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MORNING DAILY FOUNDED WJ] }

WEEKLY. (NOW RUR AL DAlL\')l88f

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IJIIIINT TIILSTIII IN EIIIIII HEALTH

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Walks and Rides Abroad and

is Writing Books as in Old Times-

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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 8-.{Spec-

ial)-The health of Count Tolstoi is completely restored. He has resumed his long walks and rides in the coun- try and is at work at his books.

WANHANT NIIT

INN PIISTNNASTTII

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Charged With Theft of Con- servative Campaign Letters in His Post Office.

COBOURG, Oct. 8--(Special)-A

warrant has been issued here for the arrest of Richard Rails, postmaster ai: Fenella, sixteen miles North.

Rails is charged with the theft of

Conservative campaign literature, it ueing alleged he withheld it from de- livery to the persons to whom addres- sed a large number of sealed letters sent by members of Parliament to electors in the constituency. ,

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HUNIIIIILIIT WHTIJN

HINTSTTN IN NHTAAN

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oirKNolirnuNK nn nuwln cLAMoa ronwnn _

Says About it. Company Officer Talks. ___

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AND CONTRACT HIIAT IIPTUIINEIJ D IN BHLGRADE

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Da a are Called Out to

NEW YIIHN TE

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NEW YORK, Oct. 8-(Special)-In

U10 greatest and most exciting ball game played in America for many years, Chicago today defeated New York, four to two, thereby winning the much coveted National League Pennant.

So intense was the excitement over the game that before daylight thou. sands gathered at the grounds and- held their seats until the afternoon.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8--(Special)-News

of Chicago's victory over New York created the greatest enthusiasm here.

Never has a league championship

VICTORIA, Oct. 7/'HM-ing surviv-

ed one of the worst marine disasters .known to the coast. of Alasfka., and to dream of another wreck within a few days and then to have the wreck oc- cur to the very detail of the dream, the ship, the place, and the very hour, is the rather strange expcrir-nce of Capt. Nicholas Wagner, m-ester of the ill-fated Star of Bengal.

On the down trip of the Hum-bol-dt,

Capt. Wagner electrified the passen- gers as they sat down to the morn- ing meal by recounting n dream he had had the night previous- in which hc saw the steamer they were then on pile upon the. rocks of Vancouver Is- land. While he jokingly remarked that he would feel hett-er when the steamer had passed the Island and was in the calm waters of Puget Sound, the dream had been so real- istic that it continued to haunt the rr-irfl seamen, who had gone through iiiiuc iii zi any would care to experir ence.

ON _THE 'FR/.I\l’.

l sit beside the wind-_-w us the t~‘1iln

is moving fast

And watch the trees nn-.l houses as they all go swing-.fig iiist. Sometimes it seems as though they’f.i crush right through the win lov: pane. No sooner do I spy them than thi-y're

wlilzzing off again.

1 used to walk about and 'uotlier pio-

ple while they read;

Wherever I was sitting I preferred

some seat instead.

But now I play a sort of game with

all the thin-gs outside;

lt. only seems a. little while before we en-'l the ride. 1 see a boy's kite break away and

sail up in the sky.

I never see him catch it-the train

‘goes hurrying by.

Boys ring a bell-then run away-a

girl comes to the door;

Si-me men are rowing on a stream and

one has lost his oar ;

I fancy how it all comes out as we

fly round the bend.

lt's just like reading stories when you

never know the end. -(E.A.F. ln Youth’s Companion.

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l\linard’.~i Liuiment for sale everywhefii

series been so closely contested. I The first of a series of games cakes I place at Detroit' Saturday between I Chicago and Detroit.

