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NIIIIENS AIIAIEII ENNNIII]-EEANANIAN BNANI] IHUNK'S INANE I'INES INSI 'NHIINIIE IN NEW 'WIEE ANN EHIIII 'NESIINS VICTIMS

SEIIUI SIAIIIIN

_ _

special to The Guardian. ; SEOUIJ, November 1--'Un-lon Station

here was ransaclfed 'by three hundred

#AFP-

PIISIAI 'SEIINIIIE

Special to' The Guardian. lr ' ~

t

' riotere and partially burned.

e

have gather t08¥t or again and are the Maritime postal service betw

new m°vinstl1°rtl1wsrd, France end canada. ne provlded No causal ice have been reported. the- French Canadian* comnneroln

The Garrison has been ordered to _treaty.

quell the disturbance. '

i-iv-in---»-r '

SIENMEH MAKES SPEEIIY EIIINN IN

A INST NIIIAISE

| o-_-__

_ikp-moi.

special to The Guardian. S _ ,_ __ Th G LIVERPOOL. November l-rue cum, Pe” R- ° " “”diH"-- ard line stea/mer Lucania, which has-

The simmer was hadiy ,iamagad by hours, twenty-five minutes and, fou

fire when :ying at Liverpool in Augu_ seconds, An average of 62.8 miles an.

st last. . h ur Recently she was sold to ship bro- h

hers for one hundred and fifty thous-

and dollars.

NH. IIIIIIK III NIIME

rsepowcr Frat, finished second.

H

_IIAHINEI MINISIEHS _

lllnlll llw llllllclul IEIENNIINIL

‘ MONTREAL, Oct. 30-Sir Wilfrid

aurior, H-on W. S. Fielding amd Hon'

NEW YORK, Oct 30-Dr Cook is L to appeal soon before the Explorers’ L Club of New York, which is conduct- da ing an investigation of hlls Mount Mc- Kinley climb. The commit-tee ha‘s

. P. Brodeur are in Montreal to- y. _

lfeen preferred against him by tho t°

Several unbiased scientists are to an official character had 'seen d0h°.

accompany him and a number of and nlatilers h-ave, not yet taken defi-

Bwiss mlountaineers nite shape.

Clarence I. DeSo1a who is the

»_..i__.i_

| ' ' ` Canadian representative' of__t‘he well

known Tlyne shipbuilding firm of

V ' w

S an & Hunter, which it among those mentioned in connection with

- F Q U these -developments, although whether

_U l at Halifax, Bt John (N.B.), Levis or '_

,here has not been derlared, had a

yi' ----~ 3 ‘conference -with Mr Brodeur on the Si:

NEWPORT NEWS. VH. Oiill 0” L ence and Maritime developments, The battleship Delaware has returnedsiisfvlit is ,india-stoad that ri-em-,1_-ln_ to the yards “E her buildels mf! tions haven't yet reached a. stage at

as authorized Millerand, the Minis- er of Public Works, and Posts an

The rioters wer; dispersed, but T legraphs to 'work out a project. fn

VNNIAEINIIII IIAIIE

NEW YORK, November 1-The Van-

hwn img”-vice for Bevehtem yearsiderbilt' cup race was won by l-larry , _ _ has sailed on her last voyage. Her Grant' driving 8 Hilti' l\°\`S’=D0W@f pon is Swansea where she wiii be Alice car. His time for rtwo hllndred broken up_ and seventy eight miles was four I

o

o .

Edward Parkrcr, driving as f-orty-five

The_visii__: of the minister of marine

-0

- ' ment. There was -n rep rt that the

s‘.r‘.';~..a.‘l.‘....*“:".§ ‘.:‘.”.”:.::“l;':_l i:a§..°.':l; .P--ro--"--Y -- on the i.ecoi.ds_ and to do this th0.i._ well as the scheme of government ough inquiry was deemed, hesh Di. dock yards and arsenal, about which Cook is to hmak Off hh, proposed hw. there has been a good deal -of talk rr ture tour in the west to head an ex- connection with a Canadian navy,was heditihh to rewver the recon-ds he receiving consideration all the infor- lolt on the summit ol Monnc Mollrn- rn-al conferences. hue the new*-papers 1¢y_ men were informed that noth ng of

Newport News Ship Building anuiwhich anything definite can he ah_

Dry Dock Company .following her sue- In

eessiul standardization test off Rack- 0 -

land, Me, when she attlfned a speed of 21.98 knots. the greatest ever mlade

unced.

