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' f£t._€_ln,"._ .L0ll;%Qny» England, last

§t..__ .Q S105 _tepgrded at Den-

»\ _ . _F°Fy here- » `

The ' lasted about tem lillifly' At; _silhweed wto have been cestrsrlc here near Chili. 1

' a ‘- " 'n`sll'.sii» press) - .¥‘Al’rP.. . Chili, Sept. 30.-A panic Hsin _ence of the prediction of earthu ceased most .ol the in-

_xllll iast night in tents

‘ .- _ ces.

ch”-°°I . eshoek ielibzcu., viwsalrersbiffu “_ _

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1uobtrnEAL, sent. ~ so-without

money; or friends, Charles Lafrance is dying. lnjthe County Hospital at Los Angclep Witildat his home, his care- worn mother, with s‘crippled husband in the~I~_I0sl1l_tal for Incursbles, and n dsugbterilyfag critically lu in the Weeteqx 'Hospital nnd herself and two small children' dependent on the scan- ty '_ ingsof. _a son-in-law, sits weep- ing 0 tl\e_fnt`e that condemns her first-b' rn gf paupers’ grave. Mrs; Lafrence knew bs( boy has

been ill this summer and when her lettey* remained unanswered for sev- eral lnpnthe; she grew uneasy, but

thecwtlntipletion she had that his ills _w_q§/gerious came last week.-_ A Hpral reporter, seeking for the

sddresi found; it in the dying ,msn's effects ggave to her son-in-law n mes- ss`S° received from Los Angeles stat- ing Lafrance was dying frlendless and s10ne._ ` ‘Rapidly her son-in-lawrrsnli Liporte trllllelated the message, then with a heartrésdering shriek of “Mon Dieu I Mon .Enlant !" I/lrs. Lsfrancs sank down beside the table in the

dark and study kitchen and burying 4

hir faeein heljlapron, sobbed out her unutterable woe.

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wlnmaiuy BELL Mm' -f _ -_-»nmA'rr1. WHILE insane..

oU%P\i»l, sept. 27.-‘"r-use wil- liam ll came to his death on sept. 25, While in q state of t0m’D0i‘ary in-

gnlty, by being run over by _a `. T. R. train at' '1‘rainor’s Cut. end that nq_ blame can be attached to q|yon_e,"' was the verdict arrived at by jury who inquired into the death Of William Bell, one of Gu ll'e most rominent citizens and

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sia.0nI_y To Slmngtilen 3 I _I~IandS'0ffP_e_rs_Ie

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IDNDON. Sept. 80.-That thepe-

tibion 0| Persia had been Drelioledi during the recent Angloflluseian con- ferences is denied by the British For- eign Olilne today.

The _etatemecia-.ho_wever. throws-~no lisht os. the plane -of the two govern-.' ments. merely mentioning _that it is intended to strengthen the hands of _ the Persian Government .to facilitate: the withdrawal oi foreign troops.

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1.oNnoN, oct. 1-(-sp¢é1sl)- King _

George is very desirous that _tbs Prince of Wales should visit Canada, and, that being the case, it secplllaly, most certain that the Duke ol Obn- naught’s term of oillce as Gov§rnor_ General ofthe Dominion will he ex- tended. 'rho latter is said to -bnf win- ing to agree to this, on . condition

GIRL POSED AS RICH

MAN'S DAUGHTER.

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Posing as n daughter of Governor Foss. of Mas~ sachusetts, as the wife of various wealthy men, and acting other bold roles, a girl in her ee/rly twenties swindled ,Boston and New Yorln firms of several thousand dollars' worth of finery, according to a confession which the police declare the young woman made yesterday.

Only six months ago, she said, she

was released on probation from n. term in the Lancaster reform school for the larceny from a Boston jewel ler of two diamond pendants which she secured bv representing herself as one of the twin daughters of Govern-

or Foss. _ ,

She ran .away from the probation

oflicers, _served as a nursein the State Hospital at Seward, R. I., for a time, had a love adair with s. Har- vard student and came to New York Representing herself as the w-ite ol a wealthy resident of Lynn, Meal., she obtained several expensive gowns from n Fifth Avenue establishment. ` and in sz ‘similar manner d ilnery from other fashion houses. _'?.?l._.__._-

