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lewel Robbery of Twenty Years Ago Recalled by Restoration of Plunder.

msrns noNoa`r¢rrcBxr.r. par.

Wrtkizsnsarra, Oct. 29.-(Speciall-

“Iditcbell day” was celebrated by the United Mine Workers with a general

suspension work and a monster parade.

There were parades also in practically all mining centres.

rl a. rm'crrm.L's novsmnsrs.

President Mitchell arrived from New

York and will got: Scranton, Pa., to at- _ tend the Arbitration Convention.

nxroauxn Ann 'rwsrrrr rxsas. Rocnlsrua, Oct. 29.-(Specall-TW°Di=Y

years ago on Tuesday, robbers stole valu- able jewelry from the h0¢l\€ Of MPS- Elliott, Ogdensburg.

She moved here and Tuesdav she re-

ce.ved a postal box containing the mise- ing jewels mailed from Prescott, Oi.-

tario,

MARRIED.

Al; the MBJISP, St. Anthony on the '_’£n<’,

ings” by vhe Rev. Archibald Gunn, Hel bert B. Shaw of O’L~ary Road, to Dorcas

At Covehead on Tuesday, Oct. 28th, Elia May McMillan, beloved Wife of Louis Shaw of Stanhope, aged 30 years. Funeral at 2 o’clock, Friday af'»‘!'"°°“

from her father’s residence, Charles Mc- Millan, Covehead.

Suddenly in this City on October 28,

Francis Tralnor. Funeral from his late rcsidelwe Gfilft "1

street, on Friday morning at 8.45 o'c1oc_k to St. Dunstao’s Cathedral, thence t0 the Raman Catholic Cemetery.

Fell asleep on \Vedueadar ¢V°¥lil\8.' 0% 2o‘th, Simon Walker Dodd, M D-

Fuueral from his late residence, Pownal

street, on Saturday, Nov. lst.. at 2 p. m. to St. Paul's Church thence to People's Cemetery. At Millvisw, Oct, 15th, after a linR¢l° ing illnsss, borne with resignation to the D.viue will, Mrs. Thomas llutlow. *Red 63 years, A husband, four sql!! M14 10|" daughters are left to mourn_the Ines 0! B devoted vi ire, and a -kind and lovin!! mother.

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-_,>3+.h, liary J. Towao, aged 43 !°l1“‘- [Funeral from her late residenee.Flfll'°Y

St. East, this morn ni! at 8.45 to St

Dunstan’s Cathedral.

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St. Iohn Barkentine Lost but ‘ Crew Saved.

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Ma. MAXWELL, M. P. snnIoUsLr ILL. -

Vaxcovven, Oct. -(Special.)-George R.

Maxwell, M. P. is in a serious -ccudi.ion and can hardly live. i Rev. Mr. Maxwell was born in Scotland

in 1857 and educated there, came to Canada in 1885 and after filling several pastortes there lu 1890 was called' to the First Presbyterian Church in Vancouver, In agitatlng civic reform he became popu- lar with the masses and was elected to the Commons in 1896 and again in 1900.

FATAL ACCIDIYT WITH RIFLE. I

Sr. Cxrnsarxb, Oct. 29. -(Spec1al)- Muriel Benson aged 20 was accidentally

shot and killed by her younger brother who was examining a rifle.

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HALIFAX, Oct. 29.-(Special).-Jas. F.

McGrath, aged 43, Superintendent of the Newfoundland Penitentiary died at the residence of Dr. D. A. Campbell here.

The remains will be 'forwarded to St. Jenin, N. F. ` ssnxeirrtzvs Losr, cmsw savllll- _ _..-sw `

E Sayre and coal laden, Parrshoro "tu

Bly Lear Cape Spencer and is a total io~s.

The crew were saved but lost every-

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MONTREAL, Oct._S'T-Unable _to secure prompt delivery of urgently required motive power from American and Can- adian builders, the Canadian Pacific rail- way has placed an order with a Gl\F8°W_ firm of locomotive builders for ten large locomotives. These will be the first loco- motives i upartf dliv t 1 Canada from G eat Bitaln in nearly half a century.

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H South Africa and examine ou the the I TM Tim” °`7'|°\ll¢iel'ltaods theirs*

RM wg" I ’ AND CAUSED BY ELECTRIC CURRENT ` ° °°°‘

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- I Problems present d b th i °°°°“”‘7'h°" h°5°°".

