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or/it BIRTHDAY ‘ Disiincrions

Th, Duchess of Fife and Dqughters,_With One T Canadian Senator are on the List--Sir I james Gowan is an Aged Knight and a Conservative in Politics.

IJ|.\_l)O).’ N,,,_ _»¢_~iSpecivai)~Kinq Ed. md-=.l,i,_|1,,luy honor list contains few

_‘alum of general in tcrcst. Thcpuciiess of lflfe is given the title of mums, Royui "nil her daughters are de- _maioil Iliuiuii-ss und Princess. ‘ Mon “-;,,,1,.-,,,~, i~‘irst Comniissioner of works is iiiailc an I-Iurli

Bm" E,.e,,,_.l, i< niaiie a Viscount;

G ini-ge Darwin is made

Pmirssol' ‘ high, Cm", ofthe Bath.

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I OWN-,\_ Nm-_ 7.---Dr. Robert Bell, act-A Wig,-,ii-ini-ni ilu- geological survey, re~| mmol liniiir loiliiy after an extended visit ‘ii ilu- Yukon and llrltisli Columbia, shire hc wciit to iiivestigate into mining ioniiilions. lic expresses the belief that ilelulioiiIi:1sii;;i~ciit future as a gold piniiiiing cuinlry.

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lllli All IIASI _ WAS IIISMISSIII

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', llo_\'iiox_ N. ll., Nov. 7.-The Scott nets me brouglit against E. Govnnit by tl.\e` liieoi' ii wi-li-lriioivii resident., who np- puircii in i-ourt in prosecute, was dismiss- eilthiiiiitcrnoon--for lack of convictliig triilenec.

ICOIVIING NOV. 20TH.

lriollhrinrglieiitizill the Boston enter-

llie- public for the purpose of

lu-_in on the evening of Nov.

Iiiliihc Y. C. A. management feels coiiililenitlinilu- can do so most satis-

elll-iitlvely. Kendall hasa

repuinlinn which he will un- livc up to in every sense of :he

iron who expect ix classica rnieiiiiiiiiiieiiishould not patronize this our, iis itispopulnr pure and simple. Il`itii his iissistniits Mr. ‘Kendall `wlll

provide us good a two hours

tntertiiininciit ns has been heard in ilhirlotictcn-ii ioi- some time. Don`t forget thu iinic l\ion<luy Nov. 20th.

|iiir:=i :sei ass: Sec our Box on Counter,

Reduced _

Ladies’ colored 5oc Misses’ leggings, ` black, _ 501;

Cl1ild’s leggings,

black - . _gee

_ Now is your chance at

little costto keep' the family wat‘m.- ‘ i

Call early ai;

Goff Bros.-

In the colonial list Senator J. R Gowon

of Canada ia made Knight Commander of

St. Michael and St. George and George

Greville, British Minister to Mexico gets n similar honor.

Senator, I-Ion. .Iames R. Gowan was

created u Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in 1803. He was

called to thc Senate in 1885, is ninety years oi' nge and n (lonservatlve.

HAIIAIIIAN WHIIN

INVISIIGAIIIIN

U'i"|‘A\vA, Nov. 7-Coniiniiniler Spniii.

goverimient wreck coininissioner, has been instructed by the minister of murine and fisheries to make an Iuiuicdiate ln~ quiry into the accident which occurred Friday to the Bavarian steamer ofi`Grosse Isle.

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O'i"rl\\vl\, Nov. 7-Mr. Duguidftlie Eng*

lish expert, who is making a report upon I-he class of ice-breaker to use between Prince. Edward Island and the mainland has completed his work. He has sent ii long exhaustive report to the minister. It is expected that a boat. built on the lines laid down in thc report will be able to keep navigation open during the winter season.

