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ELECTION DATE

YET UNCERTAIN

Voters’ Lists Cannot be Ready ,Before

Eiul bl October' or Later, But Work is Being Rushed Rapidly Forward Now.

TORONTO. Aug. 26-(Special)-'line fied 0n_

; W _,IQ .,' gr. ,__-.ir .L _~ _ ' ' - _-, Z-:J _. .' _, _. , f - '_~ _r i

hon. o. F_0_STER_ _ , Two MI-:N KILLED n

o PQLITICAL Issues Ar A cnossino

I _ . ., _ _. , _ _ A Vast Audience Listened With Close Attention to His Ffightful Fatfality Near Londonderry Stern Arraignment of the Governineiit; McLe'an, Martin Which is Hard to Explain, 'Night and Mathieson Also Spoke and Pleased Conservatives Train and level Crossing, Horse ' Cheered Very Heartily. Perhaps Bolted.

Globe today prints the following special from Ottawa:

The Gove11J!lent will not be able to

definitely decide on the date of the election for some time yet, pending a report of progress as to the prompt- ness with which the revision and printing of voters' lists, etc. is car-

Every effort is being made to faci-

litnte the work of completvng the

Imultifarious details involved in get-

iting the machinery of election start. ed, but it is improbable that every-

rlthing can be in readiness for polling

before the last week in October or first week in November.

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Held on Charge of Intimida- tion, and Assault, Victim

Seriously III

MONTREAL, Aug. 2t3--_§Special)-

As the outcome of the attack on tha C. P. R. mechanics and strike ers on Monday afternoon, Leon ei appeared in the police court

on a charge of intimidation.

The prfsoner's lawyer protested

vigorously when Judge Leet decided that no bail would be granted, as one of the men injured during the trouble was seriously ill at home.

break- Mart- today

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NEW GLASGOW, August 26‘-.(‘Spec- itil-)-There was ia big days racing here today. Some fast time was made There was a very large attendance, numbering about fifteen hundreds

In the 2.20 class, Buchanan wa!

first Estell second and Mabel. thirds The time was seventeen and a half- In the 2.30 class, Lou Helen was

first, Nell Patch second and Brazil- ian third. The time was twenty.

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IIIIIIIIN SIIIINBIHII IIIPAHIS THIS IIII

He Was the German Ambas-

The Conservative meeting last even- Manitoba, supporting the Government"

U13 filled the Market Hall to over- *Since then Ontario, British Columbia flowing, the body of the ,mu being land bllew Branswlcklhad fallen into D k d -th _ _ , e ouserva ve co umu. P. E. Isr- tzg -58163:), USD’ "f“nesl‘. and alert' Iland would follow. The revelations in

BB 0 th th

faces of ladies, nhxdlurlii the p1g;¢g?::;,N;W Bzgnswick showed the need' of

were the leader 1 c augs ere and at Ottawa. When land ConseI'vati‘;r:Ii.n(S.sW.vgfhtlibgipli [ML Mathieson comes to p°w°r we sided with dignity_ shall know more of how our money

speaker. He was heartily received and 1"*3'§=s.>.-,__ spoke with great vigor arraigning ' the Government for going back on _? their platform, breaking their pro- A. mises, wasting the public money _Q i`~ d0UbUllZ the taxes and increasing the 7"/ .Nfl cost of living. 'l‘hey borrowe-¢l. money

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Mr. Martin M. P. was the first _-vi ,. . I

Mr. Brodeur denied the truth of their report, and the Premier appointed another, Judge Cassels, who ss an honest ma-n. His inquiry was ad- journed, but enough has come to light to show the facts. He gave in-

stances of ftfheldobl .ery which was go- ,ing on in the _.fine Department. He closed amid cheers. V I Mr. Foster came next and was heartily cheered for some time. He complimented 'the electors on having two such able, plainspoaking earnest and persistent representatives as Messrs Martin and McLean. They ought to be sent back, as he believed they,. would be. _(cheers)

It had been charged that he talked

too much, but as they had no power to rule they must do what they could

HALIFAX, Aug. 26-(Special)- which they were driving being killed wiiue creasing the runway mer at “ml 01° Wasvn sms-Shed to nieces.

