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wifi.-'i<’i’§{‘i8¢!i;ffji{i’i£iil”li'l?ii"..i}» cHAiu.oi"rE'i‘owN, i>RiNcE EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, oc'roBE_R 26,,i9i°.

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i=ssii.isi‘ or iiiiniuAil.ousi '

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W it A Tiniriiiii snowing ‘Fri<:_m___lll_lt 9?* P;i“‘=° ElSli;_"i’-_':i*°i"_'l‘;“'“°"“F ' I _ ,_ _ A ` the ist un' c _c our lllllliirr .ourcvor e-- oe ,

S I Wil Tie Published. lililt Sdtllrduy.

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Thoiliearing in the Hudson care wus ,-ggiiiiied yesterday morning at the omg colu't. A -good deal of interest

P

ww ,c-liown in the case. Mr stewart, continuing the case for ll” defence, called 'Janice McCabe, Stanholwi (sworn) Live ,li-nr the Hudsons, knew the de- ceascll Heard some ,quarrels between M,.,,_ Melilasters M10 the ile- ceascil, They manifested con- glderuiile excitement in a desperate ,bw iii which the language was had and they were very noisy. Dr lg, 3, lvlathieson, (sworn) I did not intend to give Dr. Johnson to inyileiistuiid that Miss Hudson died by iilinck. Severe degrees of fatty de- geiieriitioii of the heart Ina-Y “lst witlioiit one being aliie in tell it by the appearance of me iii-nrt. 'lt often causes sudiden ,l¢nili_ it lowers the pressure of |,l¢,i,il flow and affects the whole sys- mn, ii. is cuiised by phosphorous poi- son, kidney trouble, acute fevers. The Eyinptiiiiis are similar to dilatation. liiiianiinatoi'y affections of the he/art are soiue tiincs the cause of fatty ile- g¢n.,i'ntioii. A post irrortem ex-amiua-, tion is, in my opinion, not complete witiiinit nn cxiimination of t'l\e--hrain.‘ Miss liuilsou died on Tuesday -and was luu~i~ieil on l1‘ri_dn.iy and tl1_e__llost "_" l'iiiiti'nued on pa-ge 6.

RECIPROCITY

WAHI-IINGTON, Dk C., Oct. 24.- (liiiigi-css nt the short session begin- iilng next Dccembcr, will he asked by lir. 'l‘iiit to pass a bill authorizing wniplcte reciprocity with Cwnaida.. This was decided upon after a confer- cnre lurid by Mr. Taft with Secretary Knnx, Mr. Henry M. Hoyt, Council- lin nf the State. Department, and (lharles M. Pepper of the Bureau of Trade rclritions. Mr. Taft will probably m-ake this the lending features of his message (laiiallian reciprocity project one oi to Co'iigres.~¢. lf the necessary author iiatioii is forthcomiiig, this Govern ment will estiiblisli a trade bureau in (laniidu, and (iiinada will do likiewii-it iii Wasliinirton. Negotiations ta wards i~i:<:i.procity with Cannla have iiliegdy pi-o,;ressed far enough to war- rant Mr. Taft in ma"<ing ri definite ltconiiiii-iiilntioii to Congress.

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HUNIEHS SAW

LUSI BALLUUN

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Special to The Guardian.

can hunters who arrived fromi a. shoot-

ing expediiticn ncar lake ’1‘emis`lca.nii- ing expressed their belief that a bai- loon they saw is the missing Ameri- ca.. _

The hunters belong to Fort W-ayna,

Indiana, and when they saw the bal-

of Kappewa.

The balloon passed ovcr their heads

on .'Wednesdiay morning.

The country in which it must have

landed is very rough ri-nizl iiiiinhuibited and it is feared the balloonists have lost their lives. Tbey`wnre not well supplied with l1l'0ViS'\0I1s and game is very scarce in

that country. ¢

CAIAPBELLTON RELIEF

(JAMPBELLTON, ' Oct. 24-Two

bales of supplies were recently receiv- ed from Vancouver by the relief com- mittee of this place. While examining those one of the members of the com- mittee found three notes of hand in the pockets of an- ol-d garment. Thcsc, which aggregated in value $4,000, were payable at the Bank of Nova Scotia, Vancouver, and were immed- iately ‘forwarded there.

A temporary school building erect-

blirned d‘own,was opened today.

