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5”"°°”’; ’“i.i"iii§§f...§.1.°§3;.§'..ii.;?§l’<i’;' FATAL HBE French and Spanish - a Recwmcn ‘ ciucii-io iiiiiitsrs,

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The favorable balance is _entirely_ac_ one Burned, others Escaped in _ l un "t° 7- 1° ra n n a ° _ _ 1 CHioAGO_.November18.__

‘lor Q5 'augnwnlfed lliélggorimlgns Their Night Clothes. I ` gl' , . U' The following are tha closing being an increise or T 0 _.- _ _ _ New Yoiiir, Nov. 18 -(Special)-j _ _ Nov. wheat, 661; corn, 82}-

368,744. while there is n decrease in ST. Joi'-iN, -.\. lS..Nov.1S.-(Special) . ‘*"'-°" Eleven tmckmen were kmed and six _ I _ pork. 7.82. 6

exII0l‘!8l0f $250-"»974° Cfmada eX‘ - The ressderice of George Fitzpatrick - - - - k _ ~ U D30- When. 65! ' ¢0Hl,32§U

. duringthe 1898 penod $63_ ’ Injured by being struc bv a train at * pork 7 82 v

Pmgi.. as against $5(-_;,15g_921 3,; °" the Black- Rive’ Road was bufned L Hackensack Bridge, near Jersey during -`--_-° M; Qvhéht 55; .09 33!

454’ ‘ ° ‘and Paul Ki Uston aired (39 ii hired - - y ’ ’ rn' ’» is98_ _ _ _ _ "_ _ ~ 1 _ athick fog. Three others escaped in- pork, 9.12. _ __ `

While were was fi decrease in the man, lost has lilie. l`he others escaped _ jury _Juiy wheat’ ___ _ Q

ig ti* otbes. -"-' -“'_" - 6*

pmkw whilelheexoons for four B,t1_T1M0RE_ Nm-_8___The National President of the Spanish peace com-

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me now H-°W-S If' ' sum( riiisiii sii|P 1 AN mnuiu oFi=|cEn s ` cynic mug

venue Inoreaoi Sat- _" *_* .__-

ggndmg Rs "2 Because She Might be Dangerous _ stun in _canadian cnnaigmi 1m- A

"acura, mm Ano” y 2 ‘mon system; _ isunainea wha, som;

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iN\fm°”lh5 of 'he Dresem 55091 Year iaptain and crew of the Westmeath P M01-INMII1-»N°Y

orr:»w»\~ N0'-~ 13-- R‘~*‘“"“ ‘Gr the HA’-“"X» NOV- 18--(Special)-The orriwa, Nov. is (S esis1)- E. F. ""° ° ° ’

b 31 h o sl 9 _ _ _' Dawson. executive oiiicer of the Indian y _ ' 6 _

_gded 0cto__;;__eg;pW;;?deeiorgsfreg sail tomorrow.They_admit having opened _govemmentiu Bombay, is in Canada. _WU!.P.Se_r.csbaugl with a similar P-C505 195* Year- ` the Sea ‘focks to Sum ‘he ship buom ' Studying our canal and irrigation A l ‘r‘.tqmal1uBuran6a_]0dg°_ md _ .- _ Tha trade passing dbetweenh Laiifada abandoning her as she would be a dan- ._____.. _ system_ flying from Phnks played on hill! _ _miozher countries tiring t e our get to n,,_vigati0n_ _ - ' ' '

,buns period of 1808 totalled $119

of animals and their pro- in meifn

hm there was a large increase in the - _

1897 and 1898 were divided be- _l

dutiable and free as follows; -_ Vicroiiia, B. U., Nov. 18. -By ar- U .

1897_ 1898 rangement between the parties the peti- Chamberlain As Ap°st'|°

Dgiigble $23,410,909 $30,9T4.841_ tions against the return _of twenty-six 0ffB9ttg|' Undgfgtandingg’ jg” 19,640,353 24,945,225 members of the provincial legislature E A ,_ `

_ were formally dismissed by Justice - ast nd west'

Tomi $~l3.051,32`2 $55,920,066 Martin-

}iicmse.$i2,86S.744. _ . -___ - . collected in four months of* PAHS Ngv_ 13,- S ecial _There my 69' Q22 0 - t $6 nn ononunurnxua ’ ( P )

_;8l9l°9"';s.f?é97°‘;‘;_` i[?Zre§§;"°i $1 ` _ ---- ` is some comment over the fact that the

