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ionostioaeiisnrs iiisiiii w|i.aYE-iitfciinis , TURKEY

SIRIKEGOES, gi;

Italians Brought to St John From MontLe_a_l Nine

of Whom Refused to

bitration But Steamship People Say

They Will Fight to a '

Finish. `

Sn ,].,||y, Nov. 22.-(Speoial)-'i`heLong-

ni>n'.». strike goes merrily on.

shorcl

'l'|ii|-ly-.s-~¢rcii Italians arrived today

iroilillloiilrciil hui nine Of them refused

in iroi-lc on the Parisian. _

'|'|,.»y i-lninneil to have been deceived |,cin._/ini-l ihcre was no strike here and iilso that they were wanted io do railway wurli. The oilicrs however are now unloadln

mga and llircc more carloads of men will

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Work -Men Wnntl Ar.

`H£1rdFou ht Contest `

An ideal day for' the time of year greet- I0

ed the Abegweits and St. Dunstan‘s yes

Victoria Park. The only handicaps were U19 hlrdness ofthe ground and the crowd-

lair of spectators on the touch line, tho

arrive tomorrow.

The steamshlp peoplc will flghtto the flnlsh. ` .' _

They are spending money and it looks.

as though their determination was not so

""°°"“°‘i ‘° 5° g°°d “"5 by "‘” ”“l"°°' election in Anti onisii toon ntsnitad in

The gauicvwas undoubtedly the best B y -$-

seen hcrc t_his season in point of good the return of William Chisholm, Liberal, The by-election in the Third Electoral

playing anfla more gentlemany contest oven E_L_Gen.nn.’ C°nse,.vn¢n\.e_ by 233 District of Queen`s between Hon. Mr. haiyiever been witnessed in Victoria . Cnnnnnkey and Pete, Macon" was a

A fllBM llliliwilli FOR; THE CCMMONS it THE

- g votive _eturaed, the Former With Stop Massacres

eased Ma' rities-The Third Fleet to be Sent to the Bosphorus

latter on several occaaionslspoiltng what H/tLiI~'Ax, Nov. 22.-(Speolal.)-The by-

At. victoria pan, yesterday Leave the llarty Complexion of all Seats lln- Says Reform in Russia ,Afi¢f"0l°"- SCOFB3 I0 0 chan_ged+Three Liberals and One Conser- ln Macedonia, and

terday in their match game of football at `

CoNs'rAN'r1NoPr.s, Nov. 22.-(Specliil)-

Urged by his advisers, the Sultan has

flatly rejected the proposals contained in

the ultimatum of the allied powers 'tor

much to nnve expense ns nn nelent the p From sum, to nn|sn~ the msn", majority. , the coutrol of the Hnances of Macedonian

1 n b I I n I quietly contested yesterday The vote was

Longshorenien. 3'" " _ °\;) ll' “ '"9 “fs” 'lf 5°- At the last general election Colin Macfnot “CMI M nw e as In' the mem]

The mon are ready to submit to arhitrit- “mums” “med B mmm and ln we I Lib l h d809 rit . l y ll g

s900u<l half Frank McD6nuld, S. D. Bmw' cm' B ml*-l° 5' election as was tclio expected.

i b l - ‘ v ' . t on, ut t ic steunislilp pcoplt won t give C 5 star half buck, secured the Geri-lor had not much pax ty support as Tm, nnlowlnn nn, the ,nnnnletn retnrns. l“- ' lm" °“ 11 “£011 D21" llillf fI‘0m In the Conservatives generally considered it By.]=;|e(,¢,50n The Donaldson liner Alcides arrived Abegwew drlbblclnnd “ner D' mugnlncent a useless fight. ` - 1004 1905

. f hlftlflldl ihbll

tonight and will dock in thc morning. Qggnoreloflxnbieeulsne;oa,§_uc,§;1ettfy an The principal issue was the salary grab. _

PROSECUTI

OF JAMES HARDY

In Toronto for Promotl

a Sensation-Many

the “'“‘“_l"‘"l”f °f me Film” l-he Abeifwelm by-elections for the Commons in Ontario fought like demons but were uniilile to

today resulted as follows :

_ cross their opponent; liiie though the I North Y k H A BNA le W th Bmekley Pomt nond 27

play was kept in S.D.C. territory. “ °" °”' ' Y 5 °' ‘

_ Libnnii, in erected ny iss. sin wiiiininl

goal failed and thc score stood 3 to 0 For ToIioN'i‘o, Nov. 22.- ($peclnl.)-The threcl

Braokley Point Covohead

THE FED£RAL BY;EL[C'[_|0N§_ Mulock had 902 at the general election.

