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MORNING [Mil wl".'.<IK LY, (NOVV It

lil) llilll l ll.\')|"ST I

EINE ENTTEI] ENE E.P.ll. `H[lNNl] HUNSE

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CHARLOTTF/I`O\`JN PR`iNCF.' F/DNVARD ISLAND, CANADA, FRIDAV, 0C.l\ iii 'El : go", ‘

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AMOUNTS WON » 'SENUUNEN HUT ROYAL FEAST N BY HORSE OWNERS E.'illl§Hi NNI] BHUKE -` -AT THE Y.M.C.A.

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M°"ifeal R~°-"Wall Suffers The List of Money Paid in Speed Com_ Belvvsin i012-S ll/lUfGlilS0" Given to the Old and New Menriiers

Loss and Three E';gines Destroyed.

MONTREAL, Oct. 1-,(Spccinl)-

This morning fire gutted the C. P, ll, roundhouse at Mile End and three

engines were destroyed.

HBE NNNNNET BEING llEVEl.l]PEll

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’I‘he amounts paid in the speedi com-

petitions at the Charlottetown Ex- hibition races are as follows:

Frank Boutlier, Halifax. lst Frce_F‘or All 225,00 3rd', 2.23 trot 45,00

` 270.00

W. White, York Point.

lst, . trot, 2.24 pace $150.00

N Nl r-mu

a'iclCo-- 21 S"ernUn

petitions of the. Exhibition-Island p ` ` ` by the Ladies’

supponed

The schooner E. Waterman belonging

‘_ to Jas. Murchison and Co., and load-

znfi free-for-eii 112.50 ed with “OHL While “Ying to take

Stephen Hughes, Emerald, her place at the wharf lor discharg-

2nd 2.27, trot, 2.30 pace 62.50 ing, got caught on the gridiron this 3rd 2.21 trot, 2.24 pace 45.00 morning with hu. h.t,_,,,n unsupported

_*___* and 'broke in two ivlien tide left her.

Munnnu

T. G. Glennie, Oxford, N. S. lst 2.35 troli (stake) 125.00 Spring Hill Stables. 2nd 2.21 trot, 2.24 pace T5.i0

Ed. Crosby, Cape Traverse.

- 63.

Invitations were out for some time

for a. 1`§C€lJti0n to the members of the Y. M. C. A. ziiiil frieiiils, but my

one ever suspected that they were be- ing invited to s, veritable least. Tliis feast was prepared' by the liiudies Aid of the Y. M. C, A. and many were the favoriil‘l" coniiitiznts pnsscd and some unfai .r.ible ones too, for some had satisfied the inner iiinn before i~'U1“i»‘I to the feast, iiuil cou'il on‘y sit buck ond bemoiin their [utr lie-

iF’ »-4. ‘Jn

¢ M

the Y. M. C. A.

` Horses Win a Large Amount __ I Humorous Speeches by Directors-

E 0E the Purses. - ' sr, s'i‘Ei>Hi~:N.oci.1--<si>c¢i.ii)-A and otllefs

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of the Y. M. C. A., John T. l‘.'cKcn- zie.

The city press was fully rcircserit-

ed ond John Inman, (Yity Ed .or of the ldxamincr, in ii most fcli itious speeeli tliniiked the Y. M. (‘. .*..-nnd especially the ladies for their- kind invitzition.

'l‘lie speeches were all iiumr-:ously

rziiiriisiic :ind by the returned rippl- niisi- the inembers and visitors vnloy- ed lb:-ui as much :is the feast.

N§_SllElNlllN

Mernliers lVl';` Lazt N ig".'c ani Setiled up A '..o'_'..Ls-They Dial .’i Maize lVu.,-ii.

CHATHAM, Oct. 1-(Special)-A

meetinz ol the Exhibition Associa- tion will be held on Friday night to settle up the accounts. 1

Owing to the iiiiprccentcd large a- mount of prize uioney paid, it is ha- lievcd that the surplus if any will nod be large but the directors feel very well satisfied with the result,

HllliH|El_,LE, STUHY

Havana Nlan Looking For Potatoes to be Shipped

to WW

lst,

5° N ~i

trot. 2-38 new 125-00;2nu 2.35 trot is-min) no

-1-: G. H. Vail, Sydney.

sides a lieuity vote of tlianks was

riuic ui-re given for the winoin

lioiriiiii: clieers und si ti|.:er in caicii

lst, 2.19 trot, 2.22 pace 2nd 2.23'trot

2nd, 2. 19 trot, 2.22 pace,

275-00E3rd 2.2T_ trot, 2.30 pace

R. H. Sterns, Charlottetown.

175. T5.

250.

