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Si. PETERSBURG e QUIET YESTERDAY

Great Demonstraililn Planned at the at Those Killed-Thais: Were

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tlons`I1¢Id in Warsaw four Dis-

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in connection with the

oi thosc killed in last wcck's

iicii. 'i'i‘epofI` prevented tlli_s and

were held in private.

hut

Sr. Plrriciisliuliu, Nov. 0.-(SDeolul)- 5,,,,ilnyliiip|»ily passed without disorders

Tile revoliitionists had planned agreat'

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ctlves Shot

Killed

In Warsaw arent patriotic denionstra- tions were held by crowds numbering two` hundred thousand citizens. '

The guards kept. order and the niiiitriryi

were massed in the streets. The militia today shot nnu killed' four filgniroa detectives found trying to provoke dh. turbances.

P ohnstone.TMgr.l

Guardian subscribers in this vicinity irilllinil lt convenient to pay their sub-

at this Branch office.

Some fiiir catches of fresh herring are

inthe river those days, but they are

As high as 700 to a net were

ililii-u last week.

Schooner lliaiithus cleared Friday with ilotcionts for Point du Chene. \Varren \\'.,.incksoir, Jessie M., Myers, Jennie H., Fraser, arc iiliout ready for sea.

Jiiiiies Bears, sboemaker, has opened a

in part of W. P. Rice's tailor-

cilt, and has placed a suit-

slgn, ii large boot to attract cus-

toners.

Miss Katie Gillis, Mary Gillis and Ewen

Orwell; Christy McD_ona1rl,Kinross;

Friday to say farewell

friends before leaving for

The Scott Act cases before Stlpendiary inmiln Siituriliiy resulted in theriismissul

and MnryAnn McNeill,

case uguints F.S.Robcrisoli,

MUHWBUC. was postponed for a weak.

ltiiss Margaret Kelly, who _has been suf. ieringfroiii the effects of a sore knee, un~ lleriient iiii operation last Thursdufthc I""I’ I"\"Illl.' lo be amputated above the iiiiee. Al iarvst accounts she was resting °ii5¥l1l\fI llcl' uliiny friends hope she will soon be restored to health.

cTh“I\°"¢l'\iroi the Post Office and ustoni lloiise is nearing completion, D°““l‘I T- Ulllllvbvll pninter has coni-

:¢“°°'I lluiiiiig the finishing touches oil °‘“°"5 “WI lllilcs. The stoves have been removed, which given the public much

guorc iiccoluodiitlon in post oi]_jco; Messrs 0»>ucliei'iiiiil<lMclnnis have no doubt ancrceilent job iii li very short time,

li A

can an acts

Sec 0ur Box on Counter,

iliiiui-:eil

Gaiters.

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Ladies’ colored 5oc`

The bell 8I.V€.l\ by the A. D._ club in the

New Perth Hall Thursday evening proved agrand success. The youth and h.=H\1l1.Y of New Perth and the surrounding

laclnating amusement of tripping the light fantastic till the wee sma' hours.‘,

Gnni-alnn tho following lnrorinniion, ro- maildriving for the ten years he has been in the service between Cardigan and Murray Harbor South. Iils rate of travel was 70 miles a day, which makes over 21.000 miles ll year and 210,000 miles for the time he was in the service, CHPPYIDK 16,000 passengers to and fro from Cardigan f¢` M°n¢,ngu_¢_ He kept no record of the passengers to Murray Harbor and therefore cannot give correct figures; .this number of miles

the world. He drone two horses oh the Murray Harbor route for six years travel-

_hearty yet. Who now can say but,-that a railway was needed to Montague? But the railway will not be complete till there is a branch to Grandview or Kinross to,

WHY. S0115 lo give the people _south of '

bouts instead of ti'ave_Iling 100 miles to get to Gcorgetovrn, as they will have to do when the winter 'sets in, and the 'roads and ice impossible.

BUTTER FRAUDS.

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Iiorviiolv, Nov. 2-Hon. A. E. Fellowes,

lPrc.s|dent of i.ho Board of Agriculture, addressing the Scottish -Chamber of Agriculture, said that if there was one -Biliwhioh tho ngrinnlinristo 'really do- manded nt the present moment, it was a ‘hotter Bill. 'rho mnnipnintlon ot hnttsr which _goes on at the present time was a‘ _ direct fraud upon thp public, and a_ serious loss not only to the English farm-` cr, but to the Colonial farmer.

