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. liiiercst lu ull matters affecting the tru.iis|»oi'tatioil betwesn this l’rovince “mi ihe iuiiiiilnnd luis greatly incronii cd owing to the new hope-that has iirisin from the incoming of 3 new Go\'eriiineiit at_Uttawa and the en- couraging words spoken by Hon. Mr Borden iinil` Hon. Mr. Hazen when they visited the Province in Septem- ber lust. 1‘}BlJ¢CiU-ily has new inter- ,-_,,-; in-_velopedlin the (mpeg i-4,n¢,¢,_ on-iiig to the strenuous advocacy ol

llr. Muigphy in Prince Qounty and M_ (;. Siddall, who was the Uonssivativri cniiilidiite in Westmoreland, N. B,

Since the ovei'tiirn these two gentle- iiieil ure, of course, influential with lllr. l3ordeii's Government, and emi. ti'ol the federal patronage in their re- spective counties where the Capes ure, With a host of -others 'in the gust, west aild centre of the Province, they are most desirous to iiavc “something doing" at the Capes that shall be better and more em.

cient thun the ice-boat service/ of the

pust. _

Yesterilay,n'»orning »a party [mm

this city, Sackville and other parts tcok occasion to visit Cape Traverse with ii view to see the lay of the lunil and learn the sentiments ofthe people with regard to what should be done. The party included Supm-_ _ iiiteiiilent Sharp, Donald Nicholson’ M. l‘_, F. (I. Harris, Genrrsl Mana..

ser null Charles Plcligrd Sec;-etaw 'l‘rciisiii'ci~ of the N. B. and P. E. Is- land liailway, W. F. Tildmarsh, W,'I‘, Hiiggnii, R. 1.. Cotton, W. S. Lou. sou, Utto Grnhhe, J. E. B. McCrea,dy iuid others. ~ _ The run to Cape Traverse was 'i\li°Kly inode. and there the party were inet _by teams and under convoy of lfrauk Schaffer, Ed E. Crosby and otders were taken to Carleton Head, where the topographical fea- tures of the situation were viewed. Photographs of the party were made as they stood on the bank overlook- ini; the Strait. With Cape Tormen- iine full in view -it seemed aliniint in- credible that something had not -been iloue in the generation that had luissvil since the two railways were lniil down on both sides of the water iv liruvillc it connecting link. .f But__there were the waters, unbridg- ed phovc, untunncled below, and still without n connecting ferry, al- though ueiirly thirty years ugo, in the days when Hon. J. C. Pope was Niiiister of Marine, coal wus stored fit (Tape Traverse to provide fuel for the old steamer Northern Light, which find been intended to lake isp the servii~c. lili-.i\`cliuvfer, and (.‘npt.(`»aiupbell of

wiioiii certificates had been trails `

[erred have iiotiyet located.

fore thc end of the year and the mm;

ministratiou of the ‘law will be taken

si _ gf _

_”"`“ - ture, when the Hon. W. J. Hanna an-

HALii~‘Ax, Nov. ii--The Halifax ".°““°°‘l fm” it “"1” 0"” Of *lm Wes"

Hel'ald’s auuounccnient yesterday mms whlch the government would

Mills and Stanfield's Limited, wa; N0 announcement y.et has been mad” read with a great deal of interest. as to what Mtn?" Wm be take" with The agreement was ratified yesterday lhgard to dub lwellses. but it is uu- Truro dispatch. It is not a sale to ‘S to bc Iedllced' '

Stni1firlds's, hilt rather that the

Hewson company is to he reorganized lage' - `

and enlarged in order to provide ~

more capital, enlarged the plant and

secure thc co-operation of other '

to meet the growing .demands for the charged- in a warrant with the murder

co'mpany‘s wares. The company has of policeman Arthur Bissonette, made and af>l>I`0\'e<l the action of the Sec- _beeii making excellent progress. its through _Jos. Burrows, her lawyer, ret-_,ry fu, the (-Ulomey D1. Von Lu, I BUSTON, November 10-Forty ves-

iinderuare and cloths are popular and _,ave rise to the belief today that she

The ncw C0mDaUy Will be l<Il0Wu as will clear me of suspicion and per-

_Hewsoii’s Dimited, and H. L.dHcwson hops furnish is eine to the persons rc- _ ‘ ‘will ccutiuuc as nuuulgine irwtvf- 5 ousibie for au the crimes that hav o'r'r.\w_/i, Nov. 9-An ' ore rf -

