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ml L’l'"l='1‘ News THE _CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rim ov nv
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MAY Bl llHllWlllll
Sailed From Portland and Believed to Have Been Washed Overboard.
Special to The Guardian. SACKVILLE. Nov 18-From infor-
mation received it is feared that Guy Kilcup, son of Walter Kilcup, wu, drowned by being washed overboard from a British steamer from Port lund, Maine, to \l.le United Kingdom., The young- man shipped on the
steamer at Portland and going ,,,_ cross the Atlantic was swept to his death. The news was brought 'ny men, who sailed on the steamer and returned to Maine.
Relatives here fear that the report
of the drowniinl.; is correrb_
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lsiiiiis ilui
lu in iuln
Special to The Guardian. .
l‘hc church was hcailtiflllly ilcco:ut-'othel wlthoul' help' but having me
ed with flowers and everylioily was 'mme L" Goals Book Of life- `
platform was thc niagnifiuuut mM_lI.a:/.a_riil~i to Ahraliam's bosom; the
NEW YORK, Nov. 18-The fear that Col. John Jacob Astor’s yacht Nollr-, inalial, with the owner and his son` Vincent aboard, may have been dis- abled n the West Indies hurricane last week wus increased today my thu’ fililure uf various vessels seeking; ltie whereabouts of the missing yacht to report her.
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lWl] KILLED lil
CULLAPSL [ll BANK
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WOODBURY, N. J. Nov li'--.Inhn Wullace and Joseph Cutler were aili- cd and Horace Karcher, a boy, was probably fatally injured yesterday oy the collapse of a gravel bank near here_ The three were working in u tlinnel when it caved in. Kercherwbo was buried- up to his neck hail. both less bro-ken and intoirnul inillries which will probably result in his death. ”
HLV. HH. HILLS SAYS '
WUMLN WILL HULL
CHICAGO, Nov 17-,-One hundred
years from now people will live to he 120 years old. In 100 years the
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women will own all the propcrty,and ‘
when a man wants 5.0c to buy ii, (‘hrisf.mas present hc is .‘ikely to 'rin
asked by his wife' what ht- did with P
the last 50c she gave him, ..
These prophecies were made liy Ui'
Newell Dwight Hills, pastor of Ply- luollth church, Brooklyn, li".-.o spoke y<-sterday on "'l‘hc Anleriizu of 'I"oil;\y linil Tomorrow" hcfore the Hook county teachers.
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_ w'lNNil>l~1o, Nov 11--Gi-nnil 'rriinli
"The (lm 'll l -we \V1ll .- - > » . _ _ _
e wi come wien pacific officials .inuountc that _l_i(y _ _ _ lander hlmsem but has done tha
b best he could under the circllmstances
by marrying one. J. D. Reeves a
lie ashamed to show our faces .in n
heaven at the age of 100 years be- ciiilse of our extreme youth,” said Dr Hi lis. He decliircii that it had been proved that the men of today are four inches, on an aviiragc, taller than the men of 500 y._~.i.~-. ~-sfo, and that the women are five inr“°ii taller than the women of 1789. These dis- coveries, he said, had .iecn iiinuc fri...i a fashion book dated 1789 und founil rece,-ntly, and from coats of mail used
ill the 15th centliry.
“The wiomen are getting tile most of
the education ctoday," stud the spur.- lier, "and before loii,;, if the men con- tinue to go into husiiloss and 'got their recreation, lil the evcniill.-; with li little ball driven nuout over a 'table with a cue, while the women follow intellectual pursuits, the latter uill be the only educated licrsoilu -il lhe country. We are llnvilllz trio nlllcli trouble over the stiltclncllf. of l‘i\ul flint women should mit. fni'-k in the i~liui'cli.”
Af. twelve 0'cloK'.k lust uigllt om- of
the plate glass windows iii from of J. T. McKenzie's store on. Queen street/ WHS broken. An ineliriatc leaned “llwinst it for support ii.ild the glass woii’d not stand the pressure, If was lelllllorarfly rcpliircd hy ii i-uilple of officers wllo were on. duty at the tinla. _
'* - Condensed Advertisements
(Too late for classification.) @rl~;.1_:'., ’;':' ":;*::_:
SAUNSOME SAUSAGES fresh ev-
__ sry day at Saunders At Newsome IS-SENT, a parcel containing a l . 'ir of 1ady's bouts and a pair Ul l!1I:i`t‘s slippers was delivered at_ the wrong house yesterday. Kindly notify Mi-3 C_ G. Du-ffy. 7 Illchmoiild Sf. West. . 11-19d3ipll.
