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Politics in Newfoundland-

Sr. JoisIN’s, Ndd., Oct. 30-Sir

William Whiteway has retired from the leadership of the Liberal pai ty here.and his mantle has fallen upon the should- ers of Robert Bond. Colonial Secretary for eight years under the Liberal ad- ministration.

The new leader assumes his otiice

with two constituencies open, viz: St. John’s East and Fortune Bay. For his party in these districts he has adopted as candidates T. D. Ryan. president of the Irish Society [merchant] for St. John3s. and Charles Way. trader, for Fortune Bay. The government candida- Ul are T. E, Fm-neaux, proprietor of the Herald; St. Jo|m‘s not ye1F‘n'H$ed. Polling day will be the 9th of Novem- ber for both places.

121 Years Old.

WOLFVILLE, N ov. 1.-The annual

roll call of the Wolfville Baptist church took place on Monday evening. This is the eldest Baptist church in the nmritime provinces, having been organ- ized 12] years ago, with ten members. It now has a membership of over 450.

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"Better do it than wish it done.” Bel-

ter cure catarrh by taking Hood's Sar- nparilla than complain because you suffer from it.

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Strong, servicea b 1 e_ Boots made of Islandl

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cents at McEachern’s Shoe Store. 3 li

A snap -You can buy Ladies’ Gaiters

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THE BALANCE OF POWER

BxRuN,November 1.-The Gaza; and

Cszarina are expected to arrive at Pots- ldani Saturday. The visit is said to be ct a purely private nature.Some unknown ~ persons yesterday evening' mutilated , the statue facing the Stadtschloss at' Potsdam.

Rome, November 1.-It is announo-»

ed here that itis ceitain King Humbert and Emperor William will meet short- _ly and that the interview will be of great political importance to the Italian and German Governments, which have already agreed to renew the treaty of alliance. The emperor, it is added, is , also urging Emperor Francis Joseph to I visit King Humbert. ~

A DOUBLE MURDER.

Toizoirro, Nov. 1-A double tragedy

is reported from the township of Wilber. force,about eight miles from Egaoville. This morning the bodies of Mrs. Wil- liam Yastsr and the 17-year-old dough-

"ter were found horribly mutilated

,about their heads by some heavy in- strument while in bed. and their life _ less bodies now await the coronor’s in - speclion. The husband and father.. William Yaster, aged about 50 years,

lwho for some time has given evidence l

of insanity, is accused of doing the ter-_ rible deed. He had previously threat- l ened to take their. lives. Three children younger than the dead daughter who g were in the house at the time gave the _alarm to the neighbors. `

The End Inevitable.

, MANILA, Nov. 1.-10 p. rn.-All .signs show that General Yonhg’s rapid _advance is demoralizing the insurgems northward. Prisoners report them to? be fleeing to the hills. There ale many deserters and sick men and tle _former are taking their arms to the ‘ Americans. The cavalry and its rapid movements area puzzle to the insur- lgents, who think that the Americans

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is Holding nis Posiiion with iriii- lcry Fighting,

COLENSO IS .WELL DEFENDED

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ship Launched.

By Naval Dctachmcnts-I-Kimbcrly"s Garrison Wcaiv

or Waiting But Gan Hold Out-Bocrs Took

.Only 870 Prisoners in Mondays Battle- Thcir Succcsscs Gain Them Recruits-Battle

LONDON, N ov.| 2 -(Special).-Gen-

eral White telegraphs:from Ladysmith that all is well there and he is holding his position. A .

No news hasbeen' received of Gen-

eral Buller or his movementsf

The ar.i.lery duel continues' and Lieut. Edgerton in *command of the Naval Brigade of H. 'M. S. Powerful was severely wounded.

The Boers have occupied Pomersy

near Ladysmith.

The belief is that the Boers are

keeping up the fight at Ladysmith while endeavoring to get behind it to cut the bridge over the Tugela River, this is defended by guns at Colenso which is believed to be well fortified

and capable of keeping the Boers at a distance. I

Colenzo, another occupies an important position south of the Orange River, while it is declarid that substantial deiachments of sailors are 'at the chief centres of Dutch disaffection.

The government does not allow any

definite statement regarding the naval strength in South African waters, but it is believed that there are eight vessels of various classes at Cape Town and that neighborhood and six at Durban.

