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In Ontario in the Interest of Good Citizenship

Canadian Preference to be Extend- ed to South Africa-Husband

Trys to Murder Wife.

txrssnixii 'ras Pitnrnasscs.

- Oct. ‘El-(Special)-The Gov-

Cecided to oder the same South Africa as to Great

Ufrr.\\\ A, ernment his

preference to

Britain.

as isnsrsxnnsr oncaxisartox.

Tonosro, Oct. %-(Speciala-A Cin- adian Citizens' League is being organized over the Province to unite the electors of various municipalities fo* independent .political action alonll U°‘\°D\l`i»il\“ 1i°°3 for the enactment and enforcement of

such legislation as tends to good citizen-

ship.

Irs own caxpinarl-3.

Candidatoi will be nominated in the

diderent. constituencies.

into os as awrui. cruncii.

Charnan, ONT. Oct. 29-(Speeial)- Wesley Simpson, farmer, has been arrested for trying to kill his wife by feeding her on powdered glass.

TR ~‘iDE AND SHlPPlNG.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

=0ct. 29. ar: Nellie ’Reid, Reid, Sonora; S-

S' Electra, McLaren, Montague; C. V. Miaot. Myers. Bax Verve; S. S- Polino. Cu-on, Montreal; Frank. Gfi\nt,Wall- see; Minnie Bell, Pollard, Bay Verte. 0ct.~.°B, old: Cabot, Hollest, Burin, New-

foundland. '

Oct. Z9, old! Willie A., Landry. Heliflii

S. S. Electra, McLaren, Montague;

' i-row, Davis, Halifax; Frlllllf.

allaee; Minnie Bell, Pollard,

Wmged A Grant, W Northport.

.__;i11i-4-Iélri? SPEAKER’S SORE THROAT. Public speakers and singers know _ how Useless and sickening are cough mixtures and sprays, lozenges, etc. for irritable Or sore throat, and state that the most satis- factory remedy is Catarrhozone the ad- vantage of which is that it acts_ Quick!! and is convenient to use in Dul_'>liC DIMCS- 'Catarrhozane relieves congestion, AIIMS inflammation, and is a. protection to_ the

As a safe guard 1128-lf\Si»S tarrh it has no equal Rev-

Mr. Melisy, Go-1erich.says"‘Catarrh_oz¢_zne is an excellent reme iy for throat _irr'ta- tion.” Physicians ministers and _sio8¢l`S recommend Catarrhozone, flrug¢l§i»S Sen it for $1. Small size 25s. By mail hom Poison 8: Co., Kingston, Ont.

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Merit made shoes, Ames Holden makes .Ask for them. *

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iégidg WET PRO0F A PUOTWEAR

nic iiiiiicius Geo. A. Slater Ladies’ s4,oo Gcntlcmcii’s $5.00

membrane. colds and Ca

, he superior to all o.hers. It see

T _ much the same in singers, the der! Wm?

lohn M. McLeod Hangs Him-_

self at His Doorstep. _

_Wastformerly a Well Known Con- ‘ ` ir'ctor of New Bedford, Mass-

lll Health Cause of Flash Act. _

The sad news has reached the city of the suicideofJohn M. McLeod, a native of Belfast and of late years a resident of New Bedford, Mass. An exchange fromi that city has the following paxticularsz-

John M. McLeod, a well know carpen-

ter and contractor, formerly of this city, but now a resident of Dartmouth, com- mitted suicide last night and was found this morning hanging from 'lie lower

McLeod has been in ill health for a year.

or more and during the past three months

sanity. Last night he came home in bad condition and it is said met with a warm reception. At any rate, he left the house and the family supposed he had gone away.

This morning about sunrise Mrs. Mc-

Leod looked out the window and was

son, who hurried out and cut. his father

_day and Senator Ferguson yesterday

D. L. McKinnon and Daniel McKenzie,

Montague Bridge were in town yester- day.

` It is safe to say that Capt. Cook of the

accomplished alone.

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It is understood that Rev. Leo. Wil- UGIDS. the popular pastor of St. Paul‘s Church in this nity has received an ex-

cellent offer to eng ige in Missionary Work in the United States which~ it is Diobable he will accept. _ _

The work provides for supply at differ- ent stations and will give Mr.Willladi`s an opportunity to fui-_her cultivate his voice which would not be possible were he er.- Rllled in regular ministerial work.

