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ST. JOHN, Oct. 10-Word was re ' OTTAW- - '

_ . - -_ ‘ A, 0¢t_ 10__'l-u 1 (Special td The Guardian) or-ivee tonight or e shooting neoiuont American snret coin nne 8°" “‘ simmer, ont, io,-Tn, nm nn

|11 A159" U°“1\W near Moncton

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(Canadian Press)

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_(Canadian Press) . MONTRUAU, Oct. 10-At u -meet-

'11 in of the shipping federation held

Y P y of New g

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when Percy Tn_gly_ postmaster ay ;oréral_l;n____cea;l;_i2_§lt_l_2_<; C:_;”_§Yg<;1_1__$_»u_s;nT_;_u ilxsongrghne iynng _;v_t:;bf§c;_e_d;a_l_ vgith in Montreal this afternoon an action

riverside, lost his life. Tlngly w B nnmnce of its po_______s w_____ the can tw w____h regard to the use °_ ic- was taken which will absolutely de.

9 stroy the wlnterport traffic from bt

mi d h a - th ~ ' ` .

c0 118 Own a ill on his bycicle _adian Surety Co. of Toronto, Bm" in ”°h°°‘-“- 1`°°°1““°11 .WEE John until the 'end of December, st,

when an automobile being driven Chas. H. Bray struck him. The lol-nn

the plate glass wind-shield of " t,

by _ introduced by Dr. Pringle, seconded l¢n_g1;_

by Rev. W. H. Smith, in connecti

11' the port of Bt, John from November

l the ¢¢-,lllggl .tn _°11 The members of the federation pass- ” °” “W 'P11115' through wltl; the matter of public education ed a 1-euulutluu thu; all uulllugu u-on,

he of llrotestants against the encroac

li mobil d h

“u 0 ° an 0 51011 Very soon _ ments_of the Roman Catlwlic cllllrcll 15 to December 31 be at once cancell-

nd on the ublic schools s ste ..

after. He was 45 years of nge 9, leaves u young family,

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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL., oct. io. Sou Francisco, which expects to I-cn immeasurable benefits from the n oning of the Panama cunul, todayi d\1lf§¢‘J 111 llloyous celebration of lh blowing up of the Gambou dyk which marks thc practical compl ‘tion of the grcut waterway connect

The cclohrntion begun upon the r

HHil|]iHS' ASSUEIATIUN B W-

r_l_il;c\1sslon and it was decided

,___ r ng the matter up at next meeting l,l u tl, l E fu ti

SYDNEY_ O______ ____T__e Presb” ca e er uropean o ces stu ng

Alivc tn the imnortnnce and the ian synod this' morning elected

[ed. In accordance with the terms of

1`111_this resolution the different agents of t0 companies located in Montreal have

e

1" the facts of the case and suggesting

_ _ _ Dr- that stcamers which have been to

potnntnnities of rnising hoof cattle ""‘°'“"“ Stfiwsrt. now 01 the Preshy- soil from st, John he not on other

now that the prevailing source of tcrian College,_to the position of fin- routes. _ _

Supply of this _commodity is getting uncial _“gent °i the Pfesbytefi

an From statements made utf the omce

less nnd less uulllclcnt no none with church ln Nova Scotia. The position of the fcderatign toduy lt muy bu bu.

___ the demand of the markets of the was "°°°"t1Y “[105 by Rev. F. W. Mc- licvcd that in view of the very favor-

worlil, n meeting of beef breeders of Curdy, who resigned.

1’ this Islnnd yesturuuy nnernoon ng,.e_ The -affairs of the college at Hall- all of those stcamers, 20 or 25 in R_ cd to the f0i~;nni;i0u ug ,Lnnef b,.eed_ fax were discussed, the admission __ ers’ association for this Province Students being the principal item __ .md the first. Omen-beul-ers were cinch business under this head. It was de-‘ ing into trumps by which method - cd, ns folluws;.._prugl¢lcut_ M,-_ rI~_ P_ cidcd that students who had tak

c- Unns_ of North Rw,n._ nn rnnrennntinn their education in other colleges a

uble condition of the freight market,

of number, will be switched from St.. of John and converted for the time be-

en they will, under existing conditions, nd, be able under n charter for full car-

(.‘. W. (lumeroll. of Augustine Cove here take one year's study at 'Hali- wus possible under their regulur sche-

dulcs.

(Canadian Press) _

1 PEKING, Oct. 10.-Yuan Shi was

President of the Chinese Republic. The ceremony of inauguration was surrounded with brilliance. It was attended by throngs of prominent Chinese, foreign ofilcials, diplomats and military officers who took their place in the interior of the Tai P0 palace in which many Ming Ching emperors had been crowned. Strict precaution was taken to protect the

of this, they bribed .the chief of the Peking police to assassinate the Pres- ident. This. was discovered in time and the man is now in prison.

