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spstchcs concerning the land slide st Alaska Boundary, the death of the (18,. nadians. H. Bodie and G. E. Roberts is confirmed today in s report to tiis marine department;
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(Canadian Press. ) NEW YORK, Oct. Z-That ili the
» Messaba mining region tllere are
600,000,000 tons of iron ore not con.; trailed by the company was testified on behalf of the United States Steel Corporation on the ground of Mon- 0`poly. ' William Merriam, expert geologist
for the trust, suys 50 per-cent. oi tllis ore is now comlncrcially avail- able.
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NEW YO-RK, Oct, 3.-Charged with
conspiracy, arson, and robbery of a grave, Arthur S. Hughes a ranch owner for six months, was arrested here this afternoon, at the request of Sheriff Mosell, Posebud County Mont.
Hughes is charged with entering in-
to a conspiracy with his wife and a man named Elliot, both of whom the Police assert, ar_e under arrest, to .collect from a Montana Life In-
surance Conrpnny, $8,000 _insurance
on his life.
According to the complaint, alman
named Craig was killed' in Forsyth about two and fi half years ago in ii railway train. Hughes it is alleged. robbed the grave, carted the body 'bome, placed it in a bedchamber and set. the house aiire. The body was burned to a crisp. Mrs. Hughes went into mourning. A few days later Mrs. Hughes married Elliot and at- tempted tri lcnllect the insurance. Tnel slierih became suspicious und arrested both and got Hughes today in Brook
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Signed the Underwood Tariil Bill shortly after 9 o'clock tonight in the
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A large and delighted audience
greeted the liiark-Crhall Colupuliy at the Opera House last night. This vl-us easily anticipated, us the com-
rine Darwin, Maisie Cecil, was decid-
s ecialities were varied and of the
thoroughly enjoyed.
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ATLANTA, Gu., Oct. 3-Although
next Wednesday is the duy set for the execution of Leo. M. Frank. COU- victed of the murder of Mhry Phu- gun, it is a foregone conclusion that the sentence of death will not be carried into effect on that day. To- morrow tlle court will listen to ar- guments on a motion fore. new trial und it is dollbtful if a decision is rendered for some days. In the event that n new trinl is Kranted it will probably be lifter the first of the your before the cuse is rcaellcd on the docket.. Frank wus superintend- ent of ll pencil rnauuiucturing com-
Stutes Democracy President Wilson ` .___`*
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tional llfc, ai’ccted Vancouver illicit ed Charlottetown, and what nfiectcd Manitoba. affected l‘rince l-`.dwurd Is- land, and so on. So that the wllolc value of thc conference that day would he to broaden their olltlook, and, hc hoped, to deepen, their sense of responsibility of the rcqllirc-,nelits of their own province und Canada us -rl. whole. ' The Uoilfercnce first took up the
health, but he thought that there
Mr Ta lor a reed with Dr Full-
for the purpose of going for drives. He thought, too, that thd ferry boat on the Sabbath, especially in the forenoons, get far more people than the churches. While Sabbath desecration did not prevail here to the same extent as in Quebec or Ontario, yet the same conditions that prevailed there were making tllemsclves evident here, and they ought to take steps to check the evil.
Governor Rogers remarked that
what bud been said by the two pre- vious speakers was quite true, but the ques‘-.ion was the remedy for it. They could not legislate against it .very wcll.l-le supposed the only thing was to instruct the people. Would they listen to instruction on that lille? There was no doubt that there _was getting to be n great deal of carelessness in this mutter, due, he supposed, principally to that ques- tion of material 'prosperity referred to. But whatever the reason there was no doubt that Sunday obser-
lowed to rlin on Sunday they v\'o'.\‘d
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ou". pgtqwn. While they could not expect lp go In reply to the chairman Dr. Shes lllollllllllell 0,, pas, 5) _
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illllil' Mary f’ill\l!lill. his Victim, was lllifbfi _til im 30 or 40 years ago' real rigid enforcement of 'the law
- ' ’ rl . d , . . l _ one of llls employes and was only 15 w};l(shlll_ire];lclm';lgly;';d with whut~Tlmt matter must he Kwon _attention
yours of ' __ _.____' had been said, and rcmarkcdthut the in th” Maritim" P““'i“°°s'
_ ' Summer resorts across the river wcrei (`"“°" Simpson "°i‘"`r°d to th”
BANK OF IGNGLAND one of the sources of evil in this 're- *limit “f the “F5” by rclatmg B" in'
Pure UP 'rl-lie RATE sp.-nt. It was to be feared nlsn that °i‘i°"*' *il Whifh "“ °’Sh”“Y°"f‘°1
as l»nuo»Ail'rloNAlwlvlsASURE. if nw nntnlnnbllen were nventnnlly al- ehilfi- lf' "'h°'“ ll” *Wi l’°*‘°*°“ "mi
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company luld the poucr to .un railway not only ivitilill the city bu beyond its limits.