Rev. Mr. Williams came to Charlotte-

town some four years ago on the resigna- tion of the late Rev. J. T._ Bryan. Since he has taken charge of the spiritual work of St. Paul’s he has won a high place among the citizens generally as in his own conllrbgotion where he was highly es- °°¢m°f| °SD¢°ially by the younger portion of the church. '

Rev. Mr. Williams began his pastor-are

on November 19th, 1899 in this city. Dur- ing his stayin Chaiiottetown he has inter- * _ _ _

‘ii isuiu iiii Hiv. un wiiuiiis in iisiti Sli iiiiiiiii _nniiiiiii is i suicini iii Pismiiii ii si. rims., wort ulttui _

estcd himself i_c everrthlngthat he oon°lSe|e t'

sider.d to be for the welfare Of the .:ity.He C mn 0 onston 1 as a Mrs'

is an enthusiastic athlete and took a great

interest in all kinds c-favhletic sport. ‘ cabinet iministar - i I

The formal ieslgnatlon has not yet been

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presented to the vestry but will beshortlyl ' ""' - . ‘ I

and Mr. Williams will lcave'the city

aboutihe I1-si of February. _ Three Navy Reserve Stations _to be Train ran Through an'

REV. LEO WILLIAMS.

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1i'2»“-‘iii-I-f»f»f<'if’Illl]llCllllN lil Hill. Mil. Milllilllill I

‘has suffered considerably. He has lately _

been drinking considerably, and at times* ` | his wife has detected symptoms of in-

The induction of Rev. A. D. McDon-

ald took piace at Hampton Presbyterian Church, Wednesday afterno m.There was alarze congregation present on the oc- casion.

The other ministers present were Rev.

the people on their respective duties, the whole service being of a most impressive character.

After the .induction Bresbytery took

up regplarbpsiness. Moderator re-

quartsrly meeting of Presiiytery which

Three men were killed -in the wheel pit

p pe y t a sm sca About 40 men areat work, although when the yards opened 500 were at the gate seeking employment. \Tbe yards origin ally employed from EDO to 1,(IX) men.

the interest already displayed, not only will there be an unusually large patronage

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_ _ _ t3__iai-_-I-_ll-|g__.-_ -i, _. _ ___._ _ fro. gm, _ _ __ ,-,_._,__ _ _ _

intothe_p.t in abucket when it caughton; - j .~ _ ._ R ‘ “

the cross bridge and was overturned. the .` _,l.ii_ _ _ _ »-~~f»1»i-im- if* -~- ‘:f"':....°°°°'s.‘;.i.°:=.°°~‘....”~';.r.;':'.v

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. __- IIA Y SEEK W0iil_( 3-710 FEW Fl _ iT.f_ ________'il___ _ ____§i:__aa‘?_oL, 0ct::_1_;_Z__~_;TosenhC__l_a:_i_;_ _ NEBVOUS §___

ELIZABETH. N. J-. 0°f- 26-The U1'6S0¢Il ‘ ‘f '-"’ . ' _ in here to-night. The meet-ing was held

S°“°t'°rR°b°'t`9°3 was in ww” Weines shi yardso ned toda n all le. _ .'__,_ ,_;.-f"i _ _fi.____ ` ' 8

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` f _ _ SCOTCH COAL ISBEST.

_ In a critical test ;:d;recently in Mon-

“Is in a' position to oiier unsurpassed advantages It has mai by the Water cooioiinoo of nie.

E ‘. C<}`¢l’~ciltheScctch_soft<oa1wvs;;up:__lA;_

hese boots have 3 Spgglal _. __ _ Fl1I1dS ‘ ° ° - - - $51390 O90 ernment of the Search when u°ain:l__po_;i_e

' ' - _ ‘ in _tation o stirring' . sense '

ly prepared waterproof sole, YOU Sh0\lld Plant *haf bed kgested m Canada ' ° ° _ I5-000-000 ioifrforgoio _io oiokefo ieoaioioo possible!

of TULIPS approved plans of Insurance for protection and In- ‘wiiioii io iioorqooiioa by oiogeio of oo,

(not rubber.) - ° vestment. ' - 1 other nationality. io ceo. Neil one greir.

We havs Still S011” #ne Tulip- Assurances edected on first class lives without medi-ca1ii°°°°f S°°°"f" °°°°“ " 'ul Mtn'

. 'l . . ties possessing all these qualifications-

§yacmthB fiarcfusus' ILA), and examination I)rori’t fail to hear this great Scotch Singer

roclls t1 s or ear s in '

Established in Canada, Britain' Supplying Ships-

NAVY RESERVE STATIONS. Kmosiomooezo-ispeonii-It nos Boon

decided to _establish three navy reserve training stations at Halifax, Montreal

and Kingston respectively. lIs'raBi.IsHEp Nnxr smuxo.

Britain will loan the training ships and

the instructors will be from the British navy.

-It is expected the stations will be estab-

lished next spring.