The president, in his inauguration

address, avowed his intention oi

the development of the natural as- sets of the nation. Prince Pu Lun, a Manchu, assured the President of his peoplc's good will and ef~-f_ipcra-

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ing the Atlantic _mn P____u___ 0__c____s_ Qllccivg County; Vice-Presidents, Mi-_ Who 'wished to . enter the ministry goes, to earn $5 pei- ton more than

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coipt of a tclegruphic signul lm, the cnnnl zone announcing the llc struction of the dyke. Fings wer thrown to the breeze, sullltep wer fired by the worships n.nd'thc har

tllroughout the city and public cure monies were llclil in Union Sqllarc.

e' us rt-prcsellting Prince Vliounty. und fax before being admitted,

“ Mr. George Wright, of Lower lfluu The social service discussion w

_'_ taguo, representing Kiug's County *1“1nt01`0Btlllg one. A resolution was shormcu's Association _of St. John ‘ Directors, Mr. Alexander McBeth, of D11FR0ll Belling the government to ex- submitted to the stcamship compan-

‘_’ lVlfa§_shii_c_ld1,_ tnlid Mr. James McDonald, Fllrgc tghc :_=h;_1r;_:b lottery proviso ics their scalethof wages for the corn-

_ 0 . or c cquc_ rom e s_a u es and to prohibit ing season c federation held a-

bm forts’ whistle” wel” blow" The meeting was llcid at the Agri- Slimhliug at agricultural and all meeting; negotiations both direct and

` cultural Hull, Chnrlof;hct;0wn, and other exhibitions. A resolution

the smnll but enthusiastic attendance 1`9l*11Fl\ t0 Sllllduy labor at the Do

as Some weeks ago, when the Long-

in by muil were carried on. m. Lust week Mr. Gear went to St.

£;f:_Sl°';_ti“___::°__;1_'_*_g'___‘€_:_"l;‘i__§:_§’5‘;'_d inclndcd the (tumlnlnslnnsu of Agn inlon_ Iron and Steel plant and the John and pluced before the Long-

' I L L cul' r H n Mnr oc McK'nnon~ Dolrlinion~Coal Com an ‘ works was shormen a counterl>1"ull0Siti01\ “D011

. _ _ .

the site for the llcpuhlic of Punumt building was forniztlly dcdicnted by

tu c, 0 . ii h i , p y s

L the Secretory of Agriculture, Profes- Tcmittcd 10 the SYGHCY Pfcisbytefl’ Whmh the members °f the f°“f‘“t‘011

sol- Ross; and Mr. W. J. Reid, B, 3, for action. _

had agreed. Mr. Gem- explained that

'immph Lctcvre' “mt secretmy °f "hc A., Instructor in Animal Husbandry. Ill the evening the committee oil in his 0i>ini011 Of the l`c'1<‘I‘Hti0n the

logntion at Washington.

The object for which the meeting foreign missions was dealt, with and advances asked by St. John Laborers

‘ was convened was to discuss the affairs in Korea and the New He- were extreme Whcrriis if the de-

CORSETS MUST UO

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question of forming nn nssoeiation brides were spoken on by Rev. Dr. monde had been more moderate all

NEW FASHLON EDICT. for the promotion oi heel cattle scott of Toronto, nne Rev. nr. Al- reasonable concessions would have

Nlcw YORK, oct. io.-Gooehy -

breeding ill the Island. lan. After discussing the many problems The Home Mission evening comes mittfd bY the fe11¢1`1\fi01\ 1\“0W°‘\ 35

been made. The counter proposal sub-

high heels' °°“‘et9 and feathers! of of the beef situation, the resolution next in absorbing interest to Foreign C1‘11ts per hour per day work in place

course, if. you are built that way you may have to wear corsets as you

was carried to formulate the nssocla- Missions. tion and the directorate was elected Dr. Stewart said that the work - ----------

of 40 cents risked by men.

might have to “Be a °"“t°h3 if Y°“ as stated above. was in tt highly satisfactory condi- `

go into a hot place you may get one

with feathers on it, and if you are t

you may induce a bootmakcr to cle vate your underpinnings s, few inc es. But none of these things belongs

constructed too close tothe ground

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WASHINGTON, I). C., Oet.10.-

Hllviilg reached the nge limit for

Ward, one of the best known ofli cers of the navy, was placed on the retired list today. Rear Admiral Ward is a liiitive of Philadelphia and it graduate of the United States Nu- val Academy of the class of ’71. He colnrnalule-;l the Wasp in the war with Spain and was advanced in grade for conspicuous service in battle. Last year he was in command of the dreadnought division of the Atlffaéf Fleet, from which command he `Z~1li transferred to the post of supervisor of the harbor of New York.