..1.._1__.__--_

hy n» first class battleship. The Dela-

ware passed in harbor sending of ,mnmdfs Dlnlmenl; relieves Neuralgia.

three bombs slgnallinga clean sweep

-_ -l l’-*i-"'-I

2`Lt.h_e seal. -= __ 2,

PLAN To CUNSERVE

, ‘ recent personal bereavemonts, he hav- unht this most' pleasing event to aI,nt the gchefhl 01_0|Cl1i0IlS Of 910. iuI

and -a daughter, and the fact of his -____-_.¢..-._ the d¢f9U°€ Of CUUVCU i“‘l'5F95f-S-‘

‘ - ing lost by death his -wife, his son-close.. B DP - p 0

advancing years, he had not wished, _ _The Archbishop says_t_hut the situa-

to ashulnle Power. Nevertheless, tlle_KOHEAN inch 05 l_<;_l;ench_Cathollfés lg in__toleril_n-

unfortunate situation at home and' - el _an §"t 'FY "WS _H 01’ "Y the distrust of the Spanish g,o,`,ei,n ‘attitude ol. their Irlsll brethren ln'

NEW uonx oct 30.-Nation-wide '_____1 conservation. association has

been

lr mr roope end noelred .wus ure en;*1° thusiastlc indorslnent ‘ of President '1‘aff-,av-movement was launched here' ed this week for concerted actidnill-I>1`¢',g_° serving the natural resources of the; H

United States. The national °°“` toople cannot do a more useful thing

llervaviou association, wlthl §‘6H0\`Bl Pe officers here -and in Washing*/011. Wlll 3' carry on the proposed vigorous cam- U Phish under the leadership of Dr io Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus n

This organization is to be all

tive militant organization with _flhe =l;_0m_d enectively and the National general object of securing praclilcv-l nsewation Essogl-ation should be sl

epplleeclon enron-gn .lesislefivn “““‘,f,°:, administrative measures by the pii states and by the federal government to

ol the conservation principles ad0l>t" _ h'- _H Ml by the governors flthe Unl'Uad_m,‘;,n}gersp:il:_p05e oi the associntlgnl States at their conference with Pre- after reference is made to the prim.

sident Roosevelt at the White house i

f

in May, 1908. C pg-?1¢;Erl;mE;:iElh Pregident] Rooselvelu ls

The association is the outcome of aI;Bv lllhll on which men of national Pl`0‘

nt 'raft rn a letter meds Public W y, "and with »a membership open

Im to give personal cansmemvmn Emnfidential drawings baivlng to do

with the construction of the Dread- nought cruiser Indon'.|_ta'blc had disap- peared. He added, however, that as 'the British battleslllp had been in com- mission for some time, the missing plans had lost much of thd.r value.

tion moment. lt rs one of

ol l-lnrvrrd Unlvereltv. C l§§’,';S;',`;;,,,,t impomnoo on-nc. this

,, _

“We form this association tolllllll"

-1 nm glad to hear that the na-

formed under such a disillngllish- and capable letlll-er." B9-YB Pfesl

every American citizen. Our

l‘

Special to The Guardian by phone NORTH WILTSHIRE, Oct 30-Last

Welling an overflowing public tem.

8 . The ad

dress by the most Worthy Pat;-in;-ch -7- 0- McCarthy. Toronto. was one of the ablest addresses on the temper- ance question`ever listened to in this Province. Rev Neil McLaugh1an, St John, al.

S0 grave 8. stirring address telling of the'graud temperance work being ac. complished.

Following was the program, Chorus by choir. Remarks by Chair-I man, Samuel Bernard, G, W_ P, Address, -Rev Nell McLaughlan, S1; John. Reading of address of we1_ come to M. w. P. .J_ ojmeoortny by S. F. Hodgson, Charlottetown. Ad- dress by- Most Worthy Partiarch J. O. McCarthy. Duett Miss Flora Campbell end Edison Easter. Address of welcome by 'J. R. Edwards. Rep. ly S. F. Hodgson, D. M. W. P. Ch- orus by the chtlr. Address, John Anderson. Address Rev E. S. Weeks' P. G. W. P. National Anthem. A, vote of thanks was tendered 1:0 _tho people of North Wiltshire for their ll0SDitl1l'ity to the visiting brethren after which the session closed.

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GLACE BAY, Oct. 30-While shoot-

ing at Mira on Thanlmgivingllay, Mr Samson, of the McLeod hardware store, this town had ve

. ‘ al ry narrow

‘escape from drowning, Ha was .ont

in 5, small 'boa-is on one of the lakes when in some manner the boat upset and threw him into the water. He sank almost immediat'ely, as 'Ube

heav belt of cartrid es carried. him

Y _ K

under the water. Ijle was rescued by

men who were near with great diffi- culty, hauled on board the 'boat and landed on shore. He was,n'one the worse of his wetting..

