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Messrs. Donald Nipfolson and Ak
(Canadian Pr ) ' ` " - ' t " ' ` I McLean returned lqit night lftiiiir "
NEW YORK, NOW. lfgf-Bilton gn. ti-lee are the principal win-aersin the feature event this afternoon in the llorse Show Class for Hunters or Jumpers over four successive junips of five feet; "
Captnin J. W. Silton's Mayfair gwon\ the nine _ribbon in this event wan., the fourth litilc went to Iuieuteuant W. B. Slfto_n»'s -Skycrap_er_ _ Both mounts were handled by J ack Ham11_ ton. _ ‘
Captain Rodznnko of the Russian Guards took second prize with his inure Genza.
Capt. H. B.-Parker, of the- British
ni-my. govoa fine exhibition ofpluek when he appeared on Gi-dy move,- from which .he was spilled last night breaking his collar hone..
smmins Hun ui BY Fill AND RAIN
_(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL, ' Nov. 19-Fog and rain in the Upper River made naviga. tion difficult today. As a result two steamers. which should make port to-
lodslf. cannot come in till tomorrow, The C. P. R. Liner, Montezum|a,' from London and Antwerp. sigiialled inward from Batiscan which is eighty
miles from Montreal at gilght o'clock today but was compell to anchor in the river for the second night in , succession. The Furness ,Liner Dalton Hall which has been ‘discharging cargo at Three River for some days left for Montreal but was unable to come into port tonight.
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(Canadian Press.)
o'r'i‘Aw.i,_Nov, is-'rue tote, im- inigration to Canada durip th fi st,
e __ __ _ __
sevén months, Apri-I to Cctegfar' 8! thi;
current fiscal year was 327,913 made nn ne renews:-1_z8,sss British; 'a,oao Americans and 118,715 from all other countries. During the seven corresponding
mouths of last fiscal year the total number \vn.s_ 300,§i4l, composed of ns follo\vs:-118,491 British; 100,140 Arucricnn and __82,204 1-rom all other eountries, an increase of nine per cent.
THE CHl*sNCEB IN
- . 'rl-IE_o1n nUsINEss_
OTTAWA, November 18-Oil pro- duction in Canada is the subject of an inquiry nov/'bsin"g made by the Dominion mines 'branch and a refer- ence to the subject is made in the annual report just issued. It says in llortz-"While the oil business has very gent-rally been viewed by the public as a gambling enterprize and mnny companies have conducted it as such, we are now ‘able to say that the taking of great chances is past.”
Regarding the disc_ov.erics\oin Alber-
ta the report says the dep sits are considerable, but _the cost of working very higii. In ,tha northern Albertal field it is,.pointad out that it has_ ns yet. produced no oil ‘lu commer- cial quantities. Quebec, report says, rives no indication of petroleum or natural gas. New, Bfllhsiiick SHOWS considerabieproniise, while in On- tario prodnctioir is ‘declining and to- tal depletion is approaching.
cospesssn sbs _ _ '
roo LATE roi! __ __ ,
-cisssificiitios
One cent per word each insertion in this column. Cash must accompani order. Mlnimilung; = charge twenty-five
FOR
red or i
_diss Home Investment the Alpha Mortgage and
l of tiknlottion, and th
”““Y'° h"““ °m°° 1" V‘°“°°“'°f 2° pond or ine mul The Lumberisck is SAN I-‘a1iNc1soo Nev 19-'riie C ’ Y “‘ fa” 5
's fe
