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Special to The Guardian Special to The Guardian. ' ’, LONDON Nov az-Premier A 973 S°V°l'°'l l'"i\"'°‘l 7f°°P5 LONDON Nev zz -wm lvl 1

iiotuble Soclc_l in i l_.......... '.n....'......... L ' ' ° ' - - » ° *‘*'

<1 y po t ni ken of Canada will be the Unionist

l ~ l . tres of the Su-ffragettes and in the culled aut candidate ln Ashton-under-Lyire I i

B|"00k_ll[|8 _ Commons teddy announced that ii he _ 'nick

" *Ill 5? Q - till in power at next session the 7 I i ` knownto have political aspirations.;

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` ' ‘_ ‘_ " 1 Government would give facilities for He has been s large -figure in gh,

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__ the consideration of a woman s fran- If;’FT; G“°fdli_l;_- financial world and has been most, _

ell DBS not heretofore been

wass *“'

` ' chise bill, so framed as to admit of » '°"- 22~ he ‘1l“°1`d°l`l successful,

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of the Philadelphia General ° “mm”

lace in th* Uma" at Oli” mor i _i th ‘_ fire this gmas|,e_\,, by the g,,f|r,,getrer,_ keeping signal men prisoners while *___ OTTAWA, Nov. 22-The Conserv

of St. Mary _of the Assump- B ln DEI n e warehouse of Martin, this was going on, and have othreat- ' - l tives held a caucus and thc re-organ- board to rescue Rose Gardner a

in Brookline today. when Hon. _ iota "inf V_l_fiyn;ew. wholesale _dr\_lg- . ~ mad other ___utmgeS_ , _ _ rumor, or the Opposition .whips made passenger who had been swépt on hu

_(_ Mcblichol of Philadelphia, Sena- E203, prilc en ly gutted the building, _ _ -' _ _ _ . Them was a heme conmct last nigh” , ' _ by Mr. Borden was confirmed. deck by a gigantic wave." `

_md Republ,mn1m_der._ ,md M133 ss o about $200,000. Supposed ,‘ _ _ .between the Hours Bad police at -_ _ r A number of committees were from- Mcllall was never seenagsln and

Dunanu icrinerl heed t° have Sllsfted from combustion oi ' I . - ed t 'desi with ch lr i ~- »

MUTE ~ » - Ton pand , which was not' ue ed un- _0 e wor o the ses was probably rendered uncvfiacigitbbiy'

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FHUM SSIUE STATIUN Y Y Q “

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~ til the troops were summoned. .__._ '- sion'

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rirnl. were \\nit°<l 1" mafflakf- ' Several ,,,,r,c,,m,,,, were severely ,,,_ - r '---'~°--

use Donahue is a native of Prince _ 1"red_ _ LAREDO, Texas, Nov. 21-The situ-. N

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Sl MAYUH DE T

free amendmmrt in connection with the strike of the He makes his home in Montreal

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l to The Glrardian. ___ _ __ ‘ -; A hundred Suffragettes were arrest- _Y_4;l5_l_leco cl_»ll_ieries_ in Rhondda Valley but W" bam rr, _ _N_ewcastr°_ N_ B” ~ _

spew N 22_An mt “_gt_ _ ed today in the vicinity oi Downing m “5 5" mls- May, 1879 and about live years ago __

_p0STON, _ov.l _ B on Special to Th Gu my _ Stre-,L _ _ The rioters have attacked the hous- rnarrred A daughter or General D`_u__

,.1 wedding with U lf;;l°l1 Pl ;°\'1;:»“'_=f’ WINNIPEGe Noi; ?2“'A A window of Asqnithfs taxicah was es _of the ofllcials, held up trains, ry_ - Special to The Guardian.

took D » - ' ' '

