BER 20 1609

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GRUESOME SIGHT 'E

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Fire About Quenched and Bodies Being Brought up. Bereaved Ones Circle V About Pit Mouth in Deep Grief.

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CHERRY, Ill, November 19_'|‘\ll¢ 5;, Four -other bodies were dragged

Paul mine is almost conquered. The inspectors and geoloigieul

shafts of the burning nilne and ,lrcmen and miners penetrated disinnl depths of the galleries :i

fought the sinouldering fire in

coal veins.

The recovery and identification the dead bodies is now going on. The bodies of two men wud a ln

_ _ "Y fthe fire-fighters, but because the

perts have succeeded ln clearing the blaze is not entirely conquered the

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ihodren formed a great circle about the

ERRY MIN

were brought to the surface.

,from the debris of the second gallel'y. l About 75 otller bodies were seen by

ie oodles are for the present beyonl

1 (lrief-stifickcil lncil, womcii and chil-

bodies from the mine.

o' Maily turned awli , unable to `en-

diirc thc subs and 'cries of the bereliv~

.3 led wives uiid iiiotllers.

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TTTTNEE ATTTTPTS i

BRITISH SYSTE

ln Crimiial Trials for First But. State Authorities are

Time. The Great Change Quickly Made-

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Special to The Guardian.

PARIS, Nov. 19-For Lille first time

in li French assize court ii trial we conducted today after the Anglo-Sax

on fashion.

This was in fulfillment of the wis of .\liiiister of Justice Barthou, tha

reforms be instituted, including doin away with. the iudge’s interrogatio of tho prisoner.

Iihpiity Moquillet introduced in th

(llininller of Deputies a bill‘ providin that witnesses may havea lawyc preseiit when they are exninlincd.

SENTTUH LANIJJHY

TIENTES HEPUHT

(l'I"l`AWA, Nov. 18.--if)'ti‘ ' a question of pi'ivile,~;e in the Senate yesterday Senator Landry ciillcd ntteiitiiiii to a report in the Montreal Herald from Qiiencc, pillilfslicd N_ovenioer 10, which credited him with having created a scene ut Spenccrwood, at a lilnclic-on given by the Lieiitcniint-Govcrlior of Qiiebcc, by rest-nting hliviiig been plitroil below Judlge l,niig0liei‘ nt the tiiblv. Senator Landry rciul some cor- respolldence. A letter f1'om the h‘el'gi~;iilt-:it-Arms of the Quebec Legislative Council shilweil the question of lireccdenke he-

t\\'eeil it senator and the deputy lieu- Goldlllg, FI`al10iS P. Mtlrplly, Wen-

lswisiiiuni is

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Silent Over the Shooting Nicaragua.

Special to The (liianliall. _

_ W.-\Sl-lINLl'l‘()N, November 1‘J~1*

tense sitilatiuil exists here as the l'<

h sult of the execution of two Amerie t ans, Cannon and Grace in Nicaragu

by order of President Zelaya.

2 State _Departnicnl;, havinl.; been near

ly forty-cii;lit hours ip. possession of

e the main facts, has adopted an at- , titiide of reserve und is awaiting 5’ some explanation from thc Nicaragiiran

Govcpnnient.

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FREDERICTON, Nov. 18- The Supreme Court met this morning in pursuance to adjournment inadei last week, Messrs. Justice Landry and Barry being the only judges; present. The following attorneys' of the court, having been duly re- collllneudcd by the council of the Bari-isters‘ Society, were ca1led,i sworn 'and enrolled hs barristers: Percy H. Guthrie, Ersc Robinson

_Senutoi would be plncvil licfoie .liid i **‘ ""‘ "”_°‘ tl

tciiiint-governor had been raised bvlllall B_ Farris, of motion of`J__ D.