F. and L. Wright, S'Side.

87,

' Zn/d Free-for-all 6

4th 2.35 trot stake)

00 .

50 3rd 2.19 trot, 2.22 pace 5 Hammond Kelly Southport

157.50 25.00

2.50

- Daniel O'Bi'ien, Charlottetown. ' '.‘ ' oozna 3 yr oiu trot & pace $.=-lofi Ram 0' Ye5 9 (lay D093 MUG

| Fred Cameron, Charlottetown. hood. -"he Rain Came Quiie

:ri N L1 c

i.....'..»... .Q .... .;......, ,`.....'.;".,;`_.‘.`

know how to call forth ii miin's ad- miration. After the repost, humorous speeches were given by the President W S Lolison' the lr-‘der of thc \vin-

El nine' membership if-;iin,~ Colin MeN¢v_

|iu; A. C. Duclicmiii, Iir. Ayers, J. | l’. Gordon, G. F. Hutclicson; the sec-

retary L. W. Arcliiiinld; and last

ur |v| ginriinrii

zie and others.

The company then joined' hiinds in

nn extended circle and sung "Sbili we igathcr nt the river," lifter wh ch Nr. Mf'l{cn'/.ie was most eiitliiisius' ie-‘ ally bouncii, it being his iiirtliil y

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Young Girl Spirited Away to

and one of the oldest iiieml-.ers in the a HOVe|_ Police

uood work.

HALIFAX, Octi. 1-(Special)»- Cuban Merchant Bartoll Quig of

D. R. Morrison, S’Side.

lst 2.23 trot $150.00

Frank Beals, Charlottetown I

1st 3 yr. old trot & pace 100.00]

Havana is in New Brunswick looking for potatoes and will likely visit P.

E. Island.

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I-Ie represents Yaguierdo and Co, of J. C. Larder, Sydney.

3rd 2.35 trot (stake) ' 37.50' ____

Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown. I 3i»d 3 yr old trot & pace 30,00 VHATHAM’ Oct' 1_(SpcChm Y

Ilobt. Fraser, New Glasgow. 4

mt 30 nn ~ll:|in came uncvpcctcdly today and

4th 2.23 t _ - , ‘ 1 -

_ Y___:»--1 the total recipitation has been great-

Havaua, one of the largest potatoe ri- - -

“°;‘.‘§'§.;‘; §;"’“;.... .|N EUNEH THEY °

FALL llllll dill

iguantitles of potatoes to go to Culila.

during the next' three months.

For some years Nova Scotia has

been developing this market. _.

E|ELll NNW '.`.lllllN’LElE

lN Nlllil Sllllill

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OTTAWA, Ont., Sept. 30-As the

result of ii jealous quarrel David D, Reardon, office ninnagci' for the i;'.iec- tric Transfer Company, is dead and Thos. Fox, a mica expert, lies-`in the hospital, probably fatally injured.

HALIFAX N_ Su Sept 30_A¢-, ,I The two men fought on the edge of

largely attended convention of the Conservative party held in Yarmouth l‘ tonight, Dr. S. lll, Williamson, an- over the brink* in a clinch. The wo- nounced that he was willing to bel man in the case 'has not been locrltl candidate at the forthcoming election, ed-

Tlie (lnnservative candidate ls al -_-----_

young man of splendid ability and ir-l H. - a -iiuvisiir iis riirii

in law of Dr. W. H. Heartz, presi-" _

°‘N’S` ill HENNNIN ll NllNlE

le . ce. A stronger candidate coubi not‘

be desired. There is now a regularly nominated candidate in every consti- “‘°“°y in Nov" Smm' _ VIENNA, sept. so-'riie Austrian

Government ,is issuing repeated warn- ings against the immigration of its sub'octs to America, and particular-

the western end of the city, and fe

th l'fl k P '

8 cl “own as “moss Hin' hffcoimty council education committee,

lei' than that of Tuesday.

` The morning was tirie but the sky

clouded quiciely at noon and has been

[raining almost steadily since.

l The drought seems to he effectually

Sbroken. '

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LONDON, september :io-of the 1790, - fl '

_students who completed their crurscl

lin the London cui\i'F"y council train- N -

ing colleges at the lust term, 350, or nearly 50 per cent. of the total num- N

ber of fully quaiiilcd teachers, are» ‘

still without posts.

