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Reserves And Sm, outflow 0, Struck On The Bar During Yesterday’s Terrific plause Green,

i canon. Nov. 7, tS|cuiul) - Directors of be Bank of England this morning put up the minimum discount rate from tl to 7 per cent.

This is due to exceptional demands upon apital in consequence of the glollt com-

nlcrclal activity in America,

Tasnatk ornanlsaa ailllzed tts only

weapon at hand to protect its |-ego;-\~¢e_ 1.

is reillzed, however, that even this high “ie WHY not prev'-mt the shipments oi galli to New York, but it is hoped that ly, may attract metal from abroad in suffici- ent quantities to restore the equilibrium.

ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE

AIIRECORD YEAR

The Reports Submitted-~The Institution in Good Running Order' -Some Facts And Figures Concerning The Work Done During Past Year

The fiftieth nnnuni meeting of the Y.M. (LA. was held in the puller of the Associa-` tion last evening, the board of directors and a number oi' citizens llelngrlewent. In all branches of the work good success has been attained during the your and all expenses have been met.

Following is a synopsis of the Prr-

sldeu.‘s address :-

The fifty first year of ti-n association

work in this City and Province tlllds ahc institution in good running order, with good membership under good manage- ment. There are at present 424 paid up memberships divided as follows: Llmitei members 48. full and sustaining 200; Stud- entslli. Bays 103; Ladies 52.

The resdlng room is well equipped.

There are over one thousand volumes in the library.

"The cast ye-'r has been the must sue

eessfal in recent years. In the gymnas ium departments sixty-tour reulor men, lltl students, and 100 boy! were enrolled in

the classes. Two basket ball teams con- tested for trophier. The senior trophy was won by the 0 BO ond the intermedi- ate by the P W li. Twelve tcanlseontcst- ei these games.

“thirteen ofthe boys with the general secretary attendszi tho Maritime Boys' Camp.

“Tha Association work nt Camp Br Rlllf

on among the Volunteers assumed mor.: important proportions this yerr than

C0ll(lCiiSCii Aii\lCi'llSCii1CiliS

Too into for Classification. _

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API’ltEN i`i0E-\\'nnlei in ioundry

App'y to Bruct S ewan Giifioé _'If

I X. Mt-liilll-o..»-wiitnalc tr. Market P . tooaytro-h l-ann-re|,llsl|\ .-mel ll. lunge suit herring. li -8ilti>\1

` lLl.wmoH'r-w k none. s~»~sr\‘~ A/I cul.a»nlnlott. ii°.rw.t'ul\ard.N0rth Wiltshire, I.ct

(J Guardian lu the Eastern l-action /\ puiv at once al. the Subseliptloncountnr.

° ii~3d'3i

`WAN'l`ED TO BUY. A moderately

stasd house in good oonrlilllfill-

Anrly h letter ivlnet |l\\fl|°“l*"`“ 'md price to lIok IIB, d‘r\-rrloliotown. il-1 l2w

_FUil. RICNT.-7 room house. l'°'""\| 5'-

e n rll ail\o7|-oem non-c. R|°'"1‘°"'|

S'.Wu»u liens cheap. Amiv to owls'

J. P. ii{oOlo|lev, W Pownailptédqltyl

fT|I§ld ay leur' TlTKuTT':¢¥:°"t'('n_s;'

J l':u-rctoryaldlhem - nnlacll puns u.»a|,¢|aiog mover- F|"“”" Di-one leave at this ofiica and receive ns-

wl-rd. Miss Ounnlancs Fllsgc a‘fi-

ll-out

n vl susan -'rm mry\1°fir,r'\fl° H

‘ h nlxanlag pores as th; nl; 2:2: N ln ' V ¢lm`¢ <l'T..\.."‘T\T':a'i'fi.v»ryl»¢»<lv l» lllaly tl’

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lnlntliaa §_|f|.h\g|\d\,qt|\\»-lp, '

Y.M.C.A.

hlretoiorc. Thre: marquees were suppli d

by the militia, in-sides ridding and accommodation and u large tent for ‘Gospel services. Fclrcihmcnls were solll

ilracticllly at cost which was greatly apprtciatell by otlicers and men. Two athletic field days wer: lleld in which it large number of soldier lads took part and

which nearlv all the vo‘unteers witnessed

"The religious inlluence of the Asse-

oiutlon during the year has been slrong. Much along this brunch of work is owed to the Christian life and work of Rev. J. T. Robertson.