Island and a number of for Special from Guardian Branch _.___ Btwn in Mexico appears 1; be new-,nn V _

an ofllrial inspection nl the houpi- 1"’ ‘lent t° _the M“y°' _of R°"‘° l"°' vince lost a parcel containing a valu-

testmg against his 5!1tl'R0!¥lH\’\ CND- able overcoat, during the time lic

--_----- olic utterance was paid out of the Wdlkell U0!!! 0110 11001' C0 'the Other _city iunde,. which, wee illegal. 1" the Waiting f°°ln- He WHS away

gum t his parcel less an wo minutes h claim

GRAHMAE-WHITE TAKES 1,, ,, ,,,,,, , 0 " ”

nosrou socim ouii. who... 5.. 20.32” ".‘.'.’.i.“"i.'1.“.?.nl"’.§‘3

mentions the name of a young man

of whom he has suspicion, this young

' man having been in the store when

lm t th b d or Ed ,.1 waiting room when the goods were

ues Dn 9 0 y WB-I Eleanor Sears, of Boston d M WHS resumed eat 10 °,°l°°k Violet Rldgway well kno'w:uin sd: lhiizwliididl W: thelbe twhen the man

. h . b - _ _ » e pare s, u was not there

;;:`"t',?§‘wl;I_i ;°;(gl;)$wnel;§o98€§_ rety here and in New York, were pas- when t-he loss was discovered. The

li L. Dennison, K.c. seversnsengers or claude Grahame-white in .R“"“’“Y “’““l“g ’°°’“'1“ summefsld"

were examined this morn- his Farman biplane 'n flights made is tmed every evening with a crowd

mcludin DL Jones and Dt } of loafers, people who have no busi-

g_ ’ 'C059-y 8-t the meet Of the A6l`0 Club ness-there at all and _althoughthe

medlcai men had caremu “_ of Pennsylvania, railway stall at Summerside include a

Y . » . ' '

the dccomposad body_ They Clifford B. Harmon, the amateur Eolgfmag Y? this '£10181 “bordered

no bones broken about the flyer, also made his first flights here ho die 3 ar or O e fare ow-9 to

' an _e aggage or frelg t instead of

ciiiletirsemlillijckagiitld:\lidadouu;%xr‘:l(% Mr' Harmlm took “P Samllel King. keeping the waiting room and plat-

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through thnbones 0, the ekulr the veteran balloonist, for a short ;_<;r:_r; i_l_ca_r_h<;;__thi3Ou<;;0\;';1toéhigllzfefsé 1°" inches long' and °“ the night' Ideal aviation weather pre” second time of relieving a passen er 0' the head “ l’°l“ *W0 “ml B’ valled ““‘l “"”°P1““°s were 81°” of his parcel ii it could be done wrin- 0Il0 and Olle ll”-lf ln°ll'eFl- all practically the entire afternoon at out being d]g¢0vepe¢1_ A1; this time 0;

°bl°“g' “cbd” hole all the grounds at Point Breeze the year when passenger traffic from

be made by the hea of an axe. _ ‘ _ h _ _,ws 0, ,he ,,,,,,,, were ,,,,,,d,,_ rn eddiuen tc the nights on winch _*be Qgllnsfv mtinns isdet its env

driven completely through into he took the society women as passen- mail; l B mil: -,ge tl? ‘gy do! the

scalp.

two

chairman

Linlrncnt relieves Neuralgla

ra way au orr es o a or ample

Tne Pleceshare still m9ld° EHS. Grahame-White H1500 B t-l`lP l’-0 protection for those waiting in the

T338 :_`_*;ll‘t_‘i_eS*;V‘;_lgl;§pl’s":__1`g League Island in his- biplane and de- evenings for_thei_i;_t_l_;a:_n 3n»dt_i_:be _onéy

would sense dean. ‘°°“°“ “" ““”°”‘°""° “”."“” by H“"' fifpfiewiiriing rim-°u..‘fi pi§&‘lff§ tht; to lglzgrzn Ox' veiy Righgleau; B foul mile moe; CTW of- all who have no business there,

