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ing niiuatlni |>0siii0n- ms Fun statement.

AN in 1-onfrzim' nnssyren.

Sr. Jenn, N. B., Oct. I8-[Spel-ini] -The

llvening Times, David Russell's new paper here, in a special edition issued

tmtght contains the following Montreal

tics-putclx from Andrew G. Blair, Chair;

ni in of the Railway Commission:

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M ll BLAIR SREAKS.

“ I authorise the 'announce-

_ ment that T have resigned

my position as 'Chairman of

the Railway Commission and hive notified the Premier

that the deyonb reaiiirming my strong objection to the

iirand T1'[11|k Pdgifig Scheme congenial to me, but notwithstanding

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[hope it will not be thought that in rsion, and nothing will add solid iiesh as oing so I have pursued any otliorfcourse' ful' M lt' Wm' "

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THE “__ v /_\ I _ l.`f._, , ,l”Vlcy-,nl \`;, ` _ determination the question as to whether . .~ ‘~~_»._._ _i ,___°.6i;uE ~.`_`>X . I

N U lv another direction which will be very

ssNsA'r1oN in sr. Jonrr.

tonight.

and the meaning of the resignation is

There was not n whisper of it known to

any of tl\e oillcinls and Mr. Blain-‘s col»

leagues at the Board only knew of it

adjourns I wish to make an unnouncel

Board

ast session of the Commission at which-

I shall occupy a place either as Chairman or as o. mi mber of the Board.

“I have felt myself compelled in my '

own interest to come to this decision with the utmost regret.

“1.tind the work of the Board very

have no present intention ihuve not found it suilleiently attractive It “_ wen known that Lord Knob

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0 F6 Bilbérlllg pupil() IIIP agss which other:ise are open tome in man hawk He answered smmngly

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o induce me to forego persoifal advant-

t or emp oyinen

“It will be I think considered proper I

I accepteda place on the commiss‘on

with many misgivings. Since I have the welfare of their wives and child- iieenamember ofthe Board I have not mn' and °n this account M0 “pt t’°

found that these misgivings have been re- not cause bhcm an i,,sm,,¢_>s h@siL,,_

moved, but I think I may rather say that H011 if ‘hw mid ‘NIU UWIIISOIVCS £0 they ,mvc been intemmed_ think oi. Thcrelore, n _wilo, though

“I may say that at the present moment ._

hwe had presented to me for prompt

will turn my mind and my energies in

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“ch umm pmnmble t'° me persmmuy T: (l'»:?it li-i iicgllfood] wlildilr ro srl"

them considered by others.

The news has caused a sensation here -r I ,,;,,|,° no complaints; I cast np l_e_

, iiectloas; I do not wish tolntimate that . heing Lunvllssell 011 till i1Mld5~ Ihave any cause whatever to find fault. A I A Gasxr sunrnrss. I am reaching the conclusion at which l

. 01-pgwgy ()Ct_ lg _.[S,¢,~i,,1] __ Thelhave arrived purely for reasons that are

*announcement of thc resignat on of

`-Hon. A. G. Blair ns Chairman and al “ If it had been possible to have held memlcr of the Railway Commission fu1‘.ther~ in suspense the question of my crcited a great surprise here to~day. lretirement I would have found more ditli-

NQT A wmspagg xN0wN_ _ culty in severing my connections with

personal to my: elf.

l comfort than I would to-day."

TRUE IllLI_..S FOR MURDER

presided and the trial will

NDS DESTROYED

nn attack of rallies it has been necess' aryio destroy the hounds oi the Ches- ter Valley, said to be one of the most valuable in America. The animals were shot at the club`s kennels in Stratford. One dog` that was aillictcd, it was learned, bit the others in the puck.

Why Bo Prnforslslngla Men.

euor prefers single men in the army. He was twitted once on being a. wo-

that he was lust. the reverse. '1‘hen he _became serious, and said that ex- perience had taught him that sin le

than married men. The latter", he de- clared, are bound to keep in mind

draw back l`rom dangers that would

sho may hc very ambitious for hor husband's success, impairs his elli- ciency as a soldier in action,

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THAT HORRID STUFF; no wonder

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HEAVY Russxarl Lossss

I-Icsdqunrters of Gen. 0ku`s left army

Oct. I6, Zi p. m. Via' Fushan, Oct. I8, - [Special]vSince Sunday last the Jups left army has buried 4,100 Russian dead. ns1‘IMA'rn clsif,\1.'1‘iEs

The Ru sian casualties are estimated

from 20,000 to 25,000.

Ihe Japanese report their casualties at

K about 3,000.