. E

recent runfor in the House of Com-

themseives and ioi. i,rosi,¢h~i¢y_mpns recently Reghnald McKenna,fi’rst

the great issues that are involvtll what we have COIN U0 Wu the

vement should Pwceed wth wise'

ord of the admiralty, admitted that

luable rnstrumlentality for accom- slung thin reeole. 1 on-ell -be glhdl have you enroll my name in its

ted b the conference of

f9'.'lows : `

The loss of the sketches has resulted n the usual suggestlfm that lllei’ llavle

i found their way into the hands of thc German Government, but so far as known this is s surmise purely.

*_ _*_-___.._. --_

NN -EANL IS MADE

perance meetin was held _ '

ESIIIENT , SEE THE NIE GAME

NEW HAVEN, Ct, Oct 30- Presl-

dent William H. Taft, who has been planning to attend the Yale-Princeton football game here, November 15, has sent. word that it will 'be impossible for him to ‘ue present. His letter states th-at he cannot leave Washing- ton till Decemluer, so that it is un- derstood that he cannot go to the ,Yla- le-Harvard match November 20, as 3 consolation evenlt because of his fail- ure to see- the big game here.

Wgen the season opened President

Taift sent the eleven a- message gf gn- couragement through Manager Pres- cott White of the team, who was Ta.-ft’s guest 'in Beverly Mass. during the summer, and promised to como to the Yalle-Princeton game, if po5sible_ Later, he laid plans ro attelnd the an- nual banquet of the Rev Haven ch- amber of comlmerce and o Ynle cor- poration meeting ut/che some time,

but yesterdaiy canceled all thlese en- gagements, -ecause, he stated, iml- perntive engagements will keep him in Washington till December.

President Taft will be treated as a

regular member of the Yale eleven; and will be given' one of the gold faotballs which every player receives

IIAEIIAI fNESENIEEI

lunr with ure cereus ol uno neroloI“ not of Lester Douglas, of the la E. 1. B

PIILIIIYNNENANISEII AIN-HANK IINI IIINBEII NIIIINE ' IIIIHNEII III IIEAI

TORONTO, `Novem~her 1-Mr Hays Bpecial to The Guardian. Speci 1 t Th G dl ' S i 1 t Til G `

t §l¢;_Presll"leu_i:uofdthe Grand Trunlf _ Bt IJOHNSBURY, Vt., November 1- OT’l?A.WN)A, l:Iovl;;lI»'beE’-'ll'-The qines-i Ill§gi'tI3GE e fllxrdiggyamber 1.;

-a way w e eclarlng there was When the ruins of the Cti 3 _ tio h th th 1, ‘ ~ti d' '- .1 -' - _

,i n0_ lmmgdlate chahge in the _GUm_ mga. block were Well 60:25 toava wililgé emezxtessiggwoltlus Sgngillgge.Afenxisaullzupgehc ln the residence of from thc Steamer Hestia are corn-

r Pal1y'B P01163' under an id - ill b l _ er! E' ere' -

nom spoke hopeml asv t¢0lt1_u Gia temperature which made it possible W e decided within a fortnight, Such headway had been gained that iMH1tland to Yarmouth bar.

_ _ I

.ture Y ° e ll". l~'0 make a thorough Search , it was t The matter has resolved itself in-_UU Une could WW" the Ilullding an _ _ _ Th; gram movement _ h .earned that nine lives were lost in a 0 a questlonlof co_st__ Either plan, Mrs McLaughlin and llcr two young-ssl; now ln ills rooms. I'__ double what ____ was aroyxilart avg; has _wliigu had practically d-eszroyed.°“I'; li*_3_eS\_1_f_<_=;l';l_§_f_dlly _i>u_i1t. __ d chmirgi, _,i.,,,~o_l;!1n\od_ro (learn.

` _ _ _ ‘ a ou ng. me 1 as een acid- _ C lwgl ln, will was u wit

?_:‘c‘;e_§;1;S__:§t_§lUB l10t merely to the Two other persons were prob'e,\,ly,¢d to remove one of the present piers Sick °h‘U*l. escallerl with it. p

gm” _I im _ _fe _;f°1:_» _but 818° to the molly homes, and two We,-e ¢,,,i,e.,,,i,,il1u11 enlarge others. 'rho pier on the H..

8 P 0 ell U1 business C011' the hospital suffering from severe but Lei/is_sfde, where the collapse occurr-

llitlfws- ' ed will also ' .