Joh" ‘md Frank Smnlleldf “T Trllmi llléell l”-lil all my fl"0l'-" e council has been passed appoihtilllf AT

nre to be associated with the new -_-2-~_____ Hugh T Kwy K C of ,|_0r0nt_f` management' F' B' Mcourdy and | a la\v partner df llon I Foy td "'"ml’a"y are "mlerBt00d to bc behind ` - the position on the. (lntdrio l-li'li the iindertakiiig and the ciilargeiueiit Court bench _.Uudc_;c_i vacant by _L_ and enhanced importance’ of this -__ death of Justice McMahon mst'

great Amlierst industry is certain. MUNTRFA _ spring_

The int°ention_is to add to the build- - 1 ll- NUV- 7*‘llUS€U“ 1S\ _ _

h once more brought into prominence

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zgililissxglnidlgtlo ins a `new mac inery_ in if; kc0nnAef_tiU__ 'with the National

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_ It seems pretty certain that the

Uhitcd Stiller und U10 Rivet LBKCI new Toronto Arena will not be ready were shown in pictures with statisti- for ii, long time, and in discussing

cal details of their size, cost and the the question of what to do with Tor- , I I '~ 'T ~' »- g

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work they are do ng. onto, it was suggested by George

fn ' brief the prevailing opinion Kennedy, ofthe 1'-nnailiens that 'l'o_r

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Hmong those assembled soeineil to bc onto niiglit make arrangement;-i with in tm-,_ _

that it thorough survey should he Iiostou to vley ull its llomc matches

the ii-shone se,-vie¢_ cxliiaiiwri ur, tiiwmhile nt, the earliest priu-.ticnble date there, till the ’l`oi--into ire is coin

llflrly the depth of the water nt va- rious distances from the shore, the tidal currents, thc ice conditioini iii winter in 9, vel‘y interest-,ing manner und rliurti-1 were also on hand t0 L’lV0 fiirtlier iufornintion on the subl0L`l»- licturuim; to the hotel, where an ex- cellent dinner was servcil,nn informal i'oiifei'euce was held nt which the con- vr_i'suf.ion turned upon tunnels _iiiid viii- fi-iries. Different nieinbers of the eoiullniiy ciich contributed his qiii-.ta of knowledge, and questions were “Slicd and answered. Much practical iiiforiiintion was thrown rm the f-1065" lion of car ferries and the ice-break-

with estimates of the cosii for both l’l0f-°\l- ` a tunnel nlid ii car ferry, and as the "_****i'

¢,m1qt_ri|ct,ii)|i gf the tllnllel would hu

r f rry should be proceeded- with nu

Stun can possible, with n. third rail

laid for the broml-g'aiige cars of the' ____ ’

to B ile l

“mmws l um. tu \'crltc::'<li\y ll;eHE~iortliiiinb;ri;lahdc{ei:

'ppc deep iiiti-.i‘cl~li. slioivn by :ill pre- l"l ll Y -' _*H* l"~- " ' "‘

_ med with we _mlcnthupe with passengcis, ficiizlit, express ani-

"°"‘ “fn” Rin mn hc,“nm,l.m__en ut niuil doekini: at 11.10 ii. ni., Slit gfilllliétergthe gl, “Bp0l.t'M_io“ Bc,-_ left on r'eturii 1.30 p. in., bringiup oi __ tween wig rflsovincc and tm pa.~:sengers, freight express and yes V N.: C .H ` -rt '__ turned _ ferday's N. S., mail and arrived her.

?`,l§,;|;:2;1€£.tOwniel‘l;1;tl;’ naar Fix 03 at 5.'p. ni., She leaves this morning

inf: ferries of Russia, Denmark-, thol

I ’ | af. 7..0 for Picton. ' naval visitors, which reached -£12,-

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°l°°k ` Yesterday the S. S. Harland migde

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:rs, but partly fair and mild.

