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clgl to The Guardian.
slgnmopq-ON, November 29--'rhe N ' D " n 0
w,'c,,l,, of "Buffalo Bill Moore, l _ml nt Althamu. Alta, marks the
e` of a western romance. moore, who became famous as
gi-"ested on n. charge of abduction.
the girl refused to leave ber lover, te who was forty years oi’ age. |l~l Moore snatched ii. revolver from tw llll, hands of the guard in the jail C mil before' he could be prevented, Colonial Office, an Imperial Council
"llm"iii.i.lflIi"il”i"ili
MUHIJEIT CHARGE BUY PEHISHEU
xalllinatioii of John Tcbo lr w~ .
evidence already brought ollt at coroncl"l=l inqllest. Tebo board- witli Mrs Haight and between the
wicket of his cell and told him he and another man went out railway track to McGregor'5 to get a drink of liquor, and they got to the house they through the window and saw men with McGregor. They list- to a conversation about going carrotsanll cabbage.
Mcfli-egnr ilid not want to go at
bllt afterlvards consented to out, locked the door and de- with the other three men.
fellows, who were watch-
l .
the woods and get one ‘arm- oi cabbage and carrots and throw down where McGregor was sitt- wnitiiig for them. ' They then back for more. When they with the second armfnl, Me-
wns trimming the cabbage
null riglit` after their return
hands got wrangling about some-
Unc of the fellows then hit
with the hand ax, now in of the autliorities and us-
as evidence today. Then they
the ax away. ' man told Tebo that if the lat-
tlear him of all'connection with crime. This was Teb0’s story Mrs Haight, but he did not tell the man was. .
_'_A-_i-.-i.
'"‘°" DEFEHS Ililllhl.
N Y vember 26
0' aspires ik Gotch, ie-Franco in straight
'e minutes and 53 and the second in 15 minil- 54 seconds.
from
niiNlNo blsrnsrlsa.
NT, Okla., Nov. 29-Thirteen W0l‘c killed in an explosion at
Jumbo asphalt nline and one of the fourteen men in thellwork. at the time was brought out Illlt uncon_sclo\is. nicli were blown from the ol the shaft by the force of
Mi _&___i`_1°
'"lrd’s Linimomt (hires Burns. on 000
a
mlnell trapper and guide through wésleln (laniilla, sloped with a fourt wpyear-old girl from Edmonton, the glkl wearing male attire. q yllligy eluded the police lilitil theiri` Supplies gave ollt. when they were _ ilfrced to return to the city .where pr 'tlley were recognized 'and Moore was ia
ith the murder of Edwald -m
_ terminated rather sudden- _SDCCU-il 110 The Gllurdian.
when the magistrate today con-l FLEMING, Sask, Nov 29-Jog Koi.
that the evidence already pro- sey ' lost his 'only child in Satur- warranted him in sending the daY'9 5i10l`U\- '
up for trial. _ The little fellow was playing out-
Ngvembep 23-A1; the mg side and wandered away. examination oi John Teho, I Sllssdv search was made. when his
with the murder of Ed- bselice was noticed. but he was not
, most ofthe day was found for several hours.
in getting on the rninutesl He WHS Hllve when discovered, but
of his discharge on the first `
und his second arrest, Teho | |
Haight that a man went to .~ . .
them and saw them go. and St,-5ngtl._
in Juif the second time, ' he I
,exploded in the silbiirbs of Rumnlels-
sreiiiiiioniiic v _ ~ ~
E .SUPK ME .T QFENE Tilt ELECTIO
PROPOSALS
pecial to The Guardian.
,penny postage, the de elo men
Court of Appeal.
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to The Guardian. , November 29-Tlie prelim- -
c . . `
h0 died fI‘0ul the effects of exposure ‘about an hour later. V
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.IN EHAHLUIIIIUWN
J. J. Sayre, Moncton, arrived in
the city onthe mail train last night.
Mr. _Sayre, when speaking to the
Guardian representative, referred to the recent McDo'nal1l-Anderson match in Moncton as the classiest match he had ever seen. It was a grand ex- hibition of the game and in it he said Dan McDonald showed his ad- vantage over Anderson iri iootwork
Mr. Sayre tells of a private bout
on Monday in Moncton which the above two principals indulge-cl in to decide who was the better man. They had a 20 miinute go in a theatre with five present as witnesses. The result was no throw for either contestant and was as fast an exhibition ss one collld wish 'for. It still remains to be seen who is the better man.
