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WILL 'lilitllll I OFCUNSTARNTNQPLE __ l$SlSSiNlllll I 'CLARK-PHILLIPS CII T

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HHS Challnllgefl- Barry lilr |-|hy¢ ghhthi-ed Lihs of This Morning in Puerta Del ""`_`“"”`”'”""

Forts in Front of _SolNcarthe-_Entryhtolhllin

Three Mile Double Scull

in Toronto '

(Canadian Press)

'roi-ioivro, Nov. iz-name naman “_ " _ iuanrmi, Nov. 12.-The assassins- “-“

de- (Csnhdish pi-ess) \ _tion of Premier Manuel Pardinas took

by ~.(Cnnn<1inn Press) LoNnoN, Nov. 12-Rumors are Pla.” ll* “ll Pa" °l°"°“ thi” '=“°f”‘ (Canadian Press)

sn Englishman named Barry, has _QUFiBE,C, Nov, 12,-Sam Rlohx, current today in Sona that the Bhi_ ing in Puerta Del Sol in front of LONDON, Nov. 12.--The Taunton challenged Barry to ilnd a partner for the pilot _of the Royal George, sent a* gsi-iss si-my has cshthrsd the une of the cook stall at the corner of Car- bye-election which was caused by the ,_ three mile race for the double' sklull Wireless message to the Chronicle to- forts str'1~shs¢_shs_ in from oi Com rcttas street near the entry to the succession of Hon. H. V. W. Peel to

dsy asking the contradiction reports stsntinoplsi sssoi-ding to s news Mllllsfly Of U10 ll1l191`l0- lille PWFBES. Insults!! in the return 0! of the serious~ position oi the sgsnsy dsspstsih Marlin lll"'l'l l°lll` “hols lmm tlll’ fe' Bl? Gilbert Wills (Unionist) by a

his partner. He wane the ,ses ,to vessel und predicting she wonid he The Bulgarian column is sam to volver at close range and three of majority of 285. `. l j inks place in Toronto gay next June afloat at next spring tide 24 to za hsvs ,sschsh sirius Uhsiheediic Us the bullets struck the premier who

of November, _ the sae of Marmom to the south of fell on the sidewalk and died lmme- GREAT FIRE RAGEB

QUEBEC. Nov. 11-It nas new li-,,,,,t,,h,,_ ' distely- iN c.iN'roN. CHINA. ,sins out mst the cs_r,y_ It 1 I 't th t B, 1 The assassin when seized, turned -1 1

s t d

ing oi a. Lantern on the “my usd? G9e:er\;] Teiheedorgingarhsil; ghgdrevolver on himself and has since CANTON, Chinn, Nov, 11.-A ns;-s . f . _ k _t

the Toronto sculler who was fasted on the Themes last month

champlonshfp.

Durnnn will take Geer of Boston os

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DIES ON EVE OF MARRIAGE.

lstry of interior

_ " -uuliiwilis i:llnln|l:iiulsl -inn <=-nn. _. ullls sill

(Canadian Press)

1

ehand ` A C Saunders appeared

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Prisoner lrruigned for Examination'-Yfltntilblls

Testify-Cose Submitted to Supreme Court

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(-Special by l'hione.) the gun- and fire She heard the re-

lSUMMERS1Dl:l Nov. ld.-This fore port and saw the smokn OL-the [un

arraigned for preliminary examine- self fall on John Phill doorstep. ' t_10n OD the iris-l Of SDOOUDE one Clark went around to the bacldoor Robert Philli s with intent to wound of his own house pres ablly to enter

noon Silas Clark, Summerside, was Phillips staggered back let_ him-

. P - el

or of doing other serious bodily in- the h0nse_ .

ury.’ Police Magistrate McQuarrie The next w1¢nsss_,.wss 315,119 Gsi.

