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SUBSEHVIENSY UE BEllllSH PRESS

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ENEHSETIS STEPS

Ellli NEW HUTEE

To the United States in ther-Taker: at a Meeting of the

Panama Affair. _

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gig Strike Ordered in New York

Building Trade-Forty Thous- and Men and Two Hundred Buildings Affected.

gomrrsc ro -run sranes.

LoxnoN_ Nov. 7-(Speoial.) -‘Ihe papers wneinue to expres the opinion that Pan- mg will ultimately he annexed by the United States which will thus draw a step nearer to the im mr use wealth ot South _gmgrica which must one day fall under their control. `

A me srarxs onnsnxn. Nnw Yoax. Nov. 7--(SD¢¢llll)--Pres- ident Buchannan ofthe Bridge and Struc- tural Iron Workers has ordered a strike on all contracts held by the Iron League of New York.

you-rr rnousasn mm arrmcrsn.

Forty thousand men in the building trades and two hundred buildings will be

affected.

THE EXEllliS|llll

lll ll'lEllHY

.11-_

Prince of Wales College De- feat Western Team ln Football.

P. W. College students had a disagree-

nhleiday for their excursion but never- theless erj eyed themselves immensely and are profuso ln their praise of the good people of 0’Leary who treated them with great hospitality. _The snecial left the city at eight and returned at eleven. The football matrix in the afternoon resulted in a defeat for the Westerners' whose full team was not

present on account of the rain, by a score of Z7 to 0.

The western team was as follows; Full--Halves-Ellis, Leitch, Turner. Quarters-M. Dennis, McLennan. Forwards-McDonald,B.McNeill, J elley,

Huestis. J. McNeill, Sil1ik¢l‘, Cllmbeuf Dec. Wheat 782. May Wheat 7S§\

“ Corn 435 “ Corn, -iii

C. Dennis.-

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It is the actual results that counts in boots and shoes; that is why we sell so many of these

union' ooors

This is what a lot of wear-

ers of our Farmers’ Boots tell U8. That they want

~ Citizens

lf an Up-to-date Building is Con- structed it will be Leased by E. LeRoi Willis of Sydney-

A large meeting of representative

citizens was held in the Council Chamber

Saturday afternoon at 4 o’olock to con- sider the hotel question.

Among those present were Mayer War-

burton who presided, L. L. Beer, Jar. Paton, W. Matheson, Horace Hasz-srd, G. E. Hughes, J. Newson, A. Horne, S.W. Crabbe F, Perkins, D O’M Reddin, W. W. Stanley, A. E. Ings, F. P. Carvell, B. C. Prowse, W. W. Clarke, G. D. _ Long worth B. Heartz, Col. Stewart and others.

eraetic in the endeavor to secure better tourist hotel accommodatiorfwaslche first speaker. He told of LeRJi Willis' v`sit to the city last week and the consultation

W W Clarke spoke of the continued

search da tlrst-:lass hotel and had no

stcck from citizens I: was pointed out that Mr. Willis would not purchase a hotel or build him- self but that it was the Hrs: time in the history ot Charlottetown that a Hrst rate successful hotel mm had offered to take control of an up to date hotel built by the citizens.

CHlCAGO MARKETS- cmclco Nev 7 'I ispeeian

“ Pork $l2.07§- “ Pork -

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lllll VISINITY.

A severe squall passed over the town

Saturday accompanied by thunder and lightning. This is rather late in the sea- son for such an electrical exhibition.

The Misses Lapthorn, City who have

been visiting here for some time, the guests of Mrs Alex. McConnell returned home by Saturday afternoon’s regular.

H-=adache cured in 30 minutes by _Zutoo

Tablets. Won’t aifees the hear t.2oc.

5- 4 | _ 2 l I

Before Heavy

.'“;:s“.i:if.:€.;:iS.i_°;“a‘.i§;_ Frost Comes

have on their feet, they were

sol

ont.

WI roof and ve comfort- E ` ‘mga they thglght they You should plant that bed Wnld never get them worn °f TULlPS‘ A°\t. Made from Island #We have still some fine Tulip. Xlilned grain leather, double Hyacinth, Narcissus. Lily and

e, bellows tongue, toe capicrocnsl Bulbs' f°1' elfly'-`SP1'i118 are solid leather through- bloomout doors and they Shwld

be pinned Now. '

found wanting.

each of its V E from 25 to Ge cents

a Nuldo » -o o-visas"-o"`o¢'i' " ;

Off BYOS. .nlszm it Moons ...mv _

Horace Haszard who has been most en- E

»-Vgfy low prices in quantities”

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that had been held with him. Mr. Willis . _ _ Th¢gen¢m1_st°,.° of Gwme méld’

had agreed to lease and furnish a hotel if R B. M » master at Napier was eoteredjthg

anew one were constructed to cost say” _ I bl _ d $40,000 orif $l5.000 were spent on the Who preached his farewell sermon in Zion Church last night. own °p"n m um bahamas w

