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I 1022 for 1902 H . __ . .

li’»¥’iif’f?~<‘5’v‘5'%_i'>f°A.‘€-*515f_\_”»iTiiT'»i»1L CHARLO

R0A_<IL>

AND v

The ,G_l'_and` Stand at C. A; A. A. Grounds

Crowded. Percy

est Runner; _*Win

Large the. Small'-‘ »

by..-Big Margin-F

Senior "‘l"6‘o~tlia1i0 Game.

The grand stand' at the O. A. A. A

grounds was crowded to its utmost yesterday. afternoon both to witness

two games of football and also the

finish of the bo ' road race. About'

half past two the 'intermediate Ab- hies and Vics lined' up and only play- ed about half of the first half when the ball bursted and when another one was procured it was too lata to

when the game started. All through the game the S. D. C's proved to be a little too strong especially in their scrim, and allthough they fought hard to score, the Abbies with bulldog re- BiS`lf-allce held them at .bay and suc- csded in preventing a score but were unable Lo make one themselves. The imen in the S. D. C. scnlm and their quarters did the most of the work

finish the game before the time for,whi1e the ball was never passed to

the senior game to start. As they were debating about the game tha first runner of’ the road race made his appearance on the track. This was Percy Large, the smallest one of the starters. -Hs was about twol hun- dred y°ards_ in the lead and quite fresh looking and seemedto make the lap of the track. quite easy. The next one to appear was R. Fltzglorald then L. Campbell, F. Robertson, J, Duffy, G. Walker, G. Jardine and J. McNair. After the road race had tin- ished the Senior B. D. O. and Abbie teams were called out by referee Ed, Blake. It was about three twenty-tive

the halves. The Abbiw on the con- trary when their scrim was able to heel out the ball nearly always pas- sed it to their halves, who now and then did some pre-tty work'. lt was a lclean game throughout and only for three little accidents, there was no delay. The game remains fl tic. ' The following is the standing of the Senior Football League. 1 Vics Abbies S. D. C. lst 0 14

2n:l 0 12 <3rd 3 3

ith 0 5

5th 0 ' U'

THE EULLINRN

RIRMRNR

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AMSTERDAM, _Nov. 8-The cutting ofthe Cullinan diamond, which cost fifty thousand dpllars _for the work done, is now complete._ The stonellas been divided into seven _part_:s`§ exclu- sive of the big 0116, which will gg by the name of Cullman. Stk ofthe small stones are _Ming made’ into a necklace. with the sevexrtll, which is somewhat larger, aaa pendant, and will be _gpreggted ._by the King to

Queen ll0B3ible, on his bulbday pn_,,opdey._ _

unit L Plllslu inf nuts

HALIFAX, -Nov. 8. -- Praise for

their good' ah‘ewlng_wa| given Col. Gunning and' .the officers of the 63rd Hlllfax Rifles by General Otter who inspected the Regiment: recently. The men acquitted themselves w;ell. It was one of the largest parades this year, the Regiment turning out 367 strong, with band, pipes, drrzms, machine _gong section, signal and bearer _.eql{ps. General Otfxfr who was accompanied by _ Brig. General Drury. f_0ol.-ovation, col. Humph- rey, and Capt. Benyon. A. D. C., .was remivedgwith s general salute on his arrival. _ '

RERER RRRIN _ _

E`R`LiR SRYS MACK

MARITIME WINTER

ERIR RMHEHST

_.__

‘ November 30th, December 1, 2, 3.

The Maritime Winter Fair. will' op-

en_in .Amherst Monday, November 30th.

The Management are using every

means of making this Fair the suc- cess that it deserves.

Additional prizes have been added in the Dairy Classes, and the entries! in this Department will be far in ad-1 vanoe of previous years. The .Railways have again granted

exceptionally low rates, and all _oar- sons interested in Agriculture amd Live_ Stock should not fail to attend. Expert 'Judges and Lecturers have been secured and e. program of ia- i0l'¢Sii`Wi'11 be given each evening be- ginning at 8 o'clock. A Lodging Bureau will be opened

and all may feel assured of finding suitable quarters.

Entries close November 12th.

