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wi‘.?.l‘<’.‘.ii`fli~..'>’<‘v’ii‘t~li‘l‘t“i.‘l*i‘.’\lli’.l~el ci-1Ai_u.o'r'r_ ETOWN, PRINCE a

CHINA HAS TROUBLE

FLOODS AND

Several Towns Suhmerged and Serious Crises Developing

'_ with Japan in Regard to Korea and Jap Troops May

Cross the Chinese Border.

HONG KONG, _Oct. 15-(Special)-’ fico to permit the pursuit of ri de-

There have been disastrous floods in tachment‘of soldiers who have been Sun Ning and Hai Ping distsicts. the aggressors may result in the, Several towns are- submerged, and crossing of the frontier by the Jap-l

hundreds of people rendered borne- nnese. less. Chinese soldiers opened the hos’tl»_ SEOUL, Oct' 15-(Special)-Serious lities, firing upon the police station

coin'pl"i:a‘t'ions affecting the peace oil occupied by the Jap troops sent into China and Japan are threatened nslKnntao as a guard for Korean resls the result of an engagement 'of Chin- dent.; The fighting time ensued last. es-ie and Jap troops in Nortlicrn Kor- ed several hours, und there were a cn, in which several were killed or number killed. wounded. The eonqnander of the Japanese The refu'sal of the Chinese war of- garrison immediately called .on China

FIGHTING

for permission to cross the frontiw

today 'bya fall of stone and coal. ,

Deceased was 60 years old andA

'leaves a wife, three sons and two'

A daughters.

Alex. McNei.-ll, manager of the

Bridgeport Colliery, is son of the de- ceased.

and pursue the assailants. The request was refused by the war

office.

The Japanese foreign office made

representations to the go_ve_'rnment at Pekin and the situation is beginning to ahsume a seriou§_ aspect. _

Unless China takes prompt action

satisfactory to the Japanese govern- ment the latter may crosss the front-

liiiii ui. Putsiii ,

THE CHARl.I-TEIOI I ARDI .

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Catches All Early Morning Mans.

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DNVARD I._»LAND, L,AI\A-..-X, FRIDAY, OC O ER 1 , 19 . {$,`,,,,,,,_,,,g,,,AR BYMMLh;,A,,,

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iiiiiii iiiiin POLITICAL MEETIN6liisH|uiirii il iiiiiir nit AT NEW GLASoowl

large joint po1iti_cgl_niecting was li-_ld here to-night. James Dickieson acted as chairman. Mr. Miirtin was the first

spenlccr. He spoke upon ttniisportu- ti0I1, the brnncli rziilwiiy, the new siir\'c;,s made here and in Kings County, the provincial subsidy and other qiiestioiis referred to in prev- ious meetings.

Mr. Pl‘o\\'st _o'.\'0d aindi dealt,

with the i`n..n i;`i state of (lanlitlil under the pix :r.~._ govcrmiieiil,_ tim postal scrvi-'ze and improvements the

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Father of Colliery Manager Large Well Conducted Meeting I-lelg] L35{ASoIemnised at Government and Sixt Years Old, - __ - ____ A House, Halifax ll/l ss Fraser

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Wife Survives. Night Candidate? Spoke Rev' T' WedsaC|ci'gyiiiari.

___ Fullerton Spoke tor M. and S.R.L. A __

Mr. Mclreau spoke ncxt. l-le \\<;it

over the personnel of the pre: Government and referred to thc l nel, balance of trade and the chi. made against the present ;»,'i,\'i;rilii, in the public accounts coiiiniii

with f‘efe'f‘e'nC€ to Silton, Hyman

others.