_ §°l` was ef ng' 9 ls ance ln Seve" mnu es especially the suspicious characters

°“'l-‘"5 he fell- H15 ‘lap 5h°W" and forty-six seconds. The English mentioned above. `

cut of the axe which proves he ~ -

surely lrit from behind as he aviator also made E night in hm

along. The open jackniie found Bl°"l°t m°“°Pl““°- - "ILL c0"TEsT WATERWAYS side mi ht '

h bee d

uni of ncciwigllcwnpiglieulii TURKEYS Gi\|_0RE o'r'r.lwA, November 21.-'rue time to open it without us- __ E0V*;_l`“3_\°nt ls _tltklng 9§°P:hl»° lmgle'

r _ _ _ men e provis ons o e wa er- tlT_e\_;_<Z_g‘c_i;;l_l‘;le;h;r_i_;{§e_gl_3a;:__ NEW YORK, November 21 Tur ways treaty by the appointment or B

ii mystery, Keys can go to any price tm’ dealefs joint commission to exercise control

Detective Hnnmhan arrived here on like, tlie_ New York poliC¢'m9“ ‘"0" t over international waters. The min-

Zdclock express and immediat_e_ care, for Commissioner Gropsy an- ister or public works has given n0_

, tl , _ nounced today that through the gen- rice or B resolution to provide 575'- Ort; lc Scene of the tragedy elusltl' 0| an “"k“°W“ don" them 00 0 annually for tli-e salaries of the

ie axe which did the fatal ~ ' “rx reet from the body It 3:11nlittgggeggtxfd*;l:nfh;’h_lgf‘°‘;lfri? commission and salaries operating

I _ ' e D » I g D ` expenses of the staff. No appoint- sl01r¢f§l,?l;(g:-eglregxgaylftlgnfi ".’1m°"' elevator men' doormw’ bed ments, of course, will be made till

Wm, ,,10,,,1 “turns and Stuck up m“k°"‘l~ ,m°'ff°““ “,'_“1 °ha"ll°“"“' to parliament votes the appropriation. han-_ |,,,,.,,,g been thrown down the olfflcilnl greats. Brciinklyré, S53' The new body will take the place of as soon as it wir ull d from en Is am am "mx D0 cem “' ' the existing waterways commission,

3 l’ 9 will have to buy their own turkeys, d at least some of its members

- or go witholit. The gift does not ex- 2:; be rea Drnterr

yesterday Lansdowne gave y

_ _“ tend that far. All told 530 turkeys y pp

MEASURES will be distributed -in lvlennetten, IN HOUSE OF LORDS and the cost to the anonymous ‘donor

*_ will be about $10,000 even, if lic

Nov. 22.-In the Houso br, S wholeaam

ENJOYABLE SOCIAL AN'D

CONCERT AT FORT AUGUSTUS.

The concert and basket social held

that he worrrd move on wed_ MR HOY,I,,q DEATH in St. Pntrick's Hall, Fort Augus- r ' `

euclucicne providing that wlLl. onusrc No DELAY. of opinion on Legislative l

ufhall 1”’ “tiled by H l°l“°‘ wAsHlNG'l*oN Nov. zz. - rrhe

tus, on Friday evening, passed off very successfully. The total amount realized, including contributions from

the two houses exceptrng death of councilfor Hoyt ,Wm not ladies who did not scnd baskets was

matters' which Shan be re' delay negotiations between the

to R referendum' United States and Canada looking

nerd that the 1 d - '

forego thsirogishyim llwt to thc conclusion of a reciprocity

g o rsjec

bm t _ treaty.

My b 5 f’t“kl;“'"§_ Henry Martyn \Hoyt, Councillor

“ '“° “B i tn Department of scare died

by “ lui” commltteg actr hlsehomc in Washington (in Sun-

with the speaker _ it rm _ M _ H t Life." Govemment Wm (|¥1lllYeril(i)lIl‘lli)ic1Ca'iirixllii;wliil'e thtdxyc wifi; Q"“rt°tte°`R°V' A' J' Macdonnm'

accept thi” proposition' lative to the reciprocity negotiations Mm' David Macdonald' Thomas Bm'

$171. The baskets, which realized from $2 to $7 each, were auctioned- by Thomas McNally and Charles Mc- Donald of Mt. Stewart.