gelililliil- ll.rliidi;y lin L|co_i_i`iilc<‘ttii_vii wic\;.Phiuney, KI C. George Roy Long’ nl-.i‘iiT§T§`.f...‘i...TT§...iif?-lil~l~$lL‘i&~..i"2I. having Passed the fefluifed ‘=X*1““' h <-_iiininittee for decision. llefore ni*-llllltlou and being duly recommend'

But-llo\‘el"iiui"s iiii'/:licoii rlcfiiotoi' llflll- on iliotiiiil of l\lr f‘liiniicy swornl

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BRUCE ’LlJ’S

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Supreme Court today deltivered judg- 'iiry to find a. v€l'f11¢f» Of "D03 guilty

ion that the conviction in the cwseilous. of the King vs_ Bruce McDouga.ll,Whlch The l\ll`Y |`9l3\1¥'”e“1_ 5 V9TdlCT» Of EUTTT had been reserved on certain. grounds _on the Bullock, Macmei K5-Y Hn must stnnil, obscenity counts and disagreed o

Oli motion of the prisoner's coup f»h0 Frihli Bild Mum” COUNS-

Supreme Court of New =$runswiok .Confirms the Judgmen of the Trial Court. 'l*_l'isone1'.t0 Re.c_eivei?S,eD.l¢ll°¢ 'Next Tuesday. .Some Time Already §Ser.v.ed.

ments in n. number of cases. lon the counts imnhting a knowledge Mepnugall will be sentenced in S

The Court was unanimous in. Opin lthat. the items published werelibcl

Special to The Guardian. ssl during the tflflli the Cl'0Wl1 C011* ` R is umukely that the Crown Wu

The appeal was taken on ti

FREDERICTON, November 19-'l‘he"s:nting, the trial ludge instructed the prosecute Mcnoumu omthe Fm” andthe First Metllmllst Church,

'and Mullen. counts.

ohh on Tuesday next.- The time between conviction av

3' sentence which has been spent ln' ja 1 by McDougall, will be taken. into con sidcratfon and the sentence will co

n ~ m mence from the day of conviction.

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Attempts Suicide- Their LTVGS-

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Special to The Guardian. Special to The Guardian. LONDON, ont., November 19-' DUI-U’l1H. Nov. 19-The steame

Philip Harding, a prisoner at the Jas. Hoyt ashor _County Jail, inflicted wounds on him- reef, has been al ‘self with scissors which may cause *GFS C0 f-he 1111591' ihln death, thc wounds using in vltnll The crew are parts. will remain, The man is temporarily insane. their lives are 9 When asked why he wounded himself F0011 Mid fuel _he said he .lid ic in nconninr his fresh Supply has ’sins. steamer by the racking com/pany.

l Sixteen inches of snow fell here to- ?--.P----‘

THE SUCITHST wiiiiii iiwiii wiis ill§ lliliiill

iiutiiiiii tiiiii .

Because George Oliver, socialist leaid-

'__ er, smoke George Bell, present liberal

' .l.worker,.in.t.he heat of an agrgumen

NEW YORK. Nw/._ 1s*li/ini snphin at n lihcrnl muy inet night, olive.

Mayer, the first woman lawyer to was taken and thrown bodily dowi cross t.'he ocean on a law case, won the stairs of the ‘ha.ll. The meetinig for her client a legacy of $100,000, wasn crowdedone. There were r and for herself art enviable name as a considerable number of socialists »whv counsellor. She has just returned distinguished themselves by asking f from Tarnow, Austria, where she number of iquestions which the liberaj went in che interest of Herman- Eh- supporters declared were impertinent_ reusiiaft, a poor tailor wiith la. large The fracas occurred at the- close o family, who formerly lived in this the meeting.

city, but wllo has recently made his -i--~

hcme in Cleveland, O.