The relief committ?e’s bliiidini;

committee has $7,000 balance on hand. There are sixty applications on the l>0~k§. .<s.l...ti\.~=....c.<.>.rcu=.i.t.i;ee.., .whim . ..r.1il.1v he described as pressing with the few buildings in course of construction not 'half finished. -Besides th-ese tlierc are ninety cases which the committee have not felt justified in touching, on account of the shortness of their

lIliinrd's liiniment Cui-cs Dandruil. , funds. ~ ,' '

REPRESENTATIVE

NAMES FROM

EVERY PART OF E. ISLAND

'l‘li.- Two Grniid l‘i'izi»s, cliiisisting

Pity 'l'iiiii~s, will hc awarded the Two llll~‘l\`l~1lll'lNT DIS'l‘Itl(1'l‘S, who may which ciiiic the winncr or winners of

the 'l‘iiurs.

llistriet No. One (District Prize

Sliniiiivrsidci ' Miss i<‘lo Mcl(erizie.............................. iiliss Kiitic Largc.......... Miss Nellie Gillespie...... Miss Murioii Noi‘ton........ Mi-.~:_ J. F. Trainor........ Miss (lrrfrudc B0vyer..... 'Miss Lillian Pickard...... Iiiii-is 7.1-lla Wi1Iiams........ liiiss Mury G-oodwill........... Misa .li-iinic Loneril~a.ii....... Miss iiertie Flvans........... Miss May (".oyle........... Miss lllii Dniron.............. Mrs. Vcriion Mattl\ew........ Iiliss Ii`lol'cnce Phlllips......................... Miss Jenn Arhing ....

District No. Two (District Prize

lfciisiiigiiiii, liloiitngilc, Georgetown, lilies l<‘iinuie Mosse............................... Iiiiiis liiiuru (l<>x...... - Mliiiiiie l1erninrd........... liiisu ililiiry Kinch.......... liiiss .iiinic Hichard...... Miss I.i1.'/.ic (‘-ai~lely........ liliss l<l.~ii.clIe McIicali‘...... Iiliss liihcl McLea'n...............................

of Bermuda lslanll and Ncw York Highest Contestants, 'BEING have choicc of 'l‘ours_ or Pianos, lh thc District Pianos will be awarded

plana), incluies Cliiirlotfzetown and

249 Queen Street

60 Bayfield Street.

Orlcbar Street.

7 l’i'in`ce Btrect

22 Grafton Street. <

135 Elm Avenlic. 88 Lower Water Street. 76 Elm Avenue Brighton; City.

105 Pownal Street.

203 llichmonil Street.

Charlottetown.

80 Spring Park Road.

Suminersidc. Summerside. Summersille.

Albcrfzon, Tiitliiiill.

Piano) includes Souris.

Keiislngton

Siiuris Tigiiish Til.-,~nisli Tiginlsh

Kciisingboii

Alherton

Montague.

District No. Three (District Prize Piano), iiucludcs thc Villnl-IPF* _Hml

Post Ofliccs of Klng's, Quecn's and Prince Counties, und all other points

in l‘i~incc Edward Island not listed

in Districts (inc iii- Two.

Iiliss .Iennlc UamlJheill......,...................LMilton Cross.

liliini Mnitgie (lampilicll.........................Fairfield.

Miss 'l‘illie Hiiwatt.................... ........Coleman.

Mrs. lilllwin L. Harrinl.;ton..................0cean View. Miss Margaret J. Stevenson...............New Glasgow. lilies .I-iiscpliiiie Pcirier............. Gilbert. Mins Melanie Arsenault.......... Gilbert.

Miss Annie McNall

F mont Bav

liiiss ldnid Smlth.i.}l........... ........P§wnal (-Rural Route)- Miss Marie DesRochcs....... ........Miscouche.

Miss Amic Hume............ ........BristoI. _

Mies Gladys McLean...... ........Cra.paiid

Mins Surah Doiron...... .....St, Anii's.

Mrs. J. M. Watkiris........ Mir-is Louise Howard...... Miss Evelyn l{enne<ly....... Miss Bon Wesi.away......

Sherwood Station. I

Umlwinsloe Station.

.Sou'ris West. .Albion, Lot 59.

MTH- Walter Haszard....f. .::f::.M'iii-rliy Harbor S0\Itl\~ miss Gertic Meglson........... .....Lot 6.

iss Blanche Mui' h ._ ...Panmurc Island.

was Annaleana Mcli'adyen.......

iss Ruth Pickering

.St. Catherine. .Clinton.