, -I-------*-*"' turning at 8.30 a» In- She Will l0fWl‘ 'Ilia temperature at three o‘clock

SAUKVILLE, N. B., Nov. 9-In

wluit was probably the hardest lou- iiht football match ever played here, Aciidiii tied Mount Allison this after- "00n. neither sides scoring. At 3 0'- cloek Referee N. C. Ralston blew the whistle andthe struggle began, and continued until 5 p. m. There were numerous interruptions io the way of men getting hurt, the referee being hardly sharp enough. Fully 1.000 people witnessed' the game and the enthusiasm was great. a full hundred came from Aesllig, and the 3 adliifl 10 iuhiwrtel-s from Amlierss Backvllh Md nearly every town made the wel- kin ring with their 'llls. Near the and Elle second lmlf. Smith of 3;, Ugiii, .ind 'ons of his ‘Cllr broken' nt’ the' onlie. McKean. 0| Acadia, had all tllkle- sprainetl, Buck- ley. oi Mouui. Allison. was al»° Bllkhtly inii`1red`. Meilillister, of Mount Allin"-. was iuiimtuzra lor sir-mi and Melfensfe, of Acadia, for _\ Mc- Kean. _ ' 'the star pieyeh for Acadia were muck.. Andrew: one Rein; yum tum who played u Ame fur Haunt Alli-

__.._._._-_-_~_~_-_~_-.-.-.-.-.-.~_-.-_-_-_---------‘=-='~'-‘-'--`-`-'-'-` the East River trip leaving this pori

in the morning at 5.30 and returnin;

'l0 1 vin am in the after

noon at z p ni and returning at

_ 5.30 p. m. Today she will go up West

River leaving here at 6 ni. m. and re

again at 2 p. m. and return at 5.ll

while Mount Allison showed strength p. m. IIIOVU NPO- _ .in the hack iiue. Bach und forth Yesterday the Eastern express was 'rhe lowest temperature reeoi-deli

-‘ ~ 1; [‘ 'ut late, the Southern ac

llllzdiclillt ulielligdbd pllisclleltélie mdtdantggdi eldlilzaxiiixdildlatiedgii was one hour am

score. bil H a d the chance was gone express was thirty minutes lata

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at best a matter of yours. lllllll lllll ` fungus" PROVINCE coast. - ‘

' ~ see-saw the thirty minutes late, the WBSCGHI |10 ight. The coldest recorded the pre- the: rlzciilfineaclintczigiu hav'lng'plenty commodatlon waB'!0\‘f-Y U\l“.\lI2¢B 130- /ious night was twenty-nine above mo ri 9 to yell On several oeoa- the Sunimerside accommodation wel nero. At nine si. m., yesterday it w.- O' c an ani. ,Allison seemed to be lll¢Y‘ll"°`mll1Ul¢¢H law- "W E55'-0"! _thirty-two degrees above zero and at “lon” °“ accommodation was one hour ani .iine p. m. lt was thirty-seven d-

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55°” t°t°;"§h h;l_`n§T;l;':;ul:,“Z mm; thirty minutes late, and the Western frrees above zero.

hd the ba i ots but 'iours and forty-seven minutes, 1;

Tl1c'8l~m° W” bmuam' n sp h ¢ ° 'morrow nine hours and forty-hge thai 9l’°t:h;"';a';n°§ clggfngnzgg 10,52 ____ ®o___.En,.E ____ -ninutcs and Monday nine hours and

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druwn lit to 6 ° Y follows _ _

_ howl I r ee all

T‘;|?¢:v'r‘g?ds-Toombl. PA\‘¥¢l'_ 1'°.l”°°' paper.

son were lIiTT`e§d‘. Buckley, Godff°IY and Smith, ' .' iff. ' ` Andis wal 'very ,strong ln serlm.

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8° E' V inn,-e,¢mg_ The __(Q_9n_trli3}i§g_d)_____ forty-three minutes. _ _

A‘;?_'_illl°bl.l;l\:_fg’°iYyaB as _ I Tu toil the truth interestingly, boi _lt 2.54, tomorrow afternoon at 3.56

, G lit, t l bl me , nh ut th ind Monday afternoon at 4.58 it will

ITl““-bacT>s_'°i9°AIiTi1if:;‘iTT"lIlT>rrls:i_ 22:3: of tldirdzyeah? the v:0i1\° Wh; lu hizh tomorrow morning $1; 1.44, A‘:2`::::',-,__'p\|;ek, Stultz. figure in them, has long been 'llc tl *l°l\fl_BY mni;n‘i)lg8 “t'2`46 and Tuesday-

