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_i._i_lspjvaUhaLDAiLYl1ml CHARLOTTETOVVN, PRINCE EDWARD A ISLAND CANADA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1909. { me A Mowrii iiv ri

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IIIIIIS W-I3 IIE McDOUGALL WAS Illini-isiiii-iiiilili ,c.Pf.R.. PRoi?oVs_l-;s__ i iivli iiiwi ‘

I-‘II 5- I- EVENTS I GRANTED B i-iiiilVli1ii1iiiiiiii Pli i

The Island Lcngboat Gathers" ocures the Blmds fm' Realistic Exhibition in Tcron ' 'I I O I I ‘ ' Cloudbu st and Tidal Wave

R__nS_Ver Bad Tr__c'k0 AIl‘l0llIllS Court to Results in Injuries to i _ _ t_ _ _ ' Render Hundreds Home

L ' Consider Several Spectators. I mm lll¢l\° R03d» less and Ruin Properly.

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CHATHAH, N. B. Se t. 1 B JOHN’ Sellt- 1 (Sl’°°U1l)'“ lOl' prisoner of $_8,000 in two sure- _ _ HALIFA_X, Sept. 1f(Specia1)-A to close down altogether _the rum-

, _ . v P -- ruce McDougall was this after- tles of- $4000 h b TORONTO S t 1 S

(Spema1)__m1ohae1 Thomas I_enn_ n _ _ _ _ _ , can , ut sureties , ep . -( pecial)-A 1‘1H110r is in circiilation here that or has been revived and it is re- RAWHIDE, Nevada, Sept, 1- ox Island won both the mil; and 5 rss; Cglftmggtgdcgiggrzxl _i:_1f__Sn‘:§_ :£3 W<;_I_0__0llol'od. were not consid- shower of stones, resulting from the Canadian Pacific Railway is ported that tlie-C_.P'.B.. has had an (Special)-Sqiiattertown settle. mile events at the Y_M_c_A_ meet tory lib__l_ - M sa siilctorly. _ _ _ _ an explosion o_f an embankment léonteiiiplating the purchase of the agent at Springhill recently look- ment was swept by a tidnl wave

c onga wil now appeal to mine spread panic among hundred umberland Coal and Railway Co ing over the mines following a cloudburst last ni ht

here today time 5 02 and 29 26. M ' » _ f _ _ » _ _ _ _ _ _ ~. - _ _ _ g _ The last ievent WAS nm a_t.r _ agistrate agreed to accept _bail Supreme Court Judge for bail, of spectators drawn to witness a at Springhill, which is closed as Should the property poss into Thirteen buildings were destroyed

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` torm and track ' ' _ - ` ; V _ -

J;§:is1e_ was 8' mud _ _ _ _ _ loud: fo;-_ces may be blown mto the The C.P.R._ have been getting _mean _a new lease life for the town 8-F0 1l1lSSillg Thomas had no difficult _ - _ _ , . '_ L _ - . - ~_ _ _ air in times of war. coal from Springhill for the east- in which the prospects at present T116 Cloud broke on the sinnmll;

y H Wm A number of persons narrowly ern section of the road are of the blackest Of the hills to the north l tha

ningl Fred Cameron Amherst ' » ' __ ' _ - _ _ _ _ _ ' . _ - _ ' . - _ not Present at the _;1eet_ » was _ _ _ giiiixed gpingtvlvigtiggithguflying uns. - §i_n0e the_iiiine_dir;eirl:ors decided ____ _ c_i.in_p. Gattgieringh forci: as i9t pour-

_ _ _ _ - , w e i as receiv- ' *‘“ e own e c anne flood swept

' ‘_ _ "ff - al verdict and the exhibition man- ~ ‘ing into the structures tlicrc.

Weak Su orts are Res on

sible lorpllheir Death- Tilley - BnANii‘onD___0,,»,__ Sep, ,_ 'STO-,,,,.H,,,_,f_;__,., _,___,__,___,____-,,_,_, Atl?