The Association is to be congratulated

upon the select-ion of nearly all the old Boarl of lust year; in retaining thc valued services oi the General secretary Aroizi-

bald, and assistant Mr While; and upon entering the new year free of debt-.

In concluding his report ttu president

~l» ill. Much hard work and many pio- .blunls must be solved but lst us all go r< rward determined to help men as never balcr ~, , We thank all the citizens swbo have in any way helped in our work. On behalf of the Association work I wish all

a happy and helpful new year. T The total receipts for the year were $2.8Z.'l,T2 and expenditures $2.324,l5 leav- ing a deficit of $20.

The following Directors will handle the work of thc Assoclatlon during the com- ing yt-\r. The President, Vice President and other oillders will be elected at the first meeting of the Board.

J T McKenzie, :W B Robertson, JP

Gordon, E D Stsrns, E I' Higgs, Dr Ayers. F F Hutcheson, W S Louson. W A Stew- art, C L Ross, W C Turner. A C Duchcm- ln, I C me ,R H Crlnplloll, C H Oailbeclr.

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Bsl.r.nroN1-usa, Onto, Nov. 5.-Whlis ,ear-éhlng among some old papers' In the glut, Mrs. M. K. Covington of Hanu- vllie, discovered what purports to hs the last. wlli anfl testament of John Bunyan, author of"Pllgrim'a Progress." The do- cument is parchment, yellow with ago and is amd December I8. IM- llrl Covington ancestors came from Bnklled

mpny yolfl BRO.

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Cl-l.vr!lau,N il.,Nu\» 7..(5pee1,.1) \\',,,~_l ‘

reacl.edi;e:eLhis afternoon of the wreck

on Richibucto Liar a few miles below

R‘ci.l‘>ucto and first reports gave the loss

oitwo men and the fire unknown oi’

three others.

The schooner :truck on tile bar about 11

o`ci0ck this morning while ll terrific l-ea

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lN lsNol.ANu.. RECK l ST

Bank Of England Raises Minimum Rate Gaee Himself

Gold to America. it Gale And Sunk=== Captain And Crew Esc= Thuughrale

vlu..~lul~nlr-K, I Tn; verscl began to break np, but Cal t

Healy Irving of ltichlbncto allli part Lf

the clcw matic land sat ly.

Two were repelled ins rnd time

Others wellr said tl ing lllsl l-li 'o tl.e ilu-

Rl' Y.

I)urin_-4 the nflcl-nconllile vessel sunk;

aped.After Being Reported Lost== Vessel Owned In Richibucto

ber spurs dlslipyt-.lreli as slle finally wr nl

to pieces and mole loss of lile wus cxpec‘- ed.

The vessel is said to be owned in Richi-

hucto.

l.a'rzn.

All the crow are reported safe; those

left on the ship floated usllore 'ou the cabin,

THTNEH PlllPll WANT THE DEATH

PENALTY BAEK

Increase Of Crime Has 'Assu- med Proportions Of Starl-

~ ling Nature

PARIS, Nov. 0-The increase of crime in

France has aroused a popular demand for the restoration of the death penult-y which has been practically abolished by

the systematic commutation of sentences of criminals condemned to death. The Government desires to formally abolish

capital punlshmetil. and has been r-.om mutlng death sentences to imprison- mst at hard labor for life. During the

present session of Parliament it was the intention of the ministry to procure the rrloptlon of a measure formally lloillg` away with executions.

NAPLTS. VTSTIVIUS

AT TAIHYLANU

Naples and Vesuvius is one oilthe most

instructive pictures which should appeal to all but partivlharly to those who are studying. It shows in n. most. realistic and Interesting manner tile citv of Naples and the 'eruption of Mount Vesuvius. This being one oi' the moat remarkable sights Oi the ulli vlolld,[und one which comparitlrely few arel privileged to src, it cannot fail lo attract every citizen who

