‘1 A dry warm foot in cold ' 4 damp weather attained by _the

dry sox process. The outer, , sole of this boot is made from the " Lime ciiiireii Amana the comer,

leather that goes' thr;1§h an oil process then pres _ and

E- will wear much better than _a ‘ii rubber sole. The insole is

made up of a very smooth piece of the very iinest graflfi

‘ of sole leather, then another

layer of cork, these soles will resist all wet and dampness in the most sloppy weather,I!1ad€ on different lasts, leather

lined. Price $5.00. '

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ESIABLISHED 1891 CHARLOTTETUWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MDN AY

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Liberalsluliilant Dver Result Bye-electionsflhe Euuca- Wife of Brooklyn Polieceman Swears it Was Not Molineux

tion Bill Assists the Opposition-Ritualists in the Fight- -_

I __ ‘ Who Mailed the Poison-She Partly Identifies Hari'

_ A s e gy

Government Defeat, LPredicted-The Mad Mul|ah’s - -I ' ‘ N

Large, Well-Armed Forces

~ . ticn with other Liberal successes are in ' _

g_xaraai.s nu: Jnninaivr H

.‘;;°;;:°.'1:;:::;‘;::‘::;i:.':.;;“;;;:;:BURGLARS STEAL $600 EAST Sur NEW YORK

o $3 Ll

a general election occur. 0 _

are jubilant over the result of the bye- elections in the Cleveland and East Tox-

mh Divisions.

1-ggxpucariox BILL BLAMED.

The larze increase of the Liberal major-

“yin Cleveland Division is generally ad- mitted, even by the Conservative organs to be due to dissatisfaction with the Ed~ ucation Bill.

mi: iziri'Ar.isrs oi-Pcsian TAYLOR.

In East Tuxteth the reduction of the

yagogiet majgi-ity by over 1500 is greatly flue to tw: Ritualists, who opposed Austin Taylor, Conservative. 0

ixnicarss Govrzaixnxr DEFEAT.

i AGAINST THE MAD MULLAH.

lspeiirmen 2.000 rifles and a. maxim gun

which he is expected to attack. It is

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Sr. Jouiv,Nov. 6.-Jonathai’ Titus, aged

seventy-eight years died here this morning after aserious illiness of only a few days, though he had _been in poor health for years. He was one of the

pioneer Baptists of Sr. John. He leaves

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I THE MULLAHIS STRONG FORCE' - PREFONTAIYE Now 'ro 'run Fnovr

'lhe Mllllllll ls lil1°“'U t0 l°9~"° 15950 Orraivs, Ncv.8.-(Special.-Tnei-e is

, » nothingnew in the political situati-:n,

.lthe 1110132111 W@8~D0D5 received tln`°“gh but it looks more like Prefontaine enter-

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IFrench territory. He is near Bohott,-, ing the Cabinet nom

BOBBED THE CITY HALL.

of/irii ora Pioiiszii rmisi. . Team-=R1vw. Nov- S.-is ini.-

-”_ A Burglars brckeirito the City Hall here

and they secured a cash~box containing

I BEHBERMEAST AmCA’Nov_ S_(Spe_ A Quaker Friend of the Doukhobors To be the Gift of Bishop Potter’s

cial)-Gen. Manning, who succeeds Col. May g0 WESIC I0 Tl'_Y alld Bl`Ii€ Hilti COSI Haifa

Swayne in command, is preparing to Pacify Them. Dollars,

§march against the Mad Mullah in Somali-

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Issrirrrriox Fon THE Easr SIDE.

New YoRK, Nov. S-(Special).-Archi

tects are preparing plans for a

great philanthropic institution to be

d erected in the lower east side, modelled

i _ No announcement will be made till next I

Bgtii bye-elections, taken in conjune- ' well garrisoned and equipped for defence. week

after Hull House in England, to _'bs

erected by the bride of Bishop Potter who Was Mrs. Alfred Corming Clark. ' ~

QQME OF THE LEADING FEATURES.