Mini i.. ni-eliiiiitv... .`.`.".`.".`.".'.I'.'.`. '.`.`.`.1.Aieximaiii.

Ml" Mary Mcnelleli ` ' ' Miss Annie 14'. Brown..............'....

'Mi Annie Hazel McDon'ald......

.E,'rin1rosa. Bayside. .Dun-das.

Miss Mary Brehaiit. .AlexarRira.

mga. Malirl McKlnnion........................ Mg: gcronica Pearl Grcennn............. Mi” Bfrnice Bridget Joh'nston.......... Mis Eanehe Baunders....;...... MNH tliel I-1ug§ii'i

ii christina. e§ea...... . .

Miss lrliirince Goed.......... .. gina Myrtle ’l‘a'!ibr.......... . .. lil Florence I-lickoy.......

......-....0

.Gaspereaux. .Shamrock. .K'lnkora.

.'i'rilby. .Uig~g.

......3ea't\rerdalc

. insloe Stntlnn. lfounds Mills. l

. Brac. ,

MONTREAL, Oct. 25.--Four A`mieri~ . I ,

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I IABLISH-I

llllNli|]|llNf CULUNY

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CALGARY, Alta., Oct. 24.-The Earl!

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paid to the first person send- ing iii the iiauie of the culi- didate receiving the giezitest iiuiiilier of votes iii this

favorite and we will call upon her without suggest- ing your iian_le.

of Hiarrowliy, accompanied by his wife and son who are'making 3, tour

establiisli in lony similar to that es- tablislicil li he Duke of Sutflierlli-nd.

two smash-ups, no flights, and 750(l`\

and Monisant cared to dare it anill

race, Alfred Leblanc, the champion

'y f , - c

Aubiurn,, his pupil, -and the onily' avia-l tor who finished with him in the re- cent Circuit De L’Est, and Hubert Latham, all complainl that the course is .not laid out according to the rules 'of the Federation Internale, and Le- blanc wrote to the Aero Club .of France ten days ago asking if the French team should compete. They/ expect instruction 'by cable tomorrow or` the day after at least.

The other four Frenclimcn here to

compete, for the altitude, distance and duration prizes are not affected, hilt the Gordon-Bennett is the ired letter cvent of the aeronautic calen- dar. It brought the International cllli to the country, and with it this, the second International meeting in the history of aviation. To have the French cracks ‘default would rob the toiirnament of more than half its in- terest and so far as its most import- ant event is concerned, ol all its competitive

for the first distance event, this af- ternoon, thc official code signal gave the wind at from 20 to 30 miles an hour auid it was freshing every min- ute. Tnc.sky was clear and it was painfully cold. Four starters' were announced, but after eight minutes delay only Graihame-White and Mois- ant- came -out. White chivicd his ma- chine into the wind and rose calit-- ioiisly. He needed all his caution, for evcn at a height oi’ not more than forty feet, he pitched like a ship in a heavy storm and nlightcd care-ened to one side, and splinters went flying into the air. His whirring propellor had touched, and both blades were smashed.

Moisant never got od the grounds,

but his machine was much more bad- ly hurt. The wind picked it out of the hands of his mechanricians and let it fall again. Both his planes were crumpled, his rudder broken, and his crank shaft bent. White said his dam- age could 'be repaired in a couple of hours. Moisant hoped to have his ina- cliine repaired by next Tuesday.

The Wright team, Hozsey, Bpookins

and Johnstone, were all will-ing and nnlxious to ny, but Wilbur Wright al- lows none of his machines to go oilt. on Sunday, and although the man- aiglement pleaded with him, over the telephone, he remained obdlirate.

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L._..i..l.

