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wlll Protest Against the New Lost in Iiorth 'Sen-26 of troy( _§__elw,eeu ifbwolutionarics and

I Eniranciiisment '

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'Drowned

i.oNnoN, Nov. 19-_(By Wire)-'rhe LoNDoN, Nev. 19-03,. ,,,,,,,_A sA_Ncmi1_ Nev. le-(sy wire)-1

evening of the Blst, next 'l‘uesda‘y, despatch from Copenhagen says th

pl-bmises to bring 'forth s lurid an vlolent llcinonhtrntion in Pnrliamen Square. -

'A section of the delegation of wo-, recent gale and twenty six member min that called upon the Prime Min-

ulfer and the Chancellor of the Ex- '

¢I|I¢quer left the Ministers in white ifelit, and at once prepared si blood-

ciitdllng call to‘actlon which has _

since been issuedbroadcast. it rninounces thiftIa -tepitiltioii ii

d Russian- steamer Leitch, hound irc t Rbtfordnm for St. Petersburg, fonn

d°\°€d in the North Sea during the

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of the crew were drowned.

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PLEIIIEII ISUILTI TII

TIHITINE ISIIHUIIL

ycnien will go to the Commons on -

Tuesday and protest against the bill

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enfraifching all men excluding at women. `

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LINCOLN, GENTR-E, Ksnsss N0, _ 16-Pleas oi guilty were suddeiilv ,ml nounced in the ciréuit court here to. day by three of the, most prominent

IN 1' E I men accused in connecillon with the

_ I, - tB~I‘riIlg_of Miss Mary Ghamberlain,thi_-

1.-an I .

OTTAWA, Nov. 17-The leader

Shady Bend school teacher. They nre E- G- Clark. president si the shady Bend Milling C._,mpnny_ watsdn

S Scranton, Shady Bend, farmer, and

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Ii_n_p_e_rI_aIisis

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e Il eibectcd' here that revolutionarie

twtcn `Cliil-i'-`-Kfdnl and Nanking.

¢°r're`cf‘.' this wiir‘ii‘é‘ the decisive hei- tle bl the war. ` ’

mier Yuan Bill Kai' announces - that the rebels' sttadkéd “the Imperial for- ms in U16, vicinity of Hankow yes- terdayf ~ `~' There was fierce fighting but the

rebel s force was repulsed with con- siderable loss] ’ " `

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wluiuuii ° r III3 EIIIIII IS

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who have been summoned to Ottawn Jay Fitzwiilker, shady Hemp fm-m.¢r_ FISHEII ltlVEli, Man. Nov 16- by the minister ol 'militia had a. num- , Judge Grover-_ reserved sentence. » ' '

licr of interesting features at their

.People calling themselves mipossoii., Saints" end dubbed "shslrers" are

F”-1_I1e0ille have gone insane through

meeting. They met the Dlike of Con- - W0'1'ki“E On the Pegnis reserve. Seve- nehght at lunéheon. They recom-

mended an increase of pay for men and horses; they discussed compul-

IN THE MIHIUIIIIYISI

sory military seyylcd, and adiournsd .,

until tomorrow.

The artillery men asked for a paid qliartermsster-sergeant* for each bat- tery; that light'-liner be sold 'in‘ camps; that in addition to sixteen diys ut Petawawa there should be

MONTREAL, Oct, 17-If the ne-

tectlves have made any headway in tlle iinravlelling of the Marion mystery they are Jealously keeping ie nec,-et, Whether their have arrived at any

sill days’ training ai. local hcadquare conclusion regarding the death of

teis. » .The medical section recommended

that the sole of beer In campsbc al lowed.