When, asked regarding the ste S th not dangerous burns -h De enlarged

_ P e Th i. rt i B ti t _I T e pier on the Quebec. side vltll bc

_‘_;|_"_;"l1£_ta'_i`1f_l_;;1_l_‘;_’nI;_11li_l;t ta_l;e rrgarding uftyetlloggfndydclllarsl Eshlérflalgdpartlllrfplaced by "oth" which Wm go _tic Ocean ssrvic H 8 f--rec _Atlan- iy cove,-hd hy iushi-an°°_ ic ear down to the solld rock, about

e, lays cnlgmlati ll , .twont f t b 1

refilled that the Comlpany was “well not the Dim) persolfs k_med’ two, [eu existillrg e]fier,e(;v‘lii3ler2gE;oE>rE1 Orr ,vie

, om the upper sto as tt _ _ _ E 8 1

Egglisyfifgagzifh the a"8°g°m°nt5_ al' to reach safefly by ;edlE;lc:lnr<t;peelI;al)ll.I(‘:;’_f1r‘”f’_;‘_;g E}“.‘;° E'e'““d ‘"’.“‘°‘°”l' I"°_the

_ ders, while seven were burned to' . y 1.1. was eslgned to .I'“l5

-*___ death the bodies not ming recovered was not sufficient for the extra weight “_

lllltil 'several hours after of the larger contemplated Structure- Special t0,ThcI Guardian'

lil ATH N v _' ‘ -'

All persons ki.-led or injured were mlniatE?rebrcllellIgnclr$;eN ein gabamoi tenants who occupied apartments on 9 ed. Nevertllcless the <IE'\n;,-or Iolfresb-E

,,,,,,, llulllll smzluls -I SEM" Pl cllllll

1 will

_-_-1?-i exist so long as the lllutlnllolls llcuf-

en t r 1 ' ' --

an enlllns nt l.1lge_ There are conflicting reports as to

tllo whereabouts of Tibllldos nnll _his stuff, the would be dicntor .'-lull hi

I

s immediate followers having fled. Thc Torpedo bout destroyer Nr-los,

rs and workmen in the dockyard have Ul‘1`0Hll9I`€<l to the government.

Railway, City, in saving the life of.

June, 1903. Al c__e Bonrd of 'l‘rn<lo', Rooms in this City, Saturday after-, noon, merit received its reward, iul

Threc of the revolters were killed

the lad Arsenault ut Summersido ingnd several were wounded when “

hell from the government land bat- Cfl’ struck the mutinous tor edo U

` ` D ll at

SeP__l1€fl<l0D2l. during an engagement

Special to The Guardian. _

A YARMOUTII, November 1-Bodies

ing ashore all thc time, from Port

<l_ Unllel~tukcl‘ Sweeney has eighteen

| The following have been identified;

h|Capt i\'c\\'lllall; First Officer McNair;

|Munll, (`lliuf Engineer; Best, Third |En_l:illcel‘; Warner, Storeilcepcr; Mc- Lean, flhlcf Stc\\'ard; Reid, `l’nsscn- ger; Mcllonnld, apprentice; Dllbralv, Graham, Murray, l\lcl<‘arlune, Smyth und Martin, seanlan.

One other body, that of a boy is

_yet unidentified.

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IKUNEANS ANIIIIIE _

EUNIHEN VIIIIENIIE

Sl'lUl'l», Kolwfzl, Het 30---It is urid-

cllt from lin- zlttiilulp of ll rollsillol'- Inblc :`-uwttioll oi' the l§vlrl:zl:l lloillllntihn ithaf the zls.»°u.~sinutioll of l’l'lllcc Ito gwus noi; lllllllcasillg. ’i`lloso colu-

with H rebel Crew is nisu roamingin-Iprisillg this socillrll represent the

Guardian remiers are doubtless fam unknown seas. Severn; officers, soil-

l.-lcnlcnt \\'Ili<‘h is null' llcpl'i\'oll of op- portunities forlncrly offorcli hcrr- ,mil _they ure llgitzlting for further violnn- .ce._ Viscount Stone, the Japanese resident general ln Korea, is much ;t'.|_stlll‘he4l by the reports coming in iregnlwlin,-; thc attitude of some of 'tllll 0ffiCiull~= null others who were

H IIIIIIIINII ASNUIIE

the presentation _L0 Mr Douglas oi Theryes crday nftcriloon

Royal .Canadian Humane Society's

ge number of citizens were

prescfnt, including a number of 1af1ies.'

the mcdal,-a bronze one-to Mr

Douglas 'amid applause. < --

A. B. werlnrrton, M. P., on being' MONCTON. N. B., ool; ao-'rllo Mo.

called upon, explained the ciroum. ncton Canadian Club has ‘ elect' stances under which the medal was avlv-W1 the f0l10\\'iI1i: officers: Hon Pres. nrdod. He expressed the belief tllntliflenl. Senator Mc2*l\\'ccrwy; l’l‘@Sillvht. Mr Douglas’ deliberate act of braverylll. A. Borden. K. U.; First Vice -Presi- was even more meritorious than the dent, F. A. McCully; Second Vice Winning of the Viiihoria Cross on the President, Geo Jl. Oultun; 'l‘rc-asurcr, field of battle, and that his heroism W- B- LOEBUZ S0Cl`Cll1l`Y. E.J. Payson; W-as daservmg oi the greatest CNR-iit_:Archivest, W. A. (?opcri;b\vaite_ Rev Geo. E. Ross, S. F‘. Hodgson, F.I EX€CUtlV€5' \"nllI1 lll¢l5l0l`. Cl F. J. Nash, and L.B. Miller made culolr~IB‘“"_"- H- Hfllnllmn- ll- A~ Bour-

istic remarks regarding the praise-_lf_¢0‘1IS__._l?l‘ l’urrly, 'Thos Williams, l<`. \vort'h ' action f the rrci ie ‘ ‘ EE ' ' medal? all exprcfasslng tbephéllefitllllt A“d‘I~m`S3_R- E- Smith M-ll BONUS-

in case ‘Tile wins the intercollegiate championship.

