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ADIAN DUKE AND McKINNON BRUCE TRIAL. CUSIUMS

Jucige Hodgson Gives His Decision-/-Seat Gois to"

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-- e -- ' McKinnon. _ _ =- - _

shipped in Thousands to At Isle of Wliight, Met

‘ Mr. Justice Hodgson gave judgement'

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Tufmlto Christian SClenuSt Reported at Livefpiml -' relatingtocurrupt practices were simplyh

, a scrutiny of the votes polled. Three

1|-imble-Smallpox Arrest- Terrible Gale inthe Eng- .i..... sim.. ...ii he .i...h.h.;ii_>

Cd in Jllhll. i ‘ Channel- required property qualification. (ii) Those

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_ _;the McKinnon-Bruce election trial and

_ declared McKinnon entitled to the seat.

GER HARLEY 0Ul THE BUBONiC PLAGUE §.`I..‘if;'?L".§“°`11.'i`Ii°."_.i.`L° i’.§'.§‘°’. “Z” .ill

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T _ 1 treating.” These last had not onl their

much F01* WUT” ‘“"”°" 5;: DU” ‘T Is” °' WEIGHT votes meek en' hee they were aimiieiinea Togomo, Oct 31,--(Special).-Col. Dent *m‘°U'1'H» 151° °f Whliihtv 0°” 31° from voting for eight years, and during hnmpped Mm horse, to South Af;-1”, -(SP¢¢i&|)-0Phi1‘»‘\lld 5085 anchored off _that time were unable to hold any omce md Wm forward &n more next munth and Yarmouth gi; 4 p, m, rl under the crown, unless they came within dmmr number in January* THE KING AND QUEEN ‘Em THEM Sub. Sec. Zof Sec. 115 of 51 Vic. Cap. 1, I when it appeared that there had been no

ANSLAUGHQER The King and Queen left London a corrupt intention and that they had been

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mm . 5 p. in. with the children ef the Deke eh chili? cf c ccchhlccl breach of the 'Vw

lm" HM” Lewis ms b°°° °“'8°d ‘Duchess he meet them °“‘Y'

with manslau|r\li»¢l'» »BUBomc PMG” Mrénnn In his His Lordship's opinion the Lewis called inaChrist.ian Scientist to ' ,Legislature intended iabsolutcly to

“md his child in with d;pht_|,e,|‘_ Layman, Oct, 31, _ (5p¢¢ia,])_ The prohibit the giving of liquor to electors on

- _ lltalian Government declares that Liver- mg polling 'hy' Th°"° were tht” “INS”

mnirox IN ST' JOHN. pcol is infected with Boubonic Plague of “ses with which he bmi t'° -deal' :The 9|- Jomz, Oct. 31.-(Special.)-No newlmd Wm disinfect an shi i I drst resembled that of Oswald Campbell, was of smallpox have appeared and .1 DP |18 Nm 9155s He and two other electors bought a bottle

port. ._ of whiskey and drank it themselves. This

5° V°°‘°“"' “° dung 'eu' “ORM IN ENGLISH CHANNEL drinking (the selling was of course a

lu!! lnusln HLRLIY BILLIAIID. . violation of the C.T.Act) was not contrary

FBIDERICTON' Oct. 31,_(Smcid)_The CTIA Kriatitilwrmi 8 ilin Emlzlushh m'1?uylaw.d l lik D ll af I l fBrHhN ’hA .ri dim It anncw awn o mcsan__our nesecon cuss, e avy.wo~ ter

° t B or m ca cu y A number of mmm- wrecks an mpbrmd ‘the poll closed bought a bottle of

lllettled and Harley who was under 1 I il i tm C --a

but many carcasses animals are coming (° 3° n v °“ °°° ° ° T’ Aa) °° °°

llrmt in Halifax has been released. h his way home took _two men into his

--*-1-* °‘ °'° ne” Dal ‘nd °‘ biz diswber is sleigh and treated them. Davy would

-_-¢-_-- feared. lose his vote but it was impossible to-say years.

that such an act did influence or was The Judge disallowed the vote of cl9°f°¥ p"\°°°' V 0°t' ._ M

0F ”""'¢-'_“’ intended to inlluencc the electors so that Howard Bnchanan,cast for Bruce, who '§m°“_“m°;°d 1?; ’1‘EIE_BaBY

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at Gaorgetown yesterday morning in

termination of the long pending enquiry. He stated that all election enquiries under hheiieesi statutes eeeeue et the question of disqualiilcation and enquiries

The votes of those who had not the

who had voted in the -wrong polling

guilty of corrupt practices. such

treat on

The Sheri!! on Declaration Daybed

allowed Bruce Stiovotes and McKim2 353 votes and declared Bruce elected by

majority of two.