The ruirs for the government tion Next year considerable advance "SHAKE UP AM,?nl:I$ YORK POI nn

, _ of . ' ' , _ , ,

he Association were then considered. must be made. There would be need- ‘ ‘ "

The Association is called “The ed $26,000 for the proper carrying on _. . .

Z Beef Cattle Breeders Association oi of the service. $6 000 of this amount \' A I H tuNIb\: Elmlqdhut drink?-l\`1?i lngllgxfggA,;,,n,.n0c§iuse30'“t;;`_&Y Dunlit Gmdys Mc(,_0__m_wk_ n_ A_ McKmncn_

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Prince Edward Island Accor ing is to be expended on the non Engllsh_ E u whim New York nun sn0wn_ Wm he nnsiness to a great extent Suspended Doris McKie andtizirlegneslglgllalni .

maintaining flrln, steady police, enl- plmsized the necessity of capital . . technical education, the latter for

~. ~ R nd ~ 1 recognized as the founder of tl

Mme mme ear ‘ mm A“r°‘f‘ untholio fnith in whnt wns then all the merchants who were involved

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uw utsiniil surralums tu lu Muuulsls

lllllilllllili illlii |][llIlllliS CLIJSE lllilllllillliii

AMHEBBT, Oct. 9.-The convened

(Canadian Press) assembly of Methodist ministers from

LONDCN, Oct 10.-Doctors of Lon- Nuvu 5¢0¢_lu_ Nuw Bl-uuuwmk Bug

to-day inducted into his ofilce of- don are made the first victims of the pl-,nee Edward luluud who ugquilql

‘vengeance of a militant suflragette tue geuural nom-tl ol minions, cigud Wl\0B¢ 81180? WHS 810119611 bl' the 0°* their sessions last evening with great cision of I-l'ome Secretary McKenna uucueuu lt lm; beuu go cling, u ua. to resume the forcible feeding of their um, ul very ,unch enjoyment and DIO- sisters who start hunger strikes, flt_ This mm-ulug u law lgommlttugg

A bflrld Of W0111¢11 YeB¢°1'd8Y raided of the two conferences were meeting

Hurley street which is almost occu- and flululllug up their nnnnsl wql-k, pit-d by offices of specialists, smasb-- but by night .most of them will have ing windows right and left. The Se-_ l-stu,-und to cusli- homes, _ eretory of the Womcn's Social Poll- The general board of missions has

president against rebels, but in spite tical Union, a suffragcttc organize- resumed its own sessions, and will

tion, stated that the rnid wus mere- uoutlnue them for the next, ten day; ly the commencement of li protest fu ,-More uugll its work is finished, against the revival of the torture of 'puny elected thu Rev_ James Eudl- f0"`1bl0 feedillii- rott ns its general secretary of for-

'”`”’°°”'°”"`”"' cign missions, in place of Rev. Dr.

Shore, who resigned some time ago.

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hull Juni Misha run ilu ` '

f1°“-- - -- i sl»ol<,iNl»: wnsli. oot.1o.-un-

der the auspices of the' Gonzaga llni versity of this city an interesting ___ cclcbrution wus held toduy in honor

of the golden jubilee of the planting The 11\“¢h talked 0f PONY C01lfW¢'~

- of tho ontholic inith in this section curve tv an end yesterday when the

ofthe country. Tile central figure grand IJ1`1Z0» li h1\11‘]B0me little P011?

in the ceicllrution was the venerable “Hd 911111329. WEB HW31`d¢d to M69*

___. Futhcr Joseph Caruanu, the flrs

l, ter Fred Batt, aon of Mr. William

Catholic missionury among thc In- UUU-. Wafer Street- M850” Fred 9°*

ainnn' of the Pnoiuo Northwest, one comlmllicd by two stalwart friends

u and an order for the prize, signed by

known as Oregon It was fifty ycnrs 111 the C01l'~9Bt. Went *-0 the P1'011\i5°5 ago today that gather Ciirllunu lmp~ in W\'1iC\1 the P0115’ WHS kept “lid ll! ciznu ,;uvou¢y.l~lvn lndinu chll¢ll~¢u_ it few minutes returned driving the mcmlicrs of the (`-oour d' Aieiic tribe, 111111371 Coveted Hmmm- This “Dm-99" the bnntisin heing hold on the nite hue been in progress 10r the ' last now oerupied by the Northern Pa- three 111011019 H115 Blhiifflfl Wid9 51119513 cific i'uilwny's pussungcl' stutiou in lltlleflfillll. 111055 Of the 1U°\`°\m\1l-5 this ulty_ » and lending men being either directly

