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U‘““‘”4"»Y'1“7| CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER ' ‘I 'rwn 'rrcnnrsauuncnn a T*

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A DYNAMITE silt C MPBELL BRUNSWICK

BOMBF ROM AN

A Steamer from

Nea, pi,.,,.|,.,|a,,dS_ May be p Officially Reported to Be Satisfactory, but He

Louisburg Ashore

BANNERMANS ,co omo

V ` ,Saved Will Go Abroad For Rest and Changer and

Nxw Yonx. Nov, 19.-(Spccinl]-A

dynamite bomb thrown from a passing elevated train. throw oansternation into sixteen families who occupy tenements on several floors above Wing-Hinn's laundry at 30| Third Avenue early today.

The lower part of the building was badly damn god by the explosion but fir-

The steamer Regulus from Louisbui g

night near the Bellsport Life Saving

\St.ation, east of Fire Island.

Not muuh nf a sea is running, the

steamer isln no immediate danger, and the crew have remained ahsad.

KAISEH HUNUHEH

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,Of the deadly Africa Scourge

L Known as the Sleeping

Sickness, _

Bsnnm, Nov. 19-Prokssor Robert

_Koch, upon whom Emperor William to-

day conferred the tvitle pf eircellency in r‘eé:git§iii$f`of hiifservices in discovering the origin and treatment of the African disease known as “sleeping sickness,” has set forth in an official report the de- tails of his prolonged investigation in the Victoria Nyanza region. 'He supple- ments the general results previously cab- led by giving a statistical comparison

showing that only about eight pe: cent of the “sleepers” treated with an atoxyl in- jection died, whereas the untreated “sleepers” who arrived at mission stat- ions mostly died.

The professor has had difficulty in mak-

ing exact comparisons because he lacks accurate figures. The sufferers brought tothe missions were usually in the last stages of the disease. Of those far ad- vanced wbc were treated hy Professor

Koch 29 I-2 per cent died.

Professor Koch's investigations show-

ed that the glossina palalis tly which cause the sleeping sickness” subsist on the blood of the reptiles and animals and cannot live without it for over three or four days. The microscope shows that the blood sucked by the flies was chiefly that of crocodiles in order to encourage the natives to exterminate them, This; it is added, will be comparatively mr. since the crocodiies have certain well marked breeding grounds in the Nyanza district where eggs can be easily collected.

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lM|\ard's Llnlment Cures Gsvget ln Cows-

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F”*”.-M.-nn.. sg-shit race s ron aA'i‘ns~_9l

WA"it°~s=i“:;1.i:";a:i. ' "°' " W’ 1|_eoaiw

0 Lg1°_1r in rooms on Kent

T sr.. A»mi‘:nbTr°. Cairfw. out tv Jsimsmvva Drug nor.. u-ionsvd

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Wi;‘,,£;i,°,,°;.;°",'::,t*°.t~_ '“r..i';°i3 M 4 o tb _.rt_ li-S0diir2ipd

.Bal srstcnS u ll _ o 'ti mist luv r w-ich b¢t“'°°“~

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Flnder leave at. Mrlnfwna

.. 150 veils' don

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IJ mug' ,,':.¥|,,...\..e»»|r.v. F ntiervi-vs leave as Wallace W.\iker’s stme. Street., corner Ol- bv if. U' j

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R=:"'i::':.i:°:.'.’::'.t:": rr .ts :nf:.ti.iI:n:i:w..ri.i¢-.;,,=i.=5=: tnv tid srodu advsrtflcd W s t ell’

A EHIIJAEI] /

.f arts.; ar'is1.friisa.>s'fiit§~?‘rmf.;ss..

completed shortly after noon and District

of the afternoon session began the preli- minary statement in behalf of the govern- ment. It is expected that Mr. Dobyns

The government will attempt to show

that Welsh took from the Chicago Na- tional Bnnk, the Equitable Trust Com- pany and the Home Savings Bank $14,-

PHUTHGHAPHS ` AEEIJMPLISHTIJ

Successful Experiments Have

photograph of the Crown Prince of Prussia which was at once reproduced to twics the

lnlld is still bright and sotlvli

ooo,ooo. In his ststment, Dobyus declar. should be shown les!

