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Nariow Escape
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ii feeding waste wood
niiaiis' kiioirii as the “l\0i-I." ii- ii\l`L!0
a ~ _ nioirini! ‘ll'iiin_ iiileii wiili knives, when
uw “lioig" iiiirst.
Oneoftlielieiivy D
iition, killing him instantly. other pieces irviit through bile T00! 0|’ oiiiiii iiiid ii, is ri niiracic that no one ,iseiiiisliiirtiis six iiien were standing
leees of metal struck
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New YOIIK. Nor. 7.-iSneeiiii_i- nin-
_\-_ _\'..i. 7.~(5D0¢i1\i-) Sanluci iclinr-Latest returns declare thn.t._Mc~
Bos'i‘oN, Nor. 7-( Speelai)-Bullel.la:-
The Republican candidates win in Massa-
eliuseits. ' '
LATER.
_ Nnw Yank, Nov. 7-(Special)-So close has been ilie contest for the Mayoralty 01 New Y0rk that at eleven o`clock tonight the result is still in doubt.
Hcnrsi. has carrieil Brooklyn with fifteen
thousand, \Qiiie MeCleiliiii has ii. plurality in Mithatta and the Bronx. lt may amount to sixteen thousand and latest
reports slightly favor McClellan, but the result will not lic known until practically all the returns are ln. I
The some applies to the District Attor-
ney‘s election.
Jerome was believed to be elected but
later Osborne gained rapidly and at last count was five liundi-ed ahead, with near- ly half the districts still to be heard from A Bosroiv, Nov. 7.-(Special)-The Demo- cratic candidates for Governor and Lieut- enant. Governor, Bartlett nnll Whitney, were elected here today defeating Guild and Draper.
Bartlett‘s majority was 16,0(X) and
Wliitney’s 24,000. »
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I lili Siiiiiiiii GUARDIAN
Bill iilliillll
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' Feii cvcntsdiii»iiigil_ie year are antlci. iaie1ii\itiii.:i'i-iiici' interest than the on* cargo of coal and will iniiiieiliately le iuiil iiosiiitnl enti-i-tiiinnient,which in the loaaed with p,.°d“ce_
iii-escnt misc will eoine on Nov. 22nd. The roniiiiitiec has eiigriged Fred E. Kendal the noted ciitertaincr and baritone of after a successful week`s enagemeni. Bo ton, wliti will he supported by Mrs. They intend to t-our the Island,
Keiiiliill as piiiiiist, and one of the leading reailtrsnflicsliiii, Ililiel Munl‘0 Batting. The liiiiies iiiiciiil as usual to Wait on‘ the viii/eiis for the sale of tickets, and as the iirico is iery i‘eiisciiable they will probiih
ly sell icry freely ind eed.
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EEE EEEEE Sec our Box on Counter,
iiliici-iii _
Gaiters.
Ladies’
Misses’
black, Ciiiid’s black
Now is
little co
family
CHU oarlyfat
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S. S. Amelia and S, S. Lunenburg ar-
Clifl`Cox gave the town _a flying visit
S. S. Inverness leaves today for local
Chas Stems has left to spenil a few
months at Saranac Luke, N. Y.
Forniing new clubs and initiating new
The Misses McPhee, Line Road, lia\'e
arrived from Boston to spend the winter.
Echr. Annie D. leaves today with a full
cargo for Halifax loaded by Matthew 8:
Sch. Uiin., Capt. Cheverie, has arrived
Mrs. Geo. Morrow and daughter have
arrived from Vancouver to spend it few weeks with friends.
Schr. Silveriigiit is being loaded hy
' Thos. Kickhain for St. Pierre. She will carry ii general cargo.
Sch. Minnie Mac has arrived with a
The Peru Medicine Cu., left our town
Prices in produce remain about the
same as at last quotations:-oats lllc, potatoes 20c, turnlps l-ic.