I MUCH WANTED GOODS. 3

Another lot of home-spun grey dress goods have been received at Paton Sc Co's. _illsocovcrt coating for jackets and suits

settlements participated in ` the ever ~

John J. McDonald, Montague sends The '

U"1V¢I|@'d»IB€<lual..to Bight times amende-

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CHINESE JUNKS COMMON IN THE SEA OF JAPAN.

Otiice-Main Street-Cant. IMA.) I V I T

Baron Komura, the Foreign Mini accompanted by H. W. Dpnnlson, ‘Foreign'.Adviaor of the Japan Gov ment, will go tu Pekin, as special E to.1apan.

also broad cloth, chcviot and friczes open- ed yesterday at 1’uton's. -ldili

UIIIIIHY IINI EHIMPIUNSHIP .IJIISI IVIl_Sil_III

_ ""` ”°' _ Head of the Unfortunate ,Vic-

Government Survey_ Being Victorias and Abegwetts- tim Found-‘Doctor Said

Carried Out-Canada Former Win _Game 2From to be implicated Be- Gets Land of immense Prince Edwards longs to N.B. Mineral Wealth ' ___ ___

“_” A goal fromadrop kick by Blake gave B°3"`°N» NW' 5~“(SP*’“I“|~)-The head

the Vlctorias t-he game with the Prince

of Susan Geary, the unfortunate victim of

OTTMVA. NOV- 4 -(SP¢f=lBI-)-D11 Klflfl’ Edwards Saturday afternoon and scored a the drop; suit case mystery was found in

or tho Ainnknn Bonndnry commission vivwry for them in an evenly contested

d i l . l 1° :P -G--»-. ws DBITB 0 _f ‘

a leathern bag in Boston harbor today.

“ anus t “mes of me finding toria'-line for a. “try;" the kick for goal "95'-*‘-d 0° UW UIIHTSB 0f D€Tf0l'mIUi! the

°{ the "“’“““"“ failed and the game ended 4 to 3 in the criminal operation was released today on

This survey is`only part completed and Victorias favor. At half-time there was twenty thousand dollars bam

will b 11 1 h dl no lcore and both tallies were made in

° “B ° “il” S 'iv ' Howiiiho anna a M a

. »c-~‘ ' i-riinif.-'lun ~ hoainteils th t . ““° °“ °’~‘ W' ~ BY W. “nm °"ll“ii`§§ “ 5 1" P °f limd of th; c,;1u,St_ B a B B my Dr. McLeod is lx native of New Bruns-

'fourteen or dlteeii miles wide and three ` The game WM late in sm,.m,g_ it was may ,md |s the mn of Rompy McLeod

png 40,000-m||e, each yew; md |B` haldand- ihundred miles long, foruierly regarded as nearly four o'clock when the teams were fo,-me,-|y of p,,n0b5q,,|,,_

the property ofthe U. S, brought together, and because of accidents He had been educated and mm led on H

our it nlhdiihiiliht. 'I

It °°“""I"“ “MDV mI"I°l1 d0Il|H‘=l worth fyiw 1‘;r°i'§:e Evyxalgsi tar :hc Ersévmgien extensive practice iii Boston where he is

I here il chance to connect with the winter fStates Government against this

boundary.

ENVOY T0 JAPAN.

Tomo, Nov. 2.-It is reported here

-M-gl.

played witha snap that was surprising for a light team, and their back line, particularly Coyle, Ritchie, and Gormley, did excellent defence work. They held their opponents down

of gold, silver and copper, and the Unuk minutes played one man short’ but when very well thought, on

connect with the Mun-ay Hmbour R,,||._ immlnll C°"1PUDY» ` Ml American cor- he ‘r iv d 'll ictorias nerousl allow-

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a r e t eV ge y ~ _

eration, has protested to the United ed himwteke his iliacein the line The ~

new Princes showed that since their first gam `

' they have-steadily gained strength. They _ 1 _ _ _ _ _ V

iliiii rin iiiiliili

that to a draw in the first half _ _“_

ster, and “"9” tha" ‘mee l°°k“'d d““5fe’°“5- American capital has invaded London

the -J“Sli all the \Vhi5l»I° blew f0\` hfilf I-Im” J- to erect a first class hotel of the American

LNEW SWIMMING RECORD-

Chicano. Ills.. Nov. 2.-.Own Sl.- mude a new world's record for swl_mm 40 yards last night in the tank of Chicago A. A. Club covering the dista in 21 seeonds. The record was made contest in which St. Cyr defeated t ontestnnts.

