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NEW YORK, Dec. 1-It was de-
cided yesterday that the international indoor championship skating meet bo- held ln Toronto, Feb. 10. The Canadian outdoor championships be in Ottawa the same week,
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A. HERST, Dec. 1-A fatal acci-
dent occurred at Joggins Mines yes- terday afternoon, the victim being Wm-.--Leo, .Como aged 14 the son of Thndd Como who ith t th
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Y Y E . H non 14 were shooting in the woods.
Como had just climed the fence fol- 1 a b ti in ~ t ii G "
owe y ie o ez wo w en rays un acc'd nt ll d'schar ed th whole
g ie a y 1 g e contents landing inside Como's nec
killing him instantly.
Frightened and horrified thc _two
boys ran home.
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THE LATE BISHOP MCDONALD. told his‘fnther. A party at once
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Now vom-r, ence. 1-rn-¢ unsec-
€D ~today the entire fac- tory sec on of Hoboken and burned the big piano case factory of John Fourlnto, and damaged sev ral small- er buildings causing nqloss " of ;2oo,ooo. _
The Jersey City firemen were culled
to assist fighting flames. No one was hurt. `
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WILSON TO MEET
~ BRYAN ON RETURN.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. 20-
Woodrow ,Wilson has written a let-; ter to William* Jennings Brvan, '|ri~.
vitllig him to a conference after Mx-,_ Wilson's rliturn from Bermuda. The President-cleat wishes to consult with Mr. Bryan as one of the leaders.
»' ` AOOIDENTLY SHOT.
Henrmx, rg. s., Nov. ze-Ac Woodvill .Hants County, last even-
Although the angel of death has been hovering over' the Bishop‘s Pa- lace, Chnrlottetoiiin, for the past. week, still very many were grcvious- ly shocked to learn of the demise of His Lordship Bishop McDonald, \vhich occurred at 5.45 p. m. yester- day.
The inte Bishop McDonald. was a
iman of excellent abilities, and estim- lnble christian clinructer, one who always upheld truth and honesty,ouo whose sole aim was to direct those who had the privilege of his acquain~
one whose ambitious were for the advancement of thc Roman Catholic religion and for the uplifting of the human race in general, and in whose death thc clergymen of his diocese es- pecially hnvc sustained nn unrepair~ nhlo loss and many citincns wlll fecl
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the Borden naval” policy will be in troduced Thursday. The expectation is that thu vote on the Laurier’s amendment will come Tuesday and the Mondou amendment be disposed of Wednesday. ' . No notice has been given of any further amendments so navnl defence
the loss of n true and kind friend. [bm can be expected 'ppm-gday_ The lntc BISTIOD WHS l’0l"f\ 0" _Jllne lAs it is the first reading there should
diificu l r chin it early
-. - 'be no ' -lty n ea g cd his education at St. Dunstnn's,i,, the argernqon. ' (`f0llC£Z€. C-hH1`10tt0t0W\’l, and llhltl The plan now entertained by the Grand Seminary, Montreal. He wasiuppoglgion is for La/urier to move ao or nined priest on July 1, 1873, and fndjournmcnt of the debate as soon HS
lfrgin 1S73 to 1876 was professor at Borden finishes his announcement,
~St. Dnnstnn's College. From 1ii7ii| The effect of this if the government to' 1884, he wus paHt0T at GCOFIZE- consents to the postponement would town, Cardigan and Sturgeon. Iu_l_ie to throw the matter Over to liri- 11il84 he wus appointed rector of Sit. dn-y and would mean "_ debate of the
Dnnstan's College. In 1890 he bc~_ bill on its first readfllgv Bn 9XC90di“iI' » . .
came Bishop of Irena and Co-nd]utor ly FUR Cmnse to Pumle-
Bishop of Charlottetown, and suc- April 30, 180l,.on the death of His Lordship Bishop Mclutyre. _ ceeded to the sec of this dlocosc` on
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<‘lous’ron’s will provides outside of his estate between wife and daughter ln special bequest of $70,030 t0 MTB3 Clouston.
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O'l"l‘AW A, -November 27- "lt is with the deepest regret I arr forced to find the accused not guilty.
With these words Judge Gunn this
morning acquitted Hurry W. Bo.gnal‘
through u scorching judgment an( heard his acquittal without turning r hair. Throughout the whole proceed ings the young man never so mucl as changed color.
"It is feared with the deepest re
gret that I am forced to flnd him nof guilty. Though his father stole Mr Blnnchnr<l's money, I am forced tr acquit the defendant, concluded thi judge.
The 'iuestion to be decided, stated
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MIIAISTICE PROBABLE
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 29-A
formal asmistice for a fortnight if now within sight, according to ai official announcement made tonight.