'Forwar‘Ts_ldE\nolTIfeKe:itiuTI;0l\9Freds' lTiT:)e“oTmEllT;)p;EJ‘dEldrgdihlldgengggngbg ngxlransgiidtsefs this afternoon all 4-37 elects coinpfliillk Ol* hill rl¢\. Wil' Spencer, .01 _ ~ ' ' ' ` _ _ Mount Aiiinoirs line “P "“ "‘° M' Ad'°m°mg tak" mlm cgilfru me TiT:°iTTt‘T»°Eu:EiTI'r:t"lna;ti1`?iET“T~T¢r muse rpriuzl- m°“"="°°' °“"l’°*°° lows: IG t- ' dgdrrilfrhfddr o"l‘hicT'a4;‘e:'tTf(;T\!`l1: in dfooil 'morrow' morning* ll* 5-51 u°“‘l9Y mtttidg. refrigerator etc. etc., R-

1;I‘;lll;l;;(;`;T_;:,`i{h. Milford' Bears. mp;-ning newspaper is read with thi norning at 6.53 and Tuesday morn-

' ' ‘ ' I ~ ui -ing at s.54.

Gndffef- 1 '°““° °°”“l"”°° “ml '°"°°°° "‘°“ i ir t 9 is t wmuo num. sim- uii @-

__ ki _ 13-iekenson 5.1 eg dependability as are the The moon rises ton gi a _ o- B0 , _ .-

i °“"t°" ' me ey T ° “to i ii dispatches in nu morrow night at 10.35 an-l Monlay market. ohm lawful on!! NH ¢°

_ ' 1 ' ___ *__ °t°“°' mmm' _w°.°amm' L” B at tffnu-4': Llnimene lor ule evmvhcfe Ulnal'd'| Llnlmmt Rolfevn Nmnllle _

ii1"i‘A\vA, Nov. 10--(By wiiio--oi .,,:;[¥__r?_I°,1;;i0"’_l`;°_‘_'£ ,1°"""fY ‘”l"”l_- . _ ' 1»'L1N_‘<S_Il'I"Au'Nii:l', ru., ‘Nui-_ 1o_~

_ the tutei of 1,221 eeriiiieuies issiioi _ms `_:f,1;_n;”__" “Hi lim' f"f“'°‘l "°f” in-;iii.i_N, su.-_ in--my wire,”-|_,_c' (B-V `“"“"""“ l""l’°" "E -"""e"" w`"`°

to South Afrienil veterans ciititliilg mmsion wuz nl cl ‘m:lm` _‘fem I" attitude ofthe (frown .prince Frcdc- recovered from um hurmng “han Ut them to land bounties’ _mly 625 Irish Sea a oca s eamci lii the rick' wimnm m"_mg me dnbatc in the the Rochester. Goal i'omDiiny's niille have actually located the lands. The Iimgr , _ _ Reiclistng when he 0 en] d _ by rescue crews from the Govoi-unient Certificates have been trnnsferrcil “as vmy little damaged - _ D y emo" “M10” ut PlLl'“l""g'

__ _ _ _ stiated his pl _ _

` to substitutes and land located in 5,- but the futhel “$561, put into hmlmr ml uf th lctaqulc over and appm

in the Isle of Mun in it water-lo 'id 0 cr mama of Ullallc°ll01` I

770 _ ~ gl# _ _ _ _

IHCZT: cases up “wt t wn,mion_ Hollvicg is policy in the Mmoccuii iif- ‘ `

L fill) l ll ES ti) ~ ' fan. with France d ` _ _ _ i

_ 1111 allplaiidcd iieiy

speeches, is sliiirpiy coiidemiiud by not only the fi'icii-Ii. init tp ,

th'llite tincciiainiall-I _-107 certificates of -~~ the },|mncl_um__ c "mow" H UI, ,

e 0 numiei' issuei iavc not yet -H", Bern" ___ _HH .__ _ "°“

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been registered with the Iuterioi- lie ' ‘ I I J( In (hA"Hm"" l.UNi)U\I Nov U--'l‘h ti I-I '

_ _ _ f.lic iudiileiit is i' ` l .~ .~. _ ` “ ' _ ° '"" """"

pnitmelit, but must be i'cgistei'eil be _~ 'crow cxmwt; ii rivo ous nd llulll ed Lord l\'liiyor‘s snow took pine.; to