’;§5_i:;“:ul1‘:_'e'-i__§::1“g:;8dB military the trade in Japan flour is regarded crease in the Indian population 91 tion of the report _from Vancouver cr's jury todoy in thc- case of. S. M. of this week unlesszia “sit attthe close as one of the strong possibilities. _Canada is note_d_in't,ho annual repo;-1-_ which stated that the Nauiamo min-Archibald, Brentwood, N. B., killed give promise oi main 6_5 e_ps'_fha§_ Hon, Geo. E. Foster, Minister _oi cf the Indian Dbpartmcnt just issued, ers' strike was definitely settled, has at North Bay Station Monday, re- t______ so__th__m Co_;"_ad_i); it :_ til! e in Trade and Commerce, has been mek- The present' total is 109,937, ineiu. been obtained- here by the Minister turned n verdict of death from stepp- hahon in the ummm °°”' ° 57° U13 9P9_°l9~1 inquiry into it. There _is S1V¢'0! 3.44] Eskimos. ' -_ ol’ I-1\b0r or_J_. C. Watters, President lug in front of an express train. The
This statemnnt W _; issued __ __ _ good delnand i-n tho Orient for Gan- Thfsis an increase of ilve hundred. of the Dominion Trades and Labor general theory of the tragedy is that Major Bohhhthn _ fad Ad °_ *;Y‘\’_Y;__;'*-§1§¢~'1 1101" but a coarser. brand tnhn The Indians -increased amen banana--1-lohsrcsss-Deputy M1nls_ter_Lnber, F, 'Archibald wee stnnding too close to hw Comma" Nahionailféu rgoca e o that required for domestic trade _is but ,there was a falling oi! in the E5- A._ Acln»:id,,, \B_ now at Naniamo con- the train and the glare of _the head- conference with General Sh . 1111101* m0Bt Dopular. Probably arrangements kimo population, ' _ducting negotiations between the par- light confused and blinded' him so Fm________ F Bo___ck_ De ut' sig and will be made with the Canadian mil- . 'l‘he_Dcputy Minister notesa genergl. ties who in the last report, were that he stepped by mistake in the Genera-_ --_ . D Y 0l`l\°Y l€l‘s particularly to manufacture this condition of improvement among the ns-f\i..to be looking forward to n. set- wrong direction which landed him
- . variety. _ _ _ 'red men, Their ¢';a¢,t]¢ indugiry is m__ tlement. directly in front of the train. Archi-
` °°`°""°"""'_` ‘ '”“'_-l“" 0l`9'8!lhg and they are gradually bg- -» ------ , bi’1ld’H holly was shipped home to
coming more self-supporting ind in 5 Nova Scotia. '
EUVEHNUH H I
_ uri in THE wills ~ l ii llw lull e ' '
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The C di I-I _
Companyfnavitllinhéadttgiirtgiggllihgglii '_"" av°iding~°v°r°r°Wdi“g in' h°“s°°- The '-"'
c,,,,v,,,_ B_ G_)_ hh which it is “hh PRINCE ALBERT, sank., +.cv._1a- Old los hut is being rorlsced by pro-
moted between three and four hun- Tgethulmbagacks if leavfiug lor thle :Sy egxgggcteiggxggggsh Wages (Canadian Press) .__
drod persons in this province hold n F 0 wsu" mm 3 1 e ve an 8' NEW YORA .Nov 19.--'A~ former V
w ik i iii Ii I e <1 <1 hen niiuie i e f use 6. ' - ' ° . '
bonttrfctilvlias mt week b°“ght °"°' thinning: nesvyatgeiewloliea onnifp The l>r6¢eeg:';igB;l1cil1saB;c:e $5616 sta Dome “pm” and wo “her high °!` * (C““*““““ Press-l
- _ » _ _ - . » iicers of the police department were _ N
Y 0 D B Mortgage and Invest- then, w - 1
_ tr users, put thi nd f h t g45_415_ OO SOCKET R. I., Nov. 19~
ment Corporation. Following the k ° d id G gr; 3_1-Iyvarm E1 ___ o d un ihgv _:mn _ t 1 g_J<1i__i;_l\ named in a. statement made in the The mnehh of Gh;,,emO,. 1,o1hieh_ who
transaction the Tomntb Samrd smoc s an sa _oo - ye o rlnce n s un er eu a o a ,7 District Attorneys omce by A1 CC_ _ _ hhghh hh.hh’Bhed an article in which? Albert ilu the spring. They are it an increase of 4,150. ' » ‘B °°“f‘“°‘l *O his ‘mme with 8 Severe made severe denunciation of and robust body ot men and 0" their re' ,__ ,. a ivirc-topping game. Cohen said he My when it became known that hgh
startling statements about the trans ;ll§‘;i:;i_11c:;\£_\‘§_h;:_i; t__l::_n;er; 13111; opof collected money for the police cap- (lhverhm. ,,,7,h,.hhShd danger of ihfec
