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Edmonton Bulletin 1907-01-01 - 1907-07-01
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I * ten that tendera tha Oity Clerk riwin, until tha,. the drilling of . a w tncn weu 800 feat.. Thf 1 with directly not necessarily n m j ha oh- JMHIGRAtM IB F* J ** Vl i AT FLOOD TIDE -w - - - 5 2,4bO Paeaenj ere Have Arrived Within 84 Hour* Many cssnrtsd to lng * battle betw en tha fecUoae tf ths Honduras rebsls. who a ysar ago help Nicaragua to the overthrow the The troopa of. the Junto MBos, two paint- Finder please ffiCe. Bnetiilo provisional Halites. US.. AprU .-Sprine Im- migration movement is aaw at tM tide. Twenty-four ******* V*+ oot aoy fifteen daw* etento sengsri arriysd from Een*s wi*Ua opposition-faction* 4M Wm- twenty-four houss, and this season * 19UT *f*efc m Haliiax U expscted mad* to strengthen his party gt;y di- riding np tba wnttsmAgt whifte ii allr tbe friends of BooUla f****** tba Of th* Board of bo gt; cilialion Favorable Outlook for AcUUatment of DiffW cutties MineralVRI Vote on Proposition on thuraday Mackenzie King is Medium Between Contestants Conciliation Board- Will not to reeeh W.O0O. breaking all records. Two steamers the Dominion liner. Ottawa, with 80S, and the Allan liner Ionian, with 1J88 passenger*, bound to Qusbec, **** oWigsd to eojn *o Halifax owing to ths faet that tha '- 8t, Lawrence waa still cloaed by Ice. . ponotto last night, however, ware fevorable. and the Ottawa . and Ionian prngsaded to Quebec. Tba Hamburgh-American Uner Armenian also arrived with 1.173 immigrants, tha majority of tham were Austrian and Russians. . Many wsra dreamt -n in ahocpohiu coats with nigfc leather boote. It waa the first lot of Oali- ciJtna teen here for a long time. They ara a atrong, sturdy-looking -clean . and nearly all farmers. Thsy ara destined to Winnipeg, Edmonton. Porttxe la Prairie, Brandon, York- ** ************** Ottawa, Montreal f W .and about twenty ware bound for Boaslsa. Tha* thi fighting began, and np to the prsaent that* hava only bsen deaths. HlMt UffitH After Vote is Tak n Sherman Wilt Advise Men to Accept Proposition. V t X TELEPHONE MONOPOLY. m+ of I m*a Is ta hit Inveetigated by Railway Commiaaion. . Montreal, April 39 The railway commission opened an inquiry here today into, the telephone business at the bead office of the Bell Telephone Co, The forenoon was Spent in perfecting amusements for the enquiry. Meters. Q. f. Sheplev and W. 8. BueU are acting for the crown and there are a number of experts on hand in different branches of work. The Bell Telephone company will be the first to. unjftrgo-an investigation. WRECK AT FERNIE, Freight Train dumped Track Passsn- gsr Repeated tha Trick. Fernie, B.C.. April 29 A freight wreck occurred two miles west of the Crow'a Host Pass this sfteraoon, and a passenger train was delayed eight hour*. t The caboose' of the freight was thru wtt across the track and four ears were ditched. The engineer was slight- 1* hurt, bnt there were no casualties. A special-passenger up at Pemie for-the West and the engine on tbis train was also derailed before starting. The track is now clesr. Winnipeg. April .-An ol 10.008 in Winnipe s population durtsg the pmat year is abtmm bg tbs census juat cooaplstod by tha . * *T* , . m r a ment eotomleeioner, J. W. The resalt gives a Motion 111 MO, instead of MLOlVe* last 3 TRAGIC SUICIDE OF FERNIE MINER Drank Laudanum and Friends Considered he waa Joking. Died This Morning. l Farnle. B.C.. April 80- A miner (named Sandy Alexander committed ukide here last night by drinking laudanum.. No cause is assigned for the rssh act. He was in a hotel and was asked by friends to take a drink. He replied that he had juat done so and'pointed to a laudanum bottle in his hand. His friends thought he was joking and took. no notice of the statement until be fell heavily to the floor a few minutes