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FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION smni Bunn THE PRESfiDENT’S
Two Very Helpful and Enthusiastic Sessions Held, One in Afternoon and One at LM” A"j°i"L"g B""‘""¢' F"" Reifefaies “HAS
MET IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY WITH EHATFNTS LAST MESSAGE
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ther S`read Prevonted Pro
evious Deliverances
Night-Splendid Exhibit Shown -Prize Winners Complete-Prof. Macoun P ' ` but in Milder`Form- Two Great News-
perty Loss Was Heavy.
of Ottawa and G. H. Vroom, Dominion Fruit Inspector, Nova. Scotia, __. P3P€l`S Reilly A0 Hi! Calling A
_ Were Present and Gave Splendid Addresses. Avvovvnv-B.. vm-<s»~s-i> Them Lian- `
_ - _ Sons was totally destroyed by ilre
Ynntgrdny afternoon the first Basket apples not less than 8, or
meeting of the Fruit Growers’ Asso- mon: that 16 quarts. 1 J. A. Moore. ci-ation opened in the Prince of. SPECIAL PRIZES, Wales College. Before the meeting Special Prize by James Paton & Co. upened Fmt Macon” and 1;-mit In. For best barrel of King Apples $5_00 opector G. H. Vroom judged some of 1 J- R_0b¢I‘fB0n. the exhibits and finished them Slleirlal Prize by Prowse & Co ]_od
nftcrwards. ' H _ 1201' nest barrel of Gravenstein Apples much 3°°d if th” Wm’ “Wd “'67-W iectecl the graft In r fti li
The meeting opened. by appofinting,$"‘?0 1_ ~T~ H0bertson. J. F. Johnston, Long Rver, chair-:FbDec1h1 _Prize by Moore at Monson man in the absence of Rev. Dr.i 5°r "est Darrel of Wealthy Apples A. E. Burke, president. i5 -0,0 1 J. Robertson. The minutes of the last session Special mention was made of a, bn; were read and approved., The reports °F weamuea Smibited by J- A- Moore of the Sec'y-Treas., and auditors ind B' IJOX of Baxters exhibited by A_ were read and approved. They, ' MOVE- _ showed n_ balance on hand of one SP9_0lal Prize by Beer & G03 For hundred and eight dollars. ,mst Dsrrel of Northern Spies $5_00 1
The secretary read some letters J' R°b°"tS0l_1~ from nurserymen in Ontario showing b Spemal Prize by Jenkins &' Sou For that ssvsrni would furnish s stock at 1°? 21°* °f Gmvensfein Apples $1.50 gh saging of at least one hmlf to :'m’1e °;"¢;;i1?g;z;. me t*
e uyer. _ e in o ened' ' Prof. Ross in reporting on model the "ce President. D. gtewmylg;
orchards stated that he visited them Aitkens Ferry, in the chair After 'Provincial farm hoping r.`»'.i\.': out of
inte in the season. He thought few remarks the ¢`ll9-irlllfln called og' these orchards should be inspected J'. A' Anlfear for 8 Paper on “Orch- several times each year to spray and 8F~1_ Experience.” It was( a very inter. prune them. Hs said that the com- ming and hoipiui paper. 1'-is spohs on, ` niissioner intended going into the havmé’ 10W_trees as the disadvantage matter more fully this evening. Mr. In °“_1UVnt1on are far exceeded in Vroom, D'om'lni‘on Fruit Inspector, SPMVWEI and Difiking- He adivised said he had inspected apples in dif- havin!-` the orchard protected by ferent places in this Province and W°°d° 90 HB the snow would not found very little first class fruit'im-‘break the trees- Ported. No Prosecutions were ma-de' He “ISU SP0ke on pruning- He said however, ' as the young ‘tree to be set out ha Prof. Macoun of Ottawa was then Pee" deprived °f H lnfsc number ofL introduced and' addressed the meeting its mots 5° U10 leaf Systvm has to on -“Hardy vari'.~.es of Fruits." Hs "“ °“t d°“’“ in Order to make a bal- denned 8 hardy plant as one with ance. If the leaf system passes on' the power to adapt itself to its environ-Tordmgry “mount Of Wafer and the ment. Currents, gooseberries, rasp-Lremaimng ‘U05 P-YSASTIH €nn110t HUPPAY berries, strawberries and' cherries ar' ith" Water the” the tree H16- dis 0
. Question read:-Are model orchn1.le'\xperlence is that it doe; not ninue
as they are managed in this Province
.of any benefit? Mr. White replied.