Fe|| Hundreds of Fggh (Special)-Mrs. Lewis, wife of the *A _““!““~'~” Of *-he mm 011 SY-\`l1»\> have

timekeeper at the Masse Harris received notilce to leave their l'.oini,i-i _ " "'

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October lrit unless they return to

.___ o_rks, e into a cistern of water work in the m,,'a,.,t,,.me_ TORONT6 S t 1 (S c.a1

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which was five feet deep and went unions have issue o roclonintion P P ) MONTREAL ss c 1-4¢; wal _

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piled in a tangled heap.

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S-‘-\l’l‘l"UECK'EN Gffnlill-Y. Sent In head first that no Strikers are to pay rentals The 3 1mJttll ofSE(l:llicatSlon 1? llemd The appalling m°’t“lltY ‘Hm0D§ Cllll- cial)-“Sportsmen s Clubs here have

i---_i_s`li»<i_§ii.>~Eighi_ men were hillc-ii' blluickly recovering she was able §le‘:_’di;’_{<S the _"‘f;‘ith.t°f ,?,°f°`°i°n' Sell? :alll l‘l)dlll0B-ti; ’ tdllllhhllaplllaii lhentgn 1g,°“"`;_“ltl” “l“’t‘;“ by figures .u amp ausen coo pit. standiu on ti to t k main ni \v ie miposs e _ i _ on e ree- o mon s o the fplm gupports of the scaffopling il.. hy h. gb P e’ 0 eel) to turn thousands of fanllles into the countries to Stlldy technical S0110- YGBT- N0 Omer Citi' in Canada, or

`_ - I er c in a ove the water level . "

tli-_ niuiu u‘.ialt gave wiiy nrd r i_ . . _ , _ ' streets' ols of even the lowest' Tlldcs nd Perhaps the continent., has such o, ‘___ _ _mei “amd Bev ml lm ‘J_ _Ill She remained in this position more ___ h g ’ a tsl-rlble record

w ei ir e n ‘e ' -G - - - »_,. me uottom of the pm ° ` than an hour before her calls for t e inanoml suplmrt 5"” t° In three months there were 2,127

the e schools

help were l,ear,l_ _ __ -_ S - deaths of which 1,233 were children,

ui wiiuii iiiiiiiii ,T Eimlslllllll, __ icii. iiiinissiiiiiiiii

iio~l'1‘0N Aug. 31-Sernwleil in - -- derstood Canada will build estab- _

li_c_i\icll in ;;_mii§i(§;_y__Forfnci“'s Alniannc, lVl()N'[`ltl<}AI._, Aiigiist 31.--An It~ lishing Shipyards f0l` the purpose:ll,il`g0¢§,§T£,§§_l,.A;,gui;e3§' gh§e __(__,i`;_‘;'i';; ma, recorffzg tl: 5l:.pJ"l’_"` f_‘l_“'{1'___<f_l1r_\;ft:;i_i_i_iii,- w_i_is r;i_delv_ l>_f‘;l;_¢“ is a second class protected vessell '1oyes" Relief and Insurance associa-

a ' " 1" 1 5 . L g' W 0” le ’”"“ “_ er of 4800 tons burden and ca able of “On in the mmlfh ended A\1t'\1S©28*1\1

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the world 100 years ago that il-ay ol of the cliilil suddenly -developed int _ P “ln-D _ _ ’ U I __ -_ _ ._

QhMW""~§diii`l Holmes, poet edu- tlic lover of its mnt'lY€i"'d.'hd‘1Ilfl'.é?i°lpll) d°ve1°Pmg speen of 26 klwts 9-K' thulhm gn recol€lmm;°},?eMl;;Y’ss T

ciifor and hilmorlst, the anniversary eil toiiiiirdcr the futher with ii stil.-_ l10ll1`. Great Britain is at prescntlggx' ‘;§|£,.eg"fl0¥.v0§5”0n' opogv toe; ofrwhcsc birth was observed vcrv ctto. t!nrvolho~Cir_bniiio was _t,he_ In-_building live Such vessels herself (iisaimity claims we;_e paid during qiiii-tty ln this vicinity today, The ther. rind invited his friend Atitoiuloito be completed next yeM._ Theyhhe m_,mth_Hcm.y T_ Leb|anc_ Monc_ only piililic observance was ii service Mulotii iict us l.;oilfiitlier nt the- -11 h t b~ - Th I im" $1000. D Mcxeclmil Moncton in-ld in King's (Jliupel on Treiiiont cereiiiony, Malo soon got druiik,a.ndlW1 . ave ur mc. engmes` e H- $25'(l' Pliiul llslelariges and (lillvor Be,-_' Ht., where Dr Holmes rcgulnn‘y at-|stiii'tcd to embrace l\/Irs Girbuno. The‘f16m1tab1el of Whlch class Austral' U-ue' both of mve,.'Du Loup each ii-niioii for many yenrs prior to inn unsbnnii nt once into-riinteil the iove.1& and New Zealand will contribute ,ml Fees and levies fo," mann, aw