Coogan, eoldh |_ll?aro_ai\ca|, and _ether I

ailments are quickly relieved by Ores

tablets, ten cents per box. all drussists.

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childs legglnzs, 33 Queen Street, -Cii’iown,°P. E. l.

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family w°?rm‘ ._ of all kinds transacted.

Call early at

Goff Bios.

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_ I Representing only Companies that give absolute

security.

' Lowest Current Rates.

bone in bis leg. He was attended tem- porarily by Dr. Brent Foley and after- wards taken in the ambulance to the City Hospital where the bone was set.

In the _second half the Vietorias drop- ed Reddin to even matters The resulb

two new mcn,who neverthelessshowed up to advantage. James MacMillan of the Abegweits refereed in his usual satisfact-

Tbis match finishes the League series.

The Victorias and Abegweits tie for the Provincial Championship and will pro habiy play off. ‘

The result of the series is ps follows:

Against

Nl no Won

O Lost

N. te Drawn

Scored

Q Scared

Abegweits

Victorias 0 P. Edwards 0 4

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ern- `MshM'“'h° had been playing an excel' typo and two or-sr. oinss theatres, nt on nvoy lent game for the Princes fractured a am-@g5¢,_e cog; of g1,500,000_

To be situated in Aldwycb street be-

tween the Strand and Holborn, each of the theatres will form n wing to the hotel structure. Aidwych street is a new thor oughfare recently 'opened with much cere~ mon'y hy ing Edward

Cxr of this half is told above, and the game Ach{¢,g¢E,“~n']]y'¢,h¢'h0t¢1 is patterned nf. ing ended- Vics. 4. Princes 3. Blake's kick ter me \_;v,,,]'d°V|-|.A§m,-ia’ in New York' the from the field counting four points. The _ami it wi_11b,3l1;{_n9wn' M me \V,,|_d0,f_ The “ce DIBY “V Iflmffs WHS Of 1\_S0l1l9WhBl2 l`HEB€di t-heaters will be known' as the Waldorf in u but none the less _interesting uawle- nnuthe Aldwych. shuhort Brothers will mee Ihe Victorian were without some of their mmmgc the fl,-54;, ,md Charles F,-ohnm the

regular players; on their half line were s¢,~,°nd_ s V

Warning 8: White, the London branch

of the New York firm of J. G. White& Co., _are the builders, and A. Marshall

fm ery manner- and the some wus rework- Mackenzie of Aberdeen, is tho nrehlteot. l°“° “lily CIW" Bild ff” “'01” l`°“SI“1¢55- Containing four hundred bedrooms and

two hundred bnthl'o0m_s, the Waldorf Hotel will be sixty feet higher than either off _the theatres. With a facade of white Portland stone on a base of Aberdeen granite, ornaniented with n row of coi- umns the front elevation of the building will be striking in appearance.-N. Y. Herald. r _. _

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‘M. D." wllo forwarded the certificate of

MInlir`d’§TLi'iiIniEni Cures`Dan`druiT. '

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. . .SAD TRAGEDY IN

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of the saddest tragedies in years occurred

Saturday evening when Kllgourshlves,

one of New Brunswick’s lumber kings and

the manager of Sliives Lumber Company

was accidently sllot and killed.

He with his foreman both carrying

rifles set out to visit ll timber camp While walking through the woods Mr. Shlvea' rifle caugllt in a bough and was discharged, the bullet piercing his body through the lungs and just below the

heart.

I NEW BRUNSWICK

One of the Lumber Kings ol the Province ac-

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_cidently Shot While ,Going Through the

Woods The Gun. Caught in a_ Piece of

\ Brush-Weli Known Throughout

the Province tis_Prominent ,{\\ Business Man.

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C/llilmlr~:LL'rol\’, Nov! 0.~(Specinl)-One' Aid was summoned and all ritteinpis

made to carry Mr. Shives to shelter bill he become conscious and hurl to llc si-t

down as he was suffering terribly.

Then an engine was sellt to Callip-

bellton for a doctor but Mr. Shivcs riicri shortlv after the doctor arrived. lic uns

conscious to tile last giving ilircctiolls ns to his business, instructions for his funeral ilnd messages of farewell to his wife and family.

