from Prince Bupert to Winnipeg should be built -by;-the tj. T/1P. and 2,855 lt;rom Winnipeg to Monoton by the K* T. Co, - . Theee figures do not include the Lake Superior branchy 187 miles in length, which waa opened for trafffc laat week, and towSrds the building of which the compeny gat.a essh subsidy oi 52,000 per mile trdm the Ontario government and six thoweand acres land penmile. ;/ .* 'Lafct Contract Let. v Two ether land marks; P*rt- from thc opening of this branch, have -been set ap. One was the the. last contract of- flOO milea of tha government part of the eyetem and fa olliet waa the taking uver by the pcrta become more fully acquainted. Judging from what I read in.the press of the United Kingdom, very little Information iff given regarding the dominions beyond the sesa. The life opinion and aspirations, of our fellow subject* of both hemispheres shoutdceafie to be what it practically is today, a closed book.* :-,v- SUta-Ownad Atlantic Cable. He was more particularly concerned with a .state-owned cable service across the Atlantic, which would he the logical sequence of the eetSblieu- ment of .the Pacific cable. ThU one atep would be of incalculable importance. .It wae a feasible scheme, he said, and one that could be worked on a paying basia. The figurea (mowed that the Pacific e*b h was not worked at an annual loss. There had1 been an* exoeea of earnings/ovei; expenditure ranging horn 113 ,000 to S ,000 a yesr, whidrwas regmsrly employed W Paying off the original capital expenditure. Tho'twentieth oentUry wSa Canada a and was it not a witte poUcy to give c4ieap telegraph com- anmieatioM to 4 gt;6th.; countriea? ICheers.) . -/' , - . Britain ihould Lesd. He weloomed the help given by the United States, but as thw, great reform 1a to be a ieved at no dis- , , tant future he claimed that Gf KT ne t ce umgir-* Britain and her premier colony ehould lead, not foUuw. A otate-owned cable acrose the Atlantic would immediately lower the charges 50 per cent, and ho believed there would eventually be a -fcnlfonn charge not exceed. ing ten eente word. It.would immediately bring down me cflarges for meseagST between ' England, New r ta - rigTeement -with the govwnmenV Zealand and Anetralia to half .or tinuUtod that it ehouW equip the ** lt;* Hne with mHern, snd coorola Superior Junction to Winnipeg, eighty per cenl. of tho work oomplcted. WllepT Declare War. t tl. EAAhis . .fiK d0 fl vHa lpdJi?o Chicago/Dec. It, The Miller's Na- The Federation's board of directors will meet in the , Auditorium Hotel next Wednesday to plan a defence. It ie. urged, in a circular issued today government of. the proprietary rights of the Qnebec Bridge company over the structure preparatory to the te* building-of the bridtrc which collapsed under such memorable and disastrous circumstances last year. It seema. an opportune moment to clamje briefly at. what has been aO- complisiied'.on the two great divisions of tne system. . Construction to Data.; ; Tlie chief outstanding facte aro that very nearly 3,000 out of the 3.800 milea of road already built or are under conitructian. and that of the prairie section,667 miles have been buOV bv the Grand Trunk Pacific end are now being operated by that company. The total length of the section when oora- nleted will be 928, and the whole of t will be in operation next year. Of the mountain section which is to run from the Yellowhead Paaa to . . -vi ti; -*t Tim. Prince Rupert one section hos.J gt;ecn .; . m' LxH'ai1 ' 1,rm' 'riven Out, that ot 100 miles et the Pacfiio end and tho other 136 miles connecting with the prairie section I* *0 be let veiy ahortly. -Tbia leaves 613 mi gt;* that are not yet under contract. The contractors w bo have the mountain section in hand. Foley. Welch and Stewart, are making good nrogress. but the work ia admitted to .. . 