0 ° “U t 1 wi -ta i ei ‘ '
hen, former City Detective, regarding
action- amfmlllg the ruin of the con- hh. uf, the are com eued to lead “in mm fe IPP "5 “Wm °"~ tion of smallpox It wus learned that :i:.z‘.“‘:.‘.?.:::.. .l";‘;‘.’.l:;‘.:’i..f.‘;::.“f.; we i I §2.‘fi..°”‘i’.;‘i‘.1~‘.‘.i’.i“‘:2l“..€‘:°D’i;‘2?f&Ya‘1f“ '“i°°..f’_§ “seal
are iven to eat. There re twent " . ' , S0”-8 1 ff 0 0 v0V€fH0l‘, S HW
g:;er;_ltYwLl;terv)ie_\$ad the Attorney- hhmgh in alhhhch one E wan develogi _ torh1eyis__;>mt;e hihsaid lgoheubhad _g_iv_; ah his hnme lug, Sunday and Sunday. made tg him 3ire_tEdr€§°°B°“t°ti°’f° sd organization from the chore boy _ gllrnoe ad gs t lgttgtulme wigs Yugo night and later it was found she had _ local mana 'er M; G I? Ugmllally B ho the hohB__It would he dig-pcult to t thu 95 ' '31 B ndledg' t I no J_ a well developed case of the disease. to receive mgthhr - ~ - 691'. 110l1 find fault with any detail of the ar- . 3 ‘Q °‘ Y “_ W’ _ °“ ° » The Deputy Sheriff has been with the
Paymmts °” behalf d 1 b ri r tio s re- `°'”“ 0 0* (‘°|"°” “md h°_‘"“° the ma” Wh° Governor every day since Sunday.
of the company and in’conse “ous um e Pg one a n so ca arranged that things would be all Mn Beer t it 1 illlonce fhl is everything Planned for the fe1_-. _ _ right down towm '
sen a e egram to the com- th '
ling of e tree to its arrival ‘in the (Lanudian Press.) Dist ict Attome Whit an k
quaintlng his principals nf the local hi med a,-tfzan “hd it is h ,.em_ B,-mph freighter Santa Rosh," f ohen caan ssion in importance
th r f 1
situation. In reply he received the grkable fact that ver l I. 1 l 0 wit e isclosu es o atro man '
_ _ y few desert the Maple Leaf Line, hich l d _ P
following telegraph” mwsaget 'their calling but go north regularly from Swansea and Dunrlrk rétiigiltd Fox’ Wh() .gave mm the .lever by
"All holdings of G.H.I.C. h - ~ which he pried pe the p lc ft ed b the ai na Mo ' pm as- °"°ry vm' H°'“°°t°“dm~g’ W°'k .at t° 1’°’~" t'°d“y “""’ twelve °'f he' eennaei first bleultiit to ctilineiigrgt-
Y P rfsnse and In th 1 _i» me e 1 d f if t _
Egesémiiint G0l`P0l‘;l-i011 011 Frida? 185i- keno ?'l?'ag§"mb\isy Flllirinxgltge siililnltillilti ctlazvtlef) spar i?lii;ni‘trli?§tlse;1neiil1 f'l‘l¢1)(ti1klIl`§- gmac” by the mumer of Rosenthal' n rey new an very strong board nths. it d St t~ R C ht . ' ohen’s statement it is suid corro-
. mo ate the 'li;?:ch:v‘:;'r;ljn u ers cu guardlborates the confessions of'severa.l
in fine shape. Loan or reserve fund' Ghhhhin Pritchard said tha, shO1_h_ principals in the wire-tapping swin- -*-
intact. Fullest protection to con- CREW FROM WARSHIPH ly after going to hen nine of his me_ die. who sa_ld they divided the win- tract homers; now better °°°“1`°d SAVE PASSENGERS men threw dowui their shovels assert- ningwwith th-8 mance omcers for pw' than ever before. Newspaper an- Op BURNING STEAMER.. ing that when _they gig-ned in Eng_ tection. He gave names of men act- nouncemeni: mailed Saturday, Let- ____ land thhv agreed to .work in shuts ing as agents for swindlers as he was te_r_ follows. LONDQNI N0v_ 19.-The British bat. of ,our hours with eight hours Oh o go-between for the police. A year lhe Aipua Mortgage and Invest- tleship Iron Duke effected a timely but in point fact had sometimes been “g° C°h°“ _sam wi"°:t'“p9ers.p1a““°d
ment uorp. rescue oi thirty passengers and crew on duty hixteeh h,-,hrs ah h stretch to get Simon M. Jones into the
- ‘ l . H i d li i t rf r c
of directors. Old couipany'e business
'l‘. isruuley Taylor, Sec."