Sam Anderson left Moncton yester-
day morning for Boston where be is preparing to meet a man named Wil- loughby whom he won from two years ago. 'Mr. Sayre was the promoter of tho McDonald-Anderson match and ex- hibits 'a keen interest in sporting, matters generally an-d wrestling in particular. He is an authority in this gaine his knowledge coming from actual experience on the mat.
ACUIISEI) Oli' BANK
ROBBERY -
AND sU1cIDEs.~
ROCKPORT, Mass., Nov 29.-Geo.
Tufts', former cashier of the Rock- port Natlonal Bank, recently indict- cd for`the larcenoy of$8,000 from the bank, committed suicide by shooting himself here.
He was out on bail, pending an
examination.
EXPLOSION OF' BENZINE.
BERLIN, Nov. 29-Four tanks con-
taining 2,500,000 gallons of benzine
burg last night. .
There were no fatalities, bllt the
“lllosion and the other ninelwhole city waslighted up by the entombeil- .flanies.
The damage is estimated at $750,-
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W.IillT.E ‘TIlIfIl?|` .fl.'E'lTER HDME
'l'holl<mn.i
th - s of sons and daugliters
"v"i"’ “fl” _Wllu_nr'e away from home “.r;l'i; their UW" lives. Some are murdllsltllcii' own living: some are c0nc';1r@;l~ llll are busy with their own i..i,~,,,*`; 4!‘.‘.‘~ \\ss.slls.sl<>.\l=lv. they pm thfistfrn gliiir profilers. At how can r mot s thnlrso, and their ch"?f°Y tl-lillk _Qt-lierwfse? For ther look‘ mn do not wnm' me mo.” gh, Don.; “ °‘;°|`Y\day~ for a letter .but ln the cgflan s hand or the Dost-box ,,,,,,gn ,lllllflv store is inn of ogber for suénc 2! mother says . noel; bg, ur not " .’ "‘° ‘Mas sf 01° swer- lh Im. but she unconsciously
i
,mee wtillain and care _ se1f~gae-.
out ti “a|,,"h°" 'ef' 33??" V193"
,hen ‘FP rl weeks nursing Ifgllnk of how little comes into thgalt
°°°lsl illmiiresiieii t "ts '
l 0 U t misreigrectgiso clllldrenfs sake, and a med., t min had to pe prac-
lli the ¢iiii.ir...."'....i 'i' ‘ ‘ ..'-nil.. wrlcin to noun..
f|l";l»Ill‘d And educated, when hefsrflidggt sth? lg still where Ilettersl 080 “dw” ‘d"°tU¢1` to the children., go to her ! It won't always be so. mr the silence is pretty hlfd to; you know. So many there are who ol mul! t » __ would ‘glve their all lust to be gble ul". ~ 9 IW m0ffIlBl_‘ mtksa allow-_ to write li. letter to M0lhe\`~ YOU 08"
~ I mother' always' does. _"Tho -yet 1-lsadles' Home Journal.
children forfet," alle says. "Their lives are ful, and they do not think how small and empty mine is." And she thinks to herself that some day their children, when they have children who have left them, will understand. Mothers are .so parent i
ll the same. a letter is so small
a thing. True, that 'ls why it does not get written. But it gives such pleasure, such heart satlsfactlion to a mother. And the mother-heart H00" rejoice _so when she feels that though 'ber children are far away ‘mm her. gn.; no longer need her, they stlll_ think 1.1 her-and show that they do lll tim only way they can. Put your- ssii in her nlsee. you svn Of d°“Bl\- t far away from thc old home:
borne, and then fancy how big event would be a ‘weekly letter from Mary or John in the city' It 15 9°
A FOR EMPIRE
WELLING'l`ON, N. Z. November 29 Premier Wards' lnotion which he oposed to bring before the Imper- l Conference includes universal
D D t of
legrapnic communication within the mpire, the All Red mail route lie- een England and Australia via anada, the reconstruction of the
These proposals are to be discussed n the New Zealand Parliament.
