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CHARLUTTETOWN. CANADA, bAl llkDAY_ NUVH. \|BLR 9_ 19 i

FIRST OF' LLL

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Clipped -a Batch of Bonds Amountlng-to_,$2,400 but was' Found _Out-

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(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 28-Mrs. Evelyn

Rutherford Young, the bride, who clipped a batch of coupons of John D. Rockefeller bonds. 'amounting to $2,400-and cashed them, was 'given fa suspended sentence today after plead. ing guilty of grand larceny, gh, Wm have to report' to a Probation Oilicer once a week for five years and guar- antee life honesty. She gained access to the bonds while an employee 0| the Southern Pacific Railway Com. pany. When she left the theft was discovered. _

LUNMLH PHLSILILNT .

HLHIHL EUNNTS’

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORIS, Nov. 28-A writ of

habeas corpus. on behalf of General ZGYBIB, former president of Nicara- gua, was issued by federal Judge Holt this afternoon. It is returnable! Monday afternoon when arguments; will be heard.

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The annual meeting of the Char.

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INELNNNLS ENPITNL

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f (Canadian Press.) _ DUB!!!-l. Nov. as-The Unionist Party today carried the war into the enemies' country when Bona# Law, Leader of the Ollllosition, and Sir Edward Carson, Lender of the Irish Unlonists, arrived at the Irish capital to deliver a series of-speeches °“ H0219 Rule- In rirly to the acpn- tation who welcome him, Law hh. serted that the Unionist party had fllllght consistently the whole idea of

shllaration from the United King- om. .

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LN INNLSTIENTE

ENST lil LIVING

(Canadian Press.)

MONTREAL, Nov. 28-The Board

of Controllers passed a resolution which will be submitted to the City Council on Monday asking the Dom- inion Government to institute an enquiry into the high cost of. livihg in Montreal which the Controllers be- lieve is far greater than can be jus- tified even by the failure of produc- tion to keep up with demands. The claim is made that it is more ex- pensive to live in Montreal today than in any other city in America.

(Canadian Press.)

TORONTO, Nov. 28-The Board of

Control has decided to ask the Dom- inion Government to appoint a com-

.mission to investigate the high cost

L 'I lol living ln this city.

(Canadian Press.; ~

WINNIPEG, Nov. 28-The Board of

Control took deli-nite action this

morning re the high cost of living.

lottetoviu Summer Resorts Ltd. 'vas They will request the Dominion Gov- held in the office of Messrs. F. B. Mc- ernment to investigate the matter.

Ullfdy & 2 G0., last evening. Mr. “J. _ 0. Hyndman, president, presided oven ll Bond attendance of shareholders. Mr. R. ‘L. Cotton, manager, submitt- ed the following report of the Direc-

NNXIENN PNLIEL

tors in the year's workingz- - - -

“We bei to submit herewith a re-

port of e results of the past sea-

so;i»’sopesati<sns_-pf. your# Company, '

'l‘he venture, we think, has hean as _ successful as could have been expect- cd under the clrcumstlances. ~

"The Profit and Loss account shows

a net profit of $1,200.59, equivalent £0 $17.1 per cent per ann`um on the amount of Preferred Stock paid to date wh-lchi your directors deem high- ly satisfactory. ‘-owing to the dlflicnlty of obtain-

ing both men and materials and the scarcity of capital during the early part of the. season we were not able to construct as many cottages as hlad, been intended. Our plans called for sixteen bungalows. In addition to the dining hlall we were able to build but eight and they were not all ready for tbe opening of the season. Had we had the sixteen there is little doubt tblat- all would have been occupied. We trust .that it will be possible to complete tha programme authorized at the first general meeting before the _season of 1914 begins.

There were well-grounded com-

plaints made regarding details of the dining~room operation. In this, con- nection it must he remembered that the business engaged in by your Corn- pany was new to all connected with it, and some of thle employees highly , recommended td' us " were 'not veryl satisfactory/ The past season has given us valuable experience which will be ,ol great assistance to your ollicers in the future. ' I Attached' is the General Balance Sheet and Profit land -Loss _Statement und Statement ,of Revenue'-and Ex- penditure. "" _

'rho report'-was:1_msnimo_osly‘ 'adopt- ed and the‘D_irectol's' .congilotulsted on the succeslful Blliovvillg. The 'Board

of Directors was“'re`l-ele'ct_edfgs follow!! Messrs J. _0. Hyndmelllf N391" don, W. R. Aibkdq, A. ~HcKinnom'\l¥l\d‘ R. L_ cotton.-Mi-; n. H. Jenkins was ‘ appointed ._Auditor. , _ N

Nissouri .. .

l|NH_l NNNBLNS

(Canadian Press)

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 29.-What

was at first supposed to be a street battle between the police, three rob-

beries occurred tonight in the centre

of the city. Fifty shots were fired and one robber was killed_ A police- man was shot in the head.

