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RECOVERINGu-Mr. James Brown of Stanley Bridge, is report- ed somewhat improved Mr Brown

BLOWING UP WREOKAGE- Wreokase obstructions about some 0i‘ the wliarves and harbors oi‘ the Ifland are being dynamiied out of the way by Mr. Poland, of the Marine Department, who is here for this purpose ilrom Quebec. Yester- day monning some work was done at Connolly's wharf and in the ail’- ternoon Mr. Poland and his assist- ant went to Belfast pier. There is n. wreckage to be removed alt Hal- llday’s wharf, Murray Harbor, An- nandale and other piacs. READERS ARE advised that sale of foxes belonging to East Victoria Famm Black Fox C0., JittL, will take place at Wedlock ranch. Union Road. on Thursday November 1st oi i0 o'clock a. m. Also foxes owned by Estate Greenwood Foxes i/td, will ibe sold at 11 a. m., together with farm. ranch, implements, stock. etc., at ‘the same place ac- cording to advertisement in this paper.

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____.._.. hour the evidence of the witnesses we have here. The inquiry would go on and the evidence would be given oven if We might adjourn for time to take his evidence, but l

to take the evidence that is

to hear the evidence 'anil cross- cxaminn, -

is on investigation in the of the Province.

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Isle straits, owing to weather con dltlons. '-

PAINFULLY INJURED-Mr. Warren Houston Mayfleld was the victim of a very serious and pain- ful accident a short time ago, in which one of his ankles was badly broken and bruised; Mr. Houston was in the act of unloading one of his milkcans from his wagon. where his horse. a highly spirited animal, made a quick start and n heavy can slipped from his hands and fell full-weight on his leg with the above mentioned Houston is making a good recovery under the skillful treatment of Dr. A. B. Stevenson, of New Glasgow. who was immediately summoned and set the broken limb. A strange coincidence was that a brothorin- law of Mr. Houston viz; Mr, E. C. LePage. general merchant of North Rustico, sustained a aimil> ar, though much lees severe accid- ent the same weok—when assist- ing his men in tho unloading of his vessel. Mr. LePage. is also im- proving rapidly aud their many frlouils liopo to son both young men as active as before, ere long.

A FINE OPENING.—Tho, inter- nal of tho people of Rui-itico, and all the neighboring districts is at. tho present time largely centered on the charge, to take place on 'i‘uouday the 7th. of November, in the propriotorship of the fine mercantile property. that has been hold, by the late Joseph (lalliint, fnr more than forty yours. The store is idcnlly cituntoil for husl- tress, in tho heart of the village of ltu.~iticovillq-——just n few yards from

.' o ilriuv-briilpre to which large vessels frequently (mini: for the iuirpose of unloniling coal and lum~ hvr and shipping farm. produce. The lutc i\lr. (lnllunt was horn in Rusilco. in 1X42 and \VIl(‘ll quite n youth exhibited thriftia marked characteristic of his later life) by encountering the than. most strcii- nous task of carrying the mails on a long, rough country road. \\'hi=u still a young mini ho founded the IlllSlllHHS stand that bus over since borne his name, and kept huiiilingI grcnior iintll it assumcil its pro-n

sent creditable proportions. Along with thn mcrttiiiitili: business, .'\li'. (lnlnut cnrricii shipping trzido Iniili slivornl largo. vi-sscls and oversaw the work on a splcndidy

on an OXICIIHIVC iin viug

inrni situated near ltustii-n (‘on- vcnt, Many morr priiiscivortliy c - iihcis might vcry truthfully bu. up-I plied to his memory but suffice it‘

a thoroughly hou- This

Taii is gone—iiut the work remains iljemm homa Irhi? Emile“? Con‘ to be tzikcn up by another-let us ffifnillltilllgl-zgrgfiytfiet 0 am that other “real;w0' ' . long , , uld ask that we take the eviiicn- ' “my be found “Ormy to ml co of those witnesses from Suuini- orsitlc. '

(Continued from Page Four) _ v ll

Mitchell were here.

sufficient u

repose to ask the Commissioner

now viiiiziblc.