A commltteato .gddress a letter to thi public on the liicil value of phy- cicsl drill and military teaching was

mined as follows" Rell. Dr. Carman

U16 i§1\‘l. they refuse to discliss. 'l'1iev "°f¢l` every one to the -Uoroner, im/i claim that what data the have ae-

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eumulated will be presented in ‘due

time. This refers to the Coroner’s in-` quest, which isi to be continued next Tuesday. _

their doings. Last spring two men stnrtod out to meet the "coming Saviour." They left their families to starve, saying, “God will feed you." One of these, Fred Thomas by name. became _ so insane about mid- summer as to prepare to oiler his child as a sacrifice. Hc was prevent- ed und- persuaded to kill s, calf in-I stead. This happened twice. I-Ie has destroyed most of his furniture.

srunsiirs' council

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h1oN'rnEAL, Nev lc-The lvicdili

If'the= revbiirlicnafry forecasts are

PE'K‘IN, Nov. 11-(By w1re)-l=re-

_ _Unless they have accompolisbed eminence' wnncil ha., passed 1-,hef,,1_

representing the hM; Ravifiab- I_m’~"°`”‘ E'-*UF 'd9»YF than W8? PPV lowing resolution- regarding the 'stu- on DM\th‘;'- repr _ this R0ma.nI ;)E:“3gh_dld_lé3 10W' W§§kS._fl;0 F0350” dent olenders who were fined yester-

n 5’ °° may ° “P °E"°d- day in the recorder’s court'

Catholics; Rev. J. W. McMillan, re- presenting the Preebyterians; Rev. csiicu cody, the Ansiiwls: Meier John Cooper, Toronto; "Major - W. Brown and Inspector Hughes. _ 'Lieut_-Colonel Loggie, of Hamilton, moycd for ,the adoption of a lililliwd compulsory _military training 011" the Australian plan, under which every boy is supposed to take trainiuK in a cadet corps and every young 1119-0 V0 train In three military camps. llieut.-Colonel Welton,~ of Halifax, said that Csnadacould afford to walt until the Mother Country took sllfill action. ' " . Lieut.-Colonel Fortherlngham. Of Toronto, said such plan would be the only solution. I » The committee on improvement ` of conditions of the infantry service, re- commended an increase of training Day to is minimum of $1 s. day with extra allowance for good conduct and efficiency, more armorles snd more annual drill. ‘ ‘ The cavalry report recommended a minimum pay of 75 cents per day with increases based' on service to $1.50 e day; that _each regiment should have ,. Maxim gun; that horse allowance he increased to $1.50 ada!-I that malt liquormay bo sold _ln` camp. ' Licut.-Colonel Pontori, of Belleville, iliouiliit military qusllncation should I* feflulred before a msn could be sl- lowcd Lo vote, under the-manhood suf- irlge law, - ' - f 1 The question was not settled at ad- lournment. _ ‘ W

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DANZIG, Germany, November 7.- There is no truth in the report wide 1y_ circulated toiiey~ cnet orovm Prince Frederick William has been or- dered to undergo a mohth'l detention for his receot public' df|M¢Ty'o1 OP- Dosition to the government's settle ment of the Franco-German ' non- *'°"=fHy om- Morocco. »

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t ntective Guerin absolutely denies ..ResG,lved|_ that thystudénts. com,

hat he has bee” °“t °n ww” °“ cll of McGill university place itself

the ‘casc. He claims that be was on “cord t I d t.

“MM f d _ _ as s rong y cpreca ingre- mnonfownlilcn 9 in “n`Eas"°m _On cent misdemeanors on the part of

"We have given no interview ,to students; -

an on bout tm .. th "That the council place itself on da, ,fn S case’ my B record as wishing to dispel any

e ctl e . Mrs. Plifarion seems to be thor- Eh°“Zh" °“ the Part 0E 5tT‘d°“t° th”-'E

oggmy Bntisfied that there has been the council will shield any student oi no murder. She claimed that sho has Btlldenti f\”0m ,the‘ grasp of the lavi- “fd all 5115 is going to- 55,-_ and all for any misconduct outside the col- she wants now is to be given ii rest. I°H° limits? ` _

Mrs Marion said to-da that she "That the C0\1“`°ll D111” itsélf on

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had given the last ten dollar bill record as reminding every student oi ,she had in the house to Lemarre and responsibility to the outside .’ Barry, who found the body. - -

public ’

At the inquest next'Tuesday, there Rf

ls‘not likely to bc any solution oi ' _ -1- »

the mysteryand nn open 'verdict is Gtpected. Cl»lcCAGO, Nov. 1,7-Chicago street

cars are being equipped with a de-

SURPISS vice intended' to do away with the

eedl ri p n ng of ar doors in the

P Itvintsrr tlhi; I contributing much to

“""""` " 7 ""1 the comfort of the passengers.