Davies after being purchased at a rental , _ _ ' _ N891" Cheese Company taken. -_

L;::_ii:“‘;:::__°°.f::.;“;‘;1:s;_‘:;°:;: SAYS E E [E I BH l°"°"°° ‘° ~ W p g ' ` \f ` `tair.ing money under false retencgs

All W LL ll lllSH EMPIH

rxrilxitgisithe Plant Line would assist Etc _W _ _

.3".s?;;‘:€;.°£_:::i;°;::.:Z;:.“;::‘:: °“"“°'*’“*"‘°°‘°i'"SS°"’°° i <-- -»-.si-awe..-~...vs.e.

ably by A. E. logs and others. ' t Last Nlgi\_`i“Ei0qUBlli SGT- ‘ 01-rawa, Nov. 4-D’Arey Scott, son of utensggsscgomtgsnlnganrantmg further con.

As the result of the meeting a commit- P Hon R \V Scots has announced that he 8 a wnwm'

tee composed of Mayor Warburton ichair- m°~° by the asmr' " will be a. candidate ‘for the Msyoralty in

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T33, (is D. Luthngworth elif! Hsenj Heagiz _“"‘ ' __________________ ___ ______ _; ______ __ - E 2° 3°” “,m'°‘, 3;;‘u";'§¥;‘Jm”‘| “uw mx

were appointed to solicit subscriptions of E E """""""""""""""""""""""" " In °_D_° °f 'G1f~\3K°‘_' 3 5l°lY'1l»id'°\lff The Tuna' of the ‘Mako A. cu

- 4 '_ ' Q °°m°tF“°’ “ “ch °‘l‘i”°“' '°h° 7'” no once sf omosds u

Yesterday Rev. D. B. McLeod. paster

ef Zion Church bade farewell to the con-

gregation over which he has ministered forthe past four years. His discourses were able efforts and showed the deep affection of a godly man for those among whom he had faithfully labored.

In the morning Mr. McLeod preached on “The ascending Saviour” taking his

tex_t from Luke 24,51-52. “And it came to pass when He blessed them He was pared from them and carried up into

heaven. And they worshippec him and returned to Jerusalem with greatjoy.

In the evening the church was crowded ‘

to its utmost capacity. The subject was The Continued Presence of Christ among

us, and the text Matthew 28:20 “and _lo lam with you always even unto the end of the worid.”

At the close ot an exceptionally able.

sermon the departing pastor referred to;

the time he had been connec‘_e;i with;

Zo; Church. Looking back he thanked God for sending him there. These have

been good years in which _God was bless- ing and strengthening him for greater good and greater service. His ambition had been to hold up Christ as the only

sure refuge and to those who had not ao-._ oepted Him, he gave a last invitation. Mr.

llcLeod` thanked the congregation for

their kindness in welcoming him’

to their homes and attending the?

services of the church. His relatioof,

with the 2, different departments had

been the ' most pleasant. Many had passed away since he had come and those, when in the Valley ofllesth he had

only one name, Jesus Christ and Him

Crncifled. He again thanked theieongre- gationfor their noble responses to- his

thought was not one of separatio . Be

lovedthom of

.miles were between they ’cuuld’fn_ot be _bs separated while the; love of God 'pre- vailed among them. ' A E' p `

summer visitors. ` 5 ` ' P The matter was discussed at leug h by ___ ____ ' _ M“'5h|\11 10"” I°W5vh'°m»5W° 915

LIEUT. BRUCE CARRUTHERS. l

the Contingent; to _South -Africa. The Corps will comprise about one hundred in

British Empire. and-is still alert and ac-

at Ottawa' in 1857.' 'He will celebrate

sent him witha piece of plate. S

RINGINGIN THEEEABS.

After fervent prayerand singing of thefou. » . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ #Q

denim hymn the benedletion mee nm# nn. neun.-i~o'u'¢ Pau oosn-ni-_x-‘ _ ~ ' v AQE§T

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‘ Burglarised. . _ 315|; 13|,"

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no wool; ruin

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_Vancouver Audience Resentsl Heavy Snow

Display of Starry Banner. _- that Province.

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Evangelist Arrested on VerySerious Swmdler Caught after

'Charge -Drowned by Boat UB- Chase-Eight Bodies

setting--Ontario Post Office _,I a Wrecked Schooner on

ef °"' 1 -- _

WRONG FLAG AND WRONG TUNE. BWTNDLIB CLUGHI' Ali IGIB

VLNVUUVIIR. Nov. 7-(Special).-At ia Mosrnnr, Nev.

t performance of the West .Minstrel Show Trappler a former 0.

Company as anne they sented to slag reel who moored umm an been Star Sblngled Banner, and displaying New York after amany months ~ United States Bags when the audience over the States.

