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A FRiEND To MANriN--This

E P” if. P. ii. Tiiiiis Ti.=RRii=|c Figuring Ai

PRVINCE HAS PASSED AWAY” iii iiintiniiiis PORT ARTHUR

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The Guardian presents its readers to-0 f

.wry with a portrait of the late Enoch mice at Boston. Mr. Paige is weli» k own to many in 1-'rinoa Edward 'island inthe had spent the past. eigtriesir rea- sons ia this provinoe"'where many had

;.-.nie to know and love the genial gentle. ru.»rn who hadalso termed a strong attachment tor the “Garden of the Galt." Mr. Paige was nearly 88 years old when

irapasrcd away.` ;l‘ire,canse of his death it 1. the culmination oi! a 'trouble which lrrir-iiict~.d hl'n for marry years, and

ini.-tl as he had been warned by .mit-at physicians both. at hom-1 and

iihio il ii Llrllrlr 6_.K\. Iii itollld u0`r be _. .ti twat. he died of “old age" for all his

in--1.-ici were intact, and he had a tt.. 1-ifuiomcur.tifviir.1tyto t&e lari.. || utr rrwenturirrgical op ration three it -l~ in-iorv: he died, :rrrd was in ether

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,\l: _>]’.~i:y:e wie Born in D.erin|.7, New l

lin. p.-hire, 24th of February, 1617 ii.. u .sci Scotch and Eigli.h ancestry; .. -i.. p.-.tr-rral side be was Ccsceuden

'r it Firntnel faige, iornrerly_VCclonel in . .» ii ylirh army, wlo came io this r it ity in lii`0, reitled in Vl’a'ert.wn,

‘ --_ -.r d riloi in liiiil. Mr. Paine wr s by -.1:. -~ ii-\ ardent pstriot,`boru ofa lite oi V i it-ws. ore of whom, Cornet Paige, .ad \he ilaa in a Company if Minute .ii . ‘ri in New Bedford to Concord, April ri .L1 n rtnrlcse ilambeing composed tr \r~i iii gorgeous stripes. This il~g - -'iii in -he imntiy ci’ the Paige descen-

.1-i.|~ in New Bediord, Mass.

ii \ eldest brother, George, was iltr thin in the vrarol1812. His nephew

.I ha Ware Paige, was naval Captain In A

im-'iii-ii war under Faraaut. Lieutenant

w.-it ta the 42 i infantry and servedthroukh iirt- it v-l war and was hc nnrably dis

. ` fr

inn./eil. He rt-lllllitid in 1339 lil lihefn

gt-tif.-ral r-or-vic_e,_ i_n Philadelphia, and was

rata it-r~ oi Gen, Sherldu.a's| stail`, and S .~io.>ti high in that Commandefs esteem

lir~<-imishedashis dearest possession a S

~\r.»-lprescnted to him by Gen. Sher- d

ir iii .

i i~i“2i Mr Paige went into business* H

i.ii.~~ or-, and accumulated a compet- r- <_v it-Jar various enterprises; chief oi wi. 1-li was the manufacture of native \\~iiu.~.. llc came in t’rne to control al-

rr.n-Li,l-centlre buslnessin the east, and - in many years ‘was located under the

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f afriendz _ this visit there were no railroads on the "I U0 U05 l<i1JW the Iliillllerit U01' the

' » European continent rxcepi. within inriy ,hturin whlchlshsil go, but whenever

turtles of Paris. He had visited every wer1.i's fair rr-nm it-152 until mul, with the , he chit-.fruity and fearicesly undertiken:

} exception oi t.ho"Chicai¢o fair. ,

_ \l/hen quite young he married Miss,|

Eliza Austin, of Portland, Maine, n nesri relative of the poet \\'iriti.|or. Shi- hors :

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Womerfs Felt Elastic

B a i H - - fk, a D ,

if. ii; mire (his brother Gsorge’s son) Bow 0 D' umm an Bme streets

moved to make way lor the extension oi

,., _ ainwth ' ith t.H -

tin.-tilt itisoharzedrn account ofimpslred as DE or WM D 5 W” e In

health In 1681, with a record of eve; Q tivsrrr ycsirs' s;rvice and :even bullet: h hole- cn' his person. During his_0 sift-i'..» rgainst t-he Indians ha was a B

on a corner of one of the ploasnntest

Boston.