IN EIIIIEIGN AEEAIIIS

» 1 IThursday November 11 Mrs E. A

, Warburton, M. P., and S. F. Hodg- - ’ '

son, for their efforts in presentin the smith’ of St J°h""_“‘u udqres” tm-

.. facts of the case to the Royal' Cana- be iiiusimteii by iantcm vic__,_,'f`

s

it was Weil won_ W. B. Archibald, Dominion Prison Mr Douglas then rose and ‘Uhanked Pqrole Qmcer' addmssfd the °E“l’- ilre olrolrman for tho medal, A. B.IH'fB ““E’l"°* “'85 "D°“"<l"°f1fS~" 011

g cillo on “Our Cllnzlllmn Hcrltzl"|_~" tc

lan Humane Society, and those pre ent- for their attendance

uliucnce have been at work with for mer President Eliot for many rlionths. President Taft evinced his interest by giving the 0l‘€Bl\l“l'i°“ his hearty approval and by 'W “IF °”' rolled -as its first' mam-bef. Included “Ons ills mflloers and membership BW some of the most pl‘o»minent men of- sffairs rn the country.. _ f _General offices were opened lil the Filth Avenue building in this 0,1*-5%

I _ pore the n,doptioll_hy the people them~ gelves and by their representativesfol definite and practical measures or carrying the foregoing principles in-to lolleot nod to oppose in ‘B11 aPPf°l"l‘ ‘ate ways all action which iS in 'oonmee wlfh there prinolpleo whether ‘such action is attempted by indivi- Idulll citihens, "member of legislatures or administrative officials." '

Among ilhe most important measu-

Where it was announced that the as-Im., advocated by the sssocillifin ll* Hbclsition already had its organize- the general conservation sdheine "0" W9'-‘l “MGP WHY Bild that “l’P“'Iwhich includes the forests. waters. cations for membership were pouring llnnds and minerals. IB flllll Nllfilllk

in from .all parts of the c0url'tl‘.v- It le to

qxpeetoc elm or l-he worl: ol me or- nglolrtlon for-the incorporation '»'l1*f° hnization advances, branch oflicesaii him;-n grants of waterP°W9l` will be established in dlderent sec- fights by state or nation of- provi- lions or Ellen lr personally dlree- ,floor to oeonre prompt development, llng the work of the association and ,myment of reasonable compensation

the membership, which is open to go “ery Amerlooe elerroo. lo expemd no

coco l l drvfd l. frlr moore l nd vhs f°¢°¢'1\‘°*°° 91 fl” Ula rssogialtlonua sal-e P:esl)dent Tlfqiegalfg ofathe authorities to make re-

tu reach into the hundreds of ffhmls- grants to D0l”lUd5 U05 “°° 3

Uharlee W. Eliot. oi Olin1b'rldfle.I|isonablc regulations asto rates ahd - e

Hass; vlee-president, ‘ welter 1.. Flo e ner or emerge; Ioqeroerlfy, "rnoflllfe~n.i

’l‘h associa -_

Bhlpp. el rndlnnspolls- Inc. who no olrorefo lnrclrer ou legislation _dellslr “Crete itll w le lr on-'ed f"'°MGryan<N 8o;ernclErlaanElms:cref?sr7Idents and D2l‘m'““"° `a°“th “ml Ed' 0! the Nat anal conservation edm-.crease the eolmdtl “nd 1°’ °f Amr' mission. Nha' chairman of the exe- jonny '.'lie believing that human

water power rightls. It advocates

r the benefits granted _ by the Opn-,, ure llmltallon of alledinsufilé

l'vfces_ '

MIIIAIIN SEIINEINNI

OTTAWA, Oct 30-The Earl of

Lanesborough `ha's been appoint- inted military secretary to his Excel- lency the Governor-Genera-l, in suc- cession' of Sir John Hanbury Wil- "Wins, who ’i‘étlif'l¥l ‘to England short- 'ly 'to ‘ifssifiife a "fl'fflitSt‘y ’command.