1 ... . it. miling stock, end the first equipment for the completed road has io ho of the vahie of at least mOOO.ooo. Wot the purpose of providing the capital think it can, I believe it,wiU. I tor the construction of the rolling have searched in vain fbr tbe word mpoaeibfe in the latest editwu of the work in the centre of The lien of the vicinity et t*ke'AhitibT. Coolracta In Datail. .'Asstatemeot otttie condition oi the various contracts is as follow*: From Moncton fifty miles wnat under contract to the OVand Trunk Pacific. much grading. done ami eome tails John McMahus, eight iniles, food progress. Grand Trunk'Pacific, two contracts, one M forty and tlie other of sixty- seven miles, much grading done. Willard Kitchen Co., 31 1-2-miles, well. advanced toward completion. Lvpna White, ixtv-two miles to New Brunawdak. Ruebeo Ibonndary, work well ad var '' ' politics,.-Imt he declined to dissolve parliament, he sddsd. at the dictation ol the Upper Chamber. The government would theratoro choose its own time for dissolution With regard to the next sesaion cf pariiameHt-Mr. Aaquith said he Was the Quebec bridge, work well advanced over the whole contract; M, P. ft J. T. Davia, from St, Lawr- ; , ,, ,, mfatin ttanett therein involved and him nthavfng rnhhnrt their homea 5 , gt; fL* lt; gt;n it the government would stand Yes. aaid the prisoner, looking ence fifty i ea weat, good progress J SS S L. lm Macdonald ft . O'Brien, 100' miles, good progresa and aome rails laid: Qrand Trunk Pacific,forty-five miles to Weymontaehene, good progress. Macdonald ft O'Brien, Wmlles, road* being cut and supplies taken in. gt; Grand Trunk Pacific. 150 miles to a point eight miles west lt;Tt the Abitibi river, preliminary work and some grading work.done. E. P. ft Q.S. Pauquier, 100. milea, preliminary and some grading work done. I ' lT. . M. P. ft 3. Davis, SM miles, contract juat awarded and supplies beiiig taken in. ; - . **;.' . F. AGE. -fauquier, 875 miles, contract-let last spring and preliminary -construct on works commenced; just Superior Junction,' contract awarded. - :: ' /' -- - 3. . McArthur, uta. tnuea from wrifIdenoerr-,nHrtTWa * gt;h TaffTJeen submitted to Om ratepayers of all lhe anticipated with *x**t hiteroat aa af munidpsli e. . fording Mr. Aaquith an opportant -uggaye **if TurPTP the KotLn by the Holiie oi Lorda of tUinnll I O WW I Iffcr I O Liberal billa. In a speech. Justifying the legislative work the Liberals already had accomplished, Mr. Asquith iim tod the party to treat tlie veto cd ti.e House vM*fc mt Tuiantw *e bt t 'taaaik, *MW the dominating iMue:in Y mttttJ, eZoS1?W 3 Hla Mother Ww Dependent on IN THREE MONTHS Him After Oenfeaalng Ha Suicided fn Hla Cell. New York, N. 12 Irvine J. unable to specify the.details of lho Leaham, a slender youth of 90, stood program that would -be put forward, in the Eaat'104th street police station The chief work would be concerned at 4.30 o'clock yesterday, facing sn with -th* t.n/U - nrf ihn weighty do- anyiy irono of women who accused or fall. iearWly ai the woman, JC am the It would' raise Sgain, in its moat fireman thief, to I am the man you uefcto form, the premier concluded, want, and if you will be patient I *,ii t H yon P af gt;tlv how much. I havr taken from each one of, you and The aMtfiftg-tf-tha Ssy svc eefi thoroughly dieenssed In all their phases., and every candidate hav placed hirnseu on record ae to what he will do if he ia auooissful In the oivio contest. Following are ahort biographical sketches.ol the varioua oand da ea. The .list Ja 4n alphabetical, order - Thoa. Bellamy.' v . Thomas-Bellamy wae bom oy 'a farm in Durham countv, Ontario Iu 1881 he came weet to PSrtage la Prairie and took up land in thai district. I-ater he entered into the implement business as local manager tor A. Harris ft Co., of Brantford, Ont. In January, 1898 Mr. Bellamy oame to Edmonton snd represented the Utttey Harris Co for four yeara. In law he started in buainesa tor him-elf villi muini versus protection/. bhUNKENNE** IN TORONTO. - hA - a Mora Thari- In Any Other City America, Mr. Wright Says. where you will get most of your property. - Saying this he took a.notebook from rt hia pocket and, trdm carefully, prepared entries, read tlie dates and de- - , mu tails of each one of the six hundred Toronto, Dec 11 'There is more n Emitted during the drunkenness in Toronto thair In w gg lhree monthB. other city tn America, was the atate-, * *. r . . . . . m -.. meht made by Mr. a/w. Wright, sec I J KJ* T? JSJ J retary of tfie cltitens* .eommittee. I I hsd to do something. J Wn J formed to fight license reduction to ** .. Li* i 7 Om Gl