Lnrnnnmen Gnu. Hmvr. ‘

LETHBRIDGE, Sept. 23- Wllllly

playing around the C. P. R. tracks iii" the vicinity of the Ellison elevatbi‘_ Gertrude Dowe. a twelve-year-dill girl stumbled and caught her foot in. s. rail in such a. manner that it wel ny-nnbsd by n moving train. The little

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fouiilgcir ef. the' Bell Organ Company. ylhosebody 'was found mangled on the G. '1'._ R. _tracts about two miles

east of the city yeeterdsv morning. f

one was rushed to the Galt hospitll where it was found necessary to am- putate the foot just above the ankle...

that the young Princevislts Cinada _. '_ » during the next summer. ' . _

"- 'Lumber-Damage

$160,000 I

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stood I3 be total. 'ite mill and hun-

vo d be v o

Harry F_. Calhoun, and T. B. Cal-

built.

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CHICAGO Il Sept. 38--The mil ltenff protest against vice and lawless ness twenty thousand men and

marched through the downtown

erosion.

TO BE HALF NEGRO.

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cultured Boston family.

28 years old.

father is a half negro,” said Mrs.

_ Il NARROW ESCAPE ` _ ` Km§_3_'§§..§.._

-While his wife a babe in her arms,

1 _, _., _ - t | ts thought to _drag him out of a range

A veil-known closes of charlotte ,kept silos: ilu fur her ssss nes otsessssins bullets. wait Hughes. e WHDEISED IDS

WWII. POW' K°“°°“-< mt Wit” B” W' cagsus Hogan who was passing “_ mountaincer in Rock Creek district.

cldelifllet aveninx I-'hat but ‘or the . 'Mr Smwslvs I ‘or an isolated section, was shot to '[00 °'°"‘°“'“' .°i e§’“°5.£¥2¥.Zl%.§’ i‘.‘i3‘°2...§’ .0 li- -111 »-1° if-'=»1°= &‘°‘§“.‘l"..‘:§ i'2.Z.'.."‘i222°S..€.“.”.§‘l‘§° 2;* clneslrlclrlon

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Bmw* Bmw” ~ ' uid have over the side of the boat 805 Mm °l 0 ' ill Wm °°W°‘i b ...___ »

I” °° '"4' t" “I” "°°“°' "° 'B in sud held him until "°“““‘ °° '°"“‘“ ’° ’

“Bu .. fm the inns of his lile. Keenan ar h ,'v°,1_ -State apthoritics here today. One cent per word nach insertion “Q” ‘"‘° W” “lightly und" the 'gills 3.3;' climlldid :ll;Tc2n£u:§rusul-- *I*-“I 'Md ”‘° “’§,”_‘,“"‘§‘{,,°§‘,‘,';'“*{,‘I,,i,‘,§ I" thi' °°1"m°- Ueeh meet www- indl\¢09° 0! li<l\l0r. WB-B S9011 S°t“§ d th now almost “uc-“Belo” mm the bead 0! thi! Ch W pany order and live per cent discount d°Wl\ ‘ Wh“"f ‘I’m°h was in to a el, li . ni their guns WM" ht 11° mlihlr P2* allowed. llinimum charge twenty-live dnrkyygis. I ‘Shortly afterwards Bruce a oar . Bi 'Wu usted against t eir en rng V r amy* _

Etsy 11; beard cries but thinking they A °“bm°“, wh° was P" ng’ home. Mrs. Hughes was threatened

. 5 k d t d V tix mlltl -£0 lil! ll0f!la _ WANTED A KITCHEN GIRL, .ALSO °“' ...1.‘;‘::;°.:‘..::.:1° rrzbzsls '.::..°....:’...".: .. 11%? “ °“° “‘“' n_.dus. on isis ‘ml use Mr. Stewart ‘1°°i<\°‘1 M°“"~ S”’“"“*' H°“““ ‘-“"1 9°" °sl,f¢ ssys sus recognized tus sssss- nor wsncrsp 'ro mlulvn A mer

I '~`°“9”‘ I 1. cus Labor Union Hall . I

d tnki liasb took im t0 - , b t is (raid to reveal their Apply at once to Guardian Sub

li‘l¢lit"‘.Mi'»°r':1cue':dt:d tgnthe whlhif-a H° ‘"1 Wm' °"'°°“ '"‘°'° 11° '°°°i"d li‘s';:i¢s.u at _:friction counter. 9.-egg;

found =1!eene.n in the water struzsllnz

“erentl almost exhausted. He Keenan s I th . A ' _ _ A m e.` Fresh every day at Spun-