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THE Police Court room was filled last DI8htto overflowing on the occasion of the inquest into the death of the late Francis Trainer, i The coroner. Dr. Conroy, in addressing

the jury said:-The question for you to decide is, _ _did the deceased die from natural causes or by violence, did he die suddenly from disease of the heart or from the effects of an electric shock received while touching the incandescent lamp fixture. Sudden deaths arejust as liable to be due to naturalcauses as are lingering deaths, but asiuthis case there is reasonable around for suspeetingthat death 'was due to au excessive charge of electricity pass- ing through the body of the deceased, there is therefore every reason why you should make a _thorough investigation into the circumstances. Coincidenee must be taken into account and due allowance made for the possibility of sudden death occurring trom natural causes under cir-

well nourished, of good physique, weigh- ing about 2(1) lbs. Examined body care- fully fer external marks. Behind left ear was a small incised wound, below, and on the chin were two small coutused wounds inflicted it appeared, recently. On palm of left hand were eight small blisters. 'each about the size of a pin head. The body was very stiff though the autopsy was performed only about six and al half hours after death. On the brain there appeared to be no hemorr- hages, it was normal. It was removed, the laternal ventricles wereexposed; they appeared to be normal. There was no rupture of any vessel. There was no disease in any organ; a‘l appeared normal. There were no signs of apoplexy, no heart disease, and no rupture ou any large vessel. There was no pathological con- dition ln any of the organs that would cause death. By electricity death 'would be caused by a shock to the nervous system.

GENERALLY APPROVED.

Thi* Sirlklllir precedent to be established [FY Colonial Secretary Chamberlain in visiting a colony during his term of otlice is a subject of universal and approvln

will be the precursor of similar visits to

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new statesmanship as well as tg the political aspects of the the absenceof the

The Evidence of Drs- Jenkins, Kell! and McNeill-inquest Adjourned Hr- Chamberlain proposes fa sim for "1=°nni¢n.smrs`1»nlm. ‘

- - _ _ South Afrieatowardthe d [N I bg Jon; _

____ Till This Evening at Half Past Seven When More Witnesses Will audio 1-.census eariyesai-Z 01° v§¢":,,,,|ff enenu.i:.I;T:Br‘:;'(:i':II8`» Abmquennd

_ _ , _ _ _ D n u honor of Gov-»

be Exammed His visit will embrace the Cape, Naiamhe ex-nor Mlllner was given here last night . _

Death of Newfoundland Omgial- ' __ Orange River Colony and the Transvasl. H1550 course of a speech Lleutengaell I H

G°"”'“"" T°W1¢¥ announced‘tbat_ satis- I factory p ress was

_ _ "°3 ~ ‘MP8 made in re~

patriauou and land settlement, which, Lg Bllmllnced. were at present the priiiei al

aims ot the Government. Governor Millin- romiwi el "' ’ "

comment this morning. 8 .lIohAueeb\:rg°:te;'1T:::m iogutdnql _ The Daily Telegraph thinks that the step there was no neoessity.for' ‘.h;ste"

eidiug the question of the w `

Canada and Australia, Various referen b ti

u on, and he endeavored toelley thy.” -

:re m e to the ‘ new" diplomacy” and the fears in reference to Colonial Secretary'

Chamberlaiu’s iutenticna The |-qgg- sentatlves of the mi

strongest minister at atime when th: received this mn.dng¢T gf;£_ 4 Government ls passing through a critical in silence. These illfleetl hold gh . phrase of its existence. There are also delay and rugp¢||Q`§;f§‘§uh _ ...- .solle hints that Hr. Chamberlain willbe _the u=m“_°u‘”V.a.hi_V` _

gud in be some out-ing cn. swim-a an .psalms me qs '-;i’¢s.m.;,,i,,,,,,,1,,,,“_

Pm* In W* f'hf°’\5. breath he °°h°‘. mminz weakness. had taste in the

oumstances that seem suspicious of viol- Tc Mn Jo|msb0m_I examined Arthu. mouth-then lt’s catarrh, Use Catarru mlm when "any tm” _,ms nom' 5 E T _S h d d w h d ivedai _ozone inhaler four times daily and and

Then_ if you find that death was not due

to natural causes, but rather to violence, it will bs your duty to ascertain how the violence was occasioned. if it was brought about by the culpable neglect of any person cr persons or by circumstances over which there was no control. If you find that the deceased came to his death by an electric shock received by him while touching the incandescent lamp it

ssey an to ay ho a rece R ii-m¢,;h[,awm|,“s°n8e fromynurs

shock and found a bli~ter the same as o i I-Citarrhoxone kills the ge-rms,heals?\'e%I

deceased’s hand. (Mr. Essery’s hand _ ua'd*“"I m°mbm”°°- °l.98l`S H986. shown to iury l _ Im hah passage” by °“° °‘°i'“°_“'l°U"\ I'