NEW HAVEN. Ct., Nov. 8. - The quadrennid directory of living grad- uates of Yale University, published, shows that the total number of liv- ing -graudates is'14_,806, _as compared with 12,665 four years ago. Of tlhe graduates, 14,211 _il the United States. The statistics of occupation of

Yale' graduates show only s. slight increase in the ministry. a consid- erable "increase in Yale lawyers and a large increase of men, who are going into mercantile _ professions, dnance' and maivufacturing.

J. B.-yan wil, in my iudzmmt. be the next United States Senator from Nebrasklt and will _nev8l‘ N111 for President’ again. Brvun will loud tb.. ngbelln o_onxr°s».!<>r‘ W1* revision, and wil. pe1'hBP'H Pl`°"° W mon potent; (actor there than if he

TEN MILE' CHAMPIONSHIP.

L NW YORK, November 8-The ten

miie national championship run of . the American Athletic union at Celtic Park. L. I., today was won by Jol;n

had been elected President." \T_ mmm of the New York _,__ C_ m

This _ prophecy .was uttered bv

Chairman Norman E. Mack of the

Democratic National Commdttes. DP-

yy t he regarded cer

on receipt of 118 t' twin informatimi, Ulf*-li th° D°m°°r“ 9 will control tba new Nebraska L°l1°-

nity-three minutes 16 1-5 seconds, _ . Bailey was second, and G. Bouhage third, ,James J. Lee, ol the Boston A. O. came in fourth and collapsed _after crossing the finish Line. 'lnrre were thirty-two fjnlftefi-

TW-0 MERRY CLUWNS L

At New Wonderland To

~‘- Tb..

night. lie Sure and See

et v., .|15 -1.s~ iz.: ` '

Thislevening New Wonderland P1142! on af. “loeai _ittractfon worth seeing. 'l‘wo"!.hl.O.£1`boyi doa Clown act., on the horildhhl barn. IWW! 5” °" hibition of cotfiortion work, acro- batic fes.tl.»dtA ste. Some time al0 two of them pleased and delkhtvd large audiences with their clever Ver- formancee, and every one was loud lm appreciation of the entertsinmellt- This time the work witlil be entirely dilermt, and. the line ol anmsement changed fa every particniir. The pic- ture program the following splendid mingling of comedy and instruction!-_ The 0dnicf..ph¢sr_ il Let?-A100'

lied. The telephone arouse: him, and Tths conversaltion as shown li! WB Dill' itures, is laughableenough for an.y_ fone.” 'He does his best to reach the. theatre in time. and hid efforts _afford much merriment to the watchers. pmt.; of the screen at the theatre every one helP°0 Nm U05 N10! »f°\` ,ma pal-formance, and when he abpedrs nba audience greet him enthusiastical- ly. It is a roaring comedy which is sure to please. ~ _ .The Stone Breaker. _ A Fight with Mortedallas. . _ A Fowler of the _Island-are the re-

maining numbers, each of which are L rand. Miss Von Branderl

simply K

gvmg d_,_._m.~',, ygmg in ll-lahinga "The Town at the end' of the

some alum so at me cum. frm-

tis “num abusive; fills lndltllliion at b a¢'l‘upt waiting. Hia excuses

¢.“.‘E¢§¢"‘M.ai.'f"»‘.'§3*“_‘.t‘...'2"‘...."L.".. time the linger is inoring happily in

uae" aa the ilustrated mug, and puts on her captivating specialty 01 "Cupid" the cltohiest' and prettiest costumed hit ever prvsmtedihen. Da use mm infer lt -u asain; time for its rendering. _ _

manufactured tobacco and the tax on

home-grown tobacco remain unchang-_ E

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RRTRLELRLE IS RREERTEM T0

f.r~.»v_ _v

a--s`° 1-

.gte Bei-Sorhewhat-Diszlppclnt ing Outtay of Thartythree

ing to Many. Millions in 6Years Coming.