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IINNSLHNNTINE WINS

L IN NNTNNILI

LONDON, Out., Nov. 27.-John M0-

Farian, (Conservative) of Nissourl, 'to-day defeated .Bohn W. Laidlaw,

East Middlesex, Alliance-liberal can- didate for the legislature, by a .meio- rlty of 2:03. The vote was a large one, totalling 4,1437, of which McFar- lon received 2,266, and Mr. Laidlaw, 1,972. The maiorities by townships were:

McI?'arlau Laidlaw.

London . . . ... _ _ _. 523 Dorchester . 105

120

Westminster ,_

Total 628 The fight was n warm one; Mr. Ro-

well, the Liberal leader, appearing several times in the riding. ‘ The tem- perance issue, while it played a IB-l`El‘~ part in the iight, did not altogether account for the result. Mr. McFar» lan’s own township, Nissouri, gave a majority against him of 120. This was on account of a bitter fight on bi-lingual schools in this strong Con- servative township.

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Resolutions Nilopted Approv

ing in Udqualifled Terms

oftl`\a_»Borden Administration 'and Expressing r N f 7 Conlidence inthe Future. _

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was moved:

Honorable Prime Minister ol Canada,

ouetei ..~:si\erl1"'rIli\=!lsr'l¢» which he eoscectearllhe "business or *ounces at

the hot session ‘ of"parlMment, and the megescing strength and popularl- ty of-_the government in the country as shown _in . the breloetlons that

fliave been held in.Csnada, and also

exp:-apes lu _ lmpilcisfcensdcnce ln in-. nerdenu leadmhlp of the usef-

-`-Ill. '

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(GHDWUIU PN"-) _ "(Canadian Press.) (Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Nov. 28-Militant Buflra- LONDON, _iNov. 28-The National SYDMQY, nov. 28-An interesting gettes are 'up to their old tricks. One Review, which is ordinarily hostile to case has occurred in Glace Bev asf of them fastened herself in a chair the United States, says of the Maxi- tne result of the death there of Mrs.i tol1i,Eh.5 in Catton Hall with a chain can question that the propinquity of Rlchllfd A5409. lllldef Dlllllllllllr ¢1l'¢\lm- l’“"ti°“1“"» G““°"“1 Mum* el' Gln” and padlock from which vantage she Mexico to the United states is the srshhss. as the result of which s mah shouted ,votes for women; Rt. Hon. most important of outstanding ele- Ill!-msd GHBk1'»1 W8! llffehfed allll held Jos. Albert Pease was speaking when mentary facts to be taken into ooh- in $10,000 bail on a charge of msn- thls occurred and he was obliged to side!-ation. 'He pronounces as an ut- slaughter. It ls understood that medi- deslst in his speech for a time uiitil terly farcical idea that Mexico is a Cine was purchased from Gaskin for .the woman could be ejected. 'It was suitable field for a spirited British MTB- AYIGS Bhd HS a 1‘¢B\llll Of iakilllé found necessary to smash the chair policy which we would undoubtedly it she died. An investigation and

_b¢f0I'e this could be done. have pursued if the problem were autopsy will be held.

