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GREAT INDISCRETION

Discussed inthe German Reiclzstag. -National Liberals

Fear the Personal Element. Socialist Says the Emperor

_ Should Be Tried For High Treason. __ lc arty is at au t.

BERLIN, Nov. 10-(Special)--The

opening of the debate, in the Reich- stag today on Emperor William/sf in- terview i’n the London Telegraph, found the chamber fuller than even before. I

Interpellations regarding the inter-`

view which has been characterized as highly indescreet, were taken up. Bassermann, National Liberal, who

opened the debate, expressed his hearty desire for contimiance frienidlly relations with foreign countries and thought only a. small proportion of

Mullin ui

lllv council

The regular meeting of the City

Council was held last evening in the Council Chamber. All the Councillors ,were present except Coun. Campbell. A petition was read from the resi- dents of Longworth Avenue asking for a. light near, the residence of Mrs. O. Hobertson. This was referred to the Light Committee. A memorial wus read from the Qoeen' Slgliare Gar- dcn’s Committee asking for the sum cf $350 which it was claimed was be- ing witlleld by the Co\mcil.,The mat- ter ivus ordered to lie on the table until the estimates are prepared for 10024. A committee of citizens wero hoard at the council board asking for, provisl'-on to be maide to teach Domes- tic Science to the female children at- tending; school in this city. The mat- tcr was ordered to' lie on the table for the present. Conn. Riley moveld that tendess he called for .printing the City reports for 19081 It was moved by Coun. Job/neon that the offer of the belephone company he accepted for the removal of the old fire alarm system. It was moved .by Coun. Mc- Dcna1d`that' a. new sidewalk be placed nn Villa Street. M. Duliy was heard ar. the Council hoard with reference to the tap,....in.his ____ _.moving picture , house. It was agreed this matter to the Mayor for adjustment. Coun. Stewart tendered hismeslgnatiori as chnirmnln of the street committee and claimed that he was not receiving proper treatment in his capacity ash

hend Of tht’ Street' Department* Umm' Iors that the steamer Governor Cobb

Stewart at the scticitatlon of the

Mayor amd- council agreed' to with-Is

draw his resignation Pending an in I. vestlgatfonotthe matter. Council ad- _d

inurned. is at present running on the St. John tl

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I]II .IIINNES ELEIEHEII

OTTAWA, Nov. 9-The annnunce~

mont of the death in 'Montreal WS' terday of Dr.. James Fletcher, Dom- inion entomologist, came as a great' shock to the citizens of Ottawa. by whom he was well and favorably known. Dr. Fletcher was operated ull- on in the Ro/yal Victoria liofrniiill NURS un to he

internal trouble and was reporbedl be doing well, yesterday mDfHli\Z,t took a bad turn and died at elcv-' o’c1ock.

The late Dr. Fletcher was known

from one end of Canada to 'thc other Ever since he was nominated by Sir John Carling in 1887. to assume the duties of Dominion entomoflogisf. Df-

instiically to the study of lniwfrt W6 and his timely advice to Canadiam ngriculturlsts .how to handle fruit and farm pests had gained for 'him the a'ppellatiqg,,,of the ~"fM`ll\¥YB friend." ` ' _

Min|rd'| Llninent Guru Diphtherie

Bio

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ln. Appropriate Indian Co'slirin‘e”a’l'NeW'

‘ Tonight.

Mins Von Branders specialty for tonight at New wonderland is an uncommonly attractive one, featurlnll the popular gong “Big Chief Battle Axe" fn that famous chief's com- Dlete war paint. and costume. These Specialties are a- taking feature of _ the entertainments, and are worth, seeing always. ' I The new picture for tonight is A whole reel. showing in quaint and Odd development, “The Adv°nf'\ll‘0' ofa statute- It .would can I- mow

mm main so au.»nmi~'» mupomrsram- 0°m°~ I .

a friendly boxing bout, Cohn Vande- beck, a twenty-year-o1d‘ clerk, was kil- led by Edward Lynch, a nineteen- year- old clerk.

blow on t'he jaw.

reeled, caught hold of the muntel, closed his eyes and sank to the floor.

rived.

most delightful ending. Fun iniiplenty I H Montague Smith

was provided by the servant Michael ll`|AP whim Road Cmss latter being a charming Irish maiden. G@0\`iZ€_I10Wl1 109 Sullivan and Katherine Corrigan, the W00d"'1EE° 59

