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LAST MEETING oF iilisiiiuii l iiiiiisir iniuin will SYNOD cI.0sEIJ LA-URIER CABINET nussiii. cisi sill ii iiiiis siiiiiiiiuii LI-IST NIGHT
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mer Borden 8 Dr Roddick Fight .it Myliloue Wanted More To Meet Next Year
Pfe, ’ EET IIIVIL WAH - ~ L 4 - -- " ‘ VALLEY llA|LWAl iii PM A$SOC|(]t8S_ W , iuoiv'i~ni~rAi., oct. 5-'riiiit ire innr co‘is'rAN'rrNoi»ii~‘ _ Um. N - - '”-'
0'l"l‘A\vA. Oct. 5-The last meeting 0| the liaurier Government was held
to-dur
'l‘he ininistry's resignation will be
tendered to Earl Grey tomorrow by
_ Sir Wilfrid.
Pnrliiimcnt will meet early in Nov- meinber and finish the urgent business before Christmas. Mr, Borden has not made up his complete Cabinet, but some minist- ers have practically been chosen. ” It in iilmost certain that W, '1‘_ White ofthe National Trust Co.,
LONDON Oct 5-A no in t P tuguese Royalist declares civil war iii- evltable in Portugal.
The
l`el’l1Y`€fl. have ample finances nd t
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flllfl tlllili hé had never believed Russ tilcnc_
ucwal of the negotiations for peace.
-2 ob ained a sleeping drug from Dr startling icpuit has reached here that home ltule bill liiepnreil for gllhmlp
R°'l‘ll¢k Hlmdlly because of Mi Rus the Italian and 'luikish fleets are ei-l- sion to the (abinet provides for a
l in en or sell s nervousness and need of slee griged in ii fierce bnftlc north of My- grant of $50 000 null ll, ,imrf ¢l,,. ,nw
Parliament
i i i, Oct 5 - A D I , Oct. .i-The draft of the
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Fll lllsllllfm bill HllSIllCl0ils through rliricc. Saturday the ministry png The Nntioiiiilists had risked fnr$7l'»-
Royansmi lle SHYB. are well worry, were the chief points brought Su; for 54 hom-S_ delihemting on the 000,000.
D ll W0 “ill tlllfl m0l‘llillF€ in tllfi 0l‘0sH~€X11ml11- possibilities of chances of irsisteiice 'l“°i~
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warships and an only awaiting tliii ation of Mr Rush formcily Russell s n “mst th( rtnlmnel "leon" f H _ _ _ _ » _;._ny,4f,,_.,,,,,Uc |3e,,l[i¢c,\,_e_ T\,(i_ budget,
ii ~ _ A I inineiiiiliiiii sgna tn begin. ipriiatc secretary. Nothing has been decided and italy ,
-'_-~~ remains mistress of .ill thi- 'Purklsh
coast
PliESElllAl|Ull LHUYALIST SAYS ‘ ... A lllllllllll lll lllsllll
lil [_ H, grill lllllllgll A A"';f_';“.::':_1l‘i‘:;f;;'::;;":..';‘.i;;';;...._ ._
bodies recovered fiom the flood w~rec ka he t
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I “‘* A new (abinet luis lust been form othdyr arifilyrishtlir ily the face of an
rurgntii will be Finance Minister. S
lleiuitoi- liougheed, Dr. Roche, Robert
llogers, Frank Cochrane, Andrew If Broiler. George E. Foster, Judge m
Doherty, ’1‘. Chase Casgrain ami F.
ll. Monk arc practically certain of M portfolios. 1 'fliere will be three moi'e thnn this,
init the selection are not yet made. year `m____ (ine will be George Perley, if he ` '
wnnts ii portfolio, and if not H. B. Vg Ames. y Colonel Sam Hughes has strong I1 liiicking for the Militia portfolion
Hector Mclnnls or E. M. Rhodes E may come in from Nova Scotia, and h Kenib from Toronto. li Tivo of the delentcil Ministers wnntcd in the house by n large Lib- l
eral followlirg nre Graham and Field- E ing.