The device consists of four enun-

SYDNEY' Nov' 17_Th° shipments ciator horns, like gramophones, set

of 'tha Dominion Cbal Company this 1 _ h f . season to Montreal will close for th'e g;°t:;.f:°s1EE,l;g °,§Id,f'd,:c§¢;l;r,,f,I;fn1:;:e°,, _ ,___ ` " - ` --' -striD_¢s" as a punishment for "trust 5'5"' next wsek and Wm wtal “p' sniall telephone through which he SYDNEY, November 17-The most Criminals in th” Umud gmt” E”

W5\`d5 °f 0"” and 9- I1BIEmi“l°“t°“” announce the s rect names, his shockirf accident in years was the Gnd "C0mm€\"¢ia1 Dirac! "H5" b°“.°' of ‘coai. This is an increase oi over Ygce cbmmg th,-0,,g;, the horns ‘curing gf Mary Ann Fraser today, volent_rules of reason," are proposed 150`;000 tons over the -best previous It will thus » be ,necessary to open whose clothing caught fire, and be- n e bill amending' U10 Shefml’-“ “fl” Yelifi' 1903. WIND thc f»0t0-1 !h|‘l7m¢l\tl' the” doors only when ‘passengers en- _'ore assistance reached her was so trust law drafted by ROPTvBch‘t&t VB were 1,350,001) tons. This year's re- for or leave’ the cars. ` terribly burned 'that‘=shc died about Henry, of Texas. t0 IN Im-1"0‘l‘l°°dl4* cord is the largest in the history of _...._._._..__..__- ins hour _ar_ter. The tim W” *Wilt the house ul>0n thi! 0P°“i“E “E °°“' Cape Breton collieries. The company c0IlU|||c“'f|0|| _:waive years of alto/ All 0_fP\\l“i The gress next month. _Its introduction emple "s, nest ei twenty-six seserners _:ini went to s -nsiglihcre house to probably will mmm its _P'“°“2° “

Dlsustrous 'Engagement ' ` Son Chrlslohoi '

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t LONDON, Nov. 19-(By wire)--The 5 Venezuelan consul has receivodndvi-

nnd`Imperis.l-' troops Would' come to

_ clash' sc`nis'iwhiil~e‘ in the district hc-

ces from Caracas tho.t"Castro, nt the

liead of considerable body of revolu- tlonists, bint with Va disastrous de- feat near Elan 'Ohristol_1al. ' ~ Castcr's whereabouts had been a

matter of considerable uncertainty for several months. ' '

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MONTREAL. November, 17.-,All

thelongshorement o the number of nenrly a. thousand stopped work on the seventeén vessels now in port this afternoon and left the steamer: to shift for themselves as belt they might in unloading and getting cargo aboard in an effort -to make' s quick `. get-away before the odieiai close of navigation, a- ,week hence. when insurance policicslapss.

As a result of thc strike, ol which

there is at present no indication of a. settlement, every ocean atsamship company that owns vessels plying to Montreal is face to face with thi serious situation of having their vessels delayed at a time of year when a break in the weather is liable co come 'at any moment ‘and they might have to fight through frost and ice, snow and general had weather to get out of the river be- fore its freezes uw.