ilviitll which occurred October 10, 1811-1. Many of his liyiiins were sung

_.by_Lh§i__uli.0lli.anil an uildress was i:iV~

i-ii by Chas E. St .lolin of Pliiliiilol- liliiii. At the Boston l’ulilic Libriiry ilu cxliillltlon of lloliiics’ worlrs, ssciies connected with his life, trcii- si:i'cs un' rvllcs were sliowii.

IIEIAN LIMITED ~

SPLIIIIIIII IIIIIII

'Travellers from Prince Edward Is-

liiiiil have the opportunity of jour- iicyiiig by the Intercoloniul R.alllwiiy's lust through express the Uceen Lim- ited, if bound for points in Norbliern New Brunswick or in Qiiebec. The Limited departs from Huilifnx

uf R ii. m. and a close cniiiicctiori with this' sp endldly equipped trnin i-.im nc made nt Mo-iicton by pnssen- izcrsi on the Prince Edward Island slr-uiners via Point du Uhcne.

'l`lie Ocean Limited is on ii par with thc 'nest tra.-ins in America einil the excellence of the sleeping and- dining 'cur arrangements has won for the riillway miuch deserved praise. Ar- riving. in Montreal at 7_35 ri. ni. con- nection is made with the Grand Tr- unk Intercolonlal Limited which leo.- vrs at 9.00 a. mf and arrives in Tor- onto at 4.31 p. m. makin!! a very lust run between these cities in day- llirbt, saving hours of time and en- iililing travellers to ivbtuin ii view ol Il Drosperous and plctiii-osqiiu section ill the Canadian Do-niiniini.

Thr. cheap. rates now prevailing to

the Toronto Exhibition, Mid the reduced fares later in Septcmilier tn Western points alfonil ritre 0ll11l1C¢S f‘"‘ ellloyable trips.

Reservation for sleeping and space

can 'ne arranged through station ag- ents of tho- R. E. I. Railvca/y.

For publications issued by the

lntcrcolonial Ridllw-n'y, write John M. Lyons, general passenger Agent, Moncton, N. B. or W. L. Crlghtofn. Ailvertislnl; Agent, Moncton, N1 ll. ln these gentlemen theglntercolonltrl hiivi- two rmpoble and- thoroughly ef. ltcient officials, in whnm the public have learned to plocc every confiden- re_ _

A [HG STRIKE AT PI'l"l‘Sl`lUllG.

l‘I'l"l‘BBURG, Sept. 1.--~Unsnnctlon-

ed either by President Lewis or the 'Execiitlve Board of United ‘Mina Vwirkers of America, 20.000 miners are at strike ln the Pittsburg Dis- trlct today. The District leaders de- cided to strike after two days con- ference with the Mine Operators, over the use of- black powder. U10 new explosive ordered by the State in mining coal. _\ _

_ .~-<3...---->_ Mlnnriru Llnlment for sale every-

Vlliei-o ~

scene. iiiid Malo stublioil liimi first ln the iiriii, and tlicii just below the lieiii't.____Qii;ii_iill_gi__ w;rs:_ tii_kc_n to l;_li_o liospitnl in ri si-rioiis condition, and ili'l.ci‘li\'i:s ziro :-i\iii'i-.liing lui' thi' iiiiiii.