'that if they were _put in tae Imi\d.s oi unskilled' orchadists they weie no good.
J A. Annear said they were of
hardiness to any degree. He said a tender snorted tres might stand for some time but a, severe winter might, ‘kill them all out. It said it wae very interesting to .know how the stock af-
lie had been much pra/isaevl for tL~.'-|01 the sap is Bémewiai cgicktes 2;; Wai' in WMC!! T15 kept `h'~¢- 'fh°(5"~1" fthe wood ripons earlier. There has enstelns. Baldwins and Untariof had ‘ been no can proven when the stock ,dice out but all the rest were thriv- ,Wm change the taste of the mm In ‘ing wel.l. I-Ie thougnt the fsa'mers‘answe,. to whether 3 wud", g;_a!t ought to be taught by example no'-lv 'would cause the stock to become t0 Pmne- SPWY and keep the °"‘3h‘"'T' more tender Prof. Macoun said yes I
Hon. S. E. Reid then simiac on the and that ,t would change the Sha
model orchard business. He said he of the mote wmewhat also P would refuse to undertake the setting ML Gm then spoke alohg an “_ out of model orchards eflfliu. He said perienced line as to what varieties he ,the work had been well done and the had gnaned and found, to be an right only trouble was the dy'n': out r. A_ E_ Dewar said that he had no; some trees. Several other orchards found his that way Tho meetmg,,then
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b";I;f1e6 51:1; fgleales ".33 adjourned to 9 o’c1ock this morning.
the 40 or 50 varieties ser. out probah- *’“‘°*°'** Aly next summer they w~\uld be able
to give out some results. l-ic referred
Ito the present meeting io bc more
'than the ordinary pow wow and that Amen of experience were togritlier to ' 'tell real experiences and that was the
only way to learn the best.
A paper on the ;oo" ailvautuses for
exhibiting fruit at'thc 1-‘rolineial Ex-
hil.-ition was read and will be discur- sau' at this m'orming‘s rrceting. ”
Prof. Maeoun ithetn sipoke en Lrg.-
” i. 1 t iw-uiness e ‘ ' '
§iI::du;i§3.ftIiln;e awaiin Ilan; ist to im- Graft In Bulldmg Contract prove the fruit, 2nd '..0~gct (tht: 1,rI`LS ‘ , ' ‘ ' ‘ '_ to come inte; early :&a,rin_-_T3 u'f(1`t,£.h,E_|' WIILCII Officials Had Certlfl
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t]c?]Iilg§i`;I`tiT1cgai1nF:ii`neasen n§r»:liness.L'lhe ed AS Honestly Bulltv `
-The general store of Porter and
with its contents this morning. wggy-HNGTONI DHL 8___(special)_
svlso burned. dgy_
T) The Porter f .xi had $2.500 insnr- 'rhs President reiterates his convin-
snce On the building- tions respect/Ing government control
The loss on their stock, on which of public utilities, but the lang~ua~o
heavy.
Sutton~'s hardware store adjoining
had a very narrow escape.
Sloat had $500 insurance.
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1i~1`)"‘-“ill Older just issued pruuiulas La./y carriages from crossing the bridge into Canada. '
It is ordered also that the bridges T10 flllllissted at regular intervals
There is a rumo-r that all persons
will be proh bited from entering the country vile the bridge,
The rumor has caused great alarm
among those who live in this eilty and work across the river, of whom there are dfbeen hundred;
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perfectly hardy here because they have been developed in cold climates. This Province has more trouble wiilh Peers, plums a-nd apples.
winter killing of trees. Su/n`.sca1d'so common here may be prevented' by
surrounding the trunlc with wood-` any Way °“° of it
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but if it does survive it willy never Tye!
as thrifty or the same tree as itl * L °"_" ' ______)1 U would have been if it had been prun- | " L
_ I MONTREAL, Dec. 9 8-(Special)-- " Another civic scandal was unearthed A) -
by Aidssnisn Robinson who win ie 'T 'ro N , -
the fruit but his only trouble was to dispose of it. As yet he did- not know
,there was $150 insurance will be employed concerning corporations is
not marked by his formerv indietive- ness.
He believes new legislation is re quired as the Sherman law is unsatis- factory.