---__--1- or indirectly engaged in it. The mer-

- chants' who conducted the contest

wi-ro:-Messrs Prowse Bros., Ltd.,

Aiicrs & Co., Thos. White, Fennel &

(Thnndlcr, Beer & Weeks, Drake & Co. :ind the l’eoplc's Theatre. The con-

test was very close, the winner hav-

ing but little to spare over his next opponent. Those close upon the win-

. ner in votes were:-Francis McKay,

_ The pony is one o e i

to the rules its objects shall be to puff of the population _ _ _ _ _ s

in the dream of fashion of the early enlwumge the breeding and improve- Rev J S Slither-land spoke strong _ _ e_i:ecteil_0d)l;l_i_nt. Ot_h;_{lctl;_1;__ fcy__v__:_l;i_y_;_ ln h<_;noi;£__<_i_f _:ei f_n_l_t;-n)f_tl;_hl;nnigv;te st type in tha Maritime Provinces ann

future which Paul Poiret, of Paris _ , _ - ' ` ' t 2 \\l> L! - D Y __ l..1l__ .

ment of beef cattle (H) by co (mor It ly m support of 8' resolution moveq - ..- -' - _ -.the upper west side tendcrloin section struggle for independence which w

a his mnny friends are consrnflllllf-i118

intel-_perted for a smell audience :in ing with Departments of Ag__r_i_c_l_il_n\il°_»_l, .pu nl, stewart. calling the attention sOUll-I BEND, IND., Oct. 10;- and replacing them with 500 young begun hy the Cuhnns in 1563 ax Mast” Fred 011 his good\1uek.

the 7Pl`a,a'¢i__the other day. _

Paris is most sensitive." he said

on nr-_-1.-1-xxx-_O

- l 1 d F d l, f. it8I`€Sf 811 ll- ' k _ J h M hi St d b k , th .~ . . .

"Paris is' 'best' for m°d° mean” sgxetanthe efslligmerso is the breedlhg gluing 1618;-ithgmélyglggudoflegigilgxlsiggs sutrvllvoroofethe flhrillohserflve e Stdlge? men Just turned out' of the police which contiymed wmwut mterrupm '

' and improvement of pure-bred and gulf Ass sf fbrelgner as he now re- baker brothers who developed the Bch°°1' ‘mul 1878' MMV buildings are hand'

“Wh li th ld k t th . _ . _ -

en a e wor loo S a B high-grads* cattle, (b) by co operat Blues lu Newgquudluufp He spoke great business which annually builds WORKHOUSE INMATES and the public squnrea and the prim NEW CHINESE- PRESIDENT

somely decorated with Cuban flags

-i t i f l th 0 i . Wh _ -

Ol on linrs ee s e r ent G11 ing with the Exhibition Associations specially ulwut the wo,-ll lu New- und markets more automobiles and PUT To THE PLOUG_H_ mul sweats nm _-Howden _with crowds IS NOW IN oFFygE_

Bonaparte was in Egypt the women

of Paris wore turbans. When he was 3

0 improve the iudsins of beef cuttlf fonndlnni - . horse-drown vehicles than any ninnn- _ _ _ n tt. n M cc, d .___ t the Agricultural and Live Stock Dr_ For,-out rupurtudon n visit to facturer in the world, celebrated his LONDON och g__Mucl, lndignn- _;I,],n¢.‘;iim`:‘ki?,gltxnntigifn cms lluztuli-ILS \PEKING, Oct. 10.-Tho ntnnsi, gnu-

` Itl tl d th P l -. . - . _ . _ - - . 111 HY leY a oiled e omllc an lnxhibltlons (c), by keeping B WC Hamilton Bermuda, There ls 8 eighteenth birthday today. He is N ,__ .n na mic celebmt-in___ cnsn attended tnn “mt inannnnntion

styles, the Etruscan. While Napoleon 0

llu'ge striped sbnwls.

“Corsets? I do not rliiizk lin-y arc

necessary. If one is fat and had big

hips, well, of course-but I do not t

set. American women do not need them. The American women is not a fat woman." _

TRAINMEN CONDEMN

WOME'N'S HIGH HEELS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0-High heel worn by women were condemned by a 'meeting of it thousand trainrnen at the Union Station gymnasium here. The ftrafnrncn at n “Safety First" rally dcclnred that nearly all station accidents nre caused by French heels and other fashionable feminine foot- wear. . __ "“_T.'_---._ MAY NOMINATE T. R-.

. _ .ln.,l~‘ou Couoitnss

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NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Theodore

Roosevclt,_J r., will _bo nominated for congress in the Twentieth District to succeed Francis Burton Harrison, if onnnr s. strnus declines the designe- tion of the Progressive party-

littlslifs. " _ _

mmgolllue we-|t1s.‘

llssrlncs. src

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Ong een; per word each insertion it this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge f-W°“tY‘n"" cents. . ,_____________~g_s.,~ i.os'r`"‘ATr"§ovAl.'rv 'lwo cows,

Zbranded on right sting w_lth&ti§_r;D’B.