_sboalrd n vfulbtlnigtwzz Laci tilgzpvlxgcel; ygmhfy ‘;l,‘;“§:,,,,,',‘,,,.,f Aluwncwmn’ deg. Newsom ai oo. Hifi. “BCE _ I °’°r° 5 WB er ' dll# I blihll' I I 'I ` BOT WANTED T0 WORK IN 'DEN- tbe. u ._ '1Tl\e_'rn=n.l°°'W°“ t° 5°” wh? d°°“"° g'°“° °'° °r '- I “lull” 1 pr. bin is

mrtbar caliaid almost fully recovelid

-',1`_'__“_-..,'.-;; I 1 _ \ ---' R 1Tm1FxT.”U?>T>ER AND L0wB15°?E'1‘

_- "0MMI'l'l‘lilD SUICIDE ~ _e cent per word' sash insertion false teeth. Apply et Guardian Of- UDUI- QW YORK ° nsrsma 'man KILL TWT- logins goiumni noun mustdhszcosnu; _u¢.. 10 IMM-

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' »anas'rnn. . --- my °I. °" *ll ’°P°'°°“ “° _ ron sans-cannon. DINING

` BERVANT A PI'l"l‘BBURG, Ps... September. allowed. Minimum charge twenf-1-0" ,-°0m_ kim,-9,, stove* 100 D0,-nym. __ , ........ 1 'rue police today °e“°° 1° '°”‘°‘iP' NW- i ar street. °_1o1M4ipd.

the 111°” "W" °°“"° "" th’ °°1°“’,2 w1lN'rmD, ABOUT 'rwo mourns

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Qld WBB thlll P|'0m|Dt- gsistance YUM » _ .B°:. pp Y .n,17Mt'_

two

D0*

ere reward-

seeing Sam

b ect of their vi . ° 1 new suit of

'gloves and stickf, trip* the steam- - two V01

It was quarters ,sinned tc day W

lice

about police head-'S

was

es.-After Rsds on the north side in an “Notice-On account of Monday 1 t ti I Lat, 5 d and two deavor to ascertain the callae Di bein! ;¢0l'm7 ;U*‘;li‘1l°ti°“ nBl°l:a\:’°f wx; ‘;;,;u°57°l;m';sb°,.°nst_ D I"“‘° 1”" '“‘”“‘° °' Cam' C°'“"' W ° in RWM “Wd 0 M :led Wim 10-iuaflrd.

Henne gg in front of a PBUIIIYIVNUH ““.+_ P15" w°d“°' 57' 0"' n ' ~- -----~-- --5- *‘

' W0¢lllUi'il.y' night. _ f 10'1Ml~ FOUND NEAR PORK FACTORY, A F054 *nn* °“ ,umm 9"” an mv, Nm \,y~aix-degrees above. 'ite 'lowest re-

' season opxens today. Mal- oysters on t e half shell at

Tobacco Store, 08 Queen

opposite Prowse Bros. 10-lblii.

°’sl?"2'-'li‘$'af'_1.l`é’i'5-S Fraser, I-lelilsxi

9-semi.

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VMQNQTOND SBPL _39__N°,n' an -Henry Beekman Armstrong, who mu received cl tus demuczlonby 41°* 1° ”‘°'*0"“ °' *W HG* 'mf' are of the oslucun Lumber colnpnny, el 1.ieyl_.es¢>. Init- many thousands or big mill at Lanse Aux‘Couslns, near d°u°" t° °h°"“`:i°° *nd Pmvmed th” Gaspe, Quebec, tngstber 'with some the clergyman omciating at his fun- sirmilliou' me oi lumber. 'rnsrs are W1 “"°“Id '°°°"° '25 f°\’ N# “'- few particulars, but the loss is under- -“°°°' uf' A""“°°°¢' "'h° 'uV°d U

