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TERRIFIC HURRICANE5 uiwll nsuli LONDN .N GTEAT LAKES HlPP|lYill-lil
ed to Employees Costing
' _ ity of Old Custom _ Shipping' and Lives Lost. _ ' $0,000,000 /l,,,,,,,||y_
_ (Canadian Press 1 ‘ l. = Y' -~-~ - - . 1.oNnoN Nov 10 -slr)'r vonsl- ggothgaifmago dzdlfadled a triumph ` (Canadian PM-88') - (gunman Hess)
' ' ' .- -- - l e." escrlbed ou the
tart Bowater to-day was installed title page in.; congempomry amount __ _: _ V.
LUN! MBYUI' 01 U10 City of London of it as "solemnity unparalleled for I -'
with all the solemuity and display cost and magnificence ”' The whole ‘ the ““°i°¥lt °\lif0m demands. The|was a triumph of reuhited Britannia » ` “5““1f°1'm°~uti°l having been carried There were 165 Sir John Swinuer- Oilt at Guildlhhll, the new Lord May- tous in the procession-in 1612 The f ` 01'- B°°°m'P*”l°d by llii Pl'°d¢°¢BB0l‘. maslluc was given at Redding to ce- Sllllflffv. Hldermen and councillors of labrste the marriage of Count Pala-
the City of Loudon, went lu old-time une with Lady Ellzuueth in isis (C .Tp °°5t‘°”“°5 t0 W9 IP-W °0UI`tB where the Himatin. Poleos in 1614 and Chrys: l,0Nl)0'N nn; an 1103?, B tl h oath was administered by the`uew nnallm, ]_l.;l0_ ’ Fowl Off". ‘ave utmfi gi tl; I-Ord Chi" J“°l7i¢¢. Sli' RUNS 198808. In addition to the seventeenth ceu- at tes-irént tlflwl ll? :Fai lhzfl if! “'h° b°1°“5° t° 'a family 1°' “"5 fury page und show were included de- trhth l th the ol-2 dlcsl Ml) S Eh otwth) D!`0U1il10Dt in the businesi and 0iVi1-tachruents of soldiers and sailors in Japsnclde (govegnmeht lliilisuglieelr is
M,,I?,:;s fgoége c¥‘;'y0l_,s sho‘w_ with uniforms of the period of Waterloo 00m'm\l{_\i°I1_f;_i_:1n With the B;il1iBl;GOV- wlllch we pllgl-lmag, to the connnes and Trafalgar in compliment to the ,iifmei 1:: Aalv “Tw to t °A°iur°g“` “one square mile" was accompanied, LUN! Mayor who had ancestors in un 0 e ng E' apnnese ance'
was a reproduction of the show iust both battles, ` T0K10_ l_\;,,,,_ 10_Th,, suggestion
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Ailiance with Great Britain is reglard- ed here as groundlcss.
___ ‘ , when he was found guilty 0| rewiv. tion of Councillor Campbell, all the
(0=“udlu11 Prem) ' Lawns nm. ‘Nov loin - “ 'llfmaffed “B “ls” the R°°°'d"» 5*” H°“°f K'
(Canadian Press
terday was lu the centre of what of-
lived controversy between the rail-
TORONTO, Nov. 10-Toronto yes NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The long-
’ ' ' roads of the east and their conduc-
ficials at the meteorological conserva- tory described as one of the most renounced stormsl on record Add-
P ' - ing that local records go back as far
as the year 1840. Hurricanes raged during the day over the Upper Lakes but there was comparatively little wind here, due to this city being in "calm area," in the precise middle of the disturbance. There is however, plenty of wind today. As the storm
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(Canadian Press.) _ NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Daniel
O'Rei1ly whose connection with the celebrated murder trials made him
tors and trainmeu over the latter's demands for more pay ended tonight when the employes granted an increase in wages averaging seven per cent. and totalling about $6,000,- 000 annually, about half what they wanted from October lst last, and effective for one year.
One hundred thousand men will
share in the increase.
°°“t"° m°Ve“ "~“'aY from T°1`°nt°» one of the best known criminal law- "`*""’*"
yest.crday's thirty miie breeze will rapidly increase to a sixty, mile an nour hurricanes and the air will turn bitterly cold. Rain has stopped but there are frequent snow flurries.