Guardian subscribers in this vicinity will find it convenient to pay their sub seriptions at this Branch office.
r. ous on ra au an ours ii. e ir. ancie . ior orn a t. c- DH t,Cpd,|'dSi 'Sl I3llMTib,CpM
loiiii, Nor. ii-Two hgnlgrid bl_l|l_‘Il_S Visit 1055 ‘Week-
iiirl lilly men nt work in Frc GF 0 0 S
riiictory at King i\ndGrsenwlch_Streets rlved yesterday
me tiiroivn into ii panic by the out/~.
reiiiioia iiri- which completely destroy- _ _
,dmc buililiiig. Soqulckly did the flames s°"°“‘ ‘W5 “K0-
ipreaiiiinrlsiiiieiise was the smoke that
liileiitliepiiii-e, that less than fifty of the ports Wm, ,, fu" c,,rg0_
yoiiiigiioiiieii had iniielti; ge_thout- liyd the iiiiirl 'liie rc.~.l.i-usie o ew n ows iniitollietii-ci-si-apes, where they stood i|,|pig.§ and iiaiiie stricken until they
rereri-stiied iiy the firemen, who carried members nw an uw “mc at pmsmm
tiiiiiirioirii laiider.~‘ to tgiod street. _Molly liiitoiiiiiid were carrier own unconsc-
biis All est-iipeil unhurl.
XOUR l\'(lllN-OUT STOMACH. i
What it nci-_ds is the strengthening in-
iiiinor Di-. iiiioiiiiuiisriiis--they woi-ir M°L°"“'
iiurit-Iswliei-e the stomach and diges-
tioiian' poor. Iii one duy the appetite __ iiiiie.i~i~siiiiilt|iewhole systcinls rapidly from Pictou with ii. cargo of coal for itmigiliriirti. N.. sliiniacli specialist could Mndg,,|ens_
vinic ii iicttei-iii-esrription than Dr. Hamll-_ ' ,
tonslhiisoi i\lnnilrake and Butternut. Atoiiilciiicrs iii ii yellow box, price 254:.,
urfiic lioxcs for one dollar.
HOSPITAL CONCERT N(iV. 22ND.
Leod, leaves shortly with a lull cargo for' Boston loaded by Matthew & McLean.
Peter Thistle and mother have left for
Boston to spend the winter. Pete will be missed in military circles as he always took a very great interest in such.
Schr. Jubilee has arrived with 150 tons
of Inverness coal for Matthew' &: McLean. It wasqulekly disposed of and she is now lieing loaded at Bridgetown by Matthew 8: McLean.
Dr. Marven, Souris, genial dentist
leaves tomorrow morning for Hillsboro. N. B. to spend a few weeks. It is under- stood tlie doctor is in poor health, but all hope to have him soon back again iii good' health. _
An important event look place on Tneri
day morning when Stephen Gregory of St. Cathei-ine’s _was united in marriage to Miss McDonald of Uliepstnwc, daughter `of Bernard McDonald. Many friends con- gratulate the happy couple.
Codfish are very plentiful on the north
side. Large hauls are being taken all along the shore. Bait is very scarce, fish- ermenf may be seen coming nil the way from North Lake looking for bait.A fish- erman carried home2 squid the other night and landed 40 dsh. There is a bonanza for the fishermen if they only had bait.
During the storm the schr. Heklste cameln port and triedto seek safety, She anchored alittle too for inside the harbour buoy and when the tide low_ered she was aground and it looked very much as if she would be pounded to pieces on the rocks. The tide began to rise however and astrong westerly wind spriU\K “D-' She floated oil’ without any mishap. She was bound for Magdalene with a cargo of coal.
'Too DAD Fon mn. ‘ She (roniaiitlcnlly)-All. whims A" “
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He (absently)-Everything is in my
chance af w_lfe's name. keep thei ‘
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` ailments are quickii "'°“°V°d ll? o"°Wl°“° tablets, ten cents por box. All llflliiilil-
(Fi i AUGUSTUS BENILEV
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BAVAHIAN iiiiil
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Twenty Feet of Water in All Her Compartmenls-Everv 1 Effort to Float Steamer. -
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Quicirne, Nov. tl.-That the Bavarian
will pass the winter on the Wye Rock is the opinion expressed among shipping nien here. She has now twenty feet- of water in all her compartments, but the agents of the vessel are still optimis- tic regarding chances of floating her.
Ons hundred and fifty men are at work
lighterlng the cargo, which includes l.0,000 boxes of cheese, 13,000l>arrcls of apples and heavy consignments of butter, meat, lard and eggs.
ii is woiiiii i`<iiowiiio
that Clark's Potted I-Iam, Beef or Game, spread on this well buttered dry toast proves a most appetbiing mor-lol.
Today-Sale of soiled wool goods
at Weeks & Co.-See ad. 8d ai.
Boo the line of fur ruff! we are offering
at 05.00. They are sun to please you.- M. Troinor k Oo. 6d Bi.
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Souris was shocked last night by the
sudden death of A. B. McEachren, St. John, expert for the International Har- vester Co‘. who _was engaged inssttinz up a gasoline 'taitllw in Paquet Bms, shop.
