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vide. but ;|l.,ls_ bellnved

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llinnntnn in Try Again ,lvell ltnnwn old Ferry and will cnny nnl'HH{ H Hnlsumy fsnlnnwllnl Lnnn innn was Anuninnlna nlny

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canana, MONDAY,

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PARLIAMENT WILL

WATT RS EDGE. MEET AT OTTAW

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Paid Iiydioncton Citizen-Theory More Passengers to Rocky _Point Com ' - T ` Be Ready By November 20 Fielding’s -Held That Children Were Lost in ' . pletely Burned Out hsideand Now Election Work Will Delay Matters-

K Holt In Marsh- ` l Lying, snnl. -"' And Pnl rnnll lzqnnn Ballina.

loaroron, Ontobar.-(Special)-la what'

will be the lent elut to find the Oreamer children. or their deed bodlrs, Chas. fthe- = mas, A local Constable who sometimes. ap weat for a three week visit at the seeps ol the mystery in a vain search wi I return to Baydald next la-ask.

Ae before Thomafs expenses will he

paid blyE.B. Sumner of this city, wlho e intsrestin the case has not yet died out, and whose oll'er of a reward of Sli!! (or the

alsnnvnry at tan nlnllan-nn ntlll ntnnas.` ,

It was Theeaas wholdrat advocated the lann me ls; -nlanlng ' pau and una lnnl lnoaoilthenld lwleaoiwhiah harasrr a number near the Cleaner home.

Hells stlil llrm in this belief, but tllinb

that with the iellingof ,the loaves from the Lreoa in the October weather and without. undergrowtll the search in the woods will be much esel»\'.-

llra Creamer has not left Bayneld,

although it was at one time reported llhe had joined her husband in Boston.

whlatia of the S. S. Northumberland, and the IN billlnformed eitiaelle thata In was raging near the ees. front. It turned out to bs the ferry steamer Eilin, which was well in the grasp ofthe devouring element when the firemen arrived upon the scene, The Dre was in the centre of the boat which was highly lnilummabie, being probably saturated with the oil that has for years been penetrating the timbenl of the venerable old boat. The elorts ol the llremen were not able to sove her from ber fate, and shortly after being taken in- tow by a tug with the intention of beach-

At an early hour yesterday morning the me hu in nm dock th, nqlme,

aank near the head of the Ferry “Thad Here her submerged hull was the ati rac» tion for many' visitors yesterday. The Eiiln was about 8) laare old, and was known pmbabb by every eihlli All Liar- lotutown who has ever takenla tx-lp to Rocky Point. Her Captain hoyrevelr, la nor inconaolable, ss the Southport Ferry

ateamlcr Hlillborvugh, owing to the nina- ,

ing olfllat ferry, in now available for the Rocky Point lcrvice. The Eilln was -:wr ed by _the Provincial Government. Sr o was not insured.

STRANGE STATE

UE USSIEIEU MAN

Yxa'ro||,lowe. Out. 4.-0~aiflarl so ,that the only movement hels able to nlake isa alight turulnx oi-the head, James C. Wood. of this city, preseuls nt pllaxle to tha medical fraw-nity, _which nuua of them hae been able to rolvr. Twelve yaalsagc Wood an yanked

by a mysterious dleelaee, which grad,unl'y tural d his flesh'-in bone. and for eevvra yeanl he has been confined to his, hed, while the os-lfioallou gradually nprua-l until now his entire body ia almost as rimid aemck, The nlnaqlee have shrunk soo ag-deana annll an eatin. body nnw resembles aa ancient marble ststuen He instill eapablbol ellgh lv moving his

tbataoee aveaeels will be lulpoanlble, aldbs .will heealue an rikll aa e man of stone.,0ne of the eerangn-at featarrs of the case ls`that Wood suffers no pain, has a normal appetite and aiaans veil. Baoently Wood, in order to reli -ve 'the tedlnm ol his utter iunetlvley,has turned his attention to poo' ry and is said to have composed some verses which have been pronounced by crltice tn be excellent, both i-\ their metre and in the thoughts they e lavey. Bla sister has acted as his amen. nealais.and aeehe eat by his aide he wield dictate the verses ae they formed la his ml ld. Moet of he puma an battle

may full ohh.: tramp of the veteran

ier,the rattle of muskelry and the

rm! of artillery.