7.30 this morning about a mlle east ha1::;nE:°(;ry_ 0’ tn): Zum” “am

< o oe on

of Londonderry station two younglhearmg we whistle Meth; enziigefhaf;

Illell. Herbert and Wilfred Scott, *horse took mgm and b°“._°d_ bl‘0£ll6rS. bald to live in the neighbor- No other theory can be advanced hood of Acadia Mines, were knockedlwhich can satisfactorily explain the down and instantly killed by No. lojaccident, since the main road rung train, the night express iron St. I parallel with the track for half ann), John in charge of Conductor 1-Iopperfand it would be an impossiblity for Bllii driver Sanders. Inny one not to be aware of the ap.

The men were in a wagon, the horse proach of the gl-n|n_

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Sisaw 1 HEIDELBERG, Germany. Aug, 25

a h S_etS Example and -Baron Speck Von Sternburg, the

Rage Smzes the Kmgdgm ermuu Ambassador to the rni-.en

- , States, died quietly in the Hotel Vic-

Of Cam bodlal |'t0ria in this city about midnight last

, night. The Baroness, who was Miss I Lillian May Langham, of Louisville,

PAR_Is_ Au; a5___,1..1.gmm. “_ Ky., was with her husband at the En./l.

ceived from Cambodia, the French As- 'TM Bam” and the Barone? f";“`f= ctr; “mc pmbectomw, state that King 'from Hamburg the end to ms vmon

ghmwnth has been vaccinated’ and _to consult with Pro cssor Incrnz wat 8 parted "mm for vacciomo Czeruec, a skizu specialist, on n mal- has get in at .ML ¢,,.“-fn ady from which the Ambassador ‘has

Th” DIBKUB bl`0§-0 but not 10118 ag been suffering for some time. After

°" P"°mD°°t» “nd PM F"°“°h d°°t°" 'a prolonged examination of the dis-

Zgéhfg gf, Vaccum” th. pmph' but icased part of the left side of Baron

one of Sisawath’s sons, Duong , Ma- 'V011 Sl1€l`l1ll6FZ'B N080. Professor tlliga. declared himself against vacci- ,Czurnec affirmed that the trouble was na ou, d alth h fhis wives _ died of atlas. plagflzlf h;J11r°d"’1Bed wx BL snot a cancer. but a lulllls. and that he low her body to be mmov9d_ Bom could cure it. Both tue Ambassador afterward he, too, caught the plague and his wife were immensely cheered ““‘;I‘ils°‘;- hh th Ki im dlmtel lat this opinion, which was dull' com-

a er n , me . _ _

lent 1 th » ° Kd ci ` municatci to the foreign office al Ber

natemm Ha moitgrs sub wagciggieé I lin. A representative of the oiilce came

e wan e t e v

four t|me9_once on mlzh leg ind ,meal down here to see the Balron and upsln

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on each al-m._,md the doctors had the his return to Berlhn t e avora greatest difficulty in making him nn- news, it is said, was transmitted to dsmgand mmf, this was unnecessary, Emperor William and forwarded to 'Phan an tm, ministers wew vaccine. lthe German Embassy as Washington. ed, all the King's wives, and all the Baron Von Sternberg is described ns rural household, and the rush tu fui- having felt that his long agony was low those illustrious examples has nearly over, although he had suffered been such that more vaccine has been many disappointments, with regard to telographed for from- Saigon. his illness. His wife also shared the The only people of distinction in hope that he would soon recover. It Pnompent who refused to, be vaccine- had been arranged that they should, lcd are the Ministers of War and a go to Berlin in September to be re- dfillifhter-in-law od the King. They ceived in audience 'oy Emperor Wil- threatened to»oom.mit suicide if forced iiam previous to his return to Wash- 10 allow` the doctors to operate on lngton.