I" I on “lu exmess ‘llc ll-\l` iinv and the new Lord Mayoi" of

must also be'l0cm_cd'_ ,l_0RUN_I.U NOv_ 9___sh_pB Wm ‘___ lllf'-f~ illlllrcssioll has. been given oh- London, Sir Thomas Boer (‘_i-osbl/_

road that the (lim, E was forinall install d in lf'

------~ tuiieri by rife i»~ _-< ‘ai ¢~ _ - f, `° mlwroi' is _ __ Y,_ ° U l“}'» “U”

! v io iuci imeiniiieii heading u German war rt eccdmg Sir lhoiuns Vesscy ritroiiig.

» lll T-lle WHY "Cm flllllw l-0 8llil0ll1t fl Tl, lm y' immense crowds lined the streets of |u|)(~_.m_§ m H _ N_ _ Y _k _ * ` committee with provincial jiirisdic- _ “s_St”"“l l‘Y the N055 may l'0S\llt Uiippleizate, Laiigbourn and other- ' ` I '"“ "“ "l “‘l“~\llUCi.

_ V tion to take charge oi all liquor lic- ‘ll El-Wllllillrllillg the position of tin, Scctiolis of _fe metropolis through

crises in the province and to admin- Cliuncelioiq which was badly shaken wl_ii_cli thcvpi-ocession passed, v1_hc

’ istei the licensc law. Tne liquor lie- when the pent_u fm. bm. f th "lllltaly lllsllllly WHS U10 Chief l`UDf»lll`c

euses act will be widened and the ad-- D .y’ n 0 0 of the procession. _-

popular feeling that Germany had The new Lord Mayor is 8, “ahve of

oi|1It:hof poéitics. lriickcd down before ii British me-nach, Lllll;30lllSllll"'l “ml ll” PD-B860 lllli

is ac ion was foreshadowed dur-‘ _ - h _ h eig tieth year. He is probably one of

ing the last session of the Le isis- WBT Nnted m t 0 Rem Stag' ' the oldest if not e u ll

'lm l-`llflll°‘lll0l` Bollgllt £0 Gxlllalu citizen who has ste; T1illT;dthtT1eOlgflTTde

that Germany has attained the object of Lord Mayor of London. He is un- which he had in View when me gum doubtedly the first medical man who

_with reference to the Hewson woolen' take into consideration. boat P th" ' _ _ V has _been appointed. which may hc

_ an -r was sent to Agadir_ c0nS__le|.cd remm.k8_b1e_ in View or the

that the Franco-German treaty ter- fact that this term will be the 723-lrd minated French hostility. and time meyorultv of the city- For mem

in the mnain as Outlined in .Our ilerstood that tne number of licenses Germany had wucludml prolonged “__ 3109-l`S Sir ']_`ll_f‘mHH lllfli Nell fC¢0?&lll*'

._ . eda'oii ollodnsforr `tl gotlatmlls “nh honor and advml' siciaTis_ lgn polTtil;sohe_is am1(])(dTiseTl\lz}E-

tive. As he is a widower, his daugh-

Thc response of the House was ii ter' Ml” Crosby: ls to be fill” LB\lY

broadsiiic by the leaders of the (.'c-n~- May0ress`

scrviitives, Cltricals Liberals und

manufactiircrs in the business. It is Gi-IICAGO, llls., Nov. il-A state- o_ - 1~ t T' k found necessary _to expand in or`T1er ment from Mrs. Louise vermilya, "mn ‘B S W ° "mm ed the T/l°r.°“" ` IND FISHIHG NEWS

can~Congo- ugieeiiient as humllur.in,_- _

d h __ Ei __ _ _ i t t . isels reached l’ wharf yesterday lhrcrl

l-he flelllsllfd lfli l!l`0Wlllg- Wlfll alle will try to clear herself by implicat- e' W Q e g C( m pm cs ' iof them with catches of mackerel, increase aci ities proviiei un cr ing another person. “When I recov r 1 Dealer's prices yesterday were? Had- ,the reorganize’-zion, the future of the my health," she is said to haw, wtf() "EER dock I-l¥c_, _.steak cod 6c_ niarketsl

undertaking is assured. them. "I will make a statement that ';i‘;c., steak polloek lrge., halre atI

» _ from 2 to 2;c., a pound. |

HEMI 0F BINKEIS

i\’il)N'i`lll‘IAi,., Nov., 9--At the nil-

uiinl iileetiiig of the Canadian liauk- ozs Assoeiatioii held at the Bank ol Woutreal today, Sir Edward illoiis- ton was requested to accept the pre- sidency for another year, as matters of grave importance will have to be iiisciisseil between the banks and the Minister of Piiiiiiice, as the' amend-, iucnts to the Banking Act and the fifteen pei' cent, additional circula- .tiou will be up for discussion.