BIB HENRY BECOMES BTREIUOUB.

Vrcronia, Oct. 29- (Special) --Lieut.

Governor Joly refused to sanction M. Houston' as a Cabinet Minister and now the resignation of Premier McBride is being demanded for allowing the _Gover- nor to usurp his functions.

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d°'"1- B\1=th=b°4yw°S wld sud Stiff- cooige Minor, nw. ia. H. Moiiioooii, ‘wiuteiioia oo November ani. _ “ Pork ` $1222; “ Pork ’ ~.- .,s'5,J,,°"m’,°¢§':"“°m'°°” ` M°di°°1 Ex‘\ml“*-*P HURT* W” °*"U°d Rev. T. F. Fullerton. and Rev. Mr. Mc-i Rev. Mr. McLeod’s resignation' also “gunz mr' ‘ up

T Nd Vi°W¢‘i W6 b°d.Y- 3° l°°°°h°d 5 °°“° Donald icame before the Court.-It was ordered to p

¢=l\1Sl°l\ “NW M¢Le°d ha-1 P¥°b°b|7 bw'-‘ Rev. Dr. Smith preached an eloquent:belaid onthe table till next quirterly 581187118 BU Dillllt- Pf¢S\1mI\bl¥ |18 M0205 sermon from John I 45. He also presided meeting. . ' I e ivan” nd mania, ' himS¢1f i111'U°di°U=lY “P011 leavin? We and inducted., Rev. Mr. McIntosh ad-i The Presbytery than adjourned to meet ' » - ` ‘ ' - » house last evening. It is S\lDD08¢d “"5 dressed the minister and Rev. Mr. Millar next Tuesday Nov. 3 in quarterly session

his motive was induced by hard luck, “F _ ' _ . , _ V ._ "

ill health and temporary mental abera- i _ | 5. ` 2 ltion. McLeod who was42 years old leaves _ ,s_$`t _ - _ 0nAw_‘ ” s7___,_n'

a widow and three children. _ ~““ ~ _ _ _ ' '

_ Nialaaa FALLS, Ont., October 22.- 'H \ ' __ A -

T-'is.al Policy.

Conservar \ association and ilve thou- sand pei.-. -'s present gave the former colonial sr. etary a tremendous reception.

Mr. Chan- erlain devoted the drst por-

tion of his ii ech to the “dumping” of

' \ fi the manuf. tturers of the United States

_schooner Delylris is one cf the most dar- _ \ fl I K ' . d in this hi h h ____ n_v___m ____ _aus me SML cntfooninn ctue consent ... o......... i... .......o,... ., .

_ . _ . ‘d must result in depression _after the

th . H d port the _ - _. su ’ _ .

oil 101:; of coal, N I2 T H , P N 0 P E N S sm HENRI JOLY DE LOTBII\ ILRE. present pr°8pel~lty_ He you

. . that his proposals would not add anything

‘ ; led hi. . .

for the Railwpyh De;:_a;_t_i_1ie;nt_.____sai who; , _ to the cost of uvmm an the contra” ment m“_s_s__°“_ Am" Bde” _SMP °bf‘”St° 9 W ' D F3 MURDERED HIS TWO SONS- they would decrease the cost of livingto* f th o _ ` E ' i ' and made her fast all alone. His vessel is Mr. Paton ani other members of the _ _.___ _ me Ware-at mmm” in the wana! The Mk 01' ¢ll\- _ _ __ about65 tous register and he has before committee who are arranging for the _Ma1tiAN, Ind , Oct. 2o.- Jesse Mc- speaker devoted the greatest _mtg of his ___-_ this voyage frequently been at sea alone. ,grandtst Scotch concert ever held on the (/lure. 8 filflll Mud. l\\ll'<l¢r€f1¢ his two speech to a powerful argument addressed ` _ 7 _ .

On one occasion, recent1y,when overtaken Island and to be given here on the 12th €0l1F. 8826 five Ind Seve!! 7681*! this after- to the waking chss_ He pointed _mt the _ bya storm in thi|Gulf,s~ii1in,z witha reefefli ofNov. are _iubilant over the prospects of H000- Afver Sending _billlelo into their “ch hitherto overlooked _by his "_not_ __ ____ -_ ” ‘ , o mainsail, foresail and .ilbi he f0\1'~`d he success. It is a big undertaking tosuc- 116845. he Dl0»°¢d H1811' l>0<ii€8 in the ~ '

ents that when the movement for free

was carrying too much sail and accord-‘ geggfnlly operate such an expensive army corner of a deli, and then surrendered to ’ ' I 1' if lngly undertook to put a double reef in of Scottish talent, comprising the best _the police, to escape a mob. i trade wfs- nnged the wmking