We publish today for the first time

round the world, were guests of the lilill Of the I\°mil1&l1l°“8 *nt ill' bl' C. P. R. in Calgary Saturday. The interested friends and acqilainttwes earl is deeply labored in the ready- for the three districts in the Bermuda

loon they were thirtyfive miles north'madc fiirr. - heme an-d may possibly Island, New York, City, and Plano

Contest.

in her name.

iELliHliilNEVI

assigned. ,

bscnce for the last ten years under a

tacit uurierstanding that he was to devote his time to Arctic explora‘i.ioni

Mr. Maclnnis 'is ii Prince Edward

ecision of the Russian Courts that

contest. No condition att- |

` ached to the offer. ]ust ` send iii the uzluie of your _ _

The Guardian would ask every road-

H0 willl ;, __,_<l,g5 the Qu-m,,ilim\ gllili er to look down thc list for their hav-1 here, orite, and if she is not there to sand

, Dont forget that Ten Dollars in

___ _ _ Gold will go to the on-e who secures ' ‘ i

' thc highest vote during the contest. , ,

- Select your favorite lady, send her <

siiuiiii in ui nnuiiili

Special' to The Guardian. - i 'S 1 1 t Th G d~

NEW‘ YORK Oct, 25.-Count U6 ' lgegfgnogy %ctuar2;BE'Spen_k'ing at

Lessilils at the 1’iiternational Aviiitioii 1 Nofwich judge dmntham urged the tournament carried Miss Grace Mc- ~ axtensiun of the operations of labor Kenzie of Toronto around the course ` exchangim to Ca»nad.a_ °f 2% lfllumiitfes libre” time? , ‘ . - | There was work for everybody in

AVIAIIIHS Billilll WIIH A iiiiiiii-'i'i=iiii niiiaiifisii

:lasting bllt a. few hours in the Oldi ,

` [Bailey criminal court today the jury] *_* ,

w|NnSlfound ldthel Clara LeNeve not guilty BOSTON' Oct' 24~"Th`e Imports °l

as an accessory after the fact in th salt -mackerel for the past week have

_ _ m,,,.de,. of Com Helm G,.l,,,,e,,_ for been heavy, the total being 341\bbls,

ed "dal" the SWG Oi the 011° Wliwll WHS, -- l,,,l,,,,,,, dem, DL Urlppen will dl, on including 1353 iibis from ireland, isis

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-There were the gauuws November the gtk lyb‘ls from Norway.amd 608' “bis from

diszippointeil spectai-,oi'~ int tn 'ec- 1 <1 d 37 l l l; l l cli- onll day of the Internhationa1eAi;ia- DID '£3515 T22 filet? th.:;aT,;:l;l lyblg -l-l°“~m2@t-at I-l9lm"’"t Park’ LOW! IS' ' DUTYlfresh mackerel- for the week and-354 land- The Wllld W” S0 Ve""i“g mat” ---- lbbls have come in from Canada. The °“‘Y *W9 *“"“t°“~ G”‘““‘”F'w“““ WASHINGTDN, oct. 24.-Altiiciignlceniaiia for salt miieiierei is niiiei,

. i is leave ofalisence expired yesterday,]with prices steady and unchanged.

gggoggflinglgrsgrlef' mough wm“’“t', lnptain Robert E. Peary, the Arctic A iimier market is noted' for all --wi -- »--H-A-mi ‘°r“:s““y:°'i“i’ §‘.';‘i1.2‘.s:.”°.'3.:‘;‘;.z.’::‘;i"“....s;°““u

gretted sending away a good crowd .I5 a cu" enginee m E na y' c '

- _“_ it was ms,e_“m,,ee.,.m‘1,.wmi fhé--~diE§~iag»Secy. of the Navy Winthrop said the Mains coast, and prices are well

`"""“"“"“Y"WEN"WE' “NEW-I satisfaction of the three French avia- gmt' lt' had "wt _yet been deemed to iluilllainiedl with the packers behind on

tors entered for the Gwdon Bennettliihat work Captain Peary would be~ e iver es.

cross-cniinti hier 0 France Emiii i Captain Peurv has bers <1" 1821" Ol FIIIED $600

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His latest leave was glranited in April, today for 5 breach lol the immigra- and as he has not applied for further tion law_ » xtension, it is assumed at the Navy The charge was laid by E.. Blake Department that he is ready to return Robertson, of the immigration de- o active duty. He was recently pi:o- partment, Ottawa, who came nere at motcd to the rank of captain by vir-,the request of thc garment workers, tue of the retirement of a senior of-| who made a charge that ali-enlz were nicer, being brought here from New York ` ----.»-- to work. He claimed t-hal: six men

ha. ‘ g

P' E' I' Rochester, after being refused admit-

To tange into the county at Suspension

, --- liri ge. _ _

HALIFAX, oct. 25-Ae ii cciigi-egii-, Rackoil pleaded guilty. and Said li tional mcctiiig in Park street church was unnecessary t0 WIV3 eV\d°“°°~

last evening, it was unanimously dc-'

cided to extend a call to the pastor- 5 0F

ate of’ _the church :to Hey. John M. *_ M“°1“‘““» Of .P*“.1“d“1Ph‘€“ o'r'rAwA, oct. zi.-'rue proiiaiiiiity

