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THE BLOCKING OF tilllifi IBEEPIS A |>_ E_ ISLANDER

THE DARDANELLE

"I.‘I1".?.l‘1'$§“.1“If€If.I‘i“liiiinswin isuniuiiiis

I ury Measures '

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.-,oNsfrAN'r1NoPi_.n, Nov. ze-(ny hire,-Should Itnly attempt to force the Dardanelles, the Porte has ar- mnged to _sink a ' number of the frnrkish ships with the purpose of ob- struction. The Turkish military officials are awaiting developments with compo- sure. They declare the Italian fleet would golfer much losses in forcing the straits that oven' numerically well the Turkish ‘squadron would reduce the enemy's effectiveness that if it reached Constantinople it would be at the mercy of the Turkish forts. l’AiilS, Noy. 26-(By wire)-Rus sin. informed France and other Powers that she insists upon the neutrality of the Dardanelles, as provided in the treaty of London in 1371_ This notification follows the report that Italy intended to block the Dar. danelles.

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NIIN ASSISTANT

AUUITUN SINIHNII

-1s-_-`

FIiEllI§RIC.TON, Nov. 24-Arthur J- Gilllllet. of Mcmranicook. has been appointed assistant Auditor General, to fill the vacancy by the promotion of Mr. Harry Blair to the position of secretary of the Provincial Honra ni Public Works Devartment.

ANUTHIH UUIL

PARIS. November. 24-Another sword duel connected with the (lurin- Lanlleviu casa took place today be- tween Gustave Thcry and Pierre Mor- tier, n writer in Gil Bias. M. Mor- tier was wounded twice, once on the ann and once more seriously on the wrist. After this the encounter was stopped. Defll-'ite the 'fact that the writer of. the article alleging that 'li/Ime. Curie had cloned with Professor Langevin has publicly apologized. admitting that his allegation was untrue, the Case has come again to the public notice through the publication of a Dilmvillet by Theory, containing what is alleged to be a copy of the plaint Whivh has been filed by Mme. Lange- vm against Mme. Curie and Prof. Lungevln. The publication of the text 0' Complaint before trial is prohibit- cil by law.

CIIHADIAH TO RIDE

FOR BARON HOTHSCHILD

TORONTO, Nov. 23-Eddie Dugan, the well known Toronto jockey, has been ordered to leave at once for Austria. where he will ride for Baron Rothschild. The contract calls for him to ride at 108 pounds, a weight he can easily make. George Archibald, th'e rider in the fmhloy of Baron Oppenheim, of Ger- m““l’. will ride in Calcutta, India, the coming season. ,

DISCOIIERED GOLD '

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UNUIN UIAHTN

HONG KONG, Nov. 26-(By wire)‘

--A gang of Chinese pirates attempt- ed to raid Wu Chow, a treaty port in the province of Kwang Si, hnt were badly whipped and many were killed.

The remainder had to flee for their

lives. _

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IUUNU MATHUN

IIITSINSTITSS

A'l`LAN'I‘I(i CITY, N. J., Nov. 23-

Found drugged and unconscious in ii roller chair at Kentucky and Pucilic avenues early tonight, a beautiful young matron of this city, whose name is kept close guarded,_ is said to be in ii serious condition ut the Hotel Der Commodore.

Bhe was removed to that hotel by

direction of W. ll. i-lpoerc, the pro- prict(>i', and llr. J. (‘-. Marshall, whirl was summoned by Mr ripeere, found her in ir serious condition, presum- ably from knockout drops. It was only with the greatest. difficulty that she was finally revived.

Just before she was carried into

the hotel two Los Angeles visitors rushed into the barroom nnd culling

TUUN NNUIIPHINI

_ KIN(iiS'l‘()N, Unt., Nov. Z4--A young lady attending a school lierc swallowed several morphine tablet:-. yesterday in response to it "dare" madc by sonic of lier companions. In rr short time ‘she began to act stran- gely, and the frightened pupils hurri- ed for n doctor, who applied treat.- ment. The young lady had a nar- row escape.

Toddling around the kitchen, thc

17-month-old son of Charles Brown got hold of four headache powders and eight pills. The child was ter- ribly ill for a time, but Dr. J. B. Campbell, who was called, says thc child will live. ` up two taxicnh stations, ordered md- chines sent to the hotel at ouce.They I leaped into the -first tasicnb that ar- rived and ordered the driver I0 breal all records to the Readiiig station where they took the train leaving for Philadelphia at 8 o'clock, just ns il was pulling out of the station.