LiAi.i~~au-sinus wanted, for Klns'H.
Queenis and Prince G0unl'l€S~
Appl1.by-latter I-Ii. F. i-lhairpe. RGVCFB Hotel Ch l tt t . ll-l0dlw_pd._
. atc e own ______ __
,] 0s'r, in this city, n. silver modal ‘ J awarded in shootln comvffl
ext fall their steel will he fi .d '- yofnfl 'Pete .launc (liiclic, on the other
side of thc lnaiii divide of thc flock- ies, 305 miles beyond iiidiiiiilltoil. CANADIAN IHIJIANS AHL
very kindly sent by Mrs Georgu l)_ with God, and the other to hell.
All Gulted
Llly 11 committee of ladies from all the :was 8' bertam Rich Ma" °‘”’d 9' Begg” th°“B8'"d d°u“"' I
cliiirclies and called for lhc icr;:.|e and Named Lazarus", L A
cliluply ll, hrlng mm, to the Chumh_ l In forceful and effective terms the
Nearly every person in the aullienceiprcacher vividly `~ 'esented the pic-
Wl,l~l., a while flower 0,. ,.m,_,_>,, ____ Hlture drawn by i`ii I it in this pairs/ble -
l_(,ke,, of ,.,,,,pect_ The _,___-___rv _mdy-the rich man cnt. Lazarus in life, \
the side pews were llllml “lm ,helm death and in e:.::i.lty. They pres- _
younger and the nllddle aged all_cnt _a striking c0zi'ci'i.:-it-the one pos- H Q
cugw lo pay then. ,_,,_b,,te 0, mgpectlsessing many morn! qualities and an V U .
to the uid, und enjuy the Se,.Vice_ _abundance of this \.'i:rid's goods. The ____ ____
Is Being Urged to Delay the Prospect of Coiring Ex
.' -' Y 5- H-wheel. _ _ _ _ _ .1 fa
ow i>l-;oi>i.e’s iiiiiii iii in iciir or willows
DAY YESTERDAY iiiiiiii iiiii “oriilv Tilt siliirr’
King’s Business Have Great Meeting in Music Hall Block and Si><_. Will be Obeyed at Any (lost by Min First Methodist Church When Dr. A B"S'"°‘°‘s P'“°°‘ w°"’ A Managers. Almost Insane From Grief,
Elliot Spoke on “Paul the Aged.” , ___ ° They Must Know the Worst.
Th O1 _ _ Special to The Guardian. _
‘f ‘l l@0Iiles Service in the way. ~ BARBIE, Ont. Nov 18-Fire broke Special to The Guardian. "Unless we succeed we will never
l2l_r.-.t Methodist Uhurch yesterday al.l At the evening service nearly every out in the Music Hall block, and CHERRY, 1l;_, Nui,-_ 1g_Tl,e cry ol come out alive.” said James Taylo
teilioon. was a great event, 'l‘he :list “at in the church was occupled' “ld” pmcmcauy dmtroyed the “nur” build' the desperate widows and or hans-- tm Mining Inspewor'
Seats hall been reserved for the __ ed lwere present a number of ministers ing. _ no ____ P .__ The women me almost means no
and for u llalf hom. |,,,,,,__, me S,_`_€_ '_an.il thuir people from other parts ol The block contained the Crystal pe” ° shalt. 011011 the Hlllllt. ‘ '
bef_un the ushers were kent liii.-ol. Ill?-‘f'h°,3 pr?vmce` Mr llanzgefs Bing' Plume' G" w°rks °m°°» C- P- R- Wm be hwded' "en U human nv" nv? days' _ was a touching scale tu uurul, u,e.}l'll~' Of ‘F206 £0 F060 W8-S B'l'€B-€l_Y 011' l`l°k€¢ 0f5C0. Telegraph Compaiiy's MVS £0 be sacrificed to reclaim the Under direction of the Inspector the Pefsi Vl°°'Pl"¢Sld°l1¢ Milwbell and ,old people throng to c.;;oy the i`€ing’i-:yloyed .hx g‘,"l` < . omce’ Gafette printing omce and en,*,‘°mb°d deall' / most h"ard°us Worms will be lmade .