: P > ~ . . _ W/\SHIN<.'roN, p. o., opt. 3- Dr. Shearer, Addresses Wemen's Meeting.
wfllte H0llBe_ Moral and social reform was the back to the conditions of their boy- er said that the labour unions were _ Simultaneously telegmms were sent key-note of interesting and impott- hood days, when the Sabbath was solin favour of having a day of rest in 40 the cus-toms Omclals ln dmerent ant conferences which were held rigidly kept, theyxonld still keep it seven and would support any nlove- lmrts of the country by the ,l.l_easm__ throughout the day yesterday in in the best way they lould. ment towards that end. . _ sry Department Puttlng into legal Lion Church, Charlottetown. As a Mr. Wilson, who paid he cculd Canon Simpson: Do you think that opnratlon the mst Democratic mvi_ means to effecting that re'orm, the speak better for the eastern part of the maiority of the people would ob- siml slnce lll94_ need of co-operating social service in the province than any other part, Ject to street cars not running on
A lmpl, rm, ol le slat _ suburban as well as urban communi-. said that in the Summer season it Sundays?
,lst membiélg ang lrlenfsi encl);°csl’ed°';il’lie ties was urged. _ simply was impossible to :lave ser- Dr. lShearer: I would not expect pmsldent as he alllxed hls signature The attendance in the morning vices in the evening because of the that in Charlottetown, but in larger
with two gold pe,,ls_ He presented to when the conference began was, pleasure-seekers. Church-members, cltles probably.
reprcsentlltlvu llmlerwood the pen slnsll. The Rev. Dr. Fullerton pre- _church officers all went pleasure seek- l Canon Simpson said that the law with which he slgned ..w0o(l,.ow.. and sided. Also present were Rev. Dr. J. Ing on Sunday afternoons, as motor- prohibited livery stables from hiring the one whlcl, cm,,,,lete(l the name to Shearer, of.Toronto, one of the lead- hosting. drives. and So forth- One of horses on Sunday, but it was a low
Se,,,,t,,l. Slm,mo,,,,_ ers of ‘the social service movelnentp the remedies he thought would be in that had never been observed.