Promised a reduction ot taxes and were taking 73 millions. instead of the 33 millions when Mr. Foster was Fin-v ance Minister. Coming to transpol-ta. tion he sald little or nothing hm] been done for the Island in twelve years. He next took up the subsidy question arguing that the settlement, was most unfair to the Island. Mr. Hnggart in 1896 stood ready to equip the Province with branch railways, because we had built the Island Rail- way at our own cost. The Conserva- tive party would build them yet,

duced and heartuly ¢heered_ They were, he said elected in 1904. Then ‘here were an the Provinces but

anroad at 4 5 and 6 per cent but V f'~ ',_

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would pay the Canadian people out 3| _ _\Il‘,`._g-

(£3, -:.;p,v_f.` .//) _ \ ~‘\\

DGP Cell! f0l` their Savings- Theo' had 'W-3 -.fl dll __ ull' by argument. That they were doing'

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A Bear invades Sackville Sunday But Gallant Men Come to the Rescue.

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BACKVILLE. Aug. 25.-sneifviiie nd Middle Sackville were greatly ex- ited Sunday afternoon, nnd your llsulal Sabbath quiet was rudely dis- turbed by the appearance of a bear, Some parties discovered bruin in the lower part of the cemetery early in .the afternoon, and the alarm quickly

oudly portion of the female popula- lon. Fire arms of all kinds were re- uisltioned and some joined in the hase armed with pitch forks, shovels r any other weapon that came 'handy he occasion gave two of our citizens pportunity to distinguish themselves nd' Sunday night the praises of His Morship Mayor Pickard and Warren . opp were in everybody's mouth. As, poou as bruin became aware that he as likely to become a target for, ostilities, he started oil across the” antmmar and towards Middle Sack- ille at a lively trot. Messrs. Pickard and Copp armed to the teeth, jumped into a carriage and putting the whip to the horse started up the road to head oil the unwelcome visitor. This they succeeded in doing and getting within range the Mayor, with a Bis- ley shot, lnid bruin low at first shot. After everybody about Middle Saclr- ville had inspected the dead 'bear tho earcns was loaded into the carriage, and brought to Sackvllle.

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THG CASE OF THE

NEWSPAPER MAN.

lhem. Th Ki asted orda on " thou. Hesnusngnlit tneulmu; In une, ”“”_‘_-”_“_ Nicw voRK. Aus- 25--Acwfdinl

\ . _ 11 cher near the

glnmahom ‘mm they "han charm. thmrl Miuard's Liniment Cures Colds etc. l§gn';l'1\B?;;;l;gEn‘; B;-63|, my-mon; ro-

CARNIVAQAT NICE

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A Magnificent Picture. Thrte others just as fine

rueueau uuur for might ue New tx-ned. glfus° take; 'ls 8 :;3;;'@*~

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Wonderland, holds out uncommon ln- h°rl°gM‘§l° c5;m,‘l`1°;°w we haf ,_,”___“,gh

d“°°m°“h "° tl” l°‘"“" °' “"“"°\ 1" tie instrumentality of the man IDG 'Minn lunar. It lu u Iuiunui aevlc- Ima sun me wife, and en. meow: tion of N e-- farewell to hor dear cue. '°°l“¥ grethilqmgdcarlllihvihlg aihuchc in| Geadac-me's .Tribulation W\I\l'¢ “lv featuring, and air one has 'to -io nearly enough to overwhelm any WI- ll watch in comfort, mntgad nl joining But this one in particular. ovdrvlihi Personally in the event. ~th¢n all, and came out fifth* 'M0 'rho sum num-'e Dungeon-In u ur 'ml ww." was nrenonuie will lillendid story of how people can be ling ‘fAfter the Rain. It il IWW*-» mllundex-stood and n._‘uuu»luei --'ollt catchy and popular, one of tho belt WW trend md’ noble time some eonll 11° Nl f°°‘l"`°°- Tl" "°“°l'°" an eau te when is some to uuea- use of nie maven nom” 0' =W°'=‘ "'““‘ll8 the matter ariaht. l nrrqui- ation' to New Wonderl-and-and ¢0:;lil;f_1 M have-sais m umm ,»..»uar¢ It wui ee worm some 1° W'

cently said “Let all in the house who

P; V sy I 4 ill L ' ' . ' 'Y Wi I are paying their debts stand ui!-" In

' A ntantly every man, woman and, Child.