Late this evening the young wo mun had sufficiently recovered to tel? her story, and it is probable that oni or more arrests will follow.

With the wife of a prominent city

official, she said, she had set out for ii stroll cnrly in thc afternoon, and the 'two Los Angeles visitors, wltl' whonk her companion appeared to br acquainted, were 'encountered on thc boardwalk. They proposed visiting a nearby cafe, and she said that sh: rcluctnptly consented. After staying there for a. time it was proposed that they go to ii hotel, and shortly after- ward, she said, she became uncon- scious.

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L SIHUILUEHTSAIIS _

LONDON, Nov. 24--Sir Gilbert

HHILE DRILLING FOR OIL

nn.iN'rroRD. ` ont., Noi. 24-

Some excitement has been caused ln-re by the Pleasant R.idge.syndicate 0! Onanduga township, of which Thonias A. Cox is the chief promot- er. It is claimed a vein ‘was struck _12 feet below the ground, while drill- "ll: Operations for oil were in prog- ress. An analysis of the specimen found shows that it may lead to im- portant discoveries.

BRITTEII BY THRIHTULII

NMNITUN. Nov. 23-Miss Connor

_Wes bitten by a tarantula while pick- mi: bananas oil n bunch yesterday, and for a time it was feared that the "Wilt might prove serious. The bite cruised the most eicruclating pain.

TIN* spider measured about four inch-

vs in diameter.

lllniu-¢\'u Liulment Relisys! Nlnralgla

_.Parker left todny -for Cannda. via New iYork. He is a passenger on the ,Cunarder Campania.

Iiiuuero mime ro _

.rsciiria riioii Asviuu

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-Mra. Idii

Von fllassen who once sued Theodore ‘,Rooscvelt for ii million dollars, bc- 'cnuse she said lic interfered with her Isoclal siiccei-is at the court of Sweden Iwas unable to appear today before |thc commission appointed to investi- igato her sanity, because she broke 'her ankle trying to escape from Inloomincdalc Asylum.

Mrs. Von Classen was sent to the

asylum several weeks ago, after sho had written to a supreme court 1udgc~ who wns trying her action to have her case reopened, saying, "lf your decisions are not in my favor, God hclp yon."

Mfnard'\ fifnfmatit Onrol Dandrnll

I Asiacwrn

The Abegweit Athletic Association. which hal taken a leading po-.ntion

in athletics in the Maritime ¥'r--\in- C" vlan: to elole the club year with

“ wceoului timers night.

Tomorrow evening ..t .ue oiwre House there- will he presented ‘i-v the Dramatic Club the well-known athl'-» *Ili Pity "At Xalu". The .caste in- cludes the leading- amateur players Of this cit alulconseqiient on weeks ol dilllgenz prep ation s finished

performance. will lryiven.

AT YALE

coupons have been rapidly b0\1S\‘f» “P-

|and those deslrious o! ihe privileges .associated with them wodld nned to huy early today. The Ahegwelts have had most wonderful s.iceesa in their nndgrtaklngs, and their first Theatrt Night promises to be a creat i=\"‘¢‘esF- The college students have ui-“Kilt “D a large block of seats. Special orcuese

ment.

oHIc‘Aoo_ Nov., 26--(By wire)- To prove to ridiculing mon that sull- raglsts can raise children as one of

Illinois equal Sullrage Associatio have planned a "Country Fair" which the main feature wil`I be

baby show.

Women who would vote are also de-

it comes tu the question of cooking and a cooking contest has been ar- ranged for.

UUNNIUT TWU I

” UT "TAN PAHTI"

.LINCOLN CEN’l‘lfE, Kansas, Nov

2‘4-(July two of the dcfendnnts in th ‘Tar Party" case, John Schniidtiiiid

a jury reported at 4.30 p. m., thi afternoon. Third defendant, A. N.