PORT HURON, Nov. 10-A large
steel. freighter, overturned, was found floating in Luke Huron today._ The name of the vessel ‘is not known, It is thought she was abandoned dur- ing the hurricane.
yers in the country, is dead at his homo 10 West 130th Street. _
His death was caused by a compli-
He leaves his wife and four chil-
dren. -
Among the celebrated murder cases
for the defence were Nan Patterson,
Y a
viscd in scores of other cases. His career as a lawyer ended in 1911
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cation of diseases ill which long
standing heart trouble was the most serious.
A number of matters of uo parti-
in whlm Danlel (ygcllly was counsel cular importance were considered at
the monthly meeting of the City
and the Thaw ll-l0lg_ 0'Relll l, 0 adn Council which was held last ui h un-
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der the presidency of the Mayor, His Worship C. L'yons. With the excep-
ing stolen goods and sent to prison members of the Council were present-
CONCORD, NOV. 10-The motion tg ‘ ' ` n armed ' » _ .-_--_---- J, Martin' the Health 0fIi¢gl~ of thé
dismiss the Hubeas Corpus proceed- gxlgd tg:,Tte';h90“g,'Y;;teg Slgiestglev' Cit '
ing instituted h the counse ‘ g ‘ ay
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y 1 £01- 1 _ d , I- E Clerk, Mr. W. W. Clarke.
Harry K' Thaw' .was med Y” the Un’ sighted lEhl‘(i<a!l\iI1oI$;drev§‘ mshdczgedogf I.OND0?§lCun8b?d3'? Il0'f;°i)r Richard ' After the reading and connrmation ited States District Court today by fthe. mtter having mutiaied W the Solemom Ijligh Commissioner in L0n_ of the minutes of the previous meet-
Bernard Jacobs one of the legal re- ‘ _ mg, the confirmation of a number of prcsentstives of the State of New ,high seas' . don for Union Suuth Amen’ (hed to accounts that had bec
_ h _ _ _ _ V il paid and of
York. No reasons for the desired ae-. l‘ W en ix hgndre1,:1.m1:Es at sea' on R day' aged 63 Re|at|0nS Between Umtgd another lot. for payment sever l
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tion accompanied the motion The gfysiiinizd antlerémglecgggsefrevgsg comnlunicatlous were laid before the H°""“°f ‘"1 Su*“"1" h°"°f<=<1 i ° mote. in uni. uno... nu on rom- States and Mexico Stramed -_ <-‘°uu°-1
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requisition for extradition and the ' Y D _ _ Mr. S. P. Gerow, of St. John the case was automatically transferred tq 332,50 \?gk:e£1;n ,gf c§het(;cl€,‘g§W‘::; _ Nea|‘|_y to Breaklngl (Canadian Press.) representative of the Lu. Frauce’Fire the Federal courts ‘for action on the' ` ` SARNIA Ont Nov 10-Three men En ine Co Ltd of E m
given _ . ., . g ., ., 1 fra, N. Y.,
Hausa; Col-pug p0l;lt»l0n_ ‘ ~ _ [ were killed and at least one person wrote in connection with the Coun-
- _ ' L ”'_ inlurtd in a freight wreck today on eil’s proposal to acquire a. chemical
the Grand Trunk Pacific, near Wan fire engine, drawing the attention to
MEXICO CITY Nov 10 -Govern stead The accident occurred in the machines manufactured by the
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‘C"'"1d"“‘ Press) the people of Mexico realize that the -*---_-' that B. Combination chemical and
S‘*UL'1` STE MP-“IE NOV 1°*Th° relations between thi.. country ann use uuseu would be s very suitable nssen er steamer Huronlc of the
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“F Nmthern Nav ation Com an was the United States are strained al nil er the Louucll
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8lnnl\Bl'.`Be!!l0n`o'f` the .G_lJl§`i“ce.l. ,missioner of A riculture, has just__re-
Ul SUTEOOIIB in N0l‘th Amer- 'turned from `0%tawa,.where` he spent
