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Dissatisfaction Elhrifsled with Transcontinental

Commission’s Delays-Want the Winnipeg lake Superior-.Section Hurried to Com-

. pleilon.

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-|'nl:.\l_ Nav. 2. - (Special.)-The sunlmcr-ofllif)7_

.5 0|- ,|,,.(;,.,,,,,| T,.u,,k p,,,,mchc|,]]l They want the Government to hustle

]'n_-cial. ' ll _ -_ ‘the work on the Winnipeg ami Lake

el,,,..- [Uday at wilich much dlssatls-V

A me " Superior instead of fiddling around trying

rmigll nas expressed with the way mlm locate the mute through New Bums. whit-ll the 'l`rl\nsconbiI\'1‘Y\l"l C°"""l"5l°" wick for a section which wont he needed

i§,|,,i,,.,, 1,, \-_ .ll-lt. for years.

'l`|le i,‘o|llpf\lly \\ lil l"W¢ the Ed"\0l1l-011' If the Winnipeg, Superior section were ey - _ V _

lliinninl-al line and the section connected ` built the Company could llnndie a portion ‘E - _.__- A with Fort Willlanl completed by the of the crop of 1007. ` " A I '

- - _ - RUSSIAN SOLDIERS EV ROUTE TO SUPPRESS A STRIKE.

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»The lntercolonlai, l‘le

Tononro, Nov. 2.-(Special)-Senator

McMillan has been on n trip over the In- tereolonial to see for hiluself how nlattcrs

I stand.

He has returned and stated today that

he considers the road a very valuable asset and if managed by n competent railway man, or by a colnpnny should be a good paying investment. 'But political interference will prevent profits being made.

He says there are far too many stations

ECONSERVATIVE

SENAl`OR’S VIEWS

' -Thinks Has Too Many

Stations, is Over Manned and Freight Rates Too Low-Advises independent Management.

on the road, the operating staff is far too numerous ami in tbo repair shops at Moncton workmen are lulnbllng over each other and tryinv to put in their time any old way.

The schedule of freight rates, he says,

is altogether too low, especially on coal,

lulllber, hay, etc., and none of these con- ditions can be overcome under political management.

He stronglv advises that the road be put

under independent management.

Hill/Ill THUUPS -Hilti UHUTUY cluuuu luusl AWEUL SCENES lass sul nsl

luluuu lluvls

}|,,,,m~1ll;_ (ll-t.»iil--Tile following de-

SHllWN_lA ,HUHSE

Dal.rlol'su~:, N. Il. Nov. l-It is :scl-

iails llave been received of the court- donl thntacnse of cruelly to animals is

martial and cvecuiion of natives at Lindi, A I in llle south oi' (lerlnan East Africa. | l

leard of in this section, but a serious one las conle to the notice of your correspond-

On the rcluru of the Governor Of the en.t ArtllurGouleLte, aged nhlelcen, be-

llislrieta nlnnber of native prisoners were _ l fried by 1-ollrt~lllartinl and condemned to \ death. As al report had been circulated I llalong the population that the rifles of

onging to Charlo, Restlgnuclle county, vllo was employed by the Dalhousie .umber Company while taking in a load

i of supplies to the lumber camps with one

ill:-Gi-rlnanil-oops could HOA kill. lb Wllfiiol their horses, lllused thc beast

rlneiflcll limi twenty-one of the prisoners t

o such an extent by beating him that he

llluulll bl- shot, instead of beillg hanged. (lied,

'file men were inllncdiatcly executed.

The |n'isoncrs were escorted to an open I i spice in file forest and stationed ill groups

Tile animal was a valuable horse, large I1 Size. but Slow, and the driver in his

anxiety to reach ll certain cmnp pounded

some fiisiallcc alll\I`i/- Tliei’ WCW UIC" the beast so much that to hide the marks lllinllfolflcd, and each group was shot-he skinned the animal. lie wasarrestcd

llulrn by sllel'e.~asi\'e rifle volleys. 'ilu-y mei, their death very calmly, tvitll the exception of one young man, who scnnnlcrl with terror and fought and struggled tothe end. He was bound_ to a tree and shot down. _ After the first volley it was found that several of the fallen were still breathing. 'i`l\e.~e were killed by fresh rifle shots Ai, 1-lose l|llnl‘ll~l's. Tile dcnd bodies were allowcll to bl- unburicfl for several days. .»lnulller courtlnartinl will be held shortly, when a batch of over a hundred |lrisuners will receive sentence.

T0 Cl`lil'l L`i'IVl‘lli, CHILLS, AGUE.