bierae and ifranx Stewart. | 'rue chairman suggested the, gp-
pointment oi a strong committde to interview a lawyer and ascertain wnat legal action could ne taken to protect the local contract-nuioers. -ln this connection he oepioreq me fact that they neu 'no puuiic progeny- tor in mis province; “und mere been
so drastic in tneir views. The con~.
011. and the opinion was eipressed in
SOH18 QUBFEQFB ‘DRY EDGTG Hlllghll l)6_ nothing to cause dissatisfaction after all. one s eaeer said that as far as
pointed out that the purchase of the comlinlly must have been conducted on some basis, and that until they had details as to what that basis was, there was no necessity for ac
The feeling of the meeting, how-
msde immediately to get all avail-
tfon .was carried to appoint a come mittee to interview the Premier and r_equest»him~to with the Government ol obtain all the
as to the buying over
the
0’ ` ationhand as to-the
._ii_ii..___._.&; ,in of
-ii _,eo ‘ -_ , . ' _ - #lit Ueiiiiiiiitee- appointee 4° this purpose" were Messrs. H. Fitsgltrald,
I
'rr smmiana W. siege. _ _
V The msetibg'ther"eatter adloumed.
nmnsf nisasfrns _ _ " FUND Now 866.000. . 1-this "
'f'.on0N1'o, to the marine
Guns _(Joins, etc.
census of the expressed oplni,on was boots to the rescue. time tue contract-homers had noni 'rho fore pert ol the steamer was suiucient data to tame any action up- a mass of _ flames when ‘the boats
of the steamer Scotsdike, while the The engineers' oilers got up steam Bmemet 8 ea? P0 <26 _D 0 exec
progress, and it attacked the ship's l11_°idg`e and a number of llfeboats which were destroyed. '
Owing to the heavy seas it was
impossible to launch thle few remain- ing lifeboats. The pnnlc stricken passengers and the crew _were forced to retire to the stern. of the steamer. _ f
one we could have got alter him and| The battleship Iron Duke was for- have “V51 B- 1011 Ol P00!-Pcblne their tunatefy carrying out trials in the money." , 'Channel during the night, and when /Usher Speakers, however, were not the burning steamer was sighted,
sailors from the worships put off in
reached the scene and the helpless persons aibonrd were huddled together aft. ' ' '
The Iron Duke played her 'search-
P .
his dealings with the original com- ,light-B_ “DOD 11710 Stem 6' 91° 50911155 pany went., he had found them honest ship. whiile the rescue crew took all ln everything. Another speaker hands solely Off- - '
I-i.-snr SPEND 'ro win
_ BRIDE FOR SKIPPER.
1-I _ _
tion on their part, as when those def PARIQ N°V- _1€_°"'N°t 1°“5 °g° B tene were. obtained there might be»tr,s_n=,-A _optic lin". which i>1i°° bs- cause for gratification instead of in- tween F"5“°° “H4 “W 3lV¢l`_ Fist*/B. digestion. ` _ reached liordeaux ilfteen _da_ys_ behind
its schedule time. Llotstorms or ice-_
nver, was that an eport should be hsrgs of-_tvreaeherous reefs had been
the cause of delay, but a 1Bi\¥'B GOD-
able information as to the transac- lllwfm ~,°¥°B-_ _ ` f tion. and on the motion of Mr. Ste-|‘ 011 &° ant. 555’ °“t gf PQ" “W
wart, seconded by`Mr, Brown, a mo- cafsinjell in love with t e youngest
member _ _of a .returning theatrical troupe; Oiithe second in sailor-like style, he proposed, abut “Noi” was
he receive from the little
did not relish such hur-
qiloth the captain,
my proposal too sudden
you time to get accustom-
_dowh tothe en- fnnnw . own sim _keep them there t
_'ll
snd‘°v`\\'r..f ~.¢il°_-°¢\lf. and everyday he was
_ ai\'§;ii’.i.i_ ei. fciieiiii.