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ship-The Times I-lails

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AM , riod show a* dECt.ease_ CODgl‘€SS ID S8SSi0l1_ lléfe ifOd8.y 8lPCt8d miggign hgg decgratgd Pgegideni, Fgulel

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Exports for Oetooer, 1898. exceed Omwrs 2°; 'hte c_°m:‘9L{§;'° kTT3d_“‘_iW with the order ot the Golden Fleece. ‘r tlioseoi Octobggé £807. bl); £18,523;-$355, f)‘l?e3)E§n;1F€;ekll1;_ of T0I__;X0_ Cilngig' , The President entertained the Spanish Ll

:b°.t°“l3;;55 9,E"g¥En_’th3’ sax; ` ` commissioners at dinner and in the Pm* - » ---Q--

ELEVEN TRACKMEN KILLED

, New Canadian Postage Stamp.

lishment ot the imperial_pei.ny postage on Christmas day. The new stamp will embody the ' imperial idea, but the design hasnot been -fully determined. It will be in use for a limited period only.

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ANOTHPB SHASH‘0N THE G.‘l’-R-

Monrniiiir, Nov. 18._The Grand

Trunk had another smash up this morn- ing. although no loss of lite is reported this time. The accident took place at Acton, on the Portland division, and

nmthoi 1897. Imports for the month, evening had the American commissioners tdainage' to the extent of $20,000 is

oiosobushow aben6rment0f$1_669__ Patti to Wed. Again- to the the amp _reportedto have been caused by the ,E

~045.titetotals being:1898,$l1.729.S96; LONDOX No? 17-__Madame Addins LONDON, Nov. 18.--The Marquis oi

1597»‘w'060’351' _ _ Patti-Nicolini announces her beiroihal Laridsdowne. secretary of state for war, ,

_ mdnty Untamed durtqg _uctoben ‘[0 B8.I'0!) C€d€1'St!‘0DJ, 3 SW8diSl'l DOl)l€- Sggaking 31; Plymguth this Qvgning gn i.189&wasS1,910.9iS__as cg:iins.$1,684,- mam The marriage Wm take Place -B ml 0____ f dt h_ -Hi 261 !or0ciooer, 189i, an increase of next Febwa _ Baron Cederstmm is Z U9 110559 “T9 0 ‘S gm* 93'

8238.717. _said to be arytypical SWede_ about 35 1' tion ovbr the Anglo-American friend-_

-_ enthusiasm. He -has ri small fortune. the Proposed 131-gg Scheme of improv-

LUIDON, Nov. 18.--All specials to According to report Madame Patti ist. th h def b ` id. 1

papers from Paris express the worth two and a half millions of dol-fng 6, Ome ence? y prov mg_ al

the Spanish Commissioners |ars_ * new type 0! guns, vipich vgouldf rpquire _

ingily yield, though undef protest __ 8. SIDE lei' Dumber. 0 S8i he A6 ii St1l‘0_‘

i demands. 9 that when 'ihegovernment has cum-y

'mm' NW; 18'” Au the _P“P‘”`i pleted its scheme the country would be

dilatory proceedings at 1 d f th h - .fi .t

expressing the belief that the . Prepare or 8 eavy Saou ce 1 "

it would be better to cease wast- a”dG°l'm°“Y»” adding that it 1'°i°i°@5

_ a cause of possible » irritation has been

R chuwac removed by Emperor William’s change

wrecking oi a freight train.

A 'CHINESE BAT TALION.

LoNDoN, Nov. 18.-The Marquis of

Lansdowne, secretary ot state for war,

years old, tall, handsome with a. good ShiP~ ~ _ _ N. _ _-._.,-..~..~ _V has-i3aued~ehe~...nccg3_e¢r_y~.q;dgrg

'ut Yield tu Amuioint baritone voice and great musical In thc course of his spefch he sliotchedienrolment ofa“ba'tfaiion ofs'5trefutiioia-

sand Chinese to serve under British oiilcers at Wei-Hai-Wei. the recently acquired British naval station on the north coast ofthe Shan-Tung promen-

tory.

THE ZIONIST MOVEMENT. '

States will decline arbitration Would 9Ut9-ll» _ 2 LONQON' Nqv' 18* “The Dany Mail

urging the government to yield The Times editorially hails Joseph ;§[;;;1;s1_%1€5?i':E_fs'££1sr 212° aflesgléregt

' ° ` ' 'b' ff S ` ~ .. ‘ ._ . ', si__i;:p;Eri§giori_ip¢;s;sieippecJ_r S' _Chamberlain as the apostle_ oi better, ment on the part of the Sultan .to gwe

.nistance _ aid furthermore be__ l1DdBl'Si8.U(ill1gS With U16 Ullliéd Si&i.63; [ug bgngvglgni ganctign 10 1,119 Zignigtx

movement for colonizing the Jews.