- There will bca Kindergarten, a splendid library, music _ and reading rooms, a

_ ~ gan . ,R . _, fy _ Qecture hall and other departments suited

_ QUAKER FRIEND OF DoUKnoBoRs_ A tothe moral and physical needs of all

Orrawa, Nov. 8.-(Special).-Joseph,

'_' Eldiiizto ii

classes of the teeming East Side popula-

tion.

swidow and two .laughter-s,one of whrmi i I °’ ‘.9 Qliaker plilanthmplst’ _ The bllildlllz Will 6085 llllf H mllll°°

is the wife of Bev. W. W. Weeks of» '[3339 gsaiuge gf gw¢||i;y.gn¢ guns 1°* Wl|° f°!‘m¢l'l! I lS8lSl°0¢l lil”

, y _ _ *dollars and will surpass anything of its

Toronto. ’ ’

ilu honor of the Kings Birthday will be Doukhobors, is here and says he may ki d - A 1 ¢ M1 |

_ _ _ n in merica n exten a equ p-

- -in-ed at twelve today by Ne- I 0°- C- A- go west to try and incase its deluded menu -

HOW THE COCAINE HABIT STARTS. I ' ' " ' I ` '

'tion Act were collected atur ay _ om

Until firther notice Dr. Shaw will pilgrims toreturn totbeir homes. I

cn ei-all I i is ii ff .i’ii e in mee at iiie_ai¢.<smn-a House H - ,,,1,,,.,,d ,oh 1 , 5 . oiutigents{hl;n¢i1e:;l,l;€igg.nIt.i‘?w;Dnto tri: i oors douth of his former residence 8 is " an "ge D nemo WANTED_A °°'”° °f h°°da°b° tb.”

remeuib-r that the only *direct scientido : E I . with the-I and might indimé "muy tb 3° , KUMFORT P°Wde1'5 Wm n°P °m`° mm cure for calarrh is Cat-irrbosone, which Frans under conviction of the Prohibi- back _ p ‘ an 5., twang’ mmm-“_

cures by the inhalation of medicet -d air. ‘I S d fr ke* ` - '

Simply breathe Catarrhozone, and it will

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ar., an 1°,-mg .-.f gwarri., B,.,,,,c|,,¢,,,, Pa.rlck Doherty, Francis McKenna, $100 . _

ésbllllli. “Iéurg Troéibles hand D afness. and costs in each case. I '

ver re Pi 0 r 1

soothyee, h- als ard r:i‘i‘elvre»-?z)3iseriii'i\'ii|:»li§i. i AW 8°°‘l» Nllablei h°”°’5t man' "lm '

eure guaranfced th

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Doiv’-r forget the- 8004

basket social to be held in Brookfield Hall on Thursday Nov. 13. Doors open at 6.30, concfrt to begin at 7 o’clock.

""1 F "USU 0'l\°l’ will canvass throughout the Provlncesfor ` y

l$i_i(§;‘l;;,?,$ig?;iI ggi o5b"p':i‘;ztg°§l’_ the sale of certain standard. goods," should .I '

£350 _ ‘ l at this office for particulars .. '

ANY good, reliable, honest man, wh0

will canvass throughout the Provinces for the sale of certain standard goods, should apply at this office for particulars.

THE firemen were called out sh0rtlY -tier four Saturday afternoon for 8- fir? on a schooner at Steam Navigation Wharf. I5 was extinguished befcrs lhey

a rived. ~ A A

Rummage sale in aid of the Y. M. C. A.

to moirew and \-Vednesdey in the i.t0_ie on Quien St lnieiy occu pied by T. B. Alchoru. Many useful articles have been ciliec ed, allwlli _ 'Weill *ll "*"’j:hl"§ machine. »

Mies \Vinifred'Tom1ins, of Charldle

town, and Francis Barnes. bf T°f°°l"°-

CUFF BR05-

l'lyndman& Co.

insurance Agents

Charlottetown, P- E

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FIRE, MAIUIE. LIFE AH AUG! ENT-

wire married on Wednesday evening 3'-

New York Cltr, by Rev Ur. G C Hough-__ ton. Montreal Star. ` »

WILLIAM FLoon, formerly of the

Abegweits and one of the' best known former Island atheletes has been selected as the representative from Nanaimo, where he now resides, on tlieAll Canadian fcotbsli team that is to visit England.

Tan committee in charlie Of Y - M~ C'

A. Rummage sale have not been able t0 solicit contributions from everyone inter- ested and wiii be oiiiiiiei ir those unable

Wai-‘ship Receives -za Morse Code. Despatch ,Which

Demonstrates Wireless .Telegraphy is a Commercial Success. .