“The pour parlers nt Bagbtche arf
proceeding in a satisfactory mannei and there is reason to hope that ar armistice may be signed in a day o- two," the announcement said. "‘l‘hf information was given out from the meeting of the council of ministers which was in seslon lrom six o’cloc\ until ten o’clock. It was called tf discuss n. report submitted to Kia- mil Pasha, the grand vizler, by Os man Nlzami Pasha, Senator Darned Ferid and Mustaphn Rechad Bey minister of the interior, who went tf_ Bagbtche this morning and conferre' with the peace plenipotentiarles and returned to the capital this even- ing.”
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THE TFIIPEIIITUPE
TIDE |l00|f. ETC.
(Special to the Guardian)
TORONTO, Dec. 2--Fresh to strong westerly to southwesterly winds: lair-
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was twenty-three degree above zero and the highest was twenty-nine degrees above. The lowest recorded the previous nighi was twenty-nine above. At nine a.m yesterday it was twenty-nine abov and at nine p. m. it was twe!ltY'f»hi`°" above. “Till lflfm'
The lowest temperature rec0rd¢d
Saturday was thirty-two degrees a- bove zero and the highest was thir~ ty-four degrees above. The lowest re- corded the previous night was twen- ty-two above, At nine a. m. yester- day it was thirty-three above and at nine p. m. it was thirty-two s.b'ovc.
The tide will 'be high this evening at 5.31 and tomorrow' ac 6.20; ic win be high tomorrow mmornlng at 5.35 and Wednesday at 6.50.
The sun sets this afternoon at 4.17 and tomorrow at 4-16: it Will be- bigh tomorrow morning at 7.28 and Wednesday at 7.24.'
Thornrdon /sets tomorrow morning
at 1.83.
The last quarter of the moon was
os Sunday, Dec. lst at 7.05 a. rn.
The new moo? will be on Sunday.
Dec, 8t\i, at .07 1), nl. ‘ The length of toil!! will be sight
hours and f'fi~'--'im minutes.
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LONDON, Dec. 10-Field Marshall,
Lord Roberts, has become the storm centre of a bitter controversy.
In a speech early last week he de-
clared the territorial force which is England's second line defence was a total failure, were more than 30,000 short in nominal strength, largely composed of youths.
He invited officers to admit, it does
not satisfy the country’s vital needs.
Viscount Haldane, who fathered the
movement declared Lord Roberts was a great soldier but failed to grasp tge Dl‘0hl9ms of statemanship involv- € .
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PARIS Nov 30 (Special)-The cw Acailemicisn M Emile Bun roux, is one of the prominent con- emporary figures He is pistly arded as contributing by his teach- ing to the moral and intellectual re- newal of France. He has broken the tyranny cf Positivism, powerful politics, art and letters, in this country for fifty years. Following upon Come, Taine and Renan both believed in the rigor of the laws that ruled the world. There was no loop- hole of escape. Man’s individuality could no more prevail than against :he tide. M. Boutroux has modified this theory, He has dethroned fatal- ism and opened the door to liberty. -latnral laws are not implacable, he holds, but depend to some extent. upon contingent circumstances, Thus, free will has its area _of activity. Na- ture responded atter the mannen in which she is interrogated.
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lccord. The one deals with aspira- “ions, the other with co-related facts. VI. Boutroux has given to psychologi its proper place in philosophy an( sustained the rights of moral specu- lation. He has revolutionized the ideas oi' science held by philosophers qnd 5avsnts_ He has widened and hu 'nanized the subject, so as to- take in the spiritual as well as the physica‘ laws. , _
LATEST NEWS FROM HORIEH
HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 80-Hope
has now been practically abandoned for the safety of the missing collier Morien, which sauce from Sydnev two weeks ago laden with coal for Placentia, Newfoundland, While ir was not at first thought she had suf- fered any untoward accident: from the prevailing weather conditions, the nrotracted absence of the steamer and the failure of the lady Laurier and tug Douglas H. Thomas to lo- cate her after a search of several days, have aroused the graveat fears The general opinion in shipping cir- cles is that the vessel must have 'oundered in some unknown manner es, if she had gone ashore or become iisablcd, it would have been reported atleast a week P~E0» Yesterday afternoon at five o’clock
Charles Harvey, marine and fisheries agent, received a wireless from the zovernment steamer Lady L9-\1l‘1@f. while oil Scatarie island. hound T-hl‘\1 1 heavy snow-storm for Louisburg to coal. Captain Traverse. Ol the Lady Laurier, said he had swllrefl the sea for 800 miles in the vicinity of Cabot strait without- finding any trace of the missing craft. On Thurs- day the Cunard liner Ascania, en- route from Liverpool to Boston, 'ashed n radio-gram to the Laurier tliat she had sighted a small steamer oil Cape Sable. Subsequent enquiries with the wireless station at that point proved it was not the Morten. ,It is probable that after bunkering coal at Louisburg this morning the Lady Laurier will be again sent out t`o continue the hunt; while if no fav- orable result is attained another gov- ernment boat if available may T10 dispatched next week to join the search.