Mr Justice Hodgson disallowed on the

scrutlng the votes of JamcsW Livi stonc,Donall'H ’hhPherson,James Hume and W P Burke, which were cast for

qualiilcation, and directed their votes be struck oil’ the poll-books. The Judge struck oil’ the votes of t

upon the ground that they had treated other electors on the polling day, vi Malcolm McLeod Milltown, Joh Lemon, Montague Bridge, Joh Singleton, Peter’s Road, Lauchl M.eFadyen, Peters Rnd Allan

Murray River; Benyamin Davy, Com mercial Cross;-Joseph Keunedy,Montaguc Bridge; Murdock N. Nicholson, Commerc ial Crossand Daniel "licLe_an, Inasmuch as these parties' were guilty ofa technical breach of the law their cases came within the saving clauses of the law and would -oulylllio their votes and would not be reported for

The u gs struc o e vo

following eleeters lwholjvoted for Brno and whom he found guilty :of eorru _

practiocs,; viz: Donald MeDonalA

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following persons whovoted for Brodie, Mnllilfah M E

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O'r'rawa, Oct. 81-(Special )-The

Br an nnigvrnrc can.

Caledonia; William McLean, Glen Mart George "Connors, Albion;'W]filli§.m'I§em7nff_ Montague Bridge; Normffn '{McDona,l Commercial -Cross; __-.Cartney ;_M_urray_ River;§avin 'l[cLeod, l|,nrray_- Bivér; and~in addition they would bc,

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gave three bottlestoan elector to ~ people at the polls, which he unqneatl - ' ehiy did. 1 _ V

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Still Largely Exceeds that Medical

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Bruce upon theground that they had no TWU J

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increase of over two hundred thousand gage; hgggg, "¢3'§a._..¢ dollersoverlaet year national anxietp hi. met by Ferfeurmonhhe er the een-ent iieeei mtementecehe emu ee eiidnw-are year the increased duty collected is tbellreportl. ____ nearly $700,000 over last year nmrorisma-rron mam! rnnixi

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Mosrnnu., Oct. 31.-‘(Speeial).-Miss ileet to 'make a _ ,_ so Q;

dlS¢l\1l-\1if\¢0»¢i°l1- 1 Freeman,dressma`ker, was struck by' an T325!! 'H ST I n’

J d k Eth tes of th e|ecu_lc°a_`°n&_-k'¥u°d_ ___ . _ ‘ Il' mm‘nd&°;é§ .;,;__‘__

e =- ' -._ . " ' ‘ f';>_` 'g w. '.~.1°. ,iii gigigg ` ;éiT“ “omni” _ _ . i‘.'¥@f';1j muh. Iii-believed _ _oem-ihee. ’__§ seaecjib -Teiairtwe muitenioeinre ihfihsiz-yee.i»iy whiehienbenevgdil Q *lllcc-si' f £3

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reported for disqualification fronlwoti » i 0 __ and holding omce fbr the next clghif _ 5073318- ' 1

_"` _ TRIKES THE REA RT there would be no disqualification voted in the wrong polling district. ~ menam "3"

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Ml' 8115 HFS- 3011” Clllfki CAIN ITS The third class resembled that of In the result the' Court found that

lilvcfse, are at the Revere. &§o‘;]‘;t?;‘|11:§fl;°i.‘;§_el‘_:i°g1"t‘ lg gegglnxftiitgl Cartney McLure to _ whose possession! McKinnon had 333 votes and Bruce 312

Hr T_ A M Lean mm MBL McLea ¢,i,,ua1 dread that the iiisease will reach several cases of whiskey procured in and declared that McKinnon was entitled

c D’ the heart, which means sudden and un- Charlottetown were traced and who not to the seat. The Respondent Bruce was

Hr Bengamin, arrived in the City lust Cmsing prim, 0¢i»,_ 31 night He visits this province _ as an 'C_ p_ R_ 1101 engineer to look into our water system. Montreal Sh Ry_

Hrs (Dr)McNeill Prince Street drove 0

‘.Z..‘ii‘;°iZi'.?.'.‘.“§Z,..?}°”‘°"’“’ ‘“"‘ '”‘“ M<§_\;=_;;;‘j;chyM°°°ci=- “cc” h 0° A Talk With Mr. Meiviillaii About the Year’s

ui- Hugh Menehhid et Menehhia and Tcfchic Sh RY-

contractors for the Summer-side

heck water come over by the Princess Hama! T’“mW“7 kt night Twin City St. By.

Dominion Coal Co.