.I\ll`y ,had becn out since Thursda morning at 11.30 o'clock,

Sentence wus not passed today and

Scranton were'sentcuced to n yen each in jail. -

I A THIINI] TNIP

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trails covered dccp with snow an. a°"US*\ IUUSKCIZ |1013 yet frozen sul

envnirh to me.k‘e'f'tlie passage safe, wa,

in New Liskeard Wednesda rr-0,,

who -WP-9 _ tweflty-One years of nge. l-ist his life while trying to cross r lake on thin ice.

BRITIIIH KEEPS WATCH

OVER RUSIIIIH HOIIES

_ » D 0

the Persian government to the Runs

sirous of .showing the stronger sex L. Lee of Lynchburg, Va., counsel that they are nog; fa, astray _when Itev. G. V. T. Richeson, accused

Slierrlll Clark, were found guilty by

Simms, was found not guilty. The

will not be for several days. The three confessed members of the "Party," E. G. Cliirk, Fitzwnter and

_NVIOBAUIIY _(Tilt-I. November 24-A file (IHYS iI`1l> through the bush, over

the experience of Thos. Taylor, who, hearing with him the body of hir son, who had been drowned, arrlv¢._.'

_ y .

West ,Shining Tree. The young man,

LUNDUN. Nov. 23-Questioned as

to thc entry of Russian troops .into Persia in spite of the com fiance f

HIS HTSIUNATIUN

Rev. C. 'V.'_ T. Richeson no longer Pastor of Ca-mbridze Church.

UIIIH PHUUIS ._-

UAIVIBRIDGE, Nov. 26--(By wire)-

Tbe Immanuel Baptist Church ety has accepted the resignation of pastor Rev. Clarence Richeson, under indictment charged with poisoning his former sweetheart, Avis Lin-

theil’ main Purposes. members ot the neu -

n . '

Lotion was taken at the monthly

R; meeting of the Society after some

members had made vigorous objec- tions. ' RICHMOND. VH-. Nov. 23-John

for of

the murder of Av s Linnell in Boston, clashed in court here today with f~ltate's Attorney Hubbard of Duck- lngham County, while he was deliv- ering the opening address in ri rn

der case.

In his speech Lee charged that Hub-

bard had offered the two principal witnesses for the prosecution a part ofthe reward money if they would stick to their testimony given nt a previous trial of the case and notre- pudiate lt. as lt was reported thcv were thinking of doing, ‘ ' `

l1I`-

Jk The charge had no sooner fallev

from the' lips of Mr. it-e than the Buckinghamninn, s.~l).i'ig n, law book sprang to his feet ii-id wns on the cd by court officials. lJ0BiI1i; counsel when he was restrain-

'l“o ‘defend himself Lee picked up n drinking class and would doubtless noint of hurling the book at the op. have thrown it at Hubbard had not tho lnttcr been rest;-g_ined_

After the two men had cooled down,

L00 declared that he was prepared to produce evidence to substantiate his CUBUZSS at the proper time. Both he and I-Iubbard were severely ropri. "landed ‘W Jllflgfi Witt. who threaten-' ed I0 DIFLCU them under heavy bond If UIBY “gain losttheir tompors.

,WIII INTUT

fisicnilv in sive iwod footinc. hnvnne , t0 tflldge around all bodies of water ' . ' on which the ice was not yet _thick ______<__ _ __ __ ‘_

QUEBEC, Nov. 26-(By wir-9)-.

Work has been commenced on the in.

face of Parliament Building/ _ '

The statues are those of Father- Breheuf and liiarquetts, early French missionaries to Cnnanrr The Bronze Whf°l1 Hrs eight feet iiign, are tu. work of Liberte, a young Cnnndinr

Boci- .

stallation of two new statues on f_h}"

ian ultimatum. Foreign Secretary

Sir Edward Grey stated in the housr _of commons this afternoon that while Persia had agreed to comply, th; metter was not likely to be complet- ed for a few days. In the meantime the Russian Government had nssnrcd the British Government that the des~ patch of troops was only a tempor- ary meusure, taken in order to se- cure satisfaction.

THREE 0F QUEBEC

HARBOR BO|»lRD`DISIi\ISSED

OTTAWA, Nov. 23-'Tliree of the

ninc members of the Quebec Harbor Board, Geo. Tangnay. J. B. habi- berte and R. ` Larue, have been re-

places belng filled by J.B. Letwllier, N. Belleair, and Victor Chateauvcrt.