MR. lNMAN: A man has a right

MR. STEWART: Mr.

Mitchell not charged with anytb

lug. This interests

I MR. INMAN: The Attorney Gen-

tli th

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The Brant sailed yesterday ‘morn- land to lift buoys and supply some

of the lights. The Araumore is still detained at Quirpon, in the Belle

result. Mr. i

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son anything to hinder that.

guards Mr. Mitchell in any case.

get fair play all right.

Mitchell and go on with thcnexam» inatiou of these witnesses. I not thing his adsence will invali- date their evidence.

think so either. between some English young moi-i

Government has tho right to got

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eral in opening his case stated l can. ii’ Mr. Mitchell or anyone charge after charge against this else is guilty they will then have man of misconduct. to take proceedings against him.

MR. STEWART: i said MR. STEWART: from the statements of these men ceedings that we may take against (Capts. Duthie and Butler) his Mr. Mitchell lie outside of this in- conduct should be investigator]. qulry altogether.

MR. lNMAN: My honorable JOHN MOLLISON (sworn) friend did not say so but he said Examination by the ATTORNEY that the statements of Mitchell GENERAL: were ‘proved incorrect, that is. n Q. You live at Summerside? falsehood and a lie. The evidence A. Yes sir. us given by this gentleman (Capt. Q. You are a land surveyor? Turner) ou the stand shows that A. Yes. this man has actcil in a most ex- Q. Did you hear the statements traoriliitary way and the Coin- niadc by tho last witness Capt missiouor should see that. So i: 'i‘urner? has tnkeu on the form of in- A.‘ N0! V975’ "1111311- I W85 vcsllgating a charge of fraud Cooling in- ngziinst him. it is only fair to Q- D111 YOU T1981‘ U10 notify him in some way that this is 8W9" illwlll i1 P111117 going on aaziinst hliu and lot him A~ N05 '

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evidence

cross-examine witnesses if he Q- Did you 111111111 11 BUPYCY "f ivants to, especially as Ziir. 1811i] 11031‘ 1511191111117 fitludcfs witnesses are not liPrc. A» I (1111-

MR. GAUDET: Has itiificliell any Q- when 11111 V011 111111“? 11ml? snliplprg? A. Some weeks ago. lt was in

LIEUT. JACKSON: l under Allan-sf- sinuil ho has iolicltovn iii Amherst, Q- 711i"- “115 m9 911W B111'V@Y- 111' \l ‘

h... was thcrc another? A. i was out twice but it was nutchci] the some thing. it was all done in August,

Q. What land did you survey? MR. lNMANi l claim that tnt- A- 1 111111015100" 111111 '- “'11s invtisligniiou has ilcvolopoil into “lirvlwlm! “m 7'1"" 1111"] "f ‘VIII u charge of tho grosscst fraiul and I111" “lityllo- ("mm-iii MHYIW 3111i that. ziccoriliug to all sense of fair P9191‘ Sinclair» pan-IV I" Que?!“ play tho inquiry should ho ad- Cmmty ""11 Part1)’ l" P111199 journrii to givo that man a chance. colmtY- George and William

MR STEWART; section 3 U; Mayne have some land both in the statutes of the Province pro- Qllfiell-‘l "Fill P1111“ but I wink VlilUS “that no report shall be Slnclillfs “'39 ‘Ilmgemer 111 inndo against any person or per- (weens-

. ' llliluor ill: l‘ui'lcy. i licvo. . MR. GAUDET: Doe's halting to Amherst? LIEUT JACKSON. Ycs.

soils until reasonable notice shall Q- "my many “m5 were I11‘ have boon givon to him or them of "Owed m “"3 5‘""’9Y'

the charge of misconduct against A- AMI" “"9 9" “IX hundred him or them. and ho or they shall “crcs- ' have boon allowed full opportiiii- Q" What “"1" m" “Wm "f m" . ity to lic hoard in person or by imnmy?

