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special to The Guardian. S

YARM‘QU']'H, October 28-Ano ther

body from the wrecked Hestia came El "hare at Port Maitland this mornf B

lug. " _ - ' ed a. bottle containing corrosive acid dian surve ors rkin

Two bodies -at Crainberry_Head hav., u l,o¢u identified as Chief Engineer Munn and Bldmy _Mcl_Jona1d, the third lo h unldmtlfibd. ` e The ‘body at Salllmon River has been t identified as"l‘heodore Reid of Glas- ow. _ P Irhicos oovio, october za-'rhorc I1 is no news from the wreck. a ' She is in bad condition and will probably break up in the first storml. 0 A great deal ‘of the cargo wwlwd b out of the hatches and drifted away. S ‘The upper deck is nearly all washed nwny. Between 30 and 40 'small W boats are around the wreck picking ti up the floating wreckage, chiefly So. Ye etch Whiskey. . ‘ _ In their eagerness to secure this `l‘” much deilred freil,lht‘ the occupants ol.

(our boats were thrown into

' tho-

wuter by the smashing of their limo A

craft, but no lives were lost, as they 'were quickly fished out by their com. panions. It is definitely known now that the death list uum‘bers'thirty-five.

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. CAMBRI.DGE_ MaBs_ october 27_ deploring the death of Mr Pipes were

Some changes 'ln the Ten Command- m°."°d by H" J' L°g“° m an address

m el

_ _ ,cs at Harvard Uni_versity_ marks aud_passed bya rising vote_ _

Prof Carver in Dm.ticu\a[, wants an The nominating committee submlt. nth-ely new commandment dealing ted to the convention a number of

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Special to The Guaraxan. m MONTREAL, Oc lincy in thc Quebec command caused `G by the death- of Gen Buchan has been fll ed by the appointment of Col Gor- an doll, who was in command of Eastern' to Ontario and was recently transferred si to the staff at Ottawa

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'Col Gordon went to Africa second Vpuro fo;-oo 0| habit, 0,. an umuinking his C0mP€`til50f- It Was so declar-

f - ed by a Yising vote. The candidate

___ the sixth c0_n__mg____t_ __0__erance of the first sentence that

in comm-and to 'Col' Jar'.I.s of Halifax 'ug

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llllcllllllllll sllivll ullll's

xcllfslon of women from the right, to they included all the accounts and |16 ffilhchise. might make necessalry the surveying

ainful_ burning of some election oi- However, the papres have bee

rrest. ` ---...-__..___ '

Aboflt the same time time a similar

gtrage was attempted at ainiother

‘ al ad ocated by Tho- _ _ - ' mas N.‘carver, professor of ecouorm-'B' Paul' M' L' A" m °'ppr°p"“'te "°`

tolier 28-The vac- 'no

red t d h 1 t th - 1d_.t ceived 5 majority of three votes _ gulficgufg' Porsor cofffioi) tonic? W*""‘“P°“ M’ L““"Y ‘”°“’d that

railve of one who oss speed’

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Throw. Acid lo Destrov Bal- Causc_d.6rs_at .Con_c.er_'ll-_.l_l.l_itlI lots in English'ByElections- Th'eyWere 'Mysterlously V Arrests Followed. A Return‘ed"Again. _

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pecial to The Guardian. Lpecial to The Guardian. LONDON, October 28-Mrs Cha/plin, OTTAWA, October 28-A couple of uffragette, furnished a thrill at the weeks ago o, portfolio of papers was errnondsey election when she smash- stolen in Vancouver from the Cana-

, y wo g on the Alas-

Dou the ballot box. ka“boundry all summer. _ Her intention was to destroy the 'The loss " was involve the 'survey' allots as a' protest algainst the party 'ln a good deal of trouble as

What she accomplished was the of the work all over algain

n

cers and the assurance of her own mysteriously returned.

oth Uy a young blrl who wore the uffrsgette colors.

In the l-atter instance little damage' as done beyond burning the finger _

ps of the election officials who _, , - moved the broken glass. ll". Mill? -l 1 ”"" _ _ _ .

No acid reached the ballots ' in ‘ 1111.11 Case- AMHERST, S., oct. 27.-A ooo

li* vention representative oi the Lilm-al

art

- -» » p y of the county, .met recently! to

_ nominate a, candidate for the House

of _Assembly in place of the late At-

torney General Pipes. Hon A. B.