A . V V.

V a . - K i ' '

Lonnon, Nov. lil-_-(Special)-Sir Thomas

Blsrlow, Physician to King Edward. uaade n lengthy examination of Premier Camp- bell Bannerman today and an odiclal announcement was issued to the elect that the patienlls condition was satisfac-

that he should have some weeks complete change and rest.

The Premier is therefore going abroad

almost immediately,

Hs has _not been the some man since

his wife died last year and his recent

was u l P i

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tunntaly none of occupants were iniurod. ,

with lumher, came ashore during the ‘A zwigéamn bémzht triissd news md"

A a some ro ero i erton, who for

have overtnxed his phys'cal st-rengti-.

It. would he no surprise to the friends

ofthe Premier, who is 71 years old, if much of hispsrlimentary work during the coming ession is delegated to his

colleagues in the cabinet.

Thersars rumors of his retirement

t~ , b th i \ ' - 01'! uf, at a view of the approaching acute attack of heart trouble at Bristol nut nu. from the yeadenhlp of me Libb session of Parliament itwiillie necessary is sig n tha. his poli.lcal activities ml pariy.

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’l`oaoN'ro, Nov. 18-The Toronto Star

will not conclude until late tomorrow. '10d“V Bay” C°f"°5P°”d°“i5 in dmefem

parts of Canada have sent despatches in- dicating the state of industry in their dis- tricts. The reports indicate general pros-

perity, but also a feeling that caution

the remarkable acti-

ed that Walsh obtained the ownership qf ity of the lest year be followed by e per- time.

erious large properties without cost to od of comparative slaékness, A number irnself by` using the funds of the banks. of places report a p0l\5Y °f feifendlmeni

He said "watered stock to the probable affecting emplvyeiii S0111* °f Wh°m have '__'

'd ff d tn t n t

;i;i`;;n:,of $25»ooc.ooo or $30.oco,ooo was :ElliotAobl,i;i1s“;np;-fy;ua9z;1u;Wr;r er p Complete Change of Pro

Hill HHH WILL .A _ f

' ottawa ‘- gram To ght

railway construction in Canada will be '

everywhere is possible, but hard times not expected.

Montreal-7oo men discharged. London-Probably xoo laid off, and

working hours reduced.

Stratford-soo men dropped.

Sdyney-Everybody kept worltilrg.

Halifax-Full staffs retained.

Wellrerville-Some firms running light.

any halt as funny. so you will have-2 to no and ses them. __ Out. For A W-dk is always

Owen Sound-Factories working over-

IS Pliiliiiliiili Reassuring iili iMiH|EiN .,..._......,,,;],,,,...,_,_ Outlook for EHILIJHEN Gliii

""g “‘.;;'5;;,_";,‘;;';""‘"i the Industries illli MlIEHLIBiHii

N.._.,_s..i...l..J....R, General Prosperity but Caution- Cana- The POPB F><Pf°°Si=S file Belief

Walsh, formerly president of the Chicago The ara too

National Banlzxnow defunct, on a charge . V g _ \ _ [_-rge

f.~rmally`opened today. The jury wa; ' ___

Attorney Fletcher Dobyns, at theopening VU, S. Ronan, Nov: I7-TAN l7°P°v in ’°°¢iVi°g

Cardinal Vincensn yannutelli knowing

___-T ‘ him to be a friend of Martin Maloney of

‘ Windsor-All men working. Philadelphia, inquired about the Helen

St.]ohn, N. B,--Factories busy. Maloney ati air. Cardinal Vannuteili Guelph-Some curlailment." answered that he knew only what appear- Hamilton-Most plants working full. in the press, The pontiii remarked that Winnipeg-Northwest is bustling. the excessive liberty granted to the youth Phoenix, B. C.--z,ooo men laid off, of America may lead to unpleasant results.