E 8 F8 8 1 -

Finder reward d 2___________uM3__ l.os'r-IN CHAnl.o'r'l‘n'rowN. A

purse containing a sum of money- Finder please leave at Gucfdhlll om- ____._.2<>._1J22lM_2\_v<\-

F R SALE-*A DARK _FEMALE

ox, well bred; also n male (cr01'.1’i~ Both young. APPIY to Anil” Mc”

Plise New Havengnc-i_2»lQ-llhllwlis.'

. ,_,_¢,,_____..., boar-IN 'rms C_I'l_‘Y. G01-D

leekgj; and ehaiu initials J. W. L- Fihdei-'w;§ll._§e rghergeu bystlgxins

' ' ' \‘\l . “t °°9' ' ug 69 soil-'lo-ilmllrd.

BAKE' MAN

charge of a busi-

town. -Must be |1005 and a teetotaller

and

ALENA L.

year. quick. ADDI!

socintion, the rules provide that any

or of g who breeds to pure-bred sires 91'

As regards membership in the As-

owuer or breeder of purc-bred CH-ttlc

rude cattle of the beef breeds

clusively may become it member by

$1. The officers shall consist of a lion;-41 of Directors which shall bc

ench county, who sbnli bold office for

H l _ . be eligible for rc-election for a period of one year (except that of the flrsi board of directors-tivo of thc Hbvvt

nnunl meeting, after ull

two others, to be dctcr_mined by 107- nt the second annual meeting. “Wil appointment shall Z0 OUT' °f_ °m°°) and who shall elect from their num ber a President, Vice-President an Second Vice-President; the Secretary

i;nry-'l‘reasurer; and the CommiBSl0Tl0f

I

sionrr for Canada.

The Executive Committee shall con- sist of the President. the vinerreei- dents, the Secretary-Treasurer and the Commissioner. of Agriculture. Ons

ore of the directors 111115’ b° “dd

eh year at the first mee nl

f:fo:ls;`~¢;afdcers; the Executive Commit-

e einen n on by the Omcvfs

Bgards and may ndminate Fixper Judges. _ ~

BERLIN,

coolness,

lations

owing to anti-Austrian kan war.

`for it-

nd Austria

onus ooiee. 3l‘»°~ °f

’ . ' . . tion has been aroused in o tl g m of the pu

rd Of D\11`0'b1f'1 Cflftle .Of the mei smiallmongregatlon of people who are Still 91110571113 f1111`1Y 59011 1108191 and - 1

IH' wus in Algiers an women wore Will! 0WI1€f1 by €1\0h Of its IIl1“111\‘°1'S§ of thu salt of the eu;-tl,_ ,mu thuy although he retired from the activt :inthe d‘;l(:§_;?;1°n;:_:1;tsE;me0?f ggsfgrg

(d), by encouraging the use of pure- gave DL "I,-torrent n royal 1-ucepl»,l0n_ management of the business several Wm_kn0u__w Nbttingnam that they NEW YORK LOAN SHARK b1'¢d “U05 of the bee' herds; (e)' by Many Canadians go there for vaca- YFHU ag'-"» he ‘H Still -tnkmg all *lc* naw. been' yoked to tn; plough and Gliylis SIX MONTHS executive. The entire ceremony pass- cncourusirlg 1115 members L0 “live in tu-,ng lu the wlute,-_ and .Wu new to tive interest in the work and keeps in made to do horses, work on ,ann be_ ___

tittdi tberc oB'S ~ _l teh ith llitd t t.. .

think the mode is to be of the cor- ahilgafgmtde Sit(;,,in§:in:,l_ (ll), 1 by 353 tl;i_Ta::éta|t§§c:_e:Cnc,§:én_&`t' £(i),l;_ C ?Is;?linOlL\‘4[_ 5\:uuel;ll);u,- evaspayfomlcn Ex longing Privately to the Guardians. NEW YORK, Oct. 9-David H. Tol.

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. ,_ __ ' t e th t it y he ieoeihle to one destroy onnihon Dyke. tni-ne.