The~ program comprised an address

by Rev. Father Allan J. Macdonald, on “Music as a Factor ln Social

*___ but n the United States and that an and William Macdonald

W? Violin Solo-Joseph Macdonald

______________________ ___ ___ ___f'?f'_'f_f¥;_________________________________ Glenroy, accompanied on the organ

""`_"'""'""'"""""""""""""""`"""""""`"` by Mrs. Thos. Began (encored).

Reading (encoi°ed)+Daniel Stewart,

|-00K DN THE BRIGHT SIDE T

_ _ __ _ _ _ Organ Solo-Miss Laura Snowie,

L_, _ ._ 1 ._ __ __ , Clarktown.

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Vocal Solo (eucored)-“l'm the

Man"-Charles Macdonald, Mount

Stewart.

there are who can never see of one who sits wrapped in S\00m Recitation-Miss Margaret--Laverty.

H lies before us gimp dai-knees gleam oi sunshine

‘Wir only ce mound cc pierce the de x eicud that hovers “ml deprives us of perse over them, let us express our sy!" effort and encr well-chosen lines of

' . ur li i A ' , I

hoicckecn or gdihc ii 'ply y ° "ch di in few - "1

g t “dc at “ll~ 'l`l\°y 0l>0nly de- and mournfully declares that- she Violin Solo-Joseph McDonald, shut there is no bright side to|"does not know whatever you will Glenroy.

hives! Could ever _an state-jdo," or “that she aces no way Of rc~ Reading-Daniel Stewart. e more sad? No briggt si`dei lease, the longer she thinks things Recitation-Miss Mary Ellen C'um- of ltr what would-the road ln`ove`r the more aud'gr0nt°r ‘£110 dim- mickey.

vvvfli live be without its brifht culties abs sees yet to come." Solo-Rev. A. J. Macdonald. th" 'if W0nld our homesbcwth- We should -never darken the sad Qusrtette--"Old Oaken Bucket"--

uf °“‘"1y rooms? Brightness hours of those in trouble by 0“\' °Wn Father Macdonald, Mrs. David Mac- °~l10pe-and lnspirsa ndwlth-pessimistic mesnderings. If we can- donald, Thomas Began and William

th°“t‘l Vl*-Slit? to encounter the not find a ray. Ol llkllf '-0 lllllw” MI1¢fl0nll -

lil

r ni A Hot Shot on

reed lui B r ° °"§°mm or by 8 mn nigio 'r ' r ‘

a brlzlrt ';mlle.a:ndn2o‘ii3giii: iie'l'|;‘r:veWiiti\\\ia€ tzezgngroillzingtznd trtyk l l 'Where hpli? il. _iieedeif "thy 'to liispire happiness around us, for-_ _ g f

lnnn is A veritable angeiof

“nd Inspiration.. mr vow "strength for today in su we need. 1 ===i '

ls 0' itself U. charm linst For there never will be a tumor- Reports are cuffint daily aboiif, Ry to trouble and Topps. row; _ people getting _"taken in"/on foreign

0 swdsi;-_nn!g!,, ‘gpg »¢g||¢1¢ For tomorrow will prove but anotb- mail order prbposltlons -.and still

the eatneit wofd of ` sr today "¢l‘°Y bl”-" '

uplifti to one n W it ure of o and of sor

llc ith i y -

'Mrs up _then gg. 'or-é, rowfnnyleas Mins.rd'| Liniment for sale everywhere

plcsv N. s., Nev. 21.-The cor- PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21-Mies tl” .g°°‘l°- 'were P“"°l"‘“‘~’d- l" “ll”

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Special to The Guardian.

SAIGON, French Indo China, Nov.

22-One thousand' ‘persons were drowned and 400 barks were lost dur- ing the flood in the province of Quan- gagnni in Annam.

sciiooi. oliil will

_ iiiws ro oar iuonc - ou $8.009 r irsiui

_ NE_W YORK, Nov. 21-Miss Eugen- ia Ladenburg will not get the $1.7,”- 000 a year without which her mother told the courts last week no girl could be properly finished. Surrogate Jackson, of Hampstead (L. 1.), ruled today that $8,000 a year is plenty for the education of any girl of six- teen and refused to allow Mrs. Lad- enhurg more than that mlich out of the income of $21,000 a year left tire daughter by her faither’s will.