COHIIINICATIOH

. THROUGH PROIIIHCE

AHD WITH HAIHLAHD

On account of the storm Sntiirilny

c . l’i<:tou. Slic will inakc her usual trii today. ‘

Saturday un account of thc storm. Yesterday the S. B. Empress, lef tlunimerside at 7.00 a. in., for Pt

Th" Harland dm “"I' leave Wm' or slcet but for the most part fair

Q with ghighcr tcinperature. '

cliiiii crisis

V TOKIO, November 3-f-At a meet- I ing of thc budget committee of thc

penditurs advocated by Finance Min. ister Yamamoto. It was thought thai M. Yamamoto's propositions would haceeaused a cabinet crisis, but this

vgll in all probabilltynow be avoid. 6 .

SPENUTINS TATI s

C|l&i‘EEd with murdering Miss Martha B. Blackstone, will be ln the hands of the jury tonight. The argument for the defence was concluded this afternoon and thc attorney-general opened for prosecution. I

WEATHER FORECAST &c.

tb Nortiiiiinbcrlnnd did not cross to

TOIION li). Nov, A7--~Mo\lcral.c .

winds, a few light local falls of aiiow

The temperature at three o'r_‘o<~li

-- .1

moved bv the government. 'rheir si>niNoi~‘inLo Mes Nov. 24- Tieciared on the stand that he neu re-

. S.. _ _

The fate of Bertram G. Spencer fused to give Miss Graham $500 be-

' was married, “and the incl;

use he nt might be misinterpreted." I-Ie

ANTW THIAI

IUH H. WIISU

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HALIFAX, Nov. 2li~i_Iiy Wire;-~ The full court gave a unanin»,,ie judgment granting a new trial for I-larry Wilson, convicted of murdering his brother at Didby.

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SHUT HTH HUSUANU

TU' SANI HIS SUN

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NEW YORK, Nov. 24-"'Yes, I

shot him; shot him, to save him from eternal punishment," teatlfled_ Mrs. Frances O'Bhaughnessy on the wit- ness stand today, in describing the murder of her husband, George. The effect that such an admission would have upon the twelve men who are to determine her fate appeared to be far from her thoughts as she continued. "Then I “nent to where he lay on the .loor and I kissed him: I stood over him and said R prayer for his soul._ f‘hen I went into the hall and called to Mrs. Geyer, ‘George is gone.’ She asked, 'Already ?’ and I answered. 'Yes gone forover.’ I left him Wills there and went into the street and found a policeman and told him that I had just shot' and killed my hus- band, hut he would not believe me. I lon't remember anything else until I was in the tombs. The little woman who is on trial for her life told the story without ii tear or a quiver, and in a voice so low that the stenographcn had tu Iread ber answers to the jury. George had cnst her from his affections, she said, substituted .another woman there and had sinned. She was soon to become xi mother, or she would have killed herself, but to save his soul from _eternal damnation Sho risked her own life by killing him.

They were standing in their littlc room, she said, _when she killed him. l‘hcy had- quar`rel‘led‘ before alimitithu' other woman, and 'on that evening early in May she had asked George I' it was all over between herself and him, "He answered yes," continued Mrs. O'Shaughnessy. “Then I re- ninded him that he could not marry --her-,-and he said that she was wiillng to give up ber religion and he was willing to give up his and they were going to live together. I took the revolver out of the bureau drawer where I had hidden it to shoot him."

"fin Thiirscloy noon I l>l‘oy2¢l' for

guidance and it came to me in that prayer that the only thing to do wus to shoot him. I think if he had spok~ en one kind word to me it would have lifted a great load from my heart and I might have boiled Chili- he

would become different.

Dr. Gegory, of Bellvue Hospital,

‘ "_" raid that he had examined more than

ort thousand cases of insanity, and

. th t Mrs, 0'Sbnugbnessy was undou-

Huuse of Rep`res°ntat‘veB' a cummetc btgdly sane when she came to the Bgleement was reached “R to me hospital for treatment after she had Principal of the curtallrnent of ex- Hmm her- husband,

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SHUUTINS SUHAPT

NEW YORK, Nov, 24-W. E, token the millionaire horsemen to-

S . ' '_ day testified in the case against Lill- ian Graham and liltliel Conrad,charg-

with attempting to kill Stokes-H0

de _ _ related the shooting incident nt th

summoned to recover some letters.

ner in thc court today.