Previously on seven~tent1hs power 1°? Of ¢hil`tY'wfW mi-1iUuS during

While the Invincible remains the

:sm .:::.:;;: ERTHOL|0§,_ WILL GERMANY T0 LEVY » HULI] l][]N[;H[$3

CHICAGO. Novi 8-Arrange ents . ‘ for the holding of the first R m

,_ ‘catholic oburcb Mia.-lonely ooggrg; A """' ever held in America, wbibb will bs-

BERLIN. NOVHIHDEF 3~ '_ The €0V- gina. three days' session in Chicago

ernment's bills to meet the financial on Nov, 11, were completed recently. deniiit. Pl`0‘/ide. 8-1110118 °thel` f-'llillgs The gathering promises to bring to- that the imperial government will gather the mon notable avsemnlv of take over the wholesale 'buying and prelates, tlergymen and laymea since selling of spirits, the sale price to be the third poem;-y Gouncil 0.; Balm. regulated so as-to produce a nstgsv- more. Not only the United seams, $11110 0! 220.000.0170 IDBFKS- The ` el" its territories and dependencies will be tax will be increased by two marks represented at the vangresm but also per bectolitre. Bottled wines, blothl the Dominion 04 C,‘mada_ dcmestic and fowlsv. will be twxvd Pop.. Plus x will be represented or 5V° Pfelmigs P91' b°tt1°» msldes 9-` the conference by Archbishop Falcon- surtax varying from ten pfenni-nge to i0_ papal Legawe at Washington three mwflits- .5DB1`k‘1il1E Wines Wm who wfl'l bestow the Apostolic bles-E b0B.'l' all 8.ddi’tlUDBl1 till. _ sing on .the delegatem

The customs duty on. foreign un~_

d but an ad Valorem tax will be laced on manufactured tobacco,

arying from four to 26 marks

1 000 cigars, 1 1 2 to 24 rnarm per

1,000 cigarettes, and 80 pfennlgs t -

2 80 marks per kilogram on: tobacco A tax will be levied on electricity

nd as of 5 er cent of the su l , "°°"‘ rice,g on incallidescent electric la1i:)l(I1)isy: EDMONTON NOV 3-Provincial C8-Y nd gas mantles of from 5 to 39'I“sPe°t0I` C S Hotchkiss 1185 UW!! feumgs_ and on advertisements of investigating the gram trouble ellong rob. 2 to lo per cent of the he Calgary and Mer-Levd 11-11°. uncle dvvrumng charge, ,mcordmg t ow reporting to the government. the frequency of their appeay-,moe He declares that over a million The death duty” Wm be mme mom ushels of grain are at Clareshoime, omprehenslve, varying from 1 2 to B-lf 8 mi-'H1011 at SUWLIY and l-'hT`99‘- a per cent., acoordl-ug to me value wlftsrs ofa nnllion at Gramm. of the estate. awaiting cars. It ls alleged that, tak- It is estimated that the new taxes 1”? HdVB11f8`S° Uf 9/' fB°hI\5¢&0ifY U1 0116

Wm yield 4-v-,5_000_W0 mB_,.ks_ ,___ Manitoba. Grain Act giving jurisdic-

tion onty over east-bound cars, the

is I ` I 300

company supp ying on y cars

I | ' to thc first named 'and one hundred I | I between the latter points. Ii: is alleg-

ed t-he elevator men' land the company.

' _ are consigning all carsuyvest. a.1t;_hougl1l

here is a suspicion ey are unle

lid'

nd sent east from Calgary.

_ “LP OF Indignauan ynegfjngg are bg;@he1d

| Tllifiiv 'Y°B\`9 Fin" U mu’ °f Oh°"" and stormy resolutions forwarded to

' - io

ttetown has been made. Everybodyrthg a“¢_hm~1;1¢g_ Many fa;-more an

’l‘he'_Mo‘rning Guardian will be ma/il ed to an-y address in Oanadzs, United, -

States, or the British Isles from H

now until Dec. 31st, 1908 for only. Z5 cents. ` '

This oder entitles the sender to a

map of Charlottetown and a mail) Will I

algo, be mailed to the new subscriber.

th'§h:a:1‘;w0¢sug,s;u£é);,§e,Yi£_lEé):s wxsglf LQWELL, Nov. 8. - Just before wi" a_dv.Lsed_ the fashionable wedding last. week

This 's lendid opportunity to in St. Patrick’s Church of the I-lon.

