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The
Night
Cometh
day:
tne
nignt
cometh
when
no
man
can
work.
Jesus.
On
the
dial
of
the
watch
of
the
famous
Dr.
Johnson
thgre
were
written
three
Greek
words,
from
this
state-merit
of
Jesus,
namely,
"The
night
cometh."
in
nm
Walter
Scott
read
BoswelTs
life
of
Johnson.
He
arid
made
It
his
own.
"If."
thought
to
Lockfaart.
his
future
biographer
$cptt,
"I
am
to
aeoampllah
anythlrsj
:
"Bead
to
me
Loekturi."
X
oust
strive
whUe
I
may"
So
be
From
what
book
shall
I
read?'
hall
the
words
"the
ntgfet
cometh'
carved
In
atone
an
the
sundiai
of
his
cottage
home,
T
aeeswada
on
the
'They
were
in
Seott's
library.
'
Need
you
ask?
Then
ts
bat
One."
JUKkhart
aead
those
coneellne
bank
of
the
Usk.
and
under
it
in-
words
of
Jesus
from
John
XIV
splratton
he
worked
as
lew
men
"This
is
a
gnat
comfort
a
great
r&W.
He
dreaded
the
sUoht
when
oonteV
whiapated
the
dying
man
throus
age,
sickness
or
infirmity
,
Thomas
Qaripie.
too.
In
his-
very
fW
be
wMe
to
work.
,Ont
booic
awtes
tSMae
emphatte
Both
Johnson
and
Scott,
while
words
of
Jesus,
they
dreaded
death
as
the
cessation.
They
were
the
watahworde
of
Je-of
Hfel
activities,
yet,
from
the
,
sua.
the
greatest
Mfe
ever
lived,
and
contact
with
the
Master.
Jesus,
they
are
the
centre
of
the
two
through
his
text,
found
comfort
in
j
greatest
biographies
in
the
English
death.
language
of
Johnson
by
Boswell
Of
the
former,
in
his
biography.
'
and
Scott
by
Loekhart.
ir
we
would
we
read,
"When
at
length
the
mo-
i
accomplish
anything
In
the
Chrta-
merrt,
dreaded
through
so
many
'
tian
religious
life
we
must
"Work
years,
came
close,
the
dark
cloud
pUaed
away
from
Johnson's
mind.
!I1
temper
became
unusually
patient
and
gentle.
He
ceased
to
think
with
terror
of
death
and
of
that
out
our
own
salvation."
The
world
is
full
of
mendhwnt
Christians
'ptaese
Lord
for
Jeeus'
i
sake
give
me
this,
give
me
that
re
which
ties
beyond
death
and
he
Hex;
nothing)
spoke
ranch
of
the
marqy
of
ow
and
the
propitiation
el
Christ
His
fatfh
tgomphen
over
his
fears
.
.
M
he
confidently
resigned
his
soal
to
bis
Savior."
The
UMr,
as
he
lay
dying,
said
laylous
hobeea.
wanting
something
I
must
work
for
my
(Jed
for
my
f
ellowman-the
night
eemevh
when
no
man
can
work.
Wealth
is
measured
by
those
we
love
and
are
loved
by!
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
V.
n.
Grant
llolllntworth,
HA,
Orcanist,
John
II.
Davey
11
ain..
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
QO&&
SHEPHHrtD''
12
19,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Sunday
School
in
West
view
School
7:30
fun.,
Sermon
Subject:
"BETRAY1HQ
ACpEKTSl"
la
R
always
true
that
actions
speak
louder
than
wefcur
Out
of
town
visitors
especially
welcome
CLAD
TIDINGS
FULL
GOSPEL
MISSION
II.
V.
Johnson
iri
cllaree
A
Mlsaton
for
th.
People.
W
Watt
10
for
the
Mlatbn
A
heasty
wkosM
to
all
SERVlCval
Sunday.
11
a
m..
Prayer
Sunday,
3
80
p.m.,
Sunday
School
Sunday.
8
00
p.m.,
Oospel
Message
Subject,
"CAN
THE
WORLD
SEH
JBStfS
IN
MET
ARSON
CASE
PROCEEDING
fifteen
Witnesses
Heard
l'p
to
Yes-tciua.v
Afternoon
In
E.
C.