het” alued at $160,000, ' n- ' ly puny msm.¢d_ Bam, the rotary never went to the Rhinebecir estate, 'ith B capacity 0| 50,000 met pm. Ferncliiie, although his farm was not day, there were eight shingle ma- mul! mn” ‘““°“"- chimes; witus capacity or 1so,eoo s Thi* Wm "BI P'°B°==l°<i “UI” BW* Gly; and sy lath cutting machine with r°3°'t°" G°““°t t'~li1°'7'» . sta" msn' 3 'wpmmy of 45_q00 B d5y_ Tm, tute at Rhinebeck, which was sup- was one of the largest mills on Gaspe I’°"'°d l9'*‘8°lY by' CDI'-71101 Alf0l`. 19| const and what makes the loss more °“° °' fl" b°“°°°|'“`i°°~ 53°" 8117518 serious, is that several-vessels are his °1‘1' h°m° “nd ‘ U” “UV” Pleu- on the way for cargo. His Honor \?°°k5 Bud l’5i“ti“£5 -£0 l'¢15tiV°B he Governor Wood, of New Brunswick is hu th’ '°°m‘i° t° his b*`°th°"' Jam” presmmt 0| the company' other lu.” S. Armstrong, the whole to be used ‘gareholders being John 0' Calhoun, for philanthropic and charitable pur-

houm weu_k,,own New Brunswick yum, The estate is estimated to be worth bermcu. \ The mill will likely he rs-I 5200300- V

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women members of the chumh organi- 1 -- zations and benevolent associations

OTTAWA Sept. 29-Canads‘s re-

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§“...°°."..?.‘I.?“.Z'..§§‘....°..1.%‘.’“T.2°".f’.".“ °‘,';“;“5_h°f°°=f;=°~» 1'; ;;;~ _‘;"=~,=-,,f»»-

g o s ow ev enceo e epe on,

P:;i°m‘;f t;“$:hg°“;?1‘;‘;;‘;“*i§;‘1i:*; nf in regard to the availability and ° d 8 dei work; mr ‘Lum ,attractiveness for new eettlers.~ The 2" 3'” 5:: “mga” B dal; . settlers new going in, though even mhwamegg i;nthth°'r°aabZ crusade” *mat I more numerous than last year, are nas been undgicsksg n to -rid the city f ""k"" up' 1-" "”° °“'°"“"' ’”“°h °f x°'wl°°'“°” “nd an immmal !°"°` I standing The most accessible free

:;‘mmEa§;1gG;r;' i‘::;_s:lydhl,)i'si;’:t';;';' I lang districts were taken up bv the

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s.,s. rods st cbs need or the pro- . f,‘;2ad‘;_ h°'“°“°° “S” ““"“g ‘"9 9””

HUSBAND TURNS OUT I year, the number of homesteaders en-

ss ING oN, ss c. zs.-Actors °"1"“5» H' °°"‘P"°° with 01° 5"* gisygn n ?'l_lfe racepprobl`em" dra- “VB” m°“t!’F.°_f'_ 1°.” y°'”`~ . H°?;'~ ' ' mug u_r|~hn"'1Clal1lill8\\." arg stead entries in Mariitoba, for e

‘ pton Wilson. a mulatto employed at “Ye” m°“th°» t°t“u°d 1»743» U1 in' the Naval Observatory, and his whitn~ fine” 0! 309~ In SNKBKCMWBD. the wife, formerly Anna Maxwell, of s °'1f'l'i°° f0f the Seven months totalled

Mfs. Wilson left with ber two chil-I berta the total this ye" WBS 8.974,a

drop for Boston, because, she saysfdecrease of 307. British' Columbia she discovered alter being married hornesteads, taken up during the sev- four years that her husband is a ne- en months, totalled only 170. I gro. She intends suing for a divorce, alleging misrepresentation by Wilson WILL ENLARGE I when they were wed, that be was an ELEVATQR QAPAOITY, Indian and not a negro. She is only _--

"I love my children elven if their ion Bridge Company has bean award.

__ Wilson today at the _Union Station. Government grain elevator st- Port

r__v___v___,_,,F_____._._._._.,_.,,_.,__,_-f-.~,-;_-.~_-.-.~.-.~:-==--.----of--=='-`-='-'~‘=-'~*'f“-'~"‘~fff'"’<"""""""“ "But I cannot continue living with Going;-ne, so my to gnnynngn my wma.

him " faintly from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 bus-

MINERAUBLUFF. Ge-. S095- 33- terday’s Cabinet Council.

“‘Y.§':‘l°d "‘:‘1§u2&‘;’: _lm_loi-d,_N._s. ’ 1q:1lgwp¢l.- um’ 'thing lean;-g NOTICE. THE WHO.