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lli\ltN:»"l‘Alll.l<], llliiss., Aug. 31,-

Higli Slicriff Henry M. l’ei'clval, of Barnstable (‘ouiity. liars ii mystery on

The lllystiry iii icnlity is a.

your old boy, who viiiiic to Barlistii

lice. At 2 o‘clock yi.-steriluy morning, Ppnprietoi' Fi‘iiiik l‘liinni-y, of the Biiriistal.le lpn, was uroiiscd from slccp by iiii iiniislial iiiiiiic from the froiil. hull of flio liiltcl. Ali iii\'csi'tgii.~ tion iliscloscil ii liuy stretched out on tlic liotcl floor solliidly iislcop iiiiil snotliiig. The lad was given into the custody iii 'tile slicrilf, who sin f-ur has been ilnoblc to locate the lioy's la‘ni- ily. The laid siiys his name is Leon lrlllko, son of licoiinril Bliikc,0f North Easton, but no person of ‘that name can be located i.licre_ - '

DAMAGE FROM

ULUUD I-3U:P,ST.

ltl<)N(l Nev., Sept. 1.--'l‘lic Mining

(‘.iiiiiii at ltilwliiilc, one liiliiilrcll miles from. here wus swept by ii cloi.'<lb\irs`i ii wiill ul water, 12 -fcct lilgll, rushed tliroiilrli the streets. Siu women ami children iiro in.lasing,_ 50'.) persons Me lioiiic|ei~u~\ ii-iid 165 buildings were des-

troyed.

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l\linard's Ltninicni; reltcvcs Neurall»

gin. Condensed Advertisements

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l'l'o,, Lats for Classification.)

---;s;»f-i;"'.'..".;.=.*-i;'~,';- r....;i.;-.;._ Ii enlng, lirdleo' crnvcnotte coat. Finder please lniive ut F9f\ncl & (`hn'n'llcl"S. __ __ __9‘2d3_‘pd'

vANT|.;D_",, ,_-ini for general house-

work. Apply _nt 200 Prince St.

9_¥“"ilL“_-__

Y \}'l",’lY.“cMo'n _thimborland St.

'lin ll;4_;d¢[nmlll;\pl`i)v0ni_€nth. Elngtgkc 1lgl|ts_ Apply nt 120 Lumberlans tm. or to James Stewart care o Pa _i or co. __‘_ - _._?'2d*~ "iIiN'rwieLi7s, uni-ner shop for (/ lntosc lilens ln hair-dressing. We also guarantee perfect satisfaction ln

ralor honing. __ ___ _______________

`°'"_lew 'stiideifts could be confort.-

/\' only -acoomodatnd at 330 Fltl- roy se. 9-zriiw r_i "”V`,§l@I¢l‘nli1`l>l,'lrlrldor general house

\‘ WN-l¢_ Apply nl. this

:.1e in some way-not eieni- to the po. carries sixteen four-inch gun-S to elusive, the clergyman having been

.tc the navy, was the flagship ~ oficinss A, sito; class B, si; cinss c, H. R. H. the Prince of Wales on soc. _

his visit to the Quebec tercenten- _

-ary last year. The Indomitable,

with her length of 530 feet, is the lon est and lar est armored cruis- `

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er afloat. I-[er artillery is exceed- `.

iiugly powerful, she carrying 5 12- inch guns 45 feet long, and capable '

of firing an 850 pound shell twice ` _.__ in a minute. The guns are mounted FORT WILLIAM, August 31- ou four turrets, which are so ar- Rev. James Lalidsiok, who for .ranged that all -eight big guns can some time has been ministering to Ifire on either broadside at 100 the needs of- the Gallicians in this

his lllelllle “'l`-'ich he is °“xl°“_“ t°lysrds. The projectiles will pene-I place, was taken before Magistra- S°"’°' ,_ _ _'_ ,_ _ _ . ._ 12_ ,trate 42 inches of the strongest te Polling today on a charge of

-steel armor. The Indomitable also burglary.-As the evidence was cou-

deal with torpedo boat attacks. oought rod-handed breaking ~into Equipped with turbine engines she Greek liouses in the coal dock see- oan develop 41,000 horsepower and tion, he was sent to _the peilitenti- exceed 42 knots an liour. Her equi- nry for five years.

pment includiiigi wireless telegra- _

phy outfit and signal apparatus, is _ °°"°'“__i

Of newest design- ’ HAPENNY wins-PRIZES.