Miz llilnnaii Coulson, President oi

the Bank of.'l`oi~oiito, retired iroiii llio vice-piesiilelnry, and his plaro was tnkrii by ll. R. Wilkie, tlio inf.f_i-r'.~' place on the Council being taken by 'l‘_ 11'. Howe.

°_‘?.l.lP_€'_£§€9._4!‘L§!ll§__E!li!!§

(Too late for f-lassif‘ient_ion._)_ __

GOT BY IBEBDEEH

HAl ll“A‘( Nov ll-'l‘llc overu- nent steamer Abcidecn nriived froni llapc Sable yesterday afternoon with he refractory Northwest ledge buoy

It was picked up 25 inilcs soutli of

the place from wlleiicu it ste|‘toil. The Aberdeen find coiisidcrablo didiculty in stecrim: the buoy tliroiigh the inany fleets of fishing nets along this

SOST 0F COLONIAL

TRGOPS’ EHTERTAIKHENT

`il'}l<l our window today. l". -1. l Holniun & (io. il-llll-ll-

iAllNSl(lME SAUHAGPJB made

i.ONl)()N, Nov. 8--'l‘he euloiiinl b fl-“sh every ,lay-_ gmmdel-“_ Nnw.

troops enturtaiiiuicnt. ooiiniiittee, Iwm & _¢;,,_ 9-l2d2mpd. which only received n tliousand pounds officially from thc flolouiai Office, bas n credit balance fo £5,000, after paying all expenses of enter- taining the overseas military' and

",Y_AN'JJl\}l) Anyone having second

' hiiiid sleigh fnrs. l‘lc:i.se in-

quire at this <iificc._V__*WlL1_l_\liilll_ll_ `T“"liT)T1‘Aof‘T_thiViigs at cost and :'- .’.\_great many articles below cost at our clearance sale today. F. J.

' _ iioimuh ie Co._____ lliljgi- ‘ i>i'i,l-is lou to zse., peek. 4

&c' Jelly Powders for 250., Lots of

genuine luxrgniiis in groceries toduy. F. J_ iiuimun .li oc. ____ll;11d}i. ‘ ’(l»UNl)"”in’clty-_’child's glove. E4 Owner may have some by ui* plying nt this tflice and paying for .__i_ _ _ _ __ 11-11<\\» V T() lil§T,va hoilse containing ten

I rooms No. 234 Sydney St, Pleu-

snntly situated on Hi lisboro Sqii-ore, modern conveniences, apply 301 Kent st. _ _‘lil-

-ANii¢u1;i”ti§e@."sz.--f_\-

Port School sullplemem' $5Il'°ll for experienced teacher. Apply 110

"_ K ll Se t YY- '

Joscbh in e Y. are ;\H19li.I_?lDd'

this morning was thirty degrees n-

/esterday was thirty-two degrees R- iove zero and the highest wus thirty-

The length of today will be niu'c

The tide will be high this afternoon ce to I.. S. P. Guardian office-

", _“>(lC"l‘I()l§’f"fiirniturelwat _ reildellw lately occuPl¢‘l by MY- H- w°l`tl‘ 212 Kent Street. on Wednesday 12 November at 2 o'clo2I¢. l0¢. l\0“°°ll°l‘

nut wardrobe, clmll'S. tilllni bw'

B°°"“°’ A"-°“°"°°r", ii-imlipu.

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-iiigut at u.sz. uma. lf2°‘l°l

‘Mini-d's Linlmeni; Cures Buren. ll"

4*(ixirIs‘Foii`*s`AiLirJ-one -iivir _E male fox nt a lmi'l»lBlfl- ll l’l;"`é chaser requires emi supply e PMC °_ man, uf good breeding. Apply at 011

11-11dl'2lDd.