'By the death of an aunt, Mrs Julia _

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riters. ill on the boat an

angered.

been taken to t

wens y widow of an Austrian no _

300 000 and lu became necessary for llilli to be represented at the adjust mcne of the estate in the Austrian'

_ourt of inheridancc. Mrs Mayer,wh0

A TTETITIEU BHUKEN LEITVETWTTEIIK lSiTTlTl'S TTC

on Otter Island

ndolled by the own-,vessels on the lookout for John Jacob

te l;he_wa_rnings thai

e exhausted and a

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ol Siiow. Insane Prisoner . Remain May Mean Loss' of His Son May'Both Have

Been Drowned.

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Special to The Guardian.

r NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The water

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ers have been hurricane swe t 'cables

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have been interrupted and there is anxiety for 'lille safety of those on board the vessel. `

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ENGINEER llllllli

`FOItT WILLIAM, November 18-

David Vance was instantly killed and J. J. Schurman is lying at Mc- Kellar hcspital lwith a fractured skull and not expected to live, as the result of a wreck on the Grand Trunk Pacific railway yesterday morning. ' The accident occurred at Crest, a small vil age 21 miles west of Fort William. While the train was *coming down the hill at Crest, running at a high rate of speed, a fat car with caboose and engine, left the rails and plunged

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bleman, Ehrenhafl: became heir to one ' ‘head first down the enbankment.

ilrd if an estate valued nt; nhgud Engineer Sheridan, at the throttle

was unable to jump from the looo- motiv_e in time and he was thrown from the side of the tender to the

d l ,N ll ivill.LlNocKn'r, Mc, Nov ls- The ground, alighiiug on his head. Hisl

t Ayr. Elliot .Delivere

t -After the congregation had nnsemb

Lnndgn H23 Sixlegn inches Though -Warnell Tllaf T0 FCM' That MTTTTDHHTFC dnll

cepting the invitation to the Lieiiten-/ed hy the Bi\l‘ri.-iter's Society, wasils B' mia 13 C 0 ew Yor “Ui"'ef`5il3Y

dri' wrote the llieiiteiiniit.-llovel'nizi"s‘and lldiiilttcd flttorlley.

interior of the bank of the Millinoc- skull was fractured and it is also

aw scioo, class of 1905, went; at ' , _ _ _ "cc to Vfennal where She had so-me kcd Trust Company was wrecked. and thought he received internal lnluries. lfflculty in _Ubtalnlng recognltlon be_ the acting cashier, E. H. Cowen, of The fireman, however, jumiped an

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A. D, L. pointing olll. that Jlltif Tilt: COlll'l§ llllftll B.il]0lll‘l1€d llI1tll.| nuse of her Sex. ‘Reading Mass' burned by an exp1D_ did not receive a sc;-a1;ch_

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llutigellcr uns not fnfitled to l.iiil\!t0m01,]_OW mormugi when ]udg_|

This difficulty was overcome and at

-t_'i'..I '=-»».-_~.‘* tf"- _ . . » as mf “atm "U ‘_N.m y _-'TT l nts will Jrobabl be delivered ln rl-,,l-now She so cleverly presented the

\?l`l1tiI‘, for there was no ii irii liositi<.li,mc l y J in his opinion, and risking if he nslilhe crown Cases. C

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T-»H"i!t‘lll‘i‘. Senator [.:iiidi‘_V i'i-rei\'t~ii l<‘tili. 'l`ll(illGH'l"l<‘Ul. Il<}()l’l.l*l. ll reply thzut there would he no rlil.~_ii_i.:i-.i *-1-* ‘ in procedure, but that its in the liiisC,‘ '|`lii- l‘eusoii wily so iilnliy become W each guest would ue given the pliice chronic sufferers from stomach troud

ith the court.

sion of acetylene gas in line basement David Vance, brakeman, was thi this afternoon. :sole occupant of the caboofse and wa

