n|.} _ 'fran r.'a'rins'r any

s . cHA1u.0'm‘E"rowN. ci§l\iAoA.`

_ '_ ,u _,

Arn# ________,,

.000 ESTA TE

. P.E.lSl-ANDEERS

ii-__i,__

Nlf- |l°ll“l‘l. culllllhhll. Summerside, Notified of lilorst Storm of Se‘ds‘bii~ tinged "A Hours. Vlrecknge Being Cn-st '"'p°"°"t A""°""°°'“°" v

~ _ _ __ _ ' _ Expected atBanquetwher

Dedthniof. Brother Who Left- Estote ' of $llfi000.000.

..._

About forty-five yoarg ago Hangm- Cnmphcll, of Blimmersldc, went to Australia. Hisrelatives heard noth- ing of him from that time and had practically forgotten him until a rear 118°- Whuu a newspaper report stated that `a Hector Campbell, said to he a native of Prince Edward Is- lnnd. had died in Australia worth nearly $14,000,000. Enquiries were instituted. but nothing definite could

letter from a bank in Australia sta

(Canadian Press.)

HEAVY TGLL 0-F DEATH iiizii iii iuiiis _

IN GREAT ,LAKESBLIZZAARD s ii si. iiii. ii. i iiiii wiiii

.__ ‘

_ » »

llshore' Tells of Denth’s firl _ -Harvest. Bodies Washed they will nscuisn.

fisher e. Pi‘oi'ierty`»i?»li0ss Enormous. ____ -

tent of several dred thousand

¢.

ing that Hector Cnmpbell died four DE'|`R0IT» Nov. 11-The worst dollars. i years ago, toni he woo uuumrrieu blizzard of the season which raged BUFFALO, Nov. Fragments of

and was very wealthy, being one the lursust sheep ranch owners

*hilt °°lllll2l‘Y. Should Mr. Campbell' claim be established-which seem il D le- - eesaewill had

vided between Ronald Campbell n his family, the rmnuy oi Elsl

uite rol ble th t t

n n

Climpbell. Of Wellington, and thi-

be learned until Saturday night last) sisters who are -at present in t

when Mr. Ronald Campbell recelvedi a United States.

____.-._A_._.-_..._.__,___________ l , _ .____...____._ ._ _ __ _

of over the Great Lakes for 48 hours wreckage tossed a _re along miles

h .

in started to subside today. As

u cast up their dead.

1. _ .

how many lives. were lost. Vess

e of Lake front today confirm the fears

B waters went down they commenced tq that the storm which lapped Lake

,Erie collected a heavy toll of death.

Probably no one will ever know Six men perished when alightship

u _ . 6 OWDGIB Sold liilllhy it would take a 'into the .r ging waters. to come in all day and no doubt the

oo month to definitely know the damage At Lorr ine, Ogo. there is la toll of death will be considerably in- ho to shipping which will be to the ex- steamer ashore in at angeroué posl- creased when returns are all in. V

sl ` was torn from her moorings and sent

if, NOVEMBER iq, 19:3. on mu* {“S71%'“?A°§¥§§§% "‘EA

lt RY . .

STEAMEN~sASNNNE

_--1 ` .

is Driven Fifty Miles--out-'off

8 Her Course bv GaIe..Qrcw.-

of 17 Rescued. .

(Canadian Press.) (C“““dE9‘” P"d“')' `

sr. JOHN, Nov. 11-Hon. J. D. CALUMET~ N°'- 11"'1`h°

' i V Hum and Hom Robert Rogoru "_ Turret Chief, of the Merchants'-'_ _ tion. Life savers are standing by un- rivod tonight from Qttuwo and ooout ual Line of Ontario, is a totol able totake off the crew owing to the evening at Hazen Cosmo To, six miles east Of COPD'-il' the heavy weather. The crew lost on morrow evening they wiii be guootu Kewlenaw Point. ' the his 'luver include Captain Hush of-honor sr s banquet to be given by Tl" °l°=\"‘°f Well* °°l‘°'° 94; bill' H. Williams, Andrew Leahy. Charles the Conservative party when ii is ox. n'clock Saturday morning tht B IGP. f30l‘i1€li\iS Leahy. P01101' MBC- pected important announcements will having drive” Em' “RY m“°"‘°“§.".°f' k , and Wildam Jennsen, all of Ohio he made, her course. The loss is estimated -30 or New York State. Other re orts of -_-___ ...__

iiinn.. v...... ... .......... ...‘.’.........s

$100,000. The crew of seventeen -wow' rescued. “

TAMMANN LEANEN A

TN ENE PNUNESE EUNMEN IINSTNM

(Canadian Press.) NEW YORK, Nov. 11-The run

Wilson against the appointment

John P. Mitchell Mayor elect.