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-A special to the tance from here to Cornwall is greater

J,-_m.m,1’ dated yesterday’ from Sydney, than from Table Head to .Cornwall. \, S S JS On board the war ship are several 1 . . es ’ I i`

messages received from the Cornwall

Signori Marconi has received a lengthy i station on the Way’ among them being

Wireless message from Poldhu. Cornwall ; mggsageg of congratulation to Marconi and trans-Ailantic telegiaphy by the new ‘ from the Czar of Russia and King Hum- system is proved practicable for commer- yi bert, - l cial purposes. The Carlo and Alberto can send mes-

The commander of the Ib'11lHl1 Will'-Slllll I sages only 150 miles, but she can receive,

Carlo Alberto said today that the message any diseancg The msssageg were 9,11 re-

i was l‘€C€lV€d 0l’fSYdl1€Y l“H`b0l' 011 SM" ceived in the Morse code and were com-I urday, on. board the warship. The dis-,‘p1ete_

”AN evening with Tennyson. Don’t I Srknrcinsn.-John K. Nicholson left miss thisliterary treat in the Szhoilroorn I Friday for Leadville, Col.-The Stanchel ofthe First Methodist Church. Papers Civilian Rilo Club, began its annual treating of his life and works will be read, target practice on Tuesday. Some high recitations delivered and songs sung. A scoring was made hy Serirlh MCIUUOSU, gglmdid prog;-gm :has been arranged, Martin and Nicholson, Col.-Sergt, A. A. and a cordial invitation is extended to all. ‘Macdonald kindly acted as range oilicer- Acollection will be taken at the door. J. F- Kelley. Of N°l"»ll B€l1’l~ B- C-» "85

home on a short visit to his iarents left

Tn H °'°l°°k service l” dsl” P25315 illondav on return to B. C. Mr. Kelley Cathedral yifslerday i° “cc” ance - spoke in glowing terms of the great west. the i°9tr“°u°t°s °t me 1:L"f°P’ MR: 3:; When asked what are the chaoces of hh f ~

9 0"” ° 8' 'm mlvlug success .or a. young man out west, Mr.

recovery and coronationof the King, the Ken? ‘aid _.I d I _ h

_ .y . , nee on y repeat t e

rest’l°m‘m°'? 0; seas: gm .other ;]e;;i18T~ words of Charles Kingsley, go west young me , __ ¢ 1|

8» Yl`f‘°*‘lV€ J’ 9 mmre p man. In the west there are numberless

to send donations will leave their names psalms were suv! and 3°‘*°_9D5Clil Pm? opportunities for ambitious m¢n_1|; i

at Y, M. C. A. when articles will be call- ci for.

j= Rav. J. W. McConnell of Grace Church. Charlottetown will preach in the Sack- ville Methodist Cfinrch Sunday morning a Point de Bute Sunday `eveninR #Hd a-.Port Elgin Monday ¢V¢l\l°8 “li B37' dell Tuesday eveniugin the i_nl7el‘€SU 0f ithc E luca ional Society.-Sackville Poet

White Flowers

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815 Pl`=°9°1`lbed f°£t'he wcasézu visit. 83;? pleasinll to welcome back in our midst ' d f th ta 8 1 I0

lust” ° 3 I ny' - _ ‘ `again Angus McLeod, who it will be re- Alllillem was 'mug “ner service’ mem bered left on the harvest excursion.

Tim ficton in the Nivember Canadian _Our who,-,1 is pragessmg ye,-ly hvmabyy Mairazineis exceptionally strove- The" under the guiding hand of Miss Sadie are 20011 Sl10l'li 5U°T.l°9 ll! JW” Bl°“'°"'» McLeod. Miss McLeod is a painstaking Alben-tE. King'Bl1dN- D0 B°¥`t1'¢“‘lL°,K"l_“, and emcient teacher.-Rev. D. McLean, and the first instalment of Virna Sheard S preached an impressive and comforfing new serial, entitled “Fortune’s Hill.” This sermon in smnchel Chung Sami.” nighg iiitterisa story ofstivlm life- W1 0°' I-is no-e for iris mi., si. Mark, 14,41, scribe; tha use ot education in 8 <=0‘lDlil'.Y "And he cometh the third time. and saith such as ours, in enabllnlll 7°\1l‘8 U13” I-° unto them, sleep on now, and take your Arise higher and better things. Amon! lille rest, it his enough, the hour is come; illustrated lrli¢l¢l'» Jlllll W- Ewell*-‘V ‘l¢‘ behold, the son of man is betrayed into scribes the beauties in and about Field. B the hands of iiiners.”-Miss Mamie Mc- littlo vlllBR0l11 U16 B»0°kl¢53Cl\a‘l"*l Sim" Swain and Hiss Maud Macdonald, left gives au impreSS_i0DiS1l¢ ¢‘k¢f'°h °f “rl” Tmsday for Charlottetown where they I Fire-Fi8l1€»<'l'3 Of T01`°lll7°»" W|'i¢ll ls ff' wi 1 take a course io Business College.

enmpaniedgby _some striking pictures; »v i 0

. - - ` W Nash the Ontario naturalist, writee

Re ' c leadm British C '_ _, 41-ugns, colds, hoarssneas, and other turner.