‘ “ ‘P A 1 cb

have A daily paper mailed tg 5 Frederick di Palmaheditor eonber g

_ ld ~ i; Naval Magazine of ome, m 0

:;‘1r:.°°'.°.:2.i:‘;:.‘;.;';. :..°r.:°;:..s H.--» of of be rea.; leased to receive the new National Legislature, to Miss Rosalie ag 0, ,§h‘fu.,,_,,,,,,,0wn_ Agues wmsm.. of uns city, cbbrioo

- in P tb 1. , <1' f -

naw Yonxsm wins rm: subscribers to tba Guardian wbo M- W- W“1if““=» ° °“" ef B” “

- tb f th bride, presented the young “‘:.i,':..“‘::.‘.°,°‘:;:.. fc; i:3:.';“.‘f.‘;'°af.‘.‘.‘1 ..i§».2 - -is <»= W _ __ dian are allowed to buy as manly. Uf Th; .m“Rr;2§§w§Z‘:'Iv3vgTgmZa€{_P;€_

tm- ;l;;;18;?§;li&: tg? g;,BAi{>°` C)oT1xhell,D¥a.nd the great church was

° , t . Ml

It has been thirty years since a °*`°Wd°d by invited gm” 3 as

°‘ ° _ . It 'li C nsul in New York was

since worn out ol lost. A few fra.al_n;d ua; ‘*:mn_° The groom is very 'weak

h w Y

ideas of the city has become a i1u`l_Lic 'iivIc__e young couple metiwhlixl Mis: .si:°s::,“:::.sf:.‘:“;:.1:::.:°s.°°§: ¥i¥`=f»“l"§°ii§“§°.§¥5iI§:;iz:x£*.:.: §.;.§.‘§“:.‘i.°‘I;.f?§‘f.a'..~‘if”’1~'i’»i`-'T77-=f’ ' mmm °“z°‘““’...°“Li;z“°“-..£:..;:°“.“t.i..2‘2:: P” ' _ 335;” ,,.mks_ Parks Bad s,,,,_,,,.,,, MoNo'roN, _Foy 5-sci

th' _ ‘mv th ,Waugh of the c0“,,¢,,_ College footba sam. o _m B

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in the form of a neat folder. ; °°m° "W ,______

ol-1ANou1.non norms

EHPEROR OF CHINA BEN pRE,3[D}’,}NT_ ls sszlzlousllv 11.1.. CTL

zirixdtierdomnohktlii. gigs details' concern: M inmrs Liuimeet Cures Dil>W'°'i*

i 'th illness ofthe emperor. -- B' ° ol.oUnY Ann Minn. ' CHICAGO MARKETS

DCC,rwhBlt .... . ... ...... 1°0\

'l"rE'l‘o\_N__1_§1_,_ 1?_1§__11_\_1_c_;_fs¢ EDWARD _1sLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBE

_of

R lo, 1908.

A -er 1 i

_ { icA MONTH BYMA1LlNADVA.§§s.‘.:

-it

|100 PER YEAR BY HAH. IN ADV _

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LST. JOHN VERSUS

GAMETLA saw _ll1|L.niruu Hlurix mms

.lp

Afloat, But T1-ia|_Trip _Proves Commission Reports Favor- Wanderers Gain Victory Over

Marathons F|ve to Three In ` Close Contest.

LONDON' i.’;{,§f9T_'§pe¢ga1~,;1_'ph,_ BUENOS AYREB, Nov. 9-(Special) HAI-JFAX. Nov. 9-i(SlJ°Ci8»1)-The battlaship Invincible made twenty- *Th* a"m°m°“t° °°mml95i°D' WD0'1"0- W““d°"°"5 t0d&Y defeated the Sf- eight .knots under full powen on her TDS 011 UW Pl'0'P0B€d increased naval John Mnrathons five to'ttlree in a trial trip. _ . v 1 expenditure, recommends a total out- Same very closely contested, A ST. ANDREWS, N. B., Nov. 9-

twcnty-five knots was recorded e.nd!it1_ the P°l`i°d ' “T “EX Years. initef-id 0( W,” hoped fun power would develop seventy-five millions decided upon byl thu-ty knotm 'fthe Cham'U8l` OI Deputies, T,

Rr'RRMlTE RNO

Blow Up Austrian Barracks Killing Many Soldiers, The L Story Being Suppressed. ,

PARIS, Nov.. 9-(Special)-A de:

spatch` from Belgradia says Bosnia re- fugees from the mountains on Friday blew up with dynamite the barracks ati K0l1i¢Z¥1. a town in Herzegovmia eigh- ty miles from the frontier, klling a hund.'ed and ten Austrian soildiers.