`l\'e know of no remedy so reliable as Nvrvilinl-. '|`\vcnty drops taken in hot lvalertlnce limes daily not only stops lheclllllsIllli-llcstroys the disease conl- l all-ll-l_v. Nl-rviline has a direct action I o_n_:\gue:lnd chills and removes tilcir ex- ‘ citing calls:-s. In stomach and bowel <il.~0rlIel'~‘ l\'er\'iline has held first plncc fur_ nearly fifty years. It is powerful, swift foal-l, thorough, and perfectly safe licllllrllil-:lsant to taste its populm`vitll I \’_\'\’1'yi»_0iiy. Your drulrgist sells 1’olson's .\l-r\~|lun:in large iZ5c. bottles; satisfaction

l{illli`i\li ,

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-llr. l'I. ill. Mackenzie has removed her nflive from Kent- street to Prince street in-l\\'een Fitzroy nlld Kent. 3 d Ili pd.

EEE EE ECS-3

Sec flur Box on Counter,

Reduced

land lodged in the county jail.

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Al ANNAPULIS

A.\'NAl'ul.ls, Md.. Nov. I1.-The Com-

ml\ndcr-in-chief of the, North Atlantic .1"leci, the superintendent of the naval Academy and the Governor of Mary-

and today welcomed Prince Batten- mrg and|lhc armored cruiser squad-

ron nndcr his command to the United States. Strictly according to regula- tions of the several ofllcial welcomes have been each has been ellaraetcrized

ly genuine hospitality. This afternoon

the officers from the British and Ameri- can squadrons ami thc lnidsllipnlen crowded the side lines and saw the naval academy eleven beat an eleven from the Battleship Missouri lu a game of football by a score of lil to 0. \_

Annapolis this cveninlz is nlivc with

Bljtlsll and American ofllcers and at the officers' club are oecurrilllr many reunions, some between classmates, others between Americans ami Britlshers who have met bcforc in other parts.

cLAlu<'s sours.

Spicy and appetizing. Easily prepared-

nulkeagood beginning for the evening

ulmsl. .ull

Suffers By Fire, Loss Four- Thousand and no Insurance

Sr. .lonN, Nov. 2.-(Special)-A fire

occurred tonight in ihc Depot Clothing Ilouse on Mill Street conducted by David Komiensky and damage to the extent of four thousand dollars was done. There is no insurance.

iN THE COUNTY COURT.

i)oekendoril` vs. Cornwall Creamery Co.

Action for payment of the usual monthly instalment for nlllk supplied to defend- ants. Defendants claimed that as the percentage of butter fat in plaintlfl"s milk was away below the average they were not justified in paying anything till the final adjustment of accounts. .iudgnlellt reserved. A. J. B. Melllsll for plalntifl`; A. A. McLean, K_C_, for defend- ants.

Estate of Hector M ucLeod vs. Roderick

Mclsnac and others. Action on a llunlher of notes in favor of R. C. MacLeod given for services of stallion Joe 1’atcllcn,,ir., plalptlfl' claiming as cndorsec tilat_',l1e held the notes ill due course. Defence that no coils were got and contracts were not carried out in various respects as per agreements. Judgment reserved. E. 0. Brown for plaintiff ;W. S. Stewart, K.C., for defendants.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Omoaoo. November 2 - ( Special )-

Dec. Corn (new)4ii May Corn 46-A

Wheat 89il “ Whellb 903 Pork 12. 87 “ Pork $12.52

ToltoN'ro, Nov. 1.-The Globes Edmon-

ton speeial says that in spite of strenuous efforts of Conservative Organizer VVnlsh, St. Albert went by acclamation to the Government in the Alberta nomination today, thus giving Premier Rutherford three seats. Tile other two acelnmntions are Pence River and Athabasca. \Valsll spent yesterday in Strathcona, and suc- ceeded in prevailing upon Dr. Craig to stand up to he knocked down by Premier Rutherford. In Pincher Greek all four candidates will go to the polls. Nomina- tions otherwlse passed od quietly.

A MILLION DOLLARS SQUANDERED.

It is estimated this sum was wasted

last year by people trying to find n. cure for eatarrh. Foolish for sufferers to; experiment when lt's so well known that- “Catarrllozone“ is the only remedy thatl cures lermanently. Other treatments only relieve, but Catarrhozonc cures and prevents thc disease froln ever returning. `l had Catnrrh in its worst form" writes G. F. Fadden oflloyan, Que. “I was so had that ordinary medicine did'nt everl relieve; hutCutarrhozone cured perfectly. ` No chance of disappointment with Catarrilozoue-ii.’s certain as death to

|nard’s Liniment for sale everywhere.