TAIHYLANIT

aid off for winter, but hundreds will find "‘ ` "

DWDM messes nhnwLWWmmM_

House last evening furnished enjoyable

__ instruction and amusement to a large au

dienoe and the musical program was also

Alltl 3 Gl`8»l illflUX Of NEW hvartilyenivyed-

To-night, there will he it complete chants

The first is entitled "Returninlz Goo

[‘UaiV NEXT for Bvll It represents an interesting lite

_ drama. It is full of heart`lnteras\.A po r ____ mi\n's daughtels lyinz sick, apparently

unto death and her distracted fstner ap-

, , _ . _ _» _ penis in vain to the druggistfor the medi- 'm-f“"' 'T L“ERP°O"' Eng' ho" X7' the im clue ulcgsgg,-y 5° “ve her mm The drum

is Feb.. of m,°“,wm_ day to day of the limeiicks reccivel with;

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MAN’S1

Tidings Cause

Sudden

Nnw Casrnn N. B. Nov. 19.-(Specisi)_

two years had charge of David Blown's

DEATH

ypiggwaino

Near Denver, Colorado, Reported in Newcastle, N. B.. Where Shock of ° ' s His Mother’s

Demise

‘ranch Denver, Col.was drowned in a Lago fthere yesterday

. The shock of tho new-s`killtd his mother Mrs. David Crokrr.

AEEIUENT TU D WUHKING MTNA AT

THHUNTU, UNT.

Two Killed afid Several lniur- ed Through Fall if Shaft Buciet

Tonowro, Ont., Nov. li?-(Special)-By

the parting of a steel cable, seven men in is bucket dropped 100 fr-ei. down the shaft. at the entrance of the new water works at the island tonight.

Two were instantly killed, two survived

but three were badly injured.

MUHi llllllll THE LIMEHIEK

~ EHAAPETITIUN

More Prizes to be 0tl`ered--- The Competition is De- veloping Rapidly

Owing to the de\'c'opmenr of the com-

petition in Llmerlcks The Guard an nn- nounocs the following changes in the manner of handling the enterprise. A

Hereaiter the requirements of spate'

will not permit the publlcaiion of all tho lines reicivol, and only those lines to which prizes srcullctted will be publishc-i. ,

UTPUTATIUN Til PHUAAUTE BLAEKSUH

HALITAX llllllli

is Leaviflil England Saturd .y to Interview the Canadi- an Government

Lcnnon, Nov 19,-(Spe¢|si)_Th; gh-,¢,

deputation inleavlng on Saturday to in. tervlew the Canadian Government and

address meetings at Montreal, Toronto, S’ John, Quebec and Halifax on behalf ei

the All red and Blaalrsod-Halifax propo- sal.

'1`b0Y UEFTYB trhelaticr to be taken as

part of thc All-rei- Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Bart, is head_of

the deputatlon. _

They claim the rervlea should hare an

Irish not an English port,

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JAPAN WILL Nlil HAVE PHUTEETIVE

TAHIH PllLlEl_

Will Rely on Energy for ln- dustrial Progress--As to Immigration

O'r'rA\va, Nov. 17_- Canadian Cam.

mercial Agent MacLean has informed

the Trade and Commerce Department that the japanese minister in a recent

Acknowledgement; will be made from.

initials and address of the senders. This'

will enable all interested to know how

the competition is golnn on and will le an acknowledgement of the rccoipt of the moneys sont.

i The numliur of prizes will t.einrr.»aserl.

to surpass all records in the number of the father and the mother wholn herturn

___ ' _“_ the information that the great influx of wana |_ (_|,,,,,“,d ,md anon," chud

The opening programmes for the week new settlers into Canada will commence _shown in ima i lent longer of being horn'