The Austrian papers suppress the

story. _

SERIRUS TIRE

RT HRLIEAX

_.___

HALIFAX, N. S., November 8-For

three hours the entire city fire-flght- ing apparatus was battling with flames in Black Brothers’ four-storey brick building. On/ Water street on Thursday evening, and it looked for a time as if the entire Black Brothers' block, including Pickford & Blaoldg steamship warehouses, would' be swept away. The tire started inn room on the top floor of the building, in which atarge quantity of pressed hay was stored. Four firemen were iniured and had to be removed.

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MR. RO0SEVELT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-That Presi-

dent Roosevelt may be the successor

Senator Platt, of New York, in the

‘ 11 "_ is considered by many in

.nose who regard this as probable declare they have assurances from the President' himself that he would not be entirely averse to accepting the Senatorial office after the end of his term, on March 4. So far as known, he ‘has made no recent expression on the subject, but he has said within the past year that with Mr. Taft as President, he would not feel the same hesitancy about entering the Senate as he would with someone in the White House with whom his relations were not as intimate as they were with Mr. Tait. His general attitude had been adverse to entering the Sen- ate because he has felt that as s.`nem- ber of that` body he would be_cB11.€d upon to criticize his successor in the presidency and this he would feel a delicacy about doing. He has said, however, that, knowing Mr. Taft as

-11 b d . J0°°Phi“° Boyntm ot Lowell was, h doe kn w him, and agreeing with

gafptoffotlhael-lv§r,i‘tiet<;v(r)1vz;1 bliss hznmlaonei bridesmaid and Adm! Falkenbergr hlm insall (1)53:-lentials as he does, l:c is

confident that there would not be any _

assion for antagonism '

copies remain, but these-are s y _th and isamembn of 8 d,Btmg,m9h__ occ .

L 0RSHEO 0N THE RREKS

if-M

OWENSOUND, Nov. 8-In the ter-

rific gale that swept Georgifm BBY recently the tug Gladstone, with a large scow, broke from her mooflllgli at l.lou's Head dock. and was Washed on the rocks and smashed t0 P12129- The tug Crawford, with a scow. A180 broke loose, but was saved, as She

° M ncton broke even _

lat .1 om e *°‘"‘ “mi ° L l pr tecwd l>°=iH°1=~

0h‘"`°h°°' P“bu° Bm up an c B fast :emo on the Moncton Kfidiron W" n °'¢m°r° 0 lued t about

‘°“‘n»“5 H°f"ixs’ 21”” or Amusommt Tuesday afternoon. Neither team was $2; (€l11°`;‘:;sf;':1° gafagaa and :he aww landqhgsntgihrahlt Map has been pre- “"é°t;° sf$.;e'0a?os`l:1fet§att)cTu<:Tlere '!l?l:e at about fifteen hundred' dollars.

W m ' ed by Pcdwell & Lem-

pered in various forms. It can be t W re very evenly matched, and Both were own _ had on cardboard 15 t 20 inches, or "me euent playing was w1m,“°d_ pke, sawmill owners at Lioniis Head,

information of the disaster was bro- ought down by the fisheries protec- tion steamer Edna Ivan.

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I '”"" - I AWA, N . 5-Chancellor Jones Minard's LinimentCuree Colds Src. _ WASHINGTON( Ding.. lilovzrggrm ofofirekville oiiniversfty, was elected

-The emperor o na e nh Baptist.-Union Con- _

.ill according to a despatch received °h“"m““ ° ;t M mommg_ Only NEW GRAIN ELEVATOR'

_ ference here Y 9 “Y --

"’ "‘° '“‘“` °°‘f.'T""{`°'i§..f§"'f‘l‘-'b."‘§.‘l` =e°f=°° P“°““- bowl Amana, on., s............~ 5

_.A new company, to be known as the Thunder Bay Elevabor Company. ‘has been organized at Winnipeg. and has signed an agreement with P011

