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have arrived here and about 4,000 have leit Cuba

The Lakes, Drowned at a Perry. 7 Ladysmith Surrounded ` Bane,-»5 Monments ° i in }Ch3rl0ttCt0W|i S =°r<=\=1°f=» M

l AN'rwi:RP, Nov. 3.--[Special].-A The War Oliice has fno news from G et.1Buu d ' L

__ _ I _ I ~ een a er an his staff have 'landing stage ofthe ferry here broke Ladysmith and does not know wh th

_ ~ I--rf R- ~ - -Ji Till Help Reaches Him -His _Artillery Supefipf 10, D fi - fi _ _ -

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CHURCH AND PARSONAGE TYPICA

A TYPE OF THE l‘~”_l'_fS'EI lll L.ADYSMlTH- `

There is also a considerable loss of

ll life, but no dednite list is yet prepared.

Spaniards Throng to Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. 8- (Special)- Since

Pear That the British ‘Amy is Surrounded.

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Brill-even WHITE can Horn

Government Uffcrs

Colcnso Uncertain.

the Boers-Boller Goes to liurban--_-Canadian

_Another Thousand-Bc

licvcd They Will bc Accepted-Fate of

its artillery superior to the Boers

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¥ANcoUvER,B.C., Nov. 3-(Special) LONDON, Nov 3-(Special)-Lord White M/a Hold 0 t ` ‘ ‘ Ahisngnan

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-~Kai1Creelman cf Truro,N.S., who is Charles Beresfordhas accepted the post 'Th W (KH _“M “gm” L dl ith u““°°-

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touring the world on a bicycle, reached of second in command of the Mediter- can hold out as the naval guns make ' ’ _ ~ ' other' hers on Thursday. ranean squadron. - - ' - R

--- L _ _ _ ' °__ er started from Cape Town for Durban. j _ l_°f _ _

--- _'rits csrssmtivss have nominated I. _ _'1`*‘° #FP b°__f°°‘_i ie

W. McGax:ry to oppose Hon. Mr. l_"i»t"""‘r°‘P“_‘°h'r°°°"°d 19° 1""_

-Llatchferd Opposed.

on the Lakes.

€llCAso, Nov. 3.-(Special_\_-A

‘ilbsr oi vessels on the Lakes have ihxmecked by the great storms rag- Ilthsrs.

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Spaniards Arrive in-

curs-'=slie_eioo¢ rroner `

Opposing a lllmister

Rnnrnnw, Ont., Nov. 8. [Special]

Laichford, the new Ontario __)&inister°ot _ Public Works.

LoNDoN, Nov. 1-Rudyard Kipliiig

has written a poem, which will he sold on behalf of the fund for the benefit of the widows and orphans of soldiers killed in South Africa. It is an appeal in the style ot the °~Barraek-room Bal- lads” for the women and children Tommy Atkins has left behind, The last stanza reads:

Let us manage so as later we can look

him in the face,

And tell him what hs`d very much

prefer;

That while he saved the Empire, his

employers saved his place, _ And his mates, that you and rue, ' looked out for her. He’s an absent-minded beggar, and he

may forget it all, ,

But we do not want his kiddies ti r ~-

mind him

That we sent ‘em to the work-house

while their daddy hammered Paul

So we’ll help the homes our

Tommy’s left behind him.

Each stanza has a separate refrain ,of

which the following is a sample:

Cook’s sou, duke’s son, son of a belted

earl,

Son of a Lambeth publican. it’s all

the same today:

Each of ’em doing his country’s work,

- ' _ and who’s to look after the girl?

Pass the hat for your credit’s sake,

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3g8II1St ZIUIIL rsrrsisr. rriesmnd Sammy at I _ __

A New Poem By Kipling. _

from Trinidad, at 7. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30.

and a , a a ! _

P y P y' P y igigpayer at 7.All seats freeand unappro

ve bod welcome.

and fifteen cr twenty persons were or not the Boers-hagvejtakea ~Colense;or Th, expectmun is that the British

AS-I-Ekdrowned. _ _ _ _ it the railroad is`cut._ _ _ _1_l_,E;:i__i;i bechangeu’ and

e sent assoou as possible to

Kimberly and llatqkiug, __ _;:_ _ ' <=

The lack of information causes great

anxiety. ' f

`aa;{ollow=g: L - _ _ 7

“The Boers are marching: south

southeast. Their object is to ‘roach

m arch ‘ thruiigh

Army _May °°_i*

Rev. J. J. Teasdale at 11 and 7. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.10. Stranger welcome. Attentive ushers. Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at 10, Rev J.W, McCun{fell at ll and at 7 rilsruimerscor- dially invited. Sears nr-.rvided for strangers. sunday school at 2.15,E.I.. of C. E. at closeiot Sunday School. _Evangelist service at close of eveuinz ser- v ce.