ALHATHUSS WENT TTI I PIEBLS LAST NIGHT

I

I ____ I HALIFAX, Oct. 7-The old torpedo ;lioat Albatross, used as a converted Itug in recent years, and which ran Ion the reef below Joe Fortes' cot- tage, at English Bay, some weeks- BSO. went to pieces last night and has almost disappeared. The .Albat- ‘ross stood in an upright position on the rocks 'for a month or more pest, and would have lasted some time if not dismantled. Last night the hard blow from the outside was too much _for the death-dealing craft, and one Igave up all earthly glory and' useful- ~ness by breaking in two.

.CHATHAM WOMAN ‘ IS MISSING.

I -1_- I CHATHAM. N. B., oct. 1. - Mrs ,George Robbins, a widow, aged about ,sixty years is missing. She left ihome about half past seven Sunday

|°V€!\inf! and has not been seen since _It is feared she wandered -too close to the river bank and fell over. The _water at this point is very deep and fa tragedy could easily happen without 'anyone hearing the victim's cries as I_ the bank is nigh and steep.

IFIREMAN WAS KILLED

ON HIS LAST DAY.

PORTLAND, Me., Oct. 7-Last ev-

ening, while responding to a still alarm of fire, Chas. Barrett, a mem. tier in F/iigliie 1, or the local si-e”<le- partment, was killed almost in- stantly by a shock of electricity, which he received as he gra-b|leu hom of some electric iight wires entering tho Congress Square Hotel, where the fire was. He had resigned his po- sition, and worked last evening as an accomodation until the Chief of the _Fire Department could assQu a man to relieve him today.

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P 1- -,Q -L - A

THE BRUS

lndustry, to be Shown

ni

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H MAKING

at New Wonderland To- ght.

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Q . -_ .Had Foggy Weather But is

_ .;;°'f.<r:;;--..§...°:.i, sa.-;.M.r. "fF“'"g.°"° S‘”'“‘”°°“ BY KEHUSTNI IUH SP[[|]|N[§-

In Gfeatgst and Most Exon late Robert Dnnsmuir, discovercr of I|dOS all TC8I.lCT`g.

Report That the Company Wishes to Two clung to Bottom and CiliZ€llS Wild T01' Fight Against' AUSIFIII

Withdraw, and What Hon. Mr. Graham W°'°' _'°"j‘__‘;_i_‘:_»C__I_)_;I the and Threaten King Peter_-_--Troops '

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LEWES, Del., Oct. 8-(Special)- .

TORONTQ Oct 8__(Specml)_._Two. Now comes the story vm London The steam pilot -boat Phuadelphim BELGRADE, Oct. 8-(Special)- Icharueil several times before the mob months ago The World published an and New York that the Grandi Trunk picked up yesterday afternoon out- Clamer for Wm' WWII AII?trIa`?““g' lwI;IId lmsperse' _ _“_ ti ___ d _ _ item to the effect that the Grand is desirous of withdrawing. side of Delaware bree.-kwater, a launch ary be;B';I;” fn I'he_ °°I'_“ImI;_ oxio Bosi It n"'°I’_"_;I_I`I’ I;IIIt“I;_ *FI S” °_ W

Trunk Railway was anxious to with- MONTREAL' Oct' 8-_(Specia1)__ with two men clinging to the bottom Etznzln ndudjodsinjf \lii?il<T';)ntli]11gsl(d(;1nItIiee ocu etildno ef Bo snidwxrlidnlliii draw from the William Wainwright, Comptroller of of the upturned craft. ia “__ If _ __ ____ _ _ °° Pa 0 0 II ‘

great PIICIIIC °°“tI`“°t- the Grand Trunk was asked today if Four men were drowned. The pilot. are be "5 WI “”'I"° II" ° S feet” °I g°"I“a' 1'

It was denied_ speaking at Tubm.y_ he knew anything about me reported boat returned to sea and the report Belgrade, _ _ They declare' it lacks _vigor and