SHUNTINE AEEHAN

IN MNNTHEAL

(Canadian Press)

M()N'I‘REAL, Nov. 1l.- John

ilughcs, 21, was shot and seriously wounded this evening and Joseph Dc

BANKS TU [INANEE

(Canadian Press

.) '

k NEW YORK, , Nov. 11_`Somo

und file of Tammany Hall heard to- the largest banks financially are dl day that Charles F. Murphy, their cussing n, plrin todiscontinue the o lender, was to protest to President custom of over certifying brokers' a.

of counts

Dudley Field Malone as collector for This agitation is the result of th

si ` -_ ` EANANIAN l]LNB'S NNNTU Blllllll FUN

tim Dori; of New York, Euoooedinu recent decision of the United Stat

Su rome Court in connection wi

Metals National Bank were involv to the extent of several hundr thousand dollars.

FNil|N|] BUNNY

_ _ UE MANSLAUGHNE

h (Canadian Press)

nnousla is in prison charged wit

the crime. He was found under

italian riliarrsled early in theday. When they .met later the Italian open- --ii tire und three bullets hit Hughes..

counrilssu has

roof me For _

clnsslrlclmos

One cent per word each insertion in

this column. Cash must accompany

ccuts.

WANTED-A NURSE GIRL. REFER

ences required. Apply to Mrs. C. L. Grant, '187 Kent Bt. 2686-11-12lVlt BOARDERS WANTED-PRIVATE family. Apply 229, Sydney Bt.

._ 1 . 2584-11-8m8ipd.

WANTED AN EKPEEBIENCED MAID

in family of two. Apply 100 Hills- b_u_ro St. 2628-11-12M6i. WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply at this office. _*_ _ __ _1"*‘?2l1.'_12l'!'5¥~ w_l'\'rnp-.i oral. ron cmnmaili housework. References required. Ap-

St. 2636-11-12Mtf. WANTED- T0 BUY TH-REE COWB

to freshen soon. Apply Robert Bagnall, Hazel Grove. _ _ _____ L_. _2‘¥_‘L'L1~13_lil.’§l- STRAYED FROM GEO. YGUNKEWS North River, about Nov. 2 one large black faced sheep. Finder please notify Geo. Younker, North _ Rival' ___ 2621-11-_1_2M3l. LOS'l‘--SUNDAY BETWEEN THE Pro-Cathedral and, 224 Grafton St,

5 BRAPTLEBOROJ Vt., Nov. 11.

hed in his home. Hughes and an verdict of guilty of manslaughter w

returned to-night against L. A. Foe ter. i.-f Halifax, for killing Ossi Prouty on October 16. He will sentenced Thursday. There was b feeling between the nien and in quarrel Prouty struck Foster. T latter shot him with a revolver self,dcfsnce, it is alleged. Prout was 28 years old and leaves a wif and three children. Foster is u married.

________._.__---

CI-IEAPEH. TO LIVE.

THAN BE BURNE

MADISON, Wis., Nov. 10.-If th

order. Minimum charge twenty-five bill! passed by w.id0ws_ of workin

men are any criterion, it is cheaper to live than to die. In the settle-

_ ment of claims of working men .thes

1 bills are often brought to the atten

tion of the Industrial Commission, and they vary from $300 to $480.

Here is a sample undertaker's bill.

which the Industrlal`Commission rs ceived today: Gasket $200, grav vault $50, carriages $36, hoarse $8, burial 1oe~$25.-opening gi-ave $8. ulou ing grave $3.