Dawson
Trial
fresh-
Crown
Evidence
KEEPS
YOU
FRESH
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RLTERT
-
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
Father,
Mo
her
and
Sister
Accused
Among
Those
Giving
Testimony
Fifteen
wtteoaaes
had
been
hard
MP
to
adjournment
Friday
evening
In
the
Supreme
Court
Awice
ease
here
in
whteh
Ernest
Ctaode
Dawson
of
Smithers
Is
charged
with
arson
In
connection
with
a
fire
which
which
destroyed
the
house
of
bis
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
Dawson,
at
Soil-
-
uicfa
on
winsuiiM
nrgnt
tut.
.Iflrrnoon
Session
The
first
witness
at
yesterday
alia,.
frnon's
session
of
the
trial
was
Mrs.
Mary
Dawson,
mother
of
ttr-
3jOo'cused
and
owner
the
burned
g
00
;
house.
She
thought
that
her
son
i
had
the
fire
Insurance
policy
at
the
mt
91
e
n.
sm
knew
of
no
deaflrfla,
aowf
wr.
h
regard
to
the
'jl
part,
she
had
been
111
for
wees
previous
to
me
fire.
In-
fifm.
unaawnae
oaf
was
the
HfSt
oopMton
on
wfeUh
she
had
left
the
foue.
having
gen?
with
her
hua-baa
son
and
the
tetter's
wife
and
famHy
to
Use
heme
of
Mm.
Champion,
witness'
daughter,
tar
Cbrlet-ma
dinner,
attending
church
in
the
evening.
Under
cntv
crawtaarton.
Mm
tJOawesA
sr.
seU
that
an
heirloom
nween
wtnea
we
found
among
Um
on's
effects
to
the
tnmka
ha
the
engage
after
the
flte
hid
bee
eJstn
thy
her
te
abused
for
tfee
fttae
nmddMMM.
Witness
ted
darted
the
day
beJbee
Cbrlsteaan
tad
saw
w
weefttenejr
had
dropped.
Dw
(Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook.
St.
Peter's
Andiean
church)
ltK
the
week
before
Ouakrnas
an
I
must
work
the
works
of
Him
that
sent
me.
whilst
it
iJSW
lad
!
?
azpledfd
and
the
lid
flew
off
a
.
...
'
I
Hotel
llUffiWO
aUM
UV
Una
IW
On
The
logs
of
thia
stove
weee
aiao
de-
rerOve
Mrs.
Lewis,
another
daugh
ter
of
accused,
had
had
aa
M00
snottaage
on
the
house
and
SUM
insurance
had
been
paid
over
to
he,
witness
receiving
$669
inenx-ance
on
the
fumhsire.
Early
last
year
the
accused
had
made
a
payment
of
$1000
to
Mrs
Lewis
against
the
mortgage
but
no
Interest
In
the
house
or
Insurance
had
ever
been
turned
over
by
her
'Mrs
Dawson
ar
t
to
the
son.
Mm.
Annie
E.
Champion,
sister
of
accused,
told
of
the
younger
Dawson
and
his
wife
leaving
hrr
house,
following
Christmas
dinner
there,
about
4
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
and
returning
about
7:38
in
the
evening.
Witness
then
went
to
Church
and
had
been
called
from
there
on
account
of
the
fire.
Accused's
Suit
8t
an
ley
Noble
was
one
of
the
guests
at
Champion's
for
Christmu.s
dinner
He
had
previously
been
at
the
Dawson
house
and
h
id
helped
accused
to
lock
up
the
doors
Hi
had
seen
accuMid
In
the
evenltiK
ai
the
fire
Witness
identified
a
suit
which
was
taken
from
one
of
the
trunks
which
had
been
in
the
gar
age
as
being
the
one
that
accuser
had
worn
at
Christmas
dinner
George
M.
Carruthers
testified
u,
having
seen
aooused
on
Christmas
Jay
at
the
home
of
Qrandm.i
DeVoln
where
Mrs
Lewis
lived
Roy
none,
living
next
dcgr
to
u
bouse
which
wa
burned,
told
of
having
heard
accused
In
his
house
tbout
half
an
hour
before
the
fire
His
aceascd's
little
daughter
had
been
in
witness'
house
and
he
had
called
to
say
that
he
would
be
back
In
a
few
ounntes
to
get
her.