Etter, president of the Cumberland

Liberal Association, presided, and A.

___` D. Ross was secretary. Resolutions

emi, t m k th . 1 t _ which adrrlrably represented the feel- n congmozse mem vapp y 0 mod inlg of the convention, seconded by E

ith the ll; uor habit. He wou1u'”“"”°5'-. Au- °‘ the P"’“°“*’ d°°ig”“°‘ ve it t,,_|`fe~the place of the cUm_ ed declined except Cbanles A._ Lusby, ,mdment which reads: “Thou sha_ltlAmhers(:, and Joshua H. I_!_vingstoi1, t fake the name of the Lord thy Wentworth. Each of these stated his

Od in v,,i'n_.. wisih _:$0 relliirie lnhfavor of the other, "The employment of the word _G d am e c O ce avhfg 99°” l°“_t° ,p _[ke blasphemies as they are _ft_,ths convention, Mr. Livingston re-

hey are emu»_oyed_ mam, times “ami the vote be made unanimous for

~6H td 0l1®’s lips. and are damomlacoepted the nomination in neat

p esses _ a ° _ '

arfed vocabulary. und a incl. or *-m--_

iulls Plrllls will-ill

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_INNSN NN EIJIIUH NNW UUNSUENINS NNI] SUIIIIUE

_Twenty Reasons Sworn to About Plans for Canadian 1Rash Act of St- John Girl ln Kill the Illustrlouslapanoso Navy. .English Firm May . Boston. Unknown Body

I-IARBIN Octoller 28-The assassin MONTREAL October 28-A -

MINISEENS NNE I-ll LUVE NEENIH

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Locate at Halifax- _ ldenllfled.

Special to The Guardian. S ecial to The Gu rdi n

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WNIINEY ‘ENUES

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Caused by Change in _End of Fiscal Year, the Treasurer Says.

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S ecial to The Guardian I

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_ » . confer

Of Pfilice R0 V159 identified today 5,5 ence took place today lletween Laur- Inchan An-tea-n, former editor of a ier, Fielding, and Brodeur on behalf newspaper at Seoul. of the Canadian Government with the

He sa‘id he was one of an organized local representative of Swan Hunter

gang of twenty,Koreans who ha¢l= & Wlgham Richardson, of Newcastle taken an oath that they would kill 011 Tylne, Clarence Sola, who sefl forth the Japalnese statesman. the company's pla/ns with reference to The assassin used dum dum bullets, bllill-'A13 the proposed Canadian Navy.

poisoned with cyanide. The matter will be studied by the

-`---`---_ Ministers and later will come

AN(|]_H{H _PA|NH|L “size..ii.a:uiliu:..°;.i1.f..iiil-Fi sllllllilll; uzlzullsifllllllfl lllil ..;~:€.i.;:ii.i%.;"§‘.i'i.`;l.1;ii.i...cus NI SNIIIE PAIN gsi

Lot 40, was putting o, charge of pow. ____

der and shot into la gun he met with S ~ n unfortunate accident' Ho was i peclal to The Guardmn'

gh t _ ti _ - _ nl NORTH SYDNEY october 2s-The

holding his hand over the muzzle he yarred th`e weapon on the floor tio' shake down the shot, this action re- sulting inthe discharge of the load' all of which went through the boy’sI hand, making a very painful and ugly wound. The lad is only about

e M 0 ‘put ng in the shot. and schooner Canadienne, Capt Theriault,I

which left here Monday with coal for the lighthouse of St Paul’s Ig- land, has been wrecked at that place,

The vessel was callglit in a heavy

gale on Monday night.

The crew of four men are reported

safe. i

P a a _ BOSTON, October 18-Tlle young

woman who committed suicide 'l'ues- day evening in a room on Dwight St by talking corrosive sublimate tal/lets has been identified as Miss Bertha Keeley of St Johli and according to her friends o love affair which was not turning out to her satisfaction] was the cause of the rash action. `

MUNIIEH ININE Nl SIIJNEI SUPHEIIIIE SEUUHI

SYDNEY, October 22]-At the open- I ng of the supreme court this morn- ng, Joseph Nas/ll was placed in the dock to answer an indictment for theI murder of Max Passerino. The court" house.was packed to its utmost cupa-I city, all eager to absorb the sensa-

tions of a murder trial. ~

'Before answering ‘the indictment Mr Maddin mofved to quash the snn.1=

lists were not legal, not having `;»een‘ Prepared according to the provisions' of the statutes. I

Judge Russel rulled that all the?

on the grounds that the grand jury’f

p . TOliOl\"l`(), October 2S-Premier,Wh-

itneyfs Government faces a deficit.