PUBLIC S\'f1l||DLE

NEW voRK,` November; 21-In e

raid so important that Postmaster General Hitchcock himself took cllaige, his inspectors fell on two concerns today, which they charge with swindling the public out of more than $40,000,000 by fraudulent use of the malls. Sheldon H. Burr, presi- dent of Burr brothers; Eugene H. Burr, secretary and treasurer of the firm, and Frank I-1'. Tobey, its vice- president, were arrested in the first raid and held in $20,000 ball each.

The government charges that the

firm sold 'between $40,000,000 and $50,000,000 in 'mining snh oil stocks worth little or nothing. Chas. L. Vaughan, a director of the Contin- ental Wireless Telephone and Tole- graph company, incogporatcd, was taken in the second raid and held in $10,000 ball. Inspectors say his com- pany has sold stock to the amount

of at least $1,000,000, which has brought no return to the investors.

ROYAL BANK DIVIDEND

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MONTREAL, Nov. 21-The Royal

Bank of Canada directors have ao- cording to their recent promise rais- ed tim dividend on the Bankls stock from 11 per cent to 12 per annum. They have just declared a quarterly dividend( paydhle January 3 to share- holders on record December 15.

GREAT YEAR FOR FISHERIES.

OTTAWA, Nov. 22.-The report of

the Fisheries Branch shows that the total value of all dsh products taken by Canadian fishermen during the year was $23,628,169.

This constitutes a record. It is

$4,178,084 ahead of the previous year and $149,607 better than 1905, which was the previous record year. ,

During 'the year I5 fishermen lost

their lives by drowning.

The report shows t c fisheries of

British Columbia as the most pro- ductive of the Dominion, the catch being to the value of $l0.3l4,755.

Other Provinces rank as follows: Nova Scotia $8,081,-111. New Bruns-

wiclf, $4,676,315. Ontario, $2,177,813. Quebsc,'¥1,888,\iB6. 'P. E. island. $1,197,556. Manitoba, $1,003,385. Sgiikatchewan, $178,580. Alberta. ss ,5sz. - _

SIIOHEBS

Special to The Gliirdian. TORONTO, November 23-Moderate to fresh easterly and northerly winds mbstly cloudy and cool with some local showers.

The tqmperature at three o'clock

this morning was twenty-six degrees

ab1§_v°e nero. - lowest ‘temperature recorded yesterday was twenty-sfx degrees a- bode nero and the ighest was thir y-

drg above lip till llnine -p. ln. 'Rho lowest recorded 'the previous night

p inciul people attended thc_ SUMMERSIDE, November 23-. _ _ _ tonight. For the first time in the fli-

. _~ __ _ During the past few weeks sever- _ ` teen years 0( Oper-ati0n_ the leased ;_ _.. _

It was performed by Rev. Father' al of the Sumlmerside merchants have f . L ' ' f 1 Wife 01 "the A5“°°lB~lefl PUSH" l\`0lD .

Rector of the church, ss- - _ » _ been informed by their customers _ _ _ _ _ LBWUO t0 MOH*-€I‘€y Hnll M2500 City ..

by Bev. John McMillan of that their parcels have mysteriously _ was commaudeered t0 lligllf by thu

Edward Island. disappeared from the Railway wait- “Hman E0V¢mm€nt On the Plea of _“_

Mary Donahue, the bride's special to The G d_ ing room while waiting for tnc train . - ' "”ll'1t*“`Y 'leed-

wlls bridesmaid. ua'r ran. ho 1 th, ~ T I _ _ - ‘ _ "*f§‘5E'°"ede,.ar .t e A I -' it _ Special to The Guardian.

Mcuichci _in ure wealthy MoN'ruE.ir., Nov. zz.-A mcvnie me u L.ev'"""g' he “es” ""’ _ ° gr "‘ mc" ma". LoNl>oN o

_ _ii mimi

3_0 City, where it was explained' that

telegraphic facilities 'throughout the night.