The deceased. who was about forty-five
years of age, ciime tg _tho pity from St; John Saturday- night and stayed at the
Queen Hotel. Mvngay afternoon he pro- ceeded to. Spurlsi '?. estopdny afternoon whilefaf. work hp oompbingd of a pain
near the heart and g_‘,fei_r_;glgi_it@_ii__g,fj|r- wards expired. Dr. oLenn was hastily summoned but could do nothing for life had already left the body.
An inquest was held with Dr. Mcireani
James Cullen, Michael Paquet, Capt. Lannigan, John Garrett,John McCormack and D. J. McPhee as a -jury. They return- ed a verdict of death fro/m natural causes.
The body will be forwarded to the city_
this morning and embalmed and then sent to St. John tomorrow. The deceased is said to be a native of northern New Yoi k.
iHi illiiiiiiiii iilil
iAiiM Pilllllilli
Prospects for Oats, Pttatoes, Pork &c-A Forecast by los. Read & Co.
Sm:-Your C Postal Card regarding prospects and prices to hand.
Oetszfwe have probably too many for
-the.loeii.l‘rnnrKet which 'ln a few days- will be “plugged". We cannot compete in the Old Country markets on even terms with Montreal because the freight rate from Montreal to England is only one half what it is from here. Our ob- ject therefore ought to be to try to hold and supply the local market before
navigation closes as then Ontario and the West must drop their prices and we shall lose our customers. In view of this condition of things we think that our oat market is now at a maxlmuni height as to price. 'I‘be consumers on the malp- land are pretty well supplied _for_ im'- mediate wants and their local oiilis are selling low. For instance, Bathurst local market is only 34 cents delivered, and from that village to Campbellton there are magnificent crops of oats. The Ahnapoll Valley has a good crop but sec- tions of New Brunswick have very poor out crops. _
The English, French and German oat
market is larger than usual, that is, they will draw more largely on Canada and U. S. for supplies, not only bylroason oi ‘ their -own crops being somewhat poor, but by reason of the Russian shortage, which, lf the reports be true is consider- able, althougli the shipments of Russian oats this year so far, that is in August and September, is much above our aver- age and very much larger than lost year. We enclose you a comparative statement fromthe London Corn Trade List. q. r.
To sum up:-What oats we have to
spare should be got on local market with- out undue delay or “bulllng”,for we_thlnk' if oats are to be stored the price must drop considerably--and if we let the oats of the west in our market a very consider ‘ able drop must follow.
Potatoes:-The .market for tubers will
be and remain low we think this fall, as the large yield of potatoes in the U. S. and Canada is rotting, which forces abnormal supplies onto the market land keeps prices always at lowest possible point. Our opinion is that there will be o wider market than last fall with prices about some as then perhaps a little lower.
In the spring prices may be a little bet-
ter, but we do not believe they will be enough higher to warrant our farmers keeping all their crop or even more than half of it. We can glut any spring mar- ket. f Pork win iikeiy ani some iii prius.
Poultry will be high.
Butter and Cheese irregular. Altogether this will be the Island
Farmers' as well as the Canadian Farmers' year. We ind you this only for what it is worth and as it is only an opinion of very fallible people we as- sume no respcnsibllitv for oirr forecast.
Josurn Run lc C0.
Mln|rd’x Llnimerii Cures Dniidruif.
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Another _lblprnent received of new
covert coating and hoinespirni in greyii,
` raens, fawns and brow as at P.\ton's. 8d3i
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“It makes _a Christian city fairly blush
slaughter. It was the duty of the police
and sheriff to have prevented such an
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DGE FORBES
iiiiii ii Miii_ HELD rEST_ERnar_-i ocoiis iii_siiiiiiis.fs Speaks- Qtaiiviy
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____________by Fragmentof Re, The Results in New York Up to a Late flour; ,i_i;_ iy|c'E,,c`i,,e,,',,f,}”f,,` §|,,.,,,f__Of‘ Recent 'Fatal _ Pri2e'%Fight land( Corcnzr's
iiiiiiig Drum Which ' Last Night Were in Great ._Do_i.ib_t--Diime.-_ __' _ national _Harvester Co- Finding.-.-i§oademns',.Moyor for _l_.imii;_ing
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S'r. Jorm, Nov. 7.-(Special)-At the alair. ‘
opening of the County Court today Judge' _ “The bout had been called a sparring ‘Forbes in addressing the Grand Jury re- match but that is against the law as ferred to the recent fatal boxing bout and much as a price iight. _ *A10 C°\”°"°\"S -7\1f.7V°'l‘di°¢~ A “I cannot understand how the Mayor
“An unwitting blow i" said he, “Dldn‘t qould issuealicenae allowing these men
they go into the iight. with the intention ' to hammer one another. Uf Stflliinll just _Such blows? l "The most astonishing feature is his
“Did theygo in with their eyes closedl ignorance of “iiillf the thing would con-
Out upon such o brand of Justicoi 'siut. _No man has any right to licence
ouch a fight
_for shame. The verdict is a dainnableg “If the police had done their duty a fiisilfilvé to Our city. citizen who is sleeping his last sleep
“It should have been a verdict _of man- would now be alive and well."