Graha_m_ Minister of Rauwa_ys__ him” desire of the Grand Trunk to with cannot be conmmed until it retums_ This morning a mon of demonstra~ ‘does not represent thc feeling of the ed that if the G_ T_ P__ withdrew draw from the Gmnd Trunk Pacific tors forced tin-» -'ny to the precincts nation which would rather fight than ghey had anothcr party wining to contract and stated it was the mst ;>{f_ thepepalac _.ii demanded to seo ilcqultsece at the back of Au.-‘rm

ng er. ungnry

- '>l10-I-I mil ilfllllil h ‘ d h d d did t li _ '

- e ua ear an no be eve It - The attitude of the crowd was so Thcrc is a steady flow of telegrume

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G _ ' ' _ threatening that troops were finally from the interior assuring the gov

called out ernment of support in money, men

unded the alace and and arms in the event of h stilities

BHICAAU BEATS -HIBHESI will/IAA, I in Nnmnwlnn _ .__

Maintain Order

IN BANANA lliAlI -- _ HSH Kmg I

the Wellington coal mines on Van- ---

' I ' couver Island d` d chi ' . _ __ _ _ _ Ing GHTTIS Piayed In MRL Dunsmuirz wa; was I:hIe“I:_I;IlIlI;§£ NEW YORK. Q¢¢_ g._.(5pecia1)__: NEW §ORix,tOct. 7-_-_T_\vlin-rf i:s;i_er;_

T ' ' V I ' ~ , ' , [neil 0' T (VCT (lr fcare lil ' Ameflca This Y6aT'» `“omen in Canada' was eighty years Letters received from Captain BTU' Gforges lIllZnTr.I;. Njew Euglansd-'s great-`

of _ _1\;',.g; Dunsmum at the time of her;1€U5 °0UV0Y the IIIIOIIIIIIIIOII I-*III ,est fishing groizn.ls, were passing death’ was engaged ma law Bun P(-ary left Etah on the second stage |awny, and that a siibterrane-a_u_01l brought against ner gon, Lieutenantl of his northward journey August gwell of volcanic origin was killing Govetrnor Dnnsmuir, asking for an ac-Ieighteenth. |gI_?nII;I;u§II;§°'o§t0;’_"IIfh;°I:__fI;IteIiI"““th\§Q§ coun in f about g$1;I)00,t0l2:2)_ eT;ate'h;’F1;§,d IIZEI The summer had been I°ggy_I’I‘t for three weeks has killed millions of niisbann-A WHL whim it is claimed |Pesry probably had e fair I-sw-ce nah, came from the washing away or was managed by the Lieutemmt_G0_’_ up Smith Sound. a deck load of kerosene from _a Nova I-e_rnorAi_intii__ne and iii.. brother, nie The steamer Erik, which wiinlea S§_-lift-_e-\_°_I;¢;;>-1_°_§ 61;- _i-__;°§__°@-ge-;;°§_-;‘;__m 8. e exan - ~ . ' 1` S ' it for $400,000‘Tra ]f)eLH\?Tyr:;`;i;»r5 pg;-I;,.l;zi;d mth an iceberg’ is mo* seriously Iing fishing schooner has reported en- 'rlie statement of claim nlea in the d“'““g°d than at nm believed' I°°“I‘I°II“g ‘I°“‘I - IISII IW “Ie I“IIII°“ suit -being “mt the deal was put ”‘ floating on the water on the Georges thx' h ' IBauk_s. It was noticeil, too, that the

Ou ll OI] IH

E P isrepresentation. G M water was covered ‘with oil.

| | | | The fishermen feared that some sub-

terranean oil well had broken loose, the same as has occurred following

THE PHTSBYTTHIAN HIIML THIINI TNELANI] ;;;;,-»;i;-g-1-,_--,,__-,;l,f__33;-,;;,>;-sg,-.-:

SINIIII IN SLSSIIIN " °'