On account of the change in the end

of the fiscal year to Oct 31, the Treas- urer claims the sheets will not balan- ce.

Succession dues and railway earn-

ings arc good, but license fees and timber sales are not received till

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LENEUE PUSSIBIE

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NEW YORK, Oct 27--When tho luseball magliates of the Eastern League llc~.;an their second day‘s scs- siou at the Hotel Victoria, today, they faced the prohaltlity of a dend- louk over the league presidency, for vbirll two candidates, in' opposition

,\ to Patrick T. Powers, now president of the organization, are asplrants.

The league presidency has been the oremost topic before the meeting since its convening yesterday, and the advocates of thc election of James R. Price, sporting editor of a New York newspaper, and of Ed- ward G. Barrow former mann er

fourteen years of age. The Canladiemie was built at Mag-

After_ the accident_Dr R. D. Mo- dalen Islands in 1883 and owned by

Laughlin, St Pete1"s, was immediate- Arseueault of that place. » ly summoned and attended to the --i--- S

. s of

elects had been cured by the act the Toronto team, und once president

wered ‘not guilty The prlsonm-

I Q I 'dw I is lllllllll Mills illlllll

` _. "We see on the other side the in-

. tense craving for stimulants holding ._ -

' many people who have ou`r lives in ' I ‘

heir keeping, and once in the pos- ssion- f heir ' i ` |

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TOKIO, Oct. 27-.lzzpan’s policy to- 3; ward Korea will remain unchanged by't0 the assassination of Prince Ito, who, tio ss Resident General of Korea, worked- sp out the plan for that* kingdom’s re-l formation. This much was made rc known in u statement issued by the'en Foreign Office today. The sftaitementyng was called out by the -appearance in l . some of the sensational newspapers

of editorials demanding the lmmedl- 'A ate annexation of Korea to Japan.

The Foreign Office sllences this clamor by formally declaring that, _ though the death of Prine". Ito thro: ugh the dastardly act of a Korean, was the greatest ‘loss which the Emi-I Dire could sustain, the attitude oiV Japan toward Korea remains the_"1 same as that inaugurated and desired f-‘h

by the dead statesman. IB” There is no reason to believe that he

rescent man,, who .unfortunately mel: .

ith an accident and was unable to '

tho .icclh of Prince Ito will hovo cho_C s'.lglltest effect upon Japan’s policies W all home or abroad. On the contrarylnh llls ltnown wishes will be followedfll

o t desires, da-ngor hangs _ I _

er our being like- the sword over _ _ .

u of crust in chose times ui highly BLACKPOOL. England. October 27. ecialized Life."

ad: “'1‘ho'u shalt not drink to drunk- ness nor bewildcr thyself wlthstro-

MNEHSI Wlll

AM]-FERST October 27-Arrange ents are being made here to havelwrd' This is not tim' however' - “sl

moc1es_ _Drinking is -9, hindrance any mum who is placed in a posi- _

l'o.~is'ing the clilnls for tlii-ir candi- utcs.

d _ l lfiglllizihg the lists._ Nash-then an-`of the Altantic League, were today

1131's injuries, dressing the wound and _ _ ~ ;iS if bright and rather prcpossesslng d _ r ieving his suffering to a consider- young man. To look at him in the *Debate preceding the election was able extent. It was decided to have 1 I ock no person would think he nas expected to develop the charges that him removed t5 ‘the P E Island

President powers had too man oth

Hospital, as it was not certain as to Us whether amputation of the hand lt

would be necessary or not, ond h ` | was brought in yesterday evening rl *_* K1

?_,__1,,,,_, ._ L_ , _ hands of a daring pilot were exempll- e

d . ` ' _ ' - ll native of Southern Europe, and lic d - _ _ _ _

Y er

oes not, in a earance .lt least l athletic interests :ind that Eastern

the eastern train and Dlabed in th BLAC_K_POOL, England, Oct 2?-The .leuges on the part of the crown and p_ E_ Island Hospital for treatment Capabilities of the aeroplane in the fourteen on the part ofthe defense