. i ‘l will be the future'fuel used:

Island boy, but was educated in the that C” . ,, ,U .bed St b h he h E held Bev_ for power purposes in the Canadian

- In ia s, w er a - _

When the bomb and bugle sounded'el-all lmportgnt pasfgpal ch,,rgeS_ and l‘lB<VY._ 18 f0f‘_’5h;d0‘;'i';dh;n ;9(l';n¢';lcl°i‘_;'_

I or Gaston mg clause W lc W re ' fi htin continuing as the boat pul-

il§r;~1l>fyIt'IeT~TErrlil: cllllarcllfst Phlllrdellshia, Sefted in 'au “Mes °l_ Crown h’”’d“ legd int?) mid-stream. The strike is for wlilch seats over 2,000 people. ~ f0_!; D@U`0_l0“m P\“`l’0‘¥e*’~ _ shorter hours and an increnise in pay.

He is B young mam a powerful and -That if in the opinion of the Min- , ____ _

eloqluent preacher, and if he accepts i!l5€l`» UW Bald Def-1'0l€l\m. or its pro-‘Mlm the call to Park street, will he a de- flilCCBi 0!` &1lY P0"-l°n tl1€l`€0f» 5h0“ld cided acquisition to the ministerial at any time during- his demise i1e'rc- J- ranks in Halifax. The call will come quired for the use of His Malffsty S -- iiefore the Halifax Pi-eebyrery at its oiinaiiian Navy. uw Minister shalll Tonoufro, oct, 24.---F. A. Aciniiii, meeting to-morrow evening. Ihave the right of preemptifm Ol all Deputy Minister of l.a~li‘l'.'r, who was in-

BFIIIISH Hill “ ......,. .'JilHN i, l]lX EMIS

, i]N»HUiiSEViLI

, ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 24.»Repeating

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with renewed emphasis his previous -assertion that he is not and never had been connected directly or indirectly with any wall paper trust, as alleged by Colonel Roosevelt, John A. Dlx, ~Democratic nominee for governor, in a’ statement tonight, demands from the former president “the apology which one gentleman owes to another

for even involuntary misrepresentat- on.'

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Canada, he said.

Canada. The New England fleet has

HAMILTON, Ont., Oct. 24-A line

of $600 was imposed on Jacob Racluofl

d been biou ht into Canada via

AN S GREAT TOUR

A A SHIPWRECK AND

VIILUAHLE HHH] A

MINE ililllill

Speui l to The Guardian.

Iii.l‘}l.l.UUlflNE, Oct. 25.-The Bull-

finch gold discovery gives promise ol great values,

S0m€ Slliocimens of ore indicate an

,average of 400 ounces to the ton of rock. ` `

A rush has been started all over

Allstralia and "wildcat" projoters and option hunters are crowdedvin thel field. . l The Government has surveyed ii township site and within a month building blocks will he ready' ,The marvellous lode has not yet been foimd to extend beyond Dullfiiich, but companies contend that it con- tinues and have floated many claims.

’I‘herc is frantic speculation on the

Adelaide and Mefliourne exchanges.

Mr. Doolittle who purchased the

Bulliinch for .£25,000 is now reckoned worth £1,000,000.

He was origin-ally a tailor in Adc-

lalde and made a fortune in the Kul- goorlie mines.

MONTREAL, Oct. 21-Friday Wasil

an ideal day for McGill’s annliial in- ter-year sports, held on the M. A. A.

A- l1l`0lIll‘dS- Two old records were! broken and one ellllalled. The first record to go was the 16 lbs. ham-' mer, by McDougall, a freshman, who threw the hammer 106 feet 8 inches, against. the old record of 105 feet.

Ken Dowie, last year's captain of

‘the track team, made the-second re-

cord, tliat of the 120 yards liurdles in 16 2-5 secs., 2-5 sec. better than the lireviolis record.

Harold Stanley won the 220 yards

in 23 secs. and the iliinrter mile in 53 2-5, losing the 100 yards by only a. -few inches. In this race the old re- cord of 10 1-5 seconds was eiluallcd.