later. Doctors were called later on and worked over the unfortunate man *or three or four hours, but their efforts fsiled and he expired early .this morning- KING LEOPOLO IS BLUFFING. Associated Press Despatch, Paris, April 29. King Leopold:*4 The matter was flnslly aet tied to- visit to Paris in cal crisis in Belgiu jesty's length; Pi is now ota ment of. politi- ) and Hia Malice today- with resident 'Vatymtbs, - minister of foreign affairs, and Premier Clemen- ceau. has given rise to an impression that the king intends to make a offering the Congo State to coercing the Belgian parliament into complying with nie wishes. BUILDING FOR APRIL TOTAL 311,936 Second Highest Amount In the City's History, and Nearly i*lOO,* OOQ Mor*Tban April Lsst Year. Cold Weather M* *** Effectively Keep tha Record Down. . Record for First Fou - Montha Exceeds a MiTWon Dollara. * Despite the laet that Aa** eras tha coldeet far many years, aad building operations ia Edmonton, aa throughout tba entire wast, greatly retarded, Eteeata* gt; building permits for the pmsot tpo*Q* iwscfa the ascot* high- art total tn tbe hiatntw Ot tha ci ty. and are far to excess of April af 1*00, which at Wm time was * room* for th* city. rKceary ef this year broke tba record. Already almsat a million Wt tre bms bss* protslsad la oen- stnfrUoa wmk. and this is the poor- ; Wm. Carey, flt Catherines, dwell- A. O. McFarUne. Ottawa, dwelling. *U00. -?r d Watson, Twelfth. litiMaa, 91*00- Arable KendaU, Kiniattoa, dwelliag no trtwrt BMtH Of of a dty than tba add Edmonton * grmwfng at a af mssm mor* evident ol ths building made, tm War of hundreds of Fro* L. Alywin. Victoria. dwaU- ing, fg OO. TO GET PRACTICAL WORK. McQIII Mining ftodsnta Ge to 1. C. to as Into Mlnea. la amy aaettoa ol the oity Ths month that clo to4ar far- niahee a total ef Wl***. *s to April of last year it wsa only taHntl* hss* April the total was a ssoord one at the ttoa, while this year it to nearly a handrsd thonaaod In axcaes. The following ia a oompaialtoa state- '* the last four Si Willi, *ta* m**m*ypotxa)ttig period to 190 lt;: It'-. The folio Al pie* for Yl * the c tul January Winnipeg. Man,, April -A party of twenty students ol tbe mining lt;to- partmaot st MoGill onirersity ' through tha lt; ty an route to .Columbia, where tbey will spend neat lew edge of actual munbv operations at tha larger minea oTthe facdfio 01 province. .. Tbs students who are all ip lhe jotter class at McGill, are aoooaipantod by J. W. Ban. assistant motsmm st mining at the anivarsity. ing, op the party are: E. E. bell, tt, O. Carmichael. K. B. Cm* ruthers, V. E. Dawson, W. J. Dick. H.'I.-Gtimour. W- K. Harding. J. C. Kemp. U. Meyersteln. E. C Montgomery. H. O. Morrison, A. S. Pare. W. W. Haymond, E. B. Rider, C; N. Boos* C W. M. Banders. 0. 8. J ' 1 *99M9 919,99* V *n 10 ,915 IS1 *7 xtBa' 818,927 Ulfit* *A tm.ido tm,*m The following permits were taken out at the efRc* of the building inspector this forenoon: Secord A York. Jasper, addition to Windsor. 9U5.000. - . * Chas. Whittonv Biver Front, dwelling 9900. ' Teeord A York, Second, sample rooms. 98,000. .John Began, Twelfth, dwelling, djgliffe, Rnftfl. duelling, Heske, Tfsmsyo, dwellih*. f WW. Aupt 9 Walter -Cook., Thirteenth, dwelling. T-m cava**, m**** ******* dwelliiig. 99**00. T..-f THE. WEATHER. w aa m* * * A The weather today has Wn fine and much milder- throughout . tha western provinces, with good prospects tor continued mild weather. The barometeric readings sre: Atlin 94-49. Port Simpson 4*60, Victoria 33-60, Barkerville 9040. Forecasts: Manitoba. Saskatchewan uud Alberta Fair with higher temperature. .. ' Port Arthur *4 ...Clear Winnipeg .j .* 98 .. Fair Uinnedosa ,..... gt;. 88 .. Clesr Qu' Appelle .' .44 ... Clsar Swift Current ./..'. SB'.:'-Claa* ' BatUeford '49 .. Clsar rrinos Albert 43 .. Fair Hat ..... 