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FINANCIAL t

SITUATION

Money'StilI Scarce, Run on Prominent

Chicago Bank, Duluth tiriiinf Ex-E I

change Closed

coming

; Country -Be- Affected

Nlw YORK, Oct. 28-(Spcolal)-Tcday‘s ing.

events la the local financial sltustlonl Ohlcagidbpatclies slated that a run

was ln progress on a promlntnt institu-

scrved to strengthen the Impression thati the monetary orlsls had been fiatlslsotor- lly passed, although it had bt en nenerally

tion there. - ~

Strlngent mo icy conditions caused the

ralllnfl _"JIU the result had been accom- closingot t-he Duluth Grain Exchange and pllsited by rdlorting tn extreme sxpedl- the Governor of Oalilnhoma proclaimed ents. a week a holiday on account of the deranlr

Money continued very scarce indeed-,ed conditions in that. section ot the

laanlng at 50 per cent at time onexohangc lconntry.

Renewals nt loans in most lnutauces

There are plentiful evllencss that the

range from 50 to tiO`par cent. ` country at large is beginning tn he afloat-

Rune on local institutions are subsld- e

una uunmus ~

ll nuthin Hun A un lun Pure

stunt, runs lu ‘Hulst nuts A wut mourns

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Dark Hole Used as Punish- Quebec Authorities decide to

ment - No 'Yegetab|es, Butter or Sugar

TORONTO, Oct. 24-Provincial Secre-

Falr in Quebec

Qui-tllitc, Oct. 25-The municipal auth-

tary Hanna has instructed the inspector orities have decided to abolish theannual of hospitals to inquire into the report of cattle fair which has been held here.on

the grand jury which recently visited the t

he first Friday of November since the

House of Refuge et Marlrdale. ’.l‘_he jury time when Canada was a French ¢¢76liy.-

mentioned a dark hole or room in the

The cause of the abolition was the facl

liasemelt,-without ptbper ventilation, in- a number of abuses were yearly prgctised, to which the manager forcibly plnces any Horses hardly able to stand were traded, inmates who disobey orders. Among its cruelties were practised on animals in conclusions were: some cases, practical lhievery was com-

"The practice of enforcing attendance mitted. It is the consensus ‘of opinion

of every inmate to worship in the chapel t nt the dicution of liie manager, who has < his own peculiar creed to maintain and

should be abolished b the mana er

liat the civic authorities were wise in oing away with the fair.

who is often the only preacher available,

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"The bedrooms aregiocked early in the

morning so that the inmates have no ac- cess to them and have to lounge around on the hard board benches.

“The inmates have not been supplied

with either butter or sugar, which we con- sider two necessaries of life, and would be naturally much missed by these at-225 people. We also find that instead of re- ceiving good fresh milk, skim milk only is furnished them. Hl¢h°“81‘ sever” °°WS ‘ are kept on the premises and the l>l\tl¢\‘ and cream are otherwise disposed of.

-‘We find, too, that vegetables grown

.on the premises are being sold instead of being used in the house for the innmtcft

as they should be. »

“In justice to Mr. Harness, the man- ger, we wish to state that hc is practis- ing much of the unwise economy coin- plained of under instruction of the com-

mittee of the county council."

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THE ENINESE

lHE JAPANESE

IN IINNNNN

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Missionary Compares it With

Way of Canadians in

Japan'

Pitrituaoaousri, Oct. 25.-In George

Street Methodest Church last night the Rev. Robert Entperson, a returned mis- sionary on furlough from japan, where he speut seven seven years, in the course ol an address toaconvention of the Woinen’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church said that Canada had not treated

apau ab generonsly as that country had

I treated Canada. He contrasted the treat-

ment of ihe japanese in British Columbia

with the protection given Canadians and

d by the recent events in \Vall Street. T N

Abolish Annual Cattle _

and other foreigners at the time of the riots following the signing of the peace treaty, and said he thought that the japanese had good reason to question the superiority of Canadian over Japanese civilization, and the sense of international

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’ OTTAWA, Oct. 28--(Special)-Sir Fieie- riok §Borden, Minister of Militia, has commcucezl llbcl proceedings against the Nineteenth Century, n high class

English monthly.

In its October number appears nn rtlcle on “Pure Canadian Politics" signed

by H. Hamilton Fyfe.

The article criticize-d political methods

in Canada and refers to the alleged preva- lence of grstt,but in none of these respects

does it go beyond generallt-ies.