thirty times, making his flrrt trip in n

‘ sriling vessel in 1851. when he toured thc ‘

outlocnt., and \ isited the London cxpci~i-~

' tion. returning home on the linicorn, the

wh survives him and now resides at the

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rches of the old rrservolr. between

eacon Hill. This reservcir' was rr-

hn pre out State Hone". He was ir

ativs grape wine pioneer of the east,

irei fron active business in 1889, after continuous experience oflifi years. Hu ad resided in B:~ton '/‘H years, and was no of the old Hawes school boys ln South oston Forthir ty) faishehart lived in thc ame house, which he had lruilt for bin

eotlons of the city, and he often eclarc l that he coal i not he persuaded ochirrrrze his residence fora gilt oi' tha

ewqdt rrid ruost dcS`r'r`<ilc hiusc lu

Mr. Paige had been an exten=lve tra\c`~ er, having cross-cd the Atlantic about

lrst rteamer that ever croesed the ocean

rom Liverpool to Boston. Ai. the time of

im one child, n son. Austin E. Paige.

'daurliter, May Paige, who married John

lchlldren. Ho rnarrlsda second tirne, lr.

Malcolm, by that marriage M_r. Paige became a arent grandfather to two

in 1885, n dau;_;hier of the late Captain

Donald Doelrcrty, of ‘Prince Edward Jsiatid. She survives hiun

Mr. Paige never took an active ptrt in

local politics, 1. or was he in any scuss r. “club ni»rr.". He used io sny his home was his club; and his library, with now and their ir congcnirl crllur, uiade h"s life all

that could be du; irrd, in his later years. Formi rly he had lcd a busy and helpful llf ;la fact, up io thc last he rememberen

the poor' , and was more generous than cvi-~.\ his most intimal.: friends know. His

death brings sadness inthe hearts if many both in this country and abroad; for he had o tender loving na ure, which had not

become hnrdcued nor make severe by so many years' contact with the world. Ho met death fenrlessly , almost wel- coming it as a friend come to release him

(rom a disease and pain-racked cody. A short time bciore his dr-:ith he said to

the moment or the hour ibn journey will

for, thonrrh the door which opens into the great llryond is closed to us now, and the

passage is lett dark, it was made so by thc Divine will, und thnt is suiliclent iur us to know."

He left a large circle of iriendsahui. there

o .

ams House, Bohton. The son has a

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gola Goloshed $1.30

W_’_emen’s Felt Bus-

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Women’s Felt Bus- _

iris Goloshed, 680 il `

Ilrfants’ Felt Boots25o

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perior ‘ 68. ef.; ». /Q

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Wehave a ver ychoice stock of HOLLAND BULBS in Hyacinth, Crocus, Narcissus, Tulips, Freesia, Lily and Iris. Roman Tlyacinthsif planted now will bloom at

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BULBS

C- B. Foster Goes to Toronto.

9iii’l8S8-

Sr. Jorrrv, N. B., Nov. 7.-(Specirrl)-

W. B. Howard has hecn promoted to

rN'roxrcs'rroN CHARGED.

A sensation occurred at. the City Coun-

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The Montreal Herald, Liberal, discuss-

ing the Opposition leadership says' “If

vrrtives were to rnnkc way for Mr Bor- l

he disposed t<\ facilitate his return to the

not come from the Liberals, but from. within his own camp. .

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iliiliH Cilli THE llii. H. i.llilIilSli

Prominent Catholic Clergyman- Who Lectursd at .Ch’-

town Some Time ago

Rev. Dr. B. F. DcCo|t.a, aged 73 years, the Episcopal clergyman who several ’ years ago became a convert to the Roman Catholic Church died Su`nday in St. Vin- ccrrtfs Hospital, N. Y., where his life has cbhing away tor six months. ' Dr. DcCosta" lectured in the Opera

i Mn, ,A 4.- .ni 1; ~_ ...

Ou and after THURSDAY, thc. wth

The Montreal Herald Sug .1

'EXCHEQUER COURT _ 1 _ Gives JUDGMENT.

Nov. 7-Cicrrred ' Nina Pearl, Diclr.~,

House here a iittlc over a year ago.” ¥

the Russian lire of defence nnd also to

new army assaulted Slrujusrm chu-rrdriy afternoon.

KEEKWAN ALSO ASSAULTED.

to 'hc lower prrrapet. There the .laps held the nrorrrrrl stubbornly in thc farce of

Russsinn counter attacks.

