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lion W. S. Fielding, Minister of Finance

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HON. \V. B FIELDING,

i cople lined Water street in view the Minister. In the carriage ii iili Mr. Fielding were Hon. J. W. Rich- nnis, the Liberal candidate for Prince, .lolin H. Bell and R T. Holman.

The trains from east and west i-rouglit luiiidI'ed_s of people to licai' the Fliiaiice .\lii\isfcr ivlilie many drove in during the ii.i_\' from the surrouiiding country to ;\fi.~n<l meeting in Mariiet linil.

'i`lic iiall would not accoiiiiiiodaie .ill who wished to attend.

Long before the hour of opening the

-I-ating capacity was taxed and lilindieds i iilcii to gain admittance. The stage was .i‘~~» 1' owiled chiefly with ladies. The -l-»i>i\rafioiis were liandsoiiie, the c|'lect bc-

ing ilu-,prettiest iii the history of the l»iiiliiiii;,;'.

'i`lii- rliiiirniiiii was ilonalii Campbell,

ilu-.sitli-iit of the East l.’rince Liberal

Association, who first introduced lion. .laiiies W. Richards who was gmoted with tremendous applause.

l\li`.liicliard.s gavea very inipressivc

i-iii brief aiiilrt-i».~i, as he had pn-\ioiisly addressed most of the --li-<-tors and touched iipon the questions .ii issiii-, saying that Mr Fieldiiig would follow in more detail Mr. Hicliiiriis was heartily applauded during his ad- dress n.iid cheered tothe echo.

\VANTED -A case of iicadnche that

Kuniiort Headache Powders will not cure in f ,-n minutes. i

Felt

Hon. Mr. Fielding receivei a grand

After icing presented with a complimentary address he delivered an address of over an hour and a half duration which was the ablest per- haps everlistcned to in Sumnierside. He dealt in general with the great ad- vances made by Canada under the Laurier Ailuiiiiistraticii and told how P. lil. island shared in its blessings. Dealing with the finances of the couiitr_y ,he referred to the dciicts under thc Conservatives and the ever iiici‘eai»iing siirpliiscs under the present Ailniinistratioii, all obtained, without iiierciiseil taxation ami referred to the country`s condition being now better tlmii ever. lie denit at some length with the tariff question as coni- piired with the .\'ii.tioiiiii Policy. The increase of trade oi' llie coiiiitry under 18 years of Conservative rule was $06,000,000 ivhile in eight years of Libcriil rule the trade increased by $225,000,000. ‘ '

Taking up the Transcontinental Rail-

way question he first referred to the great need of the railway and gave as a reason i’or building it to iilonvton that it was a central point in the Maritime Provinces and thus dealing fairly with St. John and other ports in the provinces so that the rival ports could iight it out as best they might. ' Heraiil that the Conservatives were

prepared to inakea contract with the G T P to build a road from North Bay to the Pacific nnrl let the tra tile east go over the companys road to Portland. The present corilniictprovidedforthe development of Caiiadian trade throiigli ‘Ianadian cliaiinels and giiitraiitccd tliai. the routes and rates to iiiirope and other foreign ports would lic as low as by any other route.

The applause which followed was almost deafening. , Hunk Flenj, Rogers, Alberton, Capt.

.losephRead, John H. Bell and other speakers followed.

The order was excellent all through

ivliirii was very gratifying especially when such croivds attended. `

\V.f\S Cl'RlCi) OF ASTli.\'iA

“l first used Dr. Clia.se's Syrup of Lin

sei-fi and Turpentine with my daughter who sufl`cred from ii. severe fomi nf asthniii ‘ The least. exposuie to cold would lay her ii 1 and sho would nearly su iibcate forwant oi lireatii. l must say I found it to be ii most satisfiicioiy treatnient and it has en- tirely cured lit-_r."»-I\liis. A. A. VANUUB- irimc, Robinson Street, Moncton, N. li.

DIED-

In this city, on Oct. 20th, Mrs. Hugh

Canipbell,at thc advanced age of 83 years, leaving to mourn two daughters, Mrs. Dominic Mriciionald and Mrs. John Dunn imd two sons, Michael in San Fi-ancisco and John Alexander in this city.