SAVES SIX LIVES

UNS HI UUNNINT

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Z' :ra ‘f_/_'Z

I IIHT UI

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lflapt. Mclean, u Native Si- _I@f°"‘e Ediffsfe Daisy- . ed -Lossis 25.

of High Bunk, has u _AH Saved_

A Thrilling Experi- __

OIICC.

Capt. Alex. McLean, Alpena, ;\’lich..

in command of the bnrge‘W.A. Young of that port, and ii native of High Bank, Queen's County, l’. E. i., is spoken highly of in the Michigan. press. Capt. Mchenn, by nn exercise of cool nerve, saved the lives of live men and a woman when his barge, with over 800 tons of coal sank, in a big storm in Tliiindci' Iifiy. The following is wliui. the Alpcnoi

Evening Echo has to say of the case;

Marine men of Alpena unite in de-

claring that the storin which Friday 'cost the life of one sailor, the lossl

,other vessels wus the worst which can be noted within the uicinory of the present generation.

Waves, the sight of which was suf-

ificicnt to strike terror to the henir lo( a laiidsnian, pounded upon tin.

of one vessel with a valuable cargo

;and countless smaller damages to‘ c I

I sr. .innoiie:, Nev. 2s-(By wire)

--During the izelehratioii of Mall flrl was discovered in the Convent and it spread with such rapidity that by the arrival of the firemen the whole upper part of the structure was a. mais of flnnics.

The religions and one hundred

young children asleep in the dormit- ory were, with considerable diffii nity, removed frmn ilic building.

The coiivrrnt wus rcillced to ruinl

\\'itli ii loss of $Z:',.U00.

INAUIUN UI TIN

_iii suvin

‘shore and broke into gi-est scctbin,,» l L.,.m_.,. ,\.0__ 21___I, il, ten yea"

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Irnasses of foam all 'l‘liur.-zilay uiglz' ,and until early Saturday morning. The din wus terrific. I Wonder is expressed on every linn-.i today that ~~-ore 1"-'cs were not lus'<_ and more ships sunk. ‘

"i or ca t .clicnn 'il li

nnrc ii riti/vii of Mnntanc, Dugalfi ‘».lc.\li'Jlin, dis-ippezucil mysteriously. in npitc of rigid se:i.rcli1:s_lnsiil1g `0\'€l' ».ini‘_v ycnrs, .iliis sudden disappear- :inco was nc'-'er cspl:;ined. For some time sllcncr lins reignr-rl in the vil-

'flltf .WU fl be at the bottom of the lake now. We'd all bc," sobbrd 64-year-old lilrs. ‘age ln conncctioii with the affair,

Elizabeth Chriawell, woman! snil‘oro. -,mt s,,`mm,1y it m1,,,,§ on B new Mu. the lakes for 20 y68»¥G. F111 CUUS 'f’~» .» ,_ t. .ri il-cum. the nite barge, iviilinm A. v.......»_, ,{“Y “”‘I“) “X "f°“‘l"“'Yt_1° Q property of Captain J. C. Pringle o ~r.nnccs. Lccently, tie ci 1 ons 0 izit. Clair, who, with li/late George 'wluntnnc while nt church, heard this Gerow Of AIEUHBC- Bm? Seillllei; fi* .,\_'clnnizit=.oii: ‘\\'rc'.r.hl. You killed Martin, Dan Prow nm Pe c _rown. that man, what have you done with was snatched froin..f.he vcry iiivrs o ‘I _ ,’, _ h _ tb .t . th. ‘ ‘“

l nd d tie nw ion. yds. insiic I . ii ' . - _ f - l\TIilecP0int Ifriday afternoon. _ § "liicro '.-:as some <.c‘ay in the vil- ‘ ..I only din my duty. I consicleredhmi, in ,_,,m\___,M of this converm- IT'-'_(Continued on page 3) Irion, nnd connecting it with the dil- i "'_'_"- T* Inppcaruiicc of the man l\lcMu.lin.

§ H ~, r Ton years ago when public opinion. I ,; '_ i 'oils ;iliirn.<d by the prolonged a.b~

. .....-in-.e of the into-i-. e vwlns lsirl.