Business meeting .eliociully ,,,~,~,mg,_.,ll D1’ Elllots subiect was "A Three Armstrong s barber shop which were We are going down in the mifne; to satisfy the demands of the bereav- l»9ll°l` llc- Jail fOr °0'l1¢€mDY--
_[Ur ll,em_ (-a,.rl,,_,§ hw, __________l>_nune1led picture of Two Meu_:» and :ll gutted. we will conquer or it will conquer us. ed to remove the bodies.
,,,l,m.tc,. 0f_the cit_y_l_ud hlym ______:_m__l_his text was Luke, 10:19, There The loss will Aggregate twenty Q _i __ T231? __ _ _ ________ __ a
grief that has consumed them f
mlm, iwi suululis slum Lulu
fin..-e ii-_»ii of wiiiii- ciiiyniniiieinnninvlece Of °1<>==@St intimacy mid honor _ Attempt to Rob Cashier Life. Property Loss is
i.nn,-,-wlntl.. At tin-_ elnnt or tht not-l Anil what in Hou? it is not literal ' ' Foote of Darlhmouth Half a Million
vice every elderly infill and woman I-e__fll‘o and brimstone, but something in- ceived ii flower. 'l‘hc yoiingup gl-eebiflnltiely far worse. lt fs moral ag-
haustion of Fuel.
eil the older with zi uliid hand, ony beyond the power of mail `tii con- “_*‘ "_'_
lll' ldlliott prcuclleil D. beautiful se;-.Ccive. It is seperateness from God
mon on -il,u__l _____ A_____d,. and che,,,.,,Ll | It is ti-,itll seen too late. Christ pliiili- gpecla; to The Guardian Special to The Guardian.
adner, ninety-two. They are pi-0_ There."
upplaudlng them both_ Long may signified their desire to live a loyal hey both live to bless and cheer olir Christian life.
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RI(.‘lIMO\II) Mil Nov i7- -At the cu';L\;L(ll{El:]i;§,r1",1tNL;,lLlr;;,”_|;,T;x1e cieaxstzgl
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uitli John Flettliei llleduiis, ofGreen s 0"” ol Amhers 5 must mghly e"L""’“
ig giliii ill-toililliiufloii ll\l>il until the yum” he hug condllcted the Well' _ii ihday pail \\.i> oiel. lknown temperance hotel The Arr-hit lfntil eight you-'s ago, when he lrcntlllilll H0058- T118 lieilelised WGS born
MOOSEJAW, November 17--One oi
‘thc wo.rst‘wrecks that ever occurred
' -in this vicinity, happened near the
MnNIANALyard limits of the city shortly before ' linidn-ight, resulting in the death of
_ _ --*“* illoliind Hillings, aged 25, an English'-
WASHINGTON. NUV 17-“Ri`Cky man, who was a fireman on n. North
Boys" blliid of Chippewa Indians said line freight, and mmplutly u-;-,»_-._~kiu,._- to belong in (iaiiiiilii, have been seven cars. Hilling was i crllshtd
ounded up in Montana under the su under u, tender A heavy loaded wheat
lescrvutioii, according lb lnforma- inl; ir the yard
tion received at the Interior depart NORTH BLND B C I\"ivcmi»e"17
ment Fhtic are one hundred and-Engineer Gough, of Kam oops was twenty two persons in the band, whokllled and two tilt iileii nfl have been looming around the coun Jllfell ln 8 WPCCK 1-i.-t iii_,ilt. A snow try living; as best they could. Nextslide Htrlick the engine.
spring they will lic taken liar-li. wi ' _'heir rcserviifvioil in (lanailii. Minurd's Liniinent cllres distemper.
K' i ' . perilitendciit of thc Blackfeet' Indians train ran into ajstrinl; of car_'~: stand- l ` ' ` ` '; .