J HN Oct 7 -Rev Dr G -on the Atlantic ci-as_t.__ ',

sr. o , _ _ . _ ._

£113 915|, 01 PBUJIIQOJ `|[9¢Tdl1|'.Do 'N

Iyesterd-ay, having spent 'the last_ two months on a tour through; _,_ _ _ England and Scotland. Speaking “ " ~

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All NAIS IN JAIL

I\`E\\` \'ORT.{', Out T. -Thirty iluys iz'

the i-ity prison. with no alternative ol' it flue, wus the senieiice imposed by .Tultiuc Olliisteiill in the (iourfof Special fit-.ssioiis on (_‘ll:u‘le~i Staples. who hw. In-rn r'oll\'i<'t<‘fT of u\'el'.~peerlilig an .iiiriiuobili-_ Staples. who was i-hunt' fi--ir for l“l'esid<-nt Bush of the I-lush 'l`.-- iuiuul Compaiiy, has been convicted on i\\'i- previuils rw(-aisiolis. The patrol' uilu \\~lii» arrested Staples for the ol' i'_n.<- fin' which he wus sentence-<1 ii- fi riuiil flu- court flint Staples (Tellbel utr-l_\' trli-rl to run lliui flown when h- trfail to :\l'l'¢-sf him for speeding his cur ut tlwirty uiile-' an hour on B1‘o;\<l\vuy. '

NNN STIIHNA IN

LIILIIN ISLANI]

MANILA, Oct. 7. -Restored com- municatrion with the northern part

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STHIKINS ANT

NNW HLTNIINING

T0 Work Ill C. P. FI. Shops, Boiler Makers to Return Today.

li-'.0N'l‘ltl~}Al., Oct. R-aSpecis.l)._.

Sinn* the ufficiul termiuatlo-n of the mei:hanlc‘:= strike Llie Company have put 225 stri!ers buck to work and 525 more have applied.

This will oe given as occasion

arises. ' »

Boiler makers to the number of 200

will go hack tomorrow in a body.

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TNT TNNPNTSS III

IHELANI] WINS

Westbound Record Beating Her Sister Ship by Three Hours to Montreal.

MONTREAL, oct. 8-(special--5'.;-

alucking at Quebec at four ouock this afternoon the steamer Ifiznpress of Ireland has captured tue vest- iiound record from the Empress of Britain, beating the latter’s time 'Ly three hours.

IITAHS HIN TNT

HHISANTINT LTI]

I.UNEl\`IBURG, _ N. S., Oct. 7-The

brigt. Sceptre, 120 tons, Capt. Har- ry Burke. left here on September 14,

Porto Pic with a cargo of tlsh

of the Island of Luzon discloses the fact that the typhoon which raged in this harbor last Sunday

.far , -_ ’ . When ou‘. 1 .lays she encountered a severi- nl ...iid the foremost and all nfl.. - were carried away.

TRURO, October 7-The Presbyter. hm Synod opened its morn-ling; session with devotional exercises. The fore- noon was taken up with reports from the directors of the Ladies’ College and the Rresbyterian Witness. Rev. Robert Laing presented the 'former re-- port. and it contains a vast amount of information regarding the growth and Present status of the institution.

of his trirp, Dr. Cglnpbell said' he , n - visited the lake istrict in Eng- U land takin in Ambleside, Winder- I I I.

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mere and tllile other besi_iI1§.iful_spots,I

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;‘m,Ih§as“°§§af°§;°§fay had Toy -MI Nificniza FALLS, N. Y.. oct. 7.- umited to B few h0,,,.s,_ IAften he had been prevented from In Scotland he went through theIII"II‘III’-'f_I‘ t°_I°IfI`*III'I to G°0I`I='e °I~

Higmands_ taking' the regular tom-_ Gould, in which he announced his in- whiih included all the best seen- t°I'III`°IIS OI I~'°I"§ I0 New Y°I`II “II‘I

_lt was a mosc encouraging one, n1mw-| mg the very successful work of Miss HeUdTie. the efllcient superin-tendent,I and the fact that students from var-I fous parts of Canada as well as the‘ United States were enrolled as stud-I ents. | The Rev- MY- C0505. manager andI

associate editor, presented the reportI regarding the denomination. paper-,I the Presbyterian Witness. It showedI that the circulat‘lon» was increasing,` and with a consequence increase of usefulness; that the cost of producing had iU'¢l’e350d. without advancing the price of the paper.