Neither warning nor l‘ess0n, lt is

:Iaimod hy the shipping men was =:'ivcn for tlic_.action of-th¢ __ ions- shorcmen. _

The officials of the steamshlp

companies have for the time being dressed all hands into the work of loading cargo and the unaccultomod tasks are creating' much amusement an the shcas. . ,Tho longshoremcn are demanding -1 flafi rate of fifty cents an hour for the rent oi' thc season of navigation. day or night. They have been re- ceiying thirty cents per hour day 'md 35 night. with extra for certain finds- of cargo. . The strike, the men claim, is the outcome of' unfair treatment of the [.ongshorcmen's Union by the Ship- ning Federation. The man claim that two years ago an agreement- cas made and that 'the ship owners ~iave not kept to the terms. They recently brought an action in court to 'have the federation lorfdit 1 $2,000 deposit made' at the time of the agreement for nbt standinit the lzhe terms. --

They ailege,____among other things, -,nut the pay‘promised was not being said that the -shipping men were seeping e. black list and refusing work to chose' who had obiectc-l tc their breaking the agreeinciitm nd :hat they were not providing the non working inthe holds with Dro- _5er safety appliances.

. suiiliso ro nsiirii iii _

riiiitiiirs iiousr

.was resumed Artificcr Engineer Hill was examined as to the speed of the

ship at the time of the accident and the condition of her bottom when she ` -

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` ' Niobe Case

When thc trial by Court-martial

was put in the dock. ‘

guilty. ‘His sword was retui-nad to him.

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BOIBTON. Mass., November 17, Through the ruling of Judge Crosby favoring thc' admission of the stat

trial of Bertram G. Spencer, in Slpringfield, precedent has _been es- tiblishcd which may decidrone .of the most important' questions in t

on, charged with murder of Avis Lin- nell. ' ~Qne of the witnesses in the Riches- on 'case around whose testimony the prosecution. has built much of its cess; is the young woman who dé- clares Avis Linnell told her on the afternoon of the day she died,_that she had been walking in the Fenway with Rev. Mr. Riclieson at the time when the clergyman is alleged to have given Avis the "headache" pow- der. ' iTbls girl was ani ntimate friend of Avis Linnell, and is regarded as an important Government witness.

When the girl told ber story to

the police the question was raised as ‘to the admissibility of her testis mony as evidence. The statute covering the admissi- bility oi the scetemelics ci e deceased person makes no dtbtinction between a criminal and civil proceeding, sl- thougb it has always been under- stood' to pertain only to civil cases: Until Judge Crosby rendered his

decision in the _Spencer ease th-is question had never been decided be fore in the United States.

UIIIIITEU $5.IIIIII TII

1.-s

J. Ryan, a. retired builder living in

that he had mndc n 'donation of $50,- ~)00 to Cardinal Gibbons yestcr-lay in

Baltimore. _

Mr. Ryan is well-known in this city

nlau Society.

FEL0ll’$ STRIPES T0 `

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V THROUGH PROVIIICE -~ mil ch fi ii deiiues

in this service su ei which, with the _ _ isslsi in the - hvlmvoft. ici 0 heusc. rue hill siwci ca 1 B id , , , wn ,W ,_ ,,,,,,,,,,.,. xceiiilicn 0! the steamer! and W0 ' IND WITH lllfllllll' #Orme °f the I1°“S° WHS °-b°°“f-'Shi iusi. whet constitutes e trust, logic Mr _§:e_a(r_\i<m; <c<_]m_s_n<gS` the __m__

° ' . d i the cam u.ade_ i - » - . “ Ivasrailone when the accident ocdurr- lates from th, present statute the

tugs are engage n _.__ , , _ _ _ _ »ph¢'¢¢¢; ghipmenen from Loniebnrg ._ed, snId;'as_ _nwrh1;thetlfrftcIh;:lr-eggs --rule of reason’ as interprctedd

to Portland and Boston will begin Saturday the Northumberland left when cl hilig MIB °- _ the _supreme court in the Bonn s

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;‘;’.i..:;;:.“*...i.¥.°. ;‘;;..E;°;‘;i _:til 2i;‘;‘:.=.i:.c";..;‘°2i’Fi2?l.’s.“.§‘.i;f‘.......: sig, :,‘;‘;t§f.‘:..?.‘;°*:.::“:i..;'ii..°‘°