r annual games of the Caledonia Soc

MONTREAL, aug. 31-Ai: the ._ ~ iety on Saturday, F. L. Liikeman ‘ LONDON-_ sept 1__The G1obe_and William Hapenny did good

thinks that in war time the same “mrk ‘ for the M'A'A'A.' .Frank

l difficulty would assail the comman-_Lukemlm was the bifst éndévldusé

der of tlie British fleet as faced Perforlllerfsgcurlflg ve rs S a

- - , - third. His wins were the 100

Washingtoii in the formation _of.°”° 20 d d shes runnin

f th 1. and 2 _yer s a g

l`i`§.§`"$l"ri.'1”.ii§‘.I`Zii‘ll`its‘1ne§.'iisbroad i----p. _ 120 y»rds'_i-miles, Imperial Defence Conference solu- l10P Step andlump, and third place'

_ -‘ ~ ~ ' th hililump. tw” °f th°_Pr°bl°’l; ‘.5 Ehugfaczgx mwilliamgllapenny won first iii the

only in so ar as r in ioa es _ . we are moving toward the goal. P°_l° V9-“_lt» Wllfh ahlumll Qt 9 155°;

7 inches first in t e running g

th'1;herXl\?1s,,t,;n1;:S$l,Ié Egxttaut mg; jump, clearing the bar at 5 feet 7 arrall ement designed seelns a good il1°l1°Si 'S°°°nd in the running bw' workiig compromise ' ' ad jump, second in .the running

' V hop ssgp aludhjuiliiilp, and third in

. .~ _ _ the 1 yar s ur es.

:HUMIHHLY gs DAMAGED The Montreal Herald of_Monday MONCTON, Sent- 1'--A HN Whl°h contains an excellent photograph broke out ln- the Pickingl room of of Hapmmy °1ea|_-ing th; bar in l~{umphrey's Woolen Mill, mol; i\lpht_the running high jump_

l:;::“°;; fli. ";';if1i.';‘- zi"li;':::"“..‘::'.i mi- ii- --W ---- --"3"-H

sand dollars. Over four thousand YD this city to appc&{ Bt U10 Bl? pounds were burned, and the maohln- or Duy sports It tho C.A.A.A. :ery was badly warped while the ln- _Grounds w|_|g;-9 they will attempt “ide °‘°'“"“ "°°'“ W" *°'“"°‘l' |to break some of the laritime re-

cords.

_ CHICAGO MKRKETS. _

- CHICAGO, Sept. 1-(Special)- NEW YORKER MAD ’

‘ ~ . RECORD S\VlM

Sept. Wheat .. 94 -_ 'Doc. Wheat 98 ggqq-ON Ang ni.__4l0l, Admin, of

-Dem Com __ _ _ _ 55% of being _tho Hrst to negotiate the swim bw' york $2250 Old Bosfonlliilzht. Hn made the din

Mlnnril-’s Linlrhciit Cures Dandrull. Itea.

Mill HIIHSEMEII

rv

of the American Derby, valued

start tomorrow in the American by. The indications ure that Bo

stallion had been handicapped on

nf ten miles from Boston to the Tip of The temperature at th

tuiico ln five hours, thirty eight ininu- this m°fm“§ was Mty'

or 58 percent Figures were as high

Eiitllllli IIENIENIIIYS Aw|._UT[llf'“ ’ gl BH|3.mL iyppllllll gill _ lllgllll |N_ °S..i;f..s;s°.i:;.€.if:.::r.-_.rin

ending July 24 when the thei'mom- eter was 85, when, of 214 deaths, 153 were children.