, and to concentrate action _ R |l8l‘8» that in view of the part its United V “Ting 5i’r°;‘3l9°;eb9tP`°°U the Oli?"

Si»“\l°`S d0lD9S\iC amlifl and the f States arelikely to play in t e fareast, mlm ru er fm 9 "mi" gmppror ls of her finances. - - - i

still more important as indicating the irieiidly intimacy oi the two monarchs and its probable influence upon gererai

` Of Dlans as to his homeward journey. .lP01iti05-"f

R "going to buy from “asa

1 zard & Moor-o’s

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mas - War Against Tarte in Nlontreal-A Schooner

Seized For Smuggling Whiskey. -

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 18-[Special]--

The commission Hopes to finish before Christmas. but members are not certain

that a treaty will be framed covering. many of the subjects in difference be- tween the United States and Canada-.

Many minor details have been arrang-

ed but the great questions of recipro- city and the Atlantic and Behring Sea

fisheries are still unsettled..

developed thatwhile some progress being made in considering .certain ar- ticles which will be the basis of reci-

ers are likelv to insist asa preliminary

toany reciprocity that Canada- shall wipe out that feature of ner tariff law

which gives Great Britain a preference

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of 25 per cent on all tariff duiies.~ U ’

It this concession is made by Canada

and conceded by Lord Herscliell, who is looking after the interests of Great Britain, then it is said a reciprocity list

ent the abolition of preferential rates tq Great Britain, the opinion is positively expressed that a reciprocity agreement cannot be reached. ' _

I-IAI.iFAx, Nov. 18-(Special)-The

schooner Micmic was seized this morn-

prccity, vet the American cominissioii~_

probably will be agreed upon. With-‘

R low in pi-ice. » ~ ~

, ~ ~ y _ ing for smuggling liquor between St.

h R 5‘"'° t° P|°a5°| y°'|~ ~ _ Pierreand Lunenburg. -

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l MoN'rm=;aL,Nov. 18--[Special]-The = _ ' _

_ members of the Geotfrion Club have f y `

mE . passeda resolution declaring Tartea §

Our stock coin-prises, Haciirthsy . . A U9~ii10l‘i90 f-|19 Llb91`ai Party and decid' = ' ` °,

Tulip, Fresm Narcism Bemuda _ _ Makesthe food more delicious and wholesome q ings, ,ight him fo, ii... greatest goin ef E 500K8B||UiS 5 Silillllii-.

f 1-1 _ mg the initiation ceremony.

gin oi agricultural produce abroad. ' - - _y ' - » ' U

Imports forthe four inontns. period PETITIUNS 1315515539- Angm _ Amencan Fnend Orrawa, Nov. 17.-A new postage '-'-'_ .__

stamp is to be issued by the Post-_Oilice M _ _ VVASHING1-mi’ N°v_ 18 Department, to commemoiate the estab- ' Tn Fil\iSh WGIK By C|’li‘i8'l- llshgwe;-g,_ bl-,Bk w§_,¢`_¢r1y.,

:high southerly winds. -

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Lily, cinia Lily, etc. ' A . ~°-= ww -°=- °°- ~=~ ~f°~= A the party. y ZWWWWWW

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its iiiii fli ii

'<i¢kI=i1.»w°mw=.siiv»;~ But’tis taluses. '

To have the best

having

Biiitifiliitml iii

Boys* Girls?

Leisure -S_u_r_iday Y°Ui'\-81 _ Ouri'-Darlingsg Ghatterbox, Infants Chi|d'6

9”; V in _ Littlebots,

.iii .isis eiiii' -. i. 'rim besirssaiqm' ia-ssmm°°’ni'i°fn»¢».“ g

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uni ' xi' ' " - inns _imma n-xx* i -mini ,i mul _ i

si i 2 aa. _

to make trade boom

Former price about $1.60. Reason-want _ to clear those small i*

'Sizes out. %

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Z; ' 30 Nothing like keeping the best goods and isellingf at reasonable prices

Our Clothing is the best made in Ca-nadfaf. Every garment fully guaran- teed. In the pocket- of every g°arme1_1t is our own personal guarantee

card which means that ,you run nofrfisk by trading at Prowse Bros.

_ The best ain’t too good gfor--our customers;0vercoa.ts__froiii $2.7°5._ Ulsters fi°om13.’75. Om' prices g°_uaranteed= to be the ~.Iow.est.- a 1 _

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