Mr. Ficltling has been offered the
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rs. Beer & Weeks, of which you have
ravi- been linppy and profitable, and
oucerned. It has always been evident
It is with more than ordinary re- ret that we note than the time of our departure from your native city nd province, is fast approaching. While emplo ed in the firm of Mes-
eeu one of the honored partners, we ave learned to regard you with the lghest respect. Yuiir relations with your emllloyees
articularly so far as ' we have been
that 'you took a deep interest in our
.ast evening 'ii t B ' ~ ' .L L _ _ ’ _ ` U 5° 'WHY °h‘""`°“l tore was closinlgli_0xuT:hee(e;Ii;yA1tl:;Ve;:Il:i: ed, lint it hlas no stability and no that neither the sex nor approxi-
prenlicr Hazen' A_ S_ Goodevel ployees gathered in the ‘_ ,t _El » progranr out tlici'cforc will be slrort-
where they waited on Mr.mTil<?erbiFd(‘l' lived.
xiirgtpglvliiitmlyvith ‘nn fiililclpiess, which LONDON, Ootolrer 4-llortiiguesc 'l`ltlPOl.l, Oct. 5~'l'lii Itnl nn lm;
mmted chop; crlilrrrlesomc gold'pxyfillrstieifcfsgpsltirfit tix inonxxchy ;.lcslii';` t‘}¢;inte dl Ciivoui' wus blown up Th t t, e - s is lei in re nor ierri ry ii. ur ish mine oil ’l‘i-ipoli and tim
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he mmress follows: uiversi y o t e rcvo ii ion tint over- " "'°”"`“'“*
Charlottetown’ |,_ E_ [_ threw King _Manuel. A member' of
r, lildgnr H_ Hep,-, the colony which established itself
around Manuel at Richmond, stated that cahlegrams received this morn-
mnte age bf the victim could be de terinlncd, the total niinrbcr of known dead in the catastroplre that almost obliterated this community last Bat- urday now stands nt 38. All ‘but onp of the bodies were identified. Withi the revision of the list of missing ' due to defects in the census and in-1 complete information gathered, e ii-cinaining number is approximately '40 _and the feeling is expressed that n number of these never will be found Those not having been consirmed in
DUBI IN Oct0l er 4 -Th 'L
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0 large wooden stack cciniiccltil ui li ""1 “"’l’t”‘l Vw" "Utes Ut illfllllm
'l‘lic l"rt.bytiiian Hvnod of the Mar
s'i IOHN ini fi--'riir iiiiiioroini ‘:.'m° pr°V,;'w"B| WM. °°"°1“d°d last
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Iliuiouncernent tliar flu ciintrnci fi ;.{:`:,,:|,g an W] 'me nut Wm In
tio construction of tin- Ht lolin The Ll,.._,u,_. ,,,h.,,m, Wm; held mal; River Valley Railway will be signed night at an curly dutc was niiide to day by R V -7 W A ’\liCll0l=?0"1 90'* ‘ieniici llarcn .it ilu- ioiiclusiori of ii mnmh ww"`"md the Iwo" on
3 "` l"“"‘“‘l"l ‘l""""l fin this ycai is $'lb -137 and for ‘JI2
"“"l 1105 140, about $3 50 per family
------_-»--_-___ llei ft il sfrathie presented tha
\;iuiig Peoples *lor-iefy report in i i A o
i li li sfiouiil that 160 societies
uid ii1i~eil $'»(I0lI lost year the report u is iiniiinciilcil bv ltiv H R Reid
liolicit Johiiriin, Hilrfax, and
lui lion '\liMill ii who had visi e flii' I..i.tl\i's (ullcyt, at Halifax re
---- I uteri fnvornl <ii ‘hat institution
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Flu El AND - ‘t ’l_l"lV" WPI' I i ii i \ 1 L`lIil:.hl"§lFit.(ii.li ohio
--all forcigneis-uifli fuiiii.ic~ ltr t l<‘oii-lpn l il. ,\.,»¢_ie't3 their lives at ii lchigli nlliy toiil 'l‘l,_ _\i,. rn. ,,. ,l ,-r,,,. VM, tu ,.u ('oml>rny urine nt Diiftoii |.i~if iiiclit wi vilio piteciiterl
In ii. inolst ‘unusual aicidciit Tu i Ulll. P < itio ‘lj L; ,n il". hynhd er men inf niiriou ci-reaicl. ‘ I ur ~-l».l.li¢.,i, , 1 ll