“S0 in the inte,-est of her client that The bank is a new building tha thrown among the runs. His skul le matter was Soon settled and llls it OCCUPTGS €X01\1SiV€1'Y. and 'XB lighted was fractured and' his' body terribl . iare of the estate placed to his ere- DY gas from E-he WW” P1555 1*- 1 mangled and he died instantly. The lit in. the orphnng' bank collnelgtell SUDD0Sed tihat a leaking P190 Chl-‘Sid e.ug'ine was not under control audi wal

an acciimlllat on in the basement,and apparently running at too high a. ralb lwhen Mr Gowen wenit lihere to ailtend ol speed approaching the station.

to the heater the explosion followed

to which the Lieutenant-Governor he- lievcd lllm entitled. T Seiiutor Landry said tlizii. lie had no

ll0\l\if. it had been exllecteil llc would refuse to attend the filiu-tion, but he believed it his duty tu iittciid iind had written acceptiilig ond ir.t.iiniif.iiig tliiut he expected to he placed befirc .liidge Liihilclicr. Acciiriliiigly he went to Spviicerwlood and fniiiu.l.tlint his nniiile wus not on the tu.ble plain. Ho called the iittention off the A.Il.(_l. to this, and that oillcial uf'fercd to give hiiil the pluce of Jiuige ltoutllicr. He i.'.d not ivalit to iiispllirc Judge liuiltlilcr cnil he did not want his plnee, lie- “5l*“I‘ Moisq ullil nhual plnohi :ii asniaa

flies and nervous disol'dei's is because

from a. ark Tile force was terri-

tliey depend oil drugs that contain al- cohol and Nu'i‘ci.tics which occasional- ly give temporary relief. If drugs of this kind i‘iii'ed wlint need of their T contiiiiioiis use ? Why they do not i

MONCTON, N. B., November 18.

.. . . . - FP - _ ENTERTAINMENT AT I RAISE I<‘0R_INTlnR(.Ul.ONlAL. ble blowing out all the wmidowgl FALCONWOOD H0SPITAL_

”`_° upsetting . the desks and] n_._ ‘

" furniture and sweeping checks,.- .Th entertalnmem, held at Falmm.

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' _ y _ 'la1rs4n currency on the cashiers desk h a Dmclated by nll_ The pm.

. i - .~ tl- f'l t ch . _ _ muc D _ its of iiiii -‘ith-`iU`iC l\0l`V0. \\'T'iC|\ 1110110 gives rolls of the Ilitercolonial to raill toistrect' Au but about $30 was' Tecov- m8-“aged TTY Mr Burke' which were

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lower to Ulie ~'tonin<‘ll tu digest food its defence in manner that is cans- ered' the rest hav ng bee? lost m 5 very credltnbly displayed and C8“S°_d

l 1. T - a When the nervous sys-teni is runi down ing the management n good deal of from overwork or worry, the pneumu- satisfaction. Letters from prominent, gasti‘ic nerve siiifersiis sliiire of the llllsllless mlm who have travelled ex." gelicrnl iihility. Then the stlomach ’ fails to perforiii its functions. When these oeinl, expressions of apple. la- i-iglitly used, Sterling Bitters reaches tion of the train service generally and

ice of the trouble anfl makes ni particularly of that between Mont cal,

general scramble by small boys. quite B Gonmfwtlon among the pam. Mr. Gowen was thrown down _'ind ents_ Thev were dellgh¢ed_ The 'ln

badly tlllhalfren ugh I-ge iigasb bi:rne<l§mates Blu; had the pleasure of heal-

created intense excitem‘ent,to which a ment with success A vote of thank

“coils

From fa _’1l`.ext»_Con ‘ Known

l Again the King's Business servic

filled with an audience eager to

would be given all at the service

signify by cards distributed the a-*God

to make. He explained that Dr.

mission a free-will offering might 'made to him by all who wished so do and that this offering would

Pointed from the various churches sociated in the services.

labor and I will give you rest"

Very vividly he portrayed hofme life contrasting two homes in one ' o which Christ was honored and kind-

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nthe Part! ol all: and another de- oid of the sweetening and sanctifying fluences of the Spirit of Jesus.