e yeaterday. He claimed 7** *nll take thia record as. a guide, that this was d e to the reduction oi Jg*wWt gf t most of ;your property, hotel license.. Hla' contention anThtt is all I *? tor yon, . that by cutting ofl one hotel the busi-' :LThe women were told to return to ness J the crthers was Increased. In- tho station tomorrow and left mutler- atead of a few men being in the bars, jng n/ *0* iSSffJ K the rooms ewre crowded, and this, he they deputed. One.hour W -thc turn**,* encouraged the tresting eys- gygg tZ SSaU .ffiS Ovei 600 men, Mr. Wright said,, suspender. IT had voluntarily come forward and of-; ' -.. m / fered their services m th fight JU6T Ki tgD THEM; THAT1* ALL against license reduction, as against 188 three yeara ago- These men, Mr, Britf gxplenatlon of Wm. Latura Wright -stated, were ..no ' y gJpN For Shorting Thraa Nagroaa. nectod wtih thfe liquor traffic. Some . . of tftem were in favor of local option. Memphis, Tenn.,. Deo. 11. I juat othera had prohibition views, but killed them; that ull, was the only . they all were agreed that license ro- comment Wm. Latura, local deeper- ticnal Federution today declared war duction was not thc right etep ln gt;the ado, would make about the tragedy on the Department of Agriculture and. direction of temperance. ' ' :- gt; 4ii the Beale street saloon at mid- the pure iood experts who have pK* Mr. Wright was not certain wheih- night last night, in whieh throe ue- nounced againet the practice oiler public meetings would be held by j.r0t.3 were failed and four seriouely bleaching flour by nitrogen .peroxide, the antis or not, but in his opinion wounded. they should he held. Two of the wounded ne groes are etill alive, but cannot survive. George Hard*, negro bartender tf Discrimination Against Halifax. Halifax. Dec. 13 The Halifax thc saloon, eaya that Latura. entered Wilson and the billiard Bellamy was a memb*r uf the Edmonton town council in 1800 and 18PS. and of the city council in 1900, 190s, and the present year. : y.'.J Bobert Lee is a native of Lanark Co., On*. TSr. some yemrt he conducted a general atore n lhat part of Ontario, but in IBDti he sold oot hi* business and oame direct to Edmonton where he has since resided. Here he Rtarted a grain business with John Boas and later -opened * teal eatate offlce with W. I. Crafts, keing later joined by Claude GaUinger. ojfi. Leo waa a member of the Lanark county council for six years, of the Edmbft- (on town council in 1900 ahd 1901 nnd of- the city council during the present year. , Andrew 8. Agar. k? Andrew B. Agar was born near Mea* ai 11 ?roy oounty, Ont*-:-He conducted a hardware buainesa for..seven vears in Owen Sound, and tor twelre yeara in Lion's Head, in the Bruce pemnsula. He visited Edmonton n*nmt-Btx--years ngu and Uu-yeats later, in May. 1906, took Up his per- imnnant rfaidpnuv hara wfth Mr m , .q a' '* at thcy s ld have a campaign b0PJd of teKde jB engaged in trying to Uio place with Punch fund of 150,000. It said 80 p lt;-r cent, remedy-what-they censider the dis- went directly back to of the mlUing capacity, of tho opun- crimination against the Halifax Bay hall, saying thst he was going, i ST ' '' try ia equipped to bleach ita flour, Mian line. me toe 0 e Al ana wash his hands. Wilson remained H JflWJj SSSnT nlSSd lt;l- and aeveral miUiona-of-dollaw are 4 ua*a vi d frftfrt tariff iriwhieh the bar. When,, Latura rtspP i SJ fei?' brother, 3r 8. Agar, he opened up hardware business on Namayo avenue. then first becoming a business street Hc has had considerable experience in accounting and other lines of but- Cameron And arson. ' Cameron Anderson's residence fn Edmonton dates back to 1003. He fe'a native of Oxford county. Onl., hut spent part of liia carlv life in WeU lington, where he worked on a farm for 13 yeara. He th n went into enr- i gt;enter work. In 18M he removd to Grand Forka. North Dakota. wh r he remained until hla removal to Edmonton in 1903. Since then he haa bcen' continuouslv in the contraetine b * l.tfeaa. He waa first ejectorf to th* Kd- * * lt; invested. /fry.*-. r - they instructed the agenta at HaU- through the door of the bilUard w ft MIS1**1p d?h ft' fax to charge 3s. 6d. mtiro per ton on he colmly unbuttoned his overcoat. d 3 . J. iK iS1- I - t . 