.The Pwsment than delivered an “_ Phe Lieut. Governor, His Honor B. tile mlfliBi»°l”S Of fill* 1-"°5l1vl, the Reference was again made to the l_,,mpo,.a,lcous speech that brought Ilogers, RevB_ Lennon Simpson, G, church officers and the church mem- ferry boat, r\xnning_on Sunday, and much nm,l,l“s,_,_ He doclared this C.. Taylor, E. Ilell and W, D, Wilson, hers setting their faces most siren- the chairmanl said that the ferry
l-llllmny ol lleglslntlve uccompllshment Messrs R H. _Lnilrlpbell \Superili'.|~n¢i -uollsly against plelisure-seeking on boat was part of the highway. _
lmd llllclronly partly completed that ent of Eldllcatlollli W. E. Lleulley, 1;, that day, and sliowlng_the nelnous~ Mr. Bentley: No more tharrronds the grellt ,,,.l.vlce had been ,lone for Bchurmall and Mcllouald. MHS Of iii- 'i`ll€Y HS mllllBt°l`H ‘li the or streets, and the facility of
the mnk “ml llll, ln the cm,,lt,.y but 'l‘he chairman said that ssms Gospel had not liccn up to their job running street cars along public . . l_ll,,_t ll", ,_,cc,,,,,l Hlel, was c,,,_,_c,,cy, m_ changes would he made ill the order when they let tbor~'c tlllllgn slip them roads would be parallel to running _
Q lwomlscll at 0ncc_ of the program outlined in the 11;,-ess_ so often and so long. the ferry boat across the water. ' ___
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((j.,m,l.1il,ll pl.eBl-,ll took part in the cellfcrenre must re- QUESTION OF STIL‘El‘L'I‘ RAIIAVAY Mr. Bentlcy1'l‘he water is thc high- MFli.BOilRNi<], Oct. 3-Eight lead-
Nlglw YORK' och l,l___l0c _lcmmcttc member was that it would be utterly way and the _ rullnilig of the ferry ers of canllibals who recently murder
outpointcd Sum llmlgiurd in u ten mul” to discuss any °i M105" g"“"'° Further discussion on this subject boatlover it 'B the PM-"nel °f the °d `]"i’" Henry w°r“"”» the G°f"““‘ mllllll bout llcm tolllgllh _ and great 'questions from tus silmil. turlwd un the Dwlmblllty ol thu l_‘m_ running of the cars over the roads. Alncricun inineralogist, while bc
point of Prince Edward 'Island a-'nlng Ol a street railway in l,_hm,lnt_ 'l‘lle Chairman: 'l‘he ferry takes the headed an expedition in search for
?________ lollc. They must. remember in the' .~ L. ” _ place of the bridge. radium, ill unexpioredl, New Guillen,
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most emphatic way they they were gzgxtlllxlo? ltlhf' ,;,(:_:lm(t tg? It was ngreed that Mr. Bentley, were arrested by n patrol, necordln
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part and parcel 01 the iiommwii of the “ty by ll ,ww company dullng the adjournment, should ex to s dlspn l received odny fronl
H _ Canada, and bound up witlizths nu- i ._ “ , ' amine thealcgislation on the subject Pilllllll- 'file lllli-P01 lllectillg w-ith
wil’ ‘ ' ~ .. - ~ .i The chuumnn thU“l’.ht that- th; Of street cars being permitted to run resistance shot four natives and
L ill this city and then thc meeting Wlllilliicd "Ul0i'H-
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(Canadian 'l?ress. ) PEKING, China, Oct, 3.-At Fan
and fear is felt for their safety.
lieved the brigands at Tsaovy Aug number 2,000. Edward Williams
ed the government that the forei office instructed the authorities
the Brigands.
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Them was some duubt however as pointing a colnnlittcc to wait on the l -
lu whctlmr lhp/,ll mm lnfovlslun i_m_ Provincial Lloverlllucllt and urge the
llibiting the Sulidny running of such a rliilwny. 4
llr. Shearer said that ill this case
it was a lllatter that ought to rc- ccive attention unew, as it would be nnol.b<-l° oppol'tullif.y provided for
This sftcrnoon’s matinee and t0- gsks about it, and as all example, he dill nut think they had vlry great
night‘s show, closes the engagement referred to the good business dOlls‘d:l‘ances within the bolllldaries 1-f for this season, but the company go by the ll-,very stables on Sunday' Deo, the city that would make the use of knowing that their performances were pls cngsging teams many days ahead a street car very necessary. The
lI.ord’s Day Act did not cover the running of street railways but it prohibited the operation on tne I.ord's Day of any kind of conveyance for hire whose particular object was pleasure. In larger cities than Char- lottetown the running' of li street railway on Sundays was justified. With regard to the holy observance of the day, tblit must be purely ii nintter of moral and. social suasion limi the pulpits must supply that. The attitude of the Labor Unions in that mutter was varied but in favor of the Sunday operation of public con- veyanccs in congested cities. He thought the greatest evil in thé 'Mari- time Provilices, especially mark- cd in Nova ricotin was the_ luck of any general mleqllnte enforcement of the lnw; it wus li fur greater evil than the lack of legislation. Ho judged thut it was very marked in this Island in regard to the ‘Temper- ance question. The tendency was to leave the enforcement of the law to the local leagues or municipalities, and in that case there never was a
the law forbade ii cer a n ng, a
LONDON, October, 2- Aftera pro- ,lad to the ,~,vl]_ ` replied, ‘fglbo c;lres for the law? 'No- inn eu discussion the directors ‘lf Mr. sell nlsn emlorrea nil unit line hvdv mi" H ""1 ,
tnnglinnlr horbEngiflo<lefg;l=l,v§°°i‘;‘§ been rule. but nnlnn-l tllntqlifllltlnrl CI‘~i/\R_“"1"""' S"°K"‘°- .