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Saslraroox, Soak, Nov 6--.\ serious ac cldcut was nllrrovvly <l\'crlcd on \Velinc=l filly afternoon by the pll-.sence of mind of Principal Irvine, of thc' King lildwnrd Scnuol. As till- clllltfiell froul this school some thll-u or nur hundred in number, were about to cross the rlliiway track on 23rd street, un their way to participate in the Olieninrz ceremonies ut; tho A‘cxan<ira School i~l Su-kat mn west, n tesllu of runa'- nny llolscl \l/as llotil ell heading ut bread- rcck speell sl ruigllt, in till-, direction of the lzroup ot. aslloul children. Mr. Irvine a- -znrc at ized u large Union luck, which one ofthe pnllils was carrying, und pushing his way towards the horses vigorously wurcll it lr.-fore thc animals, with such good etl'ect that they svl'cr\'ed around nnri headed In allotbcr direction. The horses had almost reached the children, and had it not been for the prom;-t action of the principal,there is not. the least doubt but that there would lluvc been u liuzcn or more ill_}llr.~d if nut i.illcll, 1..i_i____---l

ern I"uintel'»" is also n very lntersstlng one showing with wh-lt skill the hlglle-lt priced vaudeville teuma on the Amerl-an Slnlze can produlc ¢~il'el:t»< which combine qullllliles both intl-fi-stills: llnri lllyslllyinfl. This picture is at well lukrll pllotoof ille tenln at work. it would loal. tive llunflred dollars to bring lllis team tl Ullzulottl- town but you can sl c Iile picture and ull- joy it ns wt-ll for tive cents at Fa ryllnd. li th amusing and tirulnntic is the picture bntltleti "The Rivals" living li Ilzllt. bet- ween two young nlcn for the hand of u maiden who was undecided which oi t.l~e two to nefl. You will enjoy tile one entltlel “Story :of ld rg:-l". The e eggs are not the ordinary hens eggs but cggs- cmue and :cc what kllnl. Tile singing of Mi~l~l Bremner is a great, llltr .clion ol i"uil~ylanli and she will llc ileard again Lc- nlght in tile song with which silo won so much pruise last evening. Thr-re will be another change of program tomorrow

is interested in moving pictures. “Mof-

llAUHllllllH EITLLINS AAUST

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0r'l'.\\\'A, Nov. 7-(§pecilll‘,-I.crd Grey

Signet 'tile ()r'ier in C luncl tnl’lay allow ing the law to take its course in the case of Thomas Collins f rr lhe murder of Muly Ann Mt-Auley. . ’

Collins wlll bc hnngci on the 15th inst-

..t Hopewell Cap--.

liol's\\'r:l.l. Cal-l~:, N Il, Nov T-(Sgcclall

--Tbonlns I". Golins in bis cell ln, the

county juli here lcurlllll today of tile te- cislon ci the justice dopllrtllnent denying commutation of the death aen‘enco p:l.~=sl d on him vt ith absolute crlnlpc: ure ani prac

tlcaily no eonic-sion or comnllnt. oz e way or other.

THE WEATHER.

'i`oRbN'ro, Nov. 7--tSneciul)»Incrc\\slng

westerly und north winds, cloudy and cooler with Showers.

coughs. coma, hoarsoneu, an/.I ‘finer lhroa'

ailments are quickly relit rd by Cresoisnt tablets. ton cents p-lr box. .al1'L-\lzizist4.

clllc/loo MARKETS

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, SOME PAST AND PRESENT DIRECTORS OF THE Y. M. C. Ae

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llilcllcock who gave himself up ts the

authorities yes‘l»rday relrsunled ills role

at the Aetl r 'iheul re pl.-ricrmuntc and was

given u dclnoneimtivc wl lu lmll.

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And Nervous

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iiitellcock matic his appcarnrlcc lt vlua tile signal for rousing applause.

'i`bc actor looked haggurd ami ill and

bis voice was llnclrtain as he slolie his line=.

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Mnrrrlllcm., Nal-.tl, -Last w -ck in Mon-

treal Dr. Andrew MePnall nddles.-ed the Montreal Theological Ccnfelence when he spoke on “The Fallncy in Thi-ol »gy" be-A orc ll lalge glltilering ol t' e lat-al clergy in Lili' tiiselllllly llllll ol till- C.illillt'l.n~

tional College.

Rev.Dr. tlordlm pleslli.-d, and intra.-

duced the speaker .as an old srhorl-telic \ 'in the Ulru sch lol which was taught T-\ tile late \\'llliaru Ml-i’hnll, "The mince lt all his teachers," na he licseribeli hilll. The speaker went on t) say Ut" theology made Gnd mvrclyn snbjrctol speculation wi'ilcut reveailng illm to the hi-art oi humanity. Taking the-l<~ tinitlon ofllllrtlllal Newman, that tll<~-~-

logy wasasclcnce just us gellugy ~~l<- Dr.MacPhl\il ehlzvleti tile unwisrium lf

applying human logic to divlne`at1`~\lrs rnd the impossibility 'of appre‘lendillp

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llNlllST IN IN-lllA

A SUAAT ANXTETY

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Legislative Council Adopts Bill to Prevent Seditious

_ Gatherings Taking

Place.