' W-OMAN. Dmén’ FABTED digisae with the wlc?rld’s series aften This dyke is the last great physl-‘ lt is also alleged that the Canadian *-1115 °°l\11111l- 08|!! Illllf- MCUIIIPUIV

of a lresident of the republic in China to-day, when Yuan Shi Kal was inducted into the office of chief

cd off without the slightest hitch, and wns succeeded by a. brilliant re-

mnrl, notorious us n loan shark, was Vicw of “D095 M' which th” exercises

°f -1 ;§l?d;st:yfv;he running' at large of bulls' mg" as he spoke' ler) Studebaker He was only two IN DOUBLE TRAGEDY' the nmtcluw against “Bury and sem'

_ _ . ” - ' . --- cnced to serve six months in the pen

and (fr), by encouraging the imports- ..__.._._._._.-_- years of age when his parents remov- NEW YORK 0 t_ n___,nne Queens -t t. __ _ ,1,h_ 1 . t_ I K .

tion of pllre bred beef cattle. . _ ~ l_ ed to Ashland County, Ohio. There Co____ty jun n_'L0Eg Island Gita inet ;_;;i_;;;_lythat ‘n0c(;_|:_{) gmgnintgrnisrui

he received 0' common school educa' th East River from New the rate of 200 per conf it yeur fol

S illeiilusllsnlrs ann olrlrlosns ©1011 LEM 3" 3:51 ‘;f“‘r°"§‘}_dx_fh his wng the noone of n midnight the noe of slo for tit.-ooinontlio.

I gmotln ana", I 3 olmrnfl the nn? double tragedy, which was probably 'l‘hc defendant said hc had conduct-

____ _ nfxlinf, :iI:_(t;n_ rjkghn mnng the wo0n_ u case of murder and suicide. Henry eil between forty and fifty loiin offices

’ U i-lchelcth who' was warden of the throughout the United States.

C . F. E. Hd itt t ‘ i - ~ ‘ ' ' .

Mon w ' me or 0 wmk for ammon' mr wmch me ' l t dt hi a itrtmients there "This is the most flagrant case of 'l'L)ltUN’l‘U, Oct. 11.-Easterly to

_- _ 1 I n h_ lit _ _ ' _ Jai re urlle 0 s p et George scc ure _ 1-g_;_i_n; __o(r_l__ Ohh brothers Henry and Plein madcthtbe ____ '_____ early hom this m0ming_ _mn “Bury that has ever mme to the up

tl11'i0. and 1111011 0 Y 9 “T0 iron work. In this wngon t e ree , . _

L._ntn,,d,.n| of that city' will conduct nmtners and sevnml other young men found his wife mid four-your-old son tqntlon of the tour_t of special _ sos- worm,

iiying an annual membership (00 0| ii mission for the deepening of spirit- went to Uullforuln in neu,-un of dvlld. 011011 With £1 bullct W0111\<1 111 f_i""5» “md l""’“"-\"\f! Jllsucc /'”“"1`- D ual life in St. Paul’s Church. coin- nom The conmnny wnn disbanded in their right temples. Near Mrs. 'l`0\1111ll\. yull ure ii most lniscrubic cloudy und mild continuing at night.

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.1 Su d uuxgu . _ A , _18f3_ Schcicth was found a revolver wi i u _

mem ng n ny H“"gt°wn‘ mm on "Bust 31 I two chambers empty Both niother Warrants for '1`0lnmns nrrcst on _vestcrday was sixty-two degrees

f:-Si ` embers, two froi The following is the list of sub- l c 1; 'tl bl K. - _

compused 0 X m It jects on which Canon Howl*-t Will s]rrlll`trllaf\`l'v‘ll!<l>('deel§1eFrt)ll'e[lf`l!i‘e Igicvc und child ivcrc in their night clothes. uellry chflrlzra wcrcuesucll Homc vcnrs above zero und the lowest was fifty-

` tb d shall not - k;_ ~ , t ld th , >

mmm of me years' an bpglhnda morning Oct. 12. “Como gem? Qatmnt §?r,;1tr#;r I_'i;“,yE?g“in_ F‘liEl<.DOM FOR CANAL ZONE he was careful to kccil out of the iur- r-ight was sixty-two above. At nine

Y » en , oug . - » - . - and seen. John 1_39_ “rest in the mm of Studebaker Si.AYluR isdictnon of the (.ilnudiun courts.

3\1I1dHY °V°“i“Z~ Oct- 12“'°'Uhfi5t Brothers, which then became (l. & J. ` ‘_°""""'*“-"‘

t b d t mined by ,ot ,,, .nn A ri s_.. ,nnwws n,24_28_ _. _ _ _ ,_ _ th PANAMA, oot._1o.-J. Frank lions- _ _ _ _

3,?-m};iPlT;;‘t no 6 G or Jflllldulypzliirenrlglg'-"S111,11110 its 0011* .yrrit.hS;,l:dn3i)¢>ail:l‘e‘tl thcmdrilil wvhltho wg; fton, who, _last liebruag, killcclst his $100300 LAW SUN IN MONr1Rx"M" ut 7.27 tomorrow at 8.33 and Mon-