Sgpmmif EUHR, f_:s:.f'.°.::_ ef.. s..2.‘s.‘:.:°; .:“;.z“::el°:§’ Pllillllglil Bl AU(

' I ` _ masterly inactivity on our part. Mex-

ico is an exclusively American pro- blem as the Transvaal was exclusive-

SUMMERSIDF1 Nov 28-The his re ort. at the first rn etin the

*"' bc,-,H eusagw in B“,~\,by,_ug the mlb pnlr. These foxes are all eligible for

1 (Canadian Prasad way from Uxlord Junction wespward "eg“‘t"'“t’°“ ‘H C1095 A Of the Sll”

CANPON1 U15-» NUV- z8"‘Aft@l' f ,. the “_ S. O, .umm-,n (mm 1-.: ver Fox Breeders Association of fighting several hundred men for thir- ” P ‘W “_ " g " p - . -

' lotus to tile uouule-tracalug of that “Me Edwdrd 151593 ‘md Wm he

tee" h°“"5» F"-Uk M°Adl`=\m5» ,Wh0 P,,,_u,,n 0, we rom, registered us soon as the Associat- murdered his wife on Thanksgiving , '_ __ .ionis ,md t ,_ t t-fl t

_ ine party comprised J. H. Cong- Y 0 K an “ef 1 Wa 05-

Day at dinner, killed himself today. _ . Th 't ti l ~ '

d d . don, ol uartmootu, W. R. oray, ol ° S1 ‘"1 0" Of We “ULU -S "ll

Hun re B of shots were tired' Darcuioutu; naipu Noyes, of ivlalueu, ideal ‘me 1" everl' respect? the Fen*

l"Mn;.s.; .ianics"'vi'o'relnal=', ol'lio.lnonl~y “fc “b°“§ U1” “WGS” 9f *WY fh“'=1l L \_,.,,6n' _,_A_ _,¢_mM,N’ U, ,,,,"_ -,.1-,,wMd_ on theflsand and it is considered

_- bury, unc il. A. not-ke, ox lvionc ou. ., by °"“‘P`°tU“' judges to be ‘-me 91 Um _ M A _ _ _ ,Law _.Hina bUUUm0,L_1"::., _ _ finest ranches in -the -Province; _ in~

_ '_ 1' ' ' ‘ , ._ BUT T00 LA,1.E_ addition to the protection ol anlghi;

The headquarters 0, me pany are and day watchman, a splendid spec fol tue pres-.ut near ripringnul .luilc ‘men of the hugusu '“l°°u h°u”d is

_ giways on duty lhe tem any has

V ' tion, wucre they uave Luelr nano cars ' ' _ ` ` »

V Mm Luutruweubs sw,.~ed_ Xenwmay also been successful in obtaining the

- L morning Lucy made a run to Little .valuable ser‘.'"°eH of Mr' W’ bl' rem'

Mllsllunlin liwisciilli llllmfll Pnnllill an in svullv

ours. She is confronted by a grave

sncerlty and detests the idea of go ing to war. It is a palpable case for

ly a British problem.

retired at 12.45 and when court re- .__.__. hm, Although the shook, had been sumed after dinner reported a ver- pmced on the market at the worst duct of not guilty. The prisoner was AMI-l_ldRhl'1`, Nov. 25,-Another fa, period of the money stringency it a°¢01`dillB1Y dlschafged- tal accident occurred upon the I.4.‘_R_ spoke volumes for the Company that. A Illll‘Y WHS H1011 emvallellllll ill till! yesterday at noon ut Little Forks it was so well received at home and "Wu SM* Of ChBl'1°S Bennett VB- A161 when the Canadian Pacibc express abroad. About 50p.c. of the stock _M°D°”“ld Whifih was H0* U0“°1‘1‘1ed collided with u small hundoar, curry- Was held by shareholders residing oli when °0‘-‘rt Bd1°“1`“9d» Ml MCQ'-Uaffle. ing four men, hurled the car and men the Island. K' 0-- mr P1*"Nntm~ Mr- Mccaullm from the track, killing one man in- The five pairs of Silver Black f°' dsfvldallf--l~ stantly and the other victun, who Foxes owned by the company were

was put aooard the train. breathed placed in the rehoh Oh the Brlwlllov his last shortly after he was taken lo P0illf» R036. tl/'O miles fY0ll" 011211" the lnghland vmw hospital, Amp lottetown, about first of Octobbr, and

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` hers; are all quite at home there and in s

,_ Hhiph Noyes, of Maiden, Mass" is healthy condition. These foxes are

the hm"-le Q1 _the 5|-gf, victim of the all of the 1sl.lnd’s best production catastrophe, whllc the other msn, W being H0111 this Dlllwll Olllmll. RHY-

ner btoclf The five airs of foxes are

y .. . ` _.