I . ---' ;sp;n_,ii\_»z of ‘_a‘__g`i._i7ci_i of L _O I>‘¥°°» “'~‘ l`fTlIBEf.‘., N v. 24-`~'l‘hc coiitcsirii h, 1- ~ii<l: 'I'e \\fonY?f""fi'?fVF"E'ade a el:~I:tion case I-‘rice vs Powers was ?g(II.,1hi;._-._,-i,@,»_I y;~L,terdr+.j,' evening. for cnlled this morning for proof nllfiihn nrriicd into nt the house. hifi hearing when the attorney for Mr. 'pa-..1,, and :Irina co‘..»re,¢.l with_blood. Price, the defeated candidate in I I The _~ttorn»»» i;rn.~.ral, lcaaningd Of recent federal elections in Queliecffhrr.-n f»;.-ti-r.oi»!~ni-.rv facts, as es- W t., declared that he had no '\i'o.>i1~.:if(~!;cl i1fr.'cont_ '_).nis of the W9' toesoffer ngainst the return of A UTI? IE.'in<:i.'\I police, to the i\"uf‘r, t0 Het 10 Power, the Liberal cnndidiite, 4-:nl .ipc loltr.-1., if rossil-lc, of the the coutestution was :ic<toi'ilin;',iy dis- ,--ir,-mf-n ..._-_-~1frg,'_ it is said that the missed. Iborl`uf ibn '.'ivfr at :\`i'ntnrc will be

'-"-- '§f‘r:i1_"ri‘.il "'L1.ll t"£‘. 0l1l'3‘7I5 Ui bfindlilfg

’ Uh E “K ‘ti thc sixrffrc hi ':~.'ii\ l>'.’fl€H. lin 0

`3i;"[;|FEIcIstnl-li.=li tin-, I.lf:\1i‘.-1 of thc mon who

‘ ‘~ ~- ~ thro‘ n .iii the river. _ ‘

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ivioN'rn1f.f.\i., EN.-.~.~.l cle--.ioiiii viii... gy-MrPERi:_D \,im-H

l s, sci -con cssci s nyer o ns _ _ - \N~"NTc, whoni hr- shot down in thvl street Tuesday evening as she walked; ----

girl’s apartments, where he had been

from work, was hcld for trial tbisi _ _ _ _ . morning by the coroucr’s ji'»\'.V~ AI NI"I:"TRl“‘M" Nw' _ Z3'D°"I§I night behind thc-bars had reduced‘Tll°i1\I"H<‘Y\. BU l‘X‘m'~'mI>‘~‘\ Of T-iw GI Y the uncoiiccrned mi`irdere`r to a wreck, I *ITB llflllflflu. llerit i’»l\0i\`n Beta l>l8~¥0i`

. me U, mcn.Imi the Montreal Lacrosse esm,wns

hopeless and almost una , _ _ _ . - St

< ~ f th inlrrntcd last night in Point .

tally grasp the significance o cl gl f t mi with B me

dings. His signed confcssionlum' "fb or .amii ng _

pmcee b -ned to tm, im-y_ H1 hayclnlurni box. Ile was trying to open was .su ml be 11,1 that -' dec1m._Itlie door of flic box with a VIEW OI nut'h.mg to say yo ' wire. I-lc ndmittcd ,that he had rung Pd ('“mIngs` __ ___.._,__ ‘in some false alarms lust Wcyk. Ibn;

that le dil mt send in any as

oiriiwi mini niuuui ,,,,;,,,_‘ ‘ ’

ll FIITIIL DOSEI - -------r' -- 'AGED HOMAN ARPFSTED

orriwi. N-~». 23-a<»w12-r"`"I Foe siioi>-ui=n|iu

kin, a jownller, is dead at his _hoiur-, Ihcrc from the effects of drinkin<: il, Quantity of linc varnigii \1r\'I“"' IIT: iu>s'l`ii.\‘, .\ln.<s.. Nov. 23--ln the imP1'e99l°“ that It was ‘ "rr-V' `w=II"p s‘vssion of on :iced and feeble wo- kin wus hunting for some -»lii<:i'.i~.’g<[H§’m':' “hu wh., -tnlcn to headquarters Mid WNW" ll" °""‘_“ “_°"°"§" 'Im I"fI""I'to<l:i_v on ii shoplifting charge, the Of \'fl\`“lFll “WN U““k"‘I'7 It “'"‘“ “‘“""‘pr.‘icc u'i»rz~ snr-iii-i.~'cil to find nerirl.V swallowed u mouthful. §.'i'_'.n|i in uni.. .mn coins, three illnnrond

Ilni-1'!-ts, scvcn i-iliirt wnists and eiilllf-

Iln:-nk liiioks .<lni\\lll¥I AIPPUBIUI in Nil;

‘ Il I1' .