BUIH SIDES EUNHIJENI
pracy ur s ocnism an omo
It is because both Nationalists
critical moments" will enaliletliiit
year old girl, named Mary Cameron
an . » ‘ _ai King vs. Hugh Turner, charged
with setting fire to buildings at,
_ , . ,.- , 'l‘y*ne _\/alley. `
. I ' ` Kin s. Geor 'e MacF l ' - » _ - _
f . . _», - ,'. V . ‘ '
g p 1, alyen, chaig
ed first with stealing whiskey and se
a mei. cnslllgtoii.
-i . The foIl0Wil\g UPU U10' lllry cus-les, Special to The (lllalwiian.
‘special to 'l‘lie Gilardiall ‘(cl\'lWI") ~ ‘ NIAGARA FALLS' November 29” ‘ ' - ‘Hula -Ii’-|10*-U* ‘Mil-0-II\llTl VS* (lonductor Droscow uf tho Scenic [left SHl<lRliltU()Ki'l, November 29-The UEOFK0 BWVUUSS. H‘fL\0l\ IU1' lldlllllglldlliine, declares he saw a sinall boy
asbestos property near Thetford Min- ff" ‘I;°'f'fm'it`I_°';_H"I ""I]\9~;;H“l-°"~ I?H\"§l“ wade into the wliirlpool rapids und _ cs has been sold to the Berlin As- tfimd, E” ,T ag” I ' U “Bun” ' L" 5° I5" hm deutlb'
. O 0 €l’l Eh . ` _ .
bestcs Mining U0- for 5200.000- Martha Janette Mecallum vs rigieiisierlbnwlile bl:/Iavgrl th; rwavlls car-
. This 100 \VHH DOUEM S0m9 time EEO Horace Holvattl S“““d°l`-5 f°1` Plain.” No missingylloy has alleznelvllscover- for forty dollars, hilt the discovery of tm' J°\'"s""' K" C",f°" ‘I"fe“‘I°"t' ed, nor has any one 'else reported _ ‘ _ F. S. Bamford vs. (rcorge Bowiiess, having seen we occurrence rich asbestos enhanced its value to mum, for ,wma as (0,. adam 1 _. _ .-
: g at on
the amount stated. gt character, Mctlllarrie, K. "(3,, for '
ant. _
--L claims. Jchnsoll, K. <1.. for defend-
F. b. llamforll vs. lloracc Howatt,
action fm defamation of ibaractei
Davis Cole vs Lavenia Lameion,
action for breach of uromise, Saun-
(Colntinued on page B.)
:na- 3
the team there were present Dr. I-I.
S *E* ” Y* '__ ` "TT"
cond with stealing been fiom the
Railway station at Tignisn.
'z ' King vs. John Mcllonald, charged
1 'with aggravated assault oil J. A. ' ‘ -
' P I ' K. “
._i.
l _I ' K U I _ ‘I I: _ worked her way slilltll. _. '
' xilquéuis’ f(;r`(',’cfr;1'd£ll]l:_im H’ Joh" W __ _ Capft Scott, who joilled the \'e;-ir-I!
_ ' ~` "' ' . _ ` ' ’ " ' in New Zealand, hopes to reach tnn
The marriage of Miss Isabel May
""°-° ders for plaintiff, i\llcQuarrie K. VC., Stewart ,lmlgllter of l.;_ and Mrs_
, 'for defendant. gt W l_ Bw.-lt (vt t W-'ll'
LONDON, N . .57-Tie election ad- _ _ lc ar , iigl on, li y,_ o i iam
drcssl of Artlllil' llalfoxilrfleader of 'lrlespass 09363.’ mm July- Frank Nwholson' B' A" Lethbndgel Alta"
takes place this morning at seven
the Opposition. ill the House of _ la. o'¢i..ei¢ in st, James' church, Rev, Commons is a brief document It de l‘ F Filllerton officiating A number
claws um e m ,_ I _ of the gill friends of Miss Stewart
.I .' t. th U .onrt program in have decorated thc cfillrch in n taste-
legislation is practically the same as , ~
. flll manner for the occasion; B.