X... James Welsh made a noble brother Launching 13;

a 79

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Eastern Steamship Company. Today sh . _

he winter. , W

the route today and will make two

N 'trips a week. The trip on Saturdays

.___ w ‘ . =

winter service will. start ands 'out one 1, ' ` 4

with great fury at Bell Island, and

Coy‘s. mine was levelled by the wind

en and will be immed-lately rebuilt- 'I"l1F‘e@

Mrs. Fletcher ia the eldest iEi\i%-_s_hacl_<_s_ we_1_‘e a_l:_i_J___l;l0;I_l_;__€l<;_\;VI1___EJ_;:_f_f0_§__

. .. una e o .

ter of Collingwood Schreiber' 'they mlght: have been badly hurt. At

Lance Cove all the boats hauled up gn the beach for the winter were swept oil and overturned. Several were smashed in pieces and other lost.. Next day one ofthe men who works

Fletcher has devoted himself enthus- in the mines while walking along the

trucks became suddenly ill and falling onthe rails received such an ugly wound in the head that Dr. Carnoch-_ an after inserting stitches in the wound, sent him to hospital.

Minlrd'l.Llnlme`ilt Cures Garget in cows

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the German people was unfriendly to* Great Britain. The personal element in foreign.

and che higher the man stood the greater care he should take of his

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ARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H, 1908.

A _ _-_Z-_Q _

HE CHARLUTTETOW G IA

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weaeiivae...

Cortes Was Selected to Kill King Emanuel.

LISBON, Nov. 10--(Special)-Alben

uance is bound to bring failure. to Costa, a former member of the Great Britain hall lléeti Bl.lI‘I‘6ll t0 Chamber of Deputies. gommitted Sui-

greater naval preparations by the eldo yesterday.

_politics was dangerous, he declared, EmD€\`9f'S utterance and G9IimB-1\Y'B The act has caused' a tremendous

relations had become worse with all sensation and the poijm, are ¢0~m1u¢t. the principal powers, but especially mg an invegtigni;10n_

utterances. . witb‘ France, Russia, Great Britain Costa was E, member of the muck

Responsible officials should examine and Japan- Cross society, which was involved in

his remarks. '

Si’I1Ke1`. S0Cia1lSl$. \l@ClP11`0¢l\EmP€l°0I` the assassination of King Carlos and

The National Liberals ala not de- William ought to be brought before crown Prince Lulu. _ sire the resignation of Chancellor von the high COUFIS 8-lld I-fied 101” high It is believed thil society selected

of the personal element from the con-

_IBueIow, 'out _they want the elimnation treason because of the interview. I Costa by lot to kill the present King

Singer WHS greeted bi' the S0Ci&1iS-IIEmanuel and Costa preferred to kill

duet Of foreign affairs, as its costin- tic applause. ulmuelf to eommlttiugenls deed.

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SNIEIIIE IEIIIIS FRANCE PLEASED

Il] SNSPICIUN WITH SITUATION

Thai Member Of' Spanish 0ver the Casa Blanca Incident Which

Goes to Hague Arbitration to Find Wh' h P ’ F l

relations of France and Germany as virtually closed.

Instructions have been telegraphed

the Frerrcli Ambassador at Berlin to accept the proiwials submitted by the German \' .uri for the approval of Emperor William.

The matter will be sent to the

Hague for arbitration.

While there is no disposition to

PARIS, Nov. 10--(Special)-The

Foreign Office regards the Casa Blan- ca incident, which has disturbed the

crow over a French victory, great'

satisfaction is expressed that' Ger- 'many recognized the justice ol the French contention that there could be no disavowal of acts of French agents at Casa Blanca in advance of arbitration.

upon the widely divergent character of the reports' concerning the incident sent by the officials of France and' Germany.

The decision is that the country

whose agents are at fault shall ap- ologise to the other.

.KININS IIIINNIY ‘

IINENIIIYD BIIUI III IIPEINI HIINSE IN NEW SHIIPS IIEEINHIIIIIIN

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With Boxing"GIoves in New York. Death Was Almost Instant.

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NEW YORK, Nov. 10-(Special)-In

Lynch hit. Vandebeck a glancing

To his frien<l’s horror Vaniiefieclt

He was dead before a physifiim ar-

Lyncb was locked up.