Coming as it does after what was

officially reported 'to have been a per- fectly tranquil Sunday, throughout

°Uly by B few _inslcniiicant distur- bances in the smaller places this ac- tl0l1 by the government would ap- pear to lend substance to the rumors of bloody riot. at Zacatecas, Gomez, Palacios and Torreon, the authenti- city of Wlllch ,~had been 'ln doubt. These three important citiesarc situ- ated in a region which has been dis- affected for ,ysars. Gomez, Palcois and Torreon are cit/les' cf about 15,- 000 and 25,000 inhabitants respecti- vely, and are 'four miles apart in the Laguna district of Coahuiia.

CHICAGO, November 21-Three

youthful highwaymen last night shot one hold-up victim to death, fired at two others and 'allowed a fourth man' to go after stripping him of his cash and overcoat. The bandit trio com- mitted the series on the north-west side within the period of an hour, and were seen by half a dozen per- sons.

Following the murder they are be

lieved to have robbed a fifth man.`

Five other recent hold-up shootings

are laid at their door by the police, and within a half hour of the liurder a hundred police h uded by Police In- spector Healey, wzrc searching the north-west side for the desperadoes.

The murdered man, who was about

25 years old and well dressoll, has not been identified.

YIEIGHED Ill POUNDS

CANYONVILLE, Oregon, Nov. 21`--

‘Minnie Pickett, 1.3 years old and weighing onlyl 14 pounds, died today. She is believed to have been the smallest person in thc world for her

BSB.

nuvohurlouisrs

C/lP'l‘Un|!: 'l‘owN

MEXICO CITY, Nov.22.--Gomer

Palacio, rr town of 7000 inhabitantn

and the junction point on the rnu- ‘

way hear Torrion is in the hands oil the Revolutionists.

Railway and telegraph communica-

tion ls cut off with Laredo.

Reports reaching this city are tn

the effect that lighting was renewed in Puebla and that thirty persons were killed. Condensed Advertisement-

(Too late for Olss|idcn_tipn.i_ _

Sfrovss, charm onli. Princess L and Parlor Comfort. One of cach. Fairly good order. Will lull ehfnv- G°°f=e__H~_Te13&>Ll1-_l§l};2ur§ V- .O'"L`l§T,"that desirable residence _F on Upper Hillsboro Street., late- ly occupied by L. H. Beer; Wlevsllon given at once. Apply to T. 'L_ Ait- ken, 7 Upper l-l\illsbo_ro__St_._ _N10-_2d_t_f_. CWMMERCIAL travellers furnished

with board, lodging and teams.

_Glood service. Moderslte charges. ‘Auld & Co. Freetown. 11-23d2wpd.

OOD SALE, by public auction.

on property purchased from Mr.

ai-k,.Monday Nov. 28th., nt one 0'-

ciock. John Pethlck, Kingston. _

_ _ _1.1_'2§.‘!}!F?lP_‘!-____

Ton sALs:. 1 will een hy public

_ auction at the market square in

Charlottetown .on Friday, _Noveniblr 'Q5 at 12 o'clock noon. One horse, col-.

or brown, : yeigs 011;. 'T0g‘I\_D as h t ae. rnes rqu rirso . ° ° ° ' il-zadaiud.

HAVE for sale I few B. P. Rock cocirerals, bred from Mlfltlmb

Provinces champion stock. Beauties. ,Prics‘l3.00 each. To the person whose order reaches me first l will give ab- solutely ‘free one pullet B. P. Rock. ce quiet and sec c pure in-al puliec

T3"5wmN6"beEr-ir§'E`Ail5ys. nndzr _ market. Open lawful daysiah o Qhvgm 1147 “-

was twenty-three above.

Miner-d'| Linimont Guns Dniidrul.