at the gene-l'l1l slsstivn. and sssslts - U B L E pretty c...r.'..instio.. tr e!..-ys....ti.c- that behind the single chamber con- llllllllz-'. fvvlls llllll l¢lll'll== wultills a Si _ 1 k S ly d H _ icry charming effect. 'Phe choir
of “lt James' (lhiirch will be ill at-
Hlflo' _ . ._ Lilfif- GVCIIIIILZ a Very 0lll0Yl1bI0 limb .tcndallcc and the wedding march will ' ,_ ' Q 't I‘dt tl l" f "`. I('. 'b"d, damng Pfolms “I” nf” ’“ 1“““‘°“y Clll-h as all cpilrecilltivll of their will wear ii suit of cream cheviot~nn.i ' with’ the considered will olf the peo- work in the past season when they a large picture hat of swun,S dnwnllnelit and ailvaiiceiiiliiit. ple, says Mr. Balfour, that they won the chumlJi0rlHlliil. and white roses. She will carry a. I"`eBB_f°r the ab_°1't'0“ of th? omy ITP. Ira J- Y00. P!`eSilI”"t Of U10 bouquet of brid-al roses and llllies of constltutional Hmegllalvd whwh tn' .ASHUC‘iBl»i0H. D1`0SifI0<I 800 be-‘5i¥l0S the valley. I-lcr only piece of jewelry
will bc a llaiiilsoiiiv diamond and
will ‘to prevail." The Opposition li, Jolinsoii, l"i'csidcllt of the M. l’. l.,-lilly l-lug, gli., gift of the groom, She
leader also allllllcs with the greatest A. A. A., I.. U. M~:Mlllull. rerl'l'tel`y win he atteiieea hy her little cousin, _ , _ brevity to the alternative scheme for of the lvl_ P, ,1\_ A, A_, and re rpniicu. Miss mm, Mncplmil as maid of hom l'lhe incmbcrsliip fee is to l;-e $10, oi’ the reform of the House of Lorlls, tatives from thc \'ict0l~ia llnll SL lor, who will he u.~.i.itiiy ettii-cu in; _ _ _ which Lord Lansdowne proposed. l)unstan's 'Football teams. pink silk with a large lace hat with ,‘|"1I`e‘1 f'~’1` 0"!-Y*“‘1"»aI'1"" 0¥l’0"’i"»"~ U"0
Liberals and Tories both speak After full justice had been done to l-030,.. ol ll cor.-pl,-pomiiiig color and _
with confidence of scoring a victory the Misses Ba1derston’s really excel- who will gnrry a bouquet of pink limit the "‘"UlI‘0l`Hhll’ SIHIII IIU I¢0ilL in the elections, but it is doubtful ii' lent menu a number of songs wcrc ¢~.nrnatioii.-r. The bride will also weari both feel so equally. Recollections rendered and several toasts were B llalidsoms im- ...att of black fox, tliel and prophecies and even calculations heartily resfponded to. These includezllgllt ol the groom, The gi-oom’n gift,
made in Janiiai-y iagi, remind tho the three football teams in the lea- to the maid of honor will bc a beau-
net gain`of twenty to thirty seats while the Tories who, hoped only to reduce the Liberal majority now,` hope to secure a majority. '
The action of the Lords in passing
the reform resolutions has material- ly affected the position, they believe, Whether this is so or not, is impos- sible to say. There is a multitude oi Londoners who shift their _quarters so frequently that the difficulty of tracing removals will be enorinouil, and this will, on the whole be more' disadvantageous to then l.iberal.~l than the ’l`0l‘ies.
Un travelling about London oiie|
sees no sign tllat the metropolis fs, in the throes of a general elcction.l The Liberals are confident of success in London, but the word is going one to beware of over-confidence. Tho Unionists are claiming that the work- ing clfiss vote in London will be more in their favor than for a long time past. Neither party seems as yet to have got up the steam or enthuslasni noticeable prior to the election of a year ago.
A great number of uncontested
seats will mark the coming co`ufiil:t, as compared with a year ago. Good judges on both sides are reluctant to throw away time and energy and money on fighting hopeless seats. London is the lively hopc ofthe Cori-l servatlves and their metropolitan or- ganization is determined not to be caught napping on this occasion., Much is expected of Balfour's Albert Hall demoifstration on November 2Q.\_l While the`Llbelals are making evcryl effort to draft some of their stronlg- est candidates 'in London to consti- tuencies fiow r_cpresenf.ed by Union-' ists.
lHoolrer.
Dr. H. D. Johnson and A. W. Gail-
det gave some old time reminiscences of an historical nature, going into the earliest history of the club and Ptelling of some of the old battles, many of which were fought over again at the festive board, and lin- spiring enthusiasm by li recital of victories won after hard fought games.