60 ..' Fair mt.eo*amte*7 ** oa *** n.mmoa'ti. 9* '. . Ftlr . Ovr'QwalfiBL ; April * gt; EY6rything now to a anaad- and happy tormina- at the trowble here. and. aubjaat relaeendum vote, the miners wtll operations next wasfr. Minister ei Labor MscKen- A tba following wirs to Hon. Bodolphs Lemieux. minister of labor, at Ottawa last night:- Apasmsnt Anneunoed. - I am pleased to inform ym tbat as ths result of negotiations between the parties during ** paa* two or three days the outstanding point* of an agreement hava bean ao adjusted tt to make it acceptable to the-oper- atom of the seven companies comprising tha Western Coal Operators' association, and to the district executive board of ths United Mine Workers aaaociation. The district, executive have agreed' to strongly recommend this agreement for acceptance by the men at all the mines. A referendum vote wiu be taken on Thursday of this week. In the meantime the sittings of the board of conciliation and investigation, which were to- Have commenced tomorrow, will stand adjourned. Nature of Tsrms Withheld. Asked as to the terms of agreement Mr.'King said he could nay nothing, as both parties desire that nothing be Sven out tul after the voto la token lursday. ************** * MULOOK IM KftttlE. . tt; 1 have every confidence In the district executive board, he said, and they have given me aasuranoea that thei' will strongly recommend the men to accept this last agreement. President Sherman also said that in the opinion of himself and other officers of the board the men. will' accept. He leaves for Michel today and will try to visit as many camps as pofmible in nerson to. explain to the men. All the campS will vote on the same day. Credit' Oue to MacKenxie King. : night after MocKenx e King' had worked very, hard and faithfully to get the trouble settled amicably.. In the opinion of both operators and miners if is the deputy minister who is responsible for the adjustment this time, and they consider tha franks of the nnblic due to this efficient official for nls services. Sir William Mulock arrives today, but will wait until after Thursday before taking action. Prasldent Lindsay's Statement. O. 8. Lindsey. president of the Miners WHI * it Wtth. lifting Meeting * W .7*9 Oanelllatlen Basra. ft - * r- * (From Oar OM Man.) * '..Warn**,*April 88.-Bir...WJk * Uexn Mulock. ehairjsn dt the la Conciliation Board, arrived * --thia morning, and has been * in consultation with.tha dep- * *. uly minister of labor, Mr. * Mackenaie Xing, since hie ar, iB rival, giving no opportunity * for an interview, Frank B. * * Smith and 3. L. Parker, tba * * two representatives .of the * *. eperatoft oa the investigating- * * board, also arriTed. . , * lt;* gt; A 'meeting of the Gladatone 0 local union will be held at 3 * o'clock to-day to discuss the 0 situation. * Around town everyone re- * * ceives news of a settlement * * with the-giaatost satisfaction. * Tha minera* officials hava al- 0 ready-left for the various * * camps to talk to the men * pending the voto to be taken gy * on Thursday, and flpon which, * Everything now depends. They lt;* gt; are very optimistic, and say * * that with a definite agree- * ment to present to the men. no difficulty is;.expected in lt; gt; carrying the vote to return to .0 * work. e , ; ** ; J /7 K gt;'- - made the following statement on their behalf: ' , p / 7-- A good deal of negotiation went on from Tuesday up to Friday at Western Coal Companies Association, which time some matters remained April fl paniad tor hto tivas af Fianoe ami foreign nations. incbadtog Henry Whlto the Ama amhsajalM, xkk aftoinaon taa ated tba spring *t3an of tha 6 lt;. . al French Artists la tba Orand Palais. It la universal verdict nf critics thnt unadjusted. Thm mediation of tba deputy minister of lsbor produoed a eontraeL * -wbieh both parties swreed to last twa yaara. Tba diatrict board desire ratifloation of their reoomman- dation h the men and a voto