opened his court nt 10.30 s. m. The lane, s hoy about. 'sixteen years old, prisoner Clark. came into court at- of st, Tlmoth , L04; 15, . Ho was ‘tended by Police oflicer Steele. A `

working for Pgtl/lips the day 'of the

urge number of spectators were on shooting Hs_¢ss1;insd to sssing 4,,-,gh

as Clark. and Plailll s when the shot was

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BUS'l0N, Nov. 11.-Invitations to St. Laurent beach by a fisherman hssshsd 5s10,iihs_ _ _ fire is raging in the city, A thousand counsel or Clar . Four wi nesses fired from ;|,' gun. The witness was

the wedding of Rev. Ralph A. Stone, pastor of Norwood Baptist chin-oh

lcd to the pilot of the -Royal Gcorge's 1 - _ Marlin ls Bald t0 be ¢l099lY COD' houses, the general postofilce whar- were 9X*"ml’le‘_l- _ mistake. It appears that the fisher- VIENNili()a!I3I*<\>Li»lan1:§i`f%1Lif:; Monhemy nected with the Anarchists. vss and iths his brigade shatihh have! The first witness examined was Dr. time of the sh,,o¢ing_ gisiqs W” in

about iiveieteps from Phillips at the.

and Miss Wanita R. Giles, two weeks msn was visiting his fishery and no ’ d ' (Canadian Press) been destmyed_ The himeh ieaped the _Tanto_n,_ physician in attendance up- his own yard gun in hand.

-hence, were recalled _to-day. Instead of the wedding there will he s [users at Lower Wentworth (N. B.), when Miss Giles formerlv lived.

Miss Giles died at the Homeopa-

thic hospital, where she was studying for a nurse. She had been ill for n

1 tern was swinging. the isst two da S huh h E had n ' fire on the island of Hona . _ _ _

6 The R.oya1'Ge0,.ge was than cami _ . Y B 0 to the United States, learned of the _ l _ _ y

ng Vlslble res“ll5» 9~°°0l"llllg to 5- °°l`"9‘ assassinationof premier Manuel Par- Slimmcrside, about live o clock. on tihoo that hs was at John piiiiiipsl

p th rive t f ll pe d, d th - _ llimohesoeing atheiluglst gzwayallrilg to ana pghdengioiwéflighspost at San _Gro denas late this afternoon at Haver- Thursday 1ast,ethc day of the alleged hsshdoor delivering s, pnsosi whsh th,

(Continurd on page th . f _ ‘

the residence of John Phillips,

I th ki h l . .

he Walked alollg the beach the lan' iilggénaliegalijsobecoiigliillzasierodiiglagg Jli)aIii,II§J(ADGI;I;§lE;Icl:: Spllgilsii itil-iugttg river Ch“_Kiang' 'settmg lhuudings a_ htel1;§.;iruIf’iiill?I§srhhnttlildtdggliliitcghat Theunut Witness was william Tho-

Oi mils- Dewar; driver of Sinclair &: Oi Stewart's deliver . This witnws tes-

IH shooting occurred. I-le salw Clark

ree) lll ` ford, where they went to attend the shooting H was suffering fro

ii-annlllnll Press) funeral of Clemflnt A Griscen, of the .some wounds in the head, neck and coming along behind his houss with

thc, gun at something. Clark. pointed

S towards the street and fired. iWitness_

week, Sha is survived h hm. mothen Y U G LONDON NOV 12 '“'l`ll¢1'° ls H0 International Mercantile Malrine Co lshoulder and arm, all on the left s, gnu in his hand, Hs gow him sim

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Y I* - t - line 'tn ‘f s n - ' ~ I ' i - » -

and sister both oi L W *_ U N U S nerve o u g ei er rom o a. or glgnon Risno sxprssssd the deepest side, He was bleeding q,uite freely.

» OWBI' en worth Constantinople as to how the great regret ssying Spain had lost her Dr. Tanton probed the upper woun

(N. S.). l

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ANAR(/'HISTS PLOT TO

POISON PROPERTY OWNERS.

GENEVA. Nov. 11.-An alleged an

ers in Milan in revenge for anti-an- arcliist activities has been unearthed bl’ the Police of Milan, as the result of b i in

there!