- _ _d _ _art ozone quickly remedies the head'

To Mr. Doull.-If there were any evi 7, _ noises and deafness, provmgg dmppbu ences of life I would administer siimul- V »;nd is war-rlnrefi to absolutely cure _all au_t’s_ _ _ ____ I fu-me nt oerarrh, bronchitis, Agi,hm;Vg.,i; V

V _ Luna troubles. Two _|11 ~ Mr Doull produced an authority to icuii., 31 00, ;ria\gt;e2?,pm°°i';I,i`n"°“u_”,&`

show that the eiforts to revive cases of ' l' Im' ° C- P050” & C1. K,'IDg§t0uT%aot._I` elecirocution should not be abandoned for, H ISH0‘meSS Expresses Intorest Da, H un.°ros‘s_Pr`r.r.s coal-1 H'nanai:'\=r"l` at least'>an`hcur Q - ' ' C d

?"m'b” y°“" dutl' °° SNP’ Ph' Same Emi To Mr. Joirulston.-I, suppose death~~ a __

A “'““§‘aa'fve.arec's‘sa es'isearajmri_nrmesefwolimbe dum, eieceficicy. The- people B ` ` _ MANiTOBA_’S HARVEST. V gf `

‘_ against a condition that must notbe al-_' in my house received ,,h0ckE_ i -_ i WINNIPEG ' ‘ ff: ` `

_cussions arising from the .Goverumeuifs i of the Geveruarmi€ai~ intention was may

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t _ ith Dr. J nkma _ _ _

_L_ J_ _ Jahnston intimated that he wa., _ ;'__1f"f’l)“-;"ra;_';d°°v';'::‘°;_°i'heWlatter hm” said _ Statement based upon themoatreliahle lu»_

- ; ' formation obtainable, which places the

present on behalf of the family, and was i There was 5 puncmre wound on me pak totql what crop or ~r_he CMH” W t.

“Ive” 15° “gm "'° “sk the wit‘°°°5°s q“°"' mer surface ot, the left hand correspond- I __'°_ I an Q

Being Cared For.

tions Tne fir* witnevs called w I- - ' ltms year at M‘283’434 bu°h°1"’°t 'huh'

° “" as t th bl t . In my opinion death _ _ _ _ _ _

1‘3=1\°S°'1f'1i°°f~#°°°f“l1°d'=°<'a'°<i~ 12:. tiueeeslllmelaatrie mer. 1: ami. Sends His Blessing to thc Faithful ixxff '¥hI;1::ff;’f,ff,°f,‘:':f§f£°f‘?'72f_:f'

Ernest Tiainor.-I am fifteen years of ih d b . d b an or 331° diseme _ _ _ _ _ _ °""» *T

| l ee" °°“~e Y -7 R D d D k and flax is estimated at 127524790 of

a of c a c a. As eV - ~ - » e emente _ ou hobors - ~ - ;‘;;;:f‘...::°......:: .;:,;".. .‘;;‘. 2:' W°`“‘ _ ~»~ .fm 1.

this province. The report estimates that

Ma"k'~"' f°1` °il' I 3°'v° f”"'he\` “he can’ h° I Dr. R. McNeill:-I received a call about - ' W*“”t t ' the. 1`¢_a'r '¥h°P and 3 moment' half past live, I hastened over to the Fish IV Thiihtlger cent’ of um cup has been laterl heard him fall. I opened the back Marktn The deceased was yaifponf, 3 _"" '

d’°" and 13° li” Rh? light Th* electric little girl kneeling beside_the nody said R Ba CHE I VI _, , POPE

hmp was by his “de wlth the °°"'I bmken she could feel a pulse behind the ear. I me U 5 1’ THE ' 1 -

hm” °'h° r°5°tt’e° My f°"‘h" wa' “""'°"' I could iind no pulse, pupils were dilated, Ronin, Oct, 29.-(Special).-Archbishop ,I u“;e gave not agvasged the Brice of scicu=, hisgyea were closed and after; ~ ld and Suff_,n;ng_ Fu-.5 _ . -~ ' 0 r O a'cc°s° _m r Smoklnf t9' `

Skin WM C0 ~ Bruchesi today visrtbd the Pope who ex- bacco -Bobs chewm tobaccosarethel