Dominion Irgn and Cgmmon BYRUP lean old and thoroughly tested ls l~ ° “ 9,-efen.3d_ remedy In is safe pleasant 'and ifeectua Mulsofs Bank

? Imperial Bank

Monuenl Heat 8: Power

St. John St. Ry. 115

99 99% 93% 45% 31 8l§ 2 6 223

BT 5

W Richelieu 86 Ontario 112

New layer nge, new dates, new cum-ants corn crop excellent' results have ` been _

I c and new Ggalencia raisinsjust reoeivtadiat °bt,med_ The acreage under hay wuwfrost on the nlghtof Sept Sth cnt-.dow_n

Be" sc fs' _Q 3, large, there being upwards of 100 acres `° f°“' °f *'h° “PP” 1°°"“;°~' R”

were passengers by the Princess last _ d d h Rh - _ “bn gtgefrfd whiff' the uri2“:’c?§‘si§‘ °f‘;‘m"_§‘v2' only treated electors on election day but It ordered to pay the costs of suit.

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ln Thomas Dodd leaves ch Tuesday ifii';mifi'fi?ii;';§?dii;¥ blheasfgdighnsgfivgf ` ` N°" Y°’k °°“““°1 Washington, D. C. where she will Pills make the kidneys healthy and " - t h~ 1 - ~. .. _ _ . _ _~_._-._ _;-_~-11-_ ;

me wmhet. vigorous, and so gradually and thorough

ly cure Rheumatism bv removing the

sc 25 nts x

Journal came over _ on the Princess ___.¢-- ' ' ‘ yesterday evening. _

Work and

the Yield e

The past season, although a dry one being far below the average in quantity of rain fnll, has resulted in most respects

in bringing forth a bountiful harvest. With one or two exceptions the diferent

crops grown on the provincial farm have yielded a good average return and in some cases, notably in the case of the

ed as early as it might have been came op rapidly tromlthe start. A field of fourteen acres was sown on May 31st and on June lst. The weeder was set at work shortly after the plants came up and later the cultivator was used at frequent _intervals

permit ot the passage of the machine. On September 26th cuttinz and plaeingrt the corn in the silo was begun. _Alight

-AND- f ` i ehiier that emp. 'rhe yield er one erep chhcryicc did. l*° mchcficl °’“°'=°-

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The area devoted to grain crops was not

- I ‘ was good, much of the older meadow land Fl'°m tha” *ffm* “WU 0°f°b°l‘ 1355. 'lY_\l_¢_l\ _ t in th h ,mt _

, T I ' was fair, while in one'oi°‘ two sec`ti`¢'>'ris'th6` U18 °'0l‘\l‘ hl\H‘¢8t~ WAS 00111916-hd 0° 111°” $59, ga ogugghn g;

0 ` return was some-what light. On the whole fmsi-S °¢°l1!1`¢‘3 Bild U19 W¢lh\1¢l‘ 50111!! alll? the first cifect of this remedyis a l@en-

” E Icxerlient condition and fwili furnish in NDR- b°1'°‘

\&*\*\\*\*\*\ _ conjunction with corn ensilage an `abun-‘ 0! 6818 I Which

BO _ <1 r read f th inter to zlaze- The silc'c®cc I ._ °h°°*. _ °

sq 43 Cases of New Season '“‘°;h° °°“"° " °" ° W “ken um W, in ,ms ,,,,,.,,g ,,,,yJ ...ii °_

full assurancebe expected baea velyf

etc Goods' . 1.3;-ge, some 27 mpeg gg 95;; wg;-¢ har- valuable adjunct in the fall and winter

e A vegrgd_The yield of strawwas light and as feeding. During the coming winter cattle

I Bunks’ the crop has not yet been threshed no foods willbe high and fortunate is the

,chuieeeecuwn me .svinne wr- `e‘1aaedhytlneccmpanytoreplao_e:ltl1_elost the Yarmouth be included she -fm .hescslecc cckcluchcfl '_h_°H°!°t»‘_> il" _reeiueeesmiei-ingea&~wiei&: “Eoqieun

_ _ .__ _ __ _ *T manager of the C. P. Rooast gg'

we have reeeived*onr'lar*gc 'stock of _“$1011 ffl' §“';ie }MH ?Dge% They are ve* A this yer; -_ g We filo beht mmm* _°h°Bn§._ the of ngw, gcaw

,ho rx* Q "_ - _ bestqu_\_i1ty_ clotn.\stean\ecs_tca°thecoastserriee,merpect“e,fi

b( .~ ~ Hang; (bg g00d\t0al_'l'lYo§n`Wil\llip83 shortly. ,gy

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th W I strainer Yaifmouth running between Hi_°'“°"7 m_°°d’f'mb°"

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~4hicch1h»Bcclhc.Gcmmcn_ ._ -

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gutters, mens’ g\\t0l’l» H9320’ l'“_°"'» 8353* styles. Lorca) ’; ii#

American Tobacco

Brooklyn Transit

Louisville Nashville Manhattan" _ V

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United States Steel Com.