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J. H. FLETCHER WRITES
FROM ST. J0liN’S OREGON*
and signal just ce oe _ _ _
lt. I can never forget the kindness 1.wl|;l, a manifesto from the Liberal revolution of 11.88 has tlic rig_lit o received lrdm P- E- lsllmllem 0” mls standpoint. He claims that thai pow- the Commons tc. contro the nanc
I had the cxtron_le Ipleau. lnlprovcment. They all seem to occasion, ~But I must nov forget to er to force distolution' is the prero- of the coun_§ry_been i;_l;_nlleh_ge;i_ ____ __ ure of ailili~essiiig the ’. E. sand have 8 __ "_ . t t mention B L Woodside formerly of utlva 01 the Crown and the finance, "The Loi' s,' says e pa e , a e_
th I _ . . . _ g _ . _
(iliib at Seattle on September 20th, ,______d asdrozi :heacnment 0 e Ba Summerside. Mr Woodside is ai m'\;I\',is the exclusive privilege of the Com- chcsl_:_n tl: :nge o_f___S¢_ast_ri;i_._t__l_<:;i_._____It___l 1909, the fair management have gra-l_‘ ' y Y are me an 0lE1'¢ltlU»ll\l9ll°¢ BUWDE Callwllllmll “'mon_=. Therefore he argues,-the rclee- as t will I; _D b_____F1 the House 0
Cm,,Hly _,ct aside that ,lay ln honor l0YHl t0 the ¢°\lll¢l‘Y 0! f-l1Bl1` 8001>- Seattle and fs never bettell pleased tion of the budget is a double invas- been s W0! W “th _ ,
h tltlon, Many of them. stand iwell up- than when making Island visitors lou by the Lords both oif the Royall Lords before the peove s gs
°f "he Islanders settled in t 8' ` happy prerogative and dl the Commons',all its imperfections on its head. Bold Hlty' My subject was the “Duty 0( in the professions' and Others are .The LP. E. Island Club has met with privilege, and further, f the Lords and unashamied, it is standing, the lfllllllllefll all Citizen” °l the U“it°d'°°t'iv°ly engaged in business pm' extraordinary success, and its mein- establish at the general election their selfish defepdei- of privileges in land States." On the following Wednes- Slllllll- Amon! the l’l`°f°59l°““l EW' dare feel very proud of ft. It was right to control the country'e finance. and liquor and the champion of taxa- day I gave them A _ectpre on ..Wm_~t1emen whose acquaintance I made I organized by the late Alexander. Me- tl,” wlll make themselves the pre- tion on food. A morecsliamefulecpt _ ing l,,,,,,-,,l,.,_i' qllwm are u great, desire to name the following; Rev Donald, captain of the Seattle porice dominant power in the State by their iiplracy against, the .on_l_mon a
H ` d i S ttl C E McKinley a Presb tcrisn min- l°"°°» "'h°5° m°m°“`y ls ham “°“¢"°d b Bblllw U0 “BUOY the budget' 5t°P.h°5 "ev" been unmasked'
many intelligent lslan ers n ea e. 1 - _ » Y ‘H P_ _E_ Islanderl The present ‘ml the Kings revenue and force the dlp
"ml '"““l' °f them have b°°°m° q“lt°’iBter of splmdid standing; Father J' cel-s are: President, B. L. Woodside; solution of Parliament evcr_y___y_ ar. ' M ' ' ll fl
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wealthy au.-1 are highly respected. IIE. O'Brien, an eloquent and ablel di- v,l°'_p,.“ldenl_ Rev g_ g_ M_,._l{lul¢yi; .~-~-~f»--~ .4 -- 2"'-"M
ces of the nation.
DO*-‘ni-+
ucky s burgley and other grades of- obacco in the 1909 crop will be the
nounced today by those Louisville
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i‘lo.~le of' it hil.; celelirzltioli ill honor of . . ' banks which halve been gathering tlicoue hiiil<ll'ei\tli aililiversury of his day aftemoon tl); Dlmoclf Archlpald’ figures 1;-gm their correspondent; in
he various countries where the veed
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l.~0rll_ ],,,l___ ,hed ,.U___,,,,.,l,“._ llledui led citizens, and a inaii well known _ all but uolliilisczl earlier iii the duy, l>LiiHlth"°“gh‘5’“t the Pr°Vm°e" For Home Els grown' Prices uns Hear Ser pouull ,_-_ _ . _ ,_ _ _ _ _ -_ _ t : -
vcrage from 12 to 1 cen s wit en cents and twenty cents as nlni mum and maximum: respectively.