- i- In West Lambton ardee, Liberal, has'

The four federal by»electlor\s which 175 nn,jo,."__y nn cnllpnren with 447 for*

, , were polled on Wednesday ln their nct Johnson, L|ne,.n1_ mlmm |

ng results so far as they effect tho party In Wentworth’ Smmn Cnnsn,.vn,_|vB_l

'“`e"3tl‘ ln the C°mm°“5 ‘mike “° 'has8 majority as compared with l0 ma '

Manufacturers are ii-nn. Tinto: ntiiinwtn iniiby ......,................................. _‘

Liberals and one by aConservative before W,NN".En_ Nov_ 22__(Sne,,|nn_Tn|,,

the vacancies occurred and the same is ,no,.n|nR¢,he w,.|Ls1o,. the mst pravincm

of Montreal and

Engaged

’i‘oiioi<'ro. Nov. 22.-(Special.')-The :ii~i-ost of -itunes Hardy charged with pro l

inoiiin; t-oinhincs detrimental to com-nl int-run will undoubtedly lead to sensa- tional ilewlciiiiiciits, _ llni-<l_v was secretary of fully 50 com-- liinrs iinil among the books and papers

st-izcil in his oillcc wcrc many minutes of inueiiiigs held. Ali-einiyncarlyull the prominent law-

yers of 'l`oronto and Montreal have beeni

C0i.'Glil~.'liS, HAWKERS, SPITTERS

l'ulilit-. cxpectoration is against the roininon lair, against the laws of health also. \\'ht-n thc throat tickles, that’s the tiiucrou net-il “Cntnrrhozone"; it soothes nirnytlie iri-ii.ation,cuts out the phlcgin nnrl looscris the tight feeling. You`ll quit-lily i~nri~ that catarrli and throat

troulilc irith Unlnrrliozone. It positively llrtwiiiits new attacks iindnocures caturrl 1oi'i-roi-iiiirl ioi-all time _ come. Don’t lalneoin-win~fl fur it. try Catarrhozono yoiirsclf. Once used you'll be delighted with its ph-nsaat and helpful influence. _

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llic King of Boots for n, Farmers...

Goff Bros Home

made $2.60 Crccilmorcs.

Water resistors and great wearers.

-Also-

Wellington bootl, clump sole, hand seemed, made of Long tanned Island leather, just the thing lor mud and wet.

These eele- [Fish Boots brated makeof I Cape " water tight( Knee “

boots are well known l

Guaranteed to wear. AT _ `

$3. I0 to $3.85

g y true now that the vacancies are filled. elections in Snnkntnhnwnn were nwnnn

But iz number of big Government maj- 1,em.|ng't0dny's dum. _

orities have been cutin half and in that December thirteen is and for pumnn

by regard thc result is a sort; of moral victory Wm, nnnnnntinnn on December fonnn I

for the Opposition. In NorthYorl¢, where , .

Tracadle Road

Little York

Bedford Tracadle Mount Stewart Plsquid

Monaghan

Fort Augustus J:>linston's River Mount Herbert Southport

Specials

E' Cummiskey

McCourt

42 21 31 85 18 27 47 35 51 5i) WS 5-L 33 43 30 3_1 36 59 26 47 48 30 23 33 20 4|) 42

584582

Mnj_ority fini* Cuinniiskey in 1904-

skey

fiE“:222.`.\‘3S$5f£i’é‘f§5*3R‘Cl1mu

52.7.() 2

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47 43 42 18 20

445

in by-election-7i>.

Sir William Mulock had a majority of

002 Hon. Mr. Aylesworth’s majority is cut

engaged by the various manufacturing down W 488’ while in Went_Lnmbmn n f ,_=

interests to protect _them in the investi- Llbeml lnnjonty of 447 nynm. nno is cnt `

8`°l°l°“- to 175 and lnAntigonlsha Liberal majority

There will be clliliculty in scouring nn of 809 18 reduced to 2@3_ _

able lawyer to conduct the prosecution. The one Connervnuve in the mee, M,-_

It premises ie be the biases# “BM held lf' smith of Wentworth wnn nt iirst declined “_

the CuHl1<llMlC0\1FfS f0l' Y¢Bl`S- defeated by 20 votes at the last general “In H e eaten to be the reatest