, e to their febt.

'nh one exception rosthem all and

The preacher seated “ld ,‘_‘Now everpevery.-man-_net DAY' mg hp dupe; stand up" _'fthe excvr- cion hlotbd, 'A care worn and hungry looking individual, clothed in 1119189! summer suit. llewly Ull“m°d~°'P°"` | endicular position _ ,"1-low is my ¢f|gnd,' asked the minister. ‘ithat you are the only 'fnan not to meet hi! ob- ligations 7" "I run a newsDBDOff' |10 meekly answered, "and the brethren an-u who stood up are my su’b=<=l‘ib°l‘°» |,d"._."L¢t ua pray," exclaimed the reacher.

i\liuard's Linlmaut Cures Garget in Cows

cnicico MARKETS.

CHICAGO. August Z6--_(Speclal;-

August Wheat . ...... .. 981 August Corn. 64| Sept. Wheat . . . 94|

has been spent here. At Ottawa; but $13,000 was spent on a wharf ,scandal after scandal, fraud after which has since never been used and

Mr. McLean, M. P. was next intro- hiaud had “en exposed- whim "W1 has 3`°`tt°d d°'Wn-

|;:dv_i1 service commission was appoint-; He went. on to speak of dimnnmeg wha? Illtiléllmiaiion of Liberals all-'oi getting information in the public 'waste 1 k ey find ? Dishonesty, accounts committee with a majority _I . ac of conscience they found, (Continued on page 3)

IIIIIII Wr.SI -IIIP

IS SHI<lI.KINI`

,and the country was listening What Iii there was no opposition at Ottawa gor no Opposition newspapers 'f Would lMr. Hughes expose the Government's Iwrong idoing, 'ful-Ie stood; up of( sa) I éllowiékvoted this way or that way as , e nister bade him. Ii: was from 'Opposition criticism that the country llearned what was going on. Once on- ly had there been n criticism from that ,side of a wharf expenditure. There .were no people there and no water,

Some Figures as Low as Eighty, Millions For Wheat,

OthersHundred Fifteen.

WINNIPEG, Aug. 26-(Spec‘ia1)-

Latest conservative estimates are in-

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SIAIIBIII IWII IN IHI WUUIIS

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HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 25- MONTREAL, Allg\lSt 25_A Story of

V ~~ < . clined to put the total wheat crop at

' ~ a hundred millions, some experts

' r placing the figure as low as eighty

millions, while others run up to hun- dred a'nd fifteen million bushels.

Early frost has done damage to

late grain in certain low lying locali- ties and on heavy lands, and the bot-

al damage from this cause will be considerable, Knut the effect on the crop as whole can only be ascertained

Henry Fisher. aged so years, u pi-ff 1 wi drvwhlns accident was received

minent farmer: of Lincoln Township, hgrizh md" from Bt- Agathef by was cut and fatally wounded, and his Zlegagnggr yggrzged Dgm? oflllfilixplzii

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HH Ul1'9Bl1*D§ returns' come in from known or suspected frosted localities,

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ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 25.- fsreclelli-Dezulis are given in the Yakutsk newspapers of a revolting case of cannibalism among the nom,- adic tribe of Lamuts living on the river Morodin n extreme northwest- ern Siberia.

Vrine of the nomads, driven desper- -lw by hunger. devoured the bodies of his bi-other’s iwife and four childl- I`€Il. ,

A party of hunters came upon ith;

deserted encwmpment, found there- in-airns of the bodies and reported the case. - - There wn.; ni vnslifc 0/food on thi

premises.

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brought out every man and boy and a'

that township, by Gerheld Lewis,

punished the boy for a milsdeed and who was, said to have attacked the boy and his father) when the-1n'UtlerL went to the school to investiga/be the matter.

Officers from this City were de-

spatched to the scene to arrest Lew- s.