will ba bean seven deaths. Ha alao aaid that thla aetUaaeea* was due to the mediation ol * . King, deputy minister ol A * * Associated Press Despatch. Ottawa. April SB. Members of the government STe greatly- concerned over-tba news -from-tha- stiike iUs- triet of Alberta and Eastern British Columbia- The fsct that so many of the striking miners have satoaed to return to work as paired ot them by the naw Industrial Disputes Act, after a board Of conciliation and investigation hsd been epointed. renders each nan liable to a minimum fine of 110 a dsy. There ia much speculation as to whether the government will pt oas cute each of tha thraa thousand m DEPARTMENT DENIES RUMOR. t m m fhat Police Are Being Sent te Mining Camps Centra of Disturbance. Ottawa, April 39 A re) gt;ort was received here from the west that the government was sending mounted police to the mines, where labor troubles are on. .It 1a denied by-the mounted police department. In Alberta the police are short of the required number, and ahout eight men nave recently been sent to that province, and the force is still under strength. In regard to Fernie. it is in British Columbia, ahd there are no mounted police stationed there. WSSeLUTION - OF THE DOUMA Almost Precipitated by Harangue of Socialistic Member - ' - of Lower House. AFFIRMED JUDGMENT. in s doten yearn. America, tor the flrst Ume. leads all foreign countries both in tha numbar ani ia tba excellence cf second 'nines. The axldbltion ii re- 8Swswraas tho daoadsat or tbs impressionistic schools have been rigorously excluded. Enalpi MM fluparlere. *s-a.ifd Preas Dsapatdi. Oetttnie. April tS.-Oeoeral Mar- tiaovltoh. gorernor af Podgorttaaa and Chief af PeUoa Maecowada ware by an enaian and nmrtolly the assailant was killed. Wr WUfHd Lnxinar Invites Him. What Chnnnttbg Think, of Canadian AfHcultuHsta. , lt;..,0 London. April 88 Sir Francis Chan- nine MP. haa aa InformaUvs article on agricultural education in the May .ti -.,- : ta which Canadians have applied thamaelvas to the furtherance af sgricnlturs education has Chan* ning'a greatest admiration. It is understood that Sir Wilfrid Laurier pro- misod that if ha found It possible that bs would aoaej* General Botha's in- vitaUon-t6 visit tho Transvaal, but when Sir Wilfrid extended a like invitation to the Tranavaal premier, General Botha, it is said, replied thst it would not be poasible tor blm to leave tha Transvaal again for sen* roars. Sir Wilfrid hae accepted tbo iavitation Otihe Lopdon Gaelic socisty to a.ScoUish concert to be given in honor of Ihe eeleniel premiers on May 11: The freedom of the city is to ba presented to Sir Robert Bond Wednesday morning at the Guild haU. NICHOLAIEVITCH'S SUCCESSOR. The Qrand Duke Retiree Owing t. A*h preaching Mairia i. St. Petersburg. April 98 The Novoo Vremya today announced the appoint- / meht of the governor of Moacow, Gen. ' Seal lon. as commander in chief of the' entire body of guard regimenta and commander of St. Petersburg military district in piece of Orand Duke Nicholas icbofaievitch, who is led to retire from thie dangerous position ow* less, except sgainst the people and that it was beaten whenever it en- I gaged in a foreign war. the minister Against Packers Far Accaptlng w lTdrew from the house and served - - ii n ultimatum upon President Golovin that unless the offensive expressions .