1 here of a new

omoaoo, Novmbsr 9-°sl»ecial)~ 'roRoN'ro, Nov. 1o-<Sne¢le\l- Arthur 101' "N °'°°“°" 1 W, M Nov. Wheat . ..... 100| 'M,,¢,,-ago varia-bl; win;ls,tmpa'rtl__v ;l:;1::_f;r.t;'f¢l1 0*°;|_;oPf:)°£_YA°fm; “'al_ _Nov. Corn ill doggy, not much c snge n U01' “my p»__°cm_d°°”" and work Wm mm_

Doc. Pork _ ._ . $14.45 tm-,_ 1 _ em' al t ',mmd,,mlv_

. Bl

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Dec. Corn ..... .. 61| _ ~‘ _ _ __M,, pmg _ ,_ _,_____________;ic,o5 Minardw Llnxment Cm-as Ga: gc- maui- ll » Limmemcam Diaiemll" __

sheds of the Montreal Cotton Wotlen' Waste company. The fire startled ul out

to its cause, although it is thought

that the company will bea heavy 1

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GUN

Son Shoots His

(Special)-Lester Rollins, aged inur- teen, son of Douglas Rollins, was in- stantly killed near St. Andrews today by a bullet from his father'a rifle. 4

The family were spending the holi-

day ivitlr friends afew miles away) and the lad expressed a desire to tis- it the place where .his brother had re- cently killed s moose.

All went into the woods, the father stumbled in the underbrush, and the rifle was discharged, the bullet enter- ing the boy's left side and coming out through his head, causing instant: death.

The parents are almost crazed with

grief and the whcle town saddened by

, _

THREE DREADF

ACCIDENTS

Father Accidentally Kills His Son, A

Father, Boy Reels- »

lessly Points (lun at Girl. Three Victims Dead as Result.

_ the tragedy. '

ELIZABETH, N. J., Nov. 9-(Spam

Lou)-Albert Messlg ...gal elgbceaa. fatally shot his father, who was at- tacking his mother during a quarrel. The elder Messig, being gm god, drew a revolver which his son leilled and emptied into his parent.

The boy was arrested. DULUTH, Nov. 9-(Special)-Whila

'rehearsing in amateur theatrfcals Run- Lsell Barrett, aged` thirteen fthe hero of the piece aimed agun at Elan Geary, aged twelve, puliled tha trlgé-ag and the girl fell with a. bullet through her head. -

The gun, of course, wae‘|u'pp5qe¢\

not to be loaded.

020.000 EIRE

LN MUNTRERL

MONTREAL, Novembel tl- About

520,000 damage was caused bya Ere which broke out this evening at the

six o’c1ock and nothing is known us'

to have been due to spontaneous com- bustion. Mannger Lichtenstein, ui the company, states that the stock in the two sheds was worth about $25,000, and _does not` expect there will be much salvage. In addition tothe two wooden warehouses, the tire spread to a brick house, which was gutted. There was only $5,000 insurance, so

OBSP.

RRS RURYS 00T RN NRVR SIIUTIR ERRST

LOUISBURG, November 8-Captain

Gvgover of the steamer Catalone re- Dorts all gas buoys out on the Nova Scotia coast between Capo Sabi; and Low Point, excepting, Egg Ig- land, Pollock Shoal, oi! Country Har- bor, and Whitehead. Masters of ship- ping not aware of the buoye being unlighted are liable Oo mako serious mistakes. " ' The schooner Morsliglit, Capt, Hooper has cleared for Fourchu with a cargo of coal for the use cl he dredge which is also to open thy channel and dredge out the harbor there, and will thus make Fornrehu

LRUISA IS TRKIRGT ' RNOTHER LITTLE NRP

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 8. - Miss

Lousiw Pietta, who' has at various ‘times astonished physicians by her lo

ng slumbers, is again asleep. She

has not - been awake for tive days. Her last long sleep was from June 5

to June 29 and om various other oc-

casions she has slept from one to two weeks without waking. Physi- cians are at a loss to explain the cause of the peculiar mdlady. Miss

wuhgnzgoi u nag at an probs-b1e_ 'Pietta seems to sutler no ill effects

' from her long sleep and when she a-

wakes ls' under the impression that she has slept but asingle night.

,VIOLENT EARTH UAKE WAS

FELT AT PALMA, GERMANY.