Lormon, Nov. I7.-Prof. Korn, of Paris at. Wonderland haga heen n suocpss rar Early in Fe|,,.u,,,.y_ The Dominion HM ;ir\;\lt‘i:;h!'Is"h:npxgBl1'Zh;a\:e|nl;;1£¢lp :rg “flame

has installed one of his machines for tele- ;‘£::lf:;? Z? zr:'g;T"hx::u¥':°,¢:; alone has soid§li accommodation in_three rl" of hh own me "vm th. "me “HL epplilpe will be riilrompeuaed for their K"°Pi‘l“Z Ph°i°U"“Ph i" °“ °m°° °f th' illustrations each evening. Tonight and of their big ships, the Southwark, Ken- The fireman was the father of the sick 9 ~ 01! D009! rrikviiofl than inet

Daily Mirrpr, and experiments have been tomorrow night a comedy pro|r_`\-anime is gusto” ,md v,mm,,,,"_ (Orme that three prim tiglvrxhxpm d:p'ir;zl:t"h;1xi°sx‘trai;;:Id wezir the above priser will be proportion- successfully conducted between thai ofiice '!':_;£;gl°;'t|:;1s°;g:?l?;';;"';°§3;hi" 'E or four voyBges_ These vessel. each carry. guage-na th; aulucwa miihem sm "hmm ntely raluc -d and if more the nu uber of and the oticc of L'Illustretion; in Paris. I. “wus "Rm to ,nuke by contrast the g-|509 and ,poo ,garage Panengen’ ¢x.` yhruughgut,

Permission; has been obtained from both ssrlio piotupr§°i:o;arir'ph\;;es|:i:'p. rlpdsaupafp; clusivc of “Cond “bin md ,,¢|°°,,_ Thi. Nrfgi t()!;l;il>:1`1:"l?\f:l:i;;s|:ini:‘l;§>i‘i;°°l;fnD;?)i;l the French and British governments to xogxazd on the Mn two Jenn". ‘mmm gh.; upward, of 10990 ng” patting mn`n 'wha had A nun,” for "una, ohm" “N i\‘° P°*¢ °m¢° i°|¢Ph°“° "lf" in °°“' The first number ir:-Ste Won't Pay for Canada will come by thisline alone to “Lt-oiring for Rooms" is a mostiangn- section with the experiments. The first Hai-Bent. No need toteii what ridiculous Ham” |,¢f°,.e u,e'°pe,,,ng of ,he SL ahlo Mperia 10° °!_ ii vrvliwctlve brlflr- use we coupon mms and no pmewm

fi ban bsltuatlnnsshe getsin is th i groom. A lady leavei him to care for her

Pi°t“"° '° °°'“° W" me wires W” B T3li|t;ou bonldlft commence to' imaz.i'|?e L""°“°° ““°”’ ctlll iren fora few moments during which DB &||0i»l¢'l £0 MIODYIDOUS 00U1DB2|i0l'*-

_ his dance appears on the scene with most The Limericks so fsr received are

llnsrds LlnlmentCures Diatemper mounting rssuier '

"The Tramp hols the Motorist”

_ - - 5 mighty good reelection. Just see howl p ‘

original sine in order to show the method wh 'am m “Nomar turned om hr we t ,ery funny “ou ,H ,,.,,|°y, ,,°,,,,.V,| Lump, of line distribution and reduction to one- p`mc|,,.'”,_ Th, Awgud Mm me 5 ___ rig up a dpmmy and allow a motorist

'_ fi ` in a rm n in at i r=m°"r|i~

half its also to show how it may be read #00 man! ol 2-no_nx;:>e:m:» whnnaunc omouo' N°,.,,,|,".1g__(g,,,|‘|)¢ TM nm' md I-_t DM". “mlm "mv H ER.

l “P9 I _ .

ered saapiate dt for publication. D';::='fn°w",bd "my mm od ,he “nf” Nuv.0srn Ui °|,i|n|ng Humanity" gives a most.