IMpR`@y|NQflPE E IT

Against- Nineteenth Century Magazine Claiming -Fifty Thousand Pounds---lt Had Copied Lihel from Obscure Calgary Paper

‘ti-act,pro.iucsd with comment, which ls

ITE” l"““'1‘°“ °E the “mc” is in it' pronounced by Sir Frederick Borden to be closing paragraphs where the lnsluuatlon m ‘

is made from a western weekly publica-

tlon,l.he Calgary Eye Opener, that has g achieved notoriety by its method of mm“"7 dinner E" T°’°“¢° “nd 59|" dealing with private aliairs ot public men sequent alleged hiliai-ous proceedings. al and which has bran banished from the of

mails by the postaifiutherltiei. lowly capable of dlanrvof.

Fromthlsipaper the writer ln the Nine I

iaenth Century quotes, and it ls this ex and proceedings were begun an Saturday.

alioiously false and lihellous.

It is n story of an alleged orgy at a

which the Minister olglidilltla declares is

The damages claimed are 50.l'00 pounds

MOTION PICTURES

The hundreds of patrons of the original picture house of Charlottetown,

were treated tc an evening or rare amusement. instruction and eniertaimeat

nr" int avehlngywhen, for the time time the splendid new mechitvrfor producing'

motion plcsures was used. This machine has just been imported from the Edison factory lu Orange, New Jersey, and is one cl the llueat and most modern picture machines in Canada. The pictures last night vi are the steadlest e\"er seen here, and the prolonged applause which greeted them as one alter

@another--each seemingly better than the last-were thrown upon the screen,

testified mightily to the deep eppreoia|.lou'0l those prefer-t.

The msnsgement of this popular amusement house show clearly that they

spam nothing that can add to the excellence bt their programme; and this their recent purchase demonstrates cleaily that expense is onty a secondary consideration with them. The programme of last evening was sitepiionully good even for Wonderland. From the Cups to Cairo ll an instruction from start to finish, the journey lolng so plainly depicted thettit was worth going far to lee that representation' of it last night . The Scaman's Widow, pathetic and appnlllniz in its

every phase, was astory ut lite which in lui taithlulucsijsti-ack homi to‘ every heart, and brought the realization to many lor the first time, of the :un-

certainty of Ilia to those "who gn down to the sea in ships."

The Poaoher‘a Daughter contained n lesson worth remcrnbrr-ing and like

the preceeding picture appealed strongly to the emotions. while a drama :on the Rlreler closed the ll-it of pictures with a well told at iry clearly and clev- eily depicted. Ot Mr. H -roofs elnalnir one feels that words hill to do him

justice. His magnificent, telling voice filled every nbok"and corner of the large hull, and its pow cr, faithfulness und wonrie'rf'ul_ inter-picwitlcn ranks lilm .uhioiiglhe l c l einpars bn the Amulonii stage today. Last. evening his selection who "ll the msn in the mcon was n coon' a liqhl, ti-.ippy song with bright illustrations, and sung as lt. was by Mr. liarney, It fairly li 'ought

. down the hbilsei ' A /"

_ Wonderland is indeed true to its name. Ii. is n land of many wonders, a ' land that tilies the lnolic -on far away to different parts of tnn world, and

makes acc--cs (ami lar which at one time nothing but visiting in person could sver__uccomplZah. The hall is eolnmodlcns, well ventilated, good order ls lent and new are fvund f°< the mam who it lint glam might. iaiiir lt- WM 011° ‘JY l°¢ Nfl 5° “lla any more. It is indeed the ~ lllllllfab allow to be had M1! whore for the money, and the

invitation to “como who \ you like. an-.1 stay as long as you please" la exten- dci to every onc. The management are always courteous and genial

while enrno-it In tt.e'r endeavours io give the boat possible entertainment at the lawest possible price. Wonderland has succet-lied end is reorgranlsel as one ut the most binellolal and instructive ent. rtalnmentn evor given here.

And may it long remain. ' \ -

The Splendie Moving Pictures Last ' __

Evening Werea- Great Success and ' _ . .°=‘°'“'~'~-fm -Hems-

Bun multi nu. Mutants

oul-~t/rrlnn Scotch songs ll lttiatlcsll

AT WONDERLAND EEEUEEUEN

i'Kll0HEWlN

A_LAtfornev (ieneral, He is a

wick Member

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' ' Ba-rnvnsr, N. B. Oct. 28 -'(Spsotsl)=-

Prlvateadvlcea received here on Satur- dayjjstate. Had. Alphonsej Turkaon. Attorney General of Saskatchewan has ~ bee declared elected in Prince Albert by u majority ot slrty-live. Mr. Turgsun was born ln B itlinrst an d a sm ol O. Tirgoin M. P. for tllouces ter County.

EHE HUYNL S00lS 00N0lNT 00MP’l. Nl KINNENGNNEEN

AI Splendid Program by 'Nutably Good Artists, Ex-S ‘ ceeding All Expectation.