MON'I`[lE_»\li, Nov. 10-(liy Wirc)~-

Whilo his widow was t_eiiipoi'urily

aiiselit from liei' house a thief entered the druth ciiainher of ll. iiaixil-ui, killed iii a scuffle, and stole a bil:

by Gagnon's fellow employes.

ITAEIINS -MUST -

ANSWEH EIIII THEIii _ TEIIITIITIE EHINIE

Wlii'l‘i*}_l'l.i\}NS, N. Y., Noveuiliei' ll‘A Posse of siiel'iilH, f-‘ii'incrs,» and

rounded lip into today four Italians lil coiiiicctioii with the iniirflvi- this mornin! of Mrs. Henry Hall, the young \vifu»uf a superintendent of the aouadiict near Yorktown, Mrs. Hall was attacked and robbed of $70 by several men who invaded her little cottage near Yorktown while her husband was at work upon the aquaduct, a mile und a half away. She was stabbed twice, one wound being _near the heart. ’

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wiisiiiisi

MilN'l`iiEAl., November ll--ldiiae-I

ne Ti"e"niblay, lightweight c:\n.i1ipj<,,,I of the world, had his ~l ouliiersf pressed to the milf: foi the first tim;_»I in two years in his match with! Kilonis, the Greek* \ve1f_ci'wci;4lli1I champion of American, ot Foinferi Park, lust night, Kiloiiis '\\:ouI the second fall from Treiuliluy ufterl six minutes and thirty-five ei-condsl wrestling with a scissors hold on) the head and a_ l'eg hold. The 1~`ic~nchI Canadian boy, however, °:\pti‘.r'-l the' llrst mid third falls, and so won the nintch.

HlMBOU8(i’S MINIGEIPS

F|lTIlL ACCILEHT

|§¢UE[lE(`, Nov., il-The man named

Fiaii\‘ilio,' of Rimouski, wllo accident- ally shot and killed S. Cnuston, man- ager for the inlpresnrio Mark Hain- bourg, a few weeks ago, has been

commi ted for trinl on the charge oil

maiislallnghter. ' I ALBERTA LEGISLATURE

if.oMoN'i'oN_ Aitii.. Nov. cl-itwu-=

iiiiiioiiiiceil nt the legiuli\i_\ll'e build- ings 'l‘iies<‘iny iuorniup; that the Cab- inet had fixed the ilnte for the next scsi-iioii of the Legislature for Nov.

Fl\RfAEIl'S FALL COST DEIRLY

wreath of flowers that had been sent

MIIB- BIiIIIiTIES IN IIITEIISIIIII f°°“°'_§§___}§f_;i Un AHE ITEIITIVEHEII IITIIM A CITTIIII "‘“¥ "°* "ll"

SHANGEI/il,N0v. 10-(By Wire)-°

Advices just received say fighting oe- ciirred yesterday at Sin Klang Pu, in the province of _l{iang`Su.

'l‘lie revolutionaries were successful

and 10,000 Imperial troops went over to the cause of reform. __

The Goveriinr cf Anhwei province

has promised to raise the white flag

today; i.oNn'oN, Nov. io-(ny wire)-A.

Pekin desputcli says Prince Su, Ex- ffhief of the Naval Deaprtmcnt, den- ies that the court contemplates I iii:Iit. l-le pliiizcs confidence in Yuan Shi Kai niid is coiivinced that the issue iii Pekin willbe liloudlcss. A flung lioug despatch says all proviiices will be taken by the rebels except .H-inisii, which is lrftnaloiio out of respect to Yuan Shi Kai.

IIIIIIEII ISSUiS' I _ TALSEIIHEUUES

Q ____ _

Toirosro, out., Nev. in-.l1ire.i` -lorry. claiming in he cobalt miner,

_ = !

who hu-'l just inherited a mine from

his uncle, has disappeared after a

~slrenuoiis week's visit. He married Mixs Edith Ridley nfter two days' ecqiiaintsiice, bought two automo- biles, two big houses, a carload of Provisions for his mine, ui large amount of jcwelery and arranged for ri proininmt barrister to handle his business. _Everything including -his \vi-drling fee was paid for by cheques, uhieli he naked to be liel-il a few 'dayl until his account was transferred from ‘_'»'chbwood, Appreritly he got nwny with none of his purchases but the-clieqiies are believed"to he worth- less. _

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_iiLIIIIEII»WIINTS _

TI] IIPPEIIE WILL

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()()§-W"-(lllll, N. H., Nov. 8-George

W. Glover, hy his counsel, has filed n petition with the clerk of the Super- ior Court in this city for pefmlcsibn to appeal from the DI`0l>U-le Of til? will of his inother, Mrs. Mary 511-Kel Eddy.