opened in thi! City £0118-Y, and a couple of weeks discussing with the continue through the week. Near-4 Minister of Agriculture and the heads
3,500 surgeons from all sections of the several technical branches of thc United States and Oanada,and agriculture important-features of the number from Europe, are to glro agricultural work bciugdone in this , _ _ 3 _ _ _ Ga & 'sion
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and cure of cancer. Professor in which the agreement in connection ___
tion is not 'dangorousi
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_ ¢1I’lV€“ “E"'~“-mil _*lt White Fish B371 15°' i;o?Jel~l1(;ps ‘hgordxanoiuwtlllre eigtire ire? Sun gave notice that they wouldyvu-
”""” _ _ _ _ _ . . » _-5- _ _ ` M118-Y_~i“r 8-l"9’~'§`1.1?i° S019- Thi’ Qui?-, is' Ilublic ,~ who. .knows ,» .go-plghl~,,»whe,t ~ -- ~- ~ ‘J = _ ' ` *cate *tflcfi*“‘sta`lls'in the Market on or H-Lo, N.9".l.}°»"*'1`il9.» -H011 Murdock- McKinnon; the Com- f°®§¥1=iB"‘Qv. .°iff'°“d” °“!!l‘f °“d'\‘@1"_`P°Bi- nohin con will 00 tomorrow, 1 . _ after aoth Novemhe hu oula
W g I , _ _ I r, t sh the John Lind himself, who represents ~ city see fit to extend their time until
the president of the U_-nited States, is ' ' ' the end of December they would cou-
ignornnt of the intentions of his ...__ Sider the matter.
chief, and if General Huerta is aux- lf-,,,,,a,}l,._,, pr,.B,,_) From Messrs. Saunders, Newsome tous at all regarding what may de- ponriniyp lunlno, Nov, 10-'rho -it C0- wus read a letter applying for
VGIOP he (1098 D011 betmy it A1 refusal of steanlshlp agents to grant 31° BPM” to be V9»°'~l-Wd by MCSSFS
_ -----_-_-- ‘ ' h k t ing is coénected with the live sl-_Mk ligation, _ A1; thg Afmerican embassy it is re
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though he has sent to the diploma the demands of the Portland long Y . and Stating their pre-l
on the progress lu surgery province tic representatives of the foreign ua- shoremen for an increase of five cents I’9»l‘@dl10SS t0 PHY the Home rest as U10 Past F9013 13991509 °0“f"l`1“E with H001 M - -___ tions li note, which, in effect, is a de- an lmur resulted ln 0, st;-lke today the present occupiers are paying.
W. Arbuthnot Lane of Loudon Burrell on vital matters of organize- ((~_,,,_,a,ll,,,,, p,.eB,,_) nance of Washington, he was 001,591. The Longshm-emen had been eng,-lg. Both letters were refer;-00 to the be’ 0"* 01 th°`BP°“k°"5 t°m°"' tion of the ‘V°"k here' the C°mmi5' DUBLIN, Nov/ 10-The death oc- cuous lu the cafes about town long ed to unload the steamer Appenlne Recorder and the Market Committee,
120 |18 f0ll0WB'~`1 by Dr- Bloner discussed with ‘U10 Minister the currefi today of Samuel Hussey, the after the midnight hour, and to-day'which arrived from Chatham, N. B., on the motion of Councillor McKen-
J- P5t°"5°“ 0' L°“d°“ alla expenditure ofthe Federal grant fm notorious land agent who was the indulged in relaxation in the compa-Iwllll pulp w00d_ They lellftlle vessel na, seconded by Councillor Riley. John B. Deaver of Philadelphia. agriculture in this province, and the leading fiiiure throughout the land uy of his military friends. when their demand was refused. The Cl1&I‘10U’»€t0Wl1 Light Md POW- Wednesday night meaung Wm be H°"» Mr- ‘3“"`el1 "Pressed himself “sl agitation when Ireland was most In his formal statement to the dip- 9l` G0- WTOKG With FBBI-l€Cf»_t0 U18 F0-
over -to the discussion of the being well satisfied with the manner turbulent ln tlw early elgl,tlos_ lomats, goneml Hnerm Bald that lt, “” lnoval of nn incandescent light to the
` ' w s now foreseen that the recent hl' gel-val-50”, corner of Villa street and Greenfield