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threa years ago, mae: _go heavy that be hnd_ t-lint it la ' _` course the utuai _ _ tnal Mr Seddon diell`s ' malt -abd I` auopoeelhaz, whatever is said or done,

PHEMEU SEUUUU

[ULU PUUH MAA

says. A gerltleman,now rt siding ln Loudon very intimateyo mnected with thalatls Hr Ssddol 's hulily hasjust received a lettnr trom om- of the r. latlvns of tue deoenlvd statesman in which. the inter alla any laln nrry to Inform you that the Premier died really your luan, and un lean the country akre Hrs Seddon a nuhntlntial allows oe (which, I think the-rn lsvery little doubt it will do), she will notbe loo muah hleaaed' with this wcr|.|’s goods. Just imagine! Hr. B ldon only hal his llfa Insured for £170 with the A. M. P. Seeley. It ap- pears he he had a policy lor £$,wl two

but the ' lulae wore

or whatever ia published, some people will still say thla, whether they believe lt or not. Nevertheless. the fact remains that he died a poor man.,

HEAHST EllUUllSEU

Lorvooxv, Oct 5 - The British Australian

:£1

Boston Out 5-A sew era for llaasach- --

Money Loss Quarter MllUnn- Tnere Are Twenty-Seven -.Families Homeless.

ALBANY, N. Y.. Oct. 7.-(Special.)-

LURG Part of city of Relueilaer acroea river from here was damaged by fire Sa- illrdsy night. The loss' is a hundred and twenty-five

thousand dollars.

Twenty-seven families are bon eiers.

Minard's Linimemt Cures Burns

EHANSE WUTS THE AUTUMUBILE SUP

Vanderbilt Trophy Goes to Wagner-italy Sec0nd-- Rerrord of.Ki|led.

Nlcw Ytfnx, Oct., 7-(Speeia1)'\]“gn°g

lnday won the lhlrd automobile raqefor the Vanderbilt Cup. ,

Roughly this is a reoqd ol ahgga

straight victories for th_§_U1a¢,- '

The driver of the winning car was Wagner who went thc dlailllwn 'U70 hundred and ninety seven lilea intwo hundred and nineiy mlnntaa,

Italy came second. Among the spectators onawaa killed, `.wo serlouslyinjured and Bcviral silghly hurt ily a car running amuck and crashing into the crowd.

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WHY BURN YOUR T085.

Swv “sins Auld Corn Ealves, use Pu -

. _ _W naufs Painieas Extractor; lt costs a iiltle

' - ‘_ more, but its far the best. Lise only

n MONTAG-Ill RIVER. .Putnam 1-23° at all dealen.

' SEEEESTS UE GALE ,I UUESAHIA TEELS

svsrrll Rnunmss riumunur

- _uLna;4stno.

N l t t id well ,..‘£°l&‘n{ .2 “"’ i'.1n»° tl..

ser" ned:

mwbk wTth wastes tba eioaupt aw ers ol ralth. rush be to tin time. Use Dr. Ha l ucn's

strengthen and rvgagte the t dllnltlvn, enrich hlbod

and ta fortify the ::‘rY‘eadar'l'd iq the I n at o lodlllllb 0 I-

Frx ldTi'r`||il|.nn"- roll: hrllnizos-in and v t mtlc ao t or ay; t ey

inralaeyardvlgzgcf lmhnn- and apltit in Bimyao vo been alilnlz for years.

yno medicine ao potaent. Price lc.

tn any ln tae at-ta noanaolba or me

who w. s already the nominee of t-he pro

absolutely and completely, and in the an

hs is the sponsor.

atal\lU|Ui~

esa: Zena- l

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no one shall gooul

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DUN

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Tlllvleone reason wllv it is to our interest that `

.ENAMEL nl=lLLll~los olvla sArlsl=AcTlol~l

:become icuous gold liiiiug

Denial Rooms.

r article

of our oillte dissatisfied.

to suit the natural twill

al durable as gold. Tim! *N pprecisted by those of rrfiued

P . ` 'mg porcelain clown work dentistry practised in the most

Prop.

Ill TUW BRUNSWICK- ..\ ' TURKEY HUHHY

called radical wing of the party, of which Y. C_ Property, ~ -,

ashore on Long Island, a total loss

Royal Kanlsbeecaais Yseilt Club several yeahh wie damaged and one cnatly mo'

boat wrecked.