' _ ,_ h u t f Omen and _ CBL.. Romnnn 7_24_13_ - h d h_ n B “__ elow-cana worker iirry_ ern, _ _, '°’-'* _ _ _

tllllloifltmen S u go ou 0 SP%`liliiI:iday evening#“Repentuncc," E?§n§ne:n,§:cOt\n.tin; ggxgagyifnn r;m_ whom he accused of ruining his 1V_lU__N'1`;U-'_/?L.____ UCL __-9.__1_\_ S\1lt_f01 nt 8_4n_ tOm_n,.mw nt 925 nnn Mon_

ACT-5 7-30'31- A dilailY developed into the largest hmm," Wm he given ms freedom t°` ont, U? rc Cc Tm?" onamn um- dill! HY 9-53~

W0l‘1\e5d“Y °V°“i“Z""F““'h»" J°h“ works for thc manufacture of all mmTT_w’ Mtg" hmiirfg spent .nine gglfadyx to itlesitltziy then:/ldbtligi TM mm sets this evening at 531" 3115- kinds of horse-drawn vehicles in the mom' B i" prison' hs release ‘S the ,nd and to min ns nns ness n en_ t0"\U"°W *lt 539 “ml Mfmday at Thursday evening---“The Pro-.lignl's w0r1u_ when nulomubllnu were fu-ut 3=_*;“15e_<:_f__;_‘nl’;*_:`€°£1_ §;`_;1_1;t*fdm;1_:;‘_f_‘___1;Y _Med ___ me superior mint t'___“'____‘;_ by 25.12; if_wi_‘.1_éie bl__gh___§orlior€'o‘:_r1n1or_l_l_;

R 1', T11," Lillie 15224. - ` (l il th fl K , _ ~ ~ ny: 3 ‘ 1 1 0 ay B ' B

of Agriculture who shnll be Secre- %‘l‘~1ldny 'evening -- "Confeseing ;_(:nnt-ncugfn ggglpggimeoznxs tion in the L-anal Zone upon order ah; *;_\°1`*:_l‘1 i-'°ml’““Y» 11'“i¢ed~ _Tile rliunuuuy at 5_l5»_

A Y christ," Romans 10:9-10.' the greatest nmdncnrs in the worm of (ini. Gdoe_t_ha1s£ Tile ttrial iudgis _:_;;‘_sE;‘___‘; :f_‘i_____‘;_':_°y M°{=‘;_'_‘;;‘_;db;;‘_f The moon rises this afternoon at

P, e Edward B. .S d i _ 0 *__ 19__..nn_ con emne ous_on o en years n ‘ _» ._

l"n}dgrdl:1\dlhltrii,e‘lJ.IiverIgtock Commls- nu,-E:c3yR0r::::uni;3l_ c '~°-'-*1“*' " - P11900- At the “me th* Public WHS Montreal St““d‘"d kubnshmg “Om” The first quarter of,the moon was a ' sunnn'y evening. ont. 19-~negon- S1°“*‘Y *“°‘="’*°‘1 \’“°““°" “° WB” ”“"" “““"“' th” 1“”°“‘““°““‘ on Monday. Oct. Gul. at 9.46 li-m-A

emnon.. John 3,3,-,_ ssmles Rlcolelrrs not given n inry uint, end the no- News Service is New Jersey corlwra- -ph, ,,,,,,,,, wul be luu 0,, w,.l,,.,,-

' ’ onusns FR1o'r1oN. tion of col. ooethole in freeing Hon- lion controlled by William- Ranuolnll

---- ston has caused great satisfaction H981`5f»)» 51? H1155 G1`B\18I11. 0W11€1` q-lm |,,ug¢u of goduy will bu slsvgu

I th fter o Canon Hewitt will ~ givz th; Ptollotvigg Bible needingsz- NEW Y0.RK~ ‘ft 9--'1`l1iS____ Year amen: ell classes here- °f “W Sw' W1 S*““°“"’- ““‘* ho-n-s one eleven minutes one of to-

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Mmday “Th” mme and How t° -nzoonfiinl: too integenting heee-‘ PANAMA CANAL 'ro 0f_tl1e Star.

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il o . od to this committee, who nha ___ “ refill 1°-" ,_ .. onli gossip here, In mnny quarters Bn ol>ltNi1:n w1'rl-11N I artwulers or the allegations uno

THE TEMPERATURE '

'l'ID.i, l00fI, ETC

(Special to The Guardian)

southerly winds, mostly fair and

THE WEA'I’H'ER.- Yesterday was

The highest, temperature recorded

ego in Montreal and Winnipeg, but three above. The lowest the previous

a. m. it was fifty-three and at nine p. m. fifty-five above.

The tide will be high this morning

day at 9.26; it will be high tonight

5 4.12 and tomorrow at 4.24. '

day, Oct. 15, at 2.07 ll. m.