There were 1,596 applicants for the

750 posts to be filled by the London -_

:§guf;l;P1i‘§“‘2,§;‘ 'rouoN'ro, sept. :io~1.ntcs'c novices ,and 1,106 from students trained infrom England announce the death of colleges outside London. There were fthe once famous oarsnian and boat- thus more than tivo fully qualified 1,ui1(]¢,-, John Hawks ggiaspel-_ who a1“»DliClHll»S f0F efwh D05* l/5-09-Ut~ lwas known throughout the rowing

The SCOfCh Cilllciltloll lJ0“l`d'5 f9';w0rld as one of the greatest builders

that the output of certificated teach- of iight racing craft; in the w,,,~1(i_ Pm* “Sued YL`*E~°"‘l*\Y “ESU 5hUW°'l~ Until quite. recently Clasper built the US 1215*? YW-l` Was 311 in excess OE fe' eights for the big universities, and qlliffllllenis- no professional sculler ever felt quite

------“_°‘ satisfied on the other side of the At-

Condensed ads too late for classiti- lvantic unless he was provided with a. cation will bo found on page three. CILISDCY Single-

Mnnwh season. EH NSEENN 8.3. EN

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tro-I-Iungarian Ambassador at Wash ington, describe conditions in that state as still' had and says that fur- ther dismissals of laborers may be expected. B

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BOSTON, Sept. 30-It wiis ‘learned

that plans of reorganization are und- er consldcriition for the E'llSt0fl1

‘that report: received from the Aus- 1 L. _ _r " --Z - - I

Sgmmghip \‘-~im1~~j and the Metro-

i‘ o Boston These are

poiituii i. io - _ both part of the Morse systom, out,

the rcori:ii.iilziitlon committee have lhiis fur left tlieiii out of their cul- riiliitioii, preferring to complete the rcor;.qanization of the Southern coast- wisn lines, and leave the liosioii roiites for iiiture coiisidcriition. It is nnilersrtood from ii i:U0\l -\`0\\1"`-‘i mmf' ii syndicate lins been nrriiugeil to t`nk_e up the $1,200,000 in dents o'i`tlie_ hus- tern Steamship <‘f1ihl>I\“'Y- _UW ""“fE5 oi the coinpuny, imiountiiig to $3,- 000,000, will not bo touciied, but an issue of stock will, if present rp-Nuns curry, be brought out which it is un- derstood will amount to about $2.~ no-0,000 limi win no f=}1l1\‘¢lv to the members of thc syndicnw.

WINDING UP ONTARIO BANK.

'i‘oRoN'ro, sept. 30-An Order for the win-ding up of the Ontiirio ilnnki was granted today DY J““§l°_° L“t‘fh" find on the petition filed originally DY the lute F._ B. Poison. i

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EW EINE LINENS N

ENlEllE|] PURE

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liners, the la,i'i.¢cst iiunibci' to enter tlie port of Montreal in one diiy in

the history of St. Lawrence navigli-4

tion, arrived today. 'I`hc net i.onnui,:q

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\ Ml)N']‘lll*lAl., Sept. 30-Twelve ocean l l l

ol' l.lie twelve totalled 44,480 tons, E nd thev have been fora wcek en

fl . ldeiivoring to cover the 160 miles be- Ltivccii Quebec and Montreal in tlie< dense log und smoke. The large niiui-E

CF’

'U05

Association was opened. The Fair will

con- _

E' October, with numerous attractive il

lurfer number~of longshoremen than

ber of arrivals gave work to it much, »

l-.

am usually employed, as on account, of the protracted delays work will go on night and day loading' and nn- loiiding in order that the lines may; catch up with the schedule. In midi-, i‘ tion- to the twelve liners ii little licet; I of collicrs crime in und helped to E mnko it one of thc busiest days' in. the history of the port. , E i

111 ._ . _.__ _ V; A. __ _.

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7.5 , . ,

--- era 2.27 trot, 2.30 pace 37.50 Un€Xp€Cl6d~ ini: not least, the riiiiiiriii _.in iricmi 155.00 J. A. McEachern, Hermitage. :._:.i___________ _»__,,

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Elllllllllll PLNNEN ' WILL SllllN NNE

Nl<lW HAVEN, Conn., Si-pi. :io -i..