JESUS HAS SAID

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d -a flleautiiul :Message

taining These _Well

Biblical Words- I

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e Somefiirnes we hear sinners say that

Btifacted fheniultitudc last evenilbglthey have been driven to sin because

was|of the too-religious atmosphere of hear.their early home life. The statement

the gospel, message by word and Song. :ls utterly false. The strict attention

led to religious obligations in earlyllle

RW Mr Harrison °Uel'€d‘ Prayer Bhd|bas saved thousands from going 'tn

il h9f0l'€ DF- F¢ll.i0tf- allliearedl Rev. Geo

E- R055 t1l1.l10L\I10€d that 8»0Pl>ox‘tunity"warks of our Canadian life is the

to conscience possessed for right and

_-perdition. One ofthe strongest bul-

mount of free-will offering each desired Christ calls us all not to find our

El- rest of heart ~hnd conscience in a.

liott had come without any guaranteeitheory or a doctrine ona beautiful of renumeration whatsoever exceptlconceptiou but in Himself. Mlauyi a that during the 18St three days of the‘person tries tio hide sin from God

belanil strives hard to forget wrong by t0 plunging into pleasure orprefoccupa- be tion in one form or another but no-

made through a special committee ap-:thing can give rest and peace of con-

as-'science but coming to God in Christ

land down the burden of our life at

|_ Dr. Elliott chose as his text Mat-'the foot of Calvary. Mr Naftzger threw 11.28 Come unto me all ye thatlsang as a solo "Just as I am with-

_ He out one plea" and in the gluietlof the

spoke with impressive power on

Christ's message to laboring people their desire to come to Christ who

moments succeed ng many signified

alone can give the peace ever hmmm

f heart craves.

I At the close ofthe service Dr. El-

and tleachers and conferred with them- in making first Sunday gl special day in their regular work,

ess and tenderness found expreasionlliott met all Sunday School officers

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of the Carribean Sea are dotted -with `

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l~Astor's steam yacht Nourmlahal, with the owner and his son Vincent on board, which has noi! been heard from since sailing from Kingston, Jamaica, for Porto _Rico two weeks ago.

In the interim the West Indlan wat

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Special to The Guardian. HALIFAX, November 19-The Allan

from Liverpool.

evening sailed for St John.

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CHTIOAGO, Ills, Nov 18-Desirin;

,to improve the game of base!/al :President Murphy, of the Chicago Na- tional League Club, yesterday iuvit ed correspondence with enthusiast.: who see some phase in the sport that can undergo beatterment .According to President Murphy, there may be number of departments where im provement can be s.chieved,nnd he i eager to give the folks not officially’ identified with rule making, oppoi tunity to remodel regulations thn

now may appear outgrown.

"That is the reason I am going ti

advocate a school in correspondence for the uplifting of baseball," saii Mr Murphy. “There are scores of_ an- gles that might stand overhauling. 1 anrheartily in favor ofa lonlger sea- son for the National Leagueowners 'Instead of assembling at New York next month for e. three days' meet- ing, why not extend the session, giv ing six or seven days to the consid- eration of all these appeals from thu enthusiasts? Requests containing rcal merit will be taken to the Leagu meeting. Now lt’s up to the peel,

to send on their correspondence.

AUGUSTA E STETSON."

CHERRY HILL NEWS.

seriously The noise of the explcsicnmid work and crowned the entertaln. the depths in the second galley

Twenty bodies were found within l

_ some of the three hundred victims

were found by daring explorers in .

Langelicr.

H0 had not created n scene but mere- ly left after giving the A.D.C.- 5 let- Uif _lo the Lieiitenunt-Governor, dn- °ll""“lZ the invitation hecniiso his rank M ii scnntor hail not been recognized. He Iuid not taken this stand for per- sonnl reasons, but to maintain the "slits of the Senate.

Sir Richard Cartwright said hc was

Sorry _Senator Landry had lost his dll?-mir. He would have the nuestiun téiirccedence investigated.