The victims all succumbed to ai

B 8 e B Wm vote m the is on Russel street, Summerside, an

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l7litl'»l° 0f lil Tllllatlla is 1:01011- The strongest man. '--' on the shoulder and obtained a shot did not see phiilips sn sho time of 5ll9ll°° ma lm l that l'-he Tllflllsll which wus roduced ln court

I Y PY ` ______.._. The polls for the Election ci a_ 1 ' n ' .

f0l'°°9 ale mil-lllllg ll better ¢lPl°ll°° CAMP CLARK WONT Councillor for Ward opens 1;, fowl lt was sucizi 0. shot as would be hssisdooi- while the shooting vs_ tlllln' ll!!-ll been expwtfd TAKE CABINET POQIT morning at nllle 0 clock and siqse s used in shooting plover Wounds s

the shooting. Witness was at the

‘ c_urre<l_ The house was be-

. _ _ . ' _ it

L-- ' that Tllé`ll‘5‘9Y il: BBl§\lllE l3_Ul5_f1fia 110 T6' gl ` ` five o'c1ock in the afternoon and thi; Iuated as these might be S@I`l0\lH~ tween them so he could not see. The

ri le o ier and it is rumored HOT QPRINGS A k voting wiii bs hy haiiot__the iect |'I`hese do not appear to bc so at pre- Witness got into the wagon and dmv,

~ l » , r ., Nov, 11- ' e or. _ _ _

You . rl t ' t th t arrange the .“"l“"’l“°°' _ - . . plaici X i th h‘t sent. It is too early to say l>0SlU'~’€' away. He so stopped who some are 'ixe o 11 lar y a us PAi-ug Nov 11 _Accomm to a Champ Clark declared today thot “E all I1 8 W 1 B space on 1 to what ma be the Outcome 0 DU ll

r hist plot 1; | Z folks are goin t h v t Y. M.C. .` ' ' ' g 1 ' ' _ the ballot opp it th Y “B Y - _ _ “° ° "° °5h3m

Fourteen, 1912, _ ' _ _ _ ' ` h it- h ,_ dent electors of the Ward 'll 1; seem’ ° e _' 5 W -' _ . 15 .. n.. .. _ ;;;;»,i;,»;,;;,,g_p°";;<;,;~,_;<;;;»,r »;,<;,;~;,;;_ .::s..:.:°:...‘.‘;‘2. .€..s;;“.“;°._.‘ ri: 1-1 if-’-5 '..;”.i° .i:;“;i°.l;::.3"n:?;::l° "P ‘:°‘°°‘.'s °i °

a num er o yeterious death rest fur nuthin except the side` - ’ ssid_ ' reside. Non residents of the ward? say' 1 -~ _ ' _“Duc m ll C" ' r' ff” °“ was

s shows. » i ‘r;r}i1¢;di]a(i.Li‘l;>n.butTi:;e gggegggiiiixigzdlaciiptlsad _ __ hut who ,_ voh r ~ illfrs. Ramsay testified that her homg ihsrs

P S AX “HY CHR” Yoll l°lk° to k“m ply, and it is understood will decline HOLD EIQHT YOUPHS pol mg division In which their lm) Clark lives on Harvard street, about i,0i,,¢_ Clark on the advise Oi his

I mon told him to get John Phillips B and take him home. \ Witness went

and got John Phillips. When he re-

The examination ceased at this

powerful poison, which, it was subse- Wit Yer- ` the Che, FOR OFFIGEIVS DEATH Deny is situated' 150 feet "from her home I She sev cbiinssi rsssi-ved hh tstsms h h h is

- ' - ' y s n e n

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quently discovered was contained in letters sent by post from Switzerland D\1l'D0l`l7lll8 to enclose harmless speci- ll° CUW 01 a ¢0lnm0n malady. Invos-~ tigation showed that the letters were mailed from Lugano, and on ltnlihn

cllemlit l!l\0Wn t0 be the associate' of gent; with s hilea shirt an <1-.ids hsiiss ‘ spend th, wihssi- h, the hissh e,,i,sss,i of ehs mnnosrnrs of Fred G,,,,i,,,w_ s Hillsboro Btrect.

anarchists, arrested in that city.