Charles F Crandall' m“““gmg aduor morrow eleven hours and nine minu-

__~ tes.

;;§g$g§i;_.-l~)§I‘§$r' to 0,,-ut-come agitation for the abandonment of 3 A FEW WEEKS. ;N|_1_i°§\ tg? 811_1¢_ l:__;1_8l1;_d _W9 _Sivan i_11 ...._-_.,.-»_--- ‘

.» ul ulll .___ -~ u n open s ecaralo,a-

W* °‘“"“ °““" "M “mt Nm pm” Sm" .. -» tlizxlisofdtifgégns ol; ngnlnteiienzlde w.»`isHlNo'roN,. oot. io.-Pi-seeing lt-sins a l>r°tr»wt==d and widespread ¢0|mE||3E|| .D3 . -. .

of work e ph d t il thereof Th`lr§day..TI~nHcl¥yt'C°mr';;‘?}°!;' iq," post-season series in which all of the n' key at the White House at two consl>U"*‘°Y 011 the Daft 0! the defen-

ung algal; “range ;le°ct edtaiggates td uffxdggztu 'v e n me L G 0 0 sixteen major league clubs could o'cloek this afternoon eastern time, dants and other persons unknown, to '[0 -

“ll 3 ' ' " . b i f P id t Wil 0 will rele s elec- prevent the Montreal Herald from* ‘re resent the Association M Fai: Afternoon tmeethtga7 gd 4 D clock' tillhhnallilds acihltdlggniootlheotesgtts trIiE:scll`l~'l"e|lt that will travaeleolzgrland having access to certnin sources of Evming mee in_g__B a__...,- ,__.|' ` here, at least one of the three mem- and under sea to the Panama Canal supply from which daily newspapers

‘ _ bers of the National commission has to' discharge s charge of dynamite secure their circulation building lea- --

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Une cent pen word usb lnlerden in

"Vs1xTY'sEvEN DAYS y ust cal obstruction to the openin of defendants formed a so called syndi-` 01'd°f'- Mllllllllllll °\llTl° ¢W°°f»¥‘¢V°

Em er- to murder' his 'wife and children and

GFRMANY *Nb _ ' ' A f ms year' Clit is 'emi that Augi t n i ti ' ii t Btn t no i die n th Ne J e

“ ' ' 1 lr t cnims-waer commnca on eween ecaea nie e w erssy e

AUSTRIA TERMS Gpéi-112-I 'fnggillvsoufs dtidirgfr §l<?nm:ilil;' `owTierm83f otha glinginnati two oceans, although the wreckage 01 fendant to break its contract with _°°1‘mME OF THE VICTORIA--150

A 0 ' 'tnve tion after a fast of sixty-seven club, has breached the idea, with a the dyke and two earthsildes, one at the Toronto World and transfer its \l°¢01` 1`¢°01`<‘|l lllllf- 11001700. \\°B1‘

B at a ` I lea ue season Cucaracha and another at Goldhill serviie to their syndicate The T0. _them demonstrated on the new Vic-

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llsuglrqosfi whne “hung "om mmm yieuifeduged toe 11; “games in each lea- must be cut through before the canal routo World was thereby prevented t1`°\*\"" H- A- T5“¢°“» 1" 9105*-

, _ gnc, to be followed by an inter-league actually can be opened. from delivering to the Herald th _

support - _of TRIED T0 KILL FAMILY schedule of 64 games, by which each A fleet of dredges will attack the features and services which it had --~

during the Bal- _ AT BEA, ENDS OWN LIFE National league tenm would play four slides gs econ as they have cleared contracted to deliver. The 'l`oronto_ »»N0m,e__~rne nun _ wg" ln been overcome - ---- games at home and four abroad with the wreckage of the dyke, and ai- World yesterday secured an interimnuu wo,-lu can in uu`_||»_ 'glofmn

that Em- ' HAVRF1, oct. 9-Dnring the ti-in enoh American league team- The W- flwllsll 1101- Gvcthele in ple te1°¢ram_i\1<lzment reelrsinluz the NW -lefleyi-iotei, Pownal. You tan have them

li F h li sie mer France tsl winning percentage for the two to thc cannl commission o-day made icorporation imm delivering its ser-.u¢_uy,¢u_ ll-lull or nu tu. unlpgllull nt

of t e reno ne . a

which arrived here today from New schedules might determine the title no prediction, it is in-=.lev.-.il ii wi\l\ vices to the Star syndicate until fl\1`- _nil hours, W, Brown, Proprietor.

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York, nn lgsllsn passenger attempted of the world's champion. be possible to have the lighter boats ther hearing.

used by the canal diggers, to passl -----~ .___-».,._..»-in-in

e \Georgc Street i954-10-1ld3lpd.

li .

._ "then took his own iiie. _ nuinnrem. Linhnent com niphttei-in.,fwm eww ts vcsw ln e few weeks. i/linnnew niniment oem Dietemrer- iunewo Llniment Rohm! Nwreliic