HAND 'ro HAND i'oNrLrcr.

night the Russians charged down upon the Japs und o. desperate hand to hand coniiict. ensued.

rwssrsrss wmm Rxrrirfsn.

The .Taps bent back the enemy and

‘SOME C P. R CHANGES. »‘-°‘

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W' B' Howard Promoted 2After.Tremendous Cannonade the Besiegers Capture,.|,impprtenl;,_._Grroiind

_y;,,,,,,e,, Cha,g,.~,d Driving a Wedge into the Russian Centre-~ The and by all Aldeiman- Keekwan - Forts Assaiied- Brilliant Exploits-.-Russians in

with Drunk' UnderGround Gallery Surprised and Fled in Confusion

___ ---Japanese Losses Not Very Heavy.

C. B. Foster’ Distrikt Passenger Agent ASSAULT 0:! st!0.lUr‘AN. ‘rlestrtoycd ttwo covcreil posiiiorrs in the I

C. P. R. here will leave for Toronto on Cl‘"°`*“0» NOV- 7' (SP°"i“ll A "i’“Ci“l mn mon

Mommy to mlm up the ,|,,||e5 of A H_ to the Chicago Daily News from Ilainy,""‘NE ”"“""’N'\" Bx""“"-

Nclman’ Ass|Bt&nL Ge,,e,.,,| Passenger N0v,6, via KqbQ,N0v,7,guy.~r; A Jrrprrrrr-su .suh licuti-rrtniri \\'itli 30

*Agent mere’ who /1,,” been granted After thr-eu days gf mrrtinrrorrg l.0m.‘volurrt.ei-rs tlrvrr i~.irr:r~c-cdr-1| in rriulring his Hevg,-,,| months 10,,” of H_|,5e,,(._e on 'bardrnent ol' Port Arthur which caused. Wlly f-0 the \‘~ur Of the fort. There h,. account .,f||1he,,1;1,_ extensive destruction to the sirqirrsnn lcv:-ri\i.'e<l iii H i»er»011Hl Conflict with 11

W B_ HOWARD PROMOTED and Noryusnnn forts in the west centre gf Hrrssiurr ctiicer and killed liirri.

LOST ONLY 'i'\\'0 MEN. .

Mn Foster. 'place and other promotions Keekwfm fort- me right' “""3 of me Jaim' llaving discovererl two more rlcfeutes are made, ' ‘ " ' ' ' . " y l in the rear' rrrorrt the sub licuterurut

;wi-.liilr'e\\' his force with the loss of two .

men.

ixpprouclrcs and constructing trenches

corrrrcc-tirrg|tlrcrri with Llrcr' own rrrrrry front. parallel.

'rim scans Ar nswrv. `

THE LATE ENOOH PAIGE4 ' _ _ I Hmmm Men reinforced during the At dawn numbers of dcnd were visihle

on the slopes north cf Fort Five vvhcre thcrrevv and old batteries in the line of

defence vvepr captured by the severe fighting of the night

A WEDGE DRIVBN IN.

cil today when Alderrnarr Christie ohm-ged ' Having carried the appronclres to that VUKEN AND RETAKEN' ‘ that some North End tlrerrrgn wg;-9 in the ‘height the assailants eatrenghed them Later in the cvierring the ruriarrccil

habit of becoming intoxicated nfger selves under the glrrcis ofthe forts. |P6Sll»l0\l Of UW JBIH WHS ifiikeli “iid 1'2-

nttending fires. In the evening the left wing delivered Miken tWil1C.

An lnvesti ation was ordered. an assault on Keckwan, fighting its wav 'U10 b0Sl0¥0I`>i 80000125011 ill llfllfiiiliil |5115

irc wedge into the Russian centre. Severe explosions have occurred lrr the

lor-t.n=s-s within the last iew days.

i-rue nr:'rcrran's srr.r..

'lite total casualties of the Jrrparrese in

-the late attack were 1,100.

More than tive lrunrlrerl wr-re lril'ed up

to Oct. iii.

.IAPS IN GREAT SPIRITS.

'l`lic spirits of the irrcri :irc murznlilcerrli

-ard tire firing of all thc grins is wo._<lr~r'- fully L-t'i'c(-tive.

A SUPER!! §P{'.`UTACl.E.