4 r m m - Ottawa, Dec fc Bevcral7 railway , ;.,,;,, r- rv inhn companies are gadrtttnT notice of J* Sf iLSi' u V thete intention to ask for legislation * H RjjSh involving the extensions of time of ,no ( l- K P9m ' beginning construction. Thore making application are tho .Huron and Ontario, Kootenay Central, and Winnipeg and Northwestern. The last- named oompany alao wiahna authority fax to charge 2s. 6d. more per ton on he colmly unbuttoned local ocean freight coming to Hali- produoed a revolver and began ahoot fax th*n is charged by them on simi- tag. When the polioe arrived,' be The eno. of,and Wilaon surrendered without re- rows tho Aesiniboine river northwesterly to Nut nd no .freight at Halifax, taking it all to St. John and sending it back bv the Intercolonial railway at an extra cost of obout 3s. 6d. per ton. . . aingiy onucurt, oTi-uxg ' Build branettegr one frum the Nar- - rook cutting which is being effected rQ oi 1 jUnitoba, westerly to with tha moat advanoed types of plant and machinery. 20.000.000 Eaulpmanr The equipment of tho line ia an im- *' H-nt matter pnd this hss all to be nrovlded by the Grand Trunk Pacific. Montreal to Have fee Carnival. Montreal, Dec. 11. The council of and thenca I ttte Board of Trade went on Kecord T.ak lt;' and 1 tonight againet the winter carnival, tZmK taSr* 3 10 tfte oir- the council ia entirely composed of Formal Bualnsaa In Saakatchewan Heuaa. At a meeting of the negroea today resolutions were passed asking thc legislature to enact a Uw for tiie protection, of negroea and prescribing a close season during which no blacks can be.killed. wholesale men, while the promotera of the carnival are hotel men and re- tailera. DeipUe the opposition of the TaflwwTand tfieThowd'of Trade; thar tr*- 6pecific :underlalUrw * that are going ahead with the plana, and tonight announced that they had al- Begiua, Sask.., Dec. 1 -The session of the legislature today was a purely l*em WttXSTSft?faSrtWjmiam wdh.Jmoie.in rigM. They SStU -SSiJySe M ing'com-I'xpect tft.t the Amor. m nilmf mit Wes of the house for the session. ?*V4rtho sssi v te ******************** issue debenture stock to the amount I* . - . . . * i. A-. M r?pr gt;oonon in fiHH;tiitn ind ato* authorised in the charter; The atan gfn*nt proceeded to nl ce orders accordingV. Of the li oq flat * rs ordered 14*00 have already been delivered. Those-not required for tbo traffic of the G. T. P. in tha weit have been pot in temporary use on t*ie Grand Trunk. Unwarda of two thousand other cars flat, ballast, ca- boofles, etc., have been received.' OI two hundred and eeventv-fiv passen nn, sin lipoids nf 'ifvnntv fieii If v gt;- * btten receiveu and of sevenlv-flve lo- comotivN fifty have been delivered. It will be seen that in this ae in other.' respects, the Grand Trunk Pacific is.living well up: to ita agree- ment * in the spirit as well as the letter. So far as its elewator equipment ta concerned thc Grand Trunk Paciflc vator at Tiffin, and a three and a quarter million bushel elevator ia in course of construction at Port William. In tho matter of country' elevators the latest word received is that . a will come to their assistance and-give cheap rates. Old Not Withhold Literature. . Oobourg, Dec ll.- -R. L. Bella. * OWawa. Dec. 11 Wednes- * * day, Jan. 20, was decided on * * hy tho cabinet council as thc * * date for the opening of tho * * flrat session of the eleventh * * Canadian parliament. The afe ministers had hoped to ll * * the House together a week * * earlier, but it wua considered * * inadvisable tc tring the.ni-ffi * * Ottawa- 13th. with Jhe possibility of * the new wing not being in * readiness. On opening day a * * sjieaker will ha elected, and * * on the following day the * S apeeeh from the throne will * -be read. It will be Friday, * * Jen. 33. before the debate on * * thn nddri- m *t proceeding. Mr. * has built, a two-million bushels Mo- * Charles Mareil, who for four * * yeara has been deputy spclk- * * er, ia almost oertain to be * elected to the apeakership*. * e * ***** *************** offences against the Postal Act by the non-delivery of parliamentary literature sent to Conservatives in tbe district was acquitted by the jury. Charged With Indecent Assault. BrockviUe. Dec. 11. George nrown. for many years chief of polico at Athens, is in jail on a .charge of indecent aaaault. Brown is 05 years of sgc. Criminal* Out On Parole/ OtUwa, Dec- IS. Bp to the present time 1,100 criminals have earned their liberty under the operation of thc parole system, of whom 700 are atill reporting monthly to W. P. Archibald. Dominion parole officer. . , -':. .' 