A delightful evening was spent. the
party breaking up about midnight.
POLICE COURT YESTERDAY
At the Police Court in this _city
yesterday morning four prohibition cases and one drllnk were disposed of. On the 'former charge -I0hl\ Hughes and Allan -McDonald wcrc dismissed, Peter Gillis' cnso was adjourned until December Gth. and that against I-ludsoii |Mcl.cod until this morning. L. Essory, drunk, wus lined $4 or fifteen da.ys.`
GERMAN S"l‘l+,}AMl<`.R
1 FOUNDERED.
STATIN, Germany, Nov. 29. - The
German steamer, Berlin, from Slllr dcrlnnd for this porl, has not been rcportcd for seventeen days and is supposed to have foundered in the North sea.
Sho carried a crew of seventeen
mon.
Her cargo was coal.
ogclislonll lllilll.
TORON'l`0,Nov 30-Easterly winds,
cloudy, with occasional rain. '
The temperature at three o'clock
>-
H A Sflflt .011 Ill
lwmviny
°` it I-W*
-_ T' _ . 'fl
People who send money to foreign.
mail order dliouses are going back-' wards look g for a prosperous fu- tlire. N6 man is to be pftipll but the man who wears his futur'e for n 'instle." ' ' '
i"le'4'° ‘flllilriw liilsves cslrelrle
this morning was thirty-sckefn de- grees above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was thirty-eight degrees a- bove zero and the higllest _wus thirty- nliie degrees above up still nine p. ln. The lowest recorded the prs- vious night was t'hirty-eight degrees a ove. . '. °' _
b The tide will be high this morning
at 10.25 and tomorrow morning at
.08. The length of today will be nine
hours. ' . _ ' The sun sets this afternoon at 4.22 and rises tomorrow fnornlng at 7.16.
The moon sets at noon tomorrow.
Tile Liberals conllllellgly lnlllwe tains Saunders and Du y respective- Isents, among them being a valuable l' l
they wlll wngldel-a_bly lnlprove .l-_heir ly. The t0BH't U60 104105 VEBSJW31 sterling silver service and salvcr 'tion of bank clerks obviously on-c day present position and are predicting alllalldled Ill’ I- "VITY "“ - ~
from thc groom's partner. MV- WNV! leigh Montreal, and u sll-be-ltantlali
'cllgqlle from her ilather. After tht-.1
ceremony the happy couple will take’ thc western tl .lin beginning f-l10I1` €l“
‘tcnsive briilul'i,rip in which they will
visit rnniiy oi the ilrlnsnml Amerirl
,can cities, rcturninp) to l\.loiitl'cal '\vhe»i~c they will spend the winter.
They will then proceed _to lieth- 'liridge where they will take up their residence. Mis.; Stewart is one of the mont popular of the young ladies oi; this city and ber removal will bc' sincerely l~csl`ctwl1 by bel' mfllly, friends here who will at the snmc time joill with the Gllarlliall ill ex- tending bcst wishes to the lllllllll' young couple.
ANDREW (DARNEGIE IS 73.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25--ln as rugllelll iienlth as if he had vssssfl all “Isl years breathing the bracing mountain, air of his native Scotlalld, Aiidrewl Carnegie, the' world-fanious capital-i ist und Dhllai\tlli'olliHf». ll“l9¢IY 00" served his seventy-tliird birthday nn- niversary today. A weck_ B30 MF- (lnrnegle announced the gift of an ...i.iitlo...=.1 $2.500.000_ w _thc Vwlleslc, Technical Institute ill l’ittshui'g. cording to the best figures obtain-_ able the total benefactioiis of the, l:i‘rai'. ironnlaster to date ainounts to’
nearly $175,000,000. , ;
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Efondensed Advertisements
(Too late Fr Classification ‘
r w.rf1iin_olars Teacher wanted at Ruskin School, Supplement. 315. Lester Gay, see'y. 1i-3o.i4ir3ip.i. ` ,AN1~E1)_ “at once capable girl wfor general houl-lework. Jfluod wa s. Apl to Mrs. J. H. olles, p0§:ml_ D y 11-30(lr3IpiI.