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LONDON, Aug. 25-The correspon-

dent of the Daily Telegraph at the Hague says:-After discussing the Venezuelan affair with diplomats there he has arrived at the ronclu- sion that there can be no question of war, such ns advocated by those who are culling upon the Dutch Govern- ment to take forcible action, because says the correspondent, 'in the first place, Vcnezucla has no navy worth mentioning, and in the second place, apart from the fact that the Munroe Doctrine would prevent the Dutch from landing, the Dutch warships could do nothing against Venezuela‘s beep cliffs, and that the portion of

“ls ‘the Dutch nrmy destined for service

in the Colonies is far too small to ef- fect anything.

On the other hand, insults to nab-

ionnl honor are not.matf.ers for n.r- bitratlon, therefore the only course ;eft is n blockade which would hit

purse. When Presidient Castro finds that every additional day of blockade reduces the revenue from import dut- ies he will soon climb down.

Further the absolute standstill oi

isfaction 'in Geuezusla with the pro babie _sequel of pronunciamentos a- gainst the President." _

CHOLERA RAGING

EASTERN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 25-The

centre of virulence in the cholera epi- demic has been transferred to Rostov on the Don, where thirty new cases and ten _ deaths were reported on Aug. 15.

In the province of Astrakhan 68

ed on the same day.

The chole-rn is no\v working its way

casus coast.

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son stabbed seriously wounded yes- his Ha in two feet of waten “hung

il d . er “Y at the D°W°'Y 9011001 h°“5° in Mills, who has been w,th the Express

me 1- ue.-1 snazzy ti‘;:.1.>;;:'°i.‘;”.:" fits.”

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want of assistance. His body was tak-Ig0w_ 001__];,a|,¢,11e added that he .had

~ £11 Y-0 bil? 0141 1101118 HI- PFGHCOUZ lOl" not been able to discover the name

CHRISTIANA SCHOOLS prevented Canada bringing home once,

IG0

Castro, in the only weak spot, hism-Id

shipping business would cause dissat- . 2-

PII Will SPIIIAI

and last Thursday afternoon he went

berry picking al. St. Agatha with 'the -

baggage man. He lost the lat/ter and L

did not turn up when the train start- A ed, so word was left in case anything

went wrong. When Mills did not show '_'-'

up that evening a search party was organized without result, and on Fri- MONTREAL, Aug. 25-That Private day several hundred' people started spinal of ottawa would have wou out to hunt the country. Finally Ithe famous King"s prize at Bisley ex- Mllls' CIUUJBS Were f0\ll1d beside a 'cept for. the unwarranted interference stream and a couple of hundred feet ‘of one of the range officials is the em. awav his body was found doubled up _piiauc opinion of Lieut. cuioaei Lu- th two feet of water. He had evident-belle, commandant. of the Canadian Y UWB DBUJAUE H1101 been 0V€I'C0l!lclteam, who arrived in port today on by cramps and was sulloceted fortune Ailan liner Hesperian from Glau-

\ll‘iB1- . iof the mugs odlcer who discharged

Spittal with resting the butt of his

______l_ .rifle on the ground, but he is confid-

:ent that the interference just at the 'very critical moment of the match

Pun unnn Inns nun uv

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Quebec’s Governor Should

Have Thirty Thousand Dol-

-lars to Be Cornfortable.

'roRoN'ro, Aug. ze-(special)-'rue

Glo'oe's special from Quebec says:-

"There is a feeling in Quebec that

the salary is altogether inadequate to sustain Rlth dignity the Lieuten- ant Governorship. "No other Governor in the Dorrinlnn

CLOSED BY SMALLPOX' more the emblem of the highest bon

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ors in the markmansllip of the wot 1

CHRISTIANA' Aug’ 25_An the Colonel Labelle is extremely pleas-|

schools in this city have been closed ed with the Success of the tealu ag ul

owing to a serious outbreak od small- . whole _bud individually, and “gm-ed. DOL font last night that it had made a,

lbetten showing in regard to prizes

'1“*‘°l°‘ Ithan any of it immediate predecess-

tors.

on snAsoN's oU'rLooK '

FOR THE CATTLE TRADE FOUND No rRIo'rroN IN ooN-

-- ' Nsc'rIoN wI'rI-I FISHERIES.