Francis McKenna-I have been with mused by ,,h0°k_ [The doctor 3", 5 bomm 18% _

J' H' Myrick 5°"° 7¢”`°' 0° Tnsday `te h ' ldescriptiou of the dilereuce be- I l r` ' f ' i I.. V fi 3 afternoon deceased was working in tfwzlcgeaths by |,°ck._.,,nd dl-gwning gr Alm°°s°'g° ‘mm C"d‘°°l Bamwusl

cellar with me till ova owlock. He than j ,,,,m,,,,,ti,,,,_ In the ¢,,,.me,-_ mpgmtiw conveyed the Holy Fa=her’v blessing wall

Went UD and about ive minutes after, I 'A md mary, beating stop together, in the the faithful of the Montreal diocese.

mud “' fm ‘md "ent “p5t°i”' 'D°°.*..”°d latter they do not]. Any efforts I could

W” 1-""3 °3°'i“’° °°m° b“”'°I3 Wm* hi’ imake when I arrived would be futile. Tu TBAZED Donxnoaons _

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I have held inquests on persons killed by Yorkmm

Jlghtuing; and in allcases have noticed _ ithe perfect plaoldity after death such as V Au are b°‘”“ wen cared fm' “"6 an °K°'_'t‘ 1 in the deceased. [A dialogue, quite wlli be made to l ave them return to their

opened side door and iook him to it He breathed once outwards there. Mr. Peake came in and we carried him to the oiiice. Dr. McNeill who had been tele- phoned for came in and said he was dead. From the time I saw him flrst he showed

the iloor till afterwards The lamp had been in the same place on ceiling three or four years Mr Tiainor was in his usual health The floor was damp, he had leather boots on and they would be saturated with pickle.

Dr. S. R. Jenkins-I male an autopsy on ti... may of deceased with D.-_ Katy as assistant, 1 by request of jury. We tuuild a man apparently abou 1. tilt-y yea

humorous at times, ensued between Mr. Doull and the Doctor as to the length of

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Arthur E.-sery.

I Albert Essery.

Geo. McLeod. .1 ss. Waddell

no signs of life. I did not see th-_ lamp onil. -

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b- made At the conclusion °f Dr MC “Without health 1ife'isno.lif.=_; it i. Neill’° evidence the inquest was ad onlyastate eflaugour and suffering-an

image nf death ” The me of Dr Cuase’u

°I°‘“°ed ml w'm°n`°w “gm” at uw same Nerve Food gives the weak,_languid and | h°U¥'- The “`15l1¢93°9_ WI' W be ¢¥amIn*f"I discouraged a new hold on life lt makes

the blood pure and rich, creates new

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weak and sickly people stron!! Md it °,~l by building up the system. "

____ _. -_-. _=»_ f REGARDING CAFES.

»`* n Sm --In the 0;-e;a_Honse on Mmday

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_ ‘ '**"'*"'*°' ‘ night Bev. Mr. Hector, wh le demribingz

_ ' - I R' V to his large audience the nature of drink.

» ‘ ' . ’ » lug salrous classed all cafes as such places

where you could go and obtain drink. You don’t drink ln those places according

_z i 1"* `toMr. Hector, you simply suck through

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straws supplied on the premises. Now Mr Elinor Iovrn sndmanagea eafeon Queen street and I wish it to badistlnctf ly understand that I have never sold a alass of 1iil1!7§‘°l'_ beer in my establish-' ment. I would like the public of Charlot- tetown to know that there is no sucking

breathing once or twice he expired. Hel hu it was 8 1eX,_ m yifting the _ _i I _ » _ 8' "a"1-7i°3°“hI5 bmk with his h°”"I °“l.:Ix1~i)ximno respiratiogoxivould respond and I pres§ed_ greaft Interest In Canada and 5 Same Sue and Price to the C°n5um¢T irkins. Frank McKenna came lu just 1; pronounced me man dead, beyond any 89°” "1 high Perm" °f Sil' Wilflfd aS f0rmerly,_ We have R150 CX-_ .them Father complained a little during 1n_1ief_ I appeared M me guwpgy and Laurier. t€Ud€d the UIUC f0l’ the redemption the day- The Mvidsllli °<=°°1‘f°'i 85°" witnessed it in all its stages. No lesion Poprs BLESSING FOR M0x,mBAL_ I of Snowshoe Tags to January lst; ` ie” mumtes “(995 nn' If ‘V55 mmm" at was discovered that would give any‘evid- ' 1904.

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