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docking. at 11 a m Bhc left on re ll1!fl!l1e_e!_Pil‘ed.~ , - ' ‘_ _ the lew imprisonment from 2 tio 1

EIRL 0F_Pl-“_l.0UT|| I iso ih ' 1 iht

-_ and arrived here at 53p m Sfbe 20-* sh ul 1 nt

leaves this morning at 7 0 am or TORONTO Nov re ved In explaining the b -» 9P\‘25*`=

LONDON NDT 18-*TTIB EB" Ol Picton Y to southwesgerly wind’ ,air not H t a t 51 im-

. i ry declared tha 0 11

'Plymouth has purchased Cryrltal Pal- The S S Harland returmd to tm( _meh change in tnnnrnme tlygonifgnt of great industrial osefd

for deliberation

ace one of the great amusement port from gmpnud at 10 a m , Sat .._____--»----- gm was essential to 3 cm-6 for

the

rllcvl Of E°K1°“d- 1°’ u"°°”°° h lei here for the East The te ei-stare at three <.'l‘¢~ isw to he rlsid

urda S e t mp n th e _

H15 P“|'P°'° I9 t” hold It “mu th' Rivet? tI‘lD Bt 13 P- UL. and T°E'“"“°‘I T115 m°l`F““K, TW ‘he F6191 SW" ogglngesait; dgiine n trust so to Constance, and was most violent

I cone

HA1_,Ip~AX_ Nc,-_ 19._(By wi,e)_. _BRUSSELS, Nov. 19-(By wire)

of The Congo mail boat Leopolalvill

Comm.”-mm. Mmgdomld -of »0,.uisM. brings the news that dinmond nsines Niche, chrargvfl with ncgligently have been discovered in the _ linsai *IBF 110 C"UHi<I€l'0ti0n W‘0llld the Con- étmnding the Niobe' on Jnly 301,,-sth district of Congo and tlnlt pi-cialis;-_

I ECTIIIIIIIIEL ISIBIIIIIIS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17-James

West Philadelphia, tonight admitted

and is ii lending member of the Hiber-

Elm' “WST CETEEEEELS

w.isi-i1Nc.'roN, Nev. 15-~r‘elcu's

ulincrio

misss in

sc seys csuri lvlsriisih rrosreciorsaiiis our is ln-

vestigcte

B tors are being sent out. '

Oaptain Macdonald was found not

A'l‘I.ANTA, Nov. lf.-Notice was

Elven by thc (‘.iliforiiiii iiclcgnfioii to

J T day on the floor of the American Fe-

deration of Labor' convention that it intended to present its resoliition np- l>l'0D¥`i11tIllL5 $50,000 for dcieiinc of th

7 MeNamai‘as. cveli in the ovi-nt that

such action was not icciimmenllcil bv

ment of a deceased person st use th" “°m“‘I"E°0 fill Pfiifliirlt reilnrtsi. '

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criei of Rev. olersnce V. 'r_ Richslff - I

NEW YORK, Niiv. l7-Aiirwiliite

cessation, so far ns possible, of the activities of 150,000,000 English ‘ speaking people throughout the world f_0_i‘ five minute.-l, for silent prayer and contemplation, is a suggestion which Senator Root, of New York, has made for thc celebration of the ‘one hundredth anniversary of pence among Englishspeakini: peoples.

The qiiggestioii cnmc out to/night in

connection with the appointment by ' Mayor Gaynor of it committee of one hundred prominent Now York men to have charge of the celebration of the centennial so far as this city is cori- oerned. The national committee plans to commemorate the peace nn-

mufnent memorials rather than through the celeblutioii hy pugennts for this reason it has been necessary to organize fur in advance -of thc time of celebration, which -will ex- tend from the 1Ttli of February, 1915, until some time in the summer, during which Grout Britain, (.‘-nnada und other parts of thc English speak- ing world will participate in the cele- bration.

The date suggested for thc five minute stappuge of activities of Enz- Iish speaking-people is Fcbrunry- 17, 1915, the date of the ratification by the American and liritish govern- ments of the treaty signed at Ghent, Belgium.