Railways should also be under gov
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TIN BGLTOUHADE bl-11151118 °¢0\lDl°5 by Roosevelt’s final annual presidential tation? but it can “Compu” muh
'Bloat/s pool room and residence was message was read before Congress to_ °w” H tl” F’°"'°"m°“‘ °f 1550? °°’l'
I ditions in the abolition of diild lqbq amd stock gambling, the creation of
industrial savings banks and the ap-
Dlication of a progressive inheritance tax.
Reform of the ludicsry is advocated
Aanil the President repeats his mggon-
tions advomlting checking tnn abuse ,of injunction powqg, | He urges a systematic conservation
. , .if natural resources, suggests n donn-
ernmeut control. I |ite development of inland waterways
Legislation can do little towards a L :nd concludes with references to for-
dlrect settlement of labor-capital re- cign and colonial relations.
FATAL ATILIIHFNT
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ST. JOHN, Dec. 8-(Special)-A
fatal accident occurred yesterday in connection with G. T. P. construc- tion near Edmundston.
One man was killed and another injured by an explosion of dynam-' ite.
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veneer or common white building ‘T°h“ News” then 5P°k° ab0\11> the paper. He said that when this Pro- height of the trees' He “id if they
,ed. A
Hs donned ton a-isersnt iiinds of H” “id he had 11° iwllblc to grow]
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Vince can grow such une apples as were not sheltered they would have
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sent documents to the City Council, showing that the new fire and police
FORT WILLIAM Dec_ 8__\(Specia1) station in the east end’, specified to
R0 T0 Dee. 8 (Special)-Four
of the eight eleculon protests in On- tario are expected to go by the board.
those shown comprising King, Bn;-, ter, wealthy, Alexander and Graven-i stein we need not worry about var-I ities. -His address was replete .with information.
Mr. Vroom said the best way to kill canker worm is to put some sticky substance on the trunk of the iree in November to catch the fem- ale in climbing the tree. Spraying is a tedious way of kecpllug them in check. Then followed n. eneral di _
to have a higher stalk to rov
_As the mmm 0! B collision C_ P_ cost twenty six thousand eight hund- -__ They are the Liberal protests '
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them nel-ug broken down by 1;1w5n0w_,R Engineer No-me and Firemaln os_ red d‘ol1ars has been constructed so Norfolk, Centre York. and Conserva~
Prof. Macoun said that tfhe miatterf
of height should be decided between < the fruit growers themselves.
Mr. Vroom,. Dominion Fruit Inspec-
tor, their told of aplan to make n market for the fruit. It was n plan of co-operation. A number of fnuif; growers should get together andmaka a brand that would in a few yearn become so' well known and rolinbln
er were kmei one fifth of thovnlue was abstracted, WAKEFIELD, Dec. 8-(Specia1)- tive in Welland and Ottawa. ’ The dead men were on a switch eu_ The graft started with the pur- H||-am Badger’ laborer’ Wann, v.lO1c.n,t_ Whether the Liberals will go ahead
gina which collided with B freight be.| chase of land and was 'continued in _y insane and dunuvg ms frenzy kmed with the Nipising and North Lanark L . ,the construction, all the o,rchlte¢t's Pvtiliiolll defielldli “PUD the 5'”-efnlin' hind. 4 _ “ho wreck" and hop, plans being Cer-med Bs carried out his wife and little daughter. “ion of the Conswvauvw to nght 'Caught in f tie an meer' according to Hpecmcations ,by the Then running down the street in Wm Pest Peterborough and South i-iblyedl1;s‘;ng‘l§ei.rsel;e £1: ,mine T‘5Khi`ch| civic omcials the centre of the town he shot pro- Tutu-j0_
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.Heel .waiali .nearly .nu .e or . ii»“’~” f”"“" 'b“y““ “'°“W 11° seeking A givin? Tgeir diierent experigncesaiz their Fruit “nd 'wt the fruit BTOWBFSL "Ying to make 3 success of their “°°ki“g f°T` F* market- BY 'thus P1811 different 0,.,,ha,.d,,,_ 'several buyers would probably seek-,
d th ard colliding The building lacks the specmed mlscuously into the stores. The fyling ofthe Centre York peti-
shot back OWU 9 Y ' with several freight cars and causing width' and heibht, and galvanized
One bullot wounded a grocers clerk tion was a surprise and the Ottawa
k iron was used in place of stone in the leg' protest was 515° B' surprise'
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n secon wrec
Both dead men were married and while' _tn other ingtmuous ways the
Some said culilvnilon finally killed
the trees and the diese way was to mulch. Others said they planted clo-'
ing this brand of fruit and thus corn- ‘ petition would raise the price.
