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pany’s Ships i-Both Parties Firm and men Orderly.

5.-_ .lollN, Nov. 27.-(Speoial.)-The

citic Railway has completed

wiiinwts with threo hundred Montrca

pnort-i~_< to work on the Company’s ships

|,.5t.Joi\n during winter season repla-

cing the striking longshorelnen.

One llumlrcii will arrive b0l\\0rr0W. Tln-rn hns been no disorder since the

of the strike, but both sides

beginnillg

E 'li ,l‘¢_¢ Taken to

St. John by QP- R. f0 Lpiiil the Com- 1

REAL

remain stubborn and conditions are un- changed. ‘

There is much discussion as to the injury being done to the'pcrt and its trade. and several inward steamahlpa

with freight, for_St. John are being un- loaded at Halifax whore the laborers are \villing to work for twenty-flvg gent; gn hour as uguinsu thirty-five demanded

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!\'i.\f:.\\i_\ l-‘.\l.r.s, Ont., 24-An ineffect- uni nitcmnt wus mudcnt three o‘ciock this morning to burglurize the Traders Bank atiiriiigchurg. Three men were engaged. The noise they made while breaking open the untsirit- door roused tho clerk sleeping upstairs, who opened fire on them with firevuivw. The burglars replied with a ,,\n.tgnn. i.i,-_flats began tomove in near-

'iiyiiousesixml the burglars, seeing tho

.tt-itfi\i»o\~l\oi»:l wus being aroused by the firing llcrl.

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Dermal-:, Scotland, Nov. 23.-George

Cievnydc.oi Massachusetts, returned to Dundee totiny from n whaling expedition in l)n\-is Su-uit, bringing ne\vs from llskirno sources that Capt Admunds‘

Arctic expedition ship hns been crushed

_ in thc it-c nt liooihic Felix (the northern most part of thc mainland of North Y Americn) untl that the explorers escaped rniliinvc been living with the natives. ` 'i`iu- Dlnulce whalers who were appointed lnnieet Cupt Admunds with stores, have

- not been ubie to truce him.

` _Sore Throat and Coughs Lrimpie. _effective and safe remedy for All throat nuonsis found in ‘

< Cresolcne Antiseptic Tablets _ hd’ wrubiiic the germicidsl value of Cresolenewith lh“°°‘i"“if l“"‘P¢\'¥i¢¢ Oi lllppcry elm and licorice.

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lW|lNlSS'llilli S-lliHY. EHEN lllill

Morrrnmn, Nov. 24-The flnnl evidence

in the Galicryelection trial has beentaken in the examination of the three sick witnesses,Chnries Miron, John Gallery and Martin Fitzgerald, who where exam- ined at their bedsides by Mr. F. J. Bisailion, K. C. A sad feature of the case wasihnt Ghns.Miron died very shortly after his examination.

Mr. Fitzgerald said he had been chair-

man of Mr. Gallcry’s Ottawa Street Com- mitte, the most important committe in the election, and had eiuployed from seventy-five to one hundred men, locating voters and distributing cards. He said he got $1,500 from Mr. Gallery, and used all this except $40in paying the work- ers, or men for work on election day, and knew absolutely nothing about paying any carters.

ittnnvl lu.

I-lon A. M. ;McKay, Superintendent o the Anglo-American Telegraph Company died in St John‘s, N.F.on the 24th instant- He commenced his career as a ielearapher more than fifty years ngo, and was one of the first if not the very first to read by sound. His first engagement was at Liverpool N. S. 51 years ago. .He went to New York and thence to Newfoundland. He was all his lifea telegraph man, but ‘ sat in the Newfoundland House of Assembly from 1875 to 1885 and in the Legislative Council from the latter date till 1896. From 1000 till his death he again held ascat in the Assembly. For some years he was a member ofthe Whiteway Government. He was also prominent in Masonic and Scottish societies. Mr McKay was born in 1834 in

_Nova Scotia.

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il lun Puunts

William McRae. "ii pith Late lohn McR_g§;,.i.o_§es

of Boat.