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MONTREAL, Nil\'ciiibc1‘ l7.- Hitt.-

‘ng the tracks for an average speed of over fifty-five miles an hour ri Canadian Pacific railway special train covered the distance between Montreal and Lennoxville, today, in the time of tivo hours and twenty- five minutes. The special brain car- ried Dr. W. J. Jaemison, of this city to Lcnnoxvllle, to perform a critical operation on a patient in that place Windsor station operating oihcials were given orders regarding the train sit 11.45 a. ni., for one o’clock, and ` the train left the station iiliarb oil

time. It is one hundred and ten miles from Montreal to l.eniioxvil»Ic und

g had it not been for the fact tbnt the

train had to stop nt the liuchilie

would have been cut down a great deal lower than two hours and twen-

_ ty-five minutes.

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be lil FIFIY YEIRS

BERN10, Switzi-rlanil, Novcmlir~i'.7-

nf' Reports received during thc day iii-

dlcote that the earthquake shock was the mont, severe that Switzerland has experienced in fifty ycrlfs- Tt traversed thc country from (iclievn

nation shall DUPCIIBBB Wi “"5 “V°m° at 4. p. m. Today she Will 50 “F fhermometer was thirty-four de§l'°°U t |",,¢ no'room for controversy. in tho central Alps. Several towns'

ing its sale at Dllblill ¢“°*'l°“- West River leaving _here at 8 a. m. ibdve zero. ,P .U .. M ML Hem-y, ‘-nniliil

*-°°°"°""""*°'°”°’ and returning at 12 p. m. Sho will -The lowest temperature recorded ux7;€e__‘au:_s wrmm into the Sher.

l_¢insrd's Linimect lor Isle ovcrvrllfff 1 e again in the afternoon for~0~rl yesterday was thirty.-eight degrees a- _ M_h_m,t act by the unwaf. ‘ ll "‘ ____'__;..;__..-.i;.;-._._.;-_-I 'xii at onranel will reinsin there 'iove'zcro and the hitlwlt WB! MTW- ma" ““ d lm legismtivg ,incision

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` ever sight I returning have 'ruesdsi cue. 'rue coldest recorded the vw ““*'“°" °“ 1"’ _ ,, es nes.-d

morning. . ' ._-:ions night was thirty-six dekfees s- Of tl” ‘:“{’f*‘;‘_;_‘)’°‘(_'3e:“o¥ gugzning.

Saturday the liiiutorn express war novo nero. At i'|lne'l. 'm., and st Oil-an o _

MEET

BERLIN, Nov. 11-‘-_Beiiln claims to Mlm the luii-em. 'sua' sim! upw- daic deperfincue store' iii the-_world-

sciuc ‘score ei'teiou;|'ii` icons el-- ready fofni ` Nati|_l‘H of lierihvs architectural scheme: not as

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yuh cut-i_i{iii_- c¢_fseiiii» assassin

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slignveisimi Eg ‘Mu -' “UM ||d¢`_t§|l\2lU‘lI'\~.'*-Q mort usher sale 3 ss on-new

u has been erected in the most Eoxiy manner. inlaid ltllaih of Slot- I , M marble, wrought broill, gill! m0‘ mc, gold-covered domca,,imd wide marble bniuotredes are part. of 'che

thousand und one luxurious details or L

the edidce.

‘ A staff of 8,000 attd'ndl‘i.o the re- uiremsntc of the 60.000,- ilillibiilrl

Th t the noi-e cnn h°*§°|¥-53 °\l°'- ' ‘She si ii.. ‘sr sou-'inure is oi

new concurs is ‘Elie Mlofltioll of °‘ from mmgemviu mo, limi $3 is ist! slat-her of IN

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_ , tirn at . w t p ssengers, reg , 1 eh penltentiary. It will ‘ - Buys e;press and Snturday’s_N, S. mail "EITHER &6» ¥?::.e,;l me ene gndieiery commit-to

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.~ his _newspaper which inert oss miie can een tb niwnwn It U0 _ ' D look_to and nl! - noon for their t il tumor afternoon -at 4-It. it- OWLING. xfsmm 'm important- -md Iepmdbilt informs- ir l bofh rrow morning lti mhrkot. 0 , ~ i.