Stokes' wife was an interested lls- P|cRuRES,p,~,,.&, y-,_O\-iili>ni».~ nnd Ira i

in-.n-is of mer SIIWIIU-

. -, . . I 'l`lic woman will sin- wus Mrs. (`a1,\i-

tc - AD

(Too late f

'ULMHAGEB » _ IS at 'l`anton's. ____“__W 11~35<i3\

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Ilsh, Flnnau Haddies, Bloatcr

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or IE”ssif~ieatlon'.;)"__

Firnah nnil Salt l"ol'k aftni' llircciiilwr 1 ull iilinnnlo s`io'ui-

T’iRl’ISl~l HADDOCK, Halibut. C04-

'1'ono.\"i‘H, ont., A...-, A-"" .""'.-fine ii.-van.. ifnii niv--r. \i'rnutri_»ni;, clinirnmn of flu- l'ro\'Vin ' '__1_____,._____. ‘~ . ........ ..f ~f nrieeirn suck iunuii

C-la . r _ _ I _ H _` pictures films. strife-fi _\'c1iif‘l\l-itll l-lil

s.\\*AN?\'Ai-l_ rin.. Nov. 22---Bfu’\\<~.v

Uirlfiulrl, the outlawed "speed king."

rficinntn in thc Vanderbilt,

.ling the board s stump _of <\ilD\‘7‘-\ , \--mild lip crinllscnicil. 'ibn uri. cninv Iinh, for-rf. on July 1 Inst and since

du (`.hcnc, returnfiig with pas-

that from Nova Scotia, and express. do “rags above "ro

f§"t'h$531ts"‘;oqt‘;(I;;‘;_“°eyé’I‘;§lI;Zr°“ghN yesterday was fifteen degrees roov

was on time, the Western commodation was 25 minutes l

express' was on time.

YIIIHT PIPER TO REID

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scngcrs all S-aturday`s mail except &I‘,I:tér:l)rT\pl\I;N§“:)gm3:(?r R$,,x,:'sIIn°`.ac;&_';;;; :Kip

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dockmg at 4'3" N” m"Th" paasm' The lowest temperature rccordcillq

hy rero and the hl best was 'wentv-two Wm

special train which arrived at 6.45. ' K ‘ ' .~ ~' "" ""'" '“"""" " " "f The Empress leaves Summcrsidc an 2f,§r;‘;:v?g3:°,',i;3;e._vBI?:§:;',,;T,f§,u:fg FIIIRS’ I pay mghcst prices 0

th Summersldo cc modation was , ____.,____

onetime, the Eastterllmaccommodatlnn and tm’ highest was asddegrws 5' "1 OOD accommo

was 10 minutes lute and the Western b°"°‘ Th” °°m°°" '°°°'d° t ° “ev” (I lor two gentlemen b011\'d¢\'@ M

lous night was 33 above. At nine 57 Bn H id Street' u_27,m_ _ _ 1 il “H a m it was 33 degrees above and --- y--E----~ ' '-'-"' ' "t' k th (Fiinth Hickman Divell.i A05 H°» “'I"“‘“ ham I* V57" W ° 7

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' at nine p. ni., it was 19 degrees a- ‘ILL I-he P°"5°“ “"° --

b v . . 3°Id topped '"“br°“" Wm] pfffgl God would not have us think uiiou

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f ' l nd by mistake from the Queen -

-- hr? :Tig TrIiII°ITII:esI"“ bc “me t);I Iilriday night please return sale t°m°rr(Iw | th t lies `