Prof. Ross said that people all over
the Prov e
Badger was chased and Dually cap- These, two will probably pair oi!
h d hm. 'Drk W” 'nmped' tured by the townspeople. __ the Welland and Norfolk petitions
each a one C
also saw od .
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I ' The following western seah have
-0 » N's Missloivnizv MovEMENr because clover meds ami takes too ting; on the ground a:nd didn't know , 4 Assinoboia, held by n Libera,. much moisture from the soil and what t° d° with them- He "5h°’“ght
ehue 'robs the tree. A very good plan suggested was to sow the clover late in the summer after the trees had Hot a start and when about six in- ches high cut it and leave it as a mulch. A_s it was getting late the meeting adjourned till eight o'clock. PREMIUM LIST.
Best ten varieties of Commercial Ap-
Dles 1, John Robertson.
Best five varieties of W uter Apples.
1, John Robertson, 2, A. A. Moore. Best Plate _ Alexander. 1, A. A. Moore, 2,~"J'.` Robertson.
Best Plate Baldwlns. 1 J. Robert-
son.
Best Plate Bank-s. 1 J. Robertson. Best Plate Blenheim. 1 J. Robert
som _ Lthat a cnrload from Ontario uould vphejoni- tnblos looked lovely with
Best Plate Ben Davis. 1 James G. Hughes, 2"<A1`;A. Moore.
“° “‘“°°‘°° is v OPENED WITH A GRAND BAN UET to do with their fruit-. He said thei A cost of Nova Scotia apples plus ___ -
irei ht ~
g , etc., were sold here for ,$3|
and that farmers of this Province- wanted that much or they woundn't sell them at all, how much less could a buyer buy them here for $3 pay freight on them to Nova Scotia und probably have to sell them thene at $4 to make any profit. 'I'-hey cc/uldn't be sold at all for probably Nova Scotia. herself could supply just as good an apple at $2 a barrel. He said tho people of this Province needed to be educated along this line.
A. E. Dewar then spoke on the cast
of barrels for packing and estimated
An Excellent and Elaborate Spread Set Before the People. Thi ee Representives of the Movement, P. F. Moriarty of Halifax, Mr. Wilcox M. M. P. of Windsor N. S. and-U.S. Consul-General Wilbur of Halifax Were Speakers.
The banquet in St. James' Hall last-
report of thee speeches. They werer/his great work.
Edmonton, Liberal. Strathcona, Liberal.
Red Deer, Liberal.
Medicine Hat, Conservative. Macleod, Conservative. . Calgary, Conservative.
N|°G|LL ATLH THHHNTLT A FHH HFEIPHHLIITT
evening to inaugurate the La.yme'n's Missionary Movement in this City was most enjoyable and largely attended.
forceful, practical and earnest, and of Further resolved that we pledge 31:1: Egigictslllndsthait c;::;dpS_§;v;€` ourselves to support to the full ex-
cost about 22 cents a barrel and their aqui;-lin nnpery out glass, silver would have to he put together when and nowers and much credit is due they got. -here. _ Lthe ladies in charge for their eqjuislte I
Best Plate ‘Bishop Plppins. 1 A. Menus, 2 AFA. Moore. i
Best Plate Fa/llnwater. 1 J. Robert-
BOD.
Best Plate Golden Russet. 1 E. Wood, 2 `Jnmel'G. Hughes.
Best Plate Gravenstein. 1 A.
Rae, 2 J. Robertson. Best Plate King 1, James G. Hn-shes
2 J. Robel‘,t90H`.¥b 1_A E Boot Pinto A __ , _. . ewar, 2 A. M. Melltl’ .‘,,,'I‘FF_» . .. .
lust Plat'e{‘%tAffo_.___l _A, .1-I. Dewar,
2 A. K tml , Best P Ribston. 1 J. Robertson,
2’A.E.DtWa,\‘. 1. .. V not rim Roe assist. 1 J. noone
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Best Plate Spy. 1 E. Wood. 2 A- A- Mnore. '
Belt Plate Stark. 1 J. Robertson,
2 John Johnston.
Beat Plate Wagner. 1 A. E. Dewar. 2 Henry MoGm°l'-
Best Plate WeillthY. 1 A. E-
A. K. Henry. Best Plata Pceweukee- 1 -T - R°b°"t‘ don, 2 E. WOOI1 A Best new and promisins cial Apple 1 A1 A. Moore. 2
ertson.