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ini iiiii 2

Los ANoaI.i~;s, Cal., Nov. 21.-In ii

_ a s xp g

' cleci;ion,butinarecount obtuinedasmnll lntnrnnuonn] nipnny bicycle ,nw on

majority of 10. This has been now re- record has been arranged for the week duced to eight butthoinct thnthc cnnid of December 4th at the Madison Square

win a majority under the circumstances

Garden, New York. All the foreign riders ofnote,a.s well as those in Am-

Q in a close constituency ata by-election “len Wm compete, nnd’ nnnnndinn to U RWBS B Certain eiflaif t° the result- the latest advices from abroad, the

In these four by-elections a principal Europeans will make the greaiestl1eRort

____ _ 1 of their lives to take the wlnner’s prize

issue before the electors was the sa ary f In America- Bic _cle “ding in

ro y

and pension grab of last session. Had Europe and Ausbmnn has nad n bn;

1’ARl9.N°"~21-The C°““°ll °f Mlnls' Mr. Borden m|\I\f\1llY0I>lJ0S°d Uh” l‘"““5' boom during the last year. and the ter” “t ameellng why’ deemed to ln action and had it beencarried through result has been the development of a

ilict dfteen days iiniprisoginnutgn Genegal against his opposition (Which is hardly unmberonhe fastest riders ever known Brugore,Gominnn er o e rmy. 01' in those count,-|¢5_ making public details of ii. conference, conceivable) anvthingvwould have been Frank Kramer, the snort_dnn_anc0 which he had with the Minister of|\Var. ,ww posslbletohim and his followers.But chan) lon of the wnrldy nays the fob

letter received yesterday by George \V. Knox, the fate of Henry Miller and Gus Olinder, who went on an expedition to

nearlyfa year ago, ls probably disclosed. On the desolate shores of thu Gulf of l~

California near u deserted Iuiliun village. aherder found the trappings cf Millar and Olinder, a book of nautical science, which belonged to Olinrier, and n pair of dried human hands, which may have been these of one of the nicn. A few feet away was found the charred remains of ii huge feast fire and circles of un ln dian war dance. It is believed the men were slain by hostile Indians who inhabit

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relative to the controversy between Gen- both nnrnes were alumni, equally com. signer; have banded together and form- eral Brugoreland General Poroln,who was rammed by this sordid piece of lennn ed nlnrne noel which they nm wnnnn

has D

CGHUY llwlf ill the B0lB D0 BOOUIOEHB 0" Government and handicapped the other- money' n nossnnn, and wnl post n numb horseback. Mid GEDUBI B|'“8°‘° femsed wise rather demora1isedOpposltlon. These of $1900 (org side bet, 0( from $,|_000 gg

5° “°k“°wledg° the 851;? Ettfelxral conditions render the cutting down of $5,000 thatihe foreigners win.

l which it was sa ii e me

that portion of tthc lower California sen coast. The discovery of relics of thc

vhief 0f5f~“5 “"5" Ge“e"°1 Alldre' "lm p n to wager against the Americans. I-IelMlller and Ollnder party was made in former Minister °f W“'~ Thi’ °m°l“l5 ‘"°° l“l'l°n’whlch mot' helped to "Neve l' B ' been commissioned to lace tbelconnectlon with the search now conduc-

ted by Prof. Grlndell cf Arizona for his brother, Lt. Grindell, who was lost on thc peninsula. ‘ ‘

P°rcl:"cnn to n duel Exnlnnnnons be. Liberal majorities in Antigonlsh, Ydrk -- wou -

fore the War Minister led to an adiust- and Wentworth the more remarkable.

t f th incident, but only for the ._ _ -

33.11 .i’.n.f... count or ciinnciiizr. _ .