.Condensed .1 Advertisements

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SAUNBOME SAUSAGES fresh ev-

ery day at Saunders & Newsom`s. . ("T“"T°“ W" Mmun' .‘

w\.'ILL the lady, who bus in her

-possession _nn iimhrella with the

owners name on silver plutc, on the handle, kindly leave at or telephone 100 Brighton Road and receive one in exchange. il-20d1lpd.

T IANTED pon "eiizh. Ar-lily fit. iii h n c h L\ 10 Queeh serial. il-2oti1wi..;ii"“"“""‘ HT” he” ` 8 “O ee"

1)UBLIC AUCTION, the Methodist.

~ Church`at Wnrren Grove, near

Warren's Mills, North River, will he sold by public auction. nn 'Thiirsda‘Y. N0" 25th, 1909, at 2 o'clock p. iii. Byi

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the i»iou` , ‘ - cure that will lasti. It builds up the nerves, strengtlieiis the stomach, dis- ilcls lmligestion, eniistipation, gasses! ,md dyspepsiu. The heart does its work without pressure or flutter; thcl nppetite becomes good und you sleepi well. You build up rapidly and he- coiiic the personification of robust vicniiiy_ ilnirt let your ills he- (-Ulnn chronic but get Sterling Bit.-|

.ml~g, the pure health slitting reigliedg, ' done so muc or su__rer Ti."`E»n!Efaii.insi;i 'sent hy P3 Mcgildiii. 43 Queen Street, 'oppos te' Auldi Brds' Flfty'cénts perliottle. 11-'%0dr1l. 5

| The denth occurred at Caledonia `\\'cgt, on N0\’cmbBfl T5, _uf ChBI'l0S W. Miirtiii, in the 63| year of his age. l-le Wm, ilighiy respected by all with whom 'he mme in contact as a man lot high character and amiable dis-

gond for some years. He leaves to

n sorrnwln' widow two sons,

St. John and Halifax by the Mari-

me Express.

srr. JOHN AND CUBA l

DIRECT STEAMSHIP SERVICF.

` OTTAWA, Nov. 18-A contract for a direct steamship service be- tween:St John and Cubs. will be signed _shortly by _ .l Sir_f~ _Bicharf __Ca;:t,wright, Minister of, #Trade arid, Commerce, and. the Thompson Steamship Company. . An ieem_»_ of $25,000 fern suclvn- _aubslzcd :h-- sep vice_ls provitdediifon in the .estimates brought _dhwn .ibnday injhb C.on1r'=

tensively, are ‘being received daily' abou” 8 ace an an S' u ‘fotling Worth's Band. which did SPT?-'n'

-~mous.~. ~ffTlie =:.,ser.v.i.cé will be-I-~ al monthly. one. l T1‘he‘=only- nteamsliipl connection *betweenf Canada, = “and_ Cuba .nt »presot_t::'ls provided b`y the Mexican service which includes Cuba _on the southern trips, but not on the return trips. There,is a considerainle trade in tobacco,

report that tihe bank had been dyna was tmdered Mi,-S Hogg lm- ller eoul-J mited was added- esy ln supplying films etc. Befor

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shaft. One of them, unrecogni

9 seventy feet of the ventilatiug= ,

TO SUCCEED PRINCE ITO.

TOKIO, Novenlber 18.-Field Maf-

shal Prince Yumagata has been. ap-

eloning the patients were treated t candy etc. and hoped that the enrter

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_tainers would soon visit them 885111

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pointed president of the Privy Coun-

cil which positton was held by the' ____

late Prince Ito. Baron Makimo, form- _ _ lei' minister of education, has been ap- if-.°,MIL.T0N‘ 0n.t’ .Nov 518 At a pointed a member of the Privy Conn- TTU-mllt0n Asswlatlon ° pr°p°' ell. ' -591 thai,-` the Government build ‘ ,.....1.._.....-. u¢w_l,gn_\l ~to take the 'placeof -th

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O NEW WELLAND CANAL.