A resolution oy Rev. M. A. Mackin-

non, and Dr. Forrest, get forth the great service which the Witness had Performed and is perforulin-g for tl1eI church, and urged ministers and png. Dle to promote its introduction into every -family.

J. w. WHITMAN or

LAwiuoNoE'rowN DEAD '

ery. 'Going by way of the Cale-don-|claimin_g the hand of Miss Helen ‘ C 1 he 5 ent some mum in Gould in marriage, Edmund N. Post.,

ian ana , ll i R _ t _ _ Inverness, and among other places 1 R fllmlef- Hem" UCF” “Ii “as 3I"I"°SI“

l 7 tted t the state

extended over a wide area and did Capt. Bi; ._ _igged up temporaty considerable damage. The artillery jibg and ciiilcavorcd to- return. and barracks at Stolzenburg were Ues- “fur being bulfetted about for 5;. LVD!/UI -JY IIN' =`I°fI“~ UIIII The III UP! teen days arrived here yesterday. are now camping in tents. The nav- The cargo Wm be taken out aid' airy barracks were also badly diim- thu Ship ,.cpair¢d_ aged and' total loss at thc post is The hugh Lew 165 tons’ Capmin estimated at $360,000. The schoorers Juhn S,_],m0ns_ is Dow out mrrty liucia and Soledad were wrecked on _,nys on her way to the West_.1nd|eg_ the CUIISI DI MIIIIIOI ‘IIIII'I°g the Mmm' .with ii cargo of dry fish. ,-Nothing II°T’IemI’er 27' “Im an the I)as`°'C"Ig` has been heard from the capltain and ers and crew of the Soledad but one it is feared that tha vessd has met wer” dmwned' Iwith some disaster. 1

visited were Ayr-and Melrdse. - Dr. |ed here “Hi cf-mn 'I 0

Campbell added that he would at|hospital for the insane at Buffalo. | -“__”-*’”'_ I

once resume his work and could bei Yesterday Post Called at the home; | pocfrons ALL oPPosgo

found at his old address. |01 'MMUICG FOX. a barber. and de-I . TO THE K0 H THEORY.

Mrs. and Miss Campbell, who ac-

companied Dr. Campbell to England, will remain abroad for about a year. They are at present in Lon- don, and in a few weeks will leave for Germany, where they will spend the winter.

NEW I. C. R. SHOPS

ARE NEARING COMPLETION.

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MONCTON, N. B., Oct. 7-Another

month‘s work remains to be done on the i. C. R. new shops which will then be practically ready for occupan- cy. The installing of machinery in the hig plant is now going on as well as the installation of the most modern style of electric transfer table ‘ne- Lween the passenger car shops. Light-

manded thc payment of a $10,000 stock subscription, snying that. hi- in- tended going to New ‘fork at once.

His arrest followed. _

MAN \\`HO H.-\\’l§lJ '25 l.T\`l".S _

liONl)ilN. (lot l_ lT:\\'|'_\‘.l. 'l`I\:\mr.;

lock-koi-p'.‘l' :-1 I\l..\|':iT\ T,iii'I;, Ilvulrj , Eng.. \\'ll»> :\\l'i-;u!§‘ luis I :~:1r-_-» l`|»\1\'i's‘\'fI f icates of tho Iir»_\'ul Hliuiuuf-. .\'oi'ir-lj , mid has s;\\'i-#I 21 \i\'r--_ l'4‘r'f-i\fI_\' i'<-_-viii ii an ll-ya-:lr :ilu hwy, who Tuul I`l\IIf-u into tho \\'i‘ir stI'\‘:\ui. . I