ST. JOHN, Nov. 9-There seems to e little truth in the published rum-

as been chartered by one of the large C teamship companies in the south to 0

ii.n from Key West to Havana, Cuba, t uring the winter months The Cobb

The Calvin Austin will be ut an

ill bs dfliect After December 19 the

rip a week. will 'be made

STORM AT BELL ISLAND. p

ST. JOI-fN‘S Nfld., Nov. 9-The

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Yesterday was nomination day in'

the Parish Prlesl Klark can Repair Forty Cars County ‘und resulted as ful.

Urban Co. Euthusiastic d W-|| Makg Thin S sa... argues

with Dr. Walsh (W_ S_ Hiatt an _ _ St. Peters South was the betrothcd of Angi1s’)Cas(;irl‘; `eS at the new “mkm . Marie who fa1_'her's practice he had takem Yesterday two hundred disabled SL Peters North Miss Cassidy in turn loved Frank Cars were shuntcd to the new sliops,Montcello Douger, whom she, in a fit of passion, where they are uo,w_ awaiting re-‘D\1nll1\S _

cast aiide thus causing anguish tg pairs 31213500108

msn carts. Father Joh ‘ ar igan

Harllven Klark, was an instE1ntwI]aII1l§»E: There was also twenty seven cars LO1“n6 Valley

ite as his loving heart was deeply Of material tr*‘“sEe"red from the Old Roscneath

' ---_-~ crieved in the loves than did not run shops to the new- When WDFK is “IP Bs'1flWin'S Rd~

Smooth and in & IHOSE IIHPPY manner der way forty cars a day can be re- ViCf0_1”iH -CPO" full of Line morals pointed out the ai,-ed E18 M119 Brook' right and won his cause making 5 P ` ,__________ l\lOllt21‘g‘ll€ Nflfth

ne nun u difficult part to play but Red House

played it well and was indeed a les- Sturgeon on in brotherly lovef The specialties ”“"" MUFFHY HU- North were superb and mirth producing, t-he SL M&I`Y'S Road

ecil in Top O the Morin sung as gum; Zeppelin’s present plans, Di- len William

nly Miss Cecil can sing li. Tonight M-tor Tollman, who is associated ‘may Hb- S°» _M0

he play is a hne detective story en- wlti, him in the company bearing the otnl Mr Fraser 2612. tled The Edison Bank Robbery lgimguighed aeronaut's name, makes, otnl Mr Hugl\€S`F2490~ 182

he following interesting statements a.\0l‘1‘¢Y fm' Mr Taser

A ___ an I g Inolliweli 56

U |g|‘]Ce 1 ~ ° North Lake 53 __ - . Lively Hereafter. ,Red ,..,,,,,, 5,

The Parish Priest uc the opera Priest P0114 51

Hlouse last evening was one ofthe '”°°" Souris East 115 prettiest home plays seen in this city Sollris River 50 for some time and was enthusiasticab MONCTON Nov 10-(Special)-A S0‘"`ES Line Rd' 44 ly received. The pl ll u 1 ti. ' . ' _ Rollo any chapel sa Stroag acting and ‘vhif;yd§3p1; p__‘_’_;e_ hundred and thirty-five men _emlDloy- St Margarets 38 tic at times ended so happily that at ed in the old I' U' R' “pa” Shops Hd. Rollo Buy 112 the close of the last act; sunshine and have moved E0 th" new Shops in the st- Andrews 54 happiness abounded in plenty, Maisie wen; and of the city, which mark Peakes Station 51 Cecil as _Nellie Dnrkin, was-I in lovenhe initial appearance of the employ Lot 39 113

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68 63 89 38 66 82 54 59 51 39 50 99 37

se al :is 110 54 128 as si ei as ‘G5 ri

sa si 89 58

EIIII IS ENIINSEI]

IN PLNSIEII CNSI

, OGENSBURG, N. Y., Nov. 9-En-

cased in a plaster cast which covered all of her body except the neck and- head, Minnie Fisher Circus, a rld_r who was injured at Malone, N. Y., in September by being thrown from her horse, left here recently for 'her hlolme in Alabama. She is unable to move any part of her body below her shoulders and will lie on' al cot during the railroad' journey south#

It will be three months before the plaster cast can be removed. I

iinviii wiis

BOSTON, Nov. 9-The great foot-

ball match held' last Saturday at the Stadium, So'1dier’s field Boston, be- tween the Harvard and' Inidians, re- sulted ina glorious victory for the former in a score of 17 to 0. The fol- lowing is taken from an exchange.