r io`i.i-:'r, desirable residence, va Ciiliiberlnnd St-. lllf"I0"I\ f‘0“"0“` iences. Apply to B. l”'. Brody. 52 flumherland St. __.__ llfj§0d3lll_‘I- __ ' OHT,°'stoln7niartin muff, between _[4 Victoria Hotel and J. J. Horn- by's, Fitzroy St. Finder please re- turn to Victoria l»-lotel. 11f3Q¢|3i- fro i.n'r, that desirable residence f on Upper Hillsboro Street., late- lj occupied by L. H. Beer; possession given at once.. Apply to T. L_. Ait- ken, 7 Upper Hillsboro St. 10-Zdtf.
announces that will vote against the 'naval amendment of Mr Borden on the ground that his own aiiiciidililnlt ii is more l:oiiillrelieiisi\'l: than that of 0 the Leallcr of the Upposition.
His amendment provides for taking a plebiscite on both the lluestion of ill a Canadian ilavy and a direct Lon- triliution to thc British navy, wllilc the umendillent proposed by liorllcn calls for a plcbiscite only on the question of cl'eu.tilig a Liuiladiaii navy. A - ---- 1..
EXPE|]|I|l]N IU
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CHRIST oill;llcH, N. '/.., N.>v.l°f
Y
The Terra Nova sailed from l.llii-lt”
. ns- ;
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NIN
ED
Pecial to The Guardian.
_ | i.o.~moN, Nsvemsrr zs7;,i_., 4
___-_ ; Q . ,__ ‘_ jileorge, ill response to che_e'rs,` ‘_iF`e;B
‘ U.
spcecli in which he said 'he'
_ l ( peclal from thc <.illul'lliall's cor-r ’ " ` ‘ ' " R L lille Newport pe.,pie.v»onia».i¢¢l1,l,- ” _ _ »respondent by phone.) , ‘__ _ _ ;liiil.y and till- l.ords~wbuld tdpplo _F sul/imlsmslna Nov. 29.-'rhe No- , ~ " f.,..,,.-_ ' 'rv ‘~
.,_ _ ._ f, . », fvember tenm of the Supreme Court ` It t E D Arpilere will he contest in ever diy?
Iopened in Hiimmerside today, (‘hiei I M. __ __ _ .I V, l;‘l"’"_ ‘t" I“"'d‘"‘ with th” e“_‘9¢P§i°,, gf
~ _ Justice Sullivan presiding. ' "3 U y' ` ’
Tile docket this year is a very
" i ` ' t large one, there' being live criminal ' ` `
'_'- cases as follows:- *-
Ulford Guiiiilliglium chargcll with '
Special to The Guardian. the murder of wm_ J_ Sperry, Ai. Special to The Guardian.
LONDON, November 29-Tlie Arch- bei-ton. Mctliiarric, K. U., (Joiim.._-1 for Vancouver, November 2‘J~Becaus@
deacon of Liverpool appeals 'or a the prisoner. two “w°"‘i"‘ “"1 °"e_ reV"IVFl` WGN fund to erect ll iuwmaflcllt bull-lilllrl King vs iviicliaoi (mine.-.».._ ci..ii~ge.i ;f,‘,’,'§;'n,fr';;f:nf;’f_ ”',`,',',f’°’hi““’“"°W, “Y
. . _ _ _ , _ ’ ' S, s p inuy lor-
Ithe extension O1 the powers of High, for a divinity college in Sa.skatl.hl.w- with atteinpted assault oil il. nineteen alter be closed to v,Slto,.,,._
Commissioners, and an Imperial
.it is said the unopposed an
l _ . . , r ,- .wlll npiwoucll 100. .u ' it is
Special to The (illardiun. ,ii tl ‘ii `l bt ‘ '
(.l'I"l`AWA, Nilvelliblw 2‘J-Mr Monk 1*
wllvrl- a 1-illitest \va`.s.l'gga,l;_cled 33- gn- like-ly. .
icy wi i~ea_cl sp high a figure,
is candidates are appearing in gin”
The l.ibcriils are even fighting West- linistcl' and Strand. two' bgroughg v_¢-rwlleliiiillgly Unionist. , .'~_l.- .loe Martin in opposed by a second
ll.i|l.-ral candidate, Levi Jacobia' ' ‘ '
I,ONl)U.\I, November 28-With the issolution of parliament today, all
forinnlities prclimlnul'y towtlie elec-
oii of ii new parliament were coin-
plctud. 'l`lic liroclamationvof dig. solution siimrlioned thc new parliam- Clit to assi-.lllble on January 31, llill,
ulllng tlie first ol' its ine-.nlbers to lin erteri l|iil.llli..¢l».~if will be Art
buf J.