Harry Smith won the Pole Vault nt

8 feet 10 inches. He ‘then tried to break the record of 9 feet ll inches, but failed. This record is at prcseiit held 'by R. A. Donalioe(l’. E. I.) Second plz-ice in the Pole Vault was won by McDonald, anlothcr Islar.dcr.

J. M. Smith won second place in

the High Jump.

DETECTIIIES AND

STRIKERS BATTLE

NEW YORK, Oct. 24-A riotous de-

monstration iu which two strike- hrcakers were hu-dly injured, marked the thirclday of the strike of drivcrs and helpers of the United States Ex- press Company lat I-lohokcn, N. (1.1 Eight waggons guarded by liiivatr detectives and manned hy stlzikc- breakers, were assailed by a crowd of strikers and their sympathizers anid stones and other missiles wcrc hurled at waggozl crews and detec- tives. A detail of policemen charged and dispersed the crowds. The trou- ble was renewed when these \\'ag,;on.~i were driven inf-o a'fer1'y boat, the

crude etrolcuni oil, or its products

ivince is bound to increase the taxa- yesterday was fifty-two degrees alilove `jfi5WLfNG, Bourke's Alley under t __ _ tion by lessening the population ar-il aero and the highest was forty above .markat. Open lawful days ten to F 6-

lilecreunlng the business. fun till nir/zap. m. The lowest record- eleven. 104051"- ' ---i--- ‘cd the previous night was thirty-six

jured in a street car accident on Sun

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I gotten or won undcr his demise for day waning, was still unconscious

A, T such use as aforesaid. t-he priC€ i0 be thus evening.

sr PETERSBURG oi-i 24-'riie agreed 0" “"“'°°“ tl" Ml“““°’ “““ '""'i'*°-“

R -' G '_ im d'c'1i“e.d the the lessees, or in case of difference to

US$18.11 l)VOI`f1IIl€'ll S 6 english proposal to iiriiin-are nie | he lixedubv the ‘EX'=h°u112r Court Ol _.___

steamer Ol-dhamia dispute, and theif§anad‘a. __ _ LONDON UCL z2__4_55 "_ m___A American request for comreusstivni' W" . -niiiletiii has inet been iesiieii mitiii-i ff" *"0 Carl-f°~ '°“ tl” H’°""d th” the ‘ C0l\d€l'iSl!d AdV¢l’llS¢l'f\€IllS that the condition or ri~iiici». i\‘i~iiiii~i.. a .. ,. f , _. -

ck a. brother of (iicirii ‘ilniv

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the cargo was wnnahand Was.mm1’ (T°°_l?_t£ .f9.".C1“*‘“n9.aEl°“'l lies become extrcmclv critical .lizrinz The ""“S“ ““`““‘°' °“‘““"“'“ "'“” »i'”<r=iT#i;"ii.i§my-yrsiaisfr.int ie.. imiii.. i»ii..n n~.....i..~ i. .iii

captured hy thc Russians on May 19, ‘ » _ , ' ' ' - - _ ,_ tl .1 _ ._ ,_ 1905_ during the R,,BS0_Jap,,,_,,,,,se Wm. ii two uniiai hill. Finder rewei-dc<l,;_vith i>l<__f_\r1_§£;;_;1nd leon y un<\l“ ll _

while .hound fm- yolwhama with E by leaving at this office. 10~29<lf3l- l

LOSS OF LIFE

Special to The Guardian.

SYDNEY, October 25 -News of the

wreck of the steamer Regulus, gl; miles oil St. John'i's Ncwfoundlaiiil land the los:-1 of 21 ul her crew ling reached here.

The Regulus li-ft Wnliana on Siit-

urdiny evening and liziil proceeded hut. a few miles when her steering gi-,ar became disalili-ii oiviiig ii ii lircak ln the tailshnft.

She tried to make Ht. .lohn'i-1, hut

with a terrific liiiirf.lieni~it liiirricane raging and her steering gear one nf commission thc ship could nl;it make the narrow entrance lcliding fo the harbor. .

When about lil miles isollth of Sf.