A tremendous cheer ripped the at-

mosphere about the Stadium this af- ternoon as 35,000 enthusiastic specta- tors beheld the Carlisle Indian foot-` ball eleven, headed by Wausska, the captain and left tackle, trot out on bo the,gridiron for the annual con- test with Harvard.

A moment later the Crimson play-

ers, headed by Acting Captain Cutler, the snappy quarterback, came on the held. A cheer, ever more uproarlous, rent the air, as the eager supporters of_the Crimson cheered and cheered again for the home team.

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MNIININE MEIBI

KEPTAFLOATBY PUMPS W. ...W 1.. ...E ___'_____'

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S H e will be withdrawn li-om this line BOSTON No., 9_,w,t,, he, hold °‘whfcr,§1e;f0;f,fs,,“‘f§ of K1Nc s BIRTHDAY HONORS. _

_ :nd in all probability will haul up for nearly full of water and her new _“___” __o__r_bt trips through the au.

LONDON Nov 9-A lone list 0'

orkmg at the pumps' the schooner Th°B° can Unly be mlm “pon the I b' thd h nors were is- LONDON N vember 8-Mme Mel.

T A stuart was towed mm run 1 t f new buildings, where he K1ns's 11' ey 0 _ - 0 - yesterday afternoon by the tug M ' l(II:uE)vErl<mdaE}i be carried on This will “ed yestlrday' The horclori 1? re lalitl-I bafhli eEI:1t§ei:rIesShEEoEEbE§e sliighsvrig My after B' tmp around from Vine- e Pr°ba'I’1Y 1" 1909 In from three 0lwddma“l>1Ilc a:elF\?l‘I!';raE ilioomgoand xlledgto joinlthe movzrnent for hum- ard Haven In had weather Seas Oxflve Yeaih' howwer' we Wm prob on En FII; ies Sir Edward' Clarke anitarian reasons She recently vis. 'wept both tug and schooner' but did' DIY have I’-one so far that swamp tlhetflaarfser nso'llcitor-general, is made ited Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester 0 serious damaée OWS mel Germany Wm he feasible privy councillor, Alfred Russell and other large industrial centres,

The Stuart sailed from Perm A - It may Sound fantastic out th . » - ,

’ ll the Order of Merit, where the poverty ofthe working wo

Oy “éiglh u Cargo _of hge brlc_k for Bob Zeppelin Company has already work_i w§,1§cGe1§rg!I:w.IE1 Frampton, the Bcnl- men touched her heart and compelled

on le encoun erc ago e, accom- t 1 f r a series of roun - h ,_ th ~ dim anied by a heavy sea, which strained (giposuoiptsgbklgd from Fned`.mhshHf_ tor is knighted. \ her to believe t a eir con on

er seams and she bc'°an to leak bad n £0 U°'°‘!»“¢' Hmnburl’ and Berlm 1.7 500 VERDIUT FOR HER LOST fluence of women were used in select-

could be battered if the in

_ y 'l‘lle clew of rlvc men worked hard d b ck ’ YZOUTH ing members. of parliament She be-

*fum 0' Y°S*"“"Y '“°“““e “ig” uc the piimvs. but the Smut would “ “ _.___-~ ___ » 1...... ,,.,._,..,;.y 1.. uw wisdsm ei as

he engine house' at the N. S. S

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Wonderlan

today to describe them, so be sure and see this wonderful depiction. 'A Fight with Mortedallas will be shown for the last time, and those who have not seen this picture should mwke a point of attending this evening. A _Flower of the Island ends the

pictures list, which is excellent in every detail. "The Town at the End the Line," is,also given for the final rendering tonight, and the taking specialty completes a splendid pro-

robnbly have gone tothe bottom AGER AT

_ h t V d H TRAFFIC MAN CHICAGO Nov 9-In one day af- law-makers of Australia, who have

ni s e no been neai ineyur av- NEW YORK DEAD _“___ __mke___ _Touéy pole _en on the enfmnchised, women .lrrhere is “sm

”-_ cad of Mrs Julia; Konold her aair, she adds, “the familiar claim that

On the trip around to Boston she YUNKERS Nov. 9-E. V. Skinner, aturully a ° chestnut, bmjm turned women pike myself should not be de-

him Plwiflc Rm _“my _ h me hem y at least fifteen years. A verdict for butlers a 5 _ _ A