The Wilmot Young-Marjie Adams
Company have chosen a rather un- fortunate and inopportiine time to visit Charlottetown, ctimln as they have so closely on the heel? of other
seen "St, Elmo" befofe--and ' St. Elmo" is not altogetherjvthe kind of play, the irresistible th g, that or-
stand a second time. In the, cir- cumstances, therefore, can be con- sidered that the audi ce last night was' fairly large. 'I' ers was not very much of a plot, ut the story was a series of in resting events culminating in the i vitable and necessary union of t e two lovable young "si:are". St. Elmo is a happy- go-lueky sort' of young gentlcmnn with ah enviable eduatlon afnd'a-lofty indifference _ to the opposite sex, one of whom' Agnes Hammond, is res- ponsible ior his state 'of mind, 'she having _some years seo rclwled him and bestowed her ailectfons on anoth-
She now discovers she does after all like the fellow and St. Elmo would her nicely the latter has so
first attack fall in love
the
man.
and the girls are
an 'un-
girls,
each the
the little word and
so all
time. _
as a
B more
and he
‘in his
that have enough .I to »
dramatic shows: and the Opera Hough exclusion of Ulster from _the opera- last evening was not quite' as filled tion of the home rule bill, which is hh it might reasonably hive been in 'giving rise to tho wildest discussionf view of the popularity off' the play » which whs staged Charlottetown had founded and misleading title tattle,"
dinary folk are generou enough to POEMS l0l‘ fl Settlement.
Nl-W nm-leueu‘ wiui' this - ' ' ' ` ' ' ' nd o C c rra e .
froin"tue new "¢:`('li.'iliiii`r`i;€',"¢‘|L`1i%`e|'.§:;i“fn<?5 in tfm Enghsn, f;ough4't:;g‘et gankdtarpolfbhbut twang tiomg The0]IJ101licedc:pta'1i1i§ tgggm to me coui.ruct-noiuers at _tue instance. 'fills steamer boufid froth Mediter- thgee 2,? tb: 5313: 'oiggdoth We fue £20 8119114- -701165 C8199 110 NGW Y0l'k or mr. r. ouiitn niet. in tue nuaru of rané`aii "`d`rts for Sunderland caught. hs miemeh _ J 8 m n' and fell into the trap. The police 'iiraue rooms last ingot to cuusluer fire 08 the isle `0f Wight shortly af- o_’“*-*' ` 'I ' --- captain got $1,000 shore. Cohen said the situation and what steps. they ter midnight, ' ' ` __ ‘ _ he himself kept a similar amount. snouia take. ~liir. Smith. presiueu, The blaze started in a. deck cargo Cohen promised to repeat the story
and fur. moss menlwen was appointed of grass and spread _so rapidly . ’ ELMUJ before a grand jury. That body is ”°°f°Wf¥- Auwus 1-hose present were through this inilsnnnabie material . I _ expected t I ‘ M"°’r"' J- ”‘~ ”~ lV1°‘f1`¢“i~'~Y. W. W. that the crew was unable to stay its _ ‘ ---1-_-#_ "'°""`
o act in a few days.
TALKING OF _
ULS'I‘ER'S EXCLUSION.
Il`oNDoN, Nev. 1s-The Times een-
tains sl statement foreshadowing the
The Liberals characterire it as “un-
but it is generally believed thint the Times statement is an inspired hint hy the Unionist leaders of their pro-
Libcrals assert, however, -that the
cabinet has not yet considered U1- ster's exclusion and is not prepared to go any further than now proposed by the home rule bill in the entension of Ulstcr's administrative powers.»
CA LLED UPON TO PREPARE
Tho Duke of Bedford, Lord Char-
les Beresford, Lord Castlereagh, Lord Lewisham and Lord Willough- by De Broke appeal totheir able bod- ied countrymen, who think that Ul- ster is arming righteously, to pre- pare themselves to reinforce the men who “are going to risk their lives for the empire's integrity” and it is` stated that 8,800 Englishmen are al- ready enrolled in that cause, ,
Speaking nt Northampton, Mr.
cold caused considerable alarm t
(Special to The Guardinin.)