In this case the widow had op] $1,200 property left ner, and she ba to sell the houeholdfurniture to pa the bill. Under the Industrial Con* mission law, if the employer has to'

ply to Mrs. C. L. Grant, `187 Kent ooy for the inns;-ni o maximum oi

_$100 is ullowed. This funeral cost th widow $525.

.SUPREME A Eillllll

_._-_

MIOHAELMAB TERM.

results are spee

ellis iii luis iigiiii ijiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii: iiinis _

Donald Nicholson, M, P_, for QneenB_

-- who is now in the city. His com- (Chnadian Press.) tee on Winter Communication, yes-

plaint is that large qunntitien of tho

(Canadian Press) lmmuture bivalves are brought to the dinner of the New York Canadian mlm the “Sent Of llllh-Pllle Bild Fillller-

- WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Wilsorvn island from the United States, Club was held tonight in the Plasa WB department at Cherlotteliuwni- ‘ cnblnee is firmly behind him ln his Planted” in beds and cultivated ln Hotel. ‘Tullhv I received u letter from efforts to force the retirement of Shallow water. The temperature is Hon. G. E. Foster, Acting Premier the a°f'l“i-T D°P“tY Ml“l°t°l` l°l°1`ml“K provioiouul Prooioout A Huotta ao a such azto gorce the growth while the of Canada, and Hon. li. P. Pelletier, m° Ehattit E: th°ti“Efnu§‘“ 0E the De' necessary step to the paciiicatlon of l’"’l’°I` le” clllg Dl`ivhl`-Bly 0Wi\Bd T-he IP "5*»D13Sl'»€l' General, were s enkers of PM me" ° pu E' ° mu’ 011 th” ' Mexium . lcompnnies are not restricted to the .honor to 600 guoutu_ otha? oueakouo Summerside-Tormentine route. This up a .tree. Avbullet from a friends

A The nnbinet i;o_d,,,y disnugsed every Open season. They export as early as were Jacob Schiff, head of the bank- is thefirst _ “WF We have had that ' _ as phase of the Mexican situation and September. While l'»h0so_.who fish for ing house of iKuhn Loob and Co., the Mmm ls going* 011 this l`°“t_°_° -°°"."_""-._-A .

1 lite .i_¢¢1DBcnsus_o£..oPAillion.was that the Ulu h_0n1e product on~!lle-- public beds ‘Frank A. Vandertlp, President of‘ths""" Mr' 'N"°"“’°°“ '“’ ”l’°°t°d 71°” ' ` ` ‘ "* " United States Government should have to Whit until Outflher. Mr. Nich- iNatlonal City Bank, the largest bank- ab°“" the mlddh’ “E th” '”°“*h- Whllll , ||'

not taxa e sin is backward step in Olson. home enne this ls unfair nn. inn institution ln the united states “U °f"" ““”““K°"l°"*° will l°° “vile ' ' "

° .

ii _ ' - ' . ad its announced gprosrnm looking to °"imE““ti°“ *md Wish” Blmllhf Nell- VlS°0\lllf Cumpden Of the British Emi- f°" tlwti' b°Bt £01' *lied Sugmerlsidc-

h _ ‘ I . .N l

a the restoration or constitutional gov l“°1°h° “P91104 hu ull accused lu the pussy in Washington There were also T°"”°“ “" '°“ ° E” ) '”” T e -ernment in the republic. Ni"‘l“9"Y» H0 li taking lip the matter many prominent guests from this G Taylm' Agent _ iu Thouuu tho oooroturiou were ron- with the fisheries department. country and Canada The '“b°v° left" Wm be W°1°°m° `y cout about o`xprooo|ug__thoio__viowowitl (This despatch _refers to the com- In his introductory remarks T, K. news to the citizens °' Summerside' o io koowu that u Iovorod tho otouu plaint which was voiced recently at a Thompson toastmiaster made’ a aug- who were uncertain whether the Min' D. nnnn wnnni conginn., Hnerts that cb.. public meeting oi nu interested in the gestion chili. n cnncdnui club building ”°tW"“1d °°"’° ‘“°° S“‘““'°"‘°° °f