Canoe Love.

The young lad with his brother had

to secure birds for taxadermietlc purposes. ‘ Shortly before dusk he shot a bird- in

criss, and hastened to the rescue. They launched a boat, but before they reached the spot the unfortunate boy was not to he seen. only the upturned dory and his hat remaining.

The body has not yet been found al-

though considerable dragging has been done. There is a strong current at the lplace.

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TonoN'ro, Nov. 25-Toronto University

beat the Rough Riders of Ottawa, today, in perfect football weather, at Rosedale, by 11 points to 9, in the deciding match for the Canadian Rugby championship. It was a game that will live, in the memory of every one of the 0,000 who saw the spectacle. The play scarcely averaged Bret. class, but Varsity improved just enough in each half :to pull out the

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Sli luwlli il llliiiii “ill 31,pU[H'3 |3LM||]:sr.:.;::“:;:;:;h:§::.:;;_ ASK Hill illiES

Q? ip 6 ,lnambiersAg;R_Aftnsu..|ey

Pillli tiilillPiill °"”“ W""‘ ““"‘“ '“

his Life by ppgéttini ___ January but Refused-

Bos'r0N, November 25.- James A_. Flan~

' _...V dcrs, of Malden, recovered a ver- 1

_ dict of $3,085 against the Canada, blers hockey team of Amherst, N. S. has

rd f Ai'l&11Ll° Mid :P10115 'sfvllfllsllllil C0111' sent ina challenge for the Stanley cup

News reached the city yeste ay o a - sad drowning accident at the ‘east bar of puny’ Limited' f i" gh; Unliied l?m;"`s and husalso asked to be allowed to play

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St. Peters Island on Saturday evening ° r°“ °°‘“` * ° an “ 36', ‘J em' in January for me tmphy_

its failure to eepa con rac o

lnsmme “mm being Wmmm Meme’ ploy mm as its gene,-51 “gent for g.-L. This request cnnnot be granted but time

sixteen year old son of John McRae, _

\ years ata salary of $3,000a year. Cibc will be nrranged later on in the season. _

contract was made on April 26, 1.904, by

been Dilinl seaweed during the week and g;h;d i‘dI;,';Z:l’erl;ie;§i)Zliryrginthsvaioxg V

s u f “ “

on atur ay a ternoou went out shooting bash; on May 1' 1904.. Ha was discharged

on December 10, 1904, sud sued for $15.000

the water and launching a small row boat d°maR"‘b“»'i\m° wmlmny dfmled Hamm’ V

ha mwed out about 300 yurds from the claiming that the contract was not made

_____________,_____ shore and itis supposed that in leaning with us ““t‘h°‘n!’~;“~°` l | l _

._, ..~ \' overno pick up thabird, he capsized the ` _ ~~ =~~ " ` ` " ` '°'

I E' ’~ _ _ I » ~»_ 'L___;v_Uv y ‘ “U ` ` I " - -._ ` ,‘r_ *_ ‘_ _ ‘ I. . ~, , __ _._. _ _ _ _-._ *_* __ . ._ _ _ ~ .., __ . ._ _

""` boat. "Daniel Taylor and J. Lund who ‘ c ‘_ ‘ ' '--- ‘

_ were working in a field nearby heard his _ -

' ' f ‘ ‘ Nov. 26. Hazen Barnes, u

.nit liivinsiiv

The Yale catalogue,just issued, shows

fourteen maritime province students in attendance at Yale. Of these four are from New Brunswick, eight hom Nova Scotia and two from P. E. Island.

Milton Simpson. of- North St. Elaener‘s

(P. E. I.) is studying English literature in the senior class. He graduated from Aca- dia laat year. »

R. F. Lawless of Annandale (P. E. 1.), is

a third year student in the Medical School.

J. G. Mclvor, of Halifax, B. A. 1882, and B. D. 1880, of Glagow University, is pur- suing speeiai studies in the Divinity School. Mr. Mclvor formerly preached at West River.