CALGARY, Alta., Aug. 25.-su fur' ___

`:s can be gathered from reports, cat- S-1~_ _ygHN'3, Nf1d_, Ann, 25. - .Ie

shipments are quite active, al-.The British wa,-ship Brilliant, which

hough the rate for the season is not has arrived from n cruise around .kely to exceed that of last year. ima Island gf Newfoundland, rc- attle coming off the ranches are inlports the total absence of any ood shape. The season's outlook can‘g;-melon in connection with the car-

considered' as good with fair prices rylng out of the hsheries' agree- stock of the beat shape. ment, Owing to the recent issuance

of the Modus Vivendi the Brilliant will remain at. Bay of Islands only a

--?---- short time, and will sail for the

- ‘ Mediterranean in September.

Mihard’; Llnimenl Cure; Diphlheria. -

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is called upon to entcrtnii as .\...cn, co-iaeqiinntly the position if out of the ques_iorI for :I no r " »' days."

It is suggested 'that the salary

should at least be increased to $20,- 000 per annum and $0.000 lllmwed for garden keep, servants, horses, etc.

sscRs'r ssnvros osrlosns

GUARD TURKISH FAMILY.

TORONTO, lint., Aug. 25-United States Secret Service Officer Hessing- er, with two assistants, arrived in Toronto last night by the 803511101' (‘.nvugn from Niagara Falls. They were guarding and protecting the Turkish Minister of Justice and his fnmvly who are en route to Loud:-I _ Euclnnd. The greatest secrecy

maintained regarding who the was. The customs odlcers her- local police on duty at the what. ' stated in having the party escorted to the Union Station and placed in n private car~’on the G. T. R. leaving for Montreal at 10 p. ln.

Condensed A Ad

Too lata for ClassiilcatiiiI.M

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Fon sAIn_a:-=sspcun_,f nn butter

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FOR SALE-A pneumatic-tire trot-

ting sulky, almost new. Apply

to Mrs. D. L. Hooper, Euston St

"°'*‘“"“-¢_'1'f PERISHING CREW

un... uuuiy uf culfdlue one- Schooner Had No Water and Food Was Short.

fm Wlnifrediau de-

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new cases aud- 11 deaths were report- _

down the Black Sea along the Cau- (amp

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ANTED-A general servant. Eu- quira at 46 Euston St. 7dr8ipd. ___ - _ ___ ANTED-An honest, industrious girl for second ,work in smell y. Experience not necessary, as

girl will 'oe taught ,every branch of the work. Good wages and steady -place. Write, stating age, expenimce

BOSLON, August 25-Just in time erin commend o 0 » to save the crew from dying of thirst ciarsd on the arrival of his ship to-

Qt sea, the steamer Winifrediamlday that he had hover in all of lil which arrived today from Liverpool, 'eventful career on thlmlille tb““\M'

ran across the schooner Alfred Wilson a pitiable scene ll °l of Lunenburg, helpless on the Grand on the deck of the Willson 3:31:11 U10 banks. 'rua crew mul use no water his Leyland HW "ilu °; has vm for three daib and had been on short he liner paendda no to an :L rations a week before that. The Wini- to the echoonei"1allmr¢¢:”‘ mn Nl fredian arrived just as the schooner’s_ caeks. Wh" 0_0 °" W

lain board could not wait but fell pro-

if any, and Tdorehceh. Mrs. H. A., Jones Box 451 Cohasset, Mass., I

men had given up h0D0 IDU 5°* ' .

e0 at eh lt wful of impr- strata on the deck to drink 'tbl 'lt-

ff:§”m,_° ° m° ° uf from the seuppen an it dripped

._ _ _ ' '° " ° ° °' ' ` ' . ' ' ' h ti tilt f ln the bile.

'"4 UUDUIIUII _ltcry of love not ro- self. _ licllt. Corn . . TN Mmm’ . Lmmen our" m"°'"p°' 8-ITd1w. _ UIWCSW 3hWh°“l» 00° “F 7 m' '°

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