United Btates is in earnest in de- UYBWF i1lllllB¢i'y, held in the Market should be built in this city and be no '

mouuiog that oo eliminate himselfI;-;z;‘ll,al€lg;ar(?‘o3:1<;townu Tue? the chief heuidquartirr for Canadian visitors ~....,.,.....,...........,.,.~...............~.......~».-. from the situation. OYS BF IS 61111811 Was an resl ents. He also sugges e

On the question of raising an em-,that .the °W”°l`5 Ol Private COHCBBA that _the Century of Peace betwen _ _ barge on arms the cabinet members "Elms were at “hefty '50 Start fisllllls Great Britain and the United States Said' dig“‘“°” *"9 atmined ll“`°“5l1 expressed diderent opinions. ~` Some'“ month "‘"1i.°l` than fishermen Oli could be Well and permilllhllflv C0111' mdignmes' . . recognized in this u practical uuupublic grounds. The Premier and thiilmmorotod by the cuoutiou of u grunt In conclusion the lecturer said that perhaps early solution ol the cull-|H°“~ A- E~ -'““"“°“1*» “’“° ‘dere PW' iniefuuliuuul forest park twenty h"`"“d gmt’ “ "°"*' ““l’°‘“°1“1“°“*"

e . . ,s0nt, admitted that this was a hard- miie; on the boundary, from' Lake ment to “' “ty that was W°rthy °f 9' g ...icy one nn nnnl decision wus f°h°h' snip which should be removed, but th P "il c t. 'run mum "I0" Pfoiuuhfl hue. but he hop-

i 'f

ad on f-hu point- It li 1101995- 0" l>l1°‘as the regulation was made by the gg-E-)i:r gli; g?iggo`EstecN1,m ,N:oul)dm be kept ‘"1 that they W°“1'l Mt l°l`Z°t *lla*

e part both of the President and Bry-fD0miuion Government it would be Woifotooked with birds' huh auu uui_ 1:}llI‘lJ¢;£k§tb!l(uet;ity;; ofesgashinglton, on _ - -necessary for the Domin'on auth ri- _ (1 _ id, _ - 5 ll ell Bll ll8El`0el‘»

an tha' steps np radical nfs to Prentice to be approached onlths ;nai;o,._ 'gist {vtir?:,°":re:;r;§peE;?a;§f-y mas W2 Judges and stenographers, dilettantes vent th” export ot arms Wm pot be.Ml'~ NlCll01S°li'S Bylllphfllles having prairie sections and prevent great *md j°““"‘1i“t5' the idle “ch ‘md UECBSSMY- Illll\lBll°°9 `l1l`° all W°l`k been aroused he proceeded to Ot- and abnormal chouuou iu tomuoroturo curious tourist, jostled together. Her

_ which, in the opinion of many ofll-ltalva to endeavor to get the public ot ointo in both comm-ies_ l1“lldlllEB Were l0l'l`llY lil PPOPOF- ,, uni... may force tb.. collapse of the “hd Private Oyster fisheries placed uu - -~_---- t h ., M t f It h t_

Huerta regime_ There is a closer un_|the same level so far as the open ACQUITTED 011' MURQER ll 6 l?SI>l ll eh 0 ad au thongs er al

season is concerned

_ dersta`nding between /the state de-| Iu oouuootiou wugh the other oom_ KIEV’ Nov_ u__A,.uuitted in the sentiment and present day import. y partment and foreign g0v°l'llm°l1tll Dlilliili illl0lll1 Shipping American oys- sensational “Ritual Murder" case F°"‘“d.°d E” “Me l’°"""'y “he had ms* u gone;-oily, than has been for some ters from P. E. Island be s as Mal- Mendel Beltiss was released last en into Stamless beauty' F°““d°d i“

lpeque oysters; this allegaiion was

E time since the Mextcan pmblem b°"also made at the meeting in uestion

came international. So__ far as known _,md the Premier uromiood “thot if . . . Founded in lndignity and ignomdny, there have been up requests fur for-I evidence suiucisni for hun to take sc- Nicholson has bases his allegations sh” 'md ""°°'”° Eh” “hm” ““,“ “l’°“"

9 eign support but inclinations that tion upon were placed before him he to the Department ol Fisheries. lt is °°”i° °f “ ““""° “““°“'° °"° °“‘1 the United stntcs would like lor- ‘”°“ld immediately has that u uluv in the interests of the Is1aud's oyster "rm "md g"““d°“" (‘*l’l’1““""')

Nw put to the practice.

sign nations to been cue.-.r the mst-. Qin mum and oautm ,umm gulauons be emma agamt pumng vorls or 'rl-IANKS.