Ol Fl`°ib\\i‘Z» GBFIHBUY. Will With 910 gflillt WHS being °9'"`1°d°“t- IMPROVE THE QUA1 ITY clzctlons were null, as too few pre- thl$»lr?0lrf,i,I<;u‘;£;:-egged a an vlew that Avenue from its present position in
Drogljamme, which includes The Minister was also satisfied with OF LIVE STOCK dats had participated in the voting .this Waiting policy would not be com villa street somewhat below the cop by DT- R°°W°u Park °f Hui' tha “Pint 1" Whwh his 9°h°m° fm' ' and that therefore the new cougress.tln,,ed 10,. many dBy5_ It is known ner; they stated that the edectiug of
D15 Wlmlml J- MBY° °f R0'-ll" C109" °°`°l°°f“ti°“ between th” Fed' AMHERST November 9_1-l W would annul the elections. New here that he has recommended that the Change W0U1d 00912 the C0uDCil$5~ Mimi-1 and Uthefs- \ emi and WWI d°Pm`tm°“t° of ag“` G,-_,mln M 'L A for the 00000, of elections would then be called and he all dlpl0ma1;i0,neg01;la1;l0ns wlth Mex- This communication was referred to`
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C\11t‘\f2 1185 U00" fake" “P- . . y géh l l tl, t lvl Cy _ would continue his Program of paci-'ice be terminated U19 Light C°mmiff0°- The head ofthe Ottawa live sibck ‘“°m°“ B ” ° °wn' r' mn ` _
brunch is Pllmsed with t 9 W9" tha b h f tl, d lg 0 f, l lmll- More uneasiness is apparent at the gal-ded as logical that Washington, CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION,
is being dm” .in this pr°vi“c° in this `td£:;\cOt‘tawae arfdnih To; bllyihérpure American embassy U18” at the lm* perhaps to-morrow, will furnish vital
_ direction by its representative. Mr. bred' mms mid boats from the var- tional palace. At the palace the l10ve10pm0hti-yin the relations between From Mrs. Elizabeth McLeod, of 67
0 T' A' Baum’ Mr' Brown' whoa: in ions farmers throughout the maritime opinion was freely expressed, not in- the twc countries. This assumption Prince Street. B letter WHS read ill
direct cha;-ge of th;[so;;;:1inw(R,ih :Eg provinces. The live stock branch pro- _frequently accompanied by 806811, is based on the Washington note to which she stated that she had twice
came as. ar. as d th h poses to land these pure bred rams that the United States would never (,l0llnl-nl Huong, ln which Hllarta. is slipped and fallen on the bouucil’s _ _ _
to a
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C0mmi55‘°“°|`- an t°5° er t ey in ll -ai t i Mexico. . s ured that refusal to comply with side-walks, once through a rotten
VBBGU i“9°f“°“l“ tervmwed °°m° °' the leading egg iidtllizggilfvilstidtdatsllehiszciitfdiagf nil;-.velllsudllis fully cognizant of the Sha American demands will result in Plank, and on the other occasion limit °°°°mP““Y and D°“ltry dealers there with re' ten or more members and make ap- delicate situation and awaits with President Wilson applying to congress flU‘0\18l1 ‘ the Steep finish OI the Side- °h"U° tW°°W'nv° gum to uw market ‘or th-one Opto- plication to the Dominion live stock keen interest word from President for power to use sterner methods and “ZBJK Ht the COFDGY Of PUDCG and
ducts. The information they obtained commissioners Wllson and Secretary Bryan, but to- the threat to place a time limit on Sydney streets; sustaining first a “h°“'°d that the" is an “numited Mr. Curuiuriu just uturtius out Ou day he received Oulv ussureuses that Huernrs continuance' in omce. ‘ sprained ankle and bruises and ulter- ma1ik\;tg10_;‘s°§_l‘§° gggerlxl 8f;¢:_*;‘l’€`;°‘;\; his tom. Inv" the provinces and he the ‘pl-esldeul; was lnterostad in cer- - -_-_i--- wagds severe injtury to herdlcfti clze 5° ° , t. t i d 1 t d a request for M' d' L'ni nt cur Distemper. M1 Our. D9C9B5i at-IDE me CU 8 - mB_‘lI\tBlll€\'l. but BUY 10W°l`in§ 0! the made Anfhsnt mu? farting Pom - R n eve opmeu 8 an ______ ___________ _ ? _ 1 nf______f?