O'r'l'llw.\, November 1.-'llle governor

gencraltelegraphed from Kippewa the following message to Prince Louis of Bnttenburg, addressed to hinl at Anna polls, Md.:-

“I have much pleasure in conveying

direct to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and to the people of Canada through the pleas, your message wllleh they will much appreciate, In common with nil our Canadian fellow subjects who have been so fortunate as to meet you, your officers and men, I cordial- receprocate your hope that duty may cause you soon to return to Canadian waters."

Minard’s Llnlment Cures Burns. etc.

>=lHE Millllilill lillAH|]|All

""on¢;M§l}}Eslfeiéli-Citi. w_ llilliiéitilllll, |u§{f"`T

'V _ mom , cure your Catarrh just try it. " ' ' ' " ' ,

| E Mis!! M\ll'fl0Ck. MUFFGY Rlvel' WHS ll1‘ Schooner Friend, Capt. Hebb, cleared

A _ ' _ ' _ ' 4 the city yesterday. '

D. F. McDonald, High Sheriff of Kings

* 'uhh' a' County was in Charlottetown yesterday,

Ladies’

Misses’

black,

' Childs

black

colored 5oc

ieggings,

- 5oc

_leggin gs, - - 5oc

Now is your chance at

little cost to* keep the.

warm.

Call early at

Goff Bros.-

oiu plans- on

family

colonial Coal Mining Co. are now manufacturing the

very best quality of coal, Round, Egg, Run of

Mine and Nut. Shipping Pier, Pictou Harbor, '1‘-T.

S. Quick despatch to vessels. No delays.

For prices and orders for cargoes apply to

~ w COAL -- -

For domestic and' stcanl purposes the Inier- -

\Vm. S. Richards, J D Hume and

David Hawklns,Murray River were in the city yesterday.

Mins Margaret Kelly, who has been confined to the house by sickness for quite a while, is notmuch improved.

Shipping is quiet here. Vessels are ex-

ceptionally scarce even to charter. Two Newfoundland achoonera came into port yesterday. They are rare of late years. Prices remain the sumo.

Rev. R. G. Sinclair, arrived in town

yesterday after a rnonth’s vacation in the neighboring provinces. He was accom- panied by his son Neil, who will spend a short vacation at Montague.

The death took place on Wednesday

Nov. lst of Johnson Young, Aiblon,leav- ing a wife, son and two daughters. The funeral`will talro place on Friday at 1

HYNDMAN (Q. CO..

P. E. Island Selling Agents.

'RL

_nnnnumvunwrnvuunaauonuvnnuwlir~H#~U*QQ

o‘clock to Ldwer Morltague Cemetery. '

Dr. J. D. Melntyre, Montague, now

owns the celebrated horse Barney who has the record of travelling 40,000 miles in five years in stage driving between Montague and Cardigan and is good for many miles yet. '

l-_'om Montague yesterday withaload of potatoes and oats: also Essle M., Capt. Myers with produce. The schooner Dianthus, Capt. Penrdon, cleared a few days ago with 2,21) bush. oats for Point du Chene. The Warren W.ls about finish' ed loading. All these vessels were loaded by Geo. Whitman.

The following harvest exeurslonlsts have arrived home from the western wheat fields; vis" Arthur C|mpbell,James Rice, Ambrose Mahal-, John MoKeegan, James McLaren, Herman Shaw and James McRae. In speaking to one of the boys he reported having seen David L. Mcllish, David McLean, and Clarence Keith all of Montague.

On Saturday next the following Scott Act cases come up for hearing before Stlpendlary Inman at McKinnnn's Hall, Montague at l0_o'clock in the Zforenoom- Henry Campbell vs. F, S. Robertson, Montague, for second offence; Henry Campbell vs. Jessie Campbell, Cardigan, for first offence: Henry Campbell ve. Mary Ann McNeill, Cardigan, for first offence.

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Caughl, colds, holrolmn. nd other throat ailments are quickly relieved by Oresoisne \el:letl,te.noon\sperbox. All druggilte.

ARE WITNESSED nillll A MYSTEHY

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lil O(l¢S$3, .l€WS l'lUill€(l DOWN and Tl'l€ll', Bosros. Nov. 1.-should aroma Ns-

than, who was brought here from Pitts- b l

Shops Pillaged and Martial Law Declarld ',t‘,L“.§‘;“,i‘.§‘“,""“i§§..°§_I‘°{iL§’“§.§.§lli.?.Ti-

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court tomorrow to the charge Inf procur-

# inganlllegal operation on Miss Geary,

th i d h `N th

e su tcase victim, an tow om_ a an

was engaged to be married, a further.