' , R. uray, is a native ol Dartmouth, _ll

, his mower “omg ,D th," t0wn_ all proved breeders and have had a

_)_ gougduu, a civil engmeex-_ of record production of about four and

Dnrzlnoutu, nas for a number of days a'l_1ll1f PUPS. OH U10

lfolas, wnicn is about three or mul- lm “S v“e“”“ry °“‘

Hl1JhAeW,I’ 'dtfth

(Special by Phone) Pro(.)incla)l “Blair FoxelsTslL;3rIhit¢?d, is

' ' . D c ` g of

morning sagem” °f .the Supremll Company‘s shareholders held Thurs-

Collrt today was taken"up with the day evening, said that the stock of addresses of Counsel, Mr. Mcllluarrle the company has been subscrmed

for the prisoner. ROUGH? C0lll¥h1ill. from almost every Province of Can- the Attorney General for _the Crown ada, from dine;-one points 1,, the Um. ‘md his Lordshlp to the ]“1`Y» Wh0 ‘ ted States nd also from Great Brit-

in lmlnvlmlll

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(Canadian Press.)

patching trains by telephone. A contract was let today to the Hall

installation of u system between. St. John and Moncton at a cost of $10,371.

PNLNNILH BUHUeLN'S HEALTH HLSLNNLN

(Canadian Press.)

O'l‘TA\VA, l\ov_ 28-'lllat .Premier

Borden is in the best of health is tble news brought buck to the cupitul by P. D. Ross, who has been golfing with the Premier' at Hot Springs, Virginia. The l’rclnier is snid to have completely recovered from the blood disorder from which be had suf- fered and to be inyigorous health and spirits.

(Canadian Press.)

WASI-IINGTON, Nov. 28-l’l~euiiel’

and Mrs. Borden were Wusbiugl;ol\’s guests of honor today. Phe visitors went direct: to the British Embnssy and soon after Secretory Ryan Called to escort them to the White House to see the President. llutcr Secretary Lune gave a luncheon in honor of thc Premier. Tulliglll: Secretary and Mrs. Bryan entertained thcul ut dinner.

Premier and Mrs. llorllcn loft. on

the midnight truiu for Ottawa.

ELNLNNL VILLNS

uvernge, per

liiulmdiuu l’r|_~s-s'.)

El, \"’Al~l0, Nov. 213-- l`bu n1u'.'em1'\\t

of General `\illu`s troops to the south to attack the stl'onl:l\ol.<l at Uhihualm, uns begun today when 1000 mcn departed from Juarez. Au- other troop troin was loaded in Juarez tonight and will probably leave tomorrow. General Villu will leave with the remainder ol the troops going to Clillillalm.

gcou.

--' ‘ _ _ Since the prospectus was printed L

.mtim 5° we w°st'w‘;N “deem §P';“g` it has been deemed advisable to have I R

lu -Junction an were nga c in _ _

(Canadian pregg) surveymg muhg me hm an mining itwo additional directorial, making live

MUNTREAL. NOV- 23'-The B09-fd .lust a low minutes before tue U ri n au; consequently r' W' A' 0' of control received from the chief of R_ Wh, ,,,,,,_ ea.. entire panty were M°“‘°" °‘ “'““'1°““°w” ‘md M" police sul extended report on the in- ,,m¢,,¢,,,,1g ghmg tm, U-mm' _)_ A_ A' f*-V T‘1PP9"» °f B°St°“» were asked veshigatlon conducted by the police H u U nd lm; don don walkin » to Join the board and accepted. hir.

e a _ K _ .

‘lelmrtment 0" °h'“`€e" made m0nt\19 wlrilltaltne other lour were on the nalfdl v1`;[;H`s‘;II`1’dsg;,i0::;1;re;;d(_;`xE,' ggiu Z0

ago that certain policemen received _ . E px-(,;e¢1;|¢,n mghey from disorderly Qiirlbunlgogg 'ite txzztpztsgroulxitz gif out the whole community that no

press uutll the train was fairly upon €V‘;r§n;eI;t,it‘iv,:;5 Ol;e(§1seBaf‘¢;,lhn1NNr'bEt?pNl§l€ them. Wor..man and Burke happened, many years H prominent ang, innuenb to look up and sun thc locomotive ml Business man 0, Boston “he cOm_ Lowering over tn-ein. They shouted puny ,alt sum that the many Bha,.e_ B' Wammg to that cumpamons “mliholders in the United States would Jumped' lor their lives. Beyond a be wen pleased to haw u man or

ouses and also took graft in other

forms. The report completely exoner- ates the police :md states that the accusations were made by people of the veryiworst repute. The investi- gation was conducted by ex-Chief Herbert.

ther big men in the party. Mr.