-.were retracted by M- Zuraboff, and he rule providing for temporary aus- Associated Press Despatch. St. Petersburg.; April 28- A savage attack was made tonight against the I ing toTis f ai roaohi marriSge government and tbe armv by the soc- to Princess Ansstasia, of Montenegro, ialist member. H. Zuraboff. during l?l*yiWg, lt; tf SftS? **:** ** ** the first * house ture between m*- uuuiauirv turn ine i Doums which for a time threatened I GREW WILL GET 810,200. to precipitate the dissolution of the 8eattle, AprU 28 In the Fedora beam; t '* ' Sffi in which he declared that under an I f 10,900 to the officers and crew of autocratic regime the army was worth- the Northwestern 88. Companv. Ta- flsbataa. From Transportation Cemesniss. St Paul. Minn.. Apri 9 : Justice Sandborn todey -filed the opinion of the United States Court of Appeals which e hsd written affirming the judgmenu of the United States Pis- jg p dems ooroplied withr rlcTCoun for the western district of K l *A n 1 -i-' ' Missouri agalnat tho packers for ao* cepling concessions of .12 per cent, per hundred poundsrfroni the portion of the established rata fog tha transportation of provisions on through bills of lading from Kansas City to Christiania and other poir.ts :n foreign countries. would sever com ah. for sufferings and privations they endured durmg tie * dty** i-e. vessel was imprisoned *i His *. * in Lsperouse Strait In 1905, ,wl *l* j gt;he waa on a voyage from *p t o xt .Vladivostok. Jamas Haa Net Rselyned. Winnipeg. April 9*. 4Jl have-not. pension was applied against him, they Golovin was unable i uid complied withrar' the Radicalfl-eu ported their colleague cussing a report to the effect uiat he future relations* with resigned, nor do I intend doing ao,' the: Douma. M. Golovin was unable t**id E. A. James, manager of the solidly and the Poles refused to vote. waa-Hkely to resign, which appealed At a conference of the Social Demo- lt;*n/v?ineal morning paper. He has csata tonight the advisability of M. been granted leave of absence and Zuraboff quitting St. Petersburg for a intends / spending several weeka at timo was considered. . . ' the CoasL - i 7 il * -/ :. i * CECIL RHODES' DREAM. W mi e m *. Looked Far England to Recover tha United 5Uts*. Asanfiatad Praaa Despatch. -. Tha Standard ys .*het among the aspirations in ' the wiH- oL 0edl Rhodes, to which Earl nor-General of Cansda, isisirad In bis speech .at the National Arbitra- Uon and Peace Conference banquet in New York. April 17. weie the ultimate recovery of the United States by Great Britain and Britiah occupation of tbe whole of Africa snd tha South American, continent aod tbo WwOmsid of China and Japan. JURORS FORJtUEF TRIAL. SCO jurors mora were live weee sworn hxat ceedings in tbe Buef td leaves three additional jurors' to bo obtained for. the completion of the trial, a teak began two months aao. Tbe prasoeettan le hopeful of beginning tba Introduction of evidence some time tbis weak. No session the grand Jety FRENCH LABOR TROUBLES. Are en May lists Associated Press'Despatch. Paris, April 98. The fear of extensive troubles in connection with May Dar lsbor demonstrations haa diaapr far as Paris to concerned/ troopa here. Laat year's disposition of troopa and polios will be xopeetod Wednesday. Meetinp of ooiheian will be permitted, bat ao etreet processsons. Several of tbe mors violent socialist agitators have already been arrested. Trouble is likely, however, in the Urge seaports. Teelen. Bieet. L'Orient and Cherbourg, ead in the interior cities of BenSn. Lyons and which ate revolutionary DECLINED APPOINTMENT. Rev, Marshall, ef Princ. Albrt, will Net Accept Gsnirai MUiisnsry Appointment. ; t T Prince Albert. Sask.. April.98-Rev. Marshall. Baptist minister at Prince Albert, has been offered appointment of general missionary for Manitoba a authorities have decided it wil 'by the Home Mission board of the not-be -neceaaary to bring additional Baptist Association of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, but yesterday morning announced to his congregation that be had declined tbe offer. SUPPOSED STOLEN HORSE v London. AhU m thst Charles Id ICrglrnfl ih le ta Dor- te See'Lard Elgin. April 98. Pmakr Mo- Bride, of British Columbia, announced that he is going to ses Lord Elgin en ths qonetien of provincial subsidise r Canada towards tbe building fend ef the new fl. P. G. offioaa, wwrs sented to tha Princess of Wales the