Judge Forbes is a prominent Elder in
the Presbyterian church.
>lHi Miiiiiliilii |lliAillliAil
H, _ . ,_
Misa McKay, Caledonia, and Mrs.
Archibald Bruce, Queen‘s road were in Montague yesterday.
Guardian subscribers in this vicinity willilndflt convenient to pay their sub- s;rlptions at this Branch office.
Joan A. MeDoNa'i.n has been sent up
lo the Supreme Court’ on the charge of stabbing his son on Thanksgiving Day.
As Daniel Beaton, Commercial Cross,
ii-as going to his barn early one morning last week he beard a havoc among t-he hens. Picking up a pitch fork he made for the liennery. There he found- a red fox, which he held by the aid of the fork, until his son, o lad of 12 years of age arrived, .when they killed it. As there is no woods within. half a mils of Mr. Beatolfa. it seems strange ‘a>'fbx should beeoptnred there. W. A. Johnstone purchased the skin and it is a good one.
Office- Main Street--Capt. W. A. Johnstone. Nlgr.
Mrs. James Dewar who hasibeen ill for the past. week is improving iilowly. It is hoped she will soon be restored to her usual health.
Miss Margaret Gillis, Boston, who has
lieen visiting friends at Montague, went to Caledonia yesterday where she will be the guest of Miss McKay.
H. Nelson is beginning so pull down the
wing of lils .warehouse to make more room for the railway and add more im- provements to the surroundings.
Several vessels _loading yesterday and
there was quite a rush about the wharves. Ati) o‘cloel: there were over 1200 loads of potatoes awaiting to be discharged. Merchants are -having them ccllared' no
there hi, no__clmnce _to put aboard .tlip.
vessels. Prleesof potatoes is l8c to wc, oats 38 to 846,- tumips Lie.
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AS MISS liiAill'S
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Mother Of Murdered Girl is
_Positive, After Nerving Herself for Ordeai.
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Bosros. Nov. 0.-The identification to- day of the head which was recovered yes- terday in a leather bag from the bottom of the harbor as that of Miss Susanna A. Geary, removed all doubts as to her being the victim of the dress suit case tragedy. The inother and sister of the chorus girl, after nerving themselves for the urdeab declared the face to be that of Susie. The authorities, sure of their ground
as far as the identification is concerned, continued today the accumulation of
being held for the crime, and also kept up the search for Mary S. Dean, for whom a warrant has been granted in connection
It was expected that what material the police had collected would be presented at the initial session of the November grand
the police offlolaIs,District Attorney Sugh-
taken up Wednesday. The police are anxious to obtain the extradition ofLoula W. Crawford and William Howard, now
against them in a few days, the authori-
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Perry Davis' Painkiller, has stood the
populdrthaiiever. 28&50c. `
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thi ’ moral b ld tlol .-Mah ._ lmfgmu “Z ,,§,,,ti;f;_ gum, on; Mintrd'o Linimentlielieves Neuralgia-
test pf sixty yearn. _Today it is'niora_i
iiiiii iiiiiiiiiiill OS“"“fi‘_€°°"“‘
November' 7th.
The Mlchaolmes term of the Supreme Court opened today. The appeal in the case of the Charlottetown Light & Power Co.-respondents vs Harry Grossman, appellant from the judgment of J. A. MacDonald Esq. J udgc of the City Court, whereby Judgment was given for the plaintiff below, was it is understood settled between the parties out of Court by the plsiiitlilli abandoning all claims for Electric Light supplied to defendant and paying costs of judgment in lower courts and fronts of appeal. This morning Mr. Justice Hodgson from his seat on the bench Amped' that ln t-he arrnngemznts made' for the withdrawal of this case he clisired tb ba distinctly understood that it should not be inferred that heconcurred in the reasoning of Stipendary Magistrate MacDonald whose written judgment he had had an opportunity of reading. The case was struck off the list simply because the parties desiredit should be. W. S. Stewart, K. C., and A. E. Inge for the company and E. 0. Brown for Grossman
evidence against the four men who are i llln the matter of the will of the late
Capt: Wm. Welsh-this will came be- fore the judge of probate to` be proved in solemn.~`form and was declared by the
with um cue, ' judge to be well proved. On his decision
James E. Wllsh one of the helrs~at-law appealed, the hearing oil which appeal was Set down for this teriii.