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As oltcn s the cuss ln Charlottetown

'i really first class concert company came before an audience last night that was

but a small one compared with what it would have been had the superior merits of the Royal Scots Concert Company been 'earned beforehand.

As it was, those who went to the Kin

visrgsrten Hall last night to hear sung the Scottish songs so dear to their hearts,

_E thanks to the talented artists composing

the company, round their fondest expecta- . tions surpassed. )' For it can be said that only oii n few

totelilo occasions has Charlottetown been

I /iaited by sinners cnpabale ol singing

ernment

Russian Parliament had been elected.

Ot these fourteen more Conservatives,

six Octoberlttn, two Constitutional

Democrats and two members of the Left,

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THE RUSSIAN

A A A ' IAGES"ReturnsSo IT°ShowaBi .Col .e»

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Lead but Doubt n.rlii»owii¥

on Report. -from (i_ofv~~

Sources

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. O . S1. Parensnnito, Oct. 28.-(Speolal)- Party, bringing sbs go;/.| ,y,,,“4 up to

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About Toronto Military Dinner .:.;2;°:.:‘:.:;::;::;'.t°;'.:5::‘:::‘:.:

21) and increasing the big Unaanpugty. read in tho coming Piullnmant,

As the returns emnoale from Govern-

ment sources ci figures sent abrupt] mg eoelveil with a measure of doubt.

ENHMEH MEETS PNINEUE 0ENlH NEW BRUNSWICK

Was Crushed Beneath the Wheels

sr. Jens. oeets. fsptiiuit wliniin

Beatty, oi! Wickham, N. B. met with a

He fell hom a heavy load oi lline,weI,.h'

- Son ofa New BrunS_ init about five tons, his life being crushed

Eidlillnitltt

ANNENENS NEENEH

Hebrew 0fficerConfessed He Sold Naval Receipts and Was Arrested

Paris, Oct, 25-The ai-rest of Ensign

Charles B Uilnlo, of the French navy at Toulon yesterday, on the charge of be- ing.a spy and who later confessed to hav- ing ebstracted a sacred naval signal book

and the naval cipher code, was followed

today by the arrest at Vendonie of an army reserve ollicer named Berton, who is charged with negotiating with an agent of a forseign power for the sale of milit- ary secrets. The arrests are creating a a great stir as Ullnio is a Hebrew. The c

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NNE SH0lll NS WEl|_ NS MONEl

Marmadyke Tells Londoner that This is the Age of Shortness

Lennon. Eng., Oct. 24.-This is the

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anvil wud

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Fen from L»;d_°ftimt and | ' I

n Case ofthe Latter's Nomi- nation He.Wlll Step Aside

New Yoair,Oct.:5.-A despatch to l ¢

Herald, from Troy. N. Y., aa'y|;~ 'I ¢ can be asserted upon unquestionable ati- thority that William ]. Bryen‘l candldady fpr the Democratic presideiitiitlnoinlnl. tion is now almost wholy contingent upon what President Roosevelt will dn about the third term movement. Ifthe Preli- deiit yields to the insistent demands to accept the Republican nomination for un- other term, li¢_[i§._l§ryax_ijv_ill tcp pid; and Permit the leldeiiltlprofipfl party to be placed in other-honda their him"

nuuuntn ilu Kim; urlnlsn E

is illintullt

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The disease Which Killed Hls Father--He Will Consult a Specialist

Martin, Oct. 25-The alarming reports ircnlatui' earlier in the montli‘f‘egat'tiln'[

papers term his case n second Dreyfus ihe health of King Alfonso eppéhr folio flair. confirmed. It is understood that his me-

esty, who will travel under the strictett

itieognito as the Duke of Teledo duriu his coming visit to London, will luhtnrt l

o the examination of a specialist in tuber- culosis fruni which disease his father died. The king‘s open sir life has thu] fer kbpt the hereditary disposition in sheysnce and an operation was performed ohhim re-

cently in the hope of checking the gniw- ing sumptoms of_`consnmptioii.

T0l.Uli£ ACOLD IN ONE DAY

'rare Laxxriva naolao qiinuss Tables. Druguists aero cl money it is falls to cure. E. W. BONUS »i|nath|e

on each box. 251:.

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The Story tnethat Effect Was

Completely Unfounded-- Was an Accident

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obligation.

angie, ellis, hearuuul. ami ' 'fur lhnd

ailmento are qulohly rollqfsd by Orelohm abtm.tmi»iitui-rb°=- Mlfifnleistet _

, Coudcnscdatugrtlscmcnts

Vaucovnl., B. C.” Oct. 25‘T|l°"° "_“I”‘°- uteiy nothing to the story *hm Chine” scultied thl E\*lP\'¢” °f CMM' Th' story wal f\0t,pllbliSl1°l l°°“"Y- PM W" simply lent out in view of the state of the public mind lines the recent anti-Asiatic riots. The Iapenesi were not concerned as there wsu uoce on the boat. C. P: R officials strenuously d°“7 *Il* "‘“"°' ` 'id dnt," gi,” tug faking was the rest of groan carelessness.