Mrs.
Dawson
Jr
called
a
few
minutes
later
and
took
the
child
away
After
the
fire,
accused
with
his
wife
and
family
had
stayed
at
Pope'K
house
for
toe
night.
Mr.
Alta
May
Pope,
who
was
f
re-
ouently
is
the
Dawson
house
and
oao
been
there
on
Christmas
Day.
testified
that
certain
toys
and
clothing
taken
from
the
trunks
and
oiber
containers
had
bean
soon
bv
Ur
In
Ifee
Dawson
bouse
as
late
as
vwraHmas
tnorwng.
She
had
also
seen
Hires
oz
tne
(runic
m
question
la
the
Dawapn
kitchen
during
the
week
preceding
Christmas.
Thev
had
explained
tat
the
trunks
were
getting
wet
Inside
the
house
and
they
were
planatnf
on
taking
them
ant
aa
ane
garage
and
sned.
Young
Dawson
and
his
wife
had
put
out
a
big
washing
on
Christmas
eve.
Un
ifier
oMios-examinaUon,
Mrs
Pope
,
said
that
she
had
seen
no
one
mak-I
tag
trips
between
the
Dawson
bouse
j
and
outbuildings
on
Christmas
Day
M
Annie
Mary
Monks.
befHg
on
tt
street
nearby
at
tile
time
of
the
fire,
went
to
the
Dawson
house
and,
.jJTOt
DAIliYNltWa
while
on
,her
way
ther,.
had
been
overtake
by
accused
'who
said:
"For
Oji
sake,
let
me
past
tare.
Monks
help
u
to
remove
bed
elb
thing
tma
the
burning
boqie.
Pergf
Davidson
who
vats
t
the
fire,
tafllW
Uiat
accused
IVtrfSttM.
referrlhig'fei
tr
grraire.
"For
Qod's
sake,
don't
lei
this
building
burn
Wtrkijn
F
Duff
tola
of
helping
u
remove
blankets
from
one
ol
;ln
bedrooms.
Accused
had
eome
up
mid
excitedly
ein-d
For
God
sfc
save
someUuMi;
It's
all
we've
trt
Donald
Collisou
told
of
culling
.it
Ct
tampion'
u
take
Mrs.
Mary
Daw
son
to
church
Dudley
Liitie
also
testified
a-
in
helping
to
remove
stuff
'from
the
burning
building
Assistant
Fire
Marshal
Ernest
Huuti
.isswt.ini
fire
m,u
anal
at
Sfflhhers.
who
was
the
Dim
on
hand
after
the
fire
alarm
'
id
of
using
one
lire
extinihilshei
m
the
eflhrt
to
put
Hie
fire
oat
Hud
hi
had
aa
addition.
il
one
he
b-lvtvi
he
might
h..
.
been
"Uceesfjl
.i.
dolnR
so
a
!)ie
fire
em
a
tn
-'
confined
lo
lie
din:n
rooni
:.i'.
The
f
lamas
spread
rapidly,
bow
ever,
and,
b
the
time
the
fire
eii
gine
arrived
the
house
was
doomed.
Aecvggd
had
said
at
the
tawe-that
the
garage
and
shod
contained
"only
empty
trunk
and
Junk
Under
aivss-examtiuitKm
witness
was
paantge
chat
accuaed
had
said
"only
emoft
tranhs
and
Jnak
He
twUnassi
believed
be
was
Bstsre-pocasd
hi
Obe
tKeMsnlnury
trial
and
1
fire
nranwui'a
inquiry
where
he
was
eredttad
with
toetitylng
that
ae-i
eased
had
suid
"Just
old
stsat
and
Junk."
Witness
at
first
said
that
the
Ud
had
been
tighUy
on
the
cfasah-led
heater
which
was
tnand
m
fhe
raeng
of
the
hoaee
hat.
ander
crosa-etaHnarmn
irtaaKted
that
he
waa
net
at
all
sure
shout'
ttua
Lewie
Austin
aaH
riiahm
Hagh
Lewis
wage
tend
swig
aa
wttoesaee
tor
rsa
sarnrninaema
hat
no
ojms
Uons
wage
asked
of
etthar
At
f
oiolork
const
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M
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Metis
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salted
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