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CY COOKERY FOR

FAN CHRISTMAS GIFTS

\Vhat would Cliristiiiiis he without the

t_i-iulitionnl dinner with the good old- fushioneri plum pudding and the numer- ous other scasonablc daintiesll But some- thing new in this line is the practice. coming into favor, of`including various forms of cookery among oiie's Christmas gifts. In the Dccenihcr Dslineator there is ii suggestive chapter in “The Making of a Housewife." giving many useful :hints to this purpose. “Sl1i,<£!0Sil°nS f°l` I* Chiid’s Christmas Party," “Various Plum Puddings and I-Iaruionious Sauccs,"and "Qooiuc Limo cores for Holiday 0°. cnsions" as well as something new to add to oue's menus.

NEW

BOOKS.

We have just opened up 'THREE CASES of books DIRECT from the ENGLISH PUB- LISHERS. I Books of Poems,

Books for Boys and Girls,

Prayer Books,

Bibles, Hymn Books..

to open this week l Our first co11S_igU111¢nI

Xmas trade. ,

of English goods for,

-a Sad Case

several tinics attempting to persuade her daughter to join her in suicide, Mrs. Ruth

Eaton, an aged woman today killed herself hy drinking carbolic acid,

She was in poor ciraurnstances and

became despondent over the prospizct of a

, hard winter-‘s work.

PNINII PIIAISIS

AMIIIIIIAN NAIY

'Says Yankee Fighting Ships

Now onthe Stocks are the Envy of Europe-Mess- age From King Edward

(New York Herald).

Prince Louis of Battcnburg, command-

er of the British cruiser squadron nt Annapolis, responded to the Presidenifs cordiiil greeting not only by delivering a vcrbaimci~isuge of good will from King Edward VII, but by expressing in terms of unqualified praise his opinion of the American navy. This was only one inci- dent of ii day brilliant with oilicinl enter- taining, but the fact Liinl. the suilorl Prince, formerly chief intelligence. oiliccr of the royal navy, declared that the North Atlantic fleet was a splendid force in every respect, that the ninount and chamafn.-._ ot ..:iA.u.i'e.rlcau wiir . ship- coiistruction now on the stocks was the envy of Europe, tliat the American system of ediicution for nn val officers at Annapolis was one which all the world recognized it should pattern from, and finally that the midshlpnien at the Academy constituted the finest boily ofyouiignien he had ever seen, was a compliment deeply appreciated by the President, Secretary Bonaparte, Rear Ail- mirni Converse, clilcf of the Bureau of Na.vigai»ion, _and all officers who have learned of lt. _

Laterin the day the Prince, who had

been detained at the British Embassy, visited the navy department and expres- scd his regrets at having delayed his cali.

thc Secretary and Rear Admiral Con-‘ verse that the Prince spoke so highly of: the American service, practically ac-_ knowledging it as the leader in naval;

tween the British Rear Admiral and oth cers of the same grade in the American-' service. He is nearly ten years younger than Rear Admiral Converse, who has' been a flag officer for less than two years.

Fifty-two years old, the Prince is yet

the junior of many American command- ers ann onlya little the senior of some American lieutenant commanders. I-Ie has many years of service before him, while, with the exception of RearAdmlrnl Evans, few American ting officers have time enough ahead to round out ii full cruise ns squadron commanders, This contrast is doing ninch to drive home the argu- ments of advocates of more rapid promo- tion in the United States navy, which is onmittofiiy tophenvy with nze-

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

roar or ciiiiiiorrrrowii. I

Nov. 7, S. S Halifax, Ellis, Boston. Nov. H, nr: Janette, Irving, Richibucto, N. B.;Magno, Richard, Magdalen Is~ lands; Millie, Washburn, Frazer, Pic-` ton; Charming Lass, Cormier, Port Hood. ‘ Nov, 7, cld: S, S. Halifax, Ellis, Boston. Nov. som: Jonoite. Irvlns. Rlvhlbnnw N, 13,; Magna, Richard, Magdalen ls- lands.

Couglu, nlils. hoannun, and other throat:

ailments ire quickly relieved by Oraaolene; tablets, ten cents porboxo All ilrugliltl.