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hgntmliias li iirettzlautionary measure to §€tre°,?€l0l,m,|,ldflrgrgeggleoilgs Dr. Shearer made reference to the r tllet the bank's reserve, which has wlle,'l sufllclllntly Often tl, the pub- law prohibiting the smoking by iiegn depleted by over $10.000.000 thi! bath Day In [hell sonvssslgglons ,md ‘young people under the age of six- week by the reports to -EEYPV. Wlliiil home, 'mel-l, wall. opporlunltlss teen, and said that the existence of gps weekly consignments of sold `e,l0,,gl, lol. lllstlustlon gn this dplthat law did not seem to be know from South Affiilil °°“ii““° t° be section, Tiisy il,,,d,s gsmlstii law, in some parts of the Island to whic
absorbed by the continent, Wl1°f° I-il” but ,,}s|~s th; chsrsiiss supporting isnt be had been. 'scramble for $014 °°“i°il1“°°- |.`,w7 1; was nssssssry fm- gps msm-| The chairman' said that the penal
'TUG fli5°°\\“t m°"k°'°"h“"“v expwt' bers of the Lord's Day Alliance to ,ty in that matter was n flue, bu ed the \\<1VB“¢° i=°ii“Y ‘“ 'i°" °' th’ meet and look alter that matter. Helthere was no machinery for the col- . llfmsr New York exehanktf but -it was “mls lg oss s mss sf pi-ing lloction of the fine, rather that tbl-r l was`rec0Z“il0li i-il" Wm’ i"°i'°°i'lv° good outside, corrupt within. He was a disposition not to enforce th
‘ mef\Bl\l`° W°“m M “°°°°9°ry in tha did.not.h'esitate to my that rh4‘reiml1¢i\ill¢l‘Y i-hilt file” W”-' Tim _ near future lil order to enable the WM drhlkmz and znmbllng f__€l,,l, -Cn was om, ol the evlle ol ,,,,ml,l,,,,,. ' Bank UiE“i1““d t° 5" tm gold ar' in places they would not think of. lvllslniiioll. ° l‘iVi“E il`°m s°“th Md” “na mans and he knew of a place \v|'.ere lleo-\ CAIN-in Siu-P8005 And the 190k 0
up its reservssmhicb has fallen lunar me mst lor that Wrpmc (H n Sum pollc,,me“_ b0l0W ti“‘i'f "lint yur' The h ‘ day afternoon. Ho certainly thouicliti The chairman: There was a tim rate. it il.°‘°°°t‘°d' Wm "rn al: Q' the members of their ullilrlce, the here when the cigarettellsw was wel 'hmm' wi “her” gungsgarigs 6 ef officers and they ns ministers silr-uid enforced, but it requires a vigilane limi' P"°”°°f"° .Rom ' ` just step out iirnily in the moiter. lc-ommittee all the time.
llltloductiun of legislation for the desired restriction in rcgnrd tu the running of street cars in the event of the new owners of the elec- tric works deciding to do so.