'Ihc petition says the petitioner did not contest the probate of thc will ‘thiiv-the time lim"-“ ofhis r __ ,,p1~.eul, because the iuformutluil and h:l'ef that the hciuiests milde TW "lu will oi'_ the Fiisi. U-ilurcll of Chrilf-. Scientisf., in Boston. wcfc ill¢Kl\l 'mil contrary to publlcpollcy and WGN’ secured by irnud und undue lnflllcmc. did not er/me to him until after his

'l0. __ ‘_ ,-ggi,” to appeal had expired.

_ The petition is ,_ lengthy documoiit. FINDS KISSUIG IH

ll/\NVll.l.l\1, tliu'-, Nov. fl- 01| 'l`u<'='»-

day iiiglii, the i‘o:1iileii<:u and big barns of .loiin Siiiulen, about two from the town, w<~re coinplr_-tely \li:'_ stroyed by fire. '|‘horo is $7,000 in-` surance but this will not cover the: entire loss.

Mr. Snnden wus coming down from

hand when il i-uni: of the ladder broke _ pi‘eciplf.!ltiiii: liiiu to the l!|`0l'"ll~i where liu lily stuiiiiod by the full. Th--_ ||g||L(;|'|\ fyxiiliyllvil l\l\lI lil llll Illlfiliflllffi the- flnmes ran up the lull' "WW ""‘lj the iiitei'ioi~ of the hnru \\'I\f= ll l`\\_l"l nace. Une hiiiiilred lic-nil of cattle iii_ the hnrn wcre‘all saved. A sl,roug_ gale of wind _was blo\\'in;g in the di-g rection of the hoiise, end altliougli there wils time to save all the flir- iturr. the house burst into flames und soon was a total wreck.

niilri-il

the hay-lnow with n Intern in liis‘___.hilc in

. EXPENSICE LUXURY

E\lili\.'t"f`i)N, Nnvenillcl' 9-A Yf‘\ll\Z

ninii nuniod l'-liiri-.nee Bowser was fin- i-il twenty dollars in llolice court to- .iny for forcibly kissing a youl1l¢_ W0* innii on whom he called last night.

n stat.: of intoxication.

NEW CHANCELLOR

0F ll. Y. UNIVERSITY

..._-n

Nl~Iv\'\’(iRl,{, Nov. 9-Elmer Ells-

worth Brown. former United States (.‘oiniu'isseiouer nl Education, became (‘_hiiucclloi- of New York University today.

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Mlnard-'I Llnlnient Uutol Dmdrilf.

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BLESSINGS OF

lioviui; friends! Be wise, and dry.

Straightwny e\'er_v ,weeping eye;

What ye lift upon the hier

Is not worth a. wistful tear. 'Tis an empty sesshell,-one

Out of which the pearl is gone: The shell is broken it_lies there. The pearl, the all, the soul. is here.

A bereavement in ii household

draws all the family closer together. Love never reaches its sweetest ani bolt till it has suffered. Y

parents stand side by side by the cof lin of their first-born. Grief is like

they have ever known in love’s un ._ clouded days. _

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BEREIWENIENT

Miiny n son _han hceommh' mlm the

idny he saw his lut.her‘| form lowered linto the grave. _ _

Many a woman has been t!enl|0rm--

cd' from weakness to strhflgtli by the bereavement which took her husband from her side.. _ ‘

Many a thoughtless girl has bo-

eonie a serious woman, na in In day, when she returned from her mother'l Ifiineral.

Mnny a man has grown almost in-

stantly into beautiful gentlencss,

ft is s new marriage when youngiwhen the taking sway of the moth-

er of his little children compelled him

a 'to be to them henceforth both father

sacrament to those who share it and mother.

with Christ beside them. It brings In ‘them into a holler fellowship than ,some makes all the world his to o

-I earth. '

Thus it is that sorrow in our o

_ asv. J. amen.

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