_"__"_____ tendance. She asked the Council in qilillity Will <1-`93‘l“5 in f-11° nunket go' """" “"f'*““""“’.’:" """ """"""""""`"""'“""""'A'A'A'A"`""“"'A""""'A'"_"'""""`""'"f""w"" """"" "W consequence tg make her soma mon- ing d°“'3° IP fact the m‘.u°9'ti°"° are - " ctary reparation. stating that she that this time next Year. all condi- had been urged to ..pr0Beww but 101119 beingvfm’ §q“;iléh'£°t§:-"°°th§;, ‘ _ .____. . _ »- ' _ ' - would prefer a. more quiet settle- c rc e eggs e f _ ' mentp __ are “"W» 5° Pe'-‘°‘° arxbegmning Us .0 _ .` * ' ' Q On the motion of Councillor Mc- :ir °l.§l':.i"u*i.;i.:.;°°.zi=°i.::. 0 ~ ,gy -lo
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nfiuyn 1;m=e=»l;1_-;5__§1;_-_lg 555-£3; its hllurements-The Fox Business-- the Tourist Trude ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,.,,,,, ,O ,,,. ...___
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Ontario and Quebec, but the circles _ _ __ _ ' c A deed was Buhmittem setting out here are k°°Pl_"s up “wif °\;PP1Yt;°f 1. ‘ 1 - ~ I 1 - - . ~ ”'”`“*""`-‘ the gift by Mr. one Mrs. A. n. wor- better than the circles in t e o er h t t th C ,men f ,eco 0,
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*-“'° l“`°““°°“' It W” “ls” “'°°rt'“n`. Mr. S. J. Nestor, City 'i‘icket,~John I visited the extensive elevator'conditiou when I visited it, due to lglgdolin (gba ‘Z-Jhailottetgwna Common ed that there is, too an unlimited ' tl, k ' ll; l ll
C ~ ' 1 A t I th I. C. R. and the P. l0.<n.t present under construction -at ree wee s very svy ru n, whic t th d I th G anon street near
Vgwl? mark” 1°' high`°l°”'7’°“R‘ry’ at “_ Lml? act Quzbec City, and who visit-' West Bt. 'John. I might_ say in P\'H¢fl¢Bl1y l‘°lld¢\`¢d the IS1BHd'9 iaflih 3,, Milgxay 01-larl?0n;F llne of the P,E. Master nluueratlve prices. The work along Gamba Multlme pyovlmgeg rocenglnispsaklng of St. John, that tue citi- produce a total loss to the farmer, L railway
of Bt experience, this um Wm b° pushed- “th gr°°"'°r has iveu the following interview to ‘pens ofthat city are complaining and would give a visitor a poor im- Councmél. Riley suggested that the
studio,
Bro’ Kent sh 00°F!! ill U11! l§1'°Vi|1¢Q d\“`|“K thi’ th, avonlq Tologrmi of that City. bitterly about the proposed docking pressicn on first setting foot on the matter ought to be ,Glen-ed to the
‘ 25G4_n_8m3i comin!! B°°B°D. BUG l>l‘0PI§l`B¢1°““ B” I1; will be noted that he dwells parti- uf the O. P. R. Empresses at Halifax island, yet nevertheless one can ap- .City surveyor for mvestlgatlon and
_ _ f -- \>°i“K m“d° t° M" *H tm’ °"°l°'. cularly on his trip to the Island, its this winter. In their protest they precfate the fact that during the report to the Council at ,ts next 01“ARL°'I'rET°wN BOWLING An' egg' °°“'“°d b°'°"° th” 1"" nm fox business and its possibilities for evidently stand alone, as all others mouths of July and August, when meeting as they wanted to make sul-o
lun. HIIKGW 'B\\u‘“°¢ B“°°"‘°“t' D1‘0V1l1°°- - touflst trade. favor Halifax as the best port from everything is in verdure, it would be that thév were not taking Ove, B P001 R001!!! ik °°n“°°“°“- 01”” In his i“*<°fV1°W Wm* MY' G' H' "I tlloro hl e joyed trip and a business point of view and the an ideal location for a visitor wish' hit .1`. h t. I-I f ily m ved Modern,f Comfortable. Open from Clark. the head of the seed branch at I can my _ugmzirnam :gm nam,” mo” advantageous fm__p,.ampt dm ,ng to dm” au the enioyment of 8 w e l- :xp :nM _ e éirma la d
t thi . M u co e .