The laborers were urfiilc-ny on lr iiici`li~cli o Li llir ristrkiliitlxold Tvuls uge cului bunk icliarriiig .n drai line sl '~'HlL"l l<‘ M fin ttaclied to an nppm_,l,,s H L H ‘~' of l t ioiirinit ies if-fuse fruin thc mine to tht ii p "tl"l>" 1-l lm. if~in"\iticis vias f the ciilin heap Near tlivm rim ll b"'“l5lll “mill by l`te\ l 0 Mchllllnn
li a
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n aiishaft running into the mine tu L "‘"“" U 'lm “”~">l“l»¥'1tl"°
. Il tht _ th t 1_ ~ _ €:stri'o de Portlilalmwerce bghelllsi Sill’ dared on the high railways by the
_ EE ‘I Aniulf t l h t
royalists, who occupied the towns of vnlltswézate( bofneny Runway S"
Ch I . I , , , B Dem ei s _ was finally anéilyes tmimares lnira ani nrra settled t0day_ An earlier agreement
On the other find republiciin ci -` was hem fm when the °_°ml"m_Y fem? cles say that (lliaves and the other ed ‘to reinstate wrtmn, stnkers "‘ Darts of the north are iluict. 'l‘lrc‘l‘I"°*`“ Wf}"I"h htav; Mel' llllell l>Y 0l'»ll Richmond colony has been watching ‘"`_"}""- le “Tl €l`-‘F illlllllflflllftfl their with interest the recent attempts oii|0l`l_l5l"{ll i1l`l0V8llC€S Which was their thc niirtlrcrn froirtici' to rc establish “ill-lecllllll U* lllllllllllltl liiiubcr :~rllllJP0<l the monarchy. Several tiiues siiccessimf “ firm which “us huvlllg trouble was believed to have been in sight iivitli its emplvyees. Before _thc final only to be frustrated at the last mo ,arrangement the company agrees -to
the fire, it is thought, will have lostl any semblance to n human bod c i fore being uncovered, so deeply havei they been biirieil in the wreckage,l which has frightfully torn and mari l gled the bodies that have been i covered. ' Consiileralilc anxiety was _ lust night by the State. otticers in charge, i because of the non arrival of several car*-i of supplies that have been re
and we want money was the ap
welfare. and both by example and re-
Ysrmoutli scat by Mr. Law, where s liis cliunccs of election would bc be- 0 yond question.
E THREE IISKED IEII 3
ii.i'r'i‘i.i<:svii.i.r<:, oiiiii., october 4 Y
-Missouri, 'Kansas and Texas pas- Q
rangers train, number 29 from Kan- sas City to Olkahoma City was held 5 llil by tlirce masked men early to-day “ near Okesn, ten miles south of here. The robbers entered the -mnil 'and ~ llllEi::isc cnrs but got little of value J
it is believed they did not enter the H Passenger cars, and escaped as soon H ss they find finished their work. B
Two trunks fall of valuable jewel- J
'Y 50010108 l18l09¢lng to a salesmaiilw for nn eastern firm were put on the 'W
"lllll llvfc. but it has not been:1earn- ¢\l_iifliether or not they were stolen
fl Sllccinl train carrying n gl\¢rll'l'5lE
Posse und bloodhounds has left herel for the scene of the robbery. ic
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°'5""‘ U SHED Pl33EllllEll 1i.`i’.."§1`li‘f$°"ml§§if..fl"ffl“2i.§`i§l§.'.nir-
Oll THE IIURETMIII I
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hlM`““ l0RK» Oct. 4-Diplomats of Hll llcgrec and captains of industry crowded the decks of the Mnuletanis; Ethan sire sailed today for ]_,lverp¢ml_ 'mel “"l0"R them were Loril Strath-, °°“H._ Uiiuadlan High Commissioner,‘ S" l"“_"{HY back to England, after a , rlef visit in Canada and Baron Ros- ¢l\. l-lic retiring Russian Ambassador, l
"ho lil Boing home to assume the ii.
'liaise oi Minister oi Foreign Aiii1i1s.,c
FIFTY THOU IID DIIMIE ,P
'ro IIA |Lr_0Il Buiioiiio “
HA-\liLToN, one.- oct 4-Yee¢er- ‘lily nfternovon a large water tower $1 the building occupied by George -lllistol, wholesale grocery, on Mc- N“h Street. collapsed and. crashed "_"°lliZh the roof of John E. Brown‘s luile warehouse. It tore a hole right ll"”0l\Izli the building and was buried :nder a mass of wreckage in the asement. Damage to the amount ;"_°l>0\\t $so.ooo was acne to the llnlilliig and contents, but no person Wm* l'lJ\lr_eil.