[Funeral Tuesday at 3 o`clock from her

latg ,residenoe, Fitzroy Street, to St. Dun- staii`e Cuthedral,tiieiice to R. G. Ceme-

ln Halifax.

Lo\vr:l.L, Mass.. Oct. 30.-(Special.)- Everott R. Eaton of Lowell this after-

noon shot and instantly kil‘ed his w fe and,then killed himself with the same weapon.

HAD BEEN smrsiursn,

The couple met lliy appointment at Mrs.

Eat.on's sis'er‘s home, not having been

living together for the past fortnight.

ni<:A'ri1 or Mas. cLiM0. .

Hatir/ix, Oct, 30.-iSpcelal.]-Mrs.

Charles H. Climo died on Saturday.

She was the adopted daughter of Dr.

James liaiinay. St. John.

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Lorioorv, Oct. 27.-When the King and

Queen of Portugal visit Windsor in November it is probable that they will inakea state entry into the borough.

King iildwaril and Queen Alexandrs are expected to arrive at the castle early in the month in order to see that every-

thing is in readiness for the reception of their royal guests.

Windsor castle has not undergone

many alterations since their Madeiiticsl were last in the residence, but cleaners and decorators have been busily at work. The King of'l’ortugn.l will occupy

niagniilcent state rooms overlooking the north terrace. Elaborate preparations

are being undo for their entertainment..

There will be ii. state banquet in St.

Georges' Hall. and a theatrical perfor- mance is expected to take place in the Waterloo Chamber, which has been the scene of many notable productions.

The King of Portugal will accompany

King Edward and the Prince of Wales on several shooting excursions in the Great Park, where the coverts are exceedingly y well stocked this season. Luncheon wh'eh will he conveyed from the castle,

will be served in niarquees tobe speciail|` erected at1Cranborne Tower, Virginia*

Water, and the two Queens will probably drive out to grace the repast on at least

risen ead, Wounded ' or Sick-

ova ion from the throug of people. WIFE MURDER AND §,,1Su,E_ ____

Snasoaai, 0_tobc-r 28.-A private

letter from Port Arthur, dated October 21st, received here today, siiyst-

“General Stoessel wired the Russian

Emperor and court recently:-‘I now bid you all good bye forever. Port Arthur is my grave.` General Stoessel has instilled the garrison of the bc- leaizured fortress with the spirit that to court ii glorious death is preferable tocapitulatlon. The Japanese shells are nflicting great damage to the Russian fleet in the harbor and to the fortifications The arsenal, with its contents of ainmu» nltion and small arms, has been destroyed and preparations arc being iuade for the la t deadly struggle at close quarters. The water supply having been cut oil`, wells are being sunk. Provisions arc scarce. Only tiiined meats are left. The soldiers hold gala feasts on horses. Gen- eialSlmino1i`, itis said, would surrender but is overruled by General Stoessel.

"Certain troops included in the garrison

have to he closely watched at present, for fear of desertion or treachery. The Held and and naval hospitals are crovi ded

and gienic conditions are becoming

desperate.

“The bombarduient at times so

incessant that it is iiiipossible t.o hury the dead to any depth. Over one-half of the original garrison is desd,woundod or sick. i “The hfgh angie at which their artillery fire is directed by the Japanese bas prac- tically destroyed the new town.

“When the filet attempted to break

through the blockade some time uso. the garr*i~ion was to have made a desper- ate iiortie and inflict as much iiniiiage as possible, and if necessary, to capituiate. The failure of the fleet to escape frus- trated the plan.

daily, and it is hard to ray how long we canholil out. When the end comes there willbo n desperate iight and su rprise Thousands ofthe army will perish, as everything is mined."

This letter was ciitrusteil to a native

boutman, who ran the blockade and- malled it ni. Che Foo. 'lhe recipient is ll prominent continental business man o this city with ii. branch house at Port Ariiiur.

Kendrick`s is King over all pain-Lamci ness - Rliciimufisin - Neuinlgia - Sore Throat and Lungs.

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lhe Mother Hears its Screams Too Late-Victim was Son of_ W.H.Trueman Barrister,St.iohn.

CHILD HUHNED T0 DEATH.

ST. JOHN, Oct. H).--(Specinl.]-While

poking paper into the kitchen stove on Saturday afternoon the tivo and a half yi.-urs old boy of Walter li. 'l`r-ueman, bar-

rister, of this city was so l»;diy huined, that he died this morning.