PLAUEN, Germany, Nov. ‘fl-The

most violent earthquake ever exper-

ienced here terrified the inhabitants recently. Houses were shaken, and the

streets. The shack, which lasted for several minutes, was accompanied by sharp explosions and ,thundlerous rumblings in the earth. Sixty or sev- enty earthquake shocks have been felt here duly the past weck. They are now becoming less frequent, but more violent. The temperature of the medi- cinal springs in the vicinity has in- creased fiftcel_1__degrec_s.__#__

Condensed ads too late forclassid-

cation will be found on page three.

~w of the safest harbors on the amps' wr light shipping. Mr. Ber- tram, Gln of the Compan/y, owning the dredge, has been at that place the last five days and has looked over the work to be performed' and reports that there is nothing in the way of making agood and thorough job of the work. _

PRINEE ERWRRR ESLRRU

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SIIMMERSIDE, Nov/"I`5.-Thomas

Hayes, of St. John, took away sev- eral horses last week, 'two of which' he bought from John McDonald, Sum- merside, and one from Hubert llc- Douald. Summerside.

Daniel Steele has moved his string

of race horses from the Summersido Driving Park Stables to his comfort- able and convenient winter quarintl in the Mrs. James McLeod sbaliles. Il is noticed that the great old shallion Parkside occupies a.~ prominent place. He has added two more (Slippery- side and Parkerlando) bo his large list of 2.30 performers this year; Parkcalnpbello (2.18 1-4), the fastest: provincial race horse in the province

P°°P1” “ed Pam” S*“°k‘=“ into *~h°'a..<l probably cbs lastest bores ln this

Province, Montrose, Jr., 2.43 itwo years) a large, ,good 'looking, speed] race horse and Dr. Jack, a full bro- tbcr to Mamie P., a most promising trotter, and the larfe chestnut stal-

lion Brazilian Boy; s good lookin’ fast going horse Parker 3., oneo the fastest ice horses in the town/I also two young colte owned-by Dr. Rona of Nova Scotia. The latter: will receive their first lesson this winter.

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A Dean Swift Mare of 30

TRURO, Nov, 8.--"Maud," the faithful and well known old mare owned by John A. MacKenzie & Sons, of the Truro Markft. WGS Chl’ oroformed on the second. TNS m“f° was thirty years old, and for twenty five years has been ll faithful hellwl' in the business of Messrs. MacKcDll0 ‘& Sons. She was of "Dean SVU'-" stock, and was burn 011 91° f°‘:d if Newton Largo, Charlottetown. h was from Mr LAPE9 50° W” \’°“5 t'

A. U Kenzia.

byoltllxsfl 'ara remarkable horse. and an excePtfonallY 0” d"i"°"' :gd in mr Wlmy days ;u;nl'l?rlTlero'i "ion", ‘tnr:clTn!heo::oEl'B .first honors ,oagid lryaw The old mare UP W he' ‘ft

' "1, mags would Pri-'¢k up °r

2:2 1:11 its out at a pretty M* ".;"°.::“°.:'.:°z;'"°:.‘:°'::.:.°:f gigrtold lT,orse knew her firm's o\'d0I`

route as well as the man on the .wagon behind her.

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HUMAN ELY CHLUROFOARMED

Years. Full Of Spirit te the

Las t. A Prize Winner in Bye-Gone Days..

one luwvsuuz and 1‘°¢°“**""

instance in tom, whicb_ lb; intelligence. Ons day ammo hd. iq", ia a field at Bible tm h She in some way oP°lB¢ 3° 1 mme out to t'he_road, trotted oven Lto Truro mid ‘Wilt 0° 3 bhkmii ,bop on Waddell street, than con- ducted hy Al. Hughes. The more walkbd into the slmr “<1 '°°°d. _ 5 the place where he had bedanvllll' tomed to stand when being "_ Mr. Hugha, in loolillfl '_' |54 over, found one ofber eet: lthout e shoe. He at once fitted ons lim in good shape; then the old hotle quietly walked out of the libs bill back ay aol- grazing in the ii d ol Bible Hi .

Messrs Mackenzie A Soul hilhly

primed this fine hone. and Wiill md* regret were obliged, from .hurmanl reasons, to have her nent to ‘limi oblivon, where there are 11100 delivery routes to travel,-. A10- no more aches or pains for her- thirtyi years old body. _

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