_Bhlfolli-, the olipositiuu leader, the liberals having decided not to con-
st his seat for the city of London.
» _ on the stock exchange, where re- ;.:l
I ' _ V , ill
' }ll:iy sveiiicli to anticipate a reduction
‘ iii
liar ilcaliiigs have been institutdd bcis l/ll the clectiuii, the feeling to-
the liht-l':il iiiujilrity.
___ ln ireland the struggle is growing
Special to The G,,m.dm,,_ ‘more bitter every day. A fneetfn
E'
delegates representing every Ulitar
2g__T|,,, ship Term Nova' hl,m_i"g Ulu coiistitliielicy was held in Belfast to- Llritish South l~’oIai' expeditillii liii<|l'l‘ flay' M' “"hwh,a re”°I"t‘°“ was MI” command of (!ali’t llolit Scott, i-iailed "”t'T`d 0" motmn of a Presbyrcrmn from Port Chalniers for the Aiitnrc- 'nhugtgr' to dllaw up n solemn d°` tic L0da._ llflnration refusing to lla rates
_ y nr
xes imposed by n Dublin parliam-
it or obey, ifsriecrecls. which S60,-
Soutli l'ole in Decciiibeuof |1411.
lliliil IILIHKS NUW
HALII<`AX,Nov 25|--'i‘lie Hriiilil :;u_v_~;
,-'I‘Iie Liaiik lflork.-i' iissllciiifillii UI ;(.‘.uiiaiIu is liluiiig iiri:uliiv.c<I. Ai-,l:oi'il- ‘ing to circlllni' lettlolus, thi- objl-ci. of the ussociatioir is to iiiiiti- togetlii-r .all the eiiiployccs of the different banks into an associutioii for their niltilal benefit., llrotel-tioii, improve-
Tlle Monetary Tinici: says Lllrit the
association is not orlrnnizcd with any hostile intuntioiis tl-».'.'ai‘llrl the banks, hilt, ini thc coiitrary, would be of great assistalire to tlleiii in their dealings with till.-ir 4-iii|»loyl»;\il.
which $5, it is estimated, will llc ie
of the conditions of iiieililzcrslllp i..-
secret as long: us illlsilwi.
What is thc object ilf .~i|il'|i secre-
cy? If ii. be llustilc, it will llrolilibly e met with llul»ltilit_v. lf it be
b
eager partlsall lmw fur gm-_ld llwlgue, those to the S. D. C. and the I mul gold watch. The bride was the fl'ienllly, hostility will lic ercnteil ns
pl-opllecles wel-e_ lvictorlas being respoiidgl to by Call-.recipient of vcry many elegant pre- t)he result of the secrecy nhll lack of
roper co-operation. A li associa-
would inert thi- gvlicral nlnnag»l:i‘.s. Wlliif, would hi- the- final rfsult of that iiiectiiig one utteiuluilt at which will be n. lllllf-hearted associatiuii or- ganized iii secrecy, and without the slipllort of elliploycrs?
Those who have iill'emIy\ slil;scl'ihcil
to this cause may well nsk for the ieturli of their silbsci-illf.ioiis, frnnklv approaching iiistf-all their riiiploycrl saying:-"We would like an associa- tion and we vvunt your ll(-lp." The proposeil secretive, ruiindalloiit_ nl- nlost llndcrliu.nl|cri niethod now iro- iug ciiillloycd will .~llii'cly iliillili ivlllli. ullgllf. have bl-roilic tl golnl l'nll¢=l-.