Loose leaf sales have come into
to liiulcvlliis home with hi.-i diinglitel' iniat Stewiacke, N.S., 67 years ago,and ‘il (lrecn’s l<`i>rk, his life liuii been sp Lwhen a young man he carried on ai p°_pula"'ty again .and Warehouses of iii ai furiii. eilt'book business' in Summerside, P, E. this type are being established in
______________ ,L_ afterwards .,.et,,,.ning tu Hamax the various countries. Dark tobacco
Ile then removed to Boston returning counties' however’ alle 'lot hvxlnlg
lhen. some ten years ug0_ ’ pools and are selling individually.
' He was twice married. His first Ba-uk omdals say that tl." money
' wife died at Summerside. One-son by market of the state' whmh ((3)89 IHUNK Pl[j||f|[j HH .‘:.‘;'*';e..f;‘ .;‘;i,.‘;.‘:s::i ,. il:
_ I Ilonglgf., ty; 5583 of the Youth S l"m'lcrop and that there is every indica-
.___ *pa ' 0 O ' tion that the pools and lndepclidcntls
‘ll sell early.
whole-souled gentleman who has made _a fortune in the Klondike and _
who spares neither time nor expense in showing visiting friends the beau-
ties and wonders of Seattle. I shall
never forget the kindness I received at his hands in my visit to tllill great city ofthe Northwest; Joseph and Mrs McDonald. Mr McDonald and his brother are auto-top makers; C. W. and Mrs Ashley; W. H. and Mrs Callbeck; A, J. and Mrs Sharp, Alex Stewart, W. 1. Pendel-gast; K. C. Gordon, a gentleman who has made riches in the 'Klondike and elsewhere
and who has built himself a (beautiful
home on Lake Washington. While here he treated me to alride in his automobile which lasted for nearly it day, and so enjoyed il sight of all the pllbllc works and principal streets in this wonderful city. On our re- turn his esitimable lady had prepared for us a repast good enough for a.
made diligent inquiry as to their Vim’ Wl‘° ll' °¥U`°m°lY\P°l’“1°" Wm* secretary McDonald; financial seere
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tion. Has words "No l (lo 82nd Battalion" on obverse sfdc. Finder Please leave with Guardian News l_>2i_ttm¢n¢_ _il-_leiiz-llp_il. _ lj\0R` Sflflllfbne Eerioking stove in - 'ood order, (Vldtor No 8). also one llilodel Parlor Stove, at 220 Kllll; street. li-linlllpg.
Vl*0` I;l0T,__c;rdfoTf;ble house con- L- i lluflulng seven rooms. Electric llfgllt and sewerage. Possession l:`lV‘"‘ Dec 5th. Apply Mrs Iilllen Malone
1" W°1m°
CllTi~wai.i.-s amen shop fm'
'. idlll hair-trlmimers. “ice Pl°ll5'
ant shlvers and expert razor honors. Shop is next to King liiilward Hotel.
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-standing fn the community, and Ilall classes; Father J. T. Murphy also guy, 1-[_'1>_ worth; treasurer, Dr Wi _ _ N 'learned that they were law-abiding ranks very highly and is aknost ido- G. Moorenphysiclalh DT- D- A- Nl°l‘0l°.
- . ns and nearly every man of _lized by his parishioners; Di- J. A. UW-
_them accumulating property or*McKlnnon, an ear and throat speci- vmyczg Boatileomdyoif the mm’ “_ _ .C0-2° i i lil lui t sa are about my ` holding reBP0ll8ll>l° P09l'¢l°“°~ K“°“"' “sl” and wh() ls “ld t° °“'l°y nm lenders .I met, but I must reserve my
1 every one of them, we had largest practice of any medical prac- ,. M-ks lelll auuular time
mg near Y A em L A STON Mass Nov 17-"Phe belief obstacle removed by Sllcll 8 ‘ll'9'9l-
of Lord Lansdowne's .motion to re-
iiig, and 'to say that we did it full
f d il nor express
erican Lesigues annual meeting and it will lie held in New York this year
sion, announced to 'begin on Decem- ber 14.