Borden is 'THE leader, dominating the situation.

The resolution was seconded in a ood speech by W. F. 0'Oonnor. K.

C., and carried amid enthusiastic ap-

lause. by a standing vote. Mr.

o'Gonnor. as had Maier Thompson. spoke of the bigness of Mr. Borden-

man.whom we had confidence in and

who was worth having confidence in.

The passing of the resolution was

signalized by three cheers and a tiger for Mr. Borden.

60|! DEHSED. RDS _ _

T00 LATE F08

GLISSIFICATIOI

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One cent per word each insertion in

this column. Cash must accompany order. -Minimum, charge twenty-tive cents.

FOR BILE A LARGE RAGOON. AP-

ply W. J. Campbell, Grand Traca- die. ` 2953-11-29M31.

mononrmsr wmrsro ron Nronr

duty. Good wages. Apply Guard- is Olilce. 2902-11-27Mtf.

TWO 010N‘I'IlElPlIN CAN BE COM-

foreably accommodated in private family *lngood location. Apply at Hill oflec. 2780-11-Blmili.

ron sans.-om amen mins

pup, *rmonths old, :l'amee'Re.yner strain. Hes a_ pedigree skin value. Apply HG., care oi Guarbisn. _

_ _ 2957-11-291031.

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or-;.ml.0irrsl‘l‘owN aownmc in

lays, Market Building. Billiard Room in connection; everything Bret class. bowl and ever have appendi-

eltfl. Smal smiles' days from 8 to 8 cedar and Friday alter- noonr Open from 10 a. m. till 11

‘ |698-11-17mtl.

$1-Uollldrvltivo Patty, and d the P00- HORSES WANTED ._. A, _ FEW

p_leof»0sCnaaa.'!_ _ ' _ _ In-.support pf' the resolution Haier 'rllompson bald a warm tribute-to the leadership of Rt. H‘on.`R. L. Darden so he lmdseen lt when at Ot- tawa and as he had read oi it all thrqiuja the session. Hs. had been

impressed with the greatness of Mr.

horn! over 1800 lbs. Pay cash or turn' Fox shares ln choice of three different ranches. Will be in

0'Lury_ Tuesday for-moon of next week. yne' Valley 'tuesday after- noon "Wednesday, Bummerslde. W. S. Newsom. 2951-11-89M1i.

,thorities to use their influence to re-

lew scratches and bruises these men Mr Tappan, standing were mn hurt' interests on the board

OF INJURIES- and the company had

Before the other two men 'grasped _ the situation, the tram was upon ‘"2-

ol rails some distance lrom the crack. P"°m‘5i"g “deed *md 1'-ils head struck the rails and hc was were anticipated for instantly killed. His head was liter- "S for 1914' 1

ganiratlon which wa

o g o nl rs y e same

train, when he was taken tp the hos-

pital in the ambulance, where be ‘

pnsscd away at one ofclock. _ The remains of Ralph Noyes were left at Maccau. Dr. T. O. l-iewson, the oin- cictlng coroner, proceeded to Mace-an N in the afternoon and ordered the re-

lart that the jury will have to await AdU9t» Hilih Pnest 0!

married. W. R. Cray lives with his $5900 0' both- parents in Dartmouth and is unmar-

e ` NCEMEMS

red in the past three months. "”'

NOT CHARITY BUT WORK. mug,

WINNIPEG, Nov. 28.'-Some 15,000 "Mg Herbu-h Ah;

unemployed men held a meeting lost. their monthly mselin

ution was passed asking the city au-

licve a serious situation that laces --The regular mean that city by opening relief works or y__0_1,_, on Monday