MAINE BANK CLOSED
BATH, Mu.. Nov. 2ll.-Inability to
compete profitably ivifii other iinnii- cial iiistitlitliolls is the prillcipiil reason lldvaiiced by State liniik ldv- nmiucr, Win. li. Skll-toll, for the closiiil: tllduy of the I’eople'u >ln.fc lleplisit and Savings Hank, aftzi' il career of forty-two ycaixs. Tile bank, on petition of Mr. Sklcton, was cn- juincll by the sllpl‘eiiil-, court. from paying m7lncy and fi-.ilu rl-cc'iving deposits. The court. will iyive a henr- ing l'c|.:ilrllilllg thu b:1nIl':: fui.ui'i: on December 27. '|‘hr~ brink lliiil lintilii- ies of $870,418, im-lliiliiig dl-ll.-lcits oi $842,786, when the last oililinl stfiir- ment was inalhl in April lust. 'l`llc estimated mni-kcii value of tho rr
sliiil'ol\s was $i<l7l,!ll0.
don on June 1 and has gradllallylu’
(Continued on “page 8.) Tm”
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I ull iuiiilliu
HAVE l UNIIINI III EUSIUNIS AGENTS-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28-Inetl'uc-
tions to Chief Wilkie are to ktring the customn agents up to the same stan- _dard as has been established in the or'¢u.n'izai.ion .which detects counter feilters and protects -the llle of the prfsilil-nt. Leslie Mr Cullum, now lspecial agent of the customs service, ill charge of the Baltimore district. will be transferred to Washington as an assistallt to Chief Wilkie. f , I George W. Maher, who has been il. the customs service fcr f>rt_~/ .sewn yeniwf, and is at present head lrf tho leo rat lcustoins police, will -have t'~~-- Illrle of acting chief and be assigned ,to the custonis. division -for special lwllrk. 'l`lic watclifill mea who are de- tailed to all the impoitant'Euro l.e'nii capitals as the eyes and'enrs lol' the trcssiiry department, are t.- lbe bi-olight up to u higher eillcierrj.. Those who do =the salre w-sri., :1 lhomc are to lie schooled in tlil~ gmcthods which have made a line o'~ lgaiiizaflion of the secret s=,r\i 0. SW- .retnry l\’IncVeagh’s lntenticn is t.. fprotcrrt the national customs receipts jwlth tllc,snme vip,-ilance an the trea.-=
.ui-y dopartliieiit docs its money. l (‘bief Wilkie is to tak-e the field at ‘once fo begin the wark. .
iilc'ii_i_i iniis iii Eiicuiiin
l LONDON, November 28-An enm- llious crowd was jammed into tin 'Crystal Palace today to wlitness a game of American football bctwveii the crack elevens representing the battleships I-daho and Vermont. The game was fiercely contested, the lllnbo eleven winning by a score of 24| to I), _
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SPEEDYIRY SOLD
5 l -...
ll1lS’i‘i>f\', November 28--The Read-
ville track has been sold, it was stat- cd today, to a syndicate headed by Win H. Minton, of Boston/and the grllliiuls will llc remudclled suitably flu' the |llii~poso of holding agricul- tlirnl fairs. lt is proposed to con- striict a half mile track inside the llrl‘.<i\nt. mile track, and make over the rest of the enclosure into aforty nrrc lnwii. The track Iias been own- .-ll the lust two and a half para by /iiidrew J. Welch, of Hartford, Conn. uho lniilglit if from the New ‘ugland li|'i-odei‘s' assol-,iaf.ion, the prfce of sho irnrk ni. that time being given out lit bctwccii $75,000 and $100,000.
Minarrl'ii inniment Cures Dandrufl.
TONlGHT'S WRE
STI-.|.N.G filllllélil
-_-~ . ',.-".i.p]_l.'l.n
Everything is lin rendiii.-ss for the
great McDonald-Lewis wri stl ina match tonight.
Perhaps even a better mated pall*
ara matcllrd against one niiotlicr to- night tlinn in the Mcl.cod Lewis con-
test of some ,time ago. Tgerc is every indication at the prcsen stage of n battle-royal for supremacy bc- tween the two men which will rc- sult in a match equally as good, if not better than anything yet seen here.
Both~men are in excellent condi-
tion. They were fntroduced to each other yesterday and ‘neither seemed
“m“,‘»! Lwlgnl lm- ,gh gyfgwggnto _have the advantage of tba other
lin gciir-rnl build or appearance.
The picture show will fclose. this evening at nine fifteen ""§ll`d ith! theatre will be completely_"dmptiei1 bcfole those wishing to attend the wrestling match will be admitted, For those who come before 9.15 to attend the wrestling teh temper. ary seats will be provmd in the corridor to avoid any rush or bustle when the hall is opened:
All arrangements are now eom~ plated for the match and folldfers of the game who are going to “_ tend can anticipate on gg merit and one which will please the hundreds here- who My _a me tereet in the (aim,
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