As the younger league hias fewer
cases on its docket than its rival, It wus figured it could start a day later tha/n the national and still 'uc in convention at the same time in the event of concur-rentractionon any matters of importance to both leagues being found advisable.
HHIHSH Ellllllll _
WALL lllll HEllGl
LONDON, November 17-The terrils
ject the budget, of which he gave formal notice in the House of Lords yesterday, were discussed by the Cabi- net Council during the day. The Un- ionists anticipate that three hundred peers w ll support Lord Lansdowne, while the supportees of the Govern- ment in the House of Lords number
An lle_ called foi a show of hands Dy punishment that there memory lives, WASHINGTON Nov 1g__1n View ol, her and Herbert Hassett who held on the Layne, compleoely abated ii _A io vii-le past seventy a lu;-ge und that it is ii. .hxed condition he mpldly dunlmsllmg mel Supply, 0| P Guam" Bloom of the Dartmouth day and tramp was “Blmmd_ with 8 ll_i_i_ii_i_.ei ic-spor_i_iit-d Also those who 'lo sit alone with my conscience he Uulmll States the grant runway ape wo;-kg gud ateempged lo ml, vigor which annually characterizes the _WL 0\;_er vii, tyt lliere were i/ii l Judgment ¢I\0llgh l01` me ystems of the country are being ur im, were sentenced to eight years °l°°lll8 dl B Of U10 808800 J ___ U H limi( y yesis viz .flock Immcdlatcly after the discourse Mr ed to euuuomy of fuel thug, “glut ,wh ln Dol-uheutdr penllentmry It is es.. mated that damage to the o lson, nine y- our, and Mrs WilliamlNaftzger sang, Is My Name Written ng ln uouservlug the natural I-ego," They pleaded gullty_ extent of $500 000 was sullered by e
marine interests.
.;‘.‘. .I22?.iffi‘%d“§f‘f.‘;.;‘..i::2”L:’..r";.;i:‘; KEN_U E llllllll Ml{l_|ll[; _ l_._.§.?‘;li.2t‘.;.°*.;’::“.:.‘;Ll.°,'::.:‘$..';r; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'iinliiii’iiiiiiiii'“* “vu uw flu' "L Lili” lililli "lui ll Juli*
untill ilu mu llliiiiisl. ussis lwii H... eiieioisiiisufiiiiiiiii “Hills Will"
ei,._,_,i~y haul-t by his glowing optim_l_q_m_lly teaclies that I-lell is a a pliice_ of Spwlul to lille Guunllalh HALn1iAX_ Now 18__Cha,.-,es Gunn# CLEVELAND' Nov 13._'l'l,e storm ` . . . , ` i .L . .. . ' ` _ ,S . ~ '£0'
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nrgest even known, nearly 400,000,- the S8-TUB 8.8 15512. concurrently' with KINGSTON. -lBm8ll`£. NOV l7-L 00 pounds being estimated. This was the Nationail League's business ses- 01501818 yesterday assessed the ma-
terial d-amnge done by the flood, principdfly to miountain roads, bridges, the irrigation dam and rail- road stock at $1,250,000. Among the vessels wrecked were 'the fruit steam- ers Bounn Brook, Avalon, Amanda, Bradford and _Rosario Di Giorgio. O-nly the Avalon is a total loss. The British bark Carpathenian and the Norwefgan bark Westland also were driven ashore. -
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SHBULH Hl Bllll|SH§
lug Principal Lloyd of Sasklrtchewami the Bishop of London said be was sorry to say that the church had not been in time in the country districts of Ontario in which he had stayed when in Canada. The church was well_ planted in cities but had been fore-` stalled in the country districts. His own brothers had attended service in a little Wesleyan chapel because there-
forty.
On the rejection of the budget bill
it is expected that the Premier will move in the House of Commons a re- sfolutiorn strongly condemning the Peers' action, affirming the sole right cf the House of Commons to deal with matbers of taxation, and declar-
solution to be unconstitutional.