Giucrt Warren of Piqua, Uixi.o_, iiir Yale football player, who v.o;< lii.'i-ted in the head and renderid iiiiconscio-'s yesterday during practice at ‘rule field, was reported at the Yule in- tirmnry to be conscious and ‘in ;'o.>d c<;nditioii_ His injuri<:= urs f~-l._.- .L i ous and it is said 'shut he will ':;~ out within u. week. |

HNINEN WILL NNSWEN

EHNHEEF [Nl Sliililllll

NEW YORK, N. `i'., Sept. 341--l-ler-|

mari Ridder, this iieirly elected Treus-I urcr of the Dciiiociuitir' National Com-i mittee said last niight ihat he would on Sunday next come before the Ven- tral Federated Union and answer the charges thai. he was hostile of union labor. made against him by certaiinl dcleizatcs, at the meeting of that, body.-

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ni in Puri iuisiiil

BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 30~l‘rcced-E d by n street parnde of some length he Boston Food Fair under the ous- ices of the Boston llctaiil Gi‘oc<‘i's

iinue t‘liroui;hout the month oi l

cu.tiii'es, including So\isn‘s lliind.

vniideville siiows und ii large exgibit ll

if food products. , t

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lillllill ElNE llNli§l\l`iEl‘

nection with the noble and =»trCn\10\\~ work of Truro Fire Brigade. hfls \>°"“

t a meeting of the Government Council yesterday, the siini of $_-W I

'nurse them for the loss siistained tol their appnratiis, ciot.hini:. f‘-"ll l‘"`

NEW WUNDERLANEUTUNIGHT N L ‘.zr.;:i r3.‘.“°.~...".r‘ no

llildei' The Regular Regime. Five Cents Admission

To The Best Shozv in

Piciines. Catchy Song.

‘ E fire at the Airriciilciiriil (‘oll0i-<8 l"1\\'"\

the City. Splendid

rected efforts in cxtiiigiiisliing thel

on Friday night, und for the protein-,

tion aflordul to unburned buildlngsl

.._.__. __ . 1 iii -"'“ ` oi much greater value. " " ' I E -E' 'pi-urn people will he particulnrlyl

Copy by Buyer. 4 l ratified over the prompt consldern-'

g ient ol the tire N

' the (‘ ' ni -

QUEEN CHARLOTTE'AFTER WHOM CHARLOTTE TOWN IS NAMED' hE\(dH`sny voliii`i‘.llEl'er\vEii'k. 'llie rnrn

biiildings are not \\~i:b`u 'Ihr D'fU"\`l ll

it in Rose lnr. as nil Provincialists are keanl or Truro but are dl ani. i~'\\,a'ris eil

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The oeautllul Sepia p c .ure . y I ‘ 1,*

Alter the benefit of lest evenint!

New Wonderland resumes its usual Swuy. It will be remembered that the management of this house is dc termined never to raise the S1500 “E nilmlssion-last evening the house wus

g ,

cd for n charitable purpo,<‘c» '1'0“l5E‘

theregular cheap and' find thief"

d d ira~ne oi Queen Charlotte, srcsitlve to the many kindly nets (_ 9 mile from Lent iii his ~ a .on.

, 1 1 tti g if nxe woo if . __ _ loose’ Hucccedng D ‘ge n E " h ‘is on eriliiblrion in J. A. S. His Honor during his Public and Pri -,ir/.f'Z.i*°”*“ ~¢

asain' Ewm.c. ' how case on Sunnyside, hns roto career for the welfare oi tba., SI~IOW.<_l S AND COOL. ._

» . f i Bairr s s

P " “MCE “avenge con ans motel- M or Pmwse fo* Province. Mr. Bayer whose artl~:l.l ' ‘

*‘ “ . i i fi t ny .

' ‘han the usual thrm of tum' wheR"€::;nCIlE‘ySe“ocl (?harlottr.*own by his bnnd has been evidenced many time; TORONTO, Uri- 2“-'f>`llf‘Ch\ll*'l‘3l\Si

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THUR() Sept, 30-The `gi‘atiL\idc l

of the l’rhvincinl Government in con-

told briefly in a. ttileiiliginc alt

. , ri fn ‘. ‘ _ . _ ,

:O Cmei Spewun' O E0- L I' _ hui. that eoiiip:iuy`s interests would l\1‘ll\*'llt “lil he l€'0P°\l0d UDUIB

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EllNllNlNN Y.lV|.EN.

NENNY IN l]EBi.

l`€.~'.e3 Belongiug tothe Dir_i criors _/ire Held, Eiiilhey Will Clear Debt Soon.