Tlns is wAnL|KE.

LONDON, Nov. 24.-~The correspondent

of Daily Chronicle at Vienna says that the Bulgarian Government has notified one ‘of the signatory Powers of its deterniinat- ion io march troops into Macedonia if the Powers fall to carry out their plans for Macedonian reforms.

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oTTAwA Mivonmv.

' O'r'rAwA, Ont., Nov. 24.-Mayor Ellfls announced today that he is out for a third term. Thebthercandidates in the field are Aid. Black, Aid. Champagne, Mr. 'l‘aillon,‘ of the Bank Nationale. Mr. Lemieux, barrister, is also spoken of.

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01":/lwa Nov. 27.-(Special)-The Ram-

Moncrou,

shunter in west end of Moncton yaid, lost four fingers of his left hand and hada most thrilling escape from being ent in two while at work last night. Barnes was engaged shunting box cars, and as the car just ahead of the engine was passing him he attempted to board it by catching the side rail as it passed. There was no rail on the car mid the brakelnan, losing his balance, fell between the cars. One hand fell across the ruii and was instantly crushed by the car trucks. He was struck on the shoulder by the- passing engine and his face scratched. A fellow brnkeman, seeing his great peril, caught him by the feet and hauled him away from the train in time to save his life. Barnes' escape from death under the circumstances was mira- culous and he was fortunate in getting off with the loss of his hand.

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iuiu runs nun un iuul

LoNnoN, Nov. 25.-The commanders of

the allied fleet nt Pireus, held n further conference yesterday on board the Aus-

which it is expected the fleet will sail to-

island of Mytilene.

edeotive blockade ofthe Dsrdanelles.

carry ing out of the proposed reforms.

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Deo.C0rn(now)44 May Corn 44

Wheat B3; “ Wheat B7

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|P,LABDR i s sn|ui un wltulu nun runs SALVATION ARMY

it 5 it A A nun siulu un sliuns w|Ns AN APPEAL

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‘ - 8 ln the Gauthier Case~ Capt. Cox of the Army

Caused by~ Repudiation by Pit a Mass Meeting in ottawa Five Hundred Men Seize th

Lord Rosebery of Policy Voices Canada’s Sympa- Custom House and the Now Being Pfoggqdgd Against for Ugg.

of Home Rule for 'for the Oppressed Telegraph Office. ing Language Unm for public

ireland . 1 Russian Jews ___

- , Utterance.

-- -- Mr'r1.rNl:, Nov. 27- (Special) -high

` wurshlps of the allied fleet arrived hcrc

Lennon, Nov. 27.-(Spccial.)-The latest O~rrAwA, Nov. 27-(Special)-Sir Wilfrid this morning - _

sensation in British politics is the entire Laurier was the chief speaker at the massi Admh_ulJc_“nu presented an “mnmtum repudlation by Lord Rosebery of the meeting tonight to protest against the at me Govemmem House and at one

golleyzf Slgrngo Rule for Irelandaa laid atrocities perpetrated on the Jews in 0-clock this afternoon “ve hundred “Hors own y enry Campbell-Baunermam Rufllil- landed and seized the customs and Lord Rosebery also suggests that the He said that the revolution which has telegmph omces

present so-called political crisis exists only ‘come upon Russia is tha natural result of Them has been no dlsordex

in the imagination ofthe newspapers. the policy pursued hy the Czar, and ex- - V

MON'rn.EAL, Nov. 27- (Spcciul)-Jutlg

ment was given today in the nppcul from the decision of Judge Sicotte in the ruse

of Captain Cox of the Sulvui ion Army und Pierre Gauthier. ` '

The latter was accused of disturbing

Army meetings and was found not guilty.

` This :lt-vision \\'n.~. lmiuy |'c\'i~rsi1l;ui1i

Glluillicr >\*||le|lL'l-rl in L-cn |l<.il:u'.~ tim' null

costs.