Castionl

Edward

a‘ wt

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’$ ~ '

i- a better advartiremeut than a newspage Th. mv u “ft

TB linlli ll h tWatBl. \ -»»-l'»`<’»-:~»¢~:-|-T`-»~:E°°:f»»- E ’ 5/Se WEAT'||ER‘ culnlvs sucso slllollso BEEF

At llllidgevilie, headquarters of the £~f¢ ____

_‘v_,.,,_,,,.,v-/~»\v\.¢~n»~/v~!~

should anal' ‘ I U

WIBI. W ' '--'_

than every m ° Olmcalo. Oct. ll _ (Updati-

lasl " In ta' audw' .....

gaetmfimoahlsilltbevlil

hibition party and the independence lea- T ____ ¢ at* (I 0 H Th d I y

_ l “Ml f . ' ‘ol\',~r.\n"rrrvorl.ll:, l.- .- a r a on

5\`:;:'t,T:nEE°léa:re ln og: >cho°ners wrecked In Bay OT the part of the Turkish commissioners to

, M d l ted th ooa tl _ , sign the report resulting from thc ln-

hr or-D om M Q "I Fundy mage to R K' ` quiry into the frontier dispute regarding

the delirnltatlon of a portion of the viilayetof Allrisnople, which led to o somewhat sharp iight recently between the soldiers guarding the Bulgarian pu-t

32 Y . at Suiuk and ihe guard on duty at the

loevron. Oct.. 7-<Sl>wlaI)»A wild ‘ Q rnnlnlnn nnnn nl nervlsn lloglln, nn,

d la art of brought out practically an u‘tlmatum

gale ragodlaat night an rge p _ H B-l I l N h th" no tl

i l ' “"1 “R"°- “"° “H1

End., doing wnsmenbh dlmaga Bong declares that unlessltia signed by Octo-

lhc water front and nboutthe town So ` bun LM Bulguhn "Mm Wm be

far word has been recellad of two wrenka order” |mm,d|,¢¢1y my "Donny, suing

` , in thc bay. The tern achr. Keewaydia T ‘ ` The inquiry was concluded thno weekr

n with ooel from New York to Wolfville, is l¢°°

Deorea-ing westerly aiudl. MID A line tasty dish for breakfsat, dinner and cool. \' 0|- mpper- open the can and its ready to

lérvr.

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clllcaoo Murals.

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Ofrawa, Oct. 7. -(Special) -it looka-

now as II Parliament would not open un- tli a little later than was anticipated a month ago. The Cabinet planned to have the session

begin on November 17. and, it posnible, on November 7, but not later than Thursday, Zlnd. .

Ministers are novv hoping they will Le

ready by November H), and will he well'

satisfied if they arr.

Preparations for the session require

more time than It was thought would be taken, and it is possii-le that Hon. lr. Fielding will have to abandon tar reform for his ellction work, wlthina (sw weeks.

if the Queelfr Shelburne contest is

brought on at once the session is going to be delayed.

UUUY UE llUllH?M EUUUU AT MUUETUN

Has Benn Floating in River Since Disappearance-

ll quest io be held

itln.\'l'1'o.\`, N. B. Oct. 7-(Spec-lvl.)-filai tl-rwi and bruised fwnl contract vi ith all-

n--nl and iloati-ing debris of the Pvtllodlac River flonled beyond reoognlzion by two wel ks ln winter and clothl el wellrhwd with

many pounds of mud, the body of Albert J. Gorham, it sf. two weeks ago Saturday was recovered this afternoon.

Geo. Hour, rnslding about eight lnilesup

river on thu Weatruoriand sido drst luv

I hebody__am‘ Stgwnrt D. *leaves recover- ed it from the water as itdrlltod ashore.

A reward ofa hundred dollars has been

ollered. An inquest will lie ht- id on Mon-

day.

EANAUA' MUAEY SAUAUAS UEEETUIE

I.ol~molv, Oct. 5-Sir Frederick Borden

is conferring here with Sir Henry Ward. the permanent need of theWar Olflue, rea- pecting the Caradian ordnence factory. its extent and the character of the outputl are being discussed and the matmr will bepractically arranled for llnai adjust- after consuiatlon with the Canadian Cahi‘ net.

Willie here Borden, in view of the noxl

Colonial Conference made it clearly un- derstood that tile Cnnadl°n ministry would never conaent to a dollar of Cana- dian expenditure on defence over which Canada does not retain full control. He expects to sail Friday week.

“lnlrtft Llnlmsrlt Kallnvel 'l¢~|r‘|5i|.

HESUHU UE LYNSH

Nlw Yolut, Oct .-“Four thousand

persona have been put to death without warrant oflawin the United Stltts in the last twentynlive years. Nianty~five per cont, of thenl were nagroas charged with aassuits on white women, The methods of execution comprised hanging. shooting, flogging, burning at the stake llaylng. In one instant in Al-

atrocloua the punishment.

Alabama held the lynahing record

something like llftynlve vlntlms.

hanging or shooting.