OPIUM CURSE IN New York city died at his ko with 1, l_;0_o was rendered in her favor .that the resignation of the Austrilll

enked again. Sha will probably be t fu m n gel- for the Cana- _i d_ _ed the power which is given to our hauled out here and the leak repaired 'intern m C 'T a with offices ln ompletely white and her ace age ‘n nd moms_.» “*“'

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I .PNIIIINMENT

In Persia Causes Concern in Russia. Danger of Revolt

In the N0rlh. ‘

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. ll)-(Spam lal)-Oflicial confirmation. ben randy-

ed from Telieran of the ractidnltg plot to abolish the Persian P¢flia. ment. _ Russia, which has repeatedly warn- ed tho Shah of the dangers, has dp-

_ Germany places her acquiesceuce`cided to renew ber representation

against the contemplated coup d'etate. The situation lu Northern Pei-slats the source of great anxiety to Wo Russian Foreign Omen.

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EIIIINEGIE EIEI ' IIE PENSNINS

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To Teachers Benefits Profes- sor Brittain of N. B. who Gets $1,500 Yearlv.

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FEEDERICTON, Nov. 1o-(special)

-Prof. John Brittaln of Bt. Anno do Bellevue, Montreal, formrly of tho Aorrmal School and University of New Brunswick, has been granted thi Carnegie pension of fifteen hundred dollars 'a year, He is 9, native of Westmorland aB`

well known throughout the PNVMQ,

Prof. Brittian will continue bln ut.

cntiiic research.

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HIE NPPNIIPIIINIIIIII

EIIII MISSNIII WIIIIN

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ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 9-IAQ proprlation of $1,060,000 to eu-ry its work next year in Africa _ China was made by we General Committee of Foreign Missions 0! the Methodist Episcopal Church ll annual session here recently. 'Plus il the amount collected last: year by the Methodist churches iIl'&0 UllitQ States. It is a rule that the Board may appropriate an small* for the ensuing year equal to tid! collected the previous year.

SARDOU, GREAT FRENCH

DRAMATIST, DEAD.

PARIS, Nov. 9-Vlctoflllll Bll&ll,

who had been ill fora long time, died last week from pulmonary con- gestion. He was the dean of Front! dramatists and ai mem-ber of tbl French Aca/duny. The man whom GNU play was hissed and who thin lil to go to America to seek his lorhil. died rich and honored, with the ruin! title of ii‘rance’s greatest and most proline contemporary dramatllt.

AUSTRIAN CABINET

MAY SOON RBSIGN

VIENNA Nov 9.-It is IBDOrf0d

CIETY asc week He was stric en against the Union Traction Company. OTTAWA SHOCKED. Cabinet is immineng; U In 9” -9 gf

LONDON S0 ' nllolllexy and DHTHIYSIS devewped' `

y-._

the disunsionn between \lilr&mll

_ _ hi (1 th, Mr. Skinner , .. _ ‘_

LONDON Nob 5-Englisli commis- “mug In B ea u htel. SALT MAKING PLANT OTTAWA Nov 9__A so-mm em-th and Czech ministers arising

Coincldcnt with the departure of Ebmcn which was wrecked on a reel

the commissioners, the London police, 700 mms from Fr¢!mant.'le, Australia ‘Wednesday aEr_i{i__§_§i\i_r_;sd_;;_Y,_~.1_;lz'i_i_¢;_e;‘{1_ _ 0911"" °'“°ki”5 In' th” m°"°p°““' For seventy-BVU GWB th°71°'b°r°d to brosslng r eo! Western life 50 years I d have been ordered to eradicate the _ little vessel so that _it ini: D C U 0 _ _ W k H., S¢|’vQ

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sloners to attend the opium confer- Raves 8' w DESTROYED BY FIRE. %_“_,_é{e 51\:_>_¢_;_l_<__yéa.s_1_f`_;al_t___;>ét____§_)_l_I_l;l;_\l§iI- lat; §‘:é‘;L§’§::nt'gf5____"‘ Pug” u ° ence of nations at Shanghai left re- IN SOUTH PAC1FIC_ _ ‘°*'°- _ __ rl ay m . _ ' _

eeuu for china. Tlley will repre. ADRIFT s/iL'i LAKE c1TY, Nev. 7 Fire re

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sent. Great Britain in the_proposed SAN FR,ANCIScO_ Cul" Nov_ 9___ cently destroyed the plant of the lnd_ _

discussion of means to aid China in th d h-ps as castawayg gn land Crystal Salt Company, oca e _ _ stamping out thc use of opium by ‘_§_esL§g_tgerna;,:ci‘hc ‘Blom by seven at Sgnltaire, loss $150,000, insurance E _ her sub`jdth_ts. The lesdingh Eu:'_c_>_'_pe_i;._n Chmese who carried the news fig the $50. 00. 0

fll1'lA9l§.'¢.U’H'¢ 0115 05° er W ° M nchuria from HON: 0“Z~

suites, will be repieseutee. ?,f,f§;‘°f;,m:.i the new ol the burqe THE UNIQUE PICTURE PALACE.