*ef has l’°°“ H0 Pm" *hh* "““¢“’l°’wh<> were present. assured the meet- on the .nnrkne oysters which have not

dily expected. ing- that so far as they were concern- been long cnough in Island waters to Hx” gegcy Pmficd “Ed Tia; "My had

ed there was no truth in the report.

WASHINGTON Nov 11-Declining _ -'-*'

to meet the Senat the Bankin an

on the Currency Bill by the Demo- TORONTO, |Nov. 11-Held' at boy

- for four hours nt the top of s

mg" iggiimiiii IN Pl El ISLAND |ll SUPREME CUUHT ........;.:».. sn.: ....._.

-"_" _ . -_-- ' cratic Conference, called for tomor

(CP-l18d_lail Pi'0BB~) _ (Chlli1<li8Il Pl'€BB~) row, the four “administration” com- by an irate bear mother, to be reo-

ATHENS. NOV- 11~Gl'<=0l£ and "”"_ ' OTTAWA. NOV- 11-'Il-l the Quebec mittee members today continued the cued by a search party in anf ex-

Turlifsél éiegegalieg reiggiglvly H2563' ` -‘\I’ll°l1lS guif.ll€hS\\pi‘°m6!io1urtéod’ay preparation of their report for the baustcd condition, was the experiem

o men 0 il 011 PBC l B p0ll S _ _ ' ' ' ' _argumen n e case o e ue ec conference. The other committee men ol T. P. Phelan, President of _ BE under discllshiuii. and inltialled a Protest Agamst Brmgmg‘CliF0lli¢lB and LJ'Eventment vs. Le- agreed to adjourn until Thursday Canadian Railway New Company., ld draft convention which it is expected You" Bivaives from U S ’C0ilrii€all. f0l‘ libel. the appeal was morning to await the outcome of the Toronto, on Ogden gold mins pro- o_ will result in a complete settlement g ' ' held and judgment reserved. conference. .

of the controversy between the two *_._._..i_ _____'i_

, ...sions for Early Harvesting

perty. twenty miles north of Tim- mins. News of Phslan's escape was received by his sou today. Phelan went north on a combined bulinssojf and huntingi trip. After dinner Fridayy _ a party went shooting. each man' kin a trail while one of the del

ing through the bush came across cubs and decided to adopt one ,of the little fellows and bring it back to Toronto. He picked it up and started to join the party .at the head of the trail. He had gone a half mile when he heard a snorting noise behind him. Thinking it was a deer be dropped the cub and turned around. Twenty feet away was a big black bet! crashing through the bushes in bot chase of the abductor. Phelan went.

D ~ - - 1 I ' ' `

the collapse of the Hocking Valley _ _

Coal Pool in 1910, when the National ‘ I ` ` 0'l"I‘AWA, Novem-her 10-A protest ' th K City Bank and the Mechanics and ' against newer methods of oyster cui . ' . took the dogs to run deer. Phelfani Bo- _ .

ed ' ' 4 ` V ture b ' _ H A

__ V _ Y Companies operating in "'_‘

ed Prince Edward Island is voiced by *-1-* . he 0n_ A n u ' _

T H . E. Arse alt, Chair man of the Board of Trade Committ-

NEW YORK, Nov. 11-The annual terday received the following letter

rifle ended the bear

LABUN STNINE

(Canadian Press) _

PORTLAND, Me., Nov. 11.- Port-"

land is in the throes of a shiplabor- ers' strike. 'Although agents of the 'l‘ransatlantlc lines operating to this port announced to-night that they -.vill bring in enough non-union long- shoremcn to handle the traffic, non- uuion men began to-day unloading the steamer Appenine with pulp from Chatham. Work was held up yester- day bccause of the wor-kn`1en's ds- mand for an increase of five cents sn.

hour was refused.

