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Riga, March 14 of the revolution generndly, and throughout the provinces in partiaijar, where it has { ben spending its utmost fury, almost unknown in Americy Une frequently hears in" Western Farope hard things said of the Rus- ian government ip its dealings with the revolutionists, Jt to travel through the three great provin i Courland, 'Esthonia asd Li vonia, and see with. one's own eves the overwhelming devastation wrought the revolutionists, to measure the and them ~The progress and Russia Baltic rests in are is povessary {ees of hy full extent of the reckless havoe savage cruelty practi by throughout their unhappy land. That martial law was absolutely pe cessary no one who sees and hears what I see and hear, staying about in families who have lived in this part of all their lives, can possibly doubt. Had it been introduced soon- er, and stringent measures taken earlier, murder and outrages of the most brutal kind would have been prevented, and an enormous amount of valuable property--castles, man. sions, farmsteads, forests and erope--would have been raved The government's fault has not been over. severity, but too great leniency and forbearance. ' In these three provinces 192 pro- perties have Jeen looted, wrecked and burned. The country a desolate wilderyess; the owners of these pre- perties, where not murdered, have had to flee for their lives and hide them- selves in the forests, to suffer there the most terrible hardships from ex- posure in Russian winter. Bands, headed by red flags, have marched through the country carrying death and destruction in every direction Aud all this is by no means at an end. Whatever may have been the struction of life in the French revolu- tion, it may be doubted if the struction of homes and property was as great in France as in Russia. The prevailing opinion is that if complica tions atise in Turkey the outbreak throughout the empire will exoeed all that has gone before. Russia 1% de- m------------ Dreadful Fatality) The Paris municipal council has made the alarming discovery that nundreds of houses in the working- class districts are smitten with con sumption, They are literally dwellings of death, since anybody inhabiting one of them is practically certain to catch the complaint. That buildings can become saturat- ed with disease germs, has long Leen 4"nown to medical men, "Cancer hous- " for instance, were discovered by Semmes Smith in the Lincglushire Fens, and elséhere, which were liter- ally eaten up with this most terrivle f maladies. Another, instanced by D'Arcy Power, claimed us victims three tenants, who inhabited it one ter the other. It was then s t light to by the landlord, and burnt. : Plague, too, has been proved to-in- lect dwellings after a like fashion. In One case mentioned in a recent report of the Indian commissioners, a tene ment house in Bombay was so badly diseased that it meant death to any- one rash enough to enter it. It was, therefore, boarded up, and remained empty for over a year. Then two fam ilies of vagrant beroars, eleven per softs 'mall, 'broke in, apd took up their abode there. without the knowl- edge of the authorities, Within a week not one of them was left alive. Perhaps, however, the most extra- ordinary instance in point is the case of Amber, the ancient capital of Jey pore, . which contracted lop.rosy badly, that no one would dwell with in its walls who could help. it. tanlty, Jey Sing. the dered 4 yeneral exodus tants that were left was carried out, and from that day the city remained unpeopled, a prey to the loathsome disorder that' recent experiened has shown to still linger in its silent gtreets and desert. od squares. es, 9) 80 Even. then rajah. or of the inhabi The edict alive, has -- The Future Queen Of Greece. Whether iil gotlen gains can affect the happiness of the innocent will be a matter of interest to all Europe, when Prince George of Greece marries the Pr incess Marie Bonaparte It is from the famous gambling sort on the Mediterrancan that Princess Maric was the daughter of bfteen million dollars. The mother of Princess Harie was the daughter of Francis Blane, the founder of the gam- bling establishment at Monte Carlo She married Prince Roland Bona- parte, who was a penniless vouth in the French army, and died a year lat- er, after giving birth to the baby who may some day be the queen of Greece The Princess Marie has been most carefully educated and is a musician of more than ordinary skill. She is interested in out-of-«door sports, is an enthusiastic motorist, and shares her father's interest in aerial navigation, She is so clever with a camera, that, should she ever by a freak turn of the wheel, have to earn her own living, she could easily do wo by becoming af professional phagographer. Aside from Her personal charm. this princess has a decided talent for so cial affairs. Binge she became of age, a few years ago, she has presided with tactful success over her father's magnificent hotel in the Avenue d'lengd Parie, and, despite all contrary pro- phecies, the fature of Prince Geor and his lovely fiancee looks bright. re the Forgot Her Ticket. young colored girl, cotton fields of the. south. One aiternoon she came to her northern mistress and handed her a visiting card. "De lady wha' gil me dis is in de pa'lor," i * annoder ay us G,. MONDAY, -- - A TERRIBLE PANTOMINE, Tale Court, March HX dumb witness rial st Bordeaux, des a MIC. pantomime yester day the disposal of the be alleges, be saw it. The prisoners are three men and 8 Woman, keepers of an