4 $5

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='\_. setter gror the Government t

f ` build a new 0 mal rather than t

“tempt to de, ipeu the present one

\ . . - , ~ the Ministers nf Bailwcis 5”

_ Canals. In the -°V°“t °f the 6°'

ernment deciding t0 -Wild T* “

""' ' ‘ ‘ ' 'on it would be .

ressin the opini 0 The men were responsible forlnenjamm Dams A well bull, mwel-

O placing the dynamite in mines in-imstened ll,.l,_. lgz cone called the

tended to blow_ up G0V€mm_2“* "Annahella_" u d-mb

' steamerslcden with troops, which A plowing mntch is mg? Jong” AF

'°' ` Thh 1'€S0T\lti0n will be forwardedtg entered the ilver at Greytown.

await identification.

AMERICANS EXECUTED

eetion of the Government.

' SNOW AT QUEBEC.

Quasar' Nav is-'rhin my ex

able, was brought to the surface and taken to the Town Hall to

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. _ ~ . _ p mms and S" at Whwh °““ be hmd' \ °°'““‘ “ “"°““ d Tpmmon vm 's enccii the first snnwscnnn ni the sen.

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led by the new service. ' ~ \\\`

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rrlliillirtlirce sisters. Donald and Annie - \

,lt hoine;. William‘rind Margaret and gmlll. ln Iirston. The funeral took

plncc ml \\'e`rl»ncsday 17th to Caledo-

Thel temperature at three o'clocK

this morning was twenty one de- » grees. ,_-,

1 sent to Ottawa to \\i`S° H‘§m‘lt°“ claims to be made at termllml-

divas 'rumen VFFARS

son last evcning,`t_he _beautiful fall inthe depth ni an inch or morb-

_ weather is quite cold.

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Foa S'l‘EALING "'50" c.iN.in.i 'ro CUBA.

urder of committee. (leo Criiivytliinia eemetJ.~.r.V~ 'Nm servlces at the.

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BUY- 1 ll-20d3lpd. 'lmiisc and' lfrnve were cnniductcdi TW

I,‘ouli,"inirayca chemin, fn-c nn tin on .Rev Mr Si‘°W“f*' ‘lf V““°Y"°“‘-

» - promises i hir .inn Fssery. 'r-in-_ pall lwefcfe “""°¢ Al” W- MP Unlon. If not lhlainlod withlnl ten thesnn_ James Ceilings, John M. days wfl1l,¢ gold to pnyi nxp¢ng¢n_ |(~_m,,el-on, Peter Matheson, Alex Mc-

ihzonlirzipfi. Phcrnnn. William' M°P)“"”°“- Cm"-

i[T*0N'siiurrmns. iwsive psirsltor <E“““"°" °'°“’° °°"" .

Minnnrc i.inhnnni onreiniphthsria. ‘

sale chenp. Geo W. Gardiner.

11-20d3ipd.

former letter carrier. ¢h‘“"¥°d W

CHICAGO Nov 19-<Sp°==ia»l-)-‘ inirenh went io much winds, Pr tn- morning in the 0°.'““"' " “"

Dec Wheat 108] 'dqy, light, local snow or rclln tonight Court and #von three !'°°’-'B 1”

. £011

Nov Wheat. 10 I or. on Sunday. Rising tsuipci-aturo

Nov Corn . . . . £19! .The length of today will be nine Dec Corn .. .... 61| houraand twenty-eight minutes. _ Minai°d's Ltnlment c\\Nl di°¢°mP

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ulnnnrn ninuncns our-n cola, sc. »¢N¢v.r»‘ roaouro, Nov. i.s.-Alben penn. orrhwa. Nov- 19~-Withifi H

I wich she ii “ si John ini- n Dime sccnrnnhlp

mu” vice hstwcencuha and St John.