occasion of tbe laying of tbe memorial stons by tbs prinos. , *** m* * --a a a*m * Denmark's Rspreientaiive. Copenhagen. April 98. Cpnstan- tlne Prun, minister of fleamarit 'to the United State., wfll Denmark st the coming paeoe conference at the Hague. gt; R.N.W.M. POLICE RETURN. A number of members of tha X,* along the line ef lbe C.N.B., - have been mobflhe* in the dVri-tn Ah of trouWe-in ooowHrtiOo t6 the southern Albsrta eoal minea strike hava returned to their station* mm theeab* there w be ae THE SEASON'S LAST SOCIAL. The Caledonian dub had a e r, gt; successful social and dance lest nigh ., Oter two hundred people ware pre- .t snd t*x*d the capacity of ths Oddfellows' Rail. The proceedings with a grand march to the atrmlns -ot the beflpw The danoao old and new were heartily anjoyed and were interanevasd with songs, recitations and instrumental music. Misses Sadie snd -BLatia Mc- roeapAny witb mandoline selections. Mr. De Boal- ors deaosd the sailors' hornpipe In fine ntvle, and the Highland fling and Irish jig wsra iplaodidly executed. Mr Tom Harvey danood the sword dance very creditably. Mis* Vends Watson sane ''Onne je by Atholl, and bar singing was moeh appreciated. Apt Tbotsaa Craig aang very swstgg Babin Adair? other aliigaia were Ms ar i .Wilson snd Belfrsge. Mr. William Wsllace'Howe recited as -usual In masterly style.- Substantial isfaesh- nieuts wore served at eleven o'clock, and Mies Altkea desai gt;ss much credit for ber painstaklnf management of the catering arrangementa. She wu assisted by aeveral other ladies. Mr, 8taurt Campbell also gave much valuable sssistance Prom start to bs gathering waa a -success. President 0stherington presided. Mr. Thomas Irving aupplied the or- eheatra. The pipers mpr* Messrs. Craig. McLennan and Couutu. Tba National 'Anthem and Auld Lang el nf the ose. FOUND. One of tiie horsea supposed to have been stolen last week trom the Imperial gtoblae was found yesterday by tha B. N. W. M. P. at larga in the vicinity of Strathooaa. A man te being held on suspicion of being one of the thieves, bnt it te now tbeagbi by the aotberittes tbat Um animals strayed from the stobtea. and t nt at irsi reported to SUMMER RACES. at the There waa a good Drivii lest night, at which C prssided meeting of the DTiring Club at the King Bdward to a cl 8 thair servia... A-new poat office to be called Bow- vilte is to be opened on'Mcv 1st to aerve the people in the Little Bow country.. The .office la twentv-aeven milea from Lethbridge and will have 9 l ** ** a weekly atrrio* ftom Lethbridge. ' , -. May mode for tba matinee meets daring fhe summer, which will be held oo tbe totr grounda track, and the opening meet will be on May 10th. commendnr at 9 p.m. The hobble qoasllon ara* discussed. and for the preaent it will be left to the ejescutiva to deefds under wbat circumstances their use will be sanctioned. Bike sulkies were ruled out. and only jogging aerts and foar-wbee vehicles will be allowed in races. wttl -bej oeen Iron members of the club, and only clnb membera will ba al* owed to drive during the season COMMITTED FOR TRIAL FOR MURDER OF WOOD mm- .- - , . Magistrate Wade Sends Victor Houde up to Assizes. Conclusion of Preliminary Hearing. Evidence Against fhe Accused Entirely Circumstantiaf. He has Shown IndifFerence During Police Court Hearing. . Thst Oeorge Wood was murdered by a heavy iron stove shaker in tha hands ot some unknown parson, and that the murderer after inflicting iho blow eoaseiad thm jnsapon un- bad clotheg in the Koade ahack is evident from Um testimony brought out laat. nisht ai the preliminary hoering before Magia- trato Wade. That the man now charged with the crime was seen oominc from tha b h ack on tbo evaning of the tragedy about tba time the murder is thought to havs boon committed, and thel whan aneetod he admitted having had a flght with tba murdered man. wbo, be-claimed, bed iU-ueed