< in _ _~&v_.___ _...B .vw _im

- ne Estate of wiiiinni Hearn-An nn- Omcemlvlaln Streel_Ca

ui iuiiniin

pt. W. A. lohintone. Mgr.

plication was made in the Court of ' " ,

Chancery yesterday hy those gitersstfed froVli;ii;?a.rI;li ;xxrild}Li;lb;[s`n1tesdl-{;tchen returned in the will of the late William ea or ~ the “W°l""“'°“l'°f“éw Tmsteas render' Thr Electra cleared with her usual °d "°°°"°ry by the death °f me IME freight yesterday for Picton, consisting Lonidcl L. Beer, surviving Trustee, under of pork ants and sundry nrt_nnes_

the will. The Court appointed Edward ’ _ Cilllnfller Of Cllnrlottetowll, lfl¢l‘('hBDf. Bild Tuesday and yesterday were the busi- Jaines J. Johnston, Trustees under the est days of the season in the line of ship- * will in the place of Dr. Richard, Johnson ping, mio |woather and good roads. and L. L. Beer deceased. Prices are unchanged. `

1 » » _ Cook Kitchen and family who have

béanresiding here during the construct-

‘A sNAr in dolls-.We have secured a lot' 'i ' s ' " " ° ion of the Montague Branch Railway left 1 ti dressed dolls they arc samples, O I Tuesdayon return to Fredericton, N B

0 me _Y . _ - . . .

notwo allke. we bought them “B MissMi\yBcil, who resides in Char.

\>&l‘8`1\|“ “nd "T" "l'°“'°l'le”.u::;ln°;:;, lottctown for the Present. this week lm" ’°”““l"r W-lee' \l_;;’l;;CI§3:e'q ,. ~ visited her Darents. J. D. and Mrs. Bell.

I b |d t Mrs. McQueen has received the_li\d

Rubbers’ all to e so n newaoftlie death of her brother Benja-

' the l0w¢lt'pl’lC€5 for Spot min McLeod in Alberta. A -widow, nee

i _ Miss McLeod of Victoria Cross, and four

olllli children are left to mourn. Farther par-

* tioulars will be given later. Much sym-

pathyis felt for Mrs. McQueen as only

‘ : 0 N Inst niontn nor inotiior Joan into innum-

.» man, Montana. of which an extended

'i ,_ . 3 ` `-' ` notice appeared several days again The

'rho shoénim. Gwdlim

"“° °l‘°l°°' H""'° 75 cases Boots, Shoes and Sha returned Tuesday evwlus- .isi

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The funeral of Wm. Robertson took

place yesterday morngng. There was a large attendance. Th pallbearcrs were N. McLaren. H. Nelson, P. Kelly, Janice Lannau, D. Holloran and P. Holloran.

.J ‘iff ~“

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_ Hrs IDEA or QUALIFICATION.

bear.

Boot Factory. .~ . mm

Willie-Say,pop,dld you ever kill a

The Sultan holds that Russia, which is`

taking n. leading part in Macedonia

SYDNEY Hilti

lilll llllSlllN

SYDNEY N. S., Nov. 21.-The Boston

jE1evated Railway has placed an order with the Dominion Iron and Steel Coin- pnny forasample shipment of rails, to be used on the curves of that line. The maximum wear ofthe ordinary steel rail on the curves of the Boston Elevated is forty~three days, when they have to be repliised at considerable expense, and almost. evcry quality of rail produced in the world has been tested, for the pur pose of obtaining the liest results.

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llllllllllN Mil

liillll SHillllLl

nto the standing of the steamer Bitvnrinn opened before Justice Routhier, of the ariiniralty court. with Captain Spain and Lieutenant Penneli, of H. M. S. Drake, as

deputy minister ofjusl ice, conducted the enquiry. Two witnesses were heard Captain Brown and Chief Oilicer Haines

Tiburonf Island, in the Gulf of California Uf the Stranded Sl9i"“9\‘-

“I attribute the strandingofthe steamer o an error on the Dart of the pilot, who must have been further south than he thought lic was," said Captain Brown, in reply to a question, and this was perhaps the most important piece of testimony taken. “The pilot. must have mistaken St. Thomas buoy for the round buoy until ii was too late to remedy any effect of hi.~

mistake."

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NlilUSlllCHi llllllill

llii wiiii suiii

KINGs'i‘oN, Ont., Nov. 20.-An ordcr

hns :been issued at the Royal Military Collegcfrcqulrlng all the cadets to grow moustaclies and hence no razor liao operated upon thc upper lips of the young military students for some days.

No reason for thc order is given. It

may be desired to give an older appear- nncc to the younger cadets, n. large num- ber of whom are still in their teens. The custom is English, not American.