A M0'rHai1'.~' AuoNY.

Mrs. Truciiiiiii heard the \liiiii's screams

and rushed to its side, but its clothes

were practically burned oil`. ' She seized ii mat and siiiothered the

Eames but to no avail.

The little one lingered in hopeless pain

for hours and ilicil.

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A PLE/misc incident took place at Mon-

treal last Friday afternoon on board the Black Diamond steamer Bonavista, when His Honor Recorder Weir pinned on the breast of David Kennedy, second steward of the vessel, the medal of the Royal Cana- dian Humane Association for conspicuous bravery in saving life at sea. ln m¢.i.i..,. the presentation the Recorder in feliei- tons terms congratulated the recipient on his presence of inind and pri-mptiie~s in saving u human life. The presentation was made in the handsome cabin of the *vessel before Captain Fraser and other otficials. Previous to the presentation' Mr Gillespie gave the following particuliws of the rescue. "On Aug. :£7 last the stcamsliip “Bonaviiita' was just leaving Messrs. Harvey & Co`s wharf at St. Jolm's, Nfld., when a lad named Mcfjoubry fcll overboard between the ship and the wharf. David Ken- nedy' second steward of the ship, _jumped in and saved him, runninggreatrsk of being crushed or drowned. He had to dive for the boy and his own escape was* almost miraculous. At the conclusion of tho interesting ceremony the visitors were eiitertaineri by Ciiptain Fraser, Two years ago the Recorder had the pieasureof presenting the Society`s medal to Michael Walsh, also of the Bonavista.

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Ptsasaier Cum-: ron We/iir Loses.

The best remedy for sore, weak lungs,

is the soothing vapor of Catarrliozone which traverses every air cell and pass- age of the breathing organs. lt treats re- mote parts that cough mixtures and

Russian

iinirisn wait nous og ,;UARn_

Vino, SPAIN, Oct. 30.*[Speriiil]-Tlicrc

are seven British worships cruising oil' here, evi/iently keeping in observation thc iliissiuii vessels here.

ifaiimissiois 'ro .~ri'av.

The Spanish Government has granted

periiiission forthe Russian vessels now in

port to remain till after the North Sea

iifl`air has been investigated,

sA.NK me own Boar.

S1". l.’sras.simao, Oct. 8)-[Special]-A

story is current here that Admiral liogestvcnsky of the Baltic fleet mistook one of his own torpedo boats for one of the eneiny's and sank it: that he started with eight torpedo boats and only seven have arrived at Algiers.

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MONTREAL., Oct. 29-A special to tho

Herald says: »

Sir Wilfrid Laurier has been elected in

Quebec East and Mr. J. E. Archanibuuit, Liberal, in Berthier County. The two men nominated against tliciii are irovernnient office holders. The

Coiiscrvntive in Quebec East was Dr.

First, analyst. of the Inland Revenue De-

partment. He sent in his resignation il. day or two ago and was informed that

had been sent to the Privy Council` ami ivioiiid he dealt with at`

the next meeting. In the meantime Dr. Fiset is an office holder. The Conser-

vative candidnfe in Bertiiler is Telesphore Michaud, Postmaster. He has not resign- ed.

The Statute says that no one holding a

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Over the Russian Squadron at Vigo, Spain- A fiumiliating Hold-up forlltheiii-uscovite Admiral-Spain Gives Permission to

Remain-Roosevelt Asks for a Second Haguef Conference

Army “Re-

lniorced.

i<Ui¢0i>A'ri¢iN REINFORCID.

Kuropatkin has now rcccircd sufficient

reinforcements to replace the 45,m0 men officially admitted to have been killed, wounded or missing in the battle of Shakhe.

sxroiin Raoul cosiumirucs.

WAsmi\'a'roN, Oct.. 30-(Special)-In a

circular note Secretary Hay has carried

out the l’resIdent`s instructions in regard to proposing a second Hague Conference.

THB CALL JUBTIFIID.

The issue of the call while the present

war is in pioare~s is held to be justified by the fact that the first Hague Confer- ence was ciillrd before the United Siateh

treaty with Spain was concluded.

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Roms, Oct. 27-The Vatican is sounding

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