BELGRADE. Sept. 1.-i_'Special.)-

The newspaper Zwona which first Dllhtshed the story that Crown Pri- nce Gcorge had assau'lted his va,-let, the statement that resulted in Prince renoun-clng helrshlp to

night having come here to witn ss he opening at lleadvillo tomorrow

Forty-one trottcrs are ellgilde to

reported to the Game Warden, Bry-I ant Williams, oi Vancouver, the

shooting out of season, 1'. idgl il Grey and Earl Grey both bei-ij’ credited with kills. I

Sportsmen claim that tho openl

and willful violations of the law by the King's representative hadI ii. most harmful effect. I

GENEVA, N. Y., August 31-Ail,I

interesting eclipse of Mars by the;'

lg; moon, visible through nie United( . ii. Jour

throne, makes another sensational Statflsv Win 00°" 011 W€dU05daY I'9d“'911i R- aniiouncefmcnt with re ard to French- eV9n1l1g» SePt_3_U1lJCl` 1_i_i}_f§QLllll_1g__l§9 I-0lf§_l_1_~__ __ __

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Chauffeur employcdiby the Prince. It | a bulletin issued by Professor Wm. Tlie elccti ileclii-rex-; that the chauffeilr has re

cently iieceivcd serious injuries ai

was conveyed secretly to a hospital where he now llrs in a dying condi-

tion.

vicroiiia, ia. c., sept. 1-isp¢.I|_

arge and Rcpresenlati Nlcolin f Was Held Lasii

action of Earl Grey find p:;~"j' in! Blllldlllg-

I..-'ist iiiglit

iiiuii iiiilwiiii iiiziii iiiiii -- .

r Too much realism was the gener 5 l Iforniiiig ,i w.ill ten for t high orooll.

V011

liuiidred persons were -ri-.ndcrcil

‘ "` ` agement decided that for the futu- Before the wave

` , re the quantity of gun powder H E

W0lllan’S FZlllS l`lCaCl F|l`Sl S0 Sa S tllC C0m all ,S Shall be reduced. ' llioiiieless and their prr-piit was

into Cistern and Remains' Oiflclalsll 'Union Ord eprllle __-

S“'I""‘*"“i"“ a" "°"'- - S"""°'S-N`°**°P“Y W- ' in Monireai. The iiiofiaiiiv in Briiish columbia.

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the Victoria Aiiiziteiir

Athletic Association held their au-

nual inectiiig Office, City There was P..

in the Magistrat

e's

Hall nt sevcii thirty. large iittcndaiice and

the disciis.lir-r.: on ull siilrccts

were l.i'i':_`_‘,

all biisincss

This Board is coliiposed of His Honor the Lieutenant Gov nor, His

H. Sterns and Maj

culstion will occur earlier and at Steele.

L(lNl)l)N, Sept. 1.-A ili»piit#i'_'iiii,

representing the vnri.»u.~i iiiterizi-nl

.y Harvey Euirnest, will go to post the favorite, alth~o at long price of nt lenst 4 to 12.

the

slowest mark, the 2.19, nearly 500 feet less distance to trot than

Sonoma Girl and Sun Francisco.

U'l"I‘AWA, Sept. 1.--C:inadu's

servatlve Commission, nppcalnteil us a result ol a conference called last year by Ex President lloosevelt,wns named last evening. Mr Sifton as Chairman, and the mom-bers have been selected without regard to poli- tics. No salary is attached but tra- velling expenses are allowed.

The Prince Edward Island members

are Premier Hnszerd and Mr

mission will collect data nud- the Provincial and Federal

natural resources.

OTTAWA, Sept. 1.--The

ment has fixed October twenty-flltll as Thanksgiving Day. '(Monday.)

CLEARING.

TORONTO, Septl 2,-(S

shifting to westerly cool ery, clearing on Friday.

'Sept' Corn _ _ 57% New York City. toduy won the honor teen hours and twelve minutes.

green.

ronnluy, to ask the government '.o rc-

Alcyon, owned 'oy Sta.-te Senutorlinovc the eni-nnrgo on Caiindinn iiiit- Wliite, of Syracuse, N. Y., and drivenitle_ _

tlieI Premier Asiliiith .siiid that lic rc-_ tlieI;i'etted lic saw no liossibility of iic- 'l`he'coeding to thc rcqueist; for wliilv it

Der- .