SIMI./., india. Nov. 8-The L-gislatlve

Council ndop'.erl a ll il_tc-lay lla; designed

so prevent so ’illona gatl erillgl. The mea

sure empowers the pruvlnl-i tl nuthoritlc

which public meetings will not be allowed without wrl'tcn permission. under penal-

ty of a fine or limprisonnlens' Lord Mlnto, , the vlceroy, made a

speech in support of tha bill. It was. he said, impossible to ignore the warnings of receht. month*-the riots at Lahore, Pindi and elsewhere, the insults to Europeans, and thl- sellltious attempts to lntlame racial fel-ling, and iamperwlth thc loyalty of the indlln army. lie said he hoped that Lord Kltchncr, commander-in-chief of the llritlsh forces in India, would con. vq to tra troops the thanks of the King and the government fnrltho contempt with which these overturcs have been received

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Lo proclaim any given district as ont- in

Frrsh .rsnmlzfs made dliiy rl'

McP11a1°1 Theology

Not Re11gi0n

a Subject for Spec-

on the Unwisdom _ uman Logic to

Affair.

Goi ily seiclrliic researcll With Ihr

disspp 'arance of theology atileisnl dir-

nppeared .intl a nelontisl might then im an

relici me as ill- liked sl nd no asper-Ion Ile

cast upon his science by tl.\~ .~cirl.r,i,~t,. or

upon hl~ rr|l_fllln by tile tlleotouillm. He dem ln.-,trarefi t‘ll- co-lllitlon tn wllilfll the Church had bren reduced by the

th » logiuns Mt vari'Ju~ times rdllcl' -lc:'l>lni»lll, nnll how it hull always lean saved by the saint.

The speaker lllenulale a thornugil exa-

mination uf the Pauline theology and showed that nt ilr~l tt. was Hebl-alstle ill

its insist.:-nce upon the sacrlfical idea und the fulilllnl-nt .lf the law; then llrlielllr

in the lleveloplncnt. of the idea oizlle logos and the re.~urr~clion ot' the body. lie ex-

plained tllflt Paul's theories were in- tended to suit spuclaldrcumstanees which

had passed away. 'lnli that new ther were chlcfly of historlrlll Importance

llr Maephull lltiirlnl ri that religion iles

Tdssltrllyeli theology, because religious )1l=lpil~atlon was a primal instinct in mm lie discussed the nature ofthe condition

4’ oi' mind, out ol which the religious emo-

tion arieer. and its effect. upon conduct; be foresaw the time when this emotion would haven free play amongst intellrr- tual persons, when their intelligence was no longer oilendcd by the false as- sumptions oi’ the theologians. lin urged u`l ministers to ir: c their minds from traditional orecooceptione and base their

uppcxls upon the needs of hu.aanl'y. Every triumph of theology, whether lt was Sabbath lrgisluion, or control of schools, the srpuldoa ofa minister from hit pulpit., or a professor from his ellnl",

was a defeat for religll n.

Alivlng uhuroh,ile said. could not be

U based on an unreal theology. The value of l’nnl was that he reminded the world tllat such a man as .lesus once lived, that

religious experience was a personal affair that the essential was an inward change,

` and he blamed the theologians lor hiding these simple truths under tha forms of ecclesiastical Christianity.

lie declared that this huslness oi mcd-

ern theology was to investigate the relig lcusexperience of each person in whom it occurred to concern itself with the infli- vidual soul, rather than lonuulatinu the orins or perpetuating traditions of tba op crations oi an lnliniis spirit/*in which could only be known by its Intiuenta up on thslallivlduais. The inerearimz pews ofthe church. he said, was dns to the in- creasing value in the minds of tba young or men of religion, and their di..t net' nf till- old theology.

Dr. Symonds presehingin the G.t‘ ol-

l ral on the following Sunday evening neue. nenllci Dr. Mael’hali for rsfutlng

" Saundtrs 84 Iiewom. .l

pillar-y l.n..l. theology ls religion

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