causes rusescutosis l
“HICAGo. october 4-"Artificial llitllt causes tuberculosis," declared l"» L. elliott, in an moms ee ure closing session ofthe convention for tlie Illuminating Engineering society mtefdev. Mr. spleen, who is carter °' " ¢°°l1nl¢8l msgulns, said be knew 0f lll factories ln which the germs of l“b°\°¢\\losis and other diseases devel- °D beeaiise the workmen use only nr-
verance of our relations together,
_ lnost respectfully ask you to accept
his walking cane as nn expression of
elf, may have nbuudaut happiness
1 SEEK STAGE EAHEEHS
atcst recruits to the London mirslc-
man-Montgomerie and it niece of the
pect showed us how to make the rlpst
f our lives and opportunities. E We, therefore, on this the eve of se-
iir cordial feelings toward you, audi crmit us to express the hope time on may, in ri snnnier' climate, enjoy fair measure of health; also that rs._ Beer and family, as well as your-
nd continued prosperity.
We beg to remain, ,
Respectfully, I
osie Wynne, I-l. H. l\’[cl<`ai-laricl elen Wynne, ldmmiiet Quinnl azel Stewart Artlrur Affleck lanche McKay, Eddie Dufflf ohn Hobbs Burr Dwir‘e| llliam 'reed Geo. Mugfnrd.I m. Dlmn' nd. l Mr. Beer was cviilently taken com- letely by surprise, but he replied to he address in a few words of appre- iatlon of the services of his enilJl0Y' eg and refemid to the pleasant rela-
lie einployccs. _
|]LE Sllilllll GIRLS A
LONDON, October, 2-One of the
I comedy stage is Eleuore Montgom- rie, daughter of Lady S0PllY Hyn'
resent (fifteenth) Earl of Eslinwn nd Winton. V She has joined the company at the
Gaiety theatre, where liord Dnnliflllr
son of Earl Cowley, and Miss Heier; Cecil Montngu, daughter of lior Montugu of Beaulieu, are nlreiidy 5"' gaged in conspicuous parts.
Miss Montgomerie says she is ‘tired of an idle existence, made un principally of dinner parties, dances, and the usual round of country amusernents. "I want," she _add_s. some object before me, and to live lu London in all grades of society.
According to such an authorlti’ 09 the producer of the famous Play! 0l the oxiord Universitv'Dr»1m»1¢l° 9?' elety, ii revolutionary movement 19 taking place among society YOUHK women, who will no lo!\fI0l° ‘ln “oth” in
Ext ir a zreiit tragedy." he “YB-
“There fs really not room enough for them all on the stew. l1°“‘€V°l'f ml" nine they may ne. 'rin msc °¢ lm has been recruited largely from the leisured classes. and is better for this, but the ti-ninipg of society rifle is more tedious than in the case of others.
tificlul light,
Mlnnrd's Linlment Reliever Neuriilgis
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ment either tlrrougli the interference of the Sparnisli authorities or by the premature disclosure of _their plans. Ho sure are the royalists of the pre sent. movement that most of the men left Richmond last weck to take
active part in the rising.
Manuel, who has been the guest of
the lcai-l Lonsdale us Lowther castle
,reinstate 90 per cent of the strikers :at once and the remaining 10 per cent., when vacancies occur. They will not ilisniiss the new men who “ere ‘taken on iluring tlic strike-_ y
_ FELL 000 FEET I ___ -ciiiunii ciuciies iuiieiuciuis L
1 of Dr. b. G. Dix ii, State
the work. 'lhe food supply is get lc
.serious injury. Tire machine was lust fire months 72000 being froin'i
RO Ill. Oct 4 - Trouble be
tween strikers and strike breakers at Mounds, (‘niro anil Uentrulia, lll., induced the railroad ofllciiils tc
The starck suddenly collapsed and the Q-'2.nu;_mmh or “U ‘melllcnt the rm’ ue conl refuse started to fun rnto,` ml,q'L tf ‘I M A, th' P' "5 the mine opening like quicksand MI: UI, "mil :E `,c“' ° Um' dren the men in a vortex and prccip R0f:,r,||(,f;Il{;"1"("f_ “;‘E3§q;]”‘lH;;"‘;‘I;l ltigtjttigl them 70 fecf into the mine R (slant WML I N mm? hmds L_.