' YOUR WIBEST OOUBSR

lf you are eaughtia the wet,

throat, neuralris and naseelar

wait for worse tloiblas.

treatment with Polson’e drives away al tram of sold, easea

from a lay-up lu bad.

kanaaa the v|ctIrn'a arms and lege were twisted from their sockets. As a rule the WANTED”A Km 7°' K°""‘\| h°““°' more atrocious tha orlms the mon

Balch the wholesale lyuohinl of neg- A

rare in Atlanta on Saturday, Louisiana' B

, Georgia averaged about twenty~six

lynohluga a year hola lwl up to the RIHRKBER.-The everybody mul prime year, the majority being by

rnallsanoearalgla sad psln, eaves you

No Bo purchase aaa more eomfne

You use

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on-°|'|A.". °'NT“. T’ sid evarywhcalalaraslebaeaes.

HESUTZU MU SE

HEAT] EAP7 UUEU

Ynl-;ux».llll`r:~'. N.ll _Ocl 4. -R -y Robin non. son of Alex ii. Rnllinsull, of Marys- ville, shut >\ moose al Y urli¢~l iiruuk, on llle Nashvlallk, ull Slllln-tiav lailicll. fur llrundth of lmllers, is eaally the lu-gl nl of any monarch oi the lor- stllailwl ll. lil- provlnce thin y.-ar. l'|le ll.-nl -~ -~ brought out of the vlfloriu lllln .lilrl ».~. nlnl .nl lalng nlnll~url-ll lll lim -l<~ l |-~~ n-,~l»\l»il>iill.t-ll_ allllvtrfl ia- nrlllul ~|ll it til aixly -~,~~\'l-ll lllvilca. Til- dnl lvl- f<l~ nl - ein-_ of grind filrrlllillo.-_ .nnd rlury tv~~-l.l»- aix puillu. Ml. Rotlinnorn eevureu the prllle sewn lnilrs from the setlieln. llt, and Irs than lvl:-lllyfflve miles from the city. Hu loft hi- homo ut Marysville Sit- urdsy morning and gm. his null-ae :in ruruu aft#-rlloml. Tile ynunv lnall wan uv- t-.umpnnied ily ills father and Ai at, S ln.- ervilie, null unch ulrulbll (li lm- p my shot a moose. ' -»-~

Iirlard't Llnlment for sale ew y~ ». re-

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l will CANUA

}"x1'l:lulollo. October -1.-'l`i‘is city has

been speedily reronped for the loss of the lwel rolling mills industry. At a lneei- ing of the city rouncli isel. night, with the representatives of Messrs. Coates Broth- ers, Scottish manufacturers, au agreement ` was reached which provides that the firm is tors-tabiiah In Pcterlloru lhe largest industry in Canada under one manage- mrn‘. The Canadian company will bc known ns the Costas manufacturing com- pany of Canada, limltad. Henry Coates, president, says he expects th-at within ll/e years hia lndustry will employ 5,(00 han<is,_vvilll a possibility of that number heinglloulllrti in ille same period. A that uarpl-te nill be the .~»lupl-- output, anti \ilhngl'apllln|r will he added, and, other lines as obtalrclliu the present establishment in Scotland.

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A simple and dur!-ive remedy for SORE THROATS AND COUOHS

EAW IN STATES'

lla th aoothi ropcrtld of ll l and l'

rua. l’our GNHEA or from.u:Pe\Ta’e°i'|'\E stands: Lnlms, lllna . Limited, Agents, llontraal/to:

Condcllscd Advertisements

.o-grvna -

(Tw ‘ale lm l in--ltllnlllnn

71W0 LET-Cottage on Upper Billa-

borougn Street. Modem conven-

iences. Apnlyw W. Leitch. liuldtf.

wah. Appiiw Mrs. l'L I-I. Mulch

corner School and uston Su-ents.

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UBINIBS EDUCATION-Tsuuht ly

, mail. We guarantee -o qualify you ua earn S week or lose two~thlrda of

But Georgia now goes to the head, with. our fbi- fl" |°f 'T-|°\l|'\l‘l~ ABN!

C. T. A., Box gl. Charlottetown.

loedlw pa.

a morning papsraa the aowals then

fresh and up-eodaae. and the 2...” 15' l2"i‘.‘ “'12” tl: :dvertlsgi while 3 mln” still

andalotlvs. ”“”JninTT..n..n `|...`.."...a`”.

lar Westuaralasa Oeualy wi

heed ae leaeesa. one whois

el aatield werl,an»\ in tonal

ale Investing oablle. Referrers

raqallod. Nuohwsetam I4ad and I- vests\ent0o|apny, Canada Llle Bldg.,

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