Cullllsul forthe ilieiieilsie will now cnlvr

notion n;_min:~.t (Supl. t,`o\' for n~i|»g_;’ latligllllge not lit for public ultci-~m-t

l '1`l|isilusnrou~\ul mul-ll ilitutu-~l.

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SACKVILLE. Nov. 25-Upper Snckvllle

was the scene of a tragic event last even- in`g. Charlotte, the fifteen-year-old dnughter of \Vm. B. Fawcett, shot her- self in the breast.

The unfortunate affair occurred about

midnight. She placed the muzzle of the gun to her breast and discharged its con- tents, infiicting a terrible wound. Drs. Caikln and Secord, wl\0 were summoned inlmeriiately, consider the case a hopeless one. '1‘e1npo1‘ury insunluy is assigned for the rash uct.

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tentiary, suddenly mutinied tonight., and shot guards Barney Ellis and Chas. Clay,

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CL/\m<'sIl.\Rno1t.No\-cmhor 2 |.~Noti\ ing furthcrhos l11:c1\¢lisco\'ox'crl t-'1|\~\:x'\l- ing the fate of the steamer Tut-bin, \\ iiich sank off Mud island lust. 1.-`ri<luy. /No

out from the lsluurl two .iuys uini searched the spot. \vi1i-ri-. the lii.~:\.\|cx‘

1*’-”°**”" " _ wreckage except that rcportvnil bus been A JEFFEREWN C1771 Mow N°V' 2`i"'°'I‘“l3ht found. The weather this wet-ir hns het-1|

°fi1he te" °°“"'l‘-W5 M the State Pam' mild ns miil-sulnmcr. Small ini.-tt~‘ wt-lit

trian cruiser Si.. George, as the result of

dayto seine the customs houses of the

Doubts are expressed as towhetherin E 'A955 9.11.-F

the event of the Sultan proving obstinate "U

tlie combined fleets could establish an

According to. The Standard should the naval demonstration be disregarded the _

Powers will give Austria a mandate to take the necessary military steps for the

Omoaso. November 27-(Special)-

Pork $111.22 “ Pork $13.20 li you areabusy man, you coo

of the outbreak temporarily paralyzed th

prison gate leading out into the pubii street. Deputy \Vnrden See icll mortal]

but fourof the convicts. These gained the struct, siprnngintoa passing wagon, knocked the driver from the seat and thanmiraculouslyescapinga fusiimle oi' bullets, lashed the horses into full speed rlghf._through lhc residence portion of Jefferson City.

with Winchcsters pursued, and nt th

shot to death, the fourth escaping int the woods.

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kllllnglhelu instantly' The Suddenncss Occurrcclhut sun' notliing ln' \\hit~l\ to

9 locuic the wreck. The mill-l' in tho

Prison discipline: “nd befme ml-7 “tempt vicinity is not more lhnn t\\'cl\'u i`:\nlilonx.~< to ““bd“5 lhe °°f“'l°l'-5 could ha m"‘d°v deep and thc tops of thc ulusts should be i'-hey had exploded dynamite under the

seen above the surfucc. in tbc opinion

C of some cye»\vitncsse.~a on the l.-i:\nii the -V siienlner Iliil not strike thi- .slloul but

Wounded by 8 bullet” The prison °m”i“Es fountlercll either in the llc.-ivy >.<-.1 or fr.~ succeeded i" prevelltingtlm escape of “H Nic rcsultof nn cxplo>'ion. *Sin* .-i~\1\n-il

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‘edge oftownovcrtook them. A battle ensucd,und three of the convicts were

Officers from the penitentiury nrmcte

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U charged by thc l-`lin‘itln .\'ii-;\ni~l\ip l`<»uip-

any, with l\n'.‘in:: ulniit-,zzliwl >'3;'|_i wi, on. grunted bull _ this nl`le|'|\ho1\ by .ii1.l;_'\~ Lnfontninc, on 'con-illicit that I-:iii i-.~ given to the allnoullt. ui ."=i.'»,t1»|»_ i:..|,.|~ men have not yet been founii.

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