'l‘iieii followed Ur. \Vurliurtou \i_,(,

took. uplthe various points of the A -0 \ioi': _~.,.t~;:l.ci~, piirticilliiily iii ret. to thc balance of trade and fipoki .ony ~' -P ~i:i:i‘iui' ro tliose refer'

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AAAHNNAEE WAS

SYDNEY, Oct- 15-tSi>eciul>~ 1-iAi.rii‘Ax, oct. 15-(special)-Rev,

Michael McNeill was instantly killed NEW G1-~‘\h'Gf-lW. Oct. 15--A '.cr_vl\1oi'ai‘ ond Social Hcforni l.i‘.i;,"-=~'_ `l)i~_ ,\l¢(‘m~¢ly ,mil Mp Rug-g_ pastor of

Fort Massey Presbyterian church, of- ficiated at the marriage this after-

H- noor in Government House of Miss cglAnnire (‘hishlilm Fraser, eldest daugh- _,L ter if l.'t Governor Frn.~'.er and Rev.

\Vm. (leorge Wilson, pastor of St. 'Andrews church, Guelph, Ont. and lone of the ai>1e`st men in the Presby- terian ministry in Ontario.

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tiers in Order to anord protection L0 lf lllCF0l`lf~`¢ Uf l`eV€l1lle and the redulstionl to ilnuilitlieill iiiectiiigs _ A lcd'

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th” Koreans' "A "llc “lt” Uf Ullllll-i011 11110 generrrllyA John C. Clark, l3ay \`ilaw, then ___._f__- _.#4--,_.~l_---1-7 <l1S1‘llSsed the financial standing of,g.1\»¢ _, iiflcen mjume Speed, mlb,

lIllAL ANI] Sllll

MANAGERS HAVE

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Full Powers to Settle Ouarrel The Kaiser Working on New

lIllllNlEllli|llllS

EAAPEHUH Wll_l|AllA

AS AN lNVlNlllH

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Some Statements Made in

- and His Backers.

cxc~-Ili-:it a-llil‘rc.+;S on behalf of the

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I’ar_kins0n,l ofthe Dominion seeretf Sp JOHN, Oet. 15-(Special)-I _ A

Before Goiiigto the Privy Brake to Prevent Railway i§§f`.lili..'.."“§i1.§`i'if§§fh§i`fili.fif.“t§fii“.i`y'H°"~ D” P“gSl°’ ’°”“"‘l"“ "°"‘

- . . on the farm of Thomas Crozier. new \C“"‘l’l’°l‘lt°“ this “ft°"l°°“ promlmy vA'~1i'ouv1cii oct i.i»\vii-un rm-~t' iiriii i\' ‘ A | _ d id t i - t m t_ t - _d| _ ~ r . _ ~ _ - _ __ ; u . . , (ict. 14--No news hi.;

Councl i Col l.Sl0IlSi iAn£l_er atiretst ;1tth0%¢_i_Vl_A__le, ]_i;h;___'§_;l\_ _satis CZ; 8: tggaveit enu__§___cS‘;_';dm_I_l;t c_»lrA'_i~l and prepared for the market reucliccl hr-re of the three niisisirn

<01 HY P H 99 0 6 0 11| H » A S 011 5 I1 P ln ..;ipan and other countries where 'contestants in the balloon racel for

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~ H4 A Al'-\Al1\‘lll;__ A\'-'llirli the iiicerint :iil.lo\irned_ ’i`r.nior-,

i. In Fullerton next gave nn ro\v iii;-;lit's iuect.iii_; will bc in Hun-A

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- lAllSl llllllfAEYf lNlSSlNG BAliliil§lS_ ”“"°l‘l"'

-_.~ --- »">Ulfl<lf\1'd. lmpeflel. Q\1€h€0 l>9-lllf-51 _night and this evenling at Fafrville 'thc meat is considered a delicacy is 'the International Cup that was

MONTREAL, Oct. l5-'(Special)-

When Mr. Flummer, President of the Dominion Steel Company, sails for England for the hearing of the coal

and steel suit he will carry from the directors power to settle the case with coal interest, provided better conditions are obtained' than in the last. offer.

James Ross of the Coal Company

also has 'full powers from his direc- tors, so the case may be settled 'oe- foro reaching the Privy Council.