The Earl was formerly nxllltasy sec

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retary 'of the Duke of Connaught. HB' Lycee of-'Jan`sen, where the court said _ (Ton lneo for classification.) li 44 YUM! Old- the -,wouldl be certain to find proper ""-TL*-;”"‘:-'-_”'_

.law-suits for bills owing for household expenses. _ as she failed no che the 0|-der liens ~ ' fatted stock, small or large

The lii;el1ant‘s mother, Mrs Eliza Jane Thurston Garnett, testified to

many dwells ef dvmellic tr,°\ll_ii?;l er- Folllowlngiuro judgment of loot Moy , __ _ ,_ 11'1_“1'“v_" fsting ln her soh's ho\1U9ll0lU.9- wld the Princess has deferred placing the " TANTFID, a furnished house or -how her adopted son. Charles 'l‘hure= elllldren ln the oellool ne directed, on lnrn-lshrd rooms for the w»;nter_ ton. became e frequent vlsltvlwt his the ground time enelr lloolur was Apply ro nor ull, ony.

brUth\5f"s home . It was at the As-

Qury Park camp meeting the serious

rouble happened. . It was also whille the family was re- siding at Asbury Park that Mrs Gu-

tion declares thlrt it de- net!! was asked by her daughter-fin-

e., olmlnloh rlelrrous. prevent Ml*

`law',`Mrs Thurston, to go l hatbin . Wlf ` Etlgo

en the replied that shn ad

bathing suit, Mrs Thurston, the wit-

11°". “Flllflmf 3l!¢¥°°f¢d “wt they 'roaolwro November 1'-Ll he to lu oodo to merchants and concern

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eutiv mmltg 1 J if F. Bass 'health and hsPPl1109l U0 W' °hi°:B0.°:nd thee:xl::ntf°vend'l'rectof lf:El‘l:Ely'r¢s0“'°.°° “S "“‘°°'t““t- °° 1°" R°YHl L. Melendy. also nf Chicago. nets. waters. lB“‘l" "ml '“l“°"“‘“‘ --

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¢(eihl_ig°tli_s:_°12_lm_-°l»;_ptisnlal robes. Mrs

worm r Llolnrnl ref role everywnerohorrrodno meson mlonl-er. neocon, one. ' 10-'-zsc1welrerr1w._

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.ll/l`AIll-tIlJ, Oct. 30-»'I’fle falfl of Pre- done anything wonderful, or any more

inler_Ma'ura ang thg Conservatilie ciilb,-,ghantiilntyolhe elselwlolhld _have dlgrgad net_lss pro uce a feeling. o re fel ut a e was ga o- ave

abd encourages the h-ope that la: per-:the opportunity of preventing sorrow iod of internal tranquility has beel:l_and gloom from entering at 'mast

ushered in. It is an open secret th»at,'one home. Mr Douglas was applauded Maura's refusal to give King A1fol1soImost heartil on resumin his seat t

y g g situ tion has 2/een created

an opportunity to pardon Ferrer is and tllle -old familiar air ,of "For he’s by the French Episcopnlcs’ declara- fegfefted by HiB MAIGSW- a Jolly Good Fellow” was nevnr sungq tion nf war against the public sch-

In an interview Se-nor Moretty with more force and feeling, nor \vern_ools nf France, und the open attempt,

Pre/ndergast, Premier of the new l.ine~ three cheers und a "tiger" ever more initihtcll by Al'eIu»i=<hol> Germain, of

I IJHNNIIH CIASNINII’

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PARIS, Octonvr 00~A new and in- I erestin rl

iformc-l~ly closely crlllllcctcfl with the ,court of thc I<Jlnpl~l'nl'_

It is now bclicvv.-ll that thc entire

medal for life saving. Iplot was llatcillall in Seoul and the

A 1111' ' Icloscst ill\'r-,sti;,ntion is proceeding to

llliscovcr the lllstiratolsl of Prince

James _Paton as Chairman, stalled the I il1.o'_-= nlul~ll<»l~. it is suill that there object of the meeting nnd presented I ,is ron-soil to b<-l-i¢-\'<- that scvl-ral pro-

_lllinrllt l{<»l'1:ulls while not actually iprlvy Ln the nssllssillzlrlon lout chcln- selvcs to al secret ngitatioll lmrl cn- coul‘a;.;cd rho purposcfin gnneral und on opirlioll that the sympntily of foreign collnf.l‘ic-s wollld llc >:Il0'I\ ll tllolll if the Sltllzlfirlll \\`r\l‘f_~ forcilliy brougllt to _their zlttrlltioll.