_ broke into htsses which Mcame so loud' mom- pimms nv Lv,-»E|,_,x_

that the curtain was rung down. H l :UAL N" .L

BOAT UPSETTING DROWNRD TWO. 8i8llD€1' Tyrllll hmm Sgblg

0or.Lnrowoon, Nov. 7- (Special) - that a wrecked seiwnir

Thomas l_idcDevltt and ~Han'y»'.Walto;| two weeks ago

'were drowned by boat upsetting. Ein;

LN oxvranro BUr.Gr.aar._ schooner’s Smarunor, Dnt., Nov: 7--iSpecial)- °

that would be satisfactory to all who had | AN EVANGELIST *warm ' - their money in the scheme. Mr Haszard

Oruntra, Ont. Nov 7- S eclal Dr

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re aiterated what he had fpreviously said U' Bl M r ` e _ ' E ' _ (__ P )°- - about the decrease in tourist travel and A-Jlldkivs cond\1otln!_evangolical ser- tne probability of losing the second Plant vices in the Methodist. Chu;-gh L”

a number of those present. - ' o.D_Le in r ren if. rl , _' - v '“"”"”"""""""""" ' in. M.n.§.iii‘S'¢ nffvlveie mv°.°si§,o3o._To the Congregation of Zion ilflon. R- W- Scott Secretary 'Aug e c

three years ago and thought that offer, - .

might be renewed. i CilUl'C l _ Cf State, 8|ll3|'ed _ _ --

oomplxihss from tourists who were in ‘ -- lSiailVC at otiawa in

November 5.- Sir

by the

notorious as a skeptic, had erected a. massive mausoleum 'on what he term~ ed “his ancestral plot.” i

One day he met a. worthy elder of

the kirk coming away from the vi- cinity of the imposing mass ofmas- onry, so he said to him: - . “Weel, Dauvit, _ye've been up seein’ that gran’ erection o' mine?" _

"Deed, hiv' I, sir?" ‘ "Gey Strong Place that. isn'c ic? It‘ll 'tak' a. man Q' his time tae rise oot o' yon at the day o' judgment." ' “H<><>ts. me mon," said David; "yo can 'gie yersel little fsshaboot risin' gin that day comes. fI‘hey’l1 uk um bottom oot o’t tae let ia' dogg,” -°-London Spare Moments, __ _____ __

A GREAT LITTLE WORKER.

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-~ - By its ‘financial strength _

n fn .1 _ _ _ - THE STANDARD LIFE

tive. _ He was returnedtoutne I.egislature_g E

his golden wedding on Sunday next. The ~ " _ ' ° ' omg,” cube sms Dwmmentwwm “__ _IS ln a position to oEer unsurpassed advantages It has

AGE; WEALTH Ann Exrmasmsce

‘ Funds - - $51 60° 00°

Invested in Canada I5.000.0oo

rumen meaning sign orensvrs. 'sos All approved plans of Insurance for protection and In-» »i.‘.“.i’.l""‘“°i32 ‘i‘“,i““%."?.2222.‘i*lvesnnenf~ ' ~ “_ _»==__=.°=, ~ _ _ -_ _ . _

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CLBTH

The Observations of Hen

Th Qudeg of Eden

Prisoners and Cepdves

Vivian of Virginia

The Grmt Stone of tardls

The Kmgiu Jackal

The Bar Einisttl' Hearts Impex-tuhate Evelyn The Grand Mademoiselle

Observations by Chimmin Fadden and

Three Hen on Wheels

The lame of the Stroli ~ Clptnin Kettle

_ - During s long me time the time wil; * 'W' ‘° "“"°“‘¥

l ~ propel heir at moliomoes or time through A *emi* P°f“°"

the b0dY. Bud so long as the blood is in a Tl" U¢"\¢1\\¢d Willhll ¢- 504191! condition lt will repair -itself as A smneof sire Joseph

_tastes it wastes, pati tt k _ i

_ _ _ cue play or its valves eniintn’-Q rn°§ia'if 'iii il A T" PM I'“'°'"”'“ °"’ °°°""”`

rev tome. Irene ...men or one sea... ,mn

-1=1s1f»=»1f no Bm- 0-one-f-. of iZii‘§i.i§'£€?.?‘?.’...‘t*.i.%‘2?%‘2.‘ia.3.‘2..‘2}°?.27 CARTER & Co Lid. Kingston, who distinguished himself at buires just-such aseisfanoeias isbest sup-

Hsi es River by leaking v. some midst the plied br_Dr- Cliaads NerveFeod, them-eat Beers until all his party were either killed b1°°dbm1d°r Wd ”°"° '°§t’°"‘“v°' E (or wounded _will be laced at the head of

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the Signalling Corps now under organize- » -_ _ ‘ ` _ tion. »Mr. Carruthers went with two of

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