Find Her-

NPIW YORK, Oct. 1-.(,Svpccial)-A

horrible story of mistreatment, after slie had been spirited sway from her home in Jamaica, was told by 16

ycnr old Lena Thorn, when she was rescued today ny a policeman from a. liltby hovel in east New York, where siic declared she had been held pri- soner for six weeks.

The police heard screams coming

from the hovel and raided it.

The girl _told a revolting story.

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ooesodnimnni

.i .i'.i.:~,tiiig of the dlrrrtors of tue loc- al branch of the Y. M. S. A.’Wcdnes- ay evening, the reports submitted

C/2.

liohircri that notes amoiintin,-_' to si hundred dollars signed by the direc- tors were held by the city banks, and

that other accounts nniountingr In nlli

to n.ii-‘ly one tiioiisziiid dollzirs were

ill BE SEEEEEIJ

l MoN'riii~., sept. so-There is a tilegrriiii ii. i Winnipeg saying that the strike has been called off there,

<*\\"“l »‘.\' ll\‘.‘ ~*if1Ul'.‘l-Y- land that it is to follow the same

'ilu -lii'e<-low iii.~:l.i'iir.lcd the Ii :ince r-i=iiiiiiiLt.ec io druu' up ii report hichy will be suiuiued at a uicctiui: ~`tlic`

;;.u§r:il uiiiiibcrs next week, aid an elxort \.ili be made to cleur oif the' dc-lit licloie the first of the year.

Sonic clinu;_'cs_ are bcini: made in,

the _viiiniisiiin and it will sluu bei

oi _,t the best in the province.

coiiise in mist. Neither the strikers nor ilie company would confirm this.

llnvid McNicoll, general mann-ger of the (T. P. lt., said at noon today that he had not been approached by any strikers or strike leaders in regard to ii conference. He would not say what iuiswcr he would give ii they were risked. I-le denied huvini.; any know- ledge of the strike bcing ciillml nh in the west. There was simply no news on the strike.

St. John, Sept. 30-D. C. Clinch re-

;l‘. li. strike had been declared oil.

rnnunneeeowoe

LINVE ill’ HNNWNY

S(\l=`iA, llul;,riri:i, t"-cpl, 30-- The r iii uv llulirariii of tlic lC;\stri'n

or upu ‘y _ . A f ln' loiiiuil |»ioti‘.~'i iiiiiilv by ll\‘i'iiiiiiiy

url .\iislriii nizuiiist the eouiiuiicd

ciliui-'r. licld ai iiii-cling to crinsirler

loi:uiiiiii;iii scriioii _of the (irieiiuil tuilwiiy ut the conrlusioii announced ,hail the ;;o\'r-riiiiieiit did not intend

zrlirimloii the workiiii.: of thc rail-

wily but wmild i‘nileii\'oi‘ to Iind ii

l l iiusis io snli.-aiy the eoinpnny which

iii scvcriil occasions had expressed is iwiiliiiess to sell the line. lliili::'riii took possessioii of this linc

'SliAl~l'S TROOPS

L WERE DEFEATED.

BERLIN, Sept. 30-A despatch

iruni Teiieran to the Local Anzieger siiys that the imperial troops have siiiicied ilefrut at Tabriz, and asa coiiscliiieiici-, :ind on the advice of ineinbers of his cabinet, the Shah has decrocil that piirliament be open- ed on llvtolier llll. This is an earlier iliti: than hurl been anticipated, but the Sliuii iioiie.-i by this means to se- ciiie liniiiiiiiliiy. (`uii:siileriiiile nerv- ousiies.~. exists in court circles and the troops statioiicil around the p.iini-e i'ei`use to obey the order to ui.ii'ch ou Tabriz. 'I`lie Minister of Wai- has been viilnly endeavoring to rnisr- the money to puy the soldiers,

asf. Novcniivci- owing ton strike and but U10 Dopuliition of Teheran show.

ii;i ndrniiccd the ur;.:uinent tliiit puri- lic scniinicnt was _-;o s'ci‘on~_ly in lar ir in ictiuton of the liiic, that rc <.r:iti.ui to Turkey was iiiiprissilile

c i~:ifi~;ri|iii'ile<l.