Loimoiti, ' November 2.-The Globe,

commenting on the situation in Be- chuanaland, says. ' ' “Already two batteries of Held ar- tillery have _been_ sent up the Ora nge river to the relief of Kimberley. It is probably only a matter of days when they should arrlve.”‘_ .1 ~ ._ ,

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The public derive some comfort from

the belief that the the warships have sent several detachments inland besides the contingent at Ladysmith.

There is no oiiicial news of landing of

bluejackets and marines, but it is stated that _a strong naval force hold the bridge across the Tagela Rivfr at

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CHATI-Isis, Eng. Nov 2 (Special).

The iirst-class battleship Venerable was launched to-day wiih unusual enth- usiasm.

Mrs. Chamberlain christened her and

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with her husband received a great “me 2°

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GEN. WHITE AT LADYSMITH

= MAP SHOWING THE ATTACK ON LADYSM '1'hepa.ra.lle4lblaekliuesrepresen‘tappro *lsépodrom

of th; force surrounding, Ladysniifih, 'whom “W5 G HW-

SAMOAN AFFAIRS.

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_ the Italian bark Beroogliere. arg COLENSO BRIDGE. ~ ._ - -. - ~- d °-“""

with sinking a trawler in collision an KLM” Cn, Nw* 1___A ,pda

‘ ` _ _ _ ` leaving the crew to their fate. the Star from Albuquerque. N The defenders at Kimberly can hold king is offering s vigorous resistance to _ isays ‘General Frednwk Flleliel

out but are wearily waiting for relief. the Boer attack. Farther to the north- _I ,

The stories of Boer victories are ward another small force is holding its Q mm' Kms” mgiment' hu

_ _ D _ ____. I Topeka attorneys tcbring preceellys

g;iin_i)ngCt:em m_arEy accessions among owing _I t d t th HAUFAL N°v_ 2_(Special)-i-The pgagt mhmep Irelandlof St! Paul., t e u popuaiou. ese cas a en . o provo e . . or ma i becauseo sta emen

Twenty British dead and 100 wound- insigniiicancsl of the Boer attacks, steamer Daniel' New Yer: todnltgovo 9-t¢1‘lb\lli°d -»0 U10 ll'°h\¥1Ih°P ill! 100003

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ed were counted on the scene of Mon- lthough, as we have learned experimen- W” wrec a ""’°"'°W

day’s fight while the Beers sent _870 _t-ally, they can tenacionsly defend po- f _ ____- prisoners to Pretoria. _ lsitions of their own choosing. 1 ‘ 'A' '

AN HUNEST UHEMIST. ' - J

saved.

M t d ‘ ts are honourable, and there is no nad fliligygblfi to deal with men who (bwlllli animitation gives them more profit) tr? 00 S8-1

,_ guinaldo is per- _ 1 . I

,sonally conducting the campaign. He

iis asking, the people for rice and is, To Cure A ilvadaclie In Ten Minutes Uss d 'trying to replenish the army with re- ~ Cumfort Headache Cure. 0

cruits, but without success. _

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C122-111 0 f21‘fa1'~ t ered- _ ° ° . ' " _ Bermuda Easter Li|ies`

_ \11i1§__e_ have d_mm_1_y_ howeven In Now is the time to plant. If

hissing the necessary :ends and it is See our bulb catalogue with cultural instructions for

Saf dw doubtful whetherDr Leyds the special hard bulbs for house and 0 gn ground, and

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, . t tive of the Transvaal govern-_ ' i against 311.1111. ‘iiifilfiiu iiumpe win be sine' to supply' _ , , . I .lihinese Sacred Lilies

. l I ____ ` this. Under these conditions the whole _ _ _

CHICAGO

Nov whelit. -, ‘norm

pork. 7 96

_ _ wheel-.685 team,

Negotiations for a division of the ipork, 8 Samoan Islands are proceeding. _ l M3! -7” °°fl~ 39’ The Ueiiea.smss win preuiiiy ge: lm -“°

The Evening Standard-_saysz “M ite- iT°‘““°'M*°d G¢'~'m“7 WU`\'P1'°b‘°17 my i _ _ I _ _ ` , y out England’s interest in Ufolul Saveii

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,is en route home with the mustered

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