MON'l‘l'iEAL, Nov. 19--Mr. Just-ice Charbonneau today quashed an in- iu-action in the Toronto World vs, The Montreal Star case. The cilcct of the judgment moans that Charles F. Cmudnll_,__Man.\g_ing _Editor of_ The Star in his capacity as' proprietor of the Dominion News Bureau, is per- mitted to distribute service secured
(Canadian PIM-) » _ (oenedis Pres. (canadian P e c di P o di Pr _
'rmN1DaD,__oei., Nov. .19-A strict OTTAWA. 'Now '39-Dfsftlepment ei OTTAWA. Nov. 19.i;B)e1igiit in- orrawlamneg? Itisifg continue- Non'rii(B.TilrB iggv. iegfltine oeren- *“W“ whim' "W 1"” 8°" *° UW*
' view some of the ministers relatghe
to several matters pertaining to ` province. In connection with the Elevat&
project, Premier Borden and Mr. Cochrane, Minister of Rsilwa " being absent from the Capital. ` " thing definite conlaibe arranges 1811 the matter is in ,abeyance until thdli' return.
The Department of Public Work
was interviewed in connection wi _ further dredging at Rustico. It ii gratifying to know that arrangi-
ments were made to have the Wag: completed next summer, and also t " dredging in Charlottetown hiirbour. There are other important_`|level0i¥~ ments which may be looked for with- in a few days.
?.___,__¢._._..-_
ANEW HAIIILLUS 1’
JUST AHHIVEU
(Canadian Press.)
NANTES, France, Nov. l9-'1'here-
Ccnt poisoning of fifty guests at a “`9df1l“€ Party at Cholet town ln the Department of Marine Et Loco wal due to a bacillus theretofore unknown to science which Dr. Rappin, Direc- tor_ of the Pasteur Institute at Nantes, announced he nas succeeded in solatiug. As a result of the pois- oning eight persons died, other deaths occurred also, from a. mysterious cause, in various parts of the town who were not at the wedding. The new bacillus, owing to its peculigr color, has been named bacillus hyper- tocicus.
CHURCH WAS BROKEN INTO
TORONTO, Nov, 19-Thieves ran
sacked St. John’s Anglican Church, Tuesday night. Nothing of value was taken, but the Ghancel ornaments were thrown about.
HIGHWAYMAN IN
CHARGE OF CAR.
`SAN FRANCISCO Giil.,__N9v' 18- For wie rhr§.»en<f1ie§h,=ie_etf»1eht a masked highw ymiili il ln' complete [charge of the mail car, on the South- ern PacL'ic's short line liniited Num-
hy his contract with the Internntion- ‘ he, 77 from Log Ahgeleh hhtwéeh san
nl News Service of New York, but the Toronto World and The Montreal He|:ald» may press their claims in an ordinary action for damages.
SCIENTISTS DISCOVER
FIRE DAMP WHISTLE.
BERLIN, Nov. 18.-Professor He-
Jose nnd this city, while the three mail clerks lay on the floor, bound. with ropes, and their heads covered with sacks.
The bandit carefully helped himselt
to all the registered mail, going through the letters and packages and discarding the money orders and oth- er articles, which he_dld not want. The robber entered the side door of
her announces that Dr. Leiser has in- vented e. "fire damp whistle,” a de-' vice to give warning of the presence of gas in mines. The invention is ai result of an appeal made by the Kai- ser to the scientific society he formed in' 1912. In view of recent mine dis- asters in Prussia, in which scores of lives were lost, the Emperor 'asked scientists to take up the problem of finding a method of safeguarding thc| lives of those who work underground; The “fire damp whistle” is virtual-
ly a. safety lamp with an attachment operating a. continuous whistle which instantly alters to a tremelo when there is the slightest adulteratlon of the air surrounding it, and becomes staccato when combustion is difficult. It is audible one hundred yards away.
Dr. Leiser was formally presented
to the Kaiser a`t a meeting of scien- tists later.
____.____.__;.
BRln.\(‘.H Ol” FAITH
HY UNITED STATES.
