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P. Roblin, Hon. ¢
bell and W. H. Sha
ing as agenis f M M
employed a
gave inatrouct .
tices of the ’
stables, police ft .
awenis and othe
rest and put
fined therein pers
should dis
‘ral distri« engas

. citing votes
ating the can

Kichardson

Either Government or Ministers.

be It is charged si)

e a on ei ‘ f the peace
DatLy Eprrion. ie: MonpDay, Nov. 25 . peid f a
ae a , struction<

: al gov
H Robe gers, &
e s e . Roblin ‘
W. H. Sharpe, M 1s agents}
Editorial Notes and Clippings }) *. °."::":%.:.s
It * charges a i
ance wit! hes ‘ s.}
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THE SEWER | business methods of the a
BY-LAW . cil who W i have the by-law | ** es em § ‘ nus
: accepted first and rrecte ; ; i
Tonight is the las ppor- a P a sted sused at i
‘ ; a wa : This is ’ t

tunity the council have r ar- a ii ead i , warrants is« ’ ;

ranging for an expe give . ; : and tk a . :

his ypinion ot the sewerage re = : 4 a was exe - : . “ . ; KA 4

system before the by-iaw > 2m - - 7 ary aw. a fx a e

voted upon The expend f the am- said al dis . ae

Next Saturday the ratepay—) nt of d is < z « and ad-

ers will cast their ballots for great not ake every { 4 “ 3 ature of I

or against the expenditure of ant and while he plans Richard« als fa =

a million, more, of money.) ay be and the pr e j and s charges

Sewerage is absolutely essen- posed sys withou flaw ref the against <a

tial and must be installed, and, the word f ma s1 sons: a aus said persons

we would not for a single mo-j su - ha he by-law be d f th berty and

ment depreciate the value or{| = bef he s, t at - nfined i

necessity of proper drainage er how expe 4 prof ut It is furth harged that “by

but we do not approve of the that man is the arres af said persons the
—_—_—_— - right of freed free discus-

and f speech and the

MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS IS 2S

1 for and t 2dvocate the can-
didature of Robert L. Richardson

CHARGED WITH BRIBING VOTERS °° =="
This is given as a reas why

Mr. Morrison is nder the law
MACDONALD ELECTION 1S PROTESTED AND HON. R. ROGERS “OP eo''a'ee fro serving 16
AND ROBLIN WITH OTHERS ARE CHARGED WITH Parliament, and his election made

BRIBERY, CORRUPTION AND INTIMIDATION. wholly null and void:
intel sok intimidation.

Below will be found the charges |agefits, before, during and after It is further charged @at the
in full as set forth in the peti-|the said election, guilty of brib- | PO'C* stables, police officials
tion for the disqualification ofiery, treating. personati« and| detectives and agents, under in-
Alexander Morrison, the recently | undue influence, whereby the said | ~ tions fr the parties men- |
elected candidate in Macdonaid,| Morrison is ineapacitated from|“0P*?, Made It Known im severa
Manitoba Hon. Robert Rogers, serving in Pariiament The stat. | ¥'8°es ane districts a ng large
whose political record is credited tory charges of bribery and cor- mil . ect s wh intend-
with much that is neavory s'ruption are set forth i the pe- ed £ ately i votes
largely connected with the al- It is charged that voters|' tee ppcen andidat
leged bribery and corruption. were paid 1 y to refrain from | ‘"# they ha pow" : and
Feeling runs high over the ar- ting Further charges are i, arres a persons f ;
rest dyring the campaign of sev- | thos p ling liq h «| * = 2 - eae.
eral of the Liberal workers and and pr sing t pay for car-| he candidature of, M R hard. |
the subsequent mock trials dnd | riages cony voters to the }*°"; and rther made sNnOWR |
maladministration of justice. The polls and egalls supplying |} " a iy rs that soliciting
following is from the Winnipeg ansportation to voters Undue} te? R. L. Richardson or ad-
Free Press of November 16th luen and intimidation are} CCCs. US clection consi ited

A petition against the return|also charged The personal dis- la criminal offense which would
of Alex. Morrison of Homewood | qualification of Mr. Morrison ig| Tender the person found guilty
as member for Macdonald was asked for, but the seal is not | °! committing it liable to imme-
filed this morning at the court|claimed for the opposition can-|~ ate imprisonment By these
house The petitioners against |didate. neans, it is charged, persons
the return are Dr. Andrew W Misuse of Police Power. were frightened intimidated
Myles of Treherne and John FE The most interesting charge is Ree mal wee
Woods of Somerset, electors of|the one in which the misuse of oar foc = apap “ y's
the division the patice powers of the tpeviaibe Richardson; and it is stated that

' 5 they refrained from doing so, and
The petition charges that Mr.\is charged t io alleged thGt)..., refenined from casting thelr
Morrison was, by himself and! Hon. Robert Rogers, Sir Rodmond|..... 64 bbe election
The petitioners ask the courts
declare that the respondent
was not duly elected; that lex-
ander Morirson was guilty under

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the law of corrupt and illegal
acts and practices: that he may
accordingly be adjudged disquali-
fied and imeapable of sitting in
the House of Commons, or of
voting.

CLAIMS DOCTOR LEFT
FORCEPS IN ABDOMEN

North Yakima, Wash., Nov.
23.—Charging that he left half
of a pair of foreeps in her ab-
domen while operating on her,
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