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lllllllililll ANN HUBBEN i

Suhw Lima ' M0 Emperor William

took a most lively luwfeslt ll* thi"

ci of uoik but he has duhc

road of Berlin, however, revived hw, interest, and he silent Daft Ol lllsli

vice. The practical experiment wit It .JAFFA Palestine, October ll-A has not yet been Corwletefl- _ lmob today attached the Aiistirian Eml)°1`0l` Wllllllllli Wl10 'lt one tulle post-odlce here and destrovrfl ii num- VJGH 11 D\\Dll Ol Pl`0fe5S°l` SMVV' Wm ber of mail carts and letter boxes. resllme his Stllilles ln advanwd t°°h',`Ti1e disorder grew out of the efforts

I l WNNIAN* BY lnical science in the professor's lahora- _nf political atilf-INOFS. Wl10 dwelt On

BERLIN, Oct. 14. - A young offi-

cial of the Ministry of the Inter- ior was the victim of an extraor- dinary rohnery while »tra.ve_llil1EY0S‘ terday from Dresden to Berlin. 4 At Roederau, an important lime-

ginn, B pretty young woman entered his compartment, where iw was seated alone. She was elegantly but r_'.i‘ctiy dressed. The polite offl- ciiil spit-1‘.ly got into conversation with the woman. Wl10 Set er- pouite him, nnid it 0eC\1l`I6d A10 him afterward that she bent toward him in H remarkmie manner, smiling in a somewhat. in" ' ’~ ~-_Y- ~

'Phe official states that two sta-

tions after Roederau he felt remark- ably sleepy. He struggled against the inclination to sleep, but must; have fullcn into a profound slumber, for he did not awaken until the train had arrived in Berlin and the guard liiid opened the door of his car- riaee. His companion was gone, and the guard noticed at oncei that ii peculiar odor pervadod the com-

ltory after the end of thc winter sel1'_thei recent action of Austria-Hiinq-gary

son. lin armexing the provinces of Bosnia

**“'_"_' _'°' ` and Herzogovinal

Tho trouble began on the arrival

| today of the Austrian mail steamer.

The lightermen of the port refused to .have anything to do with her, and it

wINNAPEG§wa.a impossible to land her cargof

‘The mails and passengers eventually lwerc disembarived. however, after Awhich the people moved on the post ‘ofhcc and vented their anger on thc

smisnson Mnn . Oct 13 -Twelve ro art or the .lush-lan govera.ii.@iit_

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surveyors are here, with ellillllmellf. |to locate thc new line of i.lie Great

L\.gi1`lH»`l- ' " _ ""°""`°"`; - '_ 1 . failure of existing- brakes to olJ01‘¢1lel A _

when called upon. _ _ A

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ge made

nun-_» f.-

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Y. BARN

.S lnuicnte nas taken ovci ilu!

the .rentest possible E““"“"l°°l;tt Milton, October 20th. Vi l - l,,i,(,,|'; 720 to geciillfg

__ will iiuwi iviii i

fs;“;i.5;:;§~.“;A°i AA[]AA|AASA AA[|SAHlAA Z - llANlilNl]llSl`l NL

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NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 14~'Tlie'

York Taxicab Company and its strik- ing t‘.iaut`;_.irs, which has been in pro- gress for more than a week.

While none were injured nud no

serious damage was done, still the c:mtx'oversy wlii‘.cl1 from the first has been niarked with violent disorders,

has by this fact reached a stage where

.iz is likely that the st-ernest repres- sive nzeasiires will be required. Both the company and the strikers plead

innocence in connection with the out- ' rage, the company declaring -that al

strikers to destroy the property of

their former employers,_and the strik- A ers maintaining that the dcadl mis-

flme “l“"l“l5 til” ‘went holiday ln the' lbomb made its first appearance to-l

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cguvtry w0rkin_g out the present hde-A I _ Aduy fn the struggle between the Ncwl QUEBE_C,'”Oct."12If~Sir"Tffcnry Joly

De Lotolenere, former Lieutenant Gov*ruor of B"‘l.-ill Columnia, and G-‘f'Pl`0ml9T Of Quebec, is dangerously ill at the hospital here. Sir Henri, 'ivho had been spending the Summer ut Platon, his country residence, wrisi

taken ill a few days since, and todiiy,

was oroiight to the city by a steamer sent up the river for that purpose.