What further course Premier As-
qufth will take is not yet known, hilt it is <,llite llnllkely that the Cab- inet will resign unlcss the Govern- ment is defeatled at the elections. Some measures are necessary to meet! thc financial dllllculty involved in the .rejection of the budget. To this end lu is suggested that a conference of party leaders should be held to de- vise means.
nchester tonight and probaibl
-M . wlll outline the Unionist party’s elec- ltion manifesto. In the meantime.
fl Chronicle declares that no s nc llc _ _ . i _ -
lE_ In Ulclluupln, Montreal; H. S.
Winston Churchill is first in the fliel
ing the Peers' attempt to force ni dis-'
Mr Balfour will deliver a speech at ,
y The Liberal newspapers this morn-
ing describe Lord Lansdowne's mo- tou as an act of war. The Daily
t l e t
was no church wiiliin sight for nine miles. They must not! make the samie in stake in the great northwest. What he longed and prayed for froml that greau plain, with its thousands of square miles, with room enough for 100,000,000, was that it should be British. Principal Lloyd imnoiinced that he required thirty catechislli by the spring. The church, lie said, was not going to make the mistake fear- ed by the Bishop of London.
L The election campaign will new be carried on with redoubled energy. 'rho chief Lihoi-al whip has issued em urgent appear ta the Labor party, in- viting friendly agreement with the ob- ject of averting triangular contests, rwliich already have lost several seats for the Liberals.
__inl_i;d_s_l_.lnlment Cureiiliflllt e
hiiiniy. siisii-imieii inn. ni....~.. intl M <1°““\'=»°l= went t° this Place. _ L They Pleaded Guilfy to an Five Vessels Lost, and One
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Special to The Guardlan. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18-The Court
,_ of Appeals of the District al Colum-
bla. upon request of council for the
m Labor Leaders has granted a stay or until November 29 of the issuance of
the mandate sending President Gom-
Se’cy Morrison of the Federation of
As a result Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison need not hasten to Washlnlg-
ton, as it is not necessary for them Us surrender.
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Were in Nicaraguan Rebel Army- War Vessels Now Being Sent.
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Special to The Guardian. WASHINGTON, .Nov. 18-Two Aln--
ericans were discovered in Uhe revolu- tionary army in Nicaragua and bn/ve been captured and sentenced to deallii by President Zelaya.
The sentences have been carried out. Two American war vessels have been
ordered to proceed to Nicaragua.
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MONT..lEAL, Nov. 17-A tentative agreement was arrived at today by a conference of representative physici- ans from all over Canada, by which it is hoped that Dr Roddick‘s bill for Dominion medical registr.-.tion may be so amended as to lc accepted by all Uhe provinces.
The hill was adopted all Ottawa in
`1902, and provided for a Dominion Medical Council to so regulate mai, lions that doctors, satisfying it as to their qualifications, could be given Do- minion-wide powers to practice, in order to abolish the _present anoma- lous condition, by which duly quali- fied physicians in one province cannot practice in any other province.
Four .western provinces agreed to
the act, which specified that all. the provinces must accept it before it could become law. As the other provinces did not take sucbl action it
LONDON, November 17-In welcorn- has remained ,_ (lead le¢_te|_
At the annual meeting of the Cana- dian Medical Association last .Augustr in Winnipeg the matter was again brought up, and delegates were ap- pointed to meet Dr T. G. Roddick,tha father of the act,' here and see if it, could not be so amended as to be acceptable to all the provincial medi- cal councils.