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`Whhnf19yIng "Ilemem_- _ ` bored The Poor

PUUGHKEHPBIE N Y Be t. 21

a recluse for many years, was a cou- sin of Colonel Jacob Astor 'I-Ie

poses within the limits of Rhlnebeck.

James S. Armstrong, who is em-

ployed on the Astor estate at Rhine- beck, received _$30,000 by the will oi Colonel Alter. ,

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more land by purchase than home-

For the lirst seven months of this

tries made in the four Western Pro- vinces has totalled 22.707,~a decrease

11,699, a. decrease of 1,246. In A1-

OTTAWA, Sept. 28.-The Domin-

ed the contract for extending the

The price is $201,000. A batch of

smaller contracts was passed at yes-

BAUNSOME BAUSAGIIIB THE BEET

applying to Rogers Vsrquhsrson, Southport. 10-lM3ipd._

FDR SALE ‘2~PAIBSv_DARK PATCH foxes. For farther 'particulars-apply -to Jas. l(sc0onnell 5 tion, Port

took the kill. hhlgmndacope from ’ 68 _ C V0’ Oil” _ Sept- 2llrt_t:?in}1.y, nbias, sme_sn°¢l` _s ve o . 10- _ lpd. A f-' __ ll AVIGA- t.ioa`Cb., Wham- \llnel¢§~~rnora-

lxn:r&0ctebef hd Eid 11 .e’dnek.

0. ggrlorggba te l8a00QL‘i\l2.

. _ _u_, -.resale .

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,.' .VRIDA ,‘illl'l‘a"I'I’l‘hl,~

.between _ omgeeusiis and

I willy Six -mmlmi fre: of elaine ls..A.ascuss ine wand Flvsrmsmls m=ne’

~ All Heriielntives Had: K Perished

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'l~IAVEllHl'LL, Sept. 28.-After nve months' lonely vigil in New York, Waiting and hoping that some word might come to her mother, two sis- tiers and n brother, who were panen- gers on the ill-fated Titanic, Frances F0l‘ii. 19. OI Sussex. Eng., ins some to this city to the home ol her un- 01°. Thee. Watson, where she will start life anew and attempt to blot out the terrible_mcmories of the past few months.

Leaving her English home a year

agoshe workied in Long Island city, and hoarding her meagre savings un- til she secured p are money for her mother and family-, she.sent them the money and then anxiously awaited their arrival in their new home.

A letter ~from the old home in Bus- sex, sotifyilll! her that her loved ones had taken passage on the Titanic, was the last word she ever received. The dread news of the disaster recoll- ed her, but she bore up, believing that some member of her party might have escaped. For five months she has waited in the little home in Long Island, but has finally given up and come to this city to seek work in the shoe factories. The representatives of the White Star line have never sought to make any settlement with her.

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SPEZIA, Italy, Sept. 30-William

Marconi, Wireless Telegraph inventor will probably lose the sight of his eye, even if no grnver conseeqilences ensue, from the automobile accident previously reported. -

A specialist, alter a thorough ex-

amination of the W/ounded eye, says he hopes the ,sight is not lost, but cannot tell until the swelling goes down. _ ‘ The inventor it is announced, is en- during great pain with fortitude. His ,general condition is today reported to be improved and the only serious consideration now is the possible less ofthe sight of his injured' eye.

SHIPBUILDING PLANT BURNS.

DETROIT, Sept. 38.-Fire of un-

known origin almost wholly destroyed the Wyandotte plant of the Detroit Shipbuilding Company. Oillcers of the concern say the loal may be over $200,000. An excursion .steamer in the course oi construction at an estimat- ed cost of $1,500,000 was saved. _

DECLARE IIARTIAL LAW

IN AUGUSTA..

AUGUSTA, Gs., Sept. 28-As the

climax to rioting and the shooting of three citizens by State guardsmen in the car strike, Governor Brown has issued* a proclamation declaring the city to be in a state of insurrection and ordering the immediate enforce- ment of martial la_w.'0ne man was, killed. `

nm Honra 'ro want'

'ro WED nndnmnn.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-Nina Cameron

Graham, the only English woman,

who has taken the dzree -oi Bachelor of Engineering, sail ysnterday for Winnipeg, where she is to marry Cecil Stephen Walley, of the Domin- ion Bridge Company. The introduc- tion of A woman into the engineering profession nt first created B little flutter of opposition to Miss Grsham,\ but her Influence for good among young men was dilated upon in uni- versity publications, and a runark- able ovation was accorded her when she was invested _ with her degree. This was looked upon ss the finest testimony that could have been given as to her popularity.