BIll'l`ISlI GUIANA

IIIIATEFUL TO DOMINION

LONDON, October T.-The George- town ‘British Guiana cable states

LAWHENCETOWN, An ' _ in and heating arrangements are al-‘that III I`_'I"IIII"IIIeI` ‘II (I‘IIIII'II"°° IIIIII: OSL T_Recenuy _,_ W_l\l1P€,I_:?t_?_C_l__; Eogbajng placed in several sh0ps_ urged <ii>\'ci'nr_»r Hod,--ion to take died at the residence of his son, H,,\\'hich are otherwise finished. Severallsmps If’ “IIUIV IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII' III” I’@"l)I°, H_ whit_m,m_ Ml Whitmmvs death ,hops me -in the last stages of c0m_ of British (iuiauu lim-_gre-iitzful fort was due to a fall from an apple tree, fiction and the contractors expect to what She IIIIII IIUIIII- IIIIIIISIIIS* QIII IIIIII5 on Friday last. have their men quit work in about a ““IeII°I III” WTI" IS YCIIIICBII S-'€"mHl\Y

Aided by medical skill and kindly month. - might _be put on (‘nini<ln’s intormeili_

' I ate tariff. British (Guiana relied on

nursing for f ur l h d i

0 (aye 6 ma e Blpoy DIED OF RABIEQ Canada to take the ii-.ilk of the sugar

h-rave fight against his fate without - »_ _ avail, The d.e,,ease,| was the eldest IN' TERRIBLE AGON-{_ and the governor :;uiumo_ne-it a special 50,, of me lute Hom william (_,_ ____ meeting of the lieai.-li~ture to discuss Whitman of Lawrencetown. In his BOSTON, Mass., Oct. Ii'-In terribl CGUINIIHH \'I’I`I‘l’I““'If5'~ II IS I‘“II\`\" deuth the town loses one of its old- agony and with his parents not al St°°II III’I"' IIIIII III*_ "IIIIIIII II““‘IIIII°°‘ est and uiost successful merchants. low.--ri to approach his be¢1sldc,t¢1-|.`m0Ut Fe ll TfC1l'l`UC_1l)' IF9'\_l-Y D¢_f»W0_U1

In pnutics lm was. ,I liberal ,md in yca`__01d Thomas Grimm of Brightom Canada _:ind thc West lndies_will oe religion A Methodist He held the Med at the City Hospmn 0| ,.a.Mes_ made till after the (`.ani\d\nn elcc-_ Ilmc'-I ‘lf SCIIUUI C0mm‘IFSI0“¢l`. HI' while anti-toxin serum was being II°II’I'_ ` “‘

The saubiitu schools throughout- ` ANI’ 'I`H1‘1 I-ANU GRANT

the County had no more interested LIGHT WINDS-FINE, ""`*' or enthusiastic advocate than the; --- 0T'I`»‘\W»\~ UCL 7~"»';_lI_0P\lil1&i0\\ NP" deccnsed_ He was one of 9, lan-|11 0| T0R0NT0_ cg 9_' _ resentlni: the South rcan eterans’ twelve, eight of whom have Tiowlvnrinble wind? fair nrgpsxg cllfgigg Asscrliitmii this nioriiiiig waited upon "crossed the har." His wife predecea-lin 1;emp¢|~n¢m-¢_ Deputy l\liuisl.er Corey of the Inter sed him a little over four months, -2 _ 1' 'A-.._. .. _..__..--__ ior Di-uni-tmeiit and iiiktd for an ofli Three sons survive him, H. H., in L,0|\d¢|'\§¢d AdV¢[t|§Qn'\¢|\t§ clnl illtr_=r|»i‘etn-iioii of the law grant business here. and Harland and Robin -----------_-_--_=;1f;-- ing lunil to iliosi- wliii served in Sou who reside in t-he States. The funeral *A12 \ate_for Classification.) ch Ali-ii-ii. Mr. Uorey stated the lin

took place from his late residence on 'fs ‘T);TME;:é T;’;ER; allows until Junz 30, lilll, in which