A lengthy discussion was held at the Windsor Hotel today by the delegates behind closed doors. At the con- clusion it was announced that a ten- tative agreement had been 8J‘l'lV¢=ll 8'- lrnd that as a result steps would bf! taken to have the Roddick act so amended as to be acceptable by all the provinces. This will be 00110 during the present session at Ottawa. and it is expected that as soon_ as possible concurrent leglslatlvll Will be ailnpterl hy nil the provinces. when D,,ml,,,,,.. wi/~i..-_nl registration will at mst held... .. 1./ifompllshed, Dr T. S. cifnlilicii, ex nl. P.. presided 8_\“l ll” delegates at the meeting were ; _ l Doctors l<`. J. Tunstall, Vancouver, R. .i_ nlnntlinril, winnipeg: W- SPM- iue, wolf 1nln.n<l (Ont->; S- N- Steff- 'rnrontm li, w. 1-oweli. 0ltuwa:'M‘\\r- lruy MacLaren, St John. (N. B-)'. J~ 'w, Daniel, M. 1*., St John (N. B.l1 hinhn stnwnte i-inlilnv.; ceo lvl.oaml>- ball, Halifax; T. L. Sinclair, Halliiu, S R Jenkins, (‘linrlottetown (IE. -l.
0 Blrkett, N.‘.ii\t*real. llllll l'- P~ Nor'
mana, Three Rivers.
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ll A. th etirlng secretary l ‘ `tLli‘l;gliix.rd of scllorol trustees has l1_l_§_l_ 1 nd honorable con-rlecllllm W
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_"4 the teaching lJl`0l°9“l°”d_b°;, rl” Hy
B happy reunion and a most joyous' titioner in Seattle; Dr D. A. Nichol- Yours, etc., B0i . -___ me__a_ elecum _m________e of Nmrm 0, the Home
Mme' son' who is sam to enjoy B lucmuvu ‘ J' H' gtFl'E(fllEl?ROm an lhatnlgfltnpgllflan “wilt hasten home Lords as the Liberals will bring l
l It would be too great trespass practice and has the distinction of ____ ____ » I -_rule mr Ireland was exp;-caged today lrcgard home rule all not only ee on your space to give tho names of being married to a Miss Chamber-i Mundi! Llnlmmt Um." cold' “_ by T_ P_ oiC0nnm._ M_ p__ who ls ¢_Bln_ but vary near.
lthoi-ic belonging ll’ the °l“l’~ 3“m°° lain, a niece of Senator Chamberlain
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ii ”°° "1 °~=°i= D- W- G- -i Mmiis- -at i- t<f.:i“.°i "°°° ":‘i°‘:°:.:":..::;=::: ';.':“.....°...;T xr.,
good standing. Priests and lninle gh”-lllttegown “ml 5 Yu., env"
ters. Conservatives and Liberals. De-lyouns man; H. E. Kennedyi Pronrie- CHICAGO. Nov 18-(Speclal._i-_“___ ;l;l;_¢____Bl=_YmBl:_;__°f__=’_;°___l___°°b;;_l° in alms would hom the". meant up
i- t and Republleaneafl meet tor ofthe Kennedy Hotel, whose wife P" wheat l _ _ ipod lt ut tion in the House of Com :itll ihlllglc together to illscuss public fs a Miss Ashley of l". E. Island. Mrl `}`:"V gba” mi-_Il :3ng:tl;gdmIo“:;lilily rzsligtzlle betsxcen vsvlthallossibly a gain of one or t
' visiting this city
l Mr 0'Ccmnor expressed the opinf
Ireland' he nm' t Tl? H itczrceolltween 50 and 70 and that the Natio
qllestfons and for mental and moral Kennedy says he is not a P. E. Is-HDS? Catz," " Mmgil Ireland and home rule, w th thht members.
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thrgetryyeallll henhgllg the important po- sitl n of chief siil>°l'l°f°°‘l*“* °‘ D-‘M
can in P. E. Island under the Bir
ia ll, paving government. The chief scc;`i:es and activities, however, were in this city, where lot many v°°\°°l\° both taught in the public W1 _l’;'_:°§‘= schools. Mr Mannin8 W”
ic Ipswlch, England, and came to tbl! oflclly fn H55 to start 3, Ofiurch of
n,LEuglund school. This however did
l" not prove much- of a success and in
isvn he went to P. E. 1. when ii. few
on` th after his arrival he was ap- nealggzttil chief snpsrinttndenit or mln-
e- mgluu by the Davies g0v0\‘\'1m€l1'l- M1 D- tb; adoption of the free school law.
re- At the end of three years the ROV-
. ernment was defeated nind Mr lan-
wo ning, in common wltli other l\Ml0lll~
Ateee, was turned out of olllce.
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