IIIE YIEITIIER '

ini .rrlrillluls

mes. sees. src

(gpecial to The Gruerdian.) ' TOR NTO, Oct. 1.--Fresh north- westerly to south-westerly. winds, partly fair, some showers. No de- cided change in temperature. The lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was forty-two dogma ab- ove sero and the highest w forty-

corded the previous night was forty- ‘two above. At nine a. m. yesterday it was forty-four degregs _above and at _nine p. m., lt _was forty two sb- ove. ‘ "ne tide will -be high this afternoon at 1.15 and tomorrow at 8.04; it will be hightemorrow .morning at 1.10 and Thursday at 1.40. The' suns sets 'this evenin st 5.40

_and tomorrow st 5.0!; it rises to- morrow morning at 6 and Thursday at. 0.01. There vu s full moon on 'rbursl day, Blpt. lith, at 7.84 p. m.

‘ 'M mm of was will is dm.. hours age 'forty»one‘mnn\tee. (nom eceerqayh infusing Guardian)

` ' 10-1l|8i.

The temperatlre at eleven o’cicch

des. '*Bmt Rose, openlaeesal _ ‘case wacm. liaderltodsy by the “leexall-Stern" teet- _ sindly ann at iecriuroy st.

cd thermometer witlra sem 'ex- posure vss forty-six degrees stove. _

' '[he__ uarter ol the rn will

on lallngdsy, Oct, I atoozis p.

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iawalc Enierilpon Work _

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OTTAWA. September 29--Sir Geo. llqurrsy, until 'recently permanent head of the treasury and dean of the civil service of Great Britain, whose services have been secured by the' government to plan departmental re- form here. has arrived in Ottawa and will at once enter upon his work. For many years complaints have been made that the existing system is responsible _ for much overlapping and inter departmental _I iaalpusy. with a resultant lack of elliciency ,ln many instances. Then it isbelleved that s shifting about of several branches.: and placing them under de-_ partments didering from where they_ are now, would be beneficial. For instance, the agriculture department has under it a number of services with no connection whatever with agriculture. It is desired to initiate such reforms as may be necessary to prevent over-lapping, and to secure lrreater cohesion and emciency in th! service. V

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*HEADS THIS WII

MONTRAI., Sept. 28.--"I under-

stand Premier Murray, of Nova Sco- tia, has stated that he would bs glad to receive n delegation of suf- fragettes and I hope to he able to visit Halifax with this object in view," declared Miss Wylie, thc Bilg- lisn suffragette this morning. "Pro- bably I will visit New Brunswick too, and try in both provinces to arouse the women, and organize societies to aid in securing the vote."

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BTORMY SCENES AT

PEACE CONGRESS.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. 28-

Another stormy scene marked the con- cluding session today ol the Interna- tional Pemcs Congress. The uproar was caused by-Ts speech bv Dr. Gohat in which the presidentol tbe'interna- tional bureau of peace characterized' the Italian airmen who have been operating in Tripoli during the war as hrlgands of the air.

Loud cries of protest were raised in

several sections of the audience and the speaker was compelled to stop fo: several minutes. \

` PRINCE OF WALES FINED.

LONDON, Sept, 23-The king has

no patience with careless sportsmen who carry their guns any way, and his sons before being permitted to learn how to shoot have had lengthy lectures in sporting etiquette. At Balmoral, the Prince of Wales has just been condemned to give up shooting for an entire week, as a punishment _for carrying his gun without due precaution.

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Situation IIega_rde`d'Ae .SerIous.Tllrlk_Ish Fiircte ' Are-Moving. ‘

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sons, nigeria., -sept. mobilisation- nL.th|-illllxllhll war proclaimed by the gov today. " ‘ Action was taken in consequence I the slsrinlng news!'seceived_hure»Dti1 the concentration ci considerable lor- ces or Turkish 'rroope' in the Milli? borbood of Adrlanopie and along thg

Bulgargn frontier. V _

The ullrarian cabinet desires

prepared for any eventuality might arise. ' ___‘ (Canadian Preis)

LONDON, sent. I0-The near ess-»\ terusituatlon is conliderefl in ¢_|D\°‘ matic circles here 'ns being distinctly. serious _although the oniciais are nil' posed tc be ontlmlitio- '_ This feeling is wldelyshared in com

sequence of the latenels of the son and the fact that the l10wel'l__sN working in concert in endeavoring ta- addresd the Balkan' ' states to keel? the peace. The stoppage of the ».pss~. sane of the Servian ammunition bm the Turks is regarded sl the IIDIU serious In current records.