M. Mc-
Dewar,
J . Rob-
Pls. 1 E. Wood. I J. Ro`ocriSs0ll~ Best Plate any other variety- 1 -T- A. Moore, I J. Robertson.
seat Plate-Flon. i v\'. C. White-
' Best Plate Cranberries. (`.
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J. Johnston said that the I-cn mate in nn-n-aging them and for the Davis apples MD l1°f» m“°h T-Utter supper which was shch a decided euc- thnn tumips and for it he would sup- “sm 5,0 pe,-footly was each plan layed , ply a‘ Stark apple also an Alexander. that no doiny was noticeable a.nd~t.he| He said an orchard must have some young lady waiters were most atten- shclter from wind and snow. A. E. tive_ Amir supper Premier Haszard, Dewar said that in Mr. Annear's re- who kindly took the place of Govern- port hc said to ‘plant the trees from _or McKinnon who was unavoi'l:ibly 30 to 40 ieet wide in ,hi-H 0f¢h¢“`d he absent owing to the death of a rela- oonsidoroo zo lest ns plenty. 501119 tive, sineiently parlor-mea the duties discussion took plow Bild PWA- qf chairman. Macoun sold that the farmers could Addresses detailing the inception. decide the distance for themselves. nnn growth of the Lay~men’s Mission- A J. A. Moore than spoke on different ,ry Movement,-the opportunities for* ivorities requiring more or 1°” BPIW- work adorned and the duty tlmtcon- The Baxter of whlflll 11° I9 3 “"3” fronts the Christian church of today
that the aim- of the projection of this
tent of our ability our respective Mis-
movement, viz:-The evangelzlnatiou of ,sion Boards in undertaking this work. the World in A-his I;UM‘»1`;i'»i0l;W“S EOE' ,That this meeting earnestly requests sible, and not a utop n isa, it e ,h bi ul. on P membership of t-he Christian' churches 33° Zgggintl; l;;yme¥,.‘;ng\is;.i(2;':§:° realized in its fulness the obligation 7 testing upon them, ,committee to promote the work oi the
Prof. Barlow delighted the audience ‘local church. That the churches of
with a beautifully rendered solo. iCbarlottetowin should contribute week-
Tlie following resolution moved byily an amount averaging not less than
Percy Pope and seconded by Mr.lten cents for each communicate. On Peters was unnnilmously and heartily motion of J. D. Seaman and W. C. adopted by the large body of layman Turner _:lie thanks of the meeting present:-Recognising the hand of God ,were tendered the Ladies of St. in tue Loymenfs 'Missionary Move-\James' congregation for the bounti- mont and believing that its aims are ful repast pivovided. To which on be- in line .with the great. commission half of the ladies, Rev, T. F. Fuller- glven by our Lord, therefore resolved ton responded. that in the opinion oi this meeting, A business meeting will be held in
of Christian men of Charlottetown,
Comwer-' Question read:-Do mice girdle plum
Best new and Dfomlsins Dessert AP- | WGS im? MW I’“"dy v°"°ty “und in
iz. Dion-ietiss out to stick to what was kiwwn
~l¢1"m- rvlinble here.
grower do not need more than Z0 feet .nn they grow up and do not spread much. But he said if one is going to grow Baxters they must spray and keep spraying and if this is too nruch .trouble for anyone then dont grow Lthem. He always found them hardy 'and good. I A. E. Dewar thought they were not too hardy and his were somewhat sub- Ijact to sun scald. .
trees. ivir. white replied savlniz. Yc'» A 1-ie then asked Prof. Macoun if there
the experiments at Ottawa. l-ie ve- .plled that the department had really 'found none but probably would noon, Lbut he said not to get into new var-
wers delivered' by the visiting deloga- P. E. I., Canada should undertake tion, vla:-- P. F. Moriarty of Halifax; the evengelieawon of her share of the Mr. Wilson, M. P. P. of Windsor, N. world, including the evangilization of S. and U. S. Consul-General Wilbour, the immigrants now coming into Can- of Halifax. ada and that the Province of Prince
Lock oi space prevents a detailed Edward Island will do her share of
Ml ii\rcl'| Linlment CuresDistemper. ` Mimi-d‘s Linimeut. Cures Colds ale.
CPRCAGO MARKETg_ The coldest registered last night
.___ was twenty two degrees.
CHICAGO, December 8-(Special)- Dec. Wheat 101| Miunrfn Linimeut Cures Diphthcria. Dec. Corn 621 '_"'°""'”"°””"°` Jan. Pork ........,$l4.40| FAIR AND OOLDER.