him wes brought out ia the eerlter aeaaion of yeaterday.. Aa a result of this evidence, whioh tba Crown produced in tbe last houm of the prsiiminary trial. Vitftor Mitchell Houde will n**t inns stand before a jury of aix of hia poem ia lbe der of Wood, it will be on entirely lom u T?L?C J circumstantial evidence, unless soma ? dIto fu?teh tiL fS l Lu further evidence is adduced wnen th. Jn S JS b? KSri?ftl tf case-comes op at the aaatess. The lt;M ' 7 ,in io thc evidenoe token at the preliminary hearing has all besn circumstantial. Committal Expected. No addraaaea ware made either by tbe Oewn prosecutor or Jfr. Robert- aon. Tbe one contented hhneelf with eaklnt for committal aad the other for acquittal. Mr. BoNrtooa later supptemeatod hia regno* by stating that he did not et tbte atag el tba game intend to ahow hta band and. point out the woaknsei to tha Crown's oaae with a resultant ed- vantage to the prosecutor in tha Supreme Court bearing. Honda wee then told to etond mpt end the usual form of oonunittol waa e*md ovar io him. Id uinr to the qnasUoo -Have yon anything to aay, ha replied in a clear votes: No. sir. I hava nothing to aaw. Wlll Ss TtAmem fs *m Part. r The prisoner will likely be taken thia evening to Port Saskatchewan, where ba will bo kept et tlm .barracks till June next. A mtpmtA by tbo eeaneal foe the de- McOOUOALL EPWORTH LEAGUE. * At the. regulsr meeting of McDougall Methodist Ci u reh Ep worth League laat night, the following Offleeyo wera clewed far tba ensuing term: Hon. president, Bev. C. H. Huestis; president. F. W. Cox; first vice-prsieidant, Mre.- C. R: Baca; second vioa-nraaldont, E. Richardson; third vico raaidenL Miss McLean; 'enrth vioe-presidsnt, MTiTCsmpBeTT; asowtory. V. Q. Qoanell. tog attsretsry, H- Chowp; traasurar, C. Benford. In the estimates passed by tiie Dominion house is an item of 818.000 for tbe protection cf tbs river bank Dunng the entire caae Hondo haa shown no great concern aa te . thn Ultimate reeulL He baa chatted eon- Crown made out a strong prima facie: He Sew She Waapen. case, hut wbat the defence will pre- Last night, while the case was ia duce in the trial next Juno i as yet progress, be received a. letter from only a matter of sonnies.. T : his mother;' and waa engaged in raad- It in understood, however, that the ing it when tha iron with which tho contention will be that the fatal blow ' Blunter is supposed to have been was not struck by Houde, that he conimitte-i wa* produced. At tbia juncture be anowed greater, interest than at any other time in the trial, and as he sagerly acanned tba ugly weapon he was visibly moved. Tha following ia the remaining evidence submitted: Dr., Schwab: Prior to ccaning tu iuiuuiuu. gtt muaibs 4go, 1 was beeteriologlst and microooopjfet for knew nothing about the fatality ti'l he learned of it upon his srrest. -Aad that tbe crime i* chargoatdo to another of tha parties to whom some suspicion now attaches. W gt;ta thiM end in view it is thought that a big end there may r a t member. M. Zuraboff, during ?ivoro Lwife ** ******* ** LeJ Hen- Aaataam ion A **J s f . of parliament, caused a rup-1 minister of wat. etween the ministers and thai ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' the hearing ot the eaaa in Juno next. Tbo prell-mpnr;- bearing wss prar- tha Australian government at Queene- tirally concluded lsst ntght. tha only 1 lend. I wag ?ivan. abstained iron evidence taken thie morning being that of Dr.; Schwab, tbe medical ax- part who analysed the spots found cn at Macleod. There is also e re-vote th* different exhibtta, and tsetiflsd 88,080. making 811.000 in all. I thai lt;hey wars blood stains. ... .. * . stove shaker, a stained eep and portion of a stained coat by Mr. Griffiths, of the city police service. (Continued on ;f,i 08.) - Tl ts m9 A * T IM gt; * 'e * t SsJS L.
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