‘EHAHHS W. NIUNSE

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silo was hurled in an attempt to iturri l -- piibllc sympathy agfiiiiist them or hy,

dliiierate attempt was made 'ny some misgiiirled sympathizers

A Now, vonx, ont. 14-oiiiiries iv.

i Moist, organiser and promoter ofthe

American Ice Company, and the Pon

'Northern and the Soo' line, to _yoke ; _ ,_ A _ ‘ __ _ lout; thc proposed route. From oycs _ , ' Q r rzolldate Steamship _ Company. and

i t lres lend iilou; the street west l | w‘io until the panic of a year ago

, tht i~. u I ‘of the C. l’. ll. track, through Mayor

‘ I

controlled a number of banks in this

\l`right'a fir-ld, and wil-l prouablygpur- L/ ` I Ac/ity, will face a jury in the criminal ` ullel thc U. P. R. into the city. The “ A ‘AA _ '_-niirt today. With Alfred H. (liirtis, \vl;\r-li of luyinrr out thi- now line is bc- ' Iformer President of the National,

ing 'riislied to completion, and it isl ...___ Brink Of North America. MUYSC was cxpectrd that construcéiion will _Re “_” ' .Al-'l‘l_A‘l§_‘;‘l lla/ llle’ Federal Gmlld ~lUl`Y started at the Cllfll -it P0l`3Sl 0 _ : _. ~ l \ _ 14_H ._ M' are '

ante. Now Yoizk, oct. 13. _ oatrgiir in Nl_f_Y" “0l*K'_ "°~°'“_“ _ _"ffl i

'rat new un-_» will give the Grc..t,,,,,,, of the lim., hi...-ic,,n@S lim Wal--1-,Who bw- “CCP lol S@V¢1‘1l_>}‘~"S Mn. rA1.iunn's

Nortlicrii entry into Winnipeg' over its recently have been lashing the soutli ";'l?]':§ '°h°“fil;_‘t’l_’;_lj 'la_:_f_l]i‘;"n_‘;_'Aggpl;x`f’l§.A‘;£l_§_ __ _ UENIES A ll_l‘ll’Ull'l`»

1 th c nnection All 1‘ 'l ll _/\mLli¢»_,‘~ ¢,, ,lp ‘l i Dear Sir -I have lierii infornicd

own roud nm sever o 0 _ an lc, Lie ot " 4 ii ~ ___ ft h k- th 1 A _,_ - - with the <7 N il. It may result iinlftnder Mayflower crime to _'-:cf _li st gllrtl' ‘fndeéll B rs; lnilindfesieioil _Om that l\lr. Leonard Wood, my oppon

pllrtment’ ` llillltl *‘T0Cl'l0ll Ol U lf1l`g0 llll'l0fl llellfllf Saturday while on her way, uitl. her fr to ag W ed 1 _t ni ht in U ent _ln “lc _nppfllucllllfg llmfllncllll

Happening to put his 'hand in

his breast pocket, the official found to his dismay that his poekethopk,_containing 1700 marks, was gone, 'rind that his valuable rings, which he had also placed in

_ '_ »_ _ 1G_ N_ n_ h.- _ _ A H . d t ,1 t5_ to 5,; ,~\ Srl" » was "0 ll 5° 5 _ "° Election uns circulating ycsterdii

A by the L I lt am ere gait ao ____;1_i__i_;ar g_s__i;0e_n ______k mTa___A_ presence of man-y other members ol through the City that rcspcctillg “Ay l -------- const of Jamaica with B righ gran- the °llll’» "nel" 9 giallunt' *mall* h“‘l‘_resignn|;ion as Attorney Geri.-;-lil

1 h ld 903" alle to sale m' there was some iinplrrii'-.fintncss bu

sure in ier o _ _ _ _ f 'f

\ R gl-_,\TI0\1 AT The Paiiama railroad line steamerlf W'f1xl§l;_‘Z:;etLl§ °_“a5_'e°“_fh_t°tV(';2_l;‘;:__° tween inc and the tlovs-rnmcnt. nnxl