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llnard's Llnlmenl Cure a lm' tif ‘N

Med* cn the ronectiast---

Ton late' for Classification.

T0 N00 $00,000

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‘ md chnrmliigly in Miss Donaldson an

sentimental ballads. while it in strong an

r l _Mr.Gooi-ge Neil lie tenor whos

Y d age of the short dear Lady Betty. Short

E Kr. Fell. The former isasoprano whose l1°V¢|° "ld "ihoft 5*°l’l¢S»" P"°K"°PIf"

mu, ,owe |, ,|,,g,,|h,|,, ,,w"m,u N nu, and epigrams, short letters, telegraphic

d messages and conversations on the tele-

phone, short permoiis and speeches, short

' dinners, Sattffdsy to Monday trips, short

, - _ ' effective lo the martial airs tm arouse th

' isplrliel enthusiasm which invariably ia “mgzles for fcmme or fame, short

i , evoked when they are well sung.

methods, short cuts in every directiou,‘

° short remedies, short memories, short

»‘- voice is true and remarkably sweet ffi¢\1d°\*lP’ Wd ‘l“°"l'°ll. 05°" *Riff-"

Wmmrno, Oct. 25-Rumor is current

,,|,,.,,,'\,°,,n Rgnsmu, wmpnm md h. ments and short games, writes Marma-

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W lion t I l-.arn tit# WP' l¢"|°`- ‘P ply at The uunalaii Omen. ll-s W iii' ‘F331 i.I'i"il'°»"l’t'»' °$I?ii`.°i»"iiii'3'i’ me .'s lurnlehinRl- 199|! “.000 W B03 my ` ‘ ll)-IQ"

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rub null Igrléirgt ‘TRW

mlio is i Iiii tiigtir and active.

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Pnrmontrnia, Pa., Oct. 25-Two men

walked into the sub-treasury here this morning, grabbed 59o.ooo_ that was being

id out to a national bank teller and

that at the ner' session of the Legislat- ure, the house will be asked by the Gov- ernment to increase the salaries of cabinet titltiistertl 'from three to five thousand

Ia very winning in his selections. Bot

their reception laet night recalled the d

h duke in Truth. The transition from the d long-effort system has been completed

nn” M" denkhmll penommlu' .B 4 ith such magic rapidity, that few realize

“threw the money under a street car. Both

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:sited to run from the building.

Clerks and others gave chase and the

iwo mea were so hotly panned that they be donned' gm" them - `h°u“nd_

THE WEATHER.

were captured. One of them carried a fevolver. The money was in notes and 1 snaeli recovered. »

lllinrd’s Llnlm ent For Sale Everywhere I

"southeast gales with rain.

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dollars, with eii-additional thousand for the premier as president of the council The indemnity of themsmbera will also

Tononro, mit I8.-(speeidl-East, and

of those old-time ravoritosfthd ketinedys

Howard, whose varied abilities were instantly recognised and rewarded with unbounded laughter and applause.

l(r.0oibo€ie the pianist is a musician whose was was much app:-eclatnrl.

Tha company appears spin tonight.,

when English and irish longs will vary the program,

, An entertainer ot in-see ability is

”` how greet ls the change that has occurr- ' ed

The short system has affected our

character; the men and women of today are not so tenacious in their affections, and do not brood over affliction as did their predecemore-there is the new heart as there is the new in every direction.

li the continual succession of interests

‘ and excitements it is not possible to con-

\fine the attention ii love or grief.

realm win be dmnei- our inset is Falrylsnd. The picture entitled “Tito Grand uanyon of Aiilona" is equally ls good if not better than the Great Line plc- iure which was shown han a couple M weeks ago and nf which the people' inn inning. ‘rin alimmitaw name. is most dramatic and inlterestlitl, and I e two comical pictunl entitled tbs_“BlU ~l Burglan" and “‘l'h`e Smokin! Chllibts” kept the new iii sa uproar. rho anim. cel program was exoelleotr The dlsdt by in-. Bremen-me Ili arena im astute. ly worthy or the gi-rat applaule, will (Ie received and Mr Brown'a rendition he "Palais" was a rata treat. The nrejtbii win si npfma malaria and ammo anion. 'rss voting elmo-e is seating gmt i-unit .as emotion. -ru elim. ing of the admission to Ive eaaae all that- tae time n mean; etiniutmd by Fairy. land patrons in nowhere can you gel seen a bla show mi- no little money. '

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