PD . fl I-_

lie bill for a typical murderer, l Some time was consumed in em- s annelling the jury. Three chal-

xhausted the pannell and then the

“ fied here, when Hubert Latham the sheriff started putting in talesmen

F"-fnch &"'1`¢1t0f. _`i;avc an exh-ibition After a while enough were sifted

that first entertaineil and then terrain out of the crowd to complete the ed the spectators In a monoplane Lol jury

I tham battled against a gale that* lvln Cameron and My Carroll 31).'

League iiffulrs were sllffcrlng 'in con- equence. ____

is-_-_-mg-?1._l _:_ “*ui

ENPENUII ANU NINE

ullll ll llulllll

Ibxlil.-`V_, ur.; 2.'-The precise ra- I

wao blowing thirty mules an hour,I

_ twice circling the course. As the

suits of the int-sting of Emperor Nic-

peaied for the crown, and Mr Mad-

dln a-ndV.Mr -Harrington for the de- hows and King victor Emmanuel at

' VIENNA, Oct. 27.-Emperor Fran-

3:18 -7_;1_1'1°g11 11 sch 1; °°11f?_1_;i11s mths stand still in the sir. Wh-cn. hnw=vsr._oy tho crown co sustain tho iuuio_c-IMF _whom .. announced ,,__,_, no

Irnachine struggled in the teeth offence. Mi- oorr il ouod ith

oop w a, -

thi! gale it 8l>D€Hl'€d Bt times t0'short resume of the facts relied upon Jacwmgl uw wt I I MMHIEM in

the Libertc, which from "llnqu.=stion-

-Henry Farman, the French-‘Scotch aeronaut', today accomplished at the aviation meet by far the finest flight that has been witnessed in this coun- try. 'lille Frenchman covered forty- scven miles and one thousand, one hundred and eighty-four yards in one hour thirty twVo minutes sixteen and four-ilftlis seconds. _

In the first hour he rruade thirlly

miles dhd one thousand, five hundred and seventy~'§sven yards, and t‘he spec tators c led out in their enthusiasm

is substitute commandment-would

_drink. "

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e first five runners f' The Heraldlpaulhan new 30 7 10 mu" in sixty

° - _ l _

.1 'rho Malls ten mile race to run‘m‘““*°°° “E RM ms

re next week. Rodgers, the fast;

loh will also be ushcal 1

n. Amherst ls very enthusiasitlc

ee u

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that he Eiad established a wor1d's re- S

on' the Modern Schools and Educar the municipal campaign enters its tion. dual stage indicating one of the clos-

ENNEH WANTS NIS

onduct the 'publishing of the worlcs_candidates claim success as alsswred,

The testattor stated that history est contests ever decided on election

0Ul1 U11 M0!! ered 81. Latha‘m came about ln' the wind the mon.; Ho stated the moto as. all-o-my. y _ ~ ' . ‘ ~ ' ,' _ ‘ _ _ . ’. willtten convention _was

the Austrian Foreign _Min1ster, rrlouoplane was driven at a rate es- moon m_tl,,, pre¢,s_ and m a,l_|_,LV.,,It“__) s____c_f_c statenmms "1’"I‘S the 911111 t11‘~“Sf°f111“*1°" Of 1111 tlmafvd to be between eighty and a- iurimutcu thot the crown chouhl ~ ut--I . -‘ _ o _ old bourgeois family into a noble hu-ndredl mllles an hour. At 0110 time 'lcmpt to prove a‘ conspiracy to li;;lr-Irlhc first ‘mb D' mu "dll °“@- and the f°°°€11m°” “Y **1¢.‘111°S* he barely escaped being carried out to .lor Pusserino, cn account or him ‘tm I 1']-dcpfnficnce am “°1“S“'° 111"1Sf°°’“°Y '111 E“1”°P” Of Sea. and the crowd. which had been -huvin,-,- been active' lu occuring Ira.lauIf°°"°;E1°T1;;“;‘;‘:;;§"f,,5