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Atcheson Pref. _

Southern Pacific

Erie Com.

HARD. RACKIG COUGHS

Barring accidents, the person who get along with the least amount of cough will live the longest. Of course the right time to attack a couirh is the commencement when it is a simple thing for the ri ht treatment to drive the cough quickly away. As a general thing, however,

people spend too much time experiment- ng with various remedies that the cough is well under way before they _know t.

Then comes the long siege. You feel the hard, rackiizall t rough your gistcm,

stomach with nauseating mixtures tone purpose. Then you nsecompoundl. cone taining narcotic,_which deceive temporar-

ilyand leavcyofn' slightly worse. Some coughsofthla kind ang ollfor weeks.

hheiluie piiinie become sdvsn_eed'oo_l v-hdzcc rcll ich' hcchlhz-_ Ycc :cur

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int” y wiilfgga-all coughs ia“¥iamson's

iusnqly such a cough. Then

are mieioh that the soreness ia-

§`f‘3“1:.f._':.:‘i*°"°°°` i.2‘.t.:.*::. ‘irl'°...*:.'. _pm@sis,bron Q bout bythe healing _p;p1_>pertiesof~-ft _ . m. It is a com- li’Z§‘.Zf.i’.?".§%‘2.? “*‘.‘i“.i'.§‘.'mfé’.‘? °e`2.‘€iIZ itennine with “F. &. Kinsmandt C0.'c blowninthc bot ' ' 1 '

Atchison Common 771

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Burlington l ~- nil

rue spec _

Botanic Cough Balham and ahonld"be "

nhnnsnushauqgf quietly e

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iloaiers .

W-hc hevc nc* Vcc, placed fall. for - E

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Dolls ‘ _

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‘_ _ digbigng cgn be mad; ggnggrning farmer who has a. Well filed M10 BO ' ,__

L0-ree stock kent on ‘ F°“°V 3°°"*» lil' .$5.11. in i i .th i. ....1 ...hi hh. _ ~ _ 0 ~ ~

_ grain. supp emen e ay mow Z _ Y . _ _ _ g, 1

hdhd OTCIBTS finbd or The barley crop was good and gives in the feeding °f hlsswck. . I I K f V f `_ _'_-_“gf ` _

Dl'0II\pt\y, h -h na a on y promise of 'an excellent yield. _Two varie- The crop of green _fodder ou the farm _ _ _ _ - _ ,I _. _ \

‘ d N 'ties ties were grown, the common two rowed comprising 4 or 5acreS, was fed of during ,_ __ x __ = ‘

J 0 ` an ova ° and the six rowed mandscheuri. It will the summer months. The root crop 0051; * A ‘ ~ 1 _ .

i ' ' ° ` ° bei ter ti to om a results when` prisingiiiagresand consisting of mana ' l _

S. A. We invite inspection. Late ° “S “S ° ,P '° _ mm, is A hh, 0 e_ The

_ the crop is threshed. carrots. and Di' ’

Vlagaz nag and New Novels 'Ihepeacrop although not yet thrashed yield will not be large as the roots are - _ \ W COIDID . promises well. Only a. small portion,about 0 lacking in Size. 'lhc dryness of the season _ .-3 “ SSS- . l ‘

Sf J0|'\l\ N B g Y Th li has no doubt checked the growth - _

° ° ° ' A25 acres was sown this year. e resu s _ I _ _ __ .,__,_,_£ P _ ,_

13 d&°_wk1y. _ R 0 are encouraging. however, and a-much considerably. Preparations have been _ - - _-f il _ _ QQ

_ _ _ _ | larger quantity willbe grown next season. made for a larger crop next year, the _ - v ~ _ xi _ _ n _

-‘e ‘ Thccorncropis excellent, theyield' being intcB£l0l1b¢iI-\8f»0 P15095 K|'°‘W1'°!“" °f __ ` . ’ ~ - _ 4 1 _ _ _» - ig?

from 15 to 17 tons per acre by actual ofthcFarm under cultivated croplcaoli _ I -c _ __ _ _ ““ ‘ ' .gl

` ‘ g _ _ weight. The seamn from thetirst was _seasonand thnsto introduce ‘a shorter: Y I’ _ _ V A 1 @_ _ __ g

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