_ _ appearance reported was on Saturday “'39” in N“°.V°lB.f.@'l0 WH# 0l`§l0l‘9¢l C0 '_ nt" Nm” 22"`Th° "0"

who built the Philadelphia flaring made to unseat the Mayor of ewmng rust when Aprominent farm _ _ _ out on the Larédo Omen or .brhe As_ ble between the Western Universit

met the bride while mak- ontreal an the ground that the cable er from the western part of the Pro- I . ;°°l“l{_°d Press" £0 PTB*/ent lHl0l‘Dl8- midi?" Iacglty and thelmedlcal stud

ion eing gleaned from messa' s "1 3' 9 3°" 9-

xging overtthe _wir-e. These instri- A number of the students were sus

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ters cflidfledgrurigllegigghieghidlgf- ”°'"'°d “S “ "5"" °' the ’°°°”‘ “S

turbance.

student body is threatened.

nic ciiuss or WEEE

the greater part of Mexico, ` broken 'CULOSIS IH QHILBREH

--__.

rhalf the children who contract tuber- culosis do so because they are cared for by tuberculosis adults. Dr. Woods Hutchinson and Dr. W. H. Park made this assertion today -in . arguing before the committee on con- gestion of population for consump- tion hospltals and camps.

The total outlay for New York city

they estimated would be $9,000,000

for Plant, with $5,000,000 for main-

tenance the first year.

R0|lE‘S MAYOR LAUGHS

MONTREAL, .November 21-Mayor

Nathan; of Rome, has replied to Mayor Guerin, of Montreal, acknow- ledging the vote `_of cens..re passed upon him by the city council and in

_ cidentially heaping the measure of his

satire upon the Montreal aldermen

for their anxiety to interest them- selves in foreign affairs in connection with the now famous letter to the Pope. The Jewish mayor of the eter- nal city opens by ironically apolog- izing for his previous idea that the Montreal council would investigate before passing a condemnatory vote and goes on :

"They (the Montreal council; stand

alone in over-stepping the bounds of their civic mission ,an-d boldly bes- towing their words of praise or blame without regard to 'internation- al law and customs, to iunctlonaries with whom they have nothing what- ever to do, and who are evidently and utterly indifferent to-their gro- tesque and meddlesornc utterances. 1 can only hope that such exceptional conduct will 'meet with its merited reward and be recorded in your civic annals as an unexnmpled instance oi judgment passed by a self-erected ribunal in default of knowledge. right or common sense.” Mayor Naf1han's spirited letter was

received today, bilt was not present- ed to tnc meeting of the city council. It .is not expected that it will mcet with much consideration when it gets beyond the table stages.

LABOR MEN FAVOR

TECHNICAL TRAINING

CALGARY, Nov. 22.-Resolutions

from the trades and labor councill- declarlng that labor men are unani mously in favor of technical educn ion by the institution of schools or ig-ht classes were handed to Com ission on technical education to

BY-

NEW YORK, »Nov. 21-;p~,my Une.

ISLAHD WEDS A fllllllll ‘BRAVE OPERATOR

is uuul iiuioic Acilori

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Special to The Oilal‘di‘§_:. _ Dicrliolr, Nov. f _-vim, 11,,

steamer Maine was pal-lsink ilhroglh Lake Superior, llobert McCall: ¢,‘\d

a- 22, ir wireless operator, jumped ov.;-.

being dashed against the 91 gh. poet. ' '~'

Mies Gardner was rescued. " ' 4 _.._.é__.___

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Ma_bol_1, superintendent of the pesto hospital for the insane on Ward’s Ts- land. testified today before Commis-

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e government would require all its other' have “UW take” UD their(

'case and a general strike of the wholq'

sioner Fosdick, of the department gf accounts, that in the lart three Wears, idur-ing which he has been superintep- rdcnt, 108 tdis, of 216,000 pounds, of 'meat intended for patients has been stolen. He explained, however, that the patients did not suffer. ' '

Tho exposure of long standing

frauds of such inafznitudc occurred through the arrest last week or :Alm- on Katzensteilr. a refuse collector. who had tire contract to remove the bones and fat from-Ward's island. He is out on bail, specifically charg- ed with the theft of seven barrels of meats and chickens, which, when siz- ed. were found to be thinly covered

_on top with a layer of bones.