_ ~ _ _ ,eneg _ - _

the dignity of commerce. Count_worked up to a high pitch of excite _labor for the Coal company against tm, Em__,.iSh_B-,meh policy ,-,,g,,,-,img ‘1 A°1°“t'“*~1S *111°‘=‘1'1°"f' We” 111e1”°l1°lm°nt. ceased to cheer and besnnsh tho wishes una interests or tho ami.-IC ', that ,_ Cm, fo, ,hc om,

. . . _ re ei ‘ ' '

ants of Prague' the haviatog to cqme (gown 'ers' Nash ‘S Smd to "G [mei _ Ians, not for Greece. A further and

W an La ham did al ght hu was-not Dr J' D' McKee” was the Iurst Wm' Imore important gent-rail engagement, remitted to attempt n fnftherflluhi tnocs for tho crown una stucco rho lnaly is in the ,u,u,,, ,O uc, ,,._,,, While the Wind continued high- » cause of death' was a dee_p wound onIRussia_ as did Ausm_u prior to the

th" upper part of the thigh which Herzegovine-Bosnia affair. The Li- severod an artery and some minor

'be

signed, but we-rc made. zlsslirancc _of the eventual of Mon support of

rte insists that this`latter agree-

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PARIS, oct 27-_'rho will of Fran- _ 'Sm ~ _

sco-Ferrer, who was/ executed at » ' "" "" """

arcelona for conspiracy against the -_- |

government of Spain, as published NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Although M

here today, charges the executor to the managers of all the mayoralty ‘ | `

ment was made in full accord with Great Britain and France as DFOVGII ‘by the active exchanges at London _ which preceded the invitation - of Emperor Nicholas for M. PihK>h00n

to meet him at the frontier.

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EUN IIIESINNTIUN

would vindicate his lnnocence, but he'day. Although the claims advanced d ured his friends not to bother ab- in behalf of Mr Hearst and Otto T

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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-All known ecords for rapid vaccination are be-

Probably more closely now that he is OV

dead than when he was "alive. th

The deirth of the Prince was official- 81'

._ | _

ly announced b the Government. tio- irr__de the co____c___o__ 0( valuable prizes GALoU,l,TA_ Oct 27__The recent

icy. *sud it sic also mica ch.;t'¢1 the warship bearing the body would f0 Arrive at Eokosuka, November ith., ill ylhen the body will be removed lm-,te

medlately to the Prlncofo late resl- tl:___ me mee been run, this year. As one hundred and twenty six and that

dilute, in Tokio. h

S0

er the possible chance of s g use mien and elaborate preparations e being made for the big Bviiut. The ` _-_ rangements now being made ln-

r the race. The entire town ls look- earthquake in Beluchistan Was the g towards the arrival of the fast worst that has occurred; over such a ami which would have represented wide area in many years. It is re- e Maritime provinces in Montreabported that the fatalities were

I UNEH N HUNUNEU§

i I - ut his memory, als "In this life Bannard are less sanlguine than those f_ nly acts count," he added the re-`of Tammany Hall, both their camps 11

cved to have been broken at this

NVEUULNNNU NIS MUNEY

gret thaft his body could not be_ _ cremated. many candidate, Judge Gaynor. The

NNE SUUN PNNTEUI

t. The Greek steamer Themisto-

have concentrated fire on the Tamf Elf; was detained at q_______a_ut__€___ f B. ki ~ ,,ist_ -n ddition 7.20 a. m. llntil 3.50 p. in. un i . t(.;ml;;Eng .EE)t(;cl<yeIEl Jililict night ally wil- irnmisfnnts from Paffhs 111111 _1_1_¢11°_fI liain M. Ivins, representing the Civic P01155 h“d_b‘ie“_ l"";°”"{‘t‘;1t°d_;_1ceI;r of Am”-“ce and by ‘mb E' Hedges spam? H` Duty’ mem -ego; ts vaccinated .ng for tho nopuhiiconc, hoc his Dori sud 1111110 11=->1- 1111 _ __ _

the entire 1045. A complitatloxl slow-_ ed that alllowing no intervals for llln-l

judicial career bitterly assailed by

SEIINNNNN NNU BN.lNlN

KANSAS CITY, Mc. Oct 17-Herr

‘Bernard Dornburg, colonial secretary of tho ocrclvuu Empirv. lust Highl- delided the idcu of Wuf IIWWCCD CWI"