the village of Langon, cused ol murdering a t, and of throwing river Garonue, friends of the witness mterpreters,'"' says the Matin, talking to him by gestures, and nally explainiog his pan tomime to the judge. The witness a railway \porter at the village sta tion, oppo-ite which is the inn. The arowd in vourt was geserally able to follow the gesturés as well as if he had used words, and watched with painful interest as the drama. of mur- der was unfolded in ¢lear and unmis- table pantomime, The mute described how he tried to enter the inn, of which he was an habitue, by the front door on the day of M. Monget's death. The door was locked. The mute described in gesture how he went round to the cellar door, how he opened it, how he found two men and the woman of the frantically washing their hands he noticed a great splash of blood on the woman's apron, how he pointed it out to her, and how she guickly threw the apron into a fire, Next he described how he went alone afterward to the cellar, and there dis covered in a corner the battered corpse of M. Monget. One of She male prisoners found him, cuffed him, curs 'ed him, and flung him out of the house. He stayed near to wateh After midnight \he saw the male pris oners come out, one holding a candle, another wheeling a' barrow with the corpse strapped into it. They went to the banks of the Garonne. and flung the body in So clear was the mute's pantomime in the final stages of his story that not a word was spoken. Judge, jury and spectators watehed inthralled the damb man's gestures in the failing light, and the only sound the chattering of the teeth of the prison ers as they stared in helpless terror at their silent accuser. Tells Murder By Signs in Paris in a murder riped body, us inn in i hey are guest named Mc tine body ihto Three close acted as ovens 18 house how was Harlowe ddappenings. Harlowe, March 14.--The roads are in. a vers bad condition. Many from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs, J. Pressly, Northbrook, yester day. Mrs. H, Rodgers is visiting at Arden. Mrs. A. and H. Palmateer are spending a few dave with friends at Parham, Miss Cassie Connors met with a severe accident: at school on Monday last. She was EMhiing . down hill, and the sleigh went into a fegin and the voung lady had ber leg bre en. J. Bishop, Tweed, is in this vicin- ity. Frank Gray is ill with appendi citis Miss Lillie White is spending this week at Plevna. On Wedneshay evening last a large number of friends went. to the home of Mr, and Mrs John Black, as a surprise party, Mr. and Mrs. Black are soon leaving to dwell in Arden, They were presented bv Rev, Mr. Wallace with two lovely dining room chairs, J, Thompson, Tweed, at T. Connor's. Kingston Mills Accident. Kingston Mills, March 14--~Mr. Peck, an old resident "of "Cushendall, met with a painful accident last Tuesday While drawing wood he had 'a mishap, of his legs. Wilirid Mr. Moore, Kingston a pamful accident and n breaking onc Moore, son of Mitis, met with He was visiting his friends here, after leaving for home was met by black collie which sprang him and bit him in the face in thee places. The first robin of the was seen here, vesterday. dos al seafon Arrested For Stealing Bacon Belleville, Marth 16.--Richard Duns and John Potts, his son-in-law, the county jail here, charged wtenlin: J pounds of bacon Black's. warehouse. The hacon was stolen a couple of nights "ago, and the arrested. A week ago the same men entered a farmer's hen coop, wrung the necks of six of and made off with them arrested and fined £5 cach berry are with from m men were his fowl, They were Spring Importations Of 1908. Prevost, Brock street, three cases of imported goods for his order clothing department, consisting of Scotch and English tweeds, cheviots and vicunas. 4 great variety of them to choose from has received serges, The Need. 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Ihe Ontario Checker Association is arranging for a checker tournament in Toronto, on April 21st, 22nd and 23rd to decide the dominion championship To the winner of the championship a souvenir valued at $100 will be given and a second prize valued at $756 will be given A meeting of the East League will be called shortly clubs employing professionals of contracts Hockey the ro n and will into the subject and sal ary limity with a view to any repetition of the circumstances which threatened to make things pleasant at the opening of the pm preventing un esent season Belleville is on for hookey league next. winter, with = Ps Hope, Belleville should prove a ods are used Intelligencer A scheme, it it to form a profe this district | terhoro, Piéton if proper on very littl best is none is said, sional in and in neces Belleville has the winter, sport in summer timid for as the people are quite willing to for it Montreal Wanderer for New York, Fuesdav- night against rocks, of New Yorl and Friday d the week following, they the "International will play relurming hops too good us in ws pocinkly pay felt, vesterday they will play the Sewn On Wednesd Monday will play where nn ol the with the winters 04 K series at Pittsburg, and ir Cleveland on the 24th, by way of Buffal« At Indianapolis, I Hoppe at 18.2 Hoppe was in both eve hy was : Hoppe, 300; high run, 1M; aver age Ly 97 high rus 1 average The evening's. scorn was : Hoppe sigh run, 192. aver age, Isd4-14 r, 270; hig 87: average, The Montreal is Ottawa plavers thus de feet on a crowd in. the Arthur Ross skates down the crowd in the Montreal up and yells. 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