_ were neither represented nor consulted _ .°\

his mainsail, which remarkable feathe the Old Country affords but iudging by but it “mga movement of the _mmu:F - __-

facturers-and middle classes. ' 1

_ . . . Emphasizing the statement that it was

from the city, but hundreds will drive in impcssime to reconcile neg ___nde with

_ from surrounding country, to hear the M _ __ _ ,\. _ . _ ,

_'_ greatest array of Scot tlsh talent which M ER' md” uni°nism‘ 'f“Ch°mber iu Dan' i ‘,_&/ A ,§ __l..,-.-ff _ '

Losnoiv, ootober 27.- The seotsm oo _ *- ed out the inconsistency of supportive " ‘ /'-' f 3

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moves from success to success ist emos th I H th S 1 he mst d h cd bei th _ of °11¢3D€§i5kll\d Of 18501' Wllh0\1i’» fl!li»l0ll_ Q remsi-kobiefeotoro ofiiio sitooiioo. out- F_‘;d';“n‘;_:;_'_in°°;';v‘“ &h°a:d“';h°§e “_ Ti. 'S “‘° "3 “km” He bellewi the working chswsvfrhe S ~ ’

_ _ _ _ y g . , re- rigio inischalchi and 0iacoma`Santau- - F J .1 ' ’

side of the patty politicians there is no re- _ l _ United Kmitdom were more advanced al hostitility to his scheme. Nowhere is :$25 gocd seats should procure them Sggggring 8l'l0iG in Mulberfi S9091? OD than many of their ie,_a¢,_,.,_ ,md “this

there ii shadow of a sign that the working- were true he was confident his proposals men of the country are opposed now to ' ’ would Win. -

his fiscal p01i¢y_ _ H I 5. The meeting adopted a resolution eulog-

izing Mr. Chamberlairfs speech, endorsing

B its fuiancial Stl-en th the govei-nment‘s fiscal policy and declar-

Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make _ y g mg the “viability °f binding the empire

-H1-= .STANDARD LIFE

more closely together.

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.BocthTucker, wife d the head

loioooei-.inooi.ii,wi» ty"

cnicnco nnmcns. “o _

b°"'i55d W SW he' husbimd hugh? Pnesbytery was regularly constituted, ported-a'_call‘fr_om the cdngregstlou of ' ._~._ ff°m the shfrfvrree browns U°\mdl1i°. Rov.1>i». soiioii uoiog oopoioioa Moser-'Loco 14 ooaiotoolie nov. w. A. Mosoo. _ CHICAGO. Bet ._ 29 - (Special). ’ " Qfcb- H31' 9¢l`°*mS bmugm' their eldest' ator pro tem and Rev. Mr. McLean clerk. On motfonthecall was laid over to' next DW- WMS* 734 ui! WMU? ml '"-

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uns. noorn rpox1:n’sna*a'l'H. ' Kansas, Crm,

Salvation Army in America and

wi-eek,thetrainrannlngtlmsu¢li swltchandstrlkingaiaigeimnhuk.

A 'rnaatnu raraprrv. " f

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meet her husband after ayfsit to Colorado. -- ~ i _

Col. Thee. army dleee, two were illj\lIBd. ' if -.s-E:-r+‘o:misn\v1f"-i<”'~"'

im.i.wnicin- sunoannr *

Bnincxw Si»¢phenR\l|llll

Lumherlng Chy. caught iI»°h°°h\¢P*°l_l-_ - o __

under the auspices of the Workingmc n’s_

witl& §d£.l&nsion

csmnany. wishllvs mast.

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______The “___ that nr Chambmlain has ever been brought together on this NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Raellelio Casone H ~ sd ' \_/ ~ >\‘

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T _ ' islied sociats. The

and _hy _I_tf :_ Ask for full particulars. eg __l;_\_°____‘:_‘_:*~:;‘I:“___'________°;'________ _“_

` bloom out doors ey S Du ` glue Caledol|ian'Club neverentertahsdfe

Sole Agents. b¢ Pllnted Now I ' ` `

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_ "I have this y¢8!'i 39 U5'-‘af

established at Carter lr Lia" my headquarters _for Prince Ed/ ward island."

Signed, Santa Claus

Oct. 27. 03. _ _

We are pleased to inform

the public that our store still continues to be Santa Claus’ Headquarters _and also that we are preparing for the big- gest Holiday Trade we have ever had. Wetms_t that the confidence placed in us by the Venerable Santa Claus in ‘ again making our _ Store his headquarters __ daring the _coming holidafhlaol will be fully sustained.

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