D" ` " isi=it\\'IoK uosnnb Arivmiee iaoiigat the news of the die. “F ‘"- ° ht l’ 8 ' that I did not intend to <-fairest ow

lllil D0Cl<¢i-h00l¢. had ‘ll-SaFP9lll`0ll» "S ' I aster when she llrrivcd from the Sendhmly' lasmzgdgnvithwlleu 200 District' I have 'only to my Ulm Well H5 l1lS 10030 0B~S'h “ml Sflvelnll Hi 'canal zone in the republic of Pan- °.“l‘ ° “as 5 _ cliamlm- 1' such siatrmeiits are utterly untrue

‘liller Vlllllhl-T195. lllcllldlllg H LT°l‘l _. v ~V 0.* H ,_ Ai A mm. limp, Capt, Hummel sinld the Ad--ll_”_"_ U‘_°°_"°y ‘slmnl Om' to him' but _und witltolit the sliglitcst foundri- Wlltoh and chain' '\l?llfRlli\.st[Lii\i'lit lltllie I): A. ltllmSfiitioii vivnce had been hove to 40 h-ours, so _pu “ll ‘l.l‘_§_)_t_OA:tf`";]lAsgl;)_;l§ to serzaved' Amon' I l’°ll'nt“rlly and of my gmvnr

_ _,,_____.__ All-N.°~alii'iiki>.iiiil`fo the safe wits curi~ieil violent was the l-’rBl¢ - 011 femlmlnir "Huey D g__ _ _ y as 0 ll`e'~` “lll leflllillcil lllc <’ll“0 Ol' Alf,

l out and pliicefl on it trollnv and taken his course he siithi-ed lflsii SD.f»\lI'ilf\.\'l ,,_,, ____ ,_\__.\_,],}I WI , .toffwy ('°“"“l “ml “nl D"ff\‘°ilyA

'l h 't ll vessel dismasted and fiyin; l--'ll » = I ‘f» 5'- satisfied und plciistil that Mr Husf

_ fhst' ek l tuin.e, w orc 1 ii. snm . ~ ‘ ' » '_ -

VICTOILAN ORDER 'Nlf;lll>ln\l'iillllniillicllll tlii~_o.~mtciits taken signals of distress. She turned out __ __ _ -’*"_ _ _ Azard li-.is been appointed to that

l - o h A . H _ ~- U, I‘\l \lu.ii'c Oct -'llic .rl h office There never wus' and 1' t

LONDON, Oct. 14-His Majesty the which wnsiiliouf. $Ji. Three men _iii _to ne the May ov\er_ __ _ __ __ ___l ___»_~_-_ _-_ » - _ __ ._ _ - ___ - _ __ A _ h no l A der decoration “pon Lord swath. llurly m tllldmenlltllltinli n'.N`)htllldg ldive of rule Flor, a ,l_°_‘_'al;_t_l‘Anl______f; ‘lcmx _,A All-ll.~_i:t i‘oi;ilitiiii_ :iid the 1iit'e‘s\\'oi'c if I am spared lwlill contest llll., mlm. thi! C“lmdl“_“ high commassfogé liN‘ilelflIsl:iN'cl'lilUll¢l_tt;' i'o‘Hlierlos goiiigloil 231;, Zagtxjéngf he,-emniLn;,,§i_ Sr,,,n,i. §ol'_ili<‘ lu~.~t. ily _\viiiiiiiig_ i_li_g- ;'_l_8 Cli\\'~i. ADistrict. I may add that inn °r' His appointment' as B gg is for iwverui \vceks. around hero, but this ing and B little bit of Ban get 1,, AS ilc i’.it.'li~-ii. \-:rio ~tu\‘t_~.`l iii this _vel_\l‘ surprised tliatbir. Wood should huic llmng' cms” of the victorian or er affui\` iS U10 li0l‘l0¢‘lt yet. ' lsteady her was riding the storm xtul- A" A-'l""" ll""""' "““ll` will lllllllnth Wm lthought it necessary in the interstt gnzetted. . 1ant|y_ -l~" ll"` ""“"""" of his election to circulate such un-