li may llc stated here that after
the direc ors are equa Y 9 c arches, the Church was being ab- railway be broughtabout, was the . ‘ lisity Agent for this Island ifllliii. il” 5h0“1d¢l`5 the biilllw andoned during the summer months time for»them,to take stcPS ill U10 days but ‘mm 11 H' m" to 12-15 black fox illdustry of I’ E I owe and lights his enemy, single for the sake of a day's outing; oe- matter. p. m. or from 7 p. m. to 8.15 p.m. more than may be at l’ll.,,t'us`m,mc handed. ending in prison. As Cathe- essioiially, ostensibly nn the pien 0f_ Dr. Shearer pointed nut the .liner-I nn .~n.,gl.iy cs¢im..tc.1, by reason ,,l
ence between setting from one pert of SOCIAL SERVICI1 his nnspnrlng and effective nnorts tn
cdly good and her li0ll\1Yl¢il1i3i°I\ Oi MY was almost a blatant expression on ithc city to another within the city,i protect the industry from its many husband met the approval of all. The the part of a great many to this sl. and going to pleasure resorts some The conference proceeded to dfmlwrsducers and the unfounded attacks other members, contriblliled balanced feet; we might as well have this day distance Without the 0itY- Ill iilfl with the question of °°'°P°mt“'° upon its stability and expansion. Mr, acting mid the presentation was con- ss B' day of pleasure ,,_B'well ag any very nature of the was the latter social service. Mccreadys latest action ln ,mls mah sillcrcd _One Of the iii*-Ei’» Yet given- The day. kind of traffic must be of the purely Dr- , Sheaifcr “Poke _at ‘mme lmgth ter is seen in the following letter p . » -_ . y g - _ pleasure character, and it would not 0" the subieciig Pomting Uut that t_° which appears in this week's issue of usual entertaining qualities,_the mus- anon that lncl-eased prosperlty was be _a necessity. He did not suppose imve ¢0'0Pel"3t1V" 50591 5el`Vi°e li Th.; Canadian Couple,-;_ ical instruments, perhaps being the taking awali more serious thoughts tllc people of Charlottetown suffered would be necessary to have th°_ Val" Charlottetown, Sept. 12th, 1913. most appreciated. from the people; there wss ns mln. froln any lack of fresh air. and he l°“9 social 10"” at pnfseut existem Editor Canadian Collrier:
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pany hnsnilgllty grown in favor with question of Sahlmth observance. l,lcm,,l,.c_sm,k,,l.S ml _cl,l,,,lays_ tile l‘¢S\lml>i1i0ll MF- i3Gllti0Y illillilllif _*-
i‘ilnl'lof.tci;own theatre goers, alld the Tile chairman said that so fur ns! Mr Bentley said that the tvllilellcy Pd “mt his i“V"f*‘fll-iii*-lilll Hilllwctl
houses of the past week, proved con- the statute was concerned they wereiof tile lily, was in the direction of that the Chiwloti-0t‘>Wi\ 1-‘ight M111 (qanudilln press ) elllsivoly, that the people of this city, it sabbath observing people. 'l‘hcy seeking I-csi~¢3,i,i.,ii 0|, ieimduys, will ["’“'*`l' UW Will* l““0l`l“'l‘l\t0ii ill 1398. 5'p0CKi10l,ivi, Ugg 3_lThl, Gmw ure not slow in patroliivdng what is though they were uvcry moral people ps .lid not think Uisy wmlill lllll-lvl, und by their charter wus entitled to l»l-lm., wlll llmllnm the lllltlca ul rc really worth while. "Tile (_lnmlilcl's," because they did not ostensibly viol- mllcli iiilvnutnge by tuking drastic "il" ll Btwet 1'“iiWll¥ ill i"i\U1'i0i~i0' gent during the illness oi the king one of the niost expensive plays on _rite any provision of the Act itself. fiction in t\iut,'miittsi~_ people who i0Wll i\“\i RUYIIUY Wiidllli i»i\i`“‘¥ who is suffering from the lifter-effects the compnuy’s repertoire, wus li But this wus true of Charlottetown \\~0i-ksd all the wack must; get fl-sm, Y0l\i`H» iillii #A Sllilsellllfllli- Hnltllllmcllt of an operation for appcndicitis. Ar nlclodrannl, in tllrce nets, and nicely and its surroundings at all events, sir and rc-creation and for many of “iended thi’ “ill” »i-0 Six Y',~ll1i`B» Ht=_`ral\i:omelits for the visit for th portrayed by Mr. Klnrk and his well that owing to the marvellous pros- them that .lily llmviqcll the only Op. had “Oil been able t0 diswvcr uuy` ilrown f'l'illce to London to utten balanced company. 'Phe plot was nnrlty ol 1'. E. Island, wbieb they nnrtnnity oi detaining those things. i\‘“i1." 1'=2lS1“fi0“ in filet matter the wellilllls of l"1`in<=e Arthur intricate and held the attention from could fssi in the _u¢,m0sl,hem__..t\lel Tho chullmall Sala llc was not lm and so the Company could lint lio\v Clilillallgllt to the Dutchess of Fil beginning to end, with the wonder as idea of poverty being almost un- sxtrsmlst ll, this cuss, hccallss to be have the power to run such a rail- are connterninnded.