on effort will be made to clear np the circum-

stances regarding tlle death of the girl

-- --~~ ,The maximum penalty in this state for

the crime charged to Nathan is 20 years,

Moscow, Nov. 2.~(Spcc-ini.)-'1‘llo cnun- 'l‘hc whole garrison has turned out and the minimum five years. No attempt eil of lawyers today sent to Count Witll- Is- pail-ailing the streets and Maxim guns Wllll" “md” '10 D\‘°C'"*‘- bn" f°" N“ih°~D demanded that Trepolf be removed ; tlntl have In-cn placed commanding all the lm?" lm has ben" mT"_lg"efl’ 0" the phy'

slclan s advice Llle police dnl not attempt

the Metropolitan of Moscow be prosl- principal fllorongrllfarca. to qucs,i0uNu,hm` w",”m_ ue “nhed cated for incitingd-isorder; that the city During thc day terrible scenes were here at 4,15 this ,,fL¢~,-,,.,¢,, “du lm-ge be empowered to raise militia, and that enacted, the violence of the mobs bling °l`°Wd hlid Kf\l/ll0Y¢=fl- Th” D°ll¢¢ lJ€1lB‘/6

that Nathan will be of considerable' as-

all political prisoners be pardoncd. - directed against the Jewish residents. ‘ t 1 I h

Lonnozv, Nov. 2.-(Special.)-.Deepatcllesl These people; were hunted down and 25535;,lzulyifrfalgngxsugegne 0323;;

from Odessa state that martial law was killed in the strceis while their shops from me moL},e|- and sister of me Ungar.

declared there this afternoon. were given to pillage. tunate woman, both of whom were ex- -- -‘f-~-'"""-~-- - f '~ - 'Y-f--*‘~"é`*"~~~" -‘---------~--f alniued at some length today.

| Bos'roN, Nov. 1.-Chief Police Inspector

S W. B. Watts last night stated that the

doctor who dismembered the body of

, Susanna A. Geary. the suit case victim,

had been located. He did not expect,

BY however, t-ilat any arrest would be nlnde

1 for a day or two, intlmatlng that the

definite from Mor s Nathan, the lover of

HEAITLESS llUllY TUUNA ilN llEAiIHi

police were swaixng something more lhegirl. -

headless man was found on the seashore at Round Island, three miles below Mira Gut, about three o'clock this afternoon. The body, apparently that of lx working man, was not badly decomposed, and had apparently been ln the water about twelve days. A vest, trousers, boots and underwear were found on the body, but no rings, watches or any special marks to make identification easy. I The nlan had apparently been about five feet eight inches in height, and wore trou- f sers of a check pattern. l A miner named Cooke, of Reserve, and a tailor named Sweeney have been miss-' ing from this locality about three weeks, but it is very doubtful if the body is that of either of these two men. No further details are available at present.

Sore Throat and Coughe l

_A _|imyie. effective and safe remedy for all throat mutations in found ln |

Croeolene Antlseptic Tablets . .';.‘.=-:..-;r.:‘--1..-:.-er.-.:as-~s':--~'r

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Farm For Sa'i=¢-EE

The executors of the will of the late

George Clark, offer for sale that valu-

able tarm at Clarktown, Lot i7, frontillcag on Hillsboro River, two mi es from onnt Stewart. This farm con- sists of :oo acres of upland and 20 acres of marsh land ; all but about zo acres

of the upland is cleared and in a good state o cultivation, the balance is covered with rail: and lumber. The farm has streams of fresh water along two sides of it, and hu en abundance of elder and marsh mud, and is in close proximity to the mussel beds of the river. The railws :tation is but

For further get-ticulsre, terms. &e.

a l toS. C. lark orkimble Cofia

l]llElllll’S A|lllESl

IN NlW lllllli

He Confesses Compiicity in the Suit Case Mystery at Winthrop

Dos'roN, Nov. 2.-(Special.)-Chief \\'al ls

of the Criminal Investigation liurcau announced tonight that a physician whose name is not given out had made confession of complicity in the dress suit

case mystery.

The physician is now under arrest in

New York.

lllil illl EINGEHS lil ESCAPE SEHVIEE

LoNnoN, Oct. 31-The practice com-

mon in Continental armies of mutilatin;.: or cutting off' the index fingers and thumb to render soldiers unable to fire a rifle, and hence unfit to serve, is comparatively rare in our army.

However, n story of self-mutilation

comes from Cardiff. A. Pete. Gaston, belonging to I.ondon,|recently joined the South \Vules Borderere, and, tiring of lilo servlce, it is said, deliberately cut ofl‘t\vo fingers of his left hand with a chopper.

After he had been surgically treated llc

was placed under arrest. In the Arnly Act this offence is specially mentioned as veing punishable by a long term of im-

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