5`ERR1BLE CHARACTER The agreement between the rancher

and would be submitted at thc meet-

m__,n_ N0 S W, h uw t h 5 t The prospects of the future of the ofvmlrty ieyegt in ‘tibeuulr onutg aexhllie Silver Black Fox Industry WW? very

my -,mt ape d n ,H V L , This meeting hal been ca ci m.;,,,_:,.,,ma1n,,uina;m Siam as ‘go O accordance with the act of Incorpor- liray was also struck, his skull was “tio” ff" the °_°mDl°tm" gf the or'

fractured, both lcgs were broken one ‘ ' , _ _

nano was taken od, his spinal' col- dom Bye{]lB'wS `[.md “m;o“,llfhc dx‘x',;'_ umu wus injured and his body was 9” mr N' 8 ensumg yea ', th (i, _ bruised and mangled horribly. He mg' however' WM "mm or B S

was rendered unconscious and he wus cnsnirm °f am' _mnttpf 5): business the br u ht t A he t b th shareholders might uisi_

the arrival of Coriductor. Daley and n leader of that cult of sun worship- . save. ana., en.. nee no c. e. R. ws, vvjaeuic\»n1;1le\1llllty today <3 scudl- Fleet Paymaster Dlsappcars. Between $50,000 and trniu. Ralph Voyes lives in Malden, “lg 00 £9 Ulla 8 “"1 “T0 \l`0“Zl‘ . .

nas... and n...1`\.ee.. employee in one we meh in v1°1of1°“ Of hr" slew $70,000 Missing. N. C- 0's ol Guards Arrested

section of thc province for some time. “°‘“m"r°° kms' He may be °°“t°“°°d . . ` His parents were notified. He is un- '50 "ve Yea" in N150" “"‘d ‘med NUT ACCCpt||`|g Bflbeol

(ilauadiun Press.)

I.AWlil".N(TI<1, Muss., Nov. 28-1111-

der rt compromise u;;rccmcnt; the striking firr-ml-n employed in tbu mills of the American Woolf-u Company rc- turncd to work today. They struck for an 8 hour day and wont buck to work 10 hours u duy. They had been working 12 bours.

represent their

been prepared BRITAIN'S LA'l‘EST HATTLESHIP.

The British battleship Emperor of

India, the lust of the four buttlcships on the 1011-12 naval construction program, was lullnchcd ut Burrow-in- Fliriless on Thlllrsduy. ll; wus ut first illtondcd to call her tbl-. llslbi. l-lor consr.rllct.ion bud been cousillelullily ilnlnyrerl owing to lubor frililblos ut. the ship yard, so that the new vessel is not sllcll fl modern type us some of the ships nlrciuly launched. Sim was lnill flown on May 31, 1012. 'Pho British Admiralty departed lrom its recent custom und invited thc nnvnl attaches to thc foreign cmhus- sies in London to bc present at thc lmlnching, its reason for doing this being probably because thc rletuils concerning the new battleship were ulrendy known. ‘

large divldrnds the sharehold-

ll l in

s chiefly to a-

lll l1.B.N. SYSTLM

OTTAWA, Nov. 28-In nccorduuce

with the Government policy of bring- ing the I. C, li. up-to-date in every

g _

lius, is installing a system for des-

Switch and Signal (Ionpuuy for the

LMNHNTE NNNFLULNNTINN

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in city of Quebec when? Preliminary Steps were Taken.

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i (Canadian Press.)

QUEBEC, Nov. 28-The Board of

Trade has under consideration a Pro- ‘ jcct for the celebrating of the fiftieilh anniversary of Canadian. Confedera- tion, .lilly first, 1877, the prelimin- ary work of which and the framing of the act took place in Quebec. It is proposed to commemorate the 'event by the erection of n. suitable monument to the Fathers of Gonled.

eration.

NNHLSTEIJ LUN

BNNN HNBNLHY

(Canadian Press.)

\`ANl‘.0UVl<lR, Nov, 29-One man luis been arrested at Coquitlam and `tllree others at Abbotsford as sus- pects in connection with the attempt- ml robbery of the Bank of British Nortli America at Aggazil, Wednes- duy_ All orc foreigners. The man at Coquitlam who still carried a rifle wus identified by the manager as one of the robbers.

_NNILLINE llllltlll _ L NNW NSSNNLN

l __

ll lininlllg l<`.lctoL‘y in Charlottetown, which has been bclole the public for some weeks, has assumed definite ishnpc and muy now be regarded as a. §c».=l'L=lnlLy. l at u meeting of the promoters held inet night finul arrungernenta were i-.ompl_t.d to proceed ut once with the carrying ouool the proposition. 89', ounug the incorporation oi the Com- pany, procuring the plant and get- ting the luctory started as quickly as llusslolc.