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Zi .-Pray ti at 10. Rev. 8. A. Frog: Mlsssoeri.arIy“iieoii1iqTrlnidad, 11 and Rev.

3. B. M§I£od at 7. and Sabbath School Bible

ABS BI' St J -Pre. Meeting at 10 Rev, n.B.u'iiIi1.§ssnst ‘lit and Rev s. A. Fraser,

7 p in All seats free and nnappropriated

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_ot batt§iiens_r$!,;ntaafi~y~,' " _,___

cnienso and our the British cemmuni-“after Nvvwber 20th- -

cation between that point and Pieter- MOI'CC2ll2(ll8l1 TYUUDS 0ffCf€d meeting ol the-i"pubIté school maritzburg and Durba`n~ This _ move-_ 0';~1_»AwA,_ NW, 3...(sp¢¢i,1).._A¢t¢g- Prof. submitted a scheme menthas been foreseen and arraage~ like disaster at Ladysmith the Ph” °°‘“b15'hm°m_°¢! “|1001 Of

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instruction in the capital This is to

ments made for the defence of our ‘mantigfisr-¢¢1g‘g,¢0nd Rggim¢n¢'¢r¢m___h° Pi°n.°er_qh°°1_ but __m___n_wn_l 1"‘°° . ~ _ Canada. _ _ _ _'established-throughouttheoonntry. .Inq

No onicial answer has .ns-_ England and Scotland _they are conduct-_

B0€l’ LUSSCS- I nsived, but the belief is in.-to _tha cmd” YM msfkqd mooess. and lt+PS~_»1_f_¢€

The Boer loss in Mouday’s engage- will bsaccepted. ` A . ; 56” uk” hi““°°d°°° ‘Mm ia"

ment is Placed at 95 ki11°f1 "4 20° cel. Dsmviiis. 1.r.1>., has mitosis srsts ss srrrisa W°°°d°d- 100 offers to joiahis cavalry and i1"iV*'9¢\W'°¥il’ii°°». sd' W- 0- ` D035 N011 LlkC Army and Navy Veterans’ Assoclotiféji l_)°"m' “°”"°°1' 5"’ th'

ascessarv capital in the bank to permit

Gen. Joubert has protested against offers 500 veterans and their ,Ilona lor nf pmt Rubertwn -gums ‘h“d__ Th.

the use of lyddite by the British. aottvepserviee. _ _ ' i * I handgun;-ig;-s 0| the expgrimgnr will bg is citrus. 'ras orarie some -win os

Church Services I Oh .Yes They Have §'”?°§§1}“;-_T;;;_‘;§“_°_§_ gt’§;“§n°‘;§°_°°§j

whoo sotrhe En lish ress re arein

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the support given by Canada to British

arms will probably prove to have been premature. Nojudicious reader,it says, can rider-t on the message from the' Dominion and tail to note the unwilling

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ness of Sirwiltrid Laurier to enconr-l Novi-;L'rius shown today at Paton’s. age the jingo movement. The thousand. _ _ 4 li.

Canadians now on their way to Southi _ _ _ _

Africa have not behind them the good _ Bl! d\5P1°Y ff N9" (":°d5-°° exmbij

will of the Canadian nation. U9” ‘°d*.Y at P°t°" & C’ 5' `

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CHURCH or lcNcr.AND. St. P ul’ .-Mornin prayer at 11 a. m

Sundayaschbol and Bible Class at 2.30. Eva_p_-,

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St. Pet;er’s Cathedral-Holy communion at 8_ " ____

a.m. 11, Matins at l0.15§a.m.~ Children's Cate-

chising and Bible Class at 230 Evensong at '

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xrrnoms-r. LONDoN, Nov. 2.-Lord Strithcoua Bi! Tmm’ N S' C-h°n°“°t°'°’ P

Prince st._Prayer meeting so io.oo. mniributed £1,000 and Lord Mountste-l¥,Y'”°i_?-°5 9'. B’°”d°°' C“l5"~' 'md ' " i’ T/

‘ phen £500 to the Transvael war lnud. ' ww' " _ __ _

The/Freeman’s Journal says the wild ~------~ '

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