counsel.“ f in the (zourso of the i:i- A- "VMI- w" '“"-i“'“'"‘?‘I "l" Ilmmll‘

‘wiry H transpirps that "m", is ,1 ary lino.nf the total urea ‘and we] ‘ irliiirgi: ihc Commission is not to m"! "H that "an m“ he“ I" y,‘ rrzport until reasonable notice IlllH Qua/Om‘ Cmlmy “'05! Ur ‘he COIIMYI 3g; Iliillll given oi’ this charge. that is hm’ F03“ and ‘vest “f m“ “minty

. l u“, Section nloamh trhere are lino itself in four acre lots. though two witnesses here who are very there. were some Jobs a little less

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Q. Were the lots square or re- am] tangular?

cottmm I A. Rectangular. narrow and

Q. Was the whole part in Prince County. I have a small. incomplete THE COMMISSWNER. [do not plan hero which l made for my'-[:;.

own use. (Plan produced and ex-I “are” plaincill. ‘ l Q. When was tho largo plan pro-I I pared? - “m, A. Shortly uftt-r the survey nrrow technical view of tiic iiiatt- agfigflgutlx1"lgntlgaerligfihtgltwlnh 'MR_ INMAN, I only brought it of August, autl l know I could not p as a “mum. of fa“. “MM finlsn nun ltnlav; flor homebink thc . oven rig. ui came ac nu THE C°MM'SS'ONER' He w“! the 23rd, 24th and 26th and coin-

MR. GAUDET.’ Tho Act

M R. STEWART: Certainly.

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. y . ~ pletcd the survey. MR. GAUDET. Vie. may notify Q. what did you do Wm‘ do large plan?

A. I delivered that to William Mayiiu und he issued the chvquw for lllf‘. I unilerstanil it was lic- livorcd to tho gentlemen who or- dered the survey.

t). Who engaged you to the survey?

A. The first dny l wont out

the

THE COMMISSIONER: [do not

MR. GAUDET: It has coma to o notice of the Government that ere has been some transaction

inn k1-

in tho afternoon, ironilug on ttmurue,

l Mlt l ll. Th s. young nil-u Iliiie Cflllilllllllllflil-fk; Mitchell was “VWIIYIR. und illr. Mitchcoi lilllll "N, agent of the Govemlnent the Capt Dudley came along froiu i~Jm<1

oruld llllil wo made an ugriaiemcnr.l

the Commission to investigate the It was many Mr‘ Mitchanl WI") facts ‘of the case and the Comiuiss: was ‘mnfloymg m“ w "wk" "h" , ion may cull whomsocvcr they see Smwpy" , i (

S m m, witneflaeit _ “Wits that in August of this’ BROWN ELK MR. INMAN: l i-iuiimlt that it Ye-X'~-Y'_q

has developed into n charge and ' _ ,_ _

that the man charged should hr- THE COMMISSION?“ __“""

I I [lomqedv this the sumo Aniirru l'|.-i.<i-r H MR. STEWART: l will imam-- “mclmll? E g take to notify liliii hoforc this in- A‘ ‘ML

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vcstigation (rinses, and in order not in ivaste time l will usk that tho ivitiiosses here he heard.

I will certainly hour the ivitncsscs

have asked me to find that out if

,G. F. Hutcheson

Q. iio was on lilo lslnnil iliou’:

A. Yes. That Will-l the only lime- I saw hlin. i snw Dudley tlu-i second time. E

THE ATTORNEY GENEFtALz, Q. Did you agree with Mr. Mitchell! ubou the oxpcnsc of thc wurvi-y ill that time.

A. No, it took mu a grunt IIIHIII longer to make tho plan than l had snggeatotl to hlni but .-c uure me to understand that \\'llilIl:\'1,‘l‘ it was the cost would be pal/l.

Q. it was after you had gone lllii thorn that you saw Aiitrslicll for

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Q. Who engaged you ti no out

THE COMMISSIONER! i think

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