to how it would end. Harden Klar-ll known in the air they -breathed here extreme he`agree<i. with Mr. Bentley way as it had to be done_,within si; . V
its Wilb'llr"“Blmersdn the banker who iti`1`@i~""" `r " `s " ' ' _ " " ' ‘ ‘ ` ` " "years after' the incorporation. ' As-
. _ . e we e m ny moral dangers be would be to defeat their own ends. . »
had used his father’s notes in an ing developed. 1 One of the most But there were things they could con. Burning, however, thstthsrefhad been l ' ‘
effort to raise money to iight the marked indications was that the serve and this' was. o1ie,0f thc things, 5 'flirthsr °xte“°i°“ °! the tim” “nfl ` I
trust companies, is found out by hi Sabbath Day. was beingturniid into'-'and now that a new compsny was the iornpany were able to run the €l°l0l1\y. Jiilflfli DBI`Wi“~ i-5° W0" af day' of pleasure. Mciife and more, taking over the plant and it might be railway “0W» there was 3 P"°Vi9i0“ "_" ‘
Beclltillfl “i;i10i`“0Y» *Hifi 9»l\ti10l18\€ algd he thought it was true of all tllat the establishment of the street 0131?] geitgbllécizfgusoitsggdgggi To Mr, J_ 1~;_ [;_1v1¢(;i-may tim plll,_
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"1 “HY °i“Y °f WW" “mned in s°““°| slr,-I notice from time to time in
way. But the first thing to do in the association of existing social agencies in a city would be to make ia careful social survey of the exist.- fng conditions in that city along every line,-the economical condi- 'tlions affecting all classes, industrial- ly and commercially,-under the di- rection of one who was capable of taking a social survey. He referred to the fact that such a man had been appointed by the Russel-Sage Foun- dation to make such a social survey, in Halifax, and that it was proposed to expend a sum of about $6,000 on that undertaking, ‘which it was pur- posed should be carried out next Summer. The educational effect of
social, moral or religious conditlonl, that needed attention, or revealed
some journals published in Toronto rather siiglltillg remarks concerning the black fox industry ill this Prov- ince, which can only arise from want of knowledge concerning fox-brccding, the proportions it has ussllmed and the profits that have accrued tl those engaged in it. _
This year, for the first time, il officiul cnlllileration of itll tllc foxes in the ranches of the lslliild was lmidc
by the Provincial Govcrnlncnt, und ll
f
valuation, under oath, wns lnndc o the young foxes bred and reared tllll
year, on which a tux of 1 por cent. is imposed. As only the young are
taxed, no official vnluntion was plnc ed on the older foxes.
the work was Wm-th an that it coeni The sworn vnllllltiiin of thc young “nd °"*’“ “‘°“Hh “V Kwai B°°‘“1 fnxnn of this yi-nr in nvrr $3,700,000 “'r""gs ‘might b” d‘s°°v°r°d WM' There are ill all 2,480 foxes in cap "awed righting' the very f”‘°t_th“f‘ iivity ill 233 rnnchcs, und of thrs they turned the thought Oi the inte" 1,325 are classed ns silver black, 1‘il°"t 9°“°“5`m‘“d°‘l mom” i‘°_ uwlwhilc of other grndcs much less conditions of t'heir,°°mm"“ity in it`|vulllz~d and classed ns patch, cross 5°" himuiin Bisicliltive ii"`?£ie;‘o°°t tha; and red foxes, with li few unclusscd, was wor a mg s . _ ,.0 l,-,5_ .Buch B ““rv°y bmught tc’ light' c°°`|th/tirtniirlilleriitye valuntioll of the foxc nomic conditions, housing, sanitary, ,md much l.,mp,,,l_l,,s wmllll be $ll,_
000,000. This exceeds the total vnlu 'of all the llnrses, rattle sheep, swin
W"°“i!5 thi” “°°d°d righting' thcirillnllipollltry on the lsluinfl.