IIHOUHSEIBITS _

“lEE|'Nl0s» EIC

.___-

One cent per word each inlsrtioain

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-nvo cents.

p tion, her streets generous, her clim-

___ mcsp ere sure arge wi torica

night. No distul-bounces occurred. “rife and °°"“9ti°n “Em had been

___ reared in usefulness and high honour

"Remember the Zion Church Con- cert tn their schoolroomi tomorrow. night. Admission 26 cts. 2609.

been iccciied and it ls on these Mr

"In addition to reading and mud-

cal numbers at Zion Church Concert several tableau; will be given. 3609.

fisheries that the most stringent re-

acquire the characteristics of the em’ ° an 8 was W C °v°ry°nQ “Miss Daisy Rudge, Manufacturer,

Minard’s Ltnlmeut Cures Colds, etc. Since then definite complaints have native oyster.) 3fu§h;’;‘s;”;‘r1g';?1c‘;'fv° m°:§§;;:‘;°1Eg;‘(§ of fine hnir goods; also Wig-making.

71. Great George St.

pair of glasses in case. Finder tice Sullivan and Mr. Justice Has- _ '

please leave at 224 Grafton and re- _ _geive reward _ 8587-11-lelidili. FOR SALE.--_ SUPERIOR YOUNG Horse general-purpose, well broken

shoe, Kildare Cape.

ELD-

erly man

care of wages

at 29

Best nhle.

DWI,

cuss

csbl

` 1.1

card.

Ma.-Donald v. »McM.aster-Applicatfo by the defendant for a new trial o _ the case of trespass heard at George-

1150, prion moan,-,,f,¢_ Mrs, J, Don. town in which the complainant ob-

tained damages.

Messrs D. A. McKinnon, and J Johnson, K. C. appeared for the de fnndunt, and Mr. W. A. Gaudet. K. G., for the complainant.

On the application

of the

Storage

codnsel

postponed to

repo:

for 0

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ofs

sn for

seeuiusa until its

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next term ‘ for ami

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tl:

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uve tnnnwnicn be ébnugbs it was

,,,,_,,, .,,,,, ,__,,,_,,,,,_ ,,,,,,, ,___ CONSUL Flf0ST‘S BRILLIANT LECTURE “‘”° °‘ ‘”°*“"° ‘“§‘

A _

5 ` fore addresses of the kind which ha-'l

I .In the Hearts Memorial Hall last he found its quota of doctors and so highly educated and so highly paid.

night, before a fairly large audience lawyers who had not much ambition _ Washington was the clearing house of w“° °xE'"m°ly vamablel giving them under the chairmanship oi col. H. M. on attaining their nuslulcntion to icons, is-in was the mecca ci the ex. uh they dill a much larger outlook sud Davison; the American Consul (Mr. leave the easy-going life of the Ser-‘pert and the crank of every dlserip- ‘°"dE“5 “S far “B l’°”m° t° mt

. 'Weeley_Fl'olt) delivered a lecture on vice in which they had already at- tion. It und been ,gon sum o¢ it by them out of their narrow surround- ____ _ - “We»llixll0ll~'.' Tfeatint his subl°°¢ t“m°d '°m° p'°m°l5l°ll 50 li\¢° the ` some noted person that in no other um” “nd °“°m° them t° 5°” “ ‘"d°"

in his _ sracteristleally able, lucid starving career of. the ydung profes- ' piano in ing wo,-ld were to oo Louuu orlzon. Apart from its geographical, .and entertaining manner, ldr. Frost sional man entering on his profes- so many brilliant ¢o,‘,vo,-|,_¢_1ouo_1mto_ lllsll'-ll`lCfll. B°°llll llllfl ¢°°ll0l!\l°°l fel* c ‘islrly transported his audience so the sion. These men qualified thruueu re was me convention cu. pin- ni- .*““‘°» *“"'° W" “”°°""“¥ "‘° ””°‘°

cap tsl of the United States, schools conducted after sundown, ex- oe1i,._n¢¢_ and with ng conveu. Bllllfehh 11, Elimpsu Of the Spirit