The cllfrrirx io the lute l»orrrl.rrr'<l|rrcrrt

came lrot.\\'eerr4 unrl_~tl rfclocl; Srrturdny

.aftorn0ou. It was rr supcrh spectacle. Every fort oi the Lcriurrry war.

lelrgarged and ilu- iiglrtirrg iii the trerrclrrxs

l was corrstirrrt. and scvi-rr-. 'lite out.post.s

These operntionshavc driven an effec-

,of thi' corrtcridirrg f~'r'<~i-.~ were only inriy

' feet apart.

AN rvNu1moRorJND .<r'rrPRr:~r-:.

l At l o`clock this ruorning.; oirc oi tho

~.lapancse trenches collapsed into a-Rurr

sian gallery and the crrerrry lreing lur- priscd underground fled in confusion.

one ol t.hc Prince Edward Island Corrser- a

den, the Liberals, we may suppose. would

rgxcauqrrzrz count.

0-r-rAwr_1 1\`o.°. 7.- (Special)-Jurii§i\1l‘“i

was given in the Excheque.r_Couri. today in the following expropriation cast*-H arising out of thc ertension of the P. H. island Railway, Murray Harbor Hrnnclr.

The King vs. Horton; _iudquiclit fOr

thc defcndniit. for $575 ru\ricosts_orl_'lic

issue ns to comperrsaiimr.

The King vs. F. S. Mr~lJonnld; judg-

i costs.

ment for defendant. for $750 with light.

The King vs. F. W. Hyrulrrirrn; jurlg

rncnt ior $40 and costs.

The King vs.()ail\erir\e Olscrr; jirdgirrcut

for defendant. for $517.50 and costs til

issue of r-nrrrpcrisrrtioiu llcicrulani Catherine Olscri is rrppoiriti-il irirarrfliuri of infants.

The King \'.~'. A. l\icDouii.lrl; _iudgrrrc-ni

for defendant for $481.27. Similar' Cfsts.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Nov. 5-Arri<‘cd : S. S. Lirnenirurrr,

Burns. Picton.

Nov. 74Arrlved I Son Nymph, Murrloclr,

Isrrnc`s Harbor; (lircassian, Skinner, North Sydney; Lochlei, Mcbainc, Pic-~ ton; Empress, Murchison, (`irpe dc Verd Islands..

Nov. 5-Cleared : S. S. Luncnhurrr,

Burris, Picton.

Sydney, Lochicl, Mclmlrie, Picton.

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When these organs fail to perform' that

proper functions, the blood become poisoned sutl`erlri;z and disease commence this can be avoided by seeping you vitality at liiglr-water' rrrnrk; thc blood rich and pure i-y taking uni- l<`err~oz0rre Tablet alter each meal.

Forrozone has a ruild but rapid action on

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King.-ton, uni.

House. for Liberals everywhere entertain ` F S F. w. ' ,_ lm. Hsrurr.-1-nN`.~‘ |>rr.Ls rims Liir.r,ior.5.

rr. very high respect for Mr. Borden’s many . ' ' "' Nrrss.

line qualities, and would be loath to sec A. _ I3 9 ` his place taken by any one less courteous, _t,i‘ZrT_*"<.{ less dignified or less gifted Tire danger of A d d C ts ' "

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thi.-<i iiii-own into the nir, either from :l_i- lmriil. it volviirro or even when shoil t`r-.im at ritli- or <-nnnon, return to the °:ir'tli with the snrrre initial velocity \-.~iili uhh-ir it lvit'/" The rrnssver ts: A prn_ivt~til<- t|rr~<1\\‘n vcrtivnlly upwaril into ilu- air will return with s velocity less than the lnitini. ln the nir the ac- ceirwiitiriiz forcf- which acts during tho iles:-cnt is noi. equal to the rctnrding for-oo during ssc(-nt. Tire rcirrrding force is the some for the weight of the projectile and the atmospheric resist- ance, hath acting in the same direction. in the descent the .accelerating force is tim difference of these two, since they not in opposite directions. In rr vacuum it would ho diifer-ent. ia that calc, the woiizirt nt' tire projectile hcinrr the only force acting. this force would gencruts in mich toot of thc ball exactly tho .srrrrw nrnnurrt of velocity thnt it. had ir-st in its passage upward. Thus the ilnnl would tlnd it with a spf-ed equal in its initial velocity.-St. Louis Repub- lic. . _ ._ ._

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