Friday last- Mr. Whitman is the _ _ t ni ii; 1 so-an ent-iles. Ho sim- fiither of the late Mrs. Wightman, ixgzfatrgigb arg “gr w“§0_II_;°{:;T;d` iiistriictioiiimmhail been given to the wife of Rev. F. A. Wightman now of _ -I ..._..._.,_ ,_5__~i.‘.__Il_' und U,-_mai 01 me department can

F”

Cardigan.

IFHOROUGHBRED ENGLIsH"F°"Lsetflcincnt duties must commence ‘ IIIIIIIIII IIIIPII I0' “III III' I5 °“°II- within six mouths .if application. No-

A dns mingling of instruction and armisement, is in the program at New Wonderland this evening. 'N10 Brush Making Industry ex- lllwins itself in the titl-e, and this pic- tureis =w_orth seeing by ever-y.one f"0m the educatlve standpoint.

A Disappointed Rebersal-is sugges-

tive of the high hopes and ambitions held by those who look forward to a

'WIS 0110 in particular proves more ‘I’I“h°htanliig than mont, and the ‘I°"*I0l>ment of the story is exceeding

I°II°I'“I Boing smoothly and well.I

Killing Rernorse. Zoo Logical Gardens at Buenos

Ayres.

These are the remaining pictures

ifor tonight, and are both rich in in- terest, the latter being most instruc- tive. The illustrated song is “Dear Old Comrade" one of the most pathetic 'and sweetly charming ballads, New Wonderl-and’s management has yet procured. Come and enjoy the splendid program. It is the lest opportunity to are the great Zoo!

- Guy C. Somers West Oo. Moncton t- _ I \ h i t the “bu

Minard'e Liniment Cures Barns etc. N- B-________ __'___III`3fIlIYBI.I°__._‘ \irLiLii~iiiiig“tliei`iéien iiiziillennst O purclT)asin;

|]4`0R SALE'-At 8 I’Bl'8BIU. rubber scrint except af-ter the date ofthe

_ _ - tired bussv and harness. alsoa wnrriints. Mr. (foray riiruici- stated

general purpose mere 4 years old. ni i in-1 iippirciiuoiiii iihoiiia be made

CHICAG(l_£'i_‘fRKETs‘ kind and quiet, weight about 1,000 tontlin Domlriion land aitent .fn the

_ ,___ IIN- MIII" BI”0fh9l`=‘ 123 Kent St- district ind not to su`i-agents. The

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I he erson who took coat this provision would he a barilehlp

Oct/Corn . 68| "TELL-T P ' Oct. Pork $13.90* from Queen Hotel Exhibition upon the vetigahfh in fel: 1:3;

Nov Wheat 100! week and left another instead please would comp Sm th __ h a pam

Novi Corn .. . 64; .return one taken and get his own. _ thc lnnd in per-1011 Of P0 I

. . 14 6 in-edralpd. »ii.~._~uuito to perform their d\1¢i°I~

ly lntgrgggmg 5, wld gn tn, canvass; S0 do |100 IIIISB if-i ______ _ _ _ Nov. Pork ..... ... »-. i i Q il __

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NIRW Y|`lli‘l{, Orff 7- 'l'l\rr<- \\'r-rr*

e-ixty :»:r-vi-ii of tlioni null rusty r.c\.'cn Ilitfcrcnl. vnrictics. 'T`ll\7y were liiihiis. turn tw-1 years up to livc, ull ieriliws, sluipcs, and sizes and previous condi- i.iuns~ of servitude.

liittlc \\zi.ifs they were, the iliscuril

of New York, out in sciirvll of a limiter from thc centre of sorrows and woes that they were oorn into.