50°i"l “nity would 3° aimr th” rc' Thollslinds of shareholders in tl migyiggligttghiff Dr snenr- '§",l§1:l`,{2‘,,'i'l`,,",§l°h.‘§,§f,i,f‘",.':.,,i;“v2l,'°",§`;‘,l "Among our new z°°<il errlvlei ll
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er said that that applied to the lar fl,,_.l. cent dllrlng tw., years l,,,si;_ frm,
fi f."=l` Citilli. hilt illleyi WW0 8150 i5°“ii“L¢_<-ompallies are now beginning to pay
With t0W“5 Bild Tumi di5u`i°t'~ 'mm their dividends for the current year. ,surveys the Social Service of Can- Tho Dlliion pm, (l,,,mli.my_ sspitlli..
'ada had effected had not been expen- lied ,lt ;6g5_00|i_ Wm my 40 ps 5iV°i 03° had hw" °°nd“°i'°d ii* Syd' por cont on' that c.npif.nli7.l\ti0n, bc Hey Whifiil 00"- Oiliy |3003 ill) ¥“`lZ‘~'i`lsides placing something to rest ac
cities it would cost more u per- ,_~ml,,¢_
hnps Halifax was overdoing it in 1 have gnfnrnilitisn from live other ieillelldiflg $5.000- ’i`i'l¢ d0°i0\` Weill? 01' ronlpnnics that are paying respective- 't0 say that the problem Ol “fel “Telly 40 per rent., -ls ner nent., loo WHS R VGFY fiiifitillf- 0ll0. but in U19 per cent., 175 per cent. and 320 per
n_ eastern parts of Canada it was as ¢.,,,f,_ 'ppc ,ivsrngs nv.-_r all tim mnsh. ll urftellt HB ill W0 bi! ci*-i°5~ Illini' cs should be close upon 50 per cent.,
sive agriculture was increasing unii judging from the oillcisi valuation ni
- i th .
tl that 81101114 miliifil i0fT R059 llgndeg the young foxes of this year (H
¥0\1llll P90130 Oil f» 6 limi- There is already n goof cmnn or “_m_ to lo l,_ lmmml, “nm at au -present conditions the population in options to purcbnsc the younll foxes l,0,ll.s_ ;9~|_g_
i ecial lines of the industry i-le dslivsr in Ss temper 1914
0 In reply to the chairman as to Island.
. what he thought took the young poo-l -------
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S lil UUELLSTHIWEBS
(Canadian Press)
- DETROIT, Mich. 0et.3.--Gloverner
cheng and Slang Fu there are more Harris announced tonight aft0r.¢=0n- than twenty Americans, two of whons ference with Adjutant General .Vau- Rev. C. Btokstad, and Rev. Johnson dercook that he immediately ordered Seem are undertaking the dangerous the general to obey the command of mission of communicating with the the state't0 send troops to the Brigans for release. Communications Calumet strike scene and.a1so to are carried on through the natives order three extra military companies
KD
to prepare for service in case tluy_
' Advices from Sankow say it is be- might be needed.
. The action of the governor was in- . fiuenced by a message from General
Charge of Affairs, at Peking, inform- Abby that more troops would be
needed if conditions grew worse.
at -
Slang Yang Fu to co-operate with the missionaries in an endeavour to obtain their release before attacking
lin llclilnclll
(Canadian Press. ) OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 3.-The spec-
ial new Underwood Tariff now being adopted by the United States gives the Dominion the benefit oi a- great- er total reduction on articles enum- erated in the reciprocity agreement than were offered in the Kuox-ll‘isld- ing arrangement itself. This rwas by u comparison made here which may he depended upon as absolutely ae- curate. The comparison does not take into concern the long list of articles not specified in the Recipro- city arrangement; it is based upon illlportatious to United States from Canada during the fiscal year 1910; according to the returns submitted to Parliament by the Hon. Mr. Fielding in January 1911. On that basis the reduction by the United ‘rltatcs in fuvor'of Canada under the Reciprocity was $4,849,933 and under thc Underwood Tariff $4,955,610.
l’lEI)M0'ND AND F‘Ol.LOWERS
DEGLARIG MAJORITY IN ULSTER ARE NATIONALIBTS.