Jan. Wheat 1082i --
.1nn. corn im! 'i~oaoN'ro, December 9-(spo¢is1).- tiny Pork . _ .........$l5,l2 Fresh westerly winds, fair and colder.
§St. Paul's school-room this momlng
at 10 0o"eloek, and a mass meeting will be held in the First Methodist Church this evening, commencing at 7.30 o'clock. A collection to defray expenses in connection with these meetings will be taken up.
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Ti-IE BRAVE SIMON
` TAKE POSSESSION.
PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. 8-Gcner-
al Simon. after proceeding around the city, accompanied by a body of troops, took possession of the Nm *anal Palace and was received DY General Alphonse, Commendaut of the Guard, amid the scclamations cl the le and soldiers.
Genvgfifl Simon will appoint Gener- nl Fouchard Minister of Finance. and General Flmln Minister gt Paris.
MONTREAL, Dec. 8-At,a meeting
of the Medical Faculily of McGill, 8, proposition was endorsed for recipro- city in lectures between the faculties of McGill and Toronto Medical Col- lege. A further action will be taken n little later, and the movement may extend to other faculties.
ANHTHFH BAHEF
HFPHHTFLT LHST
HALIFAX, Dec. 8--A special de-
spatch to the Chronic,e from Port Europe. On Wednesday 5,00 cats were Mulgrave says that the steamer Lib- erty from Prince E.l~.\'a\`\l' IGABIIG U09 arrived at Mu,g-rave and l‘6PU\"ll°\‘l A-hi loss of n, barge on Sat\ll`dB! MSN- The steamer Decapo from Summer- aide for st. Johns Nun.. with B Wf- go of produce has also U‘l'l”d It Mulgrave and the loss of anchors end chains.
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f~ANTED by Jan. lst a second-
nina.; teacher for Covehemd
School. Supplement given. APDTY £0 'r. assay. Se¢'v~ _ ___1.2;9!§P‘1- T* 6NAI.fD__llTR:\_l-l_BTR»of Prince Ed- ward Island or his children are requested to communicate with the nndoi-signed, T. F. Bride Curntor of the Estates of Deceased Pei-noni. 493
Collins Street, Melibourne, Victoria.
suiuuin Hin".
FHHM HYNAMITL TFHY LUNG THIP
Was Forty-four Days Fiorn St. Jolie to Boston Owing ic f`»u~.':..-.ff Winds.
BL. ’l` , 'i",_-
th e i . . i. ;, with l » \ 1 . the I i _ . .
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Ca./tain Dickson . , :il il le-\ .ng
. ~ Brunswick forty four days ao . _ ..'... silven back several times.
Vhe vessel ran against all sorts of ather but dually came in without i \us damage.
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New vonx, Des. sv-.(spssini)._»ri,, Indisnpolls News joins the New Yon World in a scathing ropjy ¢° R°¢,”_ velt concerning the Panama Canal scandal.
731°” DBWI dlnsed' that the Gov!
ernment paid forty millions to an American syndicate for the purehal Of Fiihts worth only twelve millions.
Roosevelt promptly denounced the
rtory as incorrect end qagmntingd the editors as liars. - ' . TW "'°“’“» f‘1.l!Il1*..i.T.l!-ns (ull proof that the money Rollvrdil my: was paid to the French Ponams Canal Co. really went to the American snug. cate represented by Pierpolrt llolfen, md charge that the memfogn of ion, Government knew tbl ahold into nn] probably enjoyed the results of the theft.
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BERLIN, Decem-ber T-It is orth- cially announced that the govemmlnl! will establish at Kiauchsu s MII! school for Chinese students et A OMC or $15,000. china has promised £0 subsidize the institution, and also td provide suitable scholars whose udu-, cntionsl -stotuowill » be acknowlddgcd' by admitting them to state examina- tions and state odicm.
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AH HTFHQF IN HULL
OTTAWA, Dee. 7-The f"lvil Flervleo
Loan Association is to open an office in Hull, Quebec, to escape the dradie provisions of the Ontario law. Unida' the Ontario Act, a loan association hu to be incorporated with a capi- talization of $300,000. lid hnve A Paid up capital of $30,000. The Civil Service Association does not wish to go into business on meh an elabor- uie basis. Tho laws of the Province of Quebec will enable them to carry on business as they desire until they can obtain federal legislation which will be' applied for at the coming ses- rlou.
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