jury today, but after a consultation with This morning counsel for the appellant
stated that he did not purpose proceeding
rue decided to wait li _few days. There wlll_ wit_h the appeal and consented to its dis- be no session of the grand jury until after- mlsaal with costs. The appeal was dis- election day, but possibly the case will be ‘missed _by the Court with costs according-
ly. Menon, K. O., and E. 0. Brown for appellant. James E. Welsh. Haszard. K. G.,_and Qhthieson, K. C., for the estate.
being held by the New York authorities, In the one of Henry Home vs. Wm. P. and unless an indictment is returned- Colwiii, tried last term when a verdict
was found for the plaintiff for $130 a rule
ties will ask for ii." bench warrant on__for ix new trial was granted at that term which to base requsitlon papers from Gov- and orguld today, Judgment reserved, em" Dgpgliig, ` Mciienfx K. C. for plaintiff, Morson K, C.
for defendant. I
New cushion tops, new embroidery s_;l_`_hePf` imtslwwngallmmn silk! and lumped goods of all kioiil-i “"° ‘ ° "°Y_ Take time by the _forelook and pnapqrojorg Billlugu' mn iw sw" mins' .nngltlgaltit
hm’ ll .
,ciirimiiiiii giving.-M. Trainer ai co i‘§l‘,"$° *"9* °°\‘“=_,°§§LggI,'(§iLt5rm~
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i=iiy__sicia`..s Furnish orders _ Which Cali Forth the Mag-
istrate’s Comment.
Ar the Police Court yesterday James
M‘=Ci1lJ2. drunk and lpcapable, vias fined $4 or 15 days and Jiiiues Ili.-iinesscy was dismissed as he had not appeared for fifteen months.
Questioned as to where he gotthc liquor
I-Iennessey said: I got the liquor from Sergeant Bradley the policeman. [lt was explained later that the Sergeant liiul seen him come out of Downlng`s with ii flask in the uiorniiig and had taken it from hlin. Later in the day the Sergeant ascertained that he had procured that liquor legally on an order and then re- turned to to hlm.] The next Igct was from Reddln‘s on Dr. Conroy's certificate. I goto drop from Dr. Kelly on a certiti- cate. I got it from Art Reddin’s.
James McCabe-1 got an order from Dr
Conroy for tim liquor. It was a bottle I had no other ii-_ii-ni' lint that. Iliad only one order. Tliatis the liquor that niade me drunk. I inet llobt. Davis at l’rowsc's corner, he had it bottle. I helped hini fin' ish that Lottie. It was after this lgot the order from Ilr. Conroy.
The Magistrate spoke strongly on the
alviiig of certificates to these men and as- serted if such were to continue the Prn- liibition act would be of no ef|'ef_-t, H0 presumed the physicians were acting con- scientiously in giving these orders but lie could not understand for what reason they gave them.
The cases against Jonatlian Hopkinson
and Robert Bowden for stealing a liorst-_ of John McLeod was dismissed and the young lads were warned that if they ever vcre convicted on a similar charge they
rvould receive the heaviest penalty of the aw.
e THE iiii_\§i<Eis.
Yesterdaywos about the largest market till! fv~il» The lcuare and Grafton St. to Gt. George were lined with loads princi- ,PBUY of hay, potatoes and turnlps whit- -ing their turn to be weighed.
The price of huy was firm at 48 to _ 500.
per bus. Pressed hay sold at $0.00. ' Turnips brought from 8 to l0c. per bus, fthe lower price neing paid for some ‘Which were lightly touched with the _frost
Potatoes remain the same at IB to 20c.
:per bus.
The price of cats keeps about the same
at lille. for white and 34 for black. Stra vi' ‘per ton sold at $5.
Pork per lb brought 7-TQ c., but the tendency lu price is decidedly lower.
In the market poultry was very plciiti-
ful. Geese sold from 00c. to $1.25 eiieli, ducks each 55 to 'i0c, chickens per pair 50 to i'>5c.
Butter brought 22 and 23c. and eggs 20c.
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