1 Twe ffaWff Insurance Company. . Ottawa, Dec 11. Several companies are applying for. incorporation, among them being the Prudential TruMs Company, Limited, and the Boyal Casualty A Accident Company of Canada. Britain's Attitude In Conn- ' Borton, Dec. l The Congo Befonn sssociation made publio today the contents of a note of the Btftuh government to Belgium which doea npt recognize the transfer of tbe. Congo to Belgium and which etatos that the. British government would require a specific : undertaking * that tHe grievflncea of which it has ao often complaiiiod sha'l be remedied within a reasonable period. The British note it in reply to ono received from the Belgian government on July 13, referring to the Congon annexation. Tho manner iu which the independent etate haa. hitherto been governed has been notoriously different from that obtaining in neighboring terri- 5 i w*c, wiu li nd of the cilf th'on'rht thev were V gt;eing discriminated against. His el- forts havf don** uixxt-h io secUfe justice for th .t part of-th- tyV,nd to emove-sectional feelings in Bfbnor.- m- .at ton. Frank B. Ball. Frank B. Ba2K one of fhe tfairn Amors' candidfltes. wfta born iu Charlottetowu. S**W:X. Af**r rm3 lt; ence for some y ar in B *tnn nnd ther Imerfcan oitiaa where ho-loaj ut Ad hi trade as a carpenter, he re-, moved to Edmonton from Seattle,, coming here in-IMS. For the pa*f three years he has been superintendent of work for Contractor B 3. Mnn- eon. and also has done considersblc contracting on bia own account. St*t haa suncrvued tha anudion of V.w seuajr gAchool ho .Gariepy b'ock.th.t Alex. Taylor eehoor and other large buildings in the city. Mr. Ball Is a student ot the economic problems .of. the time, and has given considerable attention to municipal affaire. . John Francis- John Francis, the second of tho wage earners' candidate*, is a native of Bristol, England. He served hla tpprenticeihip as a carpunter in Var- x HltsL aftonrardi omo town, whore be HPprenticeshiu as * resided in his hon o Hia Majesty a government as bear- mua(9ipBi policyT Ho came to Bd- ing on the state of affaire on the mont in 3 * n(, h iin Anglo ongolese frontier and as giv ing too.well grounded fear* lest H injuriously affect the kindred tribes living in British territory. Appropriations at Washington. Washington. D.C, Dec. 13 Breaking all records iu the passing of the appropriation bills the House today jammed through the legislative, Judicial and executive bills carrying in the aggregate 2,4 f.000. Five hours' consideration was given the meaaiire. Alger, against. the president, lt;broke torth nesr the close ol the reading of the' bills. Smith, of lows, asked that an amendment be inserted in the bill calling on thf preeidoht to show tha House fn hia annual .meesago how the revenue eonld be raised to .cover the deficits in the treasury when the appropriation exceedodthe collections. since resided here. He has been employed on a number of the largest structures. In the dty and haa an extensive experience In school building*,-having been connected with the erection of the isr cst educational institutions in this cUy. . D. R. Eraser. l gt;. B. Fraser was born iu Kdin- burgh. Scotland. In eariy life he ra* moved to New York with his parents', and later settled ip Huron county* Ont. In 1374 he removed to Winni* peg; and in ie7 went to Battleford as government carpenter when the territorial *eat of government was being established there. In 1870 he came to Edmonton and haa resided here since, taking a prominent part in the building up of the city. He was firat employed with tbe Hudson Bay. Co. and later opened up lumber yards which he now consols as. a member i* A ,1-fm .-. .J a t-L :- ' a i - - - m tvJafer ' r -e ; .;. ;.y ,i.- , gt;, 1 --.
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