An interesting llililil 35°" “I0 "W at|Wondsrland this evening. “ Wheat........-..... .. ..... ll strnotive and interesting glimpse into mgchingig that photographs sont ovsrthe A Conrad; Cartoon ia suggestive ot any “ ... --< 'l°“"‘° "°‘h°d’°f i’°“°""'¥ °*i°"“|i

- ed be db- amount of fumsnd lsloars out its name. JM, _ _ 5 °’°°Y °°“'"il°“°-

wirss from Paris ne not engrsv y un Hun” ,,||| .mg M, ,,M,..|’ ne, ' " ' The-e nvo pictures make up one of

,he \,,1{.tone process. The machine itself nn md um liianeharrl whl be in the u wh°“"' """" ` ' ' ml heat. prosrnms yet pressnml and everyone r, iight local showers.

splits up the photograph into lines md placaseunir-e1iir suit. fi in her-at the PM l4\°\I\'i ¢°r'HiDi! H0! thins b

d b d. “ nv. piano. Itlsa hill of ro yi genuine amuse- TN’ m“°|° iff’ “ARM W \|"° 0 0' M1

been Carfled out Between nligraiion season for 1908 promises easily Rm, tum", deaf em. to me Dludlng of mwduulrs is hh to ba an ample “nn

e_ prize for a single line with $4 for second

PiiSalld l.0ilii0i\ _ .. limi t 'ii bti a those who are coming here to-day elicits ;l>lxti€ap1h¢;c:,M,,‘,1,;e“cye,l, rim;-luaia Tlhe mm sa for third had $2 I" fourth.

is This will enable a number of dollar prizes

tn bo given, if the growing in tcrest ire -pa

me nn, and in that way more of the bright

d prizes will be Inciesseri. -

rc These changes gc into afflict at once and ng will apply to the compel ltion of this B- week.

Oompetltors for prizes must in all cases

I acknowledged elsewhere In the local 'B columns.

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Tmosrro, Nav. lil- (Special) -Fruh

the northeasterly tonortiiwvt.-rly winds, cold

Fx' wugtis. coins. hosnsnnt., ¢\,q f 5" nn.,

h bl ki me e yor mary ne eng -' _ : e oc I u;er.t.0:;‘|l.l:c\’:ioulsted to draw all lovers Bunn Rubber bootsbest for Hal” ¢li.e:)>ti'o:&l'.i|yci;iIig°l1'plr‘:'ise'.|:'i|ei‘i‘ .vglllhinilufle an mmanu _.n qumly nm _ Q by on-Dk” . "3' ° 'U I ' ' lumen,

tablets. tor cents we box. Au A-ngug,

speech, denied the report that japan pm-_ posed adopting a protective tariff policy. He stated industrial progress could only produced by energy sud not by prptective

policy. To progress Japan must not adopt protection, but show energy, and develop foreign commerce. As to emigration, he declared the police ofthe Japanese govern- ment has to restrict it to districts which

come within Japanese sphere of influence, like Korea.

Hlllll HUUHS lil AN UPTN Hllll

UN THE UEEAH

Bosron, Mass, Nov. 18-After forty

hours of helpless drifting in their lime yawl during the cold weather ofthe past few days. without food or water, the esp. tain and five members of the crew of me British schooner Vinita were brought ir so port today by the Boston fishing achqpn er Mattniteesett from the Middle Bank T112 VHBGT. which was loaded with sul- phur from New York for Lunenburg,N.S.. ll" h°m¢ P°f*, sank about twenty mile; east by south of Eastern Point Thursday evening. All the members of the creep suffered severely from their exposure and one msn was taken to the hospital to bg treated for frozen feet. The men saved

nothing hut what they stood in and in the hip's ting.

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