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havo'it wiisl inilispiituiilc tliiit dioerse up

Ipcurcd, irc/ni liiiii: lu time iii ll-i~ |Unitcd Stntefi, \\'.t.li ili-snsl_i‘i»ii:~i i-:V A NEW (`.()M'M[SrlI()N Al"l’OlN'I`ED,‘r'iilts, and il. \vu.~i iiiil>i»ssil>Ii- for lliiii _mi _,_7i__;`_ _,___ _`_,__“,_"__|_ m,_________ ___

4'lii.-~.».- cf-..»I~'i=. iiioiv-y bi-ini: liiddi~n ni .i'.i‘ _-'-sis, I.~;i'.i~_s of l\i‘\‘ii~l :ind \iil`i- iis i ~: \ll iii* <2 '.00 iv-is

(‘-(m- bltlitcs in \\'zifi'rLi_:lit riiiiipiii‘f.liii‘iifs_

THANKSGIVING DAY. I

loifcil, attended l’1ii'l'.iiiient yi-sl-~'=

mifxbt be true that disease was iif-..- oxletent. o.ii\i'.n;; the ciittlc iii (`niii:i‘.:i,

Illlirposc fn put Viiiiiidii iiiiil liiillcil

owing to tlic limi; uni! ‘ ..i--ily i_iiiii‘d- cd ominilirry lliic.

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'uiinri-i or son or _

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_ ,tr il i\ni i ion uni li l. i .I

B°“~a`l ed .\iii_i.St. ;‘.-'iii, i‘oni'_sls of :L1-I l-.i _

mlnw R°5°r5- 0! Albertvn' The C°m‘i Gll-AFT0N- Aullllsl- 30-"'J' H- l""“‘l uitli lli‘iiiiiiii';.:. 1 llulf-time illiii.:ii~-

advise Mrs. Foote, of this place, rccclvi-il (,,_n_<_ ,m,_,._._,,m_. __,,,,.i(,_\. _md __,._i__,l_,

_ au_Lh0rl'i'th0 9/ad news on Sn,till'ili\y -.\' "~"“" I-\' clliu l‘ati‘il \'.i'li'ls and ii \':\_-'t

ues regardmg the “dm'inlstr“ti'0" UI! 'film Ol th” llel'\l~l\ *ll tml" ‘ltue niiillnf. of iiil.='i‘i\ll.illi'i>\ls iiiiitli-i‘_

,iiimilg thi- i\i’firli\>: of sl--wiiil ii.»f~

l-. 'grnndsori, John Foote, which occur- red at tho homo of his linciil, .l. A.. Srilgnivick, ol Musqiioiloliolt, .on Sut- Iiirdoy morning. No pnrticlilrirs were

Govern-Igivsn in the telegram. 'riioiittiv

ifcllmv hind but neceiitly rctiirind to Miisqiludobolt from Griiftim, linvinll spent. his vncatlnn \\"*ll hi-H »L'\‘1\l“l' parents here. This death has taken place under piirtlclilurly sad clrciim-I

ecia1)._'sta.nces, us the little fcllow's parents

P w ii F t -I

Strong winds and moderate galesIR°"éd“;‘_=‘ xaiong 'Weis °:_'m‘1’;f

‘ K YY

abd “ww” éalinaidlon Presbyterian 'board of mls-

sinns ln Korea. Their two elder

The length of today will be tliir- children, Jenn and Joan were

brought home by their p.irr_:its last’ year, and left ln Nova. Scotia ln or- der to receive their education. Jenn

ue °'°l°ck Ircnldes with nelatlves ln Truro, wbllnl “sbt dc" John has lleen with his mntlicr'u Tc-

intives in Mllsouodouoie.

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will :rliy viii- Ii~;i\'ii~._,' llii- _e‘ii|» i-- i'~:i i .ilil`.r.-ti~il _-'i-\.'i\i'.il ol lin- i-ro

KOREAN Missiiinniiiiss. “ll ‘

untry and Canada tllleil the city Du). _

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$35,000, for trottcrs, and thc siilr l’lll‘lMll'll¢ AND I r ll fl fluent d.'il`“ Ul llaclllg, for which i'/\'l"l`l.l~1 l-Illll.\l:‘.ii\_I l ll

purses u‘ggi‘ei;iitiii|.; $15,000 have been put up.

Cvillcil-Z ‘Irv =‘_-lcliiilitl

' iiiterest~tzikcii by all ii. si pres-

Icnt iii Aiiiiitr.ui` Athletics.