1. lnil.

nl£\IrEE;liE},E1dlicE1r§li[<ll, when asked if the two countries would fight.

vlltli him was Dr William Busse. Secretary of Agriculture for thc Col- onies. They have been in this co'-\i\'1`Y

BRl'l‘ISI-I TRADE STILL ° _ Rnruunn wrrn ohuhna. .M

LONDON, Oct BT-In referring at Queensbury--to his recent visit t

o

Canada. Lord Milner slJ.d that he

had met a man whose business it was to study the question of ‘the importation of British goods t0 Canada. Hs belonged to no DBYW and he had no' political bias, blit hc had immense information. Loi-ld Milner se.l.d he asked him to tell lllm honestly what had been the effect |11 Ol the Canadian preference as regards A

his reply was that it had saved for } Gfsut Britain whatever trade she e

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lf‘lnard’s Linlment ‘cures burns. Oth- t

(Too gate for eiassl _ _

_ >A\_..._--~==u»&:. __ ----- r QAUNSOME SA_‘US_¢GES fresh e_v-lb * sry da at Saun ers & Newsom fi

y _

_ OST, Thanks vi Day a 8014

J fob chain wfgzih Vf-:ltlalo G. L. C. ll

on charm. Finder be rewarded by 'b ftjllrning to this office. 10-29dtl. _ i\VANTED, maid* for cooking a/nd

‘zeneral housework, no washing.

ADDIY to 22 Qzamnt St. 10-__2?_d‘3i.

on as plans are completed the date}one hundred and fifty DBFBHS N/91° ill*

ill be a nounced. urea, ' _

ti11NheD2E§1"¢:af?om vziutslde places are] Complete details have not as Yeh cited on the any of the race. boo... rcccivcdnom' thu interior ‘ hut

xp \ _ _____;.._--' alle best information is to the effect

that the tcoai deaths .iui-ins the fe-

oent cyclone io Eastern ,B_en_gal did

_ I ° -not exceed one hundred and that 'the

' ‘Europ _ .

Plulllll llalnwll‘_;;;‘_I*_‘i_i_§1-f[~,12S_-VE”

9

h‘&Ve WNW-.I5"iS k'10W“ te°h“i_°11UY Bslwas then the town of Gravesend. a 'lilltle tlme,’ was responsible for a °

Hector M. Hltcllings, a well known_

_ lawyer, wllo gained prominence at,

1- .the time of the overthrow of John'

OTTAWA OCD 27”‘TI\9 deem’ to Y. McKane, as political boss of wh-at

gensrous collection of misfortunes, C_ N_ R_ STEAMER3 which overtook a young man from ON BOTH SEA3_ the golden west, who came to Mon- ~

chcon, the four doctors must cachla month St,,,l)._,,,_: thc culture of rot- bave vnccinatcil 261 patio-nts ut on tm~,_ In their travels through U10 average rate of 'ODE ill CVCW 1-9 “““`Isollth they have \|.slted ltookcr 'l`. utes. _ , I\Il`aShingtoii's 'Fllskcgeo scliooll Tell-

There was much chafing at l-he W' vlng of this ciluscrl the (olinl Secre-

lay among the 93 cabin DHS-€”"‘:_"‘"S’ ltury to mention the n0Bf0 Problem'

and the steerage was at first lncllnml to be mullnous. All had been vac-

treal to saill on the Allan Liner ‘Gor- WIN_NIPEG_ Man, Oct g7_D_ D_ sicsn.' George Hylly arrived 111 WW” Manu; First vice-Prccidcnc or tho

011 Wednesday mghti “nd began t°IOanadian Northern Railway, arrived

banker for a bit of life on -Mou0r<’ial’s Monday and made a Statement than

clnated by the Greek immigruutlon 'officials before being permitted to

embark. Dr 'Doty, however. W111; iinrclenting, for several cases o

V "_" _ ' E ' i _ _ ' il f (‘l-ook ports have re- WM" :Isl “Wee” e k- - - tiers street re- ‘c was ‘ `ln'

l 'ndl H10 B005 ‘md Sh" wo' 0 ' .95 Mm' into 5 I‘“g““h_°° ny afloat, would w~launched‘on both g~ -

ei-r;leEJfE?ona such as cril1Dl¢d E01' 5° _ ‘ 50"., Wh°"° his d"“k’ we” d°p°d' gcoans, this belng`one result of the -"""

the r‘mp°rt°u°“ °‘ British g°°ds’ and Ong the 97109 i“d`“°try °! Lynn’ as --° ~ " _With th” "Sum that he ‘nd 'mt awmk' far-reaching ardangement between Mr