- _ ' sl The Advance stood by for five' 1" Afair and untruthful statements

-‘ = "‘ YJ-I _ I ` _hours without. being able to launch nl l RYAN IN Nl`:lm‘\SK-`\‘ “l>0\1l5 BU- UDPODCHA- mid I trust he

A NEW REEL

A TWO NEW SONGS

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Tonight at New Wonderland. Splendid Pictures. .3_i_»__;>_»¢____ ;g_____.. .1..p......, oi. W... it...

h Ban “nhl f\linard’s Liniment Cures I) iirli riff.

lliozt. At length an unkniwn irultA -- stoamer came along and the Atl-l \\`.-'ll Ot). Xcli.. 0cf_l4. \\`illii\m J. vance left. her standing by the di~~llli_v:a-i today ciiiiipuigiioil iii his own

'abled boat. Capt. Hummel said he ii‘.~ iiiid lust night in this ]_ilu<-i‘. coin- suw Me men 0,, me dwg ,,, tm, 3; r-:el the fixfxt of his tlii-erii aye tour of Mayflower. They were probably tlie` .\`l-l i~;isl<:_i. Big croivds gi_'ei-tcil _him at your Harvard students and their nuvi. v\'er_\ point unit \\'lie_ii his day s \vni'l< gatoh They carried out of um., ,,,,,-¢_‘\\':u= ovcr hc luul d<\l_\i'ercd twenty one

IIA VE l\() HOPE.

NF.\\' YORl~'_ ()("I'. i-I. --Lust night

Th” “GW Feel f0l' ¢0Dl8hi'» shows twoi oriental beauty of a Franc 1 I __ for the first time .siricelhe de\feloilnioiit

il the elegant costumes, bewitching

of the tra iihle lust July tholeln attend

iiiioiectu, vi|;- “ c _ _ ' " ,' -v

dances et A .ini ~_ upon Dr. \\ ui. T. Bull admitted

On the Riveria, a theme which A Costly CUBA- H05 Tll° Bl“°l‘ B““'| CHICAGO MARKETS- lthnl the i-.iiiditioii of the noted surgeon “Beds no description, as the place is , dit will have their final showing thls_

familiar to au readers .ia wen inilevening. and there Wlll 11° *W0 “Wi cr-uoaoo, october 15-rspe¢iru>»‘iiiiiniiiioi-eeiiwi-y.

tmv ' ` ted songs

October Wheat 98! | -~

ellers. 'phono who have not lllustrn .

mn is will be able to ioiiow .iii iisl "in the vaiiey where my Selle! october corn sz; FINE AND WARM.

wonderful beauty tonight on the esn~Aesi<1 Goodbye" will be rendered by october Bork $15.10 __ -- _ vu. Ae the pr,-,,,¢h mu, lg f,il,.Mtes Dall Zell, and Lewis 'rminur November Wheat .. 99| lORON'I`0. Oct.. 16-(hiieclal)-Mol second' new i t d i l-ll I m - will ning "Gee it's great: to oe a Soi- November Corn ._ 68| crate southwesterly and southerly

|)c\ll'0, UPC ng ll BSA _

nificant grandeur no Opulence, the tller Man.’

lNovembe»r Pork __ ._.$13.'l0,L¢/ends, fine and warm.

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wap siirh us to offci' little bore for

will ue man enough to give im much circulation to this denial as _he has given to the statements nbovo refdrrevl to.

I am yours

H. J. PALMER.

tives of United Empire and Farmers. _ the latest fthe wi., 1 d t . _

_ _ once again took up the Mayes clung., i 0 _ _ae pro uc_s put s_t_arted from Berlin Sunday. These