He will be buried at St. John, his liiitivc

city. Sllives was 48 years old iinri ucll known all over the Province.

HHISS Sill' IIISI _

iiiiiiiriiiiis

Bosroh' Nov. 2.-Morris Nathan admits

intimacy with girl, which nlily have been responsible for her coiiditioii.

He admits that on Sept. ll, the day

after she left home, he pawned her diamond ring ut the Collateral Loan Company. 'l‘ni.=, the police presume, was to pay for ille crliniunl operation. This was the very day thc “P. A. Smith, M. D." certificate, mulled in Roxbury, was sent.toLo\voll.

Nathan admits that on Sept. 19, the

date the dress suit cases were purchased, and the day on which, at 8.30 p. m... the giri's last letter to the nlother, postmark- ed Salem, was put into the mail, he was i_ii Boston and that he called at the “Mrs. ~Dr. Bishop" office in Tremont stret for the purpose of ascertaining his sweetheilrt's` whereabouts.

Tile police have no doubt the girl wrote

'tile letter but they think Nathan address- ed it and posted it at Salem, when he _returned that evening to take up his_ duties with the company. f The police are inclined to exclude Mrs. 'Geary. the glrl‘s mother, from any crimin- al knowledge of the case. A fair reading of theletters, in the light of all the know- ledge of the case, would seem to make the seemingly suspicious references therein perfectly natural ones, the "doctor" men- 'tioned being probably the “P. A. Smith,

illness.

Nathan was arrested on a charge of

abortion when he crossed the Massachu- setts' line, Thursday afternoon. When he reached police headquarters he iuintcd _and had to have the services ofnphysi- clan.

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EINIIIIIIIIS illll THE NIIIIIIIIIIIIY.

There Will _Probably be Three Contestants For Honors

Councillors Not Yet Out.

_ Considerable time will--yet~elripsc ore the Civic Election of 1900 will take place, the date being the second Wediiesdnv in February. Already however citizens are beginning to turll their eyes in thc prospective cnnilidates for civic lionors, and although no citizens have as yct signified their intention of offering them- selves for councillors, there is some defiuiteness as to whom the liiriyorzilty candidates will be.

Several weeks ago Councillor -iiiiiirs

Paton, who has won considerable crciiii. by his administration us cliuirilinii uf tlic street committee, intimated that llc was in the field for Mayor at the request of ii. urge nunlber of citizens. This has been the only lormnl illiuounc-

nlent yet marie.

ltis understood however ihiit Council-

lor Hooper, who has silt at the council board for twelve years, will also be ii ciili didate at the solicitation of il nuiilbcr of his supporters.

His Worship Mayor Kelly has given no

public iutimation of his intention to he ii candidate and to Tile Gilnrillnll repre- sen_tati_vc who wuitcil upoll lliin oil Satur- day he said that in his opinion thc time had not yet arrived for a pulllii: iiitiinii- tion from him on thc matter. It is unilcr- stood however thilt Iiis \\`ol‘sllip will lic in the field for ii secoilii icrrii.

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HAS ABOMBSHELL.

Wmmrxo Nov 2-Mayor Sharpe issaid

tohave in preparation a letter which will every 'FSP-‘edt #_ _wi ._ 1°? magnets morning ; ft0m Ci.iBf’iOtletOWn -I

not less’ than 15'3 hands llilggia wéig1lt'bgtween__x_q5o and :mo bs.

tith' ‘d

Must he'-soiiiid _and _First-class luv Fmm Huihx every T“e°d°Y

ehrowohoinhshollinto olvio oiroienns li. °‘*d'°°fI°"- `e°l°f NW- 55”” °\“ ’ is said to charge corruption in certain Qsutnuti df-‘Ulf Want _bilck oqtvtfy Tllhfldly. Calls gt

norm". rho mayor inn oxornsoou white. Any person having one oi(

himself on several occasions in no very pai! _Of SUCH ;lQi1e§`C_8I! aid I Igixdyi Hawkesbury, Arichat, I5laC'B

compllmelitary terms on conduct of one niorlcpt" by appiflnig to' Row:

or two men in elvis airairs. ` " ns ol* gHarbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon

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Depdl"00}'n (new);§ May Cornpw 46; I I. P- WOTODBU RY.. Agent”

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