Coinlpresentillg' th S' moetdengaginiilly of tLl`hi;;ig;ayl¢:_soroivli; Hmmm arequickly n,ievedbyVa,°_C,es°_

Zinles W o cock, i umina

. » Gemstar Plots » . -....................... ,_ __~ __ _._ -_ _ __ __». drawings. For those interested in home .

Prince \Villiam St.. St ]0l1I1» N- B

' study," there is an article on Shake-‘ _

Ql?ll'll¢ $1 f°lll°l'* ‘§’“‘:”.;=Ss'°e.’s‘°‘=€i“*’§.:.‘;‘“§.i.‘; ~>°»~'° °’°.°f.’*;";~'.°2.°":r;';:: of Siiirf C°»=iiSSi°~~ '

_ fper ect y ar an wi _ Astronomy, 0» 0 W IC _ll ' ---

. . ' ffull Show Of Flowers 111 Spflng mid Iable. Norman Patterson reviews the

Maritime Agents ‘ _ - .

M' _~ C ,P.No ber G-

i.ea1'1Y Summer' but they must be put S\l‘“*l~*°°' °f the Amskaa Bound,” Aiteiiixotiolilfi niiirliifs 1;* the vxiilgmhers of lin the ground HS S0071 93 Possible Que!-t on, and F Blake Crofton, the

In BOW, Come and See tllem. ' I Halifax librarian land! litterateli dealsme arbltraiiidn wmmlssldn leffhere t°'la¥I\

l' ’ W h , Re

2 with some Impala, Bngbeam The db for their homes. At as uigton

ments New Interesting as usual coi-der Wright will carry on the busi-

ness of the commission He will there

. _ ' » rece' th tatme t of thef'a.nthra.cite

Special attention 'veil to mall- ‘ we e 8 n

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. several books on Vieiculcure and Horticl-

But Pmeontamnis Prospects AN0tab|e Phnamhmpic |nS_ Cornish as the One-Prosecution Tries to Prove Her'

- are Brighten.ng_ i Smution in Unbalanced Mentally.

NEW Yonx, Nov. -6.---The great sensa-I

tion in the second trial of Roland B. Mol-I ineux, charged with the murder of Mrs. Adams came late today, when Mrs.

Hannah Stephen son, the wife of a Brook- lyn policeman, was called ti the stand by ‘ the defence and testided positively that Molineux was not the man who mailed the now famous poison package at thegeneral post oflics onlthe evening of Dec. 23, 1895-

Then the witness partially identided

Harry Cornish, who was askedi to stand up in court, as the man whom she saw standing in front of her in the line at the post oiliee and hol ling in his band a. pack- I age addressed to “Mn _Harry Cornish- ; -Knickerbocker." That was all she saw. I Her identification of Cornish was not positive. '

The Droaecutionom cross examination

brought out the fact thathlrs. Stephehsoa had suffered from attacks of nervous pm stration within the last two years, and had carefully read the detail of the former trlal. The questions of the assistant dh- tr-ict-attorney tended to show thatan Ykt would be made to show insanity or de iusion under hysteria.

The witness, under questions by the

prosecution, said there were three stamps on the piclnge, and when shown the wrapper with five stamps on ii; in gym rows said she mig ht have overlooked th; lower row. Mrs. Stephenson w

Other witnesses were handwritingexpens, who all gave as their opinion that Molin- eux did not wr.te the address on tha poison package. .

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IIIBIVIS

On Briiain’s Shores Amid lm- posing Naval Display

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THE IMPERIAL VISITOR,

Q i Proceeds to'ShorncIifI`e Camp to §

Review HI_s__Regiiiine_n,tjG4r_eat 'Police Precaution"s~ ` I

GERMAN EHPEROR ARRIVES. `

Lennon, News -(special)-'ree German I

NEW CABLE RATES.