,Johii’s at Petty liarlliir the eaptiiin made an attempt to reacll tliatport, lthe entrance to wliicli is but it trifiii leasier of access thnil tliiit of St. John':-i, but the Regziliis wns iIi~ivcii .oii thc reefs illiiiiiiiiiiiiir zii.`4i.|iisr _iiiiiut land the iron hull wus riii.~ihilil in pie<:l>:~i. | 'l‘lii~ .ship iniiiii-llixitifly siiiik, nni-i~y- *ing ilowii the crew oi twciltymile souls. , li()'S'I`().\I, (ict. 25-'I`Iii\ rcliiirt wus |lii‘olii:lit to (iloiii:e.»'i,ci' by iislicrmcii that the scliiioiici~ Liiciiiiin of Glou- cester went down off Grand Hunks iii Friilziy's storm.

Two other schooncrs, the Titanic

and Maxime Elliott, also reported that thc storm ntartcd in the siiuth Atlantic and accliinliaiiicd hy tiilul ivnves ivnslied the const clear to the

ilinfr of Fuudy.

"i°°;*--* l Neither sch<.olici‘ wng giliilppnll will,

ri \vircles~s oiitiit and it mint bc

~ _ _weeks before the wreckage is picked

4 r ini. , '

, .Great uppreliensioii is felt along thc

AT coast lest more of the fishing crzift

~ have gone down.

3 UUISIIUNS EUNSIUEHIU

'i'Ulti,r'i\"l`iJ, (ict. 24. -The mcctin/g of Pi'ovincial i-cpl-cseiliriiivcs Sntiir.iiiv at Parliienif-nt Iiiiillliiigii was liri\'~;itn, No ilciiiiiie iicticn was taken, tlie Ub- ject apparciitly licilii! to lletwmiiie the views of~thL‘ 'fiiriuus l’1'o\'im-.es hy ii full and fran); iliscllssion. 'l`lrc con- ference lasted iill iii~iri.iiii:, and in the _iiftcriioiiii IC. Iinyley, K, (‘., lhq seem,- tary, gnvc out thc ofllcial statcmrnt to the press, stiitihig that 3, confcrvnci, was held between the le-gal rcprcsi nt- iitivrs cf all the Provinces with rc- ;.','ard to thc position of three- reli-ranch cs respecting the iiicorporation of comlianii-s, the Insurance Act, End the iishcrics case now before the Si p- remc (`uili't nt (lltnwn.

The lluestiiiiis uiiiici' ilisciission relat-

ed miiiiil_v to thi: :i'l\'i.~‘.abiIity of ap- lleil-li|1:r iriiin the order of thc Sup- rcme i‘ourf. upon thc question of its own jurisdiction, iiiailc on the lltll iif October last. Thi- iiiiesiioiis at issue were the rivlit iii l‘ri»-ainrinl co'm.piin- ics to dn liii.<iiir.»1.~i iiiilsidc tlicir rcs- pective l'i~ii\'iiic'r.~', iiiid to tax Doni- inion i‘oinlianic:a; ihe li-'iniinioii's jur- isdiction to iizisi; ircrtniii sections of the lnsiirniicc Art, uni ri-.fci‘cncc to thc llritish i`oluiiilii;i. and other iisliirr- ics.

The fliicstioii of reriirscntatioii of

thc different i’i'o~.`iiii~is in thc Diinriii- ioll House of (`oiuii*.ous was hrouglii. forward by iiic `reprc.seiitn.tives prc- scnt frizni flic i\liiril.imc l‘rovi\ices, and thrir \'ic\\'>: \\'ci'c iirgiicd mid dis- russell.

Fiirtlici- roiifi¢rciicc.< on this siilijrcf. will prolinl1l_v't:i‘=c plarc nf. ii future date, when flic l’r':iiiii‘r.=: of thc iitlier l‘ri\\ inrcs ning; hc eilpccfcil to iii: prius- ent.