L(_\Nl')0N. Oct. 2.-Leading ‘Nation-
lf zllists here refuse to contemplate Bir
Edward Carson’s vague suggestion
' that Ulster should be excluded from
the Home Rule Bill. More than half
ll lllster, they claim, is vehemently Na- -
i
ilonnlist, even Orange Counties have
ol their strong Home Rule minorities.
Oni ii the Ulster Nstionalists them-
Y
c' selves demanded separate treatment
could it be accepted. _ _ 'rbey reenu uistnr lnednaond. lest-
L January, passionatelyprotsstod that
the exclusion of Ulster would destroy the very basis of the Nationalist claim, namely, Ireland n nation, and would shatter the national ideal. The exclusion of Ulster, moreover,
0 would raise grave difilculties for the~ B irish Parliament, and intensify ten-
fold the troubles of the Irish Chan- cellor of the Exchequer. The Union- ists themselves admit that the omis- sion of prosperous, industrial Belfast from the Dublin Parliament): taxa- ble nrea would cripple Home Rule finance. The only solution would be A far heavier subsidy from the Im- perial exchequer. The English Ministerial journals
ure obviously puzzled at the new tum of the discussion, and prefer to await thc Ministers' lead before continuing to insist upon the Home-Rule Bill. und nothing less, even though blood- rnnll ensue. 'rhey do. however. flatly refuse to contemplate a general elec- tion before tbe King assents to the llonle Rule Bill." This, they say, would be treachery to the National- ists after thirty years’ splendid loy- alty to the Irish cause.
liill0\|liGElEliTS.
1 cosine risers,
lEETifiii8. Eff!
One cent per word each insertion ln this column. Cash must accompany in-der. lulnlrnnin charge twenty-five cents. '
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llicli etc l`he Smith Pl'cmi0l` Till! lends on the fortune. A. Milne Frll- rr, Halifax, N. S. 1907'10°4ll1i-
Ii
it °"Thcre‘s a tide in the ailairl of 0 _ _ , . _
n large lot of Diamond C. Salmon 1913 pack, which .we are ldiliill |f|.\“°h ebenper than last year. Btews.rt.,l= Son, 167 Queen St. 1851-I0-31131911.
" °Don't forget the Basket Social ” und entertainment in Kingston I-lull. ` Wednesday evening, Oct. 8 in lid
of the new telephone line. -Program starts at il o‘ciock sharp. ~
mos-lo-intl.
"Grand Musical Entertainment in
connection with the Bazaar ll Rustico Hall on the Bth and Sth o_
October, Admission 25 cents Dot? opens nt 7 p, m. _Bazaar from .
e the rural districts would Bo down of next spring at $12,000 per lmif. --~ 6 until there was a revival of interest 10 per cent. cash and the balance on urpils new lugs of sgsgg hi “lg
vietorls Farm Silver Black Fox Ce.
.in sp - v ll - ~ Y did~not think it was beneath the dig- Prince Edward Island is the undis- pm, is no' 955|-sd 'qs th; pggslig ‘nity und nSid6 il‘0¥11 iiilc BDUGFB Oi the puted headquarters of the greatest ghsreholdsrs and mint be \W\\ll l Church to encourage the people toliur-forming industry in the civilised for on or between Oct. 7th, lust.
undertake all kinds oi scientific ulfi' world.
0 culture and other industries scienti- J. E. B. McCRl§ADY, _ l iieally. Publicity Agent for Prince Edward side srtiss. Richard firantl W
After that date any stock rssmining unsold will be disposed of to 011%-
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