10 I- lu- ‘md 11 \’~ '“~ 132'” “"7 0¢¢°“"*» *lm nf°'§‘l‘:‘;*;§‘éf;‘:’ °‘,°“{,‘§‘§§ than ever that the Maritime ptoviu- lssteh of the mans. 1h souls; new vocation. 'rho advantages one the “fm ,,f’c°m",fmn 'wBB°mf.,.§§', “° “
“|111 Cl" “ll hi" 5 5° that it 1° °' ` f t f int est i forced concrete piers and wbarves alluremsnts of the Island are such ` C lu ' ,W lk _
__ - nsz-10-11ml. department to tulle Mr. . Lehochoul-, §§§'w“§f:’ °“ um. ° °' ' 3-onllhnor construction, and new lm- that I cannot adequately sesorlhe suf:’,§‘nd;',‘,°‘,§’“Cf,’fmc,‘{’,‘f,“,° ‘§§,,g,,§ “Q8
FOl0EB.- A CHANCE its represeutatlw ill tm’ pr°vm°°"td ‘_‘Cln U17 Y-UP' f»\“‘°\lElv the Pro-'lil\¥1`3_U0'¥1 bllildml* which Wm 31" "h°“'\- ¢° 4° mu i“°“°°'" City Clerk was instructed to call for
. hhol d < d. Ottawa f°-' il" "i“*°'- ""1 *° ““°°“ te t 2 no 1 mm a tio hen complet- uwhuo we ore touting oi charlotte U
mr B wwf-kpufiou ol' alsocoa 'few sh; to the staff of that department vm". 1 cowrata lgti an tn J dan Tdufoi glizoincrgaru ndevns ds of that town ” continued Mr. Nestor, " e t°°d°" for pun" 1°’ the P° ce
s few du ' h ' l ` miles-'and vlli o . S . I' _ » ` fi K ._ ll . 1" Force. erlhf 'iumltd' `5“‘°'- All young tdmklve hon the opportunity of oxk l-islllox, synhoy, raises soy, one tht port." _ me soy that the whole topic on the
stoek or brtidsrln PFW” *`°“°“ .¢°°di“¢ hi! k11°W1°‘|l° °f th’ "°' .Garden V of the uif, as Chai-luttsil ‘But let me tell you something of Island is the silver fox ranching in CITY SURVEYOWS REP0R.1._
able for dlillknlllli- AMTGII 0|* 'thief il Mill! 00110 U1 *M WP"-51 W mmlf p_,, 10,' I., is known, with the the scenic part of my trip. The dustry. This is certainly bound to
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in l li esteem. N. B the mem' 0*. “"1 ¥°"°*“““°“' °‘“° ls of incl-mill tourist t vol to scenery from nailing to sydney par become one 0 e sr u M _ _ ,»_ Nl l, l _ ll, ole s _
°“" f"“ ° ’ assi-ii-elusive no ue-him to oem on his work oven ;’hl.‘£?p°,n¢5 “fm the mfg,” nitlcmrly ,mm the nom whale the 0, the ,,,,,,,,,,_.. f ~» t° ° S0" ° Y _ “f
the Encyclopedia Brits.nni°l_»- “inf-ll seamen. 1| to as duwwl ui 5 I*
. ‘ ‘ chan tts- t';2..‘,ftP..“‘l‘.‘»’.l -.-‘.:i‘».i"3i.'.... ..,.° . whwl.-or ifu\=\1~;:§0;»rs 9° -°hv1f°
this valuable w at ll e¢u\1lu°-
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uias'flff»`r.inlullf»iu’ ‘oem mnhemu-.~
H. Rlsdale. was unlo
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X`lrUl_,1, swf' IIS gVOLUME8») OF MON lllcceisfully in tha 1:1104- ,_ the Quebec ofllce this summer bas'trafn skirts the shores of the besuti- "Yes, the Garden of the Gulf is quired of mm by law 0, the pep
5"- ""K‘““°” vm" t ° "P" bile th best in the ‘history of the'ful Bras »i0r Lake is somethin! bound to iu¢l‘°8B° in f0\“’\°*' ¢\"Bm°- 0 0 ld lk l ls 0 w
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Putting Prestige and Position Behind Him Rather Than
Involve Mexico in_Ca|amitl/-
(Canadian Press)
PARIS, Nov. 10.-General Poribro
Diaz hns advised Huerta to retire from the presidency of Mexico.