Six otbvr Italians have been 1-rest.

n fine uv 5 cts. tlnople on be provided with winter _ms

R"l°B ‘md Regulasllunsi Chapter 1- Dispatches received Sunda sa tbatl *__* There are three Domng dlvismns- Clark sh ot Pliilli s. Clark was i Every'wom»nn who kums must ware ni 9, gssni; battle is being fought ground C-HIC_AG(), Nov. 11-Charles Jones, Fll`Ft Pollmg D“'l9l0ll~ Poll ‘lt GD- .his own lyard. Hcpuscd n gun. Phil- lfallknr ¥ll`°ES &9-lJF0n or something Tshstsiim shd that _the giiigsiish a policcinan, was shot and killed in Wrlgllts “Off 0” Klng_ Square being iihs was hes, John phillips' ds.,

okely approperate. sh‘,vei-hmshh wiii do hothihg tin that attempting to breal: up` n gathering ward Fm" hast °°l“l’l`l9lllg all that lacnoss the street from Clarks liouscl

Cllsllller Il- F-V€\‘Y #ent must ware has been decided. i it is pointed Ohh of West Side hoodliims, nmong whom portion oi Ward Number Four. in the' when no was shot, hy Q\ssh_ ghs upon the charge preferred against

tllu-F8 Ole Close an flnnnil shirts. Nolthut. the army cannot be left to were a number of former associates Clty °f Cll“rl°tt°l“°W“» slmlate elllll- Ol saw both men. She saw Clark. raise him.

to make for a higher court. Magis-

r trato McQuai~rie submitted the pri-

soner to the Supreme Court for 'trial

will be aloud to kum onless he pays .plains ond must, either sneer Gonsenhslyear ago. Eight arrests hnvo been _ Delllltil Rel-llmlng Olllner B- C. """""""""""" """""""""

df# ' ` M°°r°' the first packer in Canso, N.

G. lfishcrmen free of charge and require

1 ‘- . . 5 _ _ _

cd in bWl‘z°I}l““d» lmluflllllf Lugl A Votc Ui Thanks-Will be given quarters elsewhere with n full gnar- ` """‘ """""" P°ll Clerk-Pef°Y -l_B§`flins- Brown, and his two sons, of Hum- the return to the water oi all berrled

Daineei. formerly editor of the Anar- Clllst llI1D_°l‘.` "Agitatlon,” who was taken into custody at Geneve. yester-

‘lnY. '1‘wo_of Dainestvs friends came

.to the man & woman hevin the worst autee from the powers that the con- h i th yt- i, T-sh f, i~ i S°°°“d Pnlng Dw“l°ll-l'°ll 9-*~ 5- mei-side. P- E. I.. came to Cn so h- lobsters. *Ill 6 sity I r vlol tion f l°°l‘l“ 'lg lll the l`“m°~ ‘l'“°"”d t°"`ll-°"Y Wlll Wmalll llllills' g`i!`l§;n°li_y o‘h§0¢;1f(:l‘li‘;nl‘;a‘ily Tel‘;gari:1?h’i: `;'Whm°°fs ';t°r°'“°“th°m° of KF" ` out the year 1869 and operatdd hielra this tule toeiiii, the cangellntloh oi the

These .rules will be iniorced to the pulled. _ - 0orrespondents.~ He arrived at Con- greet 3°," t 9 °°"“” ~°l _i Pnllce torn short time. The first Canding license for n‘y6ir" 6i"`1.eFiii"of years.

letter ~ “Other special dispatches from S033 stantinople Thursday after ridin sev S met e ng Ward F°“l` O°““`Bl °°mf factory was situated where tba Glue The opinion of the Witness was that

l will I ‘ ' -_ ' I » f _ _ R ‘ _ _ mm ‘ an to war” -mm' but 9' "51 A kompetent l'om.mittee will inter- sity that in military quarters the OC eral days from Tchorlu with the rc' grisdng an tiriat portion of ward Num fflctory now stands. Alfred Ogden was this might be a, good regulation and

rant for his arrest had been issued

They are being sought by Italian de-lfsiisi-s_ si-ed ihdispsnsihls to prsvest ii-ssh following despatch from Constauhh ugh Street and east of Great George