It was at this time in conversation withf

I Plsiis are

0'r'i‘_-\\v/i, Nov. 8.-(Speeliill-The plans

for the new ice-breaking steamer for use between Prince Edward Island and the mninlandwhich wete presented today are along new lines. I

The steamer isdcsigncd to cut ice in-

stead df ci-dshlng it and the steinncr will be the most powerful of its kind in Canadii. ' The plans call for a twin screw steel

staeiner 260 feet long, 42 foot beam, IB feet

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ii inn wiiiii PLA THE REAR A iiiisiiii iiii ICE-B`REAKERi" B”

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'slriictioii' to `B"e hastened' Forward’ When - 'proves I1

Ap' roved "

ST. Joris, Nov. 8 (Special)-After A P 9

` drauglit and five thousand horsepower.

The bow is of the splitting type above

and the flat crushing shape below.

Tlis object is to split the piled-up ice as

well as to crush the pans.

The designs will go beforc a committee

on Prince Edward Island navigation and as soon as approved of British shlpbuild ers will be asked to tender for her speedy construction.

oiiiiiiiiiiiiiwi iiii iiis iiii

By,S_hooting- His Ten Year Old Son Witnesses His

_ Rash Act

S'i‘. JOHN, Nov. 9.-(Special.)~Cliiiries-

S. Meikle committed suicide yesterday hy shooting himself In the brain.

He was despondcnt because his son ti-ii

years old would not attend school.

Meikle and his son were standing at the

stove together when the father commit. ted Ilis rush act.

Meikle _ comes from Charlottetown

where he has c. brother naw living.

wiiisiirs ii

iiiiiiiuiniiin

ST. JonN's, Ntld., Nov. 7-(Special)-The

British cruiser Latona stationed at Bay of Islands, which was expected to leave more shortly io Join' ino soyuo ond Sappho nt Halifax, received special orders yesterday indicating that she is likely to remain here till Christmas, owingto the American Fishery dispute.

This is undeirstood to nienn that an early

termination of the pending negotiations is unlikely.

outside the maritlm'e~pi~ov|nces and the remainder in Prince Edward Island and

Annapolis, Kings, Hants.Cumberland and'

IAIIIIIIS WANI

-- _ _ '._~r.'-‘

'T Mowrnmir., Nov. 7.-The tnrifl commis-

duty on material imported into Canada

the cduhties of Shelbume, Yai-mouth,

EANAIIIANS WIIII

Russians Subjected Piciou and -BrItish'CoIumbia Men to Great Hardships.

I.nxi>0N, Nov.fi-Robert Findlay ol

ili~iti.~;ii Columbia ami Charles Grunt, of i’ii-i.ou, the Canadians who were takenpri- sont-rs when the Russians captured the .Iiipnni-sesenling schooner, have arrived in Loiuloii, in-inging it letter to Lord Strath- cona from the Brithih Consul at St. Petersburg. Lord Strutlieona is arranging to send the men home, as both are ~ pen- niless.

The men tell of great privation and

neglect, loss of money and goods. They

from St. Petersburg, where their cliiliii' for compensation was ignored.

They nlll renew their claim through

the Cnnanian Government.

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IAINIII KIIINAPPIII HIS llilll GIHI

Daniel I. Allen Enticed His Daughter Across inter-

progress. '-'i'”*-* stockholflerm and

The most significant feature of this lit-,_ Nmiiana F.ii.Ls, November il.-A safety fund lodged with the Finance

tic function was the contrast of age be-5 _ case of quiet kidnapping which oc- Minister ~to insure the redemption of

-' 0

curred here on Saturday, came t light to-day. Dhniel J. Allen of |Bui’-

falo, recently secured a divorce from creasing with the

.his wife, Esther E. Alien, and the than n generation, and has proved to

be abso utely sound and safe, while its elasticity is

courts granted him the custody of his thirteifn-year~old ' daughter. Mrs.