NO TRACE OF BALLOONISTS

Z\"l`. liillTi.\‘, Mo., (ici. ill--'l`hc siiu ation in rcfcrciicc to the iiiii‘cl>oi‘icii ballnonisis iissiiiiicil ll si-ifiiiiis inqii-ci tonight. lf is liclievcd that ihc mv-ii liavc lnuilcil solucwliei-ii in the wilils of (`a:in.da, where they nlny ‘bc \'lr- tims of stai‘vutioii lzeforu siii~ciii‘ can reach them. 'Flin Acro (`lub tonir-lil. ,called upon Gen:-rlil 1<`i‘i-ll. /illi-il. Pliicf of fiir II. S. Signal (‘iii°ps ni. Wa.-.livlii~fiiii_ li. 1'., in linre flu' rr vrnuc cutters pntivlliiig the (iri-ni. l,,,,l<,-,c- l__-, lniik for \vi~i\i~l<u_i:e in liakn llui-oii. 'i`iii~ ii.--iiiisliip ,riinipniii-rs wliirii llu\'c \'l-=..;i»ls 1-lying I.:\kc Iiur- on lin] (1.\i\i's:i:;il Iiuy hr-\'i‘ l»l‘<‘|l rr- ,iii-i=ir<l to join in the sezirrli.

‘JIinnril'.< Iiiniiuciil for snlii i~\'<-ryivlicrn

. _ _ _ i _ `.,_»,-_-_-_-_~~~.~.~»,~..,.,` ~..,~ ,_..,`-~,..~,,

cargo of kerosene consigned by Am-,fNOTI(il~}, if Frederick Y-ates will, '_ erican citizens. l _ call nt 'lhc Guardian Office he E

-----~'-° somethin to his adwan-l '

will hear of g '

CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS tiiire, _ _ . 1'?'“‘l3ll"i _

,i\\,'AN'riaD, i-ciliible girl ier general

Special to The Guarding. _ d 1 hoiisew2c_>_l_‘_k.R_A_l:Dly _fi0__‘l;_‘|fS- J~

TORONTO Oct. 26- trong wn s, McKenzie, c mon . oppos e , . T \,, , \ _,I ~ _,H H t , ‘ A

:ElJfvtvierl‘E to westerly; cloudy with Convent S SALE “I m};26d'7!` (By Oscar Uma" nobmson-) .liiill lli:illi:l Hill; _l'|f]~li\v‘ iiiillikisl (Elln('tn'ten

‘ YSTER . We ave 5 S ‘li I C ycu tcll when n fini:-ii out iif tru,

, Tm, t . t th » 1 ,, -lvl Ol “Ni Class Oysters 101" 981°. `ay' coiilistlirleituillnie ) viiii will iiiiviiyn ne iniiiiii to ring

thi temirmn “N ?O,_,,_ _:$6 §e°r°;s'|hy the -barrel or bushel. or ln l0iB £0 ' lg tqgsed on the coinitcr to you ? ti-ne.

Sh _\ abgvéligxiong was y g 8 suit piir_chase}r_e. _Coi2_ei_g€imant_i;rec&iv- Ol course you cm, Len, for yon know. _ _ _ __ __

` . d wee ly- 0” » B BP. \|° 0'* every tum Ani, boys. f you new ow our

Ot ot on 'riia tide will be liigii -this evening gl omg 10_26d3,_ K 1 ,t _ me

‘ at 6.29 and tomorrow evening -at ’i".32. ° ' - Thllli lt Bl-rl 95 ll' ‘ 0”" “ng "

. - i The length of today will be ten af__ once;,__,;_ §_;>of;al_l;`l(if$»_ A __ bo ____ DU _(___ know that a

me Ing llwurs and twenty-nina minutes. - I F 9 39"" °Y~ ° Y 1 n i Y , -

ii I I 'fl--= as ce °n"f= =° ;,c'";'°:.:.:ia.:.;:;'1-iiii°i;';‘ :M22 .»..i.‘;=':‘:':2;‘..i‘.:i°.l... .....

_ d I t V i i t 6. . 9 0 ‘ - '

- allrlig Bslsufrfsiggllgg- glolggnifggn will iweek at the beginning. Apply at once through)

38( this .nltel-nwn ag 1,36, to The Guardian Office for full partie- lg ,ig simply detected in every-day

Evcry"order sent out of this Pro-I The highest temperature recorded "lan: ._ .. ., 1°'?5f1‘°“' “true ,

As the coin? For it doesnt ring

Ah, boys! If you want to be manly

Minilrd’s Llniinent relieves Neurairiafnbove. Minsrd'e Linlment Cures Burns. GW- mimi

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country ,rceliiicts

A genuine ninn, thou you, too,

Woulcl ciidcn\'or to llvc B llfc that

rcdccts

His image; and always ring true.

Ring true in your contests and games

on the field,

In your homes, with a crowd, or a.

ew ;

Though others may try their short-

comings to shield,

Yet, boys, just remember, ring true.

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