'ues-of all-»»e¢c~». .- ~-»---.f- acl %'Il¢¢d»1~-°'~*°¢ '*"~°*~ 1°* I ' ' `-

; __ ~ ~ - --U -inooirsots this afternoon at 'du mums” our- Bum”

on timepthe Southern express war line p, m,, yesterday it was thirty- _, . 1,

' n"~`time,"`the-'Western accommodation ,isnt darn, mov, nero. c ___H_______,__.

000 ` $1" 20 “\Ih“t°¢ lite. ¢\"‘3“mm¢* -'nie lowest- temperature recorded- ---- -'~"' e cn.) .

_ _0,__ . _ ___ .. ¢¢. ‘ c, _. i. ls. _ side accommodation was- so niinutcr gn,"-any was as degrees shove aero ____- _ ._ I I gn; -

’ ' ~ neu. the assure '“‘°°“‘°‘°‘lefl°\\ 'lf use one .highest - was is deems n- »ANT\`1“" °"" Tic' U cr Prius

_ 4s=__.minutes .late and 'tho Western 01' cove. 'rho coldest recorded -the prev work,_A1>Dly Pl€1_zms,_Pd ,,__ as' minutes ist. » -one nigsfwee 11 degrees above- M sti‘eet.__________._--S--ma ,. _._»‘. _./~---I ---1- J -- ----~~---<4-~~~~~~ nn. ._ 'L_ jg W.. QQ abgvg ghd gt ' AUNSOME SAUSAGE No'

' ‘ ' iinolp. ni., it was 43-degrees above. . S “nh "sry day. Sl\l\\d°\"~

, , . _ . ._ . siciirdey-the oversee devil* °* °‘" sem cc cc.

I _(Uo_nti_‘_ibnm.! ,I`»:».iir vias one and a tenth inches. . _6R§_’1 psy »nigiiest prices tgi- suyise e homers ous oi 'che use -I 'rlie -length ei sony-w_l\\:° “*“° mink. for and "“"‘“`“‘{i_, °T;,,,,,,' Jfhow problems of lik for. most N0 I\°\“'_l P04 \\"°*¥°°°V°“ “" ““ °"° Jgnglng G ` Before it is too late.

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Ad si i - ip p e theei The 04° ‘fill I" NK” '°“*¢“'= _"‘ *"'”`"“ imc irlicfs 9--» -"='- ‘Z-‘ii-»4~`-» -Ii’-»i»'»\i\»--- -i '°~1°*-is °°m°'~'-“'~“ °‘ “~‘ii-li W“.’:.l“ii.::':;.i. ........ onlin! m. ,people in- their actions 'will he hig_h.t1iin morning ‘slew Gow Mun. ,Aww to Bm, 0, “dll

wud.; me should .pundit ms goof -spd tomorrow. infill! It - - - _ _ _ . ' - iii-zodtf.

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es were plunged into darkness bv the

disarrsngement of the electric linht- ing system.

IRIIIHIM WILL

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Won’t Gaia Seat Without

Opposition

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_ OTTAWA, Nov. 19-(By wire)-Hon

4, ‘Frank Cochrane, Minister of B_sil~

ways, said in an interview that un-

. servntivcs ,illow Hon. Geo Graham gg 'enter the House unopposed.

T110 uilpositioii of Cochrane to the

cx-minister is considered somewhat; sigiiiiiciint as Graiium would urld0\lbt~

,cilly be his greatest critic from his gknowledge iii department over

_whlch Cochrane now presides.