_'_ Allen, anticipating action by the volume to all the varying needs of

The number Of new Students GUI-9l‘I"E court, took the girl and came to the the business of which it is an essential Dalh0\1SlethiSf1\ilISl22» 'H1959 “T9 dis' home of her father, Sylvester James, instrument. Canada owes much of her ifl'iI>\li¢li 118 f0lI0W51'~9‘I:Il1 MW and In in this city. Allen wanted his daugh- mpid advance and steady prosperity In nnre and applied Science: ll in medicine ter, but did not want io try to en- i-ooonoyenm to arid15inloW- While I-IIB I-OIRI Humber force the order of the divorce court system, which departed widely at‘tho 0fIl0W Siillfliilliii IDM' NWC 5%!! B¢1\1BlI0‘I regarding the child on Canadian soil. He start from that of Great Britain and iid- ill f°\"lll9l`Y9“l‘9.i»h0l1ll1l\b€I'0fl\¢WS¢\ldFni-S learned that she was at his father-in-Iaw's opted the best features of the best of our IYl9~I`i'5l\¥\dB°I91\0° WIS YG!" 15 lille IUTBPBI house and watched till he got an Oppor- State banks as they existed before the In U10 l1lSt0!'Y °f W0 COIIPES- TW°\‘\¢.Y' tunlty tosee her alone and coax her across national system rose out of the exigencies tive of them have entered the courses In, the rlvcrineo Now York state. This he ofthe Civilwnr. €hgIl108l`il\R~ succeeded In doing on Saturday. Mrs. before their eyes our financiers and The i\0l'l\BS 0! IJIB DSW Bi-lldBI\iS BTG Allen and her father were in close pursuit statesman obstlnatcly refuse to learn NWS A000'/951 HBIIIBX CIW and CDUIIW and the whole party appeared before anything from 47$¢|\2|Sl|1H‘l Of C1196 Bl'¢I'0Il 17: PICA-00'] Police Judge Banks of Niagara Falls, rency is deprived of its chief utility and '~‘°“°i»Y 145 C°I°h°9i-91' °°IiI‘i'Y 113 NBWA N- Y-» i0 H8119 the lhlllfihl' °\\I2- The made ii clumsy and costly substitute for B\”\\l1SWI0k9¢L\1\1€Db\ll`E 00\ll\I~Y 76 i»W0 Judge upheld the divorce court's order. so muehreulmoncy.

and confirmed the father in possession of the child. Allen agreed to let the little girl write to her mother whenever she- liked. Sheiniplnreil to be allowed to go

ADI-i8°hlBh--H“lIf&X Herald- ' back to her mother, but Allen took her to

Buffalo with him.

SUPREME COURT

' " Nov. eu..

I In renpplicatlou of John 0’Bri`en to remove ii conviction made by Stlpenditry Inman. Montague under the C. T. Abt

Attorney General Peters showed cause against therule and A. J. B. Mellini!

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CNICAW. MARKETS' 'I "h° 2°” h'"d we" "W "'°'”h°”° t'°"`I \Ilnard'| Llnlmant Relieve: Neurllgin-

Dmmoo Nonmber B_ (snow __ ors w o presented n request to reduce the _ _ V

Deo- 001'! (MWNUI Ml! 00412 47d fm.. me mnnufumfe of °|°¢||g_ TM pre We offer 12 elderdown quilts, as light

\WhO\% U WMM 90N ,mt duty is 30 W, ,mm ,nd the kilo" as a feather, and ata price as light as air

PGH! 1 rn* "9 -Jas. Paton 8: Co 9d2\

EIIUIIII IIllAiIIl'”e“f“"“"”“"”""

were compelled to pay their own pas_s.¢_1_g§_L.__...__ __ _ _

na-tional Line' IGovernment, und`

Ni-:w Yonk, Nov. H.--( Special.)-That a

bitter iight will be waged in thc Courts to decide whether McClellan or Hearst will rule New York for the next four years is now assured.

The complete returns give McClellan ii

plurality of 3,485 votes, the smallest ever recorded for a successful uiayoralty candi- date.