The capital of the Company is to

be i'.l0,u0u. Of this amount $11,000 has all-cody been subscribed and the buluuce or the stock, $59,000. Will. D0 ollorctl Lo the puullc.

'lbc following l-rovlsional Directors

wu'c zlppoluted at last night/s meet- ing;-l-lesiucut, Mr. S. E. Reid; Be-

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don, ull-actors, tue above with Messrs S. A. alcllonsld, John T. Mcltenzia, lr, li. Prowsc, C. J. Clark and Dr. _'l U ituid

BY EUMH-wUM|S{lerctaiy-.resent-cr, Mr John l-_ Gor-

Tne City Council has made generous

concessions to the Company, with which oiuurdiuu renders are already uc.iu.uuLo¢l, and, with tue whole pro- vince calling for the cstaollsnmcnt of inilusules, there is now no doubt that tue proposition will S0 ahead with it bound.

li knitting factory is one of the

few industries lor wnich this pnlovincel is peculiarly adapted. The necessary r-nw material is produced in abun- (lnncu, the manufactured product is worn here in aouudunce and there is un assured market for all that can he produced. 1-lei ctofore Prince Edward lsluud wool has been exported to the oflicr provinces to bc manufactured, and tbc ilnlsbcd product returned and; sold-wit.li the expense ol transporta- tion both ways added. l lt is therefore pleusiug to know that u dciinitc move has ui: lssthcsn inline to remedy what has been a scr- iouu grievance. That the enterprise will bo u. success is unquestioned; the names of the promoters will be a nuf- licient guarantee of this, while the urlzcnt call fol home industries and the promise oi good dividends will ensure rl remly response to the call. for stock. Thr. G'.xul'dial1 wishes the project every success.

Macdaznun and _

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yesterday and haic creutcd thc

....._......_.,_____._ One cent per word each insertion it R,-Latest ,en5,,hi,,h_ wa,-rants have

' l-Ill! °01Ul1`lll- CMU ""“9'- °°°°mP““l been issued for the urrest of Fleet.

\|`f‘|°\'. Minimum ChN.l`g0 CWEIWY-HY! Iluymaster John Lowry, wh() hai;

disappeared from H. M. S. Ganges, stationed at l-lnrvvlch. lt. is bc-

iliary will hold lieved that between $50,000 and g at Mrs. Al- $75,000 is missing, but this cun-

“ight M the Mark" Squaw' Ar°5°l` bert Mutch's next Tuesday, Dec. 2nd- not bc definitely ascertained until

I 2951. the sale is our-nml, and the detec-

tives do not yet. know the combina-

us of Hamilton tion. scotland Yarn detectives lst Dec., a lull ,.8 looking for Low,-Y' V,-11,, is the

suv other as they consider fit. We tg 5 1 e t d, l "tl tl n. 8 . dorpt Mk," c,,a,.,,_v' we want wo,.k_ ‘,“ en “fee s “qu S c m B 2956 third senior on the list ol naval

paymasters, He was appointed in

Borden -even when compared with l{ina\‘d’l Linimcut Cures Distemper. ,billiards linfmcnt cures gargetin cows. \lina.rd's Linlment Cures Colds, ate, 1~03 and is 53 years oi age. l

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HM" WHL snllulls ll nllsl nl/ll ilu llvl

herst, where an inquesllwill be held -'-

this afternoon at one-o'clock, tillllllldlllll PUBS-) The reason for delay is due to the CHICAGO. NOV- 23-'Ol-t0mnn Seal' ._...._.._______.

ri a. _ AIIIOU 1 ” The dis ster has thrown a shadow fwfflfs LONDON, Nov. 28.-Two scandals THE ARMY SCANDAL-

over Amhzrst for it ls thc second la- ET( allectlng the navy und army of the

tal railway accident that has ogcm-_ I most serious cbslrllcuzr were reported

The other scandal, that relating

to the army. is more serious, as it reveals a w.dcspread system of cor- ruption throughout the country. A lurgc number of non-commissioned officers of the Guards regiments, stationed in different parts of the country, nre under detention on charges of bawing accepted bribes lu connection with orders for the various commissnrlates_ Soma of the accused have been brought to London from Aldershot and Windsor under guard and are now in custody at Wellington barracks, the head- quarters of the Guards regihicntl, where a preliminary investigation Nwlll take place today.

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