I

u in the city as ths _1“V““ ‘N - TTAWA. Oct 21-Letters. -PM on until Fi-ldcy aiternvon. 21111 °°“' Ml - d tho B. o. Executive. _

mu h , thesnhctlon of a few young sirlft UP; ,,349 9 .1 petitions calling upon the 'selquently lost his noat. ge found his ;"a':_“N?;‘nn prophesied that the men _,_ _ ___

M with ('°“°d°' ' 10Y9‘1 E" the Maplegstregt fn N1*9°\15i`30 C0l\i1¢1l 1° Uxerci" °E°'m` WW 'E9 hisnhotel' ° Brmnu’ nam of Canadian Northern trans-contlnen-

D li las Us 0 “Tl

_ .-..__ W kers N 1 _

FOR SALE, farm of one hundred _gfltted Eileen? warminay break out be- .Ml‘!Q`F!'.' .-.I.fE.N'VE¥?E£!‘_¢ ..‘.'.°E..‘.°;Y$' ..°“r.° a.

V acrs's,‘scvci‘lty clear ind 't!iii'f1Y With hard and soft wood. Bulldlu'K“ "6 all new, Apply to W. K. Roger- Wh. Churchill. ' 0-Bbdlwpd.

I with _'I rooms. llfodern improve-

_'“¢Uf-I. Apply to 180 Cumberland or -Fumes Stewart care of Jas Paton B1 00. i lo-zocor

lr. to thc fact CHICAGO MARKETS

The cmnpg:-loy oiilfynoé few Qlrls out. _"_

that thuethanfiftem and* those the _CI-IIOAGO, Oct 28-(Speclal.)-

- _ -- not MON ' ' ' 7 l l t The Guardian.

[F0 LET. curtain I U3\1l1fl7°11=11‘1 youngest 111 *.‘1° "‘°”°"’,,_' _ soot wuoot ios 51-'}%°l§oN'l‘3o, ooroloo. zo-Noru.woctor-

I D Wh t ......... ..u-- ... .... .. ... 104

The temperature at three 0°10°\¢ B" °° ‘ E

__ mmg was !°rt’_'fm,,. d,g.,.e,,_ opt Corn .. ... 58| _ -rho loosen of today w"i`.'l -be ten

t ll m0 Dec Corn ......... ......... 61

-1.-1-ul-_I-Ili . .

lmn..;~4's Linimont for nic Ivbrzvhm _ ~

w. L- o g 1 ' o se of 'Mrs Robinson. butmuch ser yo lz -9/ l ltion would be‘..;s. grealt a

,giving moll- work this afterli_¢_>ull';1_§' :=:y$__El‘ElbNEErey :Oman sentenced to bel there h_e proceeded to lame Steamship ta wmpet ~

oauge they refused to accede o 0 M-aged (0,. the killing of her daugh- offices _where he books .passage Oh

llmndensgd v¢rt'5_¢.'_“¢nt 'compauy's l'9<l\1°SI1 11° win the Boot ¢or'n clilldrenl, conllnue to pour into the ‘Ioniau.' 111

l. and shoe workery Ulf! on unless they the Department of J“su9e_ An acc,,,._ .

' eceived the scale of wat” “ned ate count of the letters, etc, ` hsis THE qqmglrlys CARGO

y* the union of the mal0_1‘1W “E 3 not been kept, but it is estimated FOR CHARLOTTETOWN.