Compliance with the above rules l°Vl€H f\‘0m Syria and Asia Mi“0f nople: will be optional with all but the Aid from Ulltellngf “ml that tlllfl ls the "Never for 5, single mile has there Folks. ` s Ullli’ WHY £0 S501’ lille Wlllf- been u break. in the cndless chain of Fincs fur Lndics-No apurn, lc. mlm” lllllilalcllfg llcclllm lllllt all retreating soldiers and refugees. We Hat with floiirs or fcthers 2 c, Ear agl`e°l“°"l ls fill' ll'0m being Com” had not seen a single regiment, a sin- rinns (plate) 1 cent, Ear rings (di- Plated between Allstrla 9-‘ld Italy gle battery, a, single company of or-

tcctives who are co-operating with thc Swiss Police. _ ,

Iiusiolwr EFFORTS on ~ `

l.iQUoR nlo/inuns

_M ‘ I

BT' JOHN' Nov' 12"_At"ul° mem* rnund) 2 cts. Wool dress (old;- Zcts, 0`V"l` the Ballfflll Sll1UHti0“'- ll'»_8lY» it ganized soldiers. We had only seen

ing of the Methodist ministers of the CIW yesterday, matters of interest were dealt with. Rev. W. W. Brower prcsidcd._ An‘address was delivered by Rev. H. O. Priest, of Toronto

Ganadleiiii secretary of the Education- nl Miles ouary Movement, who spoke on matters in this connection. A committee composed of Rev. Messrs. E. G. Hennlgar, _W. T. Goetz and H. E. Thomas was appointed to take up this subject locally . Mr. Priest is here to attend the missionary insti- illts opening.

'I‘emp_ei'a.nco conditions in the pro- vince elmo in for an earnest discus- sion Thero was denunciation of what woe announced os n fact that liquor dealers apparently held such influence _ns to intrude materially up-

oii the work of the tempersncc peo- ll 0_~ _ Rcfofehde was mmdc to the dismis-

sal ot Magistrate Kay in Moncton, and a resolution was' assed cnriors

5 cts.

Hard Times Programme. '

Black Fox Contest. List of Side Shows.

1 Genuine Vco Deo Treatments. Z Clit Rates Vcc Dce Treatments. 3 Instantaneous l‘liotoi:ru.phy.

4 Flcicntihc Photogrnphy.

5 Post Office. .

6 Shoot thc Sliootcs.

7 A , Fox. _ 8 Blalck Fox Contest. _ .'

CONDENSED RDS

T00 LATE FOR

CLllS5lFI_ChTl0

'i‘rimcd upurn Z cts. Gold fralm is aqserted' ' Wm "ev" admlf that men without arms, without food, lglusses, 2 cts. Finger rings (dimnfnd) Austria sllllulfl have “°°ll°llll° and without morals and whose officers 3 cts Wool dress (new) 5 cts’ Bohey customs privileges in the Balkans, seemed to hiws completely disshpss,-_ (horhaighi 5 cts Bohhi. (hand) i_h0_ and it_ls also pointed out that Itialy sd_ - _

. Fines ‘mr Men__Oiied hare or wa-ck_ has not_thc same interest as Aus ria --I do not think, hhhh the Turks had sed mustnsb 1 ct. Blocked butes 1 1" °h“t“"g".°“l" Servla from the A‘ll`l' even taken the trouble to blow up ch sig,,,s in pocket i ch ,,,,,,h_ ,mir ntic- - It is considered. that theseytne railway ‘line neninn them. when Pipes ewmpt' Watches (not Watep points and several others stand ln we heated Tshsisifs’ our shii-its ,.0se_ bury 1 c' iitovchihc hht 1 ch K.s,.y_ fill” WHY Of the two l’°Wel`B “§l`°°l“g as we heard on all sides that it_was ~ i On fl _C0m\“0ll Pl'0El`llm- _ an inipregnable position. Surely

ing n kaiie 1 e. Stand up ko lers, 2 __ _ » cts. Patent lethcr shuss 2 cts. Died LOQDUN' Nov' 11' A sorry me l'°l`°ll gllg l'¢ll`¢Hf W.0UllldC0B80. ‘YB mustash, 4 cts. Butteni whole bokey, woul n fm' army Drelmxe l‘° ma' cl

n last stand for Islam.