LONDON, November 18-"I am voicing the opinion of large. merchant shipping interests in saying that we rely upon our costly navy to prepare measures to keep the Panama canal
Frmd' Redmond heaped fresh ridicule on always open to' British shipping .. de_
. i
gg :D Liste” “gd fggah °§’_;°g_if_“__$v“ th” Libs clared Charles Stuart Nsirne, the rc- ahhihht 9'? pm y' sir ie ' 0210:? “gt prcsentative of extensive Scottish in the 80 “E 1-<;h9f\;“` ite ffl 9' fi* ___ Battle , shipping interests when he addressed
the' ¥§§°rY e~`r“ S ° ‘mr ° 3 ‘ ° Ithe Royal United Service _institution to - »
_ unionists, on the other hand,
if-el that a temporary respite from the home rule bill would remove none of their _objections to the’ hill.
LONDON, November 18-Lord Lans- downe, the /leader of the opposition! in- the hoiise of lords, in a speech- at Brighton tonight, sine that unionists were ready to give. consideration to the gove_rnment's proposal to exclude Ulster from the operation of the home rule bill.
FAILED TO SETTLE -_ _
. MINERB' STRIKE.
Nov. 118- F. A( Minister of Labor
that it' looked as to bring. about _a dispute between the *mine owners on The Western Fuel to, negotiate un-
the question oi’
The latter
sister Gertrude to
.. whom he should Probably, however,
he was only mortal ex-
"between" acts were again
and. won uproarious applau-
liere today
"It is upon such action alone that
it will bc possible in the immediate fiitiire for the taxpayers to maintain the British nuvy in its high position as a fighting force," Mr. Nairne said, “for despite the Hay-Bauncefote treaty the world is now faced by a fortified Panama canal instead of onei entirely for the benefit of the com- merce of sll nations.
“I regard the United States of Am-
erica as n natiou and hope they may accept the term "all nations" as in- cludingthcmselves. I sec nothing to prevent the United States senate from closing ~the Panama canal at will against those having equal rights in its' use if such a course appeared fo them to be in their exclusive in- terests. I regard this as aserious situation if not an entire breach of faitli_hy the United States govern- ment.”
WASHINGTON, November 18- Wash ngion officials did not take scr- iouslt the speech of Charles Stuart Nairne in London today, declaring that large merchant shipping inter- ests rhpresented bv him relied upon
canal open to British shippln~g.:'
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the British navy "to prepare meas- _uree to always keep the Panama
the mail ear, ss_tne train was leav- ing San Jose for San Francisco, It runs from San J osc to San Francisco\ without a stop.
Until the train reached the out-
skirts of the city the man was eiksg- cd lu rifling the mall and keeping up u running conversation and whrnings to the three helpless clerks. As the train reduced its speed upon entering the yards the robber pocketed the booty, bid -the clerks good night, jumped' from the car and escaped. The amount of the robber’s booty could not be learned. `
Mns. PANKHURST BUSY _
IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Mrs. Em- mellne Pankhurst, Mrs. 6. H. P. Bel- mont, and Mrs. Iiicx Mllhollaild B01- secvain are leading a number of other sudragettes and members of w`6fi‘ien's labor unions in an attempt to dfgsn- ize the employes of the department stores into a union. The party de- scended yesterday evening upon a sixth avenue store and from their au- tomobiles in the streets, they sd- dressed some 300 employes.
ENGLISH EENUI-ms AND
anoan swonp MEN.
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 18.-'A ttsm
of English feneers and broad diiords- mcn will come to this country ifegt February for a competition Bfhiiliit a team representing the ainaf-tilt Ith- eers' league, according to ah ani nouncemcnt made to-day st the HQ!- ten Athletic Association. It is ex- pected that each team will cfihlst bf four men. Arrdngenicnts dis ifnddr way for a series of elimination bouts to determine the makeup of the Unlt- ed States team for khicli seveilsl Boh- ton men are candidates.
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One cent per word each iiisertloli in this column. Cash must acconiflhy order. Minimum charge twdhty-N6 cents.
“Remember the date of thefl-Iiih
Tea at St. Joseph's Content. 27”.
°,*Remember the tea and sale in St. Paul's Parish Hall this afternoon at 3 o'ciock, Admission it cts. `
“The usual household table of
cakes, tongues, mince moot. ' - ves, etc., st. Pet.er's nest W 1.
_ £5.
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