O _ ber 14__Empe__0__ bank, agidt L_IniA.ed d§_l'__ates five d*01larAeS going fully into details and com Aon the mi_ir_ket. i_;y tne _I‘uc1_fic iihnllng Anlrsiiips are the Busley, German; the

wl1_l§iRLI_I;I. _ veCn_?ed B new _“nb ___n_d il V55 vii glee' $3 5100 l _lJ0¥_.1e€?l1l__gl;'__VB_I:;_L= :______t_n__ every char A(o. of British ( oliimoia. 'ille steamer iam asm _ loo' a eo , o a e tr. . _. - _,§t_ _ ~ - ._ ~»;f_

brake for 1.,,i_lr0ad ti»ai_ns and au_§oi_i_i_;>: l mid _Standard banks were corralled. A __ __ _ __ -1- Iwhales to me Ky,,q,,,,L g-l,,i_,,,n __,_.,,.e A bites which is described as 0 91 L. Crozier and his son will beindlcted Al : i Athe season opened and the urion il,,,i._

'sh .ittiuente arising ‘mm mel ___ 'Al ' _n__,,__'___-__

Castillo, Spanish; and the Helv-ztia, ‘ Swiss.

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LONDON, October, 13.-Lord Fitz-

muurise, parliamentary secretary of the Foreign Office, has been given a seat in the Cabinet as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, vice Visrou it Wolverhampton, of Wolverhampton, who probably will be appointed' Lo 'rl President of the Council, vice 1_'ie Earl of Crewe, or Lord ~Privy Shi in succession to the Marquis of Rip in who resigned last week on account of zi<.\'zi1iceil nge.

Lord Fitzmuurice will continue o represent the Foreign office in t`iej I-louse of Lords. A new parliiimcizt- ary 'secretary for the foreign affair A ~_\ill irc selected from the House of, Commons.

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14-Six British warships from Malta arrived this morning off Rhodes. ii Tiirkisli island in the Medii'.erranenn of Asia Minor. The fleet which has arrived there is under the conimiind of Vice-Admiral Prince Louis of lint. tenhurg, and was sent from Malta by the British government to water. events.

lt is believed that their presence

will have a tranquililing effect, on the sitiiaiion in the Lavant.

l)O(l S'l`l~1l\f.S MILK,

'1`(liit>_\"l`t‘. (ict. ll.- A poliri-iiiiiii

aiiiil 1ili.;i<lol‘ |i:i.\~cii_t;f-its' on ii -iti‘er~t i-:ir \\'|>ri- tfri-:iil_\' siii'pl`is‘cil|'i‘i‘clilly oii ln' lioldiiii; .'i vollii- dog with ii riiiiirt gi-in iiii' in ilsiiioiifli roiituiiiiiig it pliit of inilli. 'l`lii~ voiisliililv got off' lh-A ainil f`oIlo\\'iil the dog. wliicli with 'iii ili ‘ wit' iiiiil i-i-.rs sr-T li_u'lr \\'u~i lii"i !iii,;

\':iiili:1‘r-iiiplivll ilic lioitlo on tin- \\':i\l. :\1;illi<-l.i~il up its uoiiiciit~.

SMYRNIA, Asiatic Turkey, October A

l'oi'ii _~i<iv ~li‘1‘<'I. \\‘li<'i'l- tlio ~:i'_':\i‘io:i‘~

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Hotel Was First to go lVlanv Residences Were

BiH[lRE. Ariz, Oct. 15-(Special)-

Fire here last night in three hours destroyed more than $500,000 worth property.

The blaze started in the Grand

Hotel, main street.

This large structure burned like

tiuder, and the water pressure being low, the fire department could do nothing to stay the progress of the flames, , Leaving the business quarter, the

are swept over the best residence ports of the city. - Ilynumire was used and buildings clown up in the path ol the names.

This saved the city from total de-

struction. Insurance is $150,000.

MUST _rlllill GNN 'C AlllNll SlIHllL

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WINDSOR, Oct. 14-Michigan au-

thorities ure trying to figure out whether they can compel a married- “woman." who is fourteen years of

age to attend school or not.