~ FREE MAN TGBAY'

ii repair me t sea suhsisting ,ago showing the hardships and dhnz Norlhhampton Bank fec er

evTlva vic which formerl was oreva- might nga*-E1 a`EEil<`;unE of 'ship stores ers that the openers of the: great

e. Y r. so... | H] Smfggqg' Ii

z fn ll 1 1 d . The repairs wereling the plains in 49. The attacks on

té§n;1fA ;c(N1Ii;EeE;ao: sca‘:d ::,(:t|:1?;l-egos llrll1eB2l»'th of last MBY 'the wzlES0¥\ trains by India” 5 and

feature of the evening being Miss BERLIN, November 9-Regarding High Bank

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{il§__i1:___li;g§\__x;1_lli:_y_;] €i__l:_vew_>_;cu__;~_r____ pm? °_¥_\d _L;¢;t__0lT_¢;___n;i_o_l1'S0Eth Africa. fei-ed by the pioneers make A stirring NEW YORK_ , N0v_ 9___L,w|g E, nlllnent government official. D XE this the crew mutinied and' for scene and one that is FGDI"-9 with 1°' Warner, whose alleged private dual-

Soveral estnblisiiments have been punishment they were left for seven terest, for all admirers of bravery “Dil cial peculatlons crippled the Hamp-

. he CaiYU1ll\ daring. This picture runs 800 feel: one .hir County National and I-lamb*

opened in the past year in the heart days on the Island while t _ _ e k _ Nap of the fashionable west end. All of stood oil with thg vee;ael. Th_e_l:__t_\\_;¢_y ful reel. D;>1;_f__ ml\;5_;f-__W______ed ‘rn shire Countyufavtgglyala 5”; Wm th, rs aecretl conducted with ad~ were taken aboar in rons, - comedy _p e u es gimmpton ne y

mn A y t k to Cocos Is- Model" and the "Crushed eh state prison in Charles-

| 4 gh 1 (1 nd a en Artfst.’s leave e ,

;E>iltIEIaOlIirII.!IIeI'pll)tElliE11IflllI;(EiEt:;(I!l`i Ether? Igndeithile fiflesh water and s\ll1Pll°9 Tra|;edian" both extremely fum? town at ei8|1¢ E-mr” °d°°t tm'

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ing evidence against them. were obtained and from this D “Ce and sure to create a roar e I morning B ff” mm! |

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they eventually made their way Witrated Song for Thursday. F\`I‘l“Y “ml Before the savings can 'Om

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CHICAGO MARKETS. Hong KOUH- 'Saturday will he that beautifu Dc ers and an exlm Ml'

,_.__-_---- l,,,,,,,,1 bailed “in the Wild-vvvfl "°f° el the swivel b°“"- w"'”"' th” °°

'_' lusia- _ ,, 11,,-,few by i-1. Dodge years old. fled ffm" N°"“‘°“‘P°"“-

CHICAGO, November 10-(Bpecial)- Condensed ads too late for c the Blue- e P ‘_ 1 bed and ‘Hand at Nov. wheat 1o1|,cuelou will he louse on page three non fm-set '-I” U"*4“° P*°*»‘"'° I _tue was occ H _“md ___

use lermeriy the Lymm- -\°“\1°“f°"

Louisville. Kr- ° ‘W W; __ K

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Dee. Wheat .. I TORONTO Nu” u__(sb°cm)__ _ _____________ md ,u mmnced to nine years and

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lent only in che Asiatic quarter in the and eésh and 1-gots found on the al- western country were subject to cross- _ 'refm _0 I

iprlaon. He was committed on New 9, 1899. ' re was in April, the |¢me7¢U¢

that the banks were forced to d_ continue bunineu. and li 'll In _

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been rated as a "crusty," and den Bridges says his conduct had exemplary. Warner hal been Unpidb ed an clerk in the guardrooms

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