“We realized theft our hopes were

vain, when three miles from 'l‘ch-atal-- la, we found a village in flags, and

. the soldiers looting it for food. N Tchatalja was deserted. There was

no signs uf an army, nn signs of a

camp, no Signs of s forf.ii"ie<l position

. °.':.°..°z:;r..‘::.f ”°.§:..°‘;;:.':“:;;;‘;‘f nd <»f _ “ ur HW ‘_ cent discount "At Ha-domlfeul, there were one or ilmu' °r“~ an ge t t _“va 'two forts with obsolete guns, there °ll°"°‘l~ M”“°“_‘“‘ ° ”5° ‘°°“ 7 were 4,000 troops, a majority of

` °°°t“' _ .. M... .... --_. which . cre wanderin about the vil-

Everyhody 'ls invited to come..

h _

ing the holding of 9, conference of all

Peanuts and chewing gum vcnd

l'»sln1JerUlon.¥lol‘kers . of the provinceh

0 fiefKmg_oeerge Fifa. _

' This premium picture, size 18 x 24, is a maigniiice n

_ , 'in gold didcofofs 'of His Majesty King George Y.

repr need -from the latest and best ‘photograph of His !!i-'ni-_ '_ _ .‘ _ '

fisninosl: lifelike likeness of the King in uniform

-_ I o_ne»which is ine r '

homsin

ve y way worthy to adorn the wells

. Torhntohéiblildis said by" _ all they everprod' . _ ` __ 'S ee nina, win _ec sive..

.. `thc"‘Gn'iirdian” and

fora My lr

the ad

io iiiosert

lst, 1913.

for .one year, and Premium

reuetghl, subsdi‘I1JfI6ili"h'f The by registered letter _ot - mandy

- » .»-»\- '.1._`._T" Av

"if ron sans:-'rwo Prlnsl nano

' shorthorn

WANTED, Tiiiiuxnnninncnn Gini.

_ vrs Highest wages. no washing- Arrll’ tnnngi. only twenty miles from con-

iil Moncton at nn early date. - will cater to the party. _ at 70 Sydney St. 11-13Mtf. sishtihi'-,p1e_ \ shmigom gnogngms 'pmt Blosfr “We met a lieutenant-general rid-

\ ~ ' mode Fresh every day at Saun- ing aimlessly about, followed by an

' l 1 MH _ I ,inn 'Newsom & 0 Mq escort of four orderlics and preceded

y _-_ . Y - _ _ 0, 9-6

/_ ' ° ' v’1.T1~lTl"ir“n-f-A Nimsioomi. arnnr » - i V , ' ” ' had an army of 150,000 men and

" H ' at N°' 10 Gmenmm Ave' Brighton: that 200,000 more were coming from

_lilllilill

156`rTél'KiZE3§fJTzn nano HAMP- ,` shire hogs, two months old. AD- ' ply D. Ri. Hooper, North Milton.-

. .11-_1?E¥‘1~

Loeiiiiiu _omit pain GOLD

frames of glasses. Finder please leave I-Iutcheson’s Jewelry store.

FOR SALE TWO RED FEMALE foxes, quarter black, 4 males, 1 female, red, Address Box. 4 Freder- ito P E I 11-12M2iE2lpd.

° _";__°_;_~.. __

old and

vigor-

one bull

Willey,

-_onine ann " H)Seciel'n.tll to _ ,We have opened

11-izuriind. 1 TIDES. l00|l, ETC

°'“'l At nine a. nt. yesterday it was thirty-

“ll‘l°'l` ll” five degrees above and at nine, P- In- Al’l’lY Mm it was forty-two.e. ve

'rnanst win he nigh lonfni“i}cw_n~.crning. at

Clase 12.40 and Friday at ,1.t4.

(iN N ._litfii’et

W E

lege in ni semi-starved condition al-

by two aides He told us that, he

Constantinople. Then he rode off aip- parently ln sen_rch» of something, looks ing for the phantom arm-y which ex- isted only ln his imagination."

THE *EITHER

THE TEHPEIIIIIURE `

_.A-

(Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, Nov. 13.-Moderate to

frash uortheesterly winds, generally fair and cool.

The, lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was tbirtyégve degrees ab- ove zero, and the hi est was forty- two above. The iowedt recorded the previous night was twentrsix above.

no .

'rns uae will he nigh this afternoon at 2.oi and tomorrow at 2.46; it

The sun nets this afternoon at___4.31

md tomorrow morning-i_t 430" it 'rms tomorrow morning at 5.55 ann rrriiiayae 1.