Two friends of Diaz, each acting
separately, sent telegralns last week to Huerta to this effect.
In considering the present situation
between Mexico an'd the United States, Diaz said it was not a ques- tion- whether Huerta was the best man for the position but s question of patriotism. He conuselled Huerta to put prestige and position behind him rather than involve Mexico in calamity. Diaz has hitherto refused to take part in thc discussion of Mexican affairs and only does so fu realization of the gravity of the sit- llnfion.
(Canadian Press.)
MEXICO CITY, NOV. `10-Gellérill
I-Iucrta‘u declaration to the diploma- tic corps last Saturday night when the Provisional President indicated that he would retain his office until the holdilll.; of u new election is meet- ing with great favor throllghout the country.
EUNCUSSIUN Ili THE Hllilll
(Cnnndisn Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 10-Miss Zellie Em-
erson, the American suifragette from Jackson, Mich., is lying seriously ill from concussion of the brain as a re- sultof injuries received during the riots at the Bow Baths in the East
end of London on November 5.
cents per lineal foot; the number of square feet being 45,189, at an aver- age of 19.043 per square foot.
Mr. lliley moved, and Mr. McKen-
na seconded, that the report be ra- ceived and confirmed, and that the City Clerk render to each person in front of whose property walks had been laid down a. statement. et the cost of the same as chargeable to each person; that the a ment of mm; honor such ¢osc~ise’rei;u§'__sE‘£li_'lji'&lir'éfe equal payments, the on 20th
December next,_ the secdpd on the some note in 1914, and the time nba final payment ou 20th Dec., 1915, with a discount of five per cent. to any person paying the whole amount of such account before 20th Decem- ber next.
The motion was carried, Mr. McNeviu moved, Mr. Walker
seconded and, it was agreed to, that an incandescent light be placed at the corner of Spring Park road and McGill avenue, the mover stating that the people in that locality were asking for the light.
Councillor Walker brought up the
matter of repairs to the sidewslk__ at Grlebar and Gerald streets, and it was decided that the City Surveyor
should attend to ft.
The Council then rose.
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“Miss Daisy Rudge, Manufactu.rer_
of fine hair goods; also Wigwneiilg. 171. Great George St.
2508-11-51st1md.
“llcmcmhcr the lecture by Mr. J.
Wesley Frost. A trout in store for those who will be present st Hearts llirrmorial Hall tonight. 2605.
"The loyal circle of the King"»
Daughters will hold their annual Isle and tes in St. Poul's Parish Hall, on Thursday at 3 o‘clock. React" the date. 2604.
"Don fail to see the football match etween St. Duustau's and Bt. Fron- ln Xavieron Wednesday st 8 p. m. t the A.A.A.A. grounds. Admlllml 5c. and 15c. 2598-11-IIMM.
*°Don‘t miss the Zion Church cou-
cert on Thursday evening. An exslllf cut program has been prepll-red. The "'l‘sblesu-Reading” '1‘euny\on'I "Dream of Fair Women" is ln Osbor- lnlly onloyahle feature. 2601.
N903'
'°\'ou'll enjoy the games of Indoor
baseball at the Armorial. 01:21' play, with lots of funny lmppeui - Siguallers and Gunners 3. N0o'l 8 and Gunners No. 4. Games at 7.80 Admission 10c. 257!-11-10mli.
“ith-H. B. C. G. A. Indqof Bill-
bsll League. Two Game! Drill Shed Monday night at 7.30. Bi¢llAllUl'¢ Ui Gunners No. 8. NCos. B alll Gun- ners No. 4. Admission ~1lle.
251!-11-lllmli.
"At the Zion Church concert Thursday evening ln addition to mer
ical selection and rcadin heat talent there will _ 1
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