Hearst today snnounced his intention

totake an immediate appeal to the Su- preme Court, his managers having de- clared that they have secured evidence of .illegal acts against one thousand Inspect- ors of Elections and that thirty thousand

defrauded of their

votes.

District Attorney Jerome declared him-

self ln favor Heiirst's action and will im-

mediately institute a searching investiga- tion of the alleged frauds.

ST ALLEGES

I I GROSS FRAUDS

Booauseof poverty, ||| Heaiihiwiii Be Powerful and of Entirely new Design Illegal Acis and iI‘@APPf°a°h Of Winter A ` I `--To tat and Crush? the Ice-Iler Con- ' 5 His SUPPo

of Inspectors and Thousands of rters Disfranchised-Jerome Ap- earst’s Appeal to the Supreme

_ court.

}’iirr.i\in-:i.i>iiis, Nov. 7.-Pliliailclpliia

has been swept by the reformed uiove-

' ment, the city party ticket winning by a

surprisingly large plurality.

I Whild returns from only six of the ILE

wards in this city hail been counted up to midnigh§ enough is known of the result in the remaining wards to imili-ate the defeat of the republican local ticket hy from 60,000 io 75,000 plurality.

The victoiv of the city party carries

with It the election of Wm. II. llcrry, the Democratic and reform candidate for state

treasurer. J. Lee Plummer, the repuh- lican candidate for that oillce, was badly cut throughout the city and state, and he

has lost his own county, which is usually republican. The result has every appear- ance of a landslide for reform, not only in Philadelphia, but throughout the state.

IIIUIIS EANAIIIAN

SISIINI BANKING

United States Should Copy Our System, Says tho_N. Y. Journal of Commerce.

The New York Journal of Commerce

in advising the United States to copy tne Canadian system of banking, says in part:

The ease and safety with which the

chartered banks of Canada finance the crop movement of the Dominion ought to be u lesson to the llnited States, for it is an annual demonstration of the superiority of the Canadian banking iiystem sofar as itsrelation tothe currency is concerned. As is well known, there are In that system some thirty-five large banks with numerous local branches, established wherever there is suffi- ceut need to support the small-

est banking institution. Tlgeir notes, the volume of which I limited to their paid-up capital, rest upon their own credit and not. that of the

are secured by a

iuoileruic cash reserve, a first lien upon assets and double linhility of

buttrcsscd with a

that full. This bank Bted, In volume in- need for it, for more

all notes of banks currency has exl

such as to adapt its

her admirable banking

With this object lesson

it, and our bank cur-

IIAIIAIIIAN IN

SAME PIISIIIUN

If the Liner is Floated, Work of Repairing Her Will be Very Costly

l\Io1\"rm-rar., Nov. 7.-“You may any tiuii.

there is absolutely no change in the posi- tion of the Bavarian since Sunday. 'i`li<-rc is, of course, some water in her biiges, hui. there is certainly no water in her holds excepting No. 2." This is the stntemi-iii. made hy Mr. George Hnnniih, general passenger and ticket agent. of thc Alliui Line, when shown n despatch from Que- bec regarding the Biivm~inn's coiiflilinn.

Mr. Hannah stated thiit the cause of the

grounding wi due to the fnctiluit the light on the Ili - _ 'rrite Tail huoy was not. lit, and thc Pilot mistook it for the lighr. on Si. Thormis Shoal. Tliougii this light. had not been lit for two days, the Pilot, the Captain, or the agents at Quciioc had not been notified. lie ndilerl, that work was going on with nil speed, having plenty of man mp] ,lplmr atusfroin Quebec. lie :lecliireii thnt it was I-he ilemfral opinion that the ship can he heated, and she will be docked at Quclu-i», though the expense of repairing the en- gines and boilers would bc very costly.

Minard's Linlment Cures Dandrufi.

Eight more pieces of new sniting ninth

and jacket cloth received nt l‘nton’.~._

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