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II'IIMIHISIuis. hui luis

HUSBINITS EIIIIIIS

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I li()h"T`UN, M1155., Nui/_ 16,-Report! of il. iwrlrunciliiitillii between Mrg_ Cgloll Iiiic ii. l'luili and liei' lliisbaiid, T1105, lil. l’liint, 3 wenlthy shoe miinufactu,-_ _rig were ln pnrt confirmed todiiy by the tiling of iiil agreement in the.Su(_ folk superior Court for the release of Ian attiiftllmollt of $l13,837 Of MP. i’|iiiit started an action for ¢1iv0r¢¢_ Company which was levied when Mrs. Plant started an action for divorte.

Mrs. Plant's suit for divorce was

,til have come up at the June sitting inf the iilviirce ciiiirt, but \\'m-1 never lcnllcil. Mrs. Plant obtained u BPGCIBI attacllment fur $1,500,000 on October 5th, und oil thc same date she dl!- clinrged all attachment agaibsf, $15,- 9311.46 in the Natlminl Bank of Com- merce. _ I Mrs. Plaiit was her own detective in sieckilig iwiileiice to support hor i~i'uit. Her iulspicions, it is snid,woro first nrons.-_rl by the discovery of 1-iicrk miidc out to Miss Kittie ICY, f<»i'iiii»i‘Iy ii wiiitress in the inodtl i-cstnuront of tho Plant shoe factory.

Miss llriclley, who had been is penni-

`lcss ldnglisli yirl, was discovered by Mrs. l'lnnt to be living in luxury in is fnsliionnble New York' hotel, being' _educated by ni tutor and euioying oil

‘niversnry by the erection of per. Ithc luxuries und wniifirts that wealth..

Icuuld supply. I

BRITISH IIPIIIIII 1

' IJELEISITES IIHIISII

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l.<iNll0N, Nov: _l7-'The British

,delegates to the forthcoming Opium jrwiiiicrcnce nt The Hague have been selected but not officially appointed and will not be appointed until » the lgovernment is fully informed of the subjects to he considered. _

A definite program for the con-

__fercncc, the necessity of which was Zpointcd out by iircnt Britain some ltime ago, has not yet. reached the llrltisli Government mid the Foreign ililice oxpliiins that accordingly It I9 'init in n position to draw up the in- structions necessary for .the British Wlclcgatcs.

UNCLE SRM WILL I

HELP WITH BRIDGE

WASHINGTON, November 17-*

The United States will lend the Do- minion of Cnnuda thc assistalwo 0! American government experts and mccliiiiiiciil appliances in building W9 new bliillze across the St. Lawrence ,.,,.,.,. ,,,_ Q,,ci,@<-_ An n precaution a- gainst ii i'i‘|ir-titioii nf the terrible ,,’,_sn,.L.-|» .if n few ycnrs ago when the liriilui-. coiliipscil, (`i\i\ada asked the <i<~|ini~iliieiii of 1-iinimerce and labor rm- ills loiin of ii .ici-ice possessed by Itllv l»lil‘omi of siiiililnrds by wl\iCll thc security of ri bridge can be tested .ini-ing the stages of its construction. Islecrctnry Nagel today granted the Ipctition and authorized experts to go Inlom.: witli the npilaratiis.

LORD CAMOYS’ WEDDING.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-‘L0l‘l'l DB¢l$

mid Lady Ilecies (who was Vivian Gould) nrrivcd from Europe todsyto visit the Giiulds and to attend the -wedding of Lnril Uamoys and Mlsl ilvlililrcll Sin-rmnn. Lord Oamoys was im-st, mnn nt the Gould-Deolol WN' ,ding. but nt the Sherman-Camovs lcercmony Lord and Lady Declos will llc hilt lockers-on. " `

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e If y0u've a gray-haired mother _ In the old home far away.

You’ve put off day by dull;

Don‘t wait until her tired steps Rea.b heaven'i-i pearly sate. ‘

1(:yoil've a tender message, Or a loving word to say, Dorm, welt tin ou forget ic

W £0 Who knows what hitter memories _

Ml! l1l\\l\\*- YOU lf 70" 'WBWI Before it is too late. '

.So make your loved one hailvy

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The letters never sent,

The long-forgotten messages,

The wealth of love unspoilt- For these some loved ones whit;

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