JAP Anvsrlcs coN'rINUsn

Early this morning the Japs continued

to advance, driving the Russians heforo them, capturing two guns and many x-'iles. “ o ’

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THE FIGHT AT LAMUTANG \ -

At 7.30 this morning the Russians at- .

about an hour previous to the announce- WQODSTOCK B Oct 18 th” “°'~mde‘l' ment. ' ' HENRY PALMER, ---~_--_-~----A-e~ - ---~A -‘v --,D7 ._ _ 7_.r_,,, `,__~_ A _v ,W _'_

MR BLAIRS STATEMENT *(Sp€ClH.l)*TI 118 f0I‘ Nowinjail and under suspicion in the S

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As the Board was abouttoadjourn th‘s the murder of Wm' Dohertf “cn n U me f '1 -i - -_ Q f ° _ . _ -,_ .

The \vork of thc authorities on the

murder case yesterday apparently elicit- cd nothing new that would bring the

crime homo to any our-. _

'soner in Queens County jail to whom some suspicion attaches will he brought bcfoic the Coxoner`s _jury and examined on his whercul»out..~. and conduct on the

night of the murder. The inquiry will

rlotibticsshe private as on the previous occasions.

His removal from tliejail will of course

be subject to the granting of a habeas corpus ad[tcstimoniandum by Mr. Justice Hodgson to F. L. Huszurd who will make implication this forcnoon.

The house _of Mr. Hunter, Hlllsbsro

Street, was broken into Monday night,

an entrance being etl`cct-ed through the rear window. This tends to increase the

alarm in some quarters but the theft is not looked upon seriously hy the police.

Yesterday Licut. Colonel Sherwood,

Superintendent of Dominion Police, Ottawa, was in the City and held con- sultation with a number of members of

the jury and the authorities. Colonel

'Shcrwood's visit, it is asserted, is merely one oi' pleasure and not in connection with t.he murder. He leaves again this morning(

PALMF.R`S CAREER.

Bc appcnrod hcfore the Stipcndiary

Magistrate in 1804 when 'ho was but eight yours old. llc was charged wit.h arceny nnrl was scntencerl to nmonth`s lmprisonliicnt with hard labor. Ilis next appearance nt the Policelllonrt was in June 1897, charged with annoying peo- ple in their dwelling. Fined iii or l0rln.ys. In September 1807hc was charged with Iarcenyoimonoy from Miss MoLure. He was sent up for trial to the Supreme Court, found guilty and sent to Dorches- teir for two years. In July 1901, he appeared for drunkenness and was fined $0.00 or 10 days. In Aug. 190|, in company with three other boys he was charged with lnrconcy from the Pasteur ind Milk Fiictory' They 'wore sent to

the Supremo Court but not convicted'

until the following Jsnuu‘ry.In March 1008 M drunkenness ho was fined $6.00 or 87 days. In Iiebrirkry IRD, for assault nd .

1008, for drunkenness ll`o was sentenced

topayn. fine ofQ30 or il) days imprison-.»ghM

This afternoon I-lcnry Palmer, the pri-‘

blttefy fined $5.00 or ll days. In Jane '

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meutuhich is ofapersonal character and ` 1 4 I H ' I c V 0 CHS H Lal' C Att2l'\da|`\C C I “A J whtchmlinklnay my www be made, ocmmenced tomorrow. _ , _ . _ P _ . _ S _ 6 Y Sterday Fore I1.

bymetrontmy place asohairman ofthe A Excellent' Addresses by Leading Workers. '

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“ru¢--m;tm;;;i0;f'1~-wigi;-1,0'-have-i~§ff:'~‘°"“'“"‘ " ' " ' ___ EXQCKUV9 R¥P0|'t» veyed to the public is that this is the PHILADELPHIN Oct- 15-"0Wi"Z L0 'I

The Convention of the P. E. I. Sunday

School Association opened yesterday fore- noon in the First Methodist Church, Rev. R. J. Whidden Bodeque, in the chair.

After devotional exercises, led by Prof.

Excell, an admirable lesson of Principles of Teaching, was given by Mrs. Bryner. She illustrated her address by the follow- ing' blackboard diagram, emphasizing the essential points of good teaching :-

, ADJUBTATION.

,Know lesson. Know teacher. c0»oi>r:aA'n0N. Teacher. Class.

GRADATION. Known. Unknown. ILI.Us1‘nA1‘ION.

Object. Teaching. nsPs:'rI'ri0N.' Here a little. There alittle.

The committees were as follows :-- Credentials-Willinm Caliheck, James

Carruthers.

Nominating-F. Moore, A. W. Sterns,

F. C. Dollar, A. S. Nicholson, D. Schur-

Dill".

Devotionul-Rcv. Mr. Wlxitc, Rev. Mr.

Dobson, Rev, W. H. Sedgwick. » Auditing-Thomas Moysc,.Iohn Gordon, Rev. G. F. Dawson.

Questions»Rcv. T. F. Fullerton.

Resolutions-llcv. Mr. Bclyca.

OFI-`I(`EllS.