OTTAWA, Now. 6.-Mr. Mullock was *‘l'l°¢d l'»°¢'l8Y by the pacific cable board that per word from all points in Australia and New Zealand would be two shillings and four pence per word. The preaagc ratcis ninty-nine cents from Ottawa.,

The old rate before thecut was $11) per

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-ln this city on Nov. 82h to Thomas N,"-_Gr flip. a sou. i -

oifo. . '

Entered interest on Sunday ¢.v¢||{ng',' he .Dth inet. after .a few days illnmg; Mary Ann, widow of thslate Capt. 'Bam-c Ml Pl". 8R6d85years. ` ` - (Funeral on Tuesday from the residence °f Hu- Cant 1hy.wi-lie.-'i|¢'i Prine. no King Streets at 2.&lto St. Peter’s0emb- ttery.) ` » _

LAZY LIVEBS AND SLUGGEHKIW

I I " I

When these organs fail to

Proper functiorlii. the blood banning; D0isoned ao_d suffering and diseaiit com- mence. This can be avoided’ by keeping- your vitality at high water mark, the blood rich and pure by taking dns Ferroz- one Tablet after each meal. L

Imperial yacht Hohenzollern with_ EmperorlWill?a.m, accompanied by escort- I ing German cruisers and a flotilia of British torpedo boats reached I-‘ort Vic- . tor’a this inorninf.

IXPOPING NAVAL DIEPLAY.

The arrival of the Kings nephew was

made the occasion of an imposing naval display. I All the wsrships at Sheerness dressed

their crews and manned their decks and dual salut°s welcomed the Imperial visitor.

GOES T0 BHORNCLIFFE CAMP.

After breakfast the Emperor landed

and boarded the train for Dover on hlsl way to Sliorncliffe Camp where he will.

which he is oolsiiei.

MANY DETECUVRS ON GUARD. ‘ ‘I

Alargc British and German detective, staff were on duty at all railroad sta*ions

The Emperor rode to Shornclilie Camp

accompanied by Lord Roberts and a brilliant staff.

NOTLD PATHOLOGIST DEAD.

Nara, Cane., Nov; 6.-Professor George

years. He was one of the founders of ,th- Amerlcan Pomologii al Society, a con- tributor to inanv maizazines and author of

ture. _

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iI'i£ §ULiAN SEI ILES-

CoNs'r1lN'r1NoPLia:, N ovem bfr 5 -The l

negotiations between Great Britain and Turkey w th regard to the encroachment- of Turkish troops on the Hinterland off Bien have resulted in a satisfactory set I tlcinent of the matter. The Porte has moe- ified its note to Great Britain, and has or- dered the evacuation of the lzinterland, which was formerly occupied by British troops. ‘

\Vehave not advanced the price

of our tobacco, Amber smoking. tobacco, Bobs, Play chewing to-‘ baccos are the same size and price to`the consumer as formerly. We have also extended the time for the, redemption of Snowshoe Tags to

Ferrozone hasa mild but, rapid action on the liver and Ai ineyr, and is certainly the greatest producer or red ‘vltaiizing bloou known to science. Morning tired- MSF. La-rigour, Dizzinese, Pain in the Bac-k an-'I Sick Headache disappear at once when Frrrczone is used. Get ir. to- f'=1.v. Pficg at Druogists, or N. C. Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.

Da. Hauii.'roN’s PiLI.s cum: Binxouas

NESS,

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Lodi sl

review the First Royal Dragoons, of ‘Ve ha-Vi? .lust feC¢lV¢‘ 3

“i;iiYsili” ciiiars

I TISSUE PAPER

Huesman,one of the beet known psrthalov- us i _ ~ his in the United states, is dean, iigefi 'za “I” R° _

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For _Decorating Purposes.

In all the most popular

shades.

See samples in our south

window.

GEO. CARTER & C0.

I in porters.

¢ _,____#_eq, .Y.._....gi.._-._.~..-_.._..),. "__,

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gl [ ‘ T urea. headache in ten minutes use local comPlDl¢8iill N91! YD. f»l\8$ 0! PH-; ' ° '

Md ~ I ` ' I |KnLEnit Headache Powders. y Z ideal Mitchell, representing the miners. § En". ce" ,

w 6m _,`. _ _ ' _. ` ~ _ '

,gi

as on the

stand when court adjourned for the day. '

supply of .