On thc way to St. Paul from New

York ii special car with these babies passed through Mil\\'au-kee. With '?»lie children there \v|:l‘f--several sisters of

The Hrmie Finding Society of New York is si-.riding them west to delhi them out into good homes among the farmers near St. Paul. .

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The Canidates Present T

Questions

’Ihcrr-_ was n large iittendancc nt the

joint political meeting nt Bell River

schoolli.:i.-0 on We<lne.=day epi-ning. James 3.l<_».i.lan pri-_sided acceptably_

Mr. Plowse was the first speaker

and in an address of thirty-five min- utes spoke of the-i-was increase of trade under liluei-al nie. He defend- ed the militia delnrtment and the Ross rifle, claiming lt is agood wea- pon and that Canada should make its own rifles; Dealing with alle8¢‘I Ilmd scandals in the west he pointed f-0 th., large tracts alienated by the Con- mviifives when iii power- H0 H-‘l'°' cated the Tunnel. ‘Wd “III VII" nullt it would ue by the Liberal Gov- ernment.

Mr. Martin followed, arguing thlt

where the Comervatlvel UXPWII' ed 36 millions the Liberals were no; expnnmng 96 millions. l-le coademne the land deals of Sifton. Tilffm "VIII Burrows. and HGBNIIY °'"I°I`°'II ‘IIE Tunnel, As to reduced post&¢° BU rural delivery. the latter was cou- demned by the lstberlll till Borden

L MEET

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\VASll.ING'l"ON. D_ C., Oct. T' -The uiwry of Dr. Rouen Koch.. the rm- inent German scientist, that the t_\.n- rrcle baocilli of _bovine tuberculosis arc dillercnt from those in human tu- lwrculi sis wus rhallenZ°d by “I0 WI' id array of American vet/ers.nlen.' del- egates lirforn thc International Con- gress on tuberculosis. They joined hands with Prof. S. Arloing. of France; Dr. Arthur Newsholme, of lior-don; Prof. Theobsld Smith, ol' Bo-itrm, and others in asserting the fallacy of the opinions of the discov- rrrr --I thc germ of tuberculosis.

.YALE BREAKS RECORD

WITH 3,400 STUDENTS.

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NEW HAVEN. Ct.. Oct. 7-At the

first- meeting of the Yale corporation for thc university year of 1908-09, it was announced that the number of .~if.u<leuts enrolled would exceed 3,400, being at least 300 more than ever be- for--. ln the history of the institution.

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heir Views of the Leadin

of the Day.

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put it in his platform. Immigraf-TOD now costs n million Col'1`lPB!`2d tics: $100,000 under the Conserve ur; Aiin yet our people Us I°“""¢ ,Linn left the Iiiliiiid in i;_ne¢__<i\{n;:i |cently_ He also dealt Witt _mow Service Commission l'€P<=_\; “hr the im: lined condition of f U5: Marine and other dePl““I:“ H; “muh Mr. Wai-.iurton came north w_mu_y

ed that immigrants cos; n.6°".t"- $11 per head under the 'f¢;o__‘ _“nn “"‘I °“” ‘I II" h°§`;i"°sii enum class. He eulogi tn Muloek for IIVIYIK “"9 - gc Canada and aaron lggnf national servi°¢3 I°'I_'-'I -. e bil iiiiigrmd. 1:11; di;-'mm _ Ipodi- odtlfeaii raiiuvli, IW 'I'-‘I the many scandal! Jem". »»» G~»----- ...ri ."3 gence and waste. gspunhi 0| ¢., iiiiiiaiemaswfllaa .0 “_ I“,'i§-I,.§,'I‘.;f'iIiI;IHi¢i-e replica iii ii nrlfit- Ied address df ’II'°°II I“I°“°°' ‘RT

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