» l‘re.~'ident, Rev. G F Dawson, York, 1 Vice for Kings, Rev. R G Sinclair, Mon- tague. » Vice for Queens, John P Gordon, Chur-

lo ttetown. 1 Vice for Prince,Rev.A C Mc(Iuliy, Sum- merside, Recording Secy. John Mollison, Sum-

,merslde.

Treasurer. Dr. Jardine, Sihnmarslde. Supt. Normal Dept , Professor E E

f Supt. Homa~Dopt, Thos»Moyse, Be `eque

Supt. Temperance, C W Strong, Sunr

`merside. - i Menber International Com. Rev. tl R

| White- lcvnnmi.. 1

A DDITIONAL EII}CU'l‘I\'E.

Rev. W R M0?-ity, Rev. T F Fulloiton,

Bev. A D McDonald, W W Stanley, Rev.

E Broo\ls.Ilev .\'eil Mc-

Rev. S Whldden. AS Rev. f -

Jordan. ,Mm Bryner.

Snpt, Primary, Mrs A E~l{orrls<m, ~oir,y I 8iZ5- Report from Jerusalem.

at iiswrdi TEN D/£3 Butts I

LL 1' enEAR UKDEN suit

-,_ in if

| tempted to recapture Lamntvng, but - were repulsed there with heavy loss.

l The hottie there is over.

AN ARTlI.LER\' FI.IGB'I‘.

Mcxnns, Oct. 18-(Special.)-The iight-

ing of |Oct, 17th was confined to the Rus- s-‘an centre ut Shakhe River and was

mostly artillery Ere, the Japs using big guns and explosive shells.

»'I'BE .NINE DAYS BATTLE.

During the nine days of continued

lighting the losses were never less than Bj0il`l per day.

" The hospitals are hardly able to handle

work, are entitled to receive diplomas at the present convention of the Association

Names are arranged alphabetically. Advanced Course-“Studies in the Four

Gospels" Hurlbut. and “The Sunday School Teacher" Hamill.

Maud Acorn, Summersicle.

G. Herbert Alexander, Nyack N. Y.

Carrie E. Pridhnm, Summerside. Mary A. Robertson, North River.

Edith Stright, Summerside. Emma. Wilkinson, Alherton. Ordinary Course- “Revised Normal

Lessons," Burlhut.

Dona‘<l Cameron, Spriugton.

Edith Cox, Moreil.

Aletha Currie, O`Leary.

Nettie Duncan, Charlottetown.

Eiorrio Furneaux, Coruvvnll. M. Anneline Fyfc, ()’Leary.

Mrs. Golding Howard, North River.

Harry Hyde. North River.

James Love, Charlottetown. Annie McNeill, Appin Road. li'-annie Mi:Nutt, Maipequc. Susie Metcalfe, Appin Road.

Clara Ramsay, Maipeque.

Edith Stright, Summerside.

W EDNKSDA Y.

9.00 n, m.-Prayer and PraisefServii~c,

Professor E O Excel.

9.20-Minutes. 9,30-Report. oi' Tempermn-o i)epurt»

nicht.

9.40 -Address. “Home Lesson, ,“Dress

Construction," Mrs. Bryner.

10.10-Address, “What the S. S. Assoc;

G R \Vhite.

Il.00-Address, Marion Ln\\'rcni-c.

AifT1cnNonN.

2.00, p. in.-Prnycr and I’raiSe Srrvii-e.

2%)-Minuims.

2i30»-Report. of Primary Department. 2.40-Addrcss,“Modern Primary Work,"

3.15-Report. ot Home Depot tment.

Sailik-Address, “When I Get Home,"

4.20-Conference, Marion I.i\wr,'nc1‘.

7.30-Prayer nnrl Praise Service, Prof.

E. 0. Excell.

Piles

ation has done for other Provinces," Rvv. j

" 10.35-Address. "Noi-ds and Pinus for Work in P. E. I, " Rev. it W Molloy. `

Rev. G. F. Dawson. I

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and Japs Hope to Drive them Out of Mukden'-= An

Altogether Unprecedented Strug,§le. '

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moss swarms Ar mulch.

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The . Japanese

still seéim iii hddmertlng

themselves to foroe the Russians out_of Mukden..» _ .. `

A battle is assured in the positions'

surrounding the town.

A POINT OF VANTAGI. _

Maxam, oct. l1~<sps_mrH.(Q,|gg'p(

in transmission]-The .Il'|)`i'n`é6`o' 'li'oW

‘ occupy the raised temple qundrnnllp gig; Ltchempo. the only eminence for miles around, which atlords an unusual advan-

age for observation and.ax»tii1¢ry an ‘against the Russian right. ' ,_

Several attempts to dislodge them have

failed.

7.55-Minutes". if =- -_yn

. 8.0i3~Beport Normal Departments; ‘

8.li)'~.Presentationfof Dlitldniius " " sm-Address, “smashing aims #timing _ ure scholar for cin~ist,"`mv'.wm. Dobson.

8.40-Music. _ s.4s-afadrm. “Tse xnportsiae of 6. s.

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