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0'l"l'AWA,_ September Z9-The gov- ernment has let the contract for the last section of the Hudson Bay. rail- way, _and this new spout for the gree-_li ' western granary is to be completed by 1914. ' . The last section, extending from' Split lake to the h§y.`iB 165 mllel' long to Port Nelson; and 245 mils) ` long to Fort Churchill.

This last link is to be built by J,

D. McArthur at n pricewllich is cori- sidered by the government U0 be s ‘fair cue. The McArthur contract, means the building 0! the lilA0.¢»0 P911 Nelson, unless, .further ilvpltiga-

:ting biydsfiglrrtmental engilzgs, it is. cons ,fla.pr|¢tisll»_ __ _ " Q reason is est¢elims‘%’isrrnia\le;st Por; Nelson. ls] yet solpeidnforma-

tion to be sn-lylled bytlie enginee_ - before the ection ol' Port Neled;

‘ becomes final. `,In‘the meantime th!

advantages appear to be with tho Port Nelson route, not the leastcon- sideratiorbcing that of the dider- ence in the cost of transporting the wheat ss between the shorter and -the longer routes. ` Work on the leeboard section .will commence with n slight delay nlpoa- sible_, and it is expected that a good! deal of the contracts' supplies will! go in bv water during the present fall. ' ‘

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captures first and second places by largemargins. No. 4 Battery former- ly old No. 2, wins first in all three competitions viz Eniciency of Person- ell and Equipment, Gun Practice at Petawawa land General Eniciency of Canada. This is the third successive year that this battery has carried oil the General Eillciency-this year by a larger margin than ever. No. 3 Bat- tery, formerly No. 1, wins second place in each competition others be- ing far behind. It should be B riinttny- of interest to every Islander to have such splendid results achieved by the "boys in blue.-" Their superiority is so marked in every competition that there are no real rivals to dispute their claims to first and second Places.

The No. 4 Battery wins Edicicncy

of Personell and Equipment price _of $30 with 273 points. No. 3 |20 se- cond with 271 points. No. 4 wins Gllll PYBCUCG at Petawawa, the Wil- son Bmith Challenge Cup and $60, with 321 points. No. 8 the Mescios

Challenge Trophy and $50 with 264

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'rue lun returns or Heavy Artillery _ was ssl points. No. a on smas-

compctitions for Canada have beenftion Challenge Cup`s and $25 wltl|`

received and once more this Province;580 points, It will be seen -from the

above that the two Charlottetown

batteries have captured all the gw things on the prize llet. Variou_a_o - er prizes for Gun Layers. ers, Signalicrs etc.. have not ` bell received. _ Lt. Col. A. G. Peake, who is in

command of the Regiment is certain- ly to be eongratlllelted on its shew' Ing during his first year of cemmcnih He has every reason to feel proud 0! its standing among the crack regi- ments of Canada. The Officers of the P. E. I. Heavy Brigade auclqslul batteries sre as' follows. `

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Major C. Leigh

Capt. C. L. McKay

Lt. J. N. Stanley Lt. W. McGa‘idcr ; Lt. G. McLeod

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Major J. R. arke Capt. D. A. eKinnon _ _ I Lt. J. A. S. yer - _ Lt. E. E. Jordan ‘ Lt. H. D. Bethune Lt. L. N. Seaman. '

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MYSTERY ABOUT DEATH.

WINNIPEG, Sept. 27.-The death

on Monday of .Miss A. Elias, at n llenonite village near Gretna, was re- ported this morning to the Attorney- Gene:-sl's Department by Bishop Za-

aarias. The Bishop went to conduct

e funeral service, when he diewver-

ed that the girl’s body had been tak- en lrom a well, and refused to pro- ceed with the service. as satisfactory eiplanatiens wie not forthcoming. An inquest has been ordered.

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