The moon sets thi! Willis; 5:. 7-54. 'retire was n nifleii _ lacy.

get nm net/eai»'li1\el'lh'ineni\ 'viii

i e _ he an steel-m,.Ncv._..1u .se els p.

_inst., the Dominion Government Shell

Street.

Deputy Returning Ofliccr John S,

Mcllonald.

Poll Clerk-J. Frank Fraser. Third Polling Division-Poll nt

City Building being Ward Four Wont comprising all that portion of Ward i Number Four, situatc West of Great 'George Street.

Deputy Returning Officer-Henry

Smith.

Poll Clerk-George Nicholson. The Returning Oiilcer will receive

the returns und the Ballot .Boxes from the Deputy Returning Ofllccrs at the Council Chnmlber, \ City Building at six o’cloclo on the evening of the. Polling Day and open the Boxes and add lip the votes and declare the Candidate having the highest number of votes elected. In case of 3, tie thc Returning Officer gives n' casting vote.

EI‘GH"l‘ldidN TON STEAMEII

MAKES 'LONG TllII‘.

(iI.OU(‘»EH'l‘i<iR, Nov. 11-The ciigli-

tcun~t.on stennner Gcorgc E. Fisher of Cleveland has nrrivcd here from Dun- kirk,_Lako lilric, to join the fleet of luke bouts, or gill nctters, after n 2,000-mile journey down the St. Law- rence ltiver and Atlantic Ocean.

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TH SHELL FISH COMMISSION.

TORONTO, Nov. 11--On the 17th

Fish Fisheriey Commission comlposeil of Prof. E. E. Prince Dominion Com- missioner, of Fisheries, Ottawa, S.Y. Wilson, of A. Wilson & Son, Halifax, and Conso, Hon. John McLean, of Matthews 6s McLean, Souris, P. E.I., and member of the Prince Edward Is; land Government, and Richard 0'- Leary, of Richibucto, largely interest- ed in the Fishing Industry, met in Causo.

At the afternoon session, C. H.

Whitman was the first witness ex- amined, He traced the history oil the Lobster fishing industry from its\ beginning about forty years ago to the present, incidentally referring to

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“Be Just. Don't listen to whit

lome prejudiced person says aighlnit the complete keyboard, Smith Prem- ier. Try it yourself or test it in your offilo Ind S60 if It l!n’t A [felt time

1 duce strargers dz look arter hnnhlnl cupatlon of Constantinople is cousid- ii-eating Thrhhsh h,,my_ He sends the or FOUF. s “ste W0Bf- Ol HlllSl101'0' the next to operate in canning factory nd<led_¢hst every fisherman might be

Packing (_!o., and Inter on his own

mid later A. N. Whitman & Son,

were engaged in the busincss.

llundrvrl today. Mr. Whitman gave

possible and that It wus futile

the water as soon as caught. In li

hut(-.hcries or nny other artifici means. With regard tn thc length

in umm; sections 'it limi been prmio eil to grant

here; first paickiiig for the Portland n sworn officer to see the regulations

ac- carried nut. Dr. McGarry was of the

count. H. L. Borhan began packiiniz opinion that neither packers nor fish- Lobsturs in Cnnro in the year 1887 ermen desired an extension of the

D. season and if shortened it would be

Sproul £ Co., and Matthews & Scott, _taken off the end of the season.

James Meagher, manager of the

Priccs in the early days were very Lobster Hatchery, was then exam.

10W C0n1nU-fed with present day ined, and g-ave evidence with regard lil`iCcS. fifty cents per onc hundred to the collection abd care of the count was ruling price in tlic begin- spawn. At thc evening session Wil- nin_Z Of fllu lnilllstny. sud ten tl‘upS,liam Shrider and John J. Berrigan, in those days were euiinl to one two loading lobster fishermen, gave

it evidence as did also Bam Hurst who

as. his opinion that regulations' has been a smacksman for the past should be as simp lc and stable as seventeen years. These all gave the

to commission much Valuable informa-

hnvc a size limit- The protection of tion and the comniissioners seemed the seed lobster is the important much pleased with their visit and in- thing null these shoillll hc returned to formation received at Cnnso,

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opinion this would be acconiplisiwil_ --l------ more than is being accomplished ii

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