For several days a truant officer

in Ilay City has been searching for Bertha Groves, who was reported ao- sent from her school class by the teacher. Finally he located the girl-, but completely lost his nerve when she told him 'chah she had married John Black., eighteen years of age, in Windsor.

lN|~`iili.\'.\L MACHINE

A SENT T0 A BRIDE , ____ A ixisnuiisizx, oo, ii.-'riie Aiieimen police ure iiivestigatiiig ii ui_\~storlous af- ' ‘:iii'_

_»\ yoiiiigr woinuii about to lie inurricd

,iii tiiovily i'ccoi\'cil iii tlio forin ofa ‘\vcll|liiii;' pi'i~~ciif wliiit pi'o\'cd to be u. pr-i-li-ctl_v e~r|uipp<~d iiifviwiiil uiucliine.

Oiviiigfosoiiiolliiiv in the iiiccliau-

isin flic niucliino did iiotoxplodc, und the A olive tl<‘\'liii'o flint. al terrible ualuinity l \vi\~. llu|'i'o\\'ly :i\'i~i'f<°d. A Altlioiigli flu- iiiilliorities prefer to iii:iiiitui.i i'i>tit'ciii~c_ it is understood that \lio_\' liiivv ti'iii'crl (lic sender its lieloiig- iii'-i io (ilasi~5‘i\\'. The whole circiiiii- ~.iii-. vi- is ll-liovrtl to be the action of a l it _li»_<‘ll"l lo\'t‘\'.

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ciitim will oe found on page three.

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F Deligates. Spl

'l`(lR()l\"l`O. Oct. ll,--A true liill \v

|'r‘tiii‘iied hy tho griind iury foil

hcl' third iiimliund.

ROCHESTER N \'.. Oct. i4.-Mrs.

convention opened in the M-ethodis `h\ircli, .\'iii-ivrrside. YES-‘ U! 3

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“l`_."'* 1~_»‘s<i "-. ‘ < ‘

l bed ver helpful devotional eX0l'A

S. S. CONVENTION

IN SUMMERSIDE

'Large Number in Attendance, Over One Hundred

endid Addresses.

__ -°°---'-~l d instruct-W0 Tax coi.Li-:oi'oii i:\'oi<:'ri<;o SUMMEHSIDE' O`°"°h°r 15_(spec- or °l 'Tru pillllyllrrlulnenniour Gospels.

ron Tnsrr or section ini;-The rrovinciiii sunday seimibll=l° fi’ '"1 ,i or me coming

ii ii t lrlglliitgl'-hiil'i§rk.tti:egi:llzhty w°fl‘°'¢ l‘“"°i “sim fi-lend or mini; rourcii, the S<_>A1 °_ .G d short addresses on the to ow

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uuaiiiisi \\iii. \lartiii. Jr,. fir thc th °le"n 0 flmk' “ml a large li - _- b gg were next delivered. "f llllwoo l"""l "le t"“'“ °flN°"'l‘ B mpllgfelnronlievhllllllredcllillgillgwllrixi lillglaiuselzl-scary pi-miiinst-__ Flgfmgh; ~h-|_ _ ' . _ -_ A E - - ~ ' i . g o a “ I F lwhllg.__i_l"l mx wnwtm lliecretary occupied the chair and con. APaseor s relatio; _°,n_om” John.

- School. 57-*»ll° °' t k In

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DIl‘.I) AT 1\(iI'4 OI* ll0. _ .cum R mlmber of clergy gud 3518- R_ G_ sim?

'gates taking part. Rev. J. H. Mc on ,on _-___ than taught . up

_ _ f inn from Fredericton. N. B.. sn" °,l“l' fl l‘§;‘:;‘A_§r mm ML s,m,m._ (hurlottc Decker, of Typre. Seneciilmost beautiful ,md muterly addl'0B¢.ll0U 0" riginal suiuble and county, dir-dnt the ugc of ll0 yours, on Divme guidance. ns exemplified byA¢I!l09l¢l0ll Wa” 0 "_°'rmxm _"mm _lacking one month and sixteen days the works _md ms of Jang, The af- instructive. The ka the s____¢_n 'I`hric\\n»a much comment when at the pg r two thirty p closed at tive o cloc by B

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'HB0 of 10? ."“lll`*~ M" D9°l‘°l' ‘““"°l°‘l!lg¢?i:‘. 30.8 I-i(lnMl2Doi:ald gave anoth-of What a Friend we have in Jesus. V

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