- emit there for over uh huurituullllls liwir lnuwiedsu. upliitlus tion gsensi-ings and its regular tour- *ha* *'°“* "“°l°“ "‘“°“ “ll ““‘d° it d led chem in an interesting tour oi cumulus nnil broadening their cue- ist n...ii,,,,,,_ the transient oo,-,,,1m,,,, so peculiarly iuterelltius sud iusllfuu- wrbs loyal circle cl the Klan

its streets and its great and hlstoric‘ looks during the hours after their of wo-gmoutoo mounted into tho tive. It all0l‘d¢d him srllbl Plhlllllfe

old huilsig , and an, instructive incur- d_ay's work in the public offices. Mr. who of thouoouds oouoouutly and on on behalf of the audience to move by sion int; in pouucni nas-social ills, Fmt described with .vnu-anclng us-A ,,,,,,,,,,,. occasion, um, huomed that u hearty vote of thanks be tsu- s iw' ` ` and its smulelhent. tail and' diverting humour some of thousoodo and oo N woowfuowu so dared to the Consul for his address. sl Agassi, gearing with the sity geo- the clty'| biserre street scenes. the city of howto uuu uouuuomout His Worship Mllyur 0. LY°l\l Uw- ` srbvlliullliv lull' hll°°¥i°*llY~ <l°¢°'”" ’l`°“°l\‘°¢ ‘"1 *ll* ¢ll‘““° °f '»l*° Pl°°° houses. ns social fue was brilliant °“‘l"‘l “lv ‘“"“"“» ““l'*“¢ “M 1" W" ln¢i\l.e;t_ernsi,!catnr¢s_la_ retard to he said .tits heat was notorious. 'line though u.,oou1,,,., no ,omty very something new for the people of Char- `i§a lay-out, dm street nomen ture, maximum official temperature was urommououi ood hom.ouououo_ Au lottetown A0 listen £0 “itll ll llllh

d. iign noh e bu ings and their pur-'given as 104, but he had seen it re- lu on oo ohouiu not my tout R wuu description of a great American city,

poles, 'elodetally the Capital-hx thelgietersd on other thermometers as to be como u uoumul cum “ua “_ as was no ably delivered that night course of whleh~hs said that Wash- high ss108 and 110, und not very fn- woo pun from Commoroo ML Frost by their worthy American Consul, infton vias-like._Chsclottstown from frequently. Its mean temperature ln referred also to tho uuuuum. muuouce than whom of all the able American the Post Office to Government I-louse, Summer was 15; its mean winter of the Pu.” in wuomugtou' uuu ,um Consuls that they had had before. Mr. Frost went on to describe its,tempersture, 27. Its summer climate that H: was ouvmul than that Am there had been none more worthy, and people. This was perhaps the most was unquestionably exeerable. Wash- means took their opinion! "om the to whom they were all deeply indebt- lntsrssting side of the lecture. Its fngton was distinguished for the _ ed for such u literary treat as he had

population was comprised principally number of its residents who were PPG!! Mill tllllt llllhlic muh Wc\'° Sllb- given them on that occasion.

h Th vote s ut to the meeting

5 of Gfvll Service Clerks and negrocl. ,really iipthhle l°l‘ 0ll»ll°l° *hull Wuelt sorvient. to public opinion. when be e Wa D Ee

with whose business and social lifq_or their brains. Taken all fn all ft hoo om._u sooo groom uu._u in the uo“_ by the chairman and was unanimous- --q~,\,i,.nn.g;ndin °' '!'e\||y__ 'o he dsslt most vntcrtafningly. Therelwas a perfectly safe- assertion to “ml worm almost uowtowmg to ly and heartily carried. .were 40,000 Civil service clerks fill- make, that no city in the world had _ Mr. Frost thanked the audience for ion, enioynnin footer; A lug various departmental positions in at the present time nr had ever had *“"“° l“'lll“l"°““l l“°P°"°l`- ll' ‘Wd lthc attention they had given him audi --

Wushlnlton, and in its ranks were to as grunt u uroportfonof its citizens been reminded of what Bacon had for their kind vote of thanlls.

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been delivered to them that night “Don hu to ooo the football ‘oh

between St. Dunsta.n"s and Blumha- .cin Xavlercn Wednesday at 8 _.m. at the A.A.A.A. grollhdl. Adnmk

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at 7.20 ii. m. Admission lee $5 oeuraluz

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