.KlN6’S GREETITIGS '[0

. CIHIDNS PREMIER

OTTAWA, Nov. 21.-"I'be' me/seals

King George sent to Sir Wilfrid Laur- ier yesterday is as follows:"- ` "windsor, Nov. zo, left.-*Rc Hou.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier, K. C. M. G., Ot- tawa. ; ~ Please accept .my sincere congratulations on your, seventletb birthday. May you be biemdwnn many more years uf health, 'hind -proll- perity. ` H ' ’ "

(signed) aerosols R. a i.

CRDETS GROfl‘ll|6

OTTAWA, Nov. 21-The Militia

Council Bluebook covering the last fiscal year was tabled in the `I-louse this aftcrnoon. The figures given -as to Cunada's military defenders show a total strength on the permanent force of 192 officers and -1652 rank and fllc. At the Militia cam s last year there were in trdi'\ilng`~'f,904 of- ficers, 7,505 non-commissioned oillcurq, and 26,519 men. I

C 'l_;h€ gteady gi-owtai l_n suiiiberc 'of a e »orps is emp as 'L re- port. At the close df"filigl_i'l§c‘;i‘F5!fb_`ar the numbers of gau9i\t¢d;‘¢3a~¢si; gqgpg had reached 215 with ra-rwcmhip of close on to 15,000_boY§'."' ‘incon- census cf opinion ci .the inspgiting officers goes to show Itbady progress towards efficiency, r The report ol Major¢~~Gentral.- Sir

Percy Lake as Inspector Ge eral, covcringlthe general criticism dl! the troops of the Dominion' will be-pub- lished at a later date.

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OTTAWA, Nov.-22.-'-The sixth an-

nilal ri-.port of the Commissioners of the National Transcontinental ?lUil- way shows that up to the fend "pf the last fiscal year, 'the total e;p\iu- diturc on the road was $7l,918,8!8, for the year; expenditure llI'sl19,- 968, 126. r-

The total grading done to- .March

31, was 1106 miles, while the total track laid was 813 miles, of which mis was main crack 'and 114 miles sidings. - _

uruur-c'n Liniment (June 'Burnl.~&c.

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.SANDY MCLEOD HERE A

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Yesterday Sandy McLeod, 'tho mill-(the noted Harry Lauder, snd»iltwl'l- die weight champion wrestler of Scot-ity-one years old. I-le has liven wreit-

land paid rr ~vcry pleasant call to ling since he was fiftcenfhifthlit 'llhs Guardian. Mr. McLeod arrived time has won his envlabil ~litl‘9r'l\_i| here Monday night from Moncton andlwas conferred on him after artourna-

-ii ‘now in readiness ici- his match on ment in Dundee in nufglrfmty. num-

tornorrow night with Harry Lewis. |petitors pnrtlcipatsd._ _ egm. _gb

Speaking of the contest Mr Mclaod America two months ap and or

‘| r-assed confidence in himself-helexpericpced a defeat un l

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‘vm in peed condition- end he ieitlddy night in Hannon. that the public would be treated to,di-rson, the middleweigbt‘1hNhyi0n-0!

sghipieion oi .wrestling greatly in-the world won in an unlulhoul -

:nuance of anything yet seen hsrmftest by one flil. In 8_1 ~ |i.~‘§f

'lliiis sounds probable too-the msn looking at this, it can hnzgygcldl-

are very evenly matched nl fu- as ed a detest. . His record is a greet

lsfse, wright and 'past records are con- one. ' _u Md, | The public should appreciate the Ennny in n typical Scot. and his portunlty _afforded them by the

r ei,a_naman's bonnet and costume pete ple I Thlltre in-.ilromfiillg I

or nothing. W. R. Qing North ol his splendid pbielque to belt ad- tent between Wiltshire, _ _*_1l-_____d_§l_9j_-__ vantage. He is a hearty and gsnialinoted wrestlers. By their

" ‘ chap in whose personality the quietlmant of this bout it

manners nf A SUD*-l°m°“ “°°\`t *°ll°l11- whether or not it will

selves. egs to witness He was born at Dundee, Scotland twcsnother-man

uvon miie. from un birthplace ellen the wrqugg

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