er rucn on the culm liaiii' nutlr Tm mm_`,,mc(_ I t _I
eil their absence and rescii~ i;nni,‘r uh", ,m_,l‘ ) fl ‘L lilfnce U"°‘“‘9 fioni within the mine were iiirfl- ,,,_j,m,,_ s,q:"'*‘“ ltsfllftliiiirt TH--Ai ist(-lv set io work diggiiig our the ‘H l ntowmnm I“"v f“t"_“ l""`“““@‘ iinforturiati woikiiien who by tin-. ,IP H T "_ "" 0 “" “h“"3`°
inilli l'Ilf‘e \(, tg, 3,
time hull been ioiercil by tons iv (oust hm Q sm( I
ported on the way, We want f00d_lilil't but when they wcre rcnchtd tivo »|'u.i`_m _ _A _'_ _ pm"
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ting low and as we increase our nur """"'-*""*°’*" `
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` tlfilgxce we u t find ii. way to
_ , , M0'N'l‘Pl \l.. October 'i¢'llii. (`-I1i\n- lll Pe-"l`ltll illmllilllt l\iS \l-‘lit to ull ` h‘_`:`_‘mH“ l “""~ ("'*‘°l“" 4*” “0' V """ `diuIi Piicific railway s lrulfo til»er'Iil.ioii~¢ iiiicxpectcd early terniiniition, lcaviirg;l`lCl"ll‘ll- \ ul" lf '. ` 00 tel.. ’Nll”lu(1, Mun. (let. -l-*.i\<‘<»0l'\ -int their- .Place \ii:ci~ stniou in his the castle at mirlnlght fm- |~¢i¢|,m,,,,,|;\vit.lr his bi-liliiiie lien lutc today nnil ing to statistics JH 000 settlers lrnvi ,-_ity nw. ,ww ,,051-lllgv l-u,,,|,l¢ti0n_ nir- where he orrlved today. lllllfllllg in it swnurp, escaped with i'it,entei'cii Western (Yuiiiida during the , operations which include the build _l
ng of it ntu station the eulnrgiiii;
Ml”“l"l'S lllllllllellt (/"FCS I3lll`llB. Et!! Wl`€Cl¢'?<l- the United States. lol' thc tcriuiiral _vnrils the cmrstriict- I* """"'""“""""~`-"""""""'-"‘-"""""‘~‘~`-‘-`-'~`~"‘-"'-'-‘~'-‘~ ion of it bil; steel- viaduct and the re-
Health tonimissioner in charge of ions conditirrii but llffillllbly “lll V8- ‘LIL-8-m-§'uDm}tt9q-ix--rlyglflf-‘ge-QL-Q
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RTREIL
lllwllfor 0¢'tolii~i 4--In (mo in t nie at least, London, Tngland as bten shifted to (nnada, that is for the firi.t time in lhc history of hi Doiriiinoii Atlnntri railway cqiu ll. i5-at lciist for iiuy years-the iiuniil nicttiig; of that concern will c- liclrl in \l-iiilrv ii on fb. 1(,gll of
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linodellrng of their i’l.ite \figci hotel "“E“l"i' "1‘il¢‘1‘ll ' 'it first named
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'station and in thc yards territory to“pussed the outskirti. of Mcfloinli City. l handle the crowilsi which coiigrcgate The train slid not stop and thc result. l g niillltly. of the shooting is not known. 'l*l,¢_l,, (IHIUAGO O t 4- No. more men croud participating in the iiitiick is
RAILWAY. STRIKE TROUBLE ON ILLINOIS ROADS
lover ii. million dollars
With thi- opcratioiri-i at this point P
*___~__<_._.. completed the (.. 1'. li. will liav st
our of thc finest terminals in Amer "
4 ynrie. curry for 5 fi/‘ight
r s null ten passenger track-4 .ind over an .iren of mer sclvcii liunhiiiil
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apply for an injunction which covers will he hired :it present to fill thei
estliniitell at 300 ~--~-~------ - ‘
.irc Tins is our ~ Iii" fact,
uliilc thc < inn iiin lncific rb.llw*av oriipauv has not .icii ill. illkpn over hnl. io'trl it his scciizml rt giiiliglgnt-, oiitinlling influence in its nmnagg ment The f l‘ lf, management is grailiiellv liringiui., tht 1) A R , up to the sf.ind.iid of their system, and
o\ci, but it may continue for some imc to run under thi- siiiuc old name
the entire ‘it. Louis division of the illinois Central, ‘incluiling among thi more important points cost *_lt_ Louis g Ceirfr‘aliu (‘ni'bon\lale, Mounils ami Cairo. Ten days ago ir s‘pe"ial officer' cnrbloyed by the rail- road was shot and klllcrl by the mar- shall at Mounds while thc former was escorting strike breaking clerks lo the posft office. <\ es-iterday morning ii railroad swltclrinan was probably fatally wounded ln the Mounds yards by a machinist brought there as n strike breaker but who was found incompetent and dismissed. Monday a strike breaker, Antonio Marcus. was injured at Gentralin by a hom- bardment of lrrieks from ii crowd: This was followed nt nigllt IW