The Morien was s craft of About
500 tons register and owned in Syd- ney. Besides Captain Burchell she carried a crew of fifteen, all of
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“The test of Ten Million Strokes
at high speed showed no indicat- ion of wear on the hard ball bearings ofthe Smith Premier Model 10. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. 8.
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Miner-a's Lfnlmant Cures Dandrufl.
Mlnard’s Liniment for sale everywhere,
In Speech he Declared Ter- "'*"°'""i" Danger of N0n_Sett|e_
"‘°"i”',,F,f,ff,f T°‘“' PUHSUH HT mein of Hemin-
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Dany closed n wcck's engagement the 0Dera House, Charlottetown,
S”-tllrlmy evening The Cowboy Preacher was well staged, wen ,weed find- Cufieidwiuz the rect that it was , the °l°Sl“i§ Performance of a strenu-
staged were admirably adapted to the
olistic and all but recently drnmntlz-
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1-Wm. J.
Burns' story of the pursuit of Mc- Namarns, Ortie McNanignl after Los Angeles Times explosion was told by himself at the dynamite trial Saturday.
There is little interest in the story,
which has already been published.
Only one more witness will be call-
ed by the govenment, which will rest its cnse Monday.
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MONTREAL Dec. 1-Angelicnn ush a German girl of 18, sho; erself with her Iover’s revolver Sat- Fdfly morning when her finance re- used to marry her until after Xmas.
c rushed at once to ri, hospital and is believed will recover.
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AGIERH, Dec. 1-The Bulgarian
“Fwy which left Salouika on the nineteenth with Greeks transport has landed nt Dideugliatch. This is tho first news since they sailed.
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Dec. 1-While there is
danger that the belligerents may fail to settle difficulties and hostili- ties may be resumed there looms the large fact that the armies before Con- stantinople prnctically reached a neudlock is the strongest force in making peace. _ The military experts consider it impossible for allies to break Tcha- taldjri lines while it is equally im- possible for the Turk's to succeed ln an offensive movement.
Bulgaria has come to the end of her
resources in men and has culled out the drafts of 1913 and 1914 mera youths 17 16 years.
(me arm! COFDS in front of Adria-
nople consists of old men.
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HALIFAX, Dec. 1-31 of the crew of the steamer River Meonden from New York for the Mediterranean were brought here tonight.
The steamer sprung nleak and was
abandoned 300 miles ol! Halifax.
ous season, was well enjoyed hy the TUYEB audience. The plot was a typic-
usual the diiflcrent ch racters were
ngiyand naturally taken.
The specialties were humorous, andl
entertaining Archer and Gnrlow ex- celled themselves and Baby Marguer- ite was especially sweet.
Seldom in the history of operas
here .bas a company with so much strength and real charm appeared be- fore the foot lights to delight the number of citizens who attended their' performances. Wilmot Young, thc! leading man, was clever; and natural in his acting. Miss Marjie Adams, the leading lady, was graceful, refined, and thorough, avhilc little Baby Marguerite won the hearts of all with' her charming manner. All the plnysl
performers intense, humorous and rn-
cd from some of the most fnmous novels written, and night after night the Company won the hearty ap- plause of the assemblage. The vaude- ville acts, too, were of a high order, invariably clear entertaining and creditably carried through If the company should decide to make this city n "yearly port of call" as the Guardian understands it intends do- ing, it will, receive n hearty vel- come.
whom are known in Hnlifnx.fIt is” feared that the second Engineer of
the Moricn is I.. Fraser, who is ni native of Charlottetown but up till Saturday night hi". relatives here were unable to nsccrtain definitely.
nl western one, with n murder, n
zluel and a not too harpxy ending. As ,
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BOSTON, Dec. 1-Addressing nn Aero Club :it the New'England an-» nuul dinner last night Cap't Roht. llnrtlett, of the Peary north pole party, said it is entirely feasible to get to the north pole by aeroplane, from Cape Morris. K. Jessup where the aeroplane could be taken on land, the distance from the pole being 371
miles or four hours flight.
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TURKISH PiiIBO.\IERS
BEING SLAUGHTERED
LONDON, Nov. 30.--’l'hc Times cor-
respondent at Salonika gives the re- port that the B‘ulgaria»n lrrcgulars at Knvoln, after its surrender arrest- ed 154| Turks on n charge of massa- cre and plot and slaughtered them mostly with bayoncts.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 29.-R\ls-
sian diplomacy, supported by Francs and Britain is expected to tide over the i\ustro-Fiervian conflict regarding the Adriatic and to drive s. bargain with Austria and Italy based on tho recognition of Albania autonomy in return for Austria giving Servia ac- cess to the sea.
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