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INAINIIIIEN

HAMILITON, Oct. 30-Thos Burns lu

Hamilton’s champion sleeper. With ,his head not more than four inches from the rails of thc Grand Tl'unk's main iinc and fast l'l:asen,l_el‘ trains rllmbling past him nt the rate of

_ He Said that in saving the iittih. Ififty miles an llo_ur, ’l'olnlll_y slumber. __ hay he did not consider hhat he h,adI _ ied peacefully until' the cllglncer of an

incoming train reported that, there was a dead man llcsidc the track up the line. -

Detective Farrnlr and a couple of

trllinmcn who Ilustled out to pick up the body, admitted that their lluir stood on end when the “<-orpsc" sat' up, rubbed his eyes, and inquired what the excitement was about. when thc detective got his brcnth hc pinch- od Burns and tile lrldgistrute fined

ral cabinet, explained that because of heartily given than those which 1,;-0_IToulouse to rally the Catholic votersIl‘Im W0 llflllflffi for trcspnrslng.

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_ ’*_“ . Iment as manifested abroad had con- A tl’l0_ ‘NYS Ol DHIUBI U ( Uh-ll-ll. --lid

LONDON October ggrpiscusgih a vinced him that it “ms his personal D _ their Germain br_cth_l_‘cil :ls usslllllell .l-

duty to accept the ieadm,ship_ He _ ,guinst Bismnrcks hulturkanlpf.

declared thot the Lil-eral government - t would exactly reverse the policy of t Maura and maintain social order, but H0N0LULU~_ oct 30_The Km-only With lille l‘0SDect f-or th-e law. - Patliotic Len-gue has issued n. circular I

,mllllons of people to secure their _ln Idcpendence_ Ito is dead. He- brought

- to our__country the rule of uhc Japan-

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'_*“ _ lHis _crimes were llnpnrrlonabfc, und

___ PARISH 00% ?0_'1_;h?_ ‘gléftcavgglgli what happened to him was n fitting BS U11” B Vsem U reward for lls trickery and just Count Boni de Castellaine against punishmene from our oonntry. hifi f0l`mBI` Wife. the Dfllsellf PY UWB” “It is not known to us \vho the pa- de Sngan, growing out Of the differ triotic ffiorean was who shot Ito, but ences as to how their two eldest sons whoever he was, he did it for thi

should be educated, has returned itsIsul_<__c,, of his country and his nlamc decision. wi- he written with honor in our

The court rebuked both the Count history f0_r ever as an example in self-

and the- Princess for their disagree- sacrificing patriotism before twenty

mcnt in the matter of sclliaoglng their; millions of suffering people."

children and ordered the u ‘gment o May 27 :last pult into immediate effect

'i1n‘E;h°“';_lx_‘; Jidgqqigggxgfgégidintggg Minard's Liniment Cures Dundrud. n e o a -_.___

i>,\e“"§";'f;”°‘;‘;‘l°§e,,i‘,i;,,1;“'°“,§",§,“°,,,"‘;i'§'Condensed Advertisements

rnodlerl;-mention. 'rue perlelon of AUNBOME SA-USAGES *ml* °"‘

-ine eaulit than ‘elle defendant be bono- “Y ilayéf S“““°°f° 5" N°‘"°“"“- ized S100 daily for-each child so long PORK, dressed; we are buyers well

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rejected and the cost of the case was ldts- Wflte UB- J0l\l1 HODKAHS. ES' clvlded between the ewo parties. tnbllshed 1867. St John. N- B-

such as to make such a course lm- ll-lil_liwp;1. l”`“°ti°°l’l°~ on 1”” Friday' . the '_‘ ANTED, a reliable man in every Count’ instituted an action 'P1`0Yl“S Wlocality in Canada with rig or for lnforcement' of the Count's ln- cgpahje of handling nm-nog on salary struétftml. on commission, $15.00 a week and

. expenses, with advancement, introduc-

WARMER. ing and advertising our Royal Purple

i- Stock and Poultry Specifics, putting

Special to The Guardian np our bill posters, 7 by 9 feet. sell-

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moderate winds, fine, stationary or ers. No experience needed. We lay In little hi her temperature. out your work for you. Write for

The lfmlrlh ol today will be no porueoloro w. .4 .lenlrlno mg. oo.,

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u ort of candidates committed t

Mr Doumarhue, Minister of Educa-

‘IIIIINE PIIIIIIIEAI

SCAIIEHS GIIIII

I.<)Nl)l).\', (ict 30--It luis just 'lla-ell

lcarnld lllut just prior to thc depart-

ion this afternoon issued a circular o school-teachers instructing them toi Usregnrfl the llcnlnnll of filo 1,lrr_>_»y|

_ _ _ _ d (‘ th l' c t. f l' th , with-;

- '-i#--- cxpre_slsln'gL satisfaction nt thc nsruls- 3" /8' 0 IC I?m n Q 0 C _

' sinatlon of Prince Ito. It says: d

“Now is thc time for our twenty _ __ _ _ _H _, __ , _ _ . .