Imernlbefs- Th” 5-""I“ “'"° “df,f°5§f, thot the uuuihcr or iniiivhiual signs- _ ___

`by Jvhh 1"-Y““' Becfebari of local tures is approaching the one liunfdrvd ST. JOHN, October '27-_-The ,wrncksd evendenf U“‘*"'° U" ‘”,‘,’,,§ om., thousand mark. and they uv S1111 seoumcr Hocus col-rica nic zoiicwluz °dy “mnated with the Un h con- COWIDUUUZ |10 001110 lu. It iB1IUhl`i\1€-lcargo for Charlottetown:-'-ten cases workers of America; A* I* °' the ly that action will be taken ` hy' the Whiskey, order; twenty-uve Tons Pill clusion ol Mr Flynn B Bddrix nd Government until after the trial of Iron, N. Stairs and Morrison; Mf- §i1`\° '90/mfmed th°I‘;\ep°°lWt°:,lth=,h, Mrs' Robln¢on's husband. ~ cases Whiskey. M. & D. Co.; B111 059"

1" "M-" °h°"_m mt t “ic ‘No thought *""'**“' '

_Merchandise B. C. &_ C0.

y _“ed eh” I"““° G""°"“““"‘” “““?‘“"" l,` ‘E E sho hull placed chem ' in u

ENUM UNH SWINUUNI

stimulus as the origins: coming of

tho C. P. R. he explained that the _ retlgnations of Hou Messrs Fulton ANCISCO oct 2»~____-[_ E_ and Tatlow was a surprise t_o him. C§i';‘_?;rgFR pNBident'of thB'A1m,ka. happened 'after he Edt' He had nolyukoo olxposiltion, is said to have ac- oomment to mak_e_, butdhe r_s:a;_ded cidentglly thrown diamond rings cool as reasons ‘e 1111 B” °~ “Z” - l ch nu .loiloro out “°“_r 155.1" i..i°:r..“s.:.°.‘;.“':.‘3.;':;ilml; ... .,..~_,., con iice w Ml f, l‘~rlc.la es va Attorney-General Bowser. in fact the §‘_;*?_'t1‘w§e°k“_ ° 0 L Cabinet had been been. Mr Munn deal- Tl _mmnndq belonged to M,-5 Chil.

ee was necessary for trans-conllinem "K t the lags on

| _‘The ninili pl'o`olcni_ with us in Afri- lcll‘ he said, ‘is to find something f01` lthe nel,-runs to do that they Wm like Ito do, and will do. My government wishes to ‘makc its 11‘1Ef°'¢S 1” Afncf work and pay taxes and save money-

IIULIINNIII ISENNU

SIIUUIS UUIIH HEUE

sEAT.1~LE_ ‘ oct 27"._.Remn|-kable re- ports of conditions in B0l§‘0tI0f I°I‘°““ which' has been named' In¢B‘l1d@H°¢“t island by sailors, wore in-ollshiil 1:3; yesterday by officers of the ll

States revenue cutter Perry.

wlth a new reef which stretches on- ono ciao or tho inland .thu water br foot registered. two hundred and tml degree Fahrenheit. Clouds of smoke and neo-am arose from small assures and within the latter smali spot of land reflected a translucent §l0W5l glmugli an active volcano extended -ll-

rt distance beneath At many

struct brunch _llnes, but vast tractsI

tal lines. private capital could con-

glass of water and se K a vlmlow sill. Then she and her

husband went to breakfast.

---__--1° ` COLDER.

ly` gales, clearing _and colder.

I

4 , ' _ Ml d’ ' Llniment Cures Dandrud.

tweenqthe two rival snoe unions nar s

of unsettled collntry could not be Chu el, l_etm.m,d to the room spanned by companies unaided. Re- ax; And gage closing the win.-low he ferring flo the construction of the picked up the glass and threw the pralries he said that llvq hundred water out when M,-5 ghllborg told miles of U. -N. R. track had been tl, lags no

Zxrtfnts on the island the _eal't`h>\WB8 I0 hot that the visitors were unul.~`le` to stand upon it. In u 1100!. gulls sizes were boiled. The odicers on the cut- ter also observed a disturbance- of the earth on Pablove island that may

fth ntents of 0 B

graded this summer, and two hundndmlfrhgred ° 3 engm, and dll-ooeool and fifty miles of steel bold. Another Much along the ,anyway for tho hundred would be completed this :mm Th” “re not "c,,.,,mg_,

lbours and forty-Your mlnlitvs.

l year. _ _

. a

imlical-_¢ an oorly orllptirln rf the V01' cano of ,all-lllllliv, Sw: lil* uni ~-l'_F|.m _wore visible several .lililrs ut S611-

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