A new f‘r~i\_irt.iire -lor this Club

-' Iwus the i` rii..ition of ii Board Governors who have control over

" transactions and' have

--- _ general supervision of affairs.

of

cr-

Worship the Mayor, Dt, ins, Dr. S. Jenkins, Dr.

dr

oil of ofllccrs rcsulteli

r |B. Brooks, at Smith Observatory as follows:-President - Ernest

“d‘ today. The phenomena will last a -Hcartz; V

bout an hour, beginning in the-Prowse; S longtitude of Washington at 8.42 Garnliuni; Executive-John Wonna- ‘ p.m., and ending at about 9.39. At_cott, Nelson Wiiieliesti-.r, Fred Rice places west of Washington the oc-|Wil]iani Stiiiiwiiy and Hiiiiiinond

ice President-Georg'e ec’y Treasurer-~-Brent

' places east of Washington later_§ Harry I-iiiricy and J. Jenkins,

The eclipse will be visible to the '.\.'ci'e appointed to uct as a coin-

naked eye, but the use of a smullpiiiittcc on the iiiiiiiagciiiciit of truck field glass which will bring it clear I events. _

BOS-1~0N_ Aug_ 31__H_o,.Semen andly within observation, is advisedl The iiieetiizi; was iiiljfoni‘rii~d t url enthusiasts-from all parts of the by Prof. Brooksp meet zi-_-.iiii sliortly :iI`tfi‘ 'L.sl;or C0 ' ’ to ' , ' e

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l‘l{lN(`l‘l ltl‘l'l'll”l'l`, .\ligllr'»1 28.

,nd ;ii\~hi-rvil in fbi- \liirl\or_ to

ll _ .. _ l . ._ ,. .. i\ri~l°i-il :ri lllv :1li.~'liui'i:§ iil'i- ill jail

'll il'l <'_'\X.'\lIf.V\I\' Sl’lIll`l`l`~.'.l.-‘\\'.

Wifli liilr :~'tl'<\i1:1 lim: liriillcii log.. “ml l>iii‘lui_-_-<- contiiinina' S2'».0ilil iiiissing, rielniz the pay roll dcsilrneil for t‘.:inni~l'ie:s on llliils i"i\'<‘l'. ll_._~1r.-iw the .~'li'...ni-!ip .\'l_ ilerlisi zii'i'i\-.-.le lg il‘_§:» iiii-rizziifr li'.iiil l'i rt l'..<.-iiiclon

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the ltiz, iw-

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' '_-iiiidi.-ll .fflioifsiziiiii i_..;< is-

sued :i arriiid spcciiil (`;in.i.iiuii Nii-

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i-n-~ “lliiiiii'ii_-i' l\li.i»si" Ll' flizii ii hl‘i\ll‘il ‘.\'l'll~~l‘ llmlulzis <`liiit'll. ‘f, ii tiilc of .\`\:\v llriinsvvlckilnil is

cidcdly iiiicrcsliiiir. A story l‘Y l_l"‘

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oilifiii, I~l. J. l’. (ioiul, is r\iiL‘i'

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.i- _-i- is lcV ls ile-

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"A Horse, A Mlm And A (`nt.”'l‘licn there is ri history of 'T‘lie}‘:ircr from

the bcl;iniiiiii:_ an interesting nrti on The Thoroiighbreds of Enirltlflfl

cle ny

one of Englnnd's most fnmoiis turf writers, A. W. Contcn, and articles

on the Rc-vlvail of Racing Royal W

ln-

ncrs of Classics, Roynlti’ F1115 The St. Lezcr, -Billiards All The ‘rear

R,,|md and many other siiblei-.ts sporting interest. Altogether it doubtful lf a better spnrlini.: pn

hos ever been issiicd on this (toutin-

ent.

Mlniird's Linlniciif. cures llurns, c

of ls per

tc,

demonstration of how ghlps and result of the strike there the control of the railway it would 81111 tW0 Women and four oliildi-on

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Q _ tm __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ , _ ORNIND- Daily _._

n e Province. » . - ' _ _ Gatchfisllll Early ._

* _ . l Morning Mails. I I

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Boil. lviile and rivelll-| . .~ _. _ _ _ ` ` Coal Supply for Eastern Sec ' '