I I ` I I ' "Di,-ll for the pl-otccilon of ic.lc‘lel‘s \\-hf,'llurIcll till-nl tllrollgll thc air lo fl.-c

are subjected to presccution by _Cath-_ll\_"\~'-fllf Svfiliie- ___ _ __ _ nd __ ____ olic parents and religious l »ll\lnlttcc4| l`hf‘l"3 “H5 11 ll! l UW 00 11 -

ese' and enslaved the lwop _ His which arc forlllinlr tllrollulllllt - i.llc,UD Ill’ UW llflFl~°"*- U* th" gffal ‘l"' selfishness has received its reward. X,

rawal of flu. il-xl-bun-k.~. lvlzurld \.ll I er thc ban by thu cpisl:olllt.c.

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The Government ls llc ll ll' .1

eplliilic.

llrc of -tho lialtic from Liverpool fur New Yorl< on ’.~`-lltllrday cl youll-.1 l-ml well-llrossvrl mnll, \\'h<\ haul been l0.lu- infr ovcr lllc ralil gzmilli; infc;llf‘.' ut thu pl-llpio hvllllv, sulllivllly pIlll__'_'-l

[his bunll ill Ili.~-. prwkl-L, drew ll lt ll

lullldiul of gold mid silver mills' null

light of tho llll\'.\(‘llL'l‘l`S. 'l`llf‘ l‘l""‘-Ill-' _rio llispvns0l` of wcllllll, sllid to bl- fl voulll: Alllvlll lu miliillllllllv. ll "‘\ll‘ll

A lille pcrfol'lli.llI<'rl il nllnllwl' of Kllllllm,

| itll till' ill<‘rcll.~'illl: oxfiil-lllcllt of iilr'

crmvlis of tho dx-l~I<_~: und lllndinu .~l;\pl‘_ I Some of the coins llcrzlllle .~:tlll~k in

S]-| the crevivcs of (hc llncll or lcllollllllvrl

,fn the pulli-_n»lls, und :liter the spoil

1- ;lllcl~ lo't the pol-tors rlllllltffll sixtccll

ST GEORGE, N. ll-. (lift 30“SCI“` Ipollmls sLcl'lill_l; ($110) of loot.

Andrew Peters, lumber laden, bolmd' to Stamford, Conn, wont .nshorc rc.

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Gently uthli1e€\?,E;§ihO,£i,?`c Ssiiheofiig Tile temperature at three o'clock Rii_¥e;‘b:(i‘if_,qi¥iDn ind ig iiiihd w1f,hth'is morning was tllirty-nine degrees.

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Zgtgioré Iii? ‘°€‘,E,n'“.Ei(i),EEr “Tzu M‘ili`urd‘s Linlment cures burns, etc.

Calais. The de.ckloadJwill `l_l_e#t_£_tll_el\ ___` _

ASTRNTNOMY LEADS T0 ' A MURDER CONVICTION

_ 0 t. 30-Calcula-[places awny from the scene and that

NHOHMOND' Mn 'fi cod in elle lrlerlt roonlrod ell of elle rlnfr -between

largely upon them, the lllflv' llB9°‘l its verdict con\'ictill,,, ‘.._'_'?.=l~tt of ki‘llllil

Eltfollisnlilz FNV?EllN.);0ltEt`}fol~gr‘Elllr<ler here anllisunsct and durkncss to go from one'

place tn the other. I 'l‘o show that the time between sun-

A~_.i,c,i.' Aii,,.ight_ w;,|¢,n,te‘o`pllnish- set and darkness was considerably-

ment woo mod ot thirty y°=\fS~i

Thrge yearn ngo Whftsett, \vh0 NS B. farmer near Lawson, and Albrillhi-R school teacher. ¢l\lRl‘1`°ll°d F"'°" “ lm” fence. Albright shot Whitaett. GGHYTOY ing one of his eyes. He was 'ncqllittvfl qn the plea of self defence. 0Ct0l‘»¢l‘

29, 1908, A' il ' the road near his farm. There were

longer than asserted by Whiteeth thc state nrnught Prof A. M. Mattoon of Pork college, Pnrkviile, Mo., here ns an expert witness. By astronomical calculations he allowed that the time lietwesn sunset and darkmcss, with the atmospheric conditions prevailing

eight minutes, which would hnvc piv-

Lhrl ht was found dead in that night, was one hour and t\\'snf_v-

no witnesses t'o the killing, but ull the circumstantial evidence 'pointed to

en Whitsetf. nluplc i‘iuu\ to h:\\'<\ ll"- ell All»l~ii:h1 '.\‘lzil<\ lmilll: from rs.-

wlrleom. r-le ore up on rum. error:-'iplnce ro un-_ ou..-I-_ ...~..~. roll Inv.- fng that at the time Albrlzht was made thc flul ll-"luv-ll ==l\=~--li 1--‘ll killed ho was travelling l'°l""`“ twflldcrkr

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