Ellllliilf Fill] lilll Hllllllii Mill

Pl'l'1'I~ll\URH. Nov. 2|.-Fred. Fleck, nn

REFUSES _ ULTIMATUM

is More Needed Than

Asks the Powers to There- An Allied

the Ultimatum.

reforms had liclter reform livr oirn

country and that thc \ri¢li>.~pi-c-:iii nins sar:I‘cs in Rusisiii tlcst-r\'c llic iiltciitiiiii of the nations as' iiiucli its do thc trouhli.-s in Macedonia.

It is understood that thc allied tif-oi

will at once assemble uiiiiercoininzuinl of nn Austrian admiral.

lHi Sllll

CASE Elllllii

B0.~\‘I‘0N, Nov. 22-'l`lic trial uf llr. l‘i~i'<'y

ll. Mcl.i>rnl, l.. \V. (`.iii.\vfnril :uni \\'illinii. llowiirrl for cuiiiplirity in llic suit. i~ii.~i- crlinc, will begin in the superior iiriiiiiiiiil court next Monday. lt is iiiitioistoofi McLeod will deny any guilt in the mutter, denying in toto the cliamies of Crnwforil anti ll0\\'iiI'il that lii>ili.~`..~i~i-li-ti the liorly.

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ll. L. lilllllliN UN

Pl§NSlllN SEHillli

S'roNv Ciiirric, Ont., Nor. 21.-it. I..

Borden Iiinrle his first :ippvi|riiiii-i- iii Ilii- byc-cleulioii f "\i'_-'n by s|n~iikiii;; lu-rv on Saturday i..,.iiii iii tlic iiitcrc-st ol' ii. l)~ Smith, Con.si-i'\':ili\'c cniiflitiiitc for \\'t-sl. \Vcnt\\‘0rtli. Siiciiliiiigf of pensioiis ltir ex-ministers, Mr. Borilcii siiiil: "l tliiiil;

niiutlclll HSSUSSOTS- MT- N@“'C°ll1b0- ilic question might well lic lii‘oii',;|i|. up

again. Idecliircrlmysclfoiiit uiiil I :ini reiirly to tnkc full respoiisibility for evcrytlilnglsnid in regard to it win-n this nicnsiire was brought ilowii iii Ilii- closingdnys of the session nnil iii. thi- verylnst nioIneIit.1 nm \rillin;:. iiiiill think that it slioulii hc iciftiiis-i~li~i'i-il. 1i‘orcxiiInple,llhink that tlic ii;,;c limit should be imposed on pt-nsions. Mr. liorrlenclcclnrcrl his entire i'i~iiiiiiii~s~ to have the lnrlcuiiiily so fiii' its it I1-.liitt-il iii himself revised by piirliiiinelil at ilu- iiext, session.

(.`llII.l.S l’liO\"F i".\'l`.\l.i

If \\‘:ii'nitli uiiil c'li`c\il:iliiiri iirc not

promptly rcsturcil, chills i'c.\iilt in finial

nliicuinoniii. This Iiect-.~~itiitv.~ liet-piii,‘;' . crvillnc on liiinri. 'i`iiki-ii iii lim unit-r it lirenks up ii i-liill iii two iiiiiiuii-.~. ity ruiiblng frccly orcr lliroiit iiiitl rin-.~l il. pi'c\'eiiIs colds. No liiiiiiit-iii so .~i|'tni;;’. so pciictrixtinir, so mrili to kill piiin iiinl inllauiniatioli. Nciirly llfly _','ienI'.~` iciwii-il has provcii tlic vuluc ot .\“nl»oii`:» f\`crri- line. You slioulrl get it bottle to-fliiy.

Foreign ;

Novelties i

DIRECT FRU M 1

LONDON. `

PARIS.

BERLIN, 7'

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\\r-li-oiiic luliiuk iilmiil i||~iiii- ilu- .~.t0|-i- i\~ _\ini .irc lu linlli ni Iln» \\'I_\ ll(l\\'.\‘ iiyiil \\‘i~ fiiiiry il. \\ill i:i\~~ I.

iiinri' i~i\_lii_\.nii-iili >'t-viiii; ii .tilt t--

oid locomotive engineer of the l’eiini~yl- vania road says hc has received nlettcr from Andrew Carnegie enclosing a clieck for $l.000 to pay for ri luncheon which Mr. Carnegie ate ln Fleck's cnglnc cab years ago when he was riding with the engineer. Mr. Carnegie, it appears, was I ravenously hungry, and gladly dined on the contents of F|eok`s dinner pail, llc has now paid for that meal.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Oaioaco, November 22- (Special)-

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CARTER & C0.,i.iii.,

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