places of strikers on the Illinois Tire entire Tliird Regiment Mississ
Central ltirilronil, nccoriliiig to ii ippi. National Guards has been
statement issiieil last niglrt from the dcreil to Mctlonrlr (.lty. Adjutiiut o i, f Vice l’rei-iidcnf. Pork fvenernl Friedgc left. last opening in El10llHl\ H100 -HH. n0\\' at work t lan auto and the soldiers left litter
.keep up the emergency repairs imle by special train
finltely it was said, and the mann NIAV ORLEANS Oct 4- Train facturc of numerous locomotive and badly shot up but nobody on board car specialties will be discontinueil. injni-eil_ Tbli-i telegram was received Five luindred employes of tin-_ Burn ,lt th(-_ Omen nf erupt. (lleft, of thc ll aide shops were not' niolesteil lust llnois (ventral mst night from the night when they left. rleveral hun mlldiictor in clr.fir~l:c. of the spcclul
ilrcd strikers gathered around he train attllclrgil plant but did not offer to nrolest the DURANT Miss. Oct. 4 -Several e strikers. A sneciiu detail of rity ,,,._,,,.,,,, were injured yesterday in a police has set up lreadqiinrters in ii. clash betwgen citizens of Durant and day coach just within the stockade, a puny of Stl-llrmbrsnliern' destined i and will rcrn:i.in on guard iuitll the fm. points gontli of Jackson on the
strike is settled- iiiinoir centriii naiironii
pm
HIOBE S Jl\UNT
TO COST DERR
()'l'l`AWA llrfiiliei l ini transpired tl l the little irui~i\i which the Ninlic took in grace tip Yarmouth old ironic uciik \\ill list ii good desi The icpairs in ilu- un
fortunate vessel virll amount to wards of ‘$400 000 l`hi (‘ornwnll is more seriously ilamagcd than the Niohe, and hci repairs will be iioio xpensivc l‘liesc expenses, liowewi l
will be borne by the British iidinir I any the C"n"dm" govcmmvnt \ 1' built l 'il l’ lm i- nd flic br nch
ng the expenses incurred nt llnlifiv I
ulien that is conipliilr-d will tukc it
t
iilicudv the i‘ l Tl, is exercising a iiiailiid influciitc in the country tr'ivi~i~.<-il by ilie D A R , and gg re- sull the in-iv niailn;-1 for Ninn lqcotm illtliltc-\ in the Umiaiiinii utst is ilue to
ii ciiti'ipii~rc of tlic t
CONTRACTS FOR
EASTERN RAILWAY
ill'1"\W1\ (N‘t<\`f‘iu l-- H, iolgyg
uitiing of the cnbiiiei council con o i couple iff ( l extensions Ninn htotia [hc linc from Dart mouth to Di-an Settlcnieirt will ho
ix i I , ii a
lliiiiugli truvshoio rounti by tht' No
H ti t f
assault on J. C. JncobS. rl llmke' man, by ir rnilrond detective. As e result .of the trouble the chief Ol police at (ientralla has al>ll0ll\t‘*‘l twelve men for duty at the railroad
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Yesterday the Northumberland left this portgat 8.30 a m l0l‘ Plctgt; with passengers. Ielizllli °¥Pl'°" *gnc mail docking at 12-05 P 1”' _ _ left on return nt 4.30 D- m- l"""“l)-ld ing passengers, frellillli °’P"°“’ ° yesterday; N 9 mail and ar\“(l‘\:_*;‘l at g_10 |,_ m__ Stheslgsves this in
lug for Picton a - - _
Yesterday the Harland remained ip port all day. Fri<ll1Y Sh* l°“"'¢“_ ,“ 1. 5.30 a. m., for East River, returning
at 9.30 ya, m., She leaves igalnytlllé the afternoon at D ljl-1 °l`
River returning at nfklff-
inoksoiv Mini., §~r<‘.. _ Montgomery, a striker. lf* b°h°v°‘l “ml he fatally injured, and it number ofl
loaded with strike breakers at Mc Comh (‘-ity Miss, late yesterdnY. iw
coach loads of strike breakers were arrested.
strike-breakers en route to New Oi' loans, was riddled with b\\ll0¢H RB li WW. l
' wsiiuiisii roiiscssr ec.