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ESETPE ETTLIJWS

_ MONTREAL, November 15-Joh-ll Dillon, the murderer ot Constable

Baca, who was to _have been hange

tomorrow morning, was ttls after-

Lillef Vil`ZiDiB“ 9-1`l'iV€<1 T'-his IUOFDKHZ noon granted a stay of execution

until December 3rd, by Judge Tren

She had an uneventful trip and this hglme ln the collrg ol the ]{lng»B

bench. The reprieve was given by the court after all applications for clemency at Ottawa had failed. A last fight was put up hy Dlllmyn counsel il.. stay of execution on the groun.-l that there were facts which

doctors which convicted him dia unanimously signed a petition for - commutation of his sentence. It..was 'alleged by his counsel that Dillon i- now an ilnbeclle of 65 years. and nf 'fit candidate for the gallows. Thi stay was grshted by Judge Trsnholn in order that an investigation as t his mental condition may be made but it is not now thought that he will be hanged. This villl nrove a dfsap polntment to several hundred poop' late today from Ottawa that all sur ticke,s must he cancelfed and no one ‘but newspaper_representatives and who had secured tickets to witncfi ,the execution tomorrow morning hltho instructions had been receive other privileged classes sdmltte for

had not been brought out as to his

|.\, _ ' condition of mind, nn-i that the

-the legal ‘tra ed

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MISERY AT YAQUI RIVER.

CAPE HAITEN, Nov. 19-Au- cording to advices 'from Monte Cristo, the Santo Domingo Yaqui River has overflowed itsibanks and inundated the entire town.

l'he water rose' fifteen ffeet, and the inhabitants were floroed to take refuge on the roofs of the houses. Terrible misery prevails, and lm- mediate assistance is-necessary, which, however, is not forthconiiinib

The surrounding Villages T'-“V°

been islolated through the ovcrflGW `of the river.

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CHERRY. Illinois. Nov- 19-F0riw®mw®

the first time since the mine hor-

_ ror on Saturday, the corpse

<>0OO"19~7

This Date _

November 1846 63 Years Ago.

The Gazette on November 0t 1846 contains 5 proclaimation signed ‘ny Sir Henry Vere Huntley. Lieut-

FUR COMPLTCITY Governor and Commander in Chief,

and 'l`_ H. Haviland, Secretary pro

. A nembl ntil

iMA1TAG`U_A» Nicaragua, Nov 19- l`°g“°l“g the General S Y u

12th of December.

ri Cannoniand Grace, the Americansl Lmmched__0,, Sm,,.d,,,y lug l,-om e who were executed for .complicity

` _Pl'05°Hl5 vwlmand Canal was discus' the rebellion, Were tried by 8. fall' River Bridge, a barquenof 350 £011'

' court martial, held under the dir- cnlleil the "Mary Benvvn fm” M“°\'°

E" the shipyard of Mr Evans, Vernon

B & Tucker of this town. Ou ltligyrllii inet imm the shipyard 0!

.. e at the farm B

Tmillilrplglliw Glasgow. £110 105819 belong J ohh Graham. Samuel Brown and Mamas snowcy, thc prizes as follows:

eri-‘lst James Modatt, 1 Pound 10 shill-

l,,,,,,, _ramen lah-n, znn 1 Pound li

ing shillings; (‘liest¢»r Woolner -Srfli 1

p nd 'rin inilnwing se°i1f°di>\'l°l

The' ou is "'-.T n each. John McNeill.

of 5 1

. _i Sample, Robert

g_‘;?,T`;,_ ..l°2':;_s Gen Rtcbnrd,Alox Hewson, C o Hacker.

'ew Mnriicin-scsi. ver cr. 3D. to 4 D;

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cmomo Manxsirs. si ncihi in 'rhc onnniinn. _:heir ci n letter con”-*TE ‘,?f° t,§’,“; iii; Minister ni 'rnnie ...na coiginerve M_““°“' l ° - is ls;

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