The morning newspaper is prlvilcg- The tide will be high this afternoon. to _36 Orlcbvarr Street. __ ,_ _1l;27d`.li. As of some cloui a

od to be a fact-DIDSF bY th” WU” at 3.19 and tomorrow afternoon at `r)/IRTIES, wishing to have mani-I Before our anxious eyes. ` I _ schedule of its publication. The mere 435; ig win hh high tnmnrrow morn- . _ curing, face massage, shampnolng And ml our h,.m.,_,, ,.,-im, ,i,c,,.1 of; 'hLcll'.1c;;c`li lginclnfcceiit lil: ta‘sk which

ing at 1 58 and Wednesday morning or scalp treatment. K\0"°° °I°““°d’ coming sorrow. i‘l`1\;;::,,h,; it :;\\‘[ft',t bg] Jw {Qss`“';z

disaster or as to ri sensational event t 2.54. I ~ etc., would do well to call on Miss _ = _

a ,, .I Com" _ 26 Great George _, T, nm uhmmiiiil. Never_ mind what it ls, so long

eral numbers will add to the inioy-

Argng wlththls the college songs

may be verified upon investigation wholly refuted._ The task of asc taining the real truth about ri

commended by the star

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A stent deal of interest bu beenpilay ymm Gilmore 'mum gi"

Shown ln 'the big Theatre Night. and

nn evening of unalloyed enjoyment.

interspersed between the acts of va

H crowded house will he present. The

events is, _ ecullarly, the task of

rumor of the late 'afternoon as to a

on's. ___

Aiirisoiiiu sensuous mini

ri I.,

Saturday the eastern express was eighteen de ~- - ---

. grees above and at nine _ _ 11 Q lhed house.

on time. the Southern exprizs D m_ it was mwah ahdvm Vlrocdlélflgllosgiaty, ;\';\d:mimpwvB_

The’ lowest temperature recorded mama Apply 'pq p_ 0, Box 386.

' Saturday was 19 hogrees above zero ` _r1_;g7_d§ip_<l.

dnt

i_on can be ha

pcrs, Pickled Codiieh at Tan-

ll-25d3l.

fresh every day. Saunders. New & Co. 11-l3|lZinpd

fhieention ni ine i‘.»r..nnii<»n iiiwirvs

si f _

what “nm nyrrni ih‘ou.s.iudA rccis_ of Ifilml have been rraiiiincd. Wliil fi’-lvl ence to the ciitting oi' the stars and

0 stripes shown in many films not all

mms showing "Old Glory' fir? I‘\"" -hibitcd, buf in nll the films \\'iil\ th"

i J Lk uns noicd

may pa _ Icup i-arc llc was offered n car ~f_oi' thi- event, and declared he will Ah* rcpt if rcinstntcd by the Amrlcan Aiitornohile Association. Officials of the A. A. A. are said to be inclined to consirlrr favorably an al>l>\i¢8.!i<r'H from Olilficld.

mink fox and musktat, J. D scarcely n llnon a" '- - -

usual this mornibg’ green above, Af, nine 3, m_, it was I J énkii-ig, 'Ch9_rl(2`t;,ia_tf_)!l_i.i____1_§§fI_}EBq- ___v_v_________;______ _v_Y_Y_v___Y___V_r______._._____.___._.___._.e-_-_-,.-_-.-,-.o-.-.~_-.-_-:--- - -- ---- ---- - -'-

guiding,

Gan only give his best 'l`o those who wait and rest-

ig . ove conliding.-Selected.

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'rhrnu li all life's need in His great

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or The sim sets this afternoon at ‘I-:ll il" K9 _ ` 11 ZMGL _,Huw cm, we up .,, ...nu ,, _ns it cunts and km" you “mol

. _ 3, , ,_ h _ 227 I . - , _ I and tommrow auemoon M' 42 'T Bt -Ur P ang- - - A 7' " "' more brightly IWhen you have regulated It. without

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s rises tomorrow at 71! an e res OWLING. Burkel Alleys under Th n R has shone be'm_e__ g |cxc”B_)“st the Wann” you Q"

da momms at 7 H r I0 I3 ,i muht' own hmm M” |E;‘;¢;,€‘ I hnnow life holds ln store ' able to accomplish each day--it will

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rn.orni\'lK light. Thus it becomes n _ he moon sets tonight a. . - "gn

More good than ill for those whocause you to live to live in heal

fact-paper and its advertisers realise -------°---° ' h New it nghuy_ and in i0y_._Sehcw1_ W

what thai means.

\finard's Llnlmont Cures Burns. lite illnard I Llnlmeut lor :als everw efl ,

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