Toronto, Oct. 6-Decreasing north-
,land cool. ' i
Yesterday the EHS*-°l'“ °‘l"`”“ "M" -2* -'”“ "“ ,
fifteen minutes lBf¢°» the W°9"°‘°“ “.“d 'this morning was thirty-seven de~ Summerslde accommodation trninslgrees above zero' were _on time. l-l10 E95t°"“ “°°°"““°` The length of today will be eleven dation was fifteen minutes late and hours and tbl,-¢y.Dn¢ mlmif,¢g_ ure western express was WMV _'rin use win be iugir tins morning
minutes late. nt 9.04 and tomorrow morning at
fi _ 9'58_ it will be lush tonyght at 10
toiiiissssn iinvsnriinsiii"
other persons more or less seriously >(T°° 15*-° f°f ol°"1“°°u°n) A
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ltll\iIzrtw[l`iTclTh‘il>clcTisi"il'l:El 0ifmTn§litrLTi5l(y Tdl i A2-E510 glifry dEyAU%:ur§12rs,!l:l)gw° *lpuin for liotterdnin i.\ii~. in irilli 1 ‘ 4- 'rift ii lowing the arrival of n Bllwllll lmllllsom & Co 9 Udzmpd- E
`"TllE_0DY who desires permanent J__ _employment and to earn three
coming to news received here. Piis dollars when they start should apply tols and stones were used. Three at Guardian at once. 10-6¢ll;l
_`§'§Tp'_`_l (Jiarlottetwon Sept
'27th. return ticket from Boston
JACKSHON Miss. Oct. 4-Accord to Suminerslde. Finder will bc re inf to advices received from McComb warded by returning same to'Howard (iity last night lille Ulllll b°f“"l“K McFarland, Fernwood. A__1_0,_51ll`ll
fAT(')“Tll7'l‘”"7`1~lic_two tenements on
the two story double house
(‘.o_rner Brighton Avenue and Bpril\81
Htreet. -Immediate Possession. -ln' quire nt 53 Brighton Avenue, or ut
' 308 Euston Bt. . l0-§¢l3l-
___l'l`O_'llION,_fm‘Ti_i_tiire at the residen-
‘westerly to northerly winds; fairi Ace Mrs. W. F. Farrow. 177
Grafton Street. on Thuriidsy_ Oct- l2th., commencing st 10. 0¢l°°k
~ l P 1 ru r c inui.
on time, the Southern express wasl The tempemtlwe at three 0 clgclg forenoon. ar or. un¢1'0_ m
bedroom and kitchen 'fiirulture- ll» B°ef»i_<i»Ai-.°.¢_iei=.fef.____ _~__1_°;6<r§_'_-
QATISFAOTION guaranteed in L cleaning and repairing Witch" and clocks, 26 years 0!D°ll°ll°°°~ Prompt delivery and m0\lBl'Bl’»¢ prices. F. 8.' Mitchell, Great George
IERORLMTE ARJLCE
MONTREAL TO OTTAWA
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MoN"rnmAL. oct. . 8.-An aviation Gnrtisr biniene: Ferry tune, mime- mei ir to in iiuii iii' miorimnr pm rlene. 111111 R. iviinuicii with ii Morwe
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zltogtreal, from OW 7 5°. n"‘“d °“° mgllllgukneflew from Paris to London
° 'mum will _ln s crm-eouutrv 'ini his im Jenn rs. nutrient. nm
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_ __<99a€\:l_\i“$;@;____ 'The morning paper is a COMPLETE PAPER, covering the news of the world for twenty-four hours ln each issue. To do»less than that is to make a piece-meal newspaper-a. sort of bulletin, prepared merely to af!- penl to people who have time only to
d head-lines. Buch renders are
lima _tomorrow night at 11.sz_ St.. opposite Worthy s Behr?-d 1 d I 'nie on mr tonight at 5.34 and _ _.__ ___._._.1°.° tl’ ° ltomorrow night at 5.82; it rises to- `~RS.q-TTA. McDonald, 30 Brighton
'morrow morning at 6.04 and Sun- Road will sell by private _sale _day morning at 6.05. t is ,aftkrnoon ‘ between two and five ‘ The moon sets tomorrow morning o’clock some pieces of furniture .lu- at 5.13. cluding oak budet, oak. hall stand,
The lowest temperature recorded I.lhrary` table, sectional book calc.
.yesterday was forty-four degrees s- one large upholstered arm rocker and bme zero and the hlghcili will Illlty l>BllY_£Bl' l5 _________._ ______..
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0" b}r»th cu~.e- tl\c`i.oii‘ricf nas let in the
S|NKS|l'irrn liutlinl, in the loiiicsr ti-ndci
im.no\i oct - 're iiiiiieii BOMB THRUWER ARRESTED
Steamship Hatfield fiour Hin-lvii, -~~-
on yesterday with thc lliitish stcuni 1 r f bo ‘ inriiri use in d ship Crliisgow fioui liotiridurn l mzlit \\l|¢ii ctriiives took in D\m,l,.,,, ,md was Null; All 1, i- l-Int in or ini; I Iicliiro, vilio when fields crew, nunibeiing .ibout iuvils iit‘icil tlic *illL"~» BM. WHS men, were ilmwm-(l in ro how- ii .ii~. poincaision two The Hatfield liuil gonc to the .i il in I b i ‘ii lrr=l“"L\7l Hlllilles
glstancrr of tbl-i,lnsgo\v uliicli hail t ii fli bi-.i.l\‘ 'riv lu- the mo hrgki-n bei steering igciii und find sig ,, ,ngeloiis lo mftrn ~l marhlncs nailed for iisslstanrc ir or-*I1 lll" li0"l‘f` "ll0l'R*
--~- ii mil, r' b.iug the lcidcr of one
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M,-Cmlllr <‘_['l'\‘, ltfiss., Oct. 4-lice ‘films t"ii';_.W rlii-:y` i°ti;.i~iIliircflPtl\it;"f“(i>a rg(
Hn|,_.y_ “Kell 4:., it striker, wus e|i_otici-nl. __:i1-i..~ .i. no coin c ‘I and kiuer] early tuility ncar thi' 1ll1_n-lsriiiill iinii-`.r‘fx-'r\._r`L;'tii\(`<‘<\$‘if\Tl`;\;£;l\`;g&|- ols Central niiop:-i. Ile leaves o wiil- thc oni- _Inst nit, _ .in irn \ . ~
ow and two children. His sluvers sri- eil up Un ii Ulf-l\“l°*‘l CllF\l`\§@ Ol °°~"`Y‘
` in d nnuritc.
unlcnowu. if V
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None of us can stand uninterrupted lfor compass and chart with s jump.
good fortune, and it would not liellt is when you get hit ou the head good for us if we could. Man is not with ii brick that you discover that made to sit down like a hump on s there is si possibility of somebody ot log nnd rot. He clthcr accumulates something being between the side- corporatlon or gall when he has walk and tho sky. David ‘Hamm nothing to dn but feel good. The says "Fleas is good for s dogfbef heat man on earth, if he he given un- ienuse they keep hiiu from broodln’ limited chance to have everything his on 'bein' a dog." 'Trouble ll the belt own wal, will forget that there is u ,thing that ever struck you, ll V011 God ln Heaven, men on earth, and .r ikwniv how to use it. You may have devil everywhere. Fai:_.thii\ reiui ~i in fortune left you, and receive A trouble is n good thing. It makes us ,curse with lt, but what you get and think. It in when you strike a rock learn from real hard knocks will stay
'Ice from Montreal .to Ottawa. '
Tl" entrants for ,the nes are M. monoplane at the Ottawa exhibition, “'°°°`l°r. Giirun ltnuinoi M. rin¢ii1i;li1ii¢ rua not Irv there-
is a Montreal boy. Mestach had bl!
| mg; _ nln'e a. n. yesterday it was fifty-six
'ver-tising as s an D10 'degree' above “ro and at mm P` mu
`|linsi°d's Llnimunt fnrysslo ovaryvjlere it was fnft!'f°“" d°l\’¢¢9 Bl1°V° ¥°"°-
na lThe coldest recorded the previous ` OWESRG, .Burke's -Tllacyll. Und? about as apt to be’ lng“,n¢,d by ,,¢l.»night was forty-three above aero. At _bvet;iprket, oven lawfu nysztggidtg
Mlnnrd’s Llulment Cures Dandruff.
Clllli You realize that nsvlkatlou is with you. All trouble is not `eall'll~
something more than "white wings" litmus. "In the day of advenity con~ and rippling waters. It starts you liner."-From Stray Shots. _