. l

-- loin-i'.itwl ilic trains by the uid of illfifl' iI\1liff¢‘l‘l‘llCC.

ltroops. l’i‘if.r to the iiiceiini.: oi min- Tlie for(-Ls of the Shaih sent W lib'

srcrs the uoverniiicnt in reply to the dur* 'l`zibi‘iv. have not succeeded* in 'ipi`c.-miitiiiions of (lcrmiiny and Aus-

tiicir object and the city continues to defy their ruler. The Nationalists

_ ri~lu.~c to lny down their arms until _ they; receive ii uuaruntee from all bbq

ii.i~i-iuii lcimtioiis at Teheran that par-

;iC\iiopcuii h;.is of re'presentati(ll. _ ________ , ____ ,__*_________ _,"

was granted the company, to rcim - - -~ _ _._

ROOSEVELT

, JR.

STRIKES A JOB

.___________

in to Learn How Wool is WashedandSg\\\Il

lIAl{Tl~`l)llli, (‘i.. Septcinner 30. Fame has at last . me to ’l`honipi~'o \"ille, on the Connecticut river, for is to harbor Theodore Roosevelt, ju

biisiness.

lor, for the next few months or long- er wlrile the eldest son of the Presi- dent learns the carpet maniiiacturingi he \\‘ill be assigned to ri deek in the

- mills nt the invitation of his CTQH- n-F mute 8 few weeks ago, manifested a it' desire to learn the business from One n- end to t. he other. The matter was

speedily nrriinged, and he is expected to report t omorrow morning, when

E din oiilcr liiiflding which is hot in

tnlnments are again under waY» Wim ilve cents the price of admission. Mr- lirown has a Tile loose~ml1»2h¢ Sui! zest that it was n vacant' room any

house But the latter being th

at New Wonderland tonight, h0W unfortunate owner oi the tile that 5°

t enjoyment.

BH Y

Mm Story develops' Bhowinwiiatggllved nEHlonor Lieutenant Governor Macioin- in the past, has excelled himself in 10 Smith Wllle. H h-WY H Y Nm F00. "mn w.hn c€`2(‘c;;-glmolgllowed th€'non_ Mr. Bayer, on his iecent visit. the above photo, and should feel just- 8 few 5h°“L‘5-

nndei: the char e ol others. and 0P'~’“‘ lwgnlan lot ttl1\?0i1P-h°l\t and E" °"d°\`E10 Halifax, at the request of Gover- lv proud oi his great artistic gilt.

Mtv Used) e his son's hohor. mode oneinor Ma:-'<innon. made a small prmto The -ioli‘owlnK IHSCFNPUOH is On n

Bapazemes Uno” to des"-oy the traitorfofi an bd print which is at_ present brass plate in the centre of the hand- THE CH[(‘\'}0 MAR T

ho hnrl entered the home. He in Gnvei-ni cnt House at Halifax, and some frame. ___

_ :,,.,.ec(i,._hnt at the cost ol his life. lun his rztuin, enlarged iff 10 UU! Queen Charlotte CHICAGO, ' '

minnipionsiiip of England in the,m|;gnii’icc'nt Bepin shown at his studio after whom May Foot Ball match of 190%-and Wanted- and Of "fl1l°h “"5 “U°"'° l’h°f° is “ Charlotte 'l`0Wn was Wy

where from brains to the roof oi ii __A Colored servant, are the otber‘¢opy. '.-ie thonghthilness on the named in 1764 0-t,

. f e |¢¢,u¢-gg, Come tonight to New Won- part of Governor Mackinnon, will be Presented by Mayor Prowse. Dec.

inet, it is worth while irnihir t° “ee S Hand and spend 5 hall hour oi real heartily appreciated in this Province by ip,¢_

the 0 _ ,_ <1 ii _ those oi this City in pertlw- Governor Mackinnoii 1908. Dec.

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Wheat

Corn Pork

Wheat .

Corn

.. 65k $14.55

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-, Roosevelt was graduated, and a n

llobert P. Perkins. the president of

the Hartford Carpet Corporation ol 'l'hompsonville, who runs the New .York end oi the concern, was on the Hnrvnrd crew the year President

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summer and cold in winter.

He will nt once begin studying un-

der Mr. Higgins, Superintendent Ly- lord and' purchasing Agent Horace

Brainnrd how the wool is washed.

on bleached aod spun ln the woolen de-

103i l of Vice,~l’residcnt and General Man, pm-timnt. Then he will in turn spend

agcr Alvin H. Higgins, who conducts 'the operating end at Thompsonviile,l mills, the carpet mills, the tapestry was n classmate of young Theodore department, and finally in the rug

G6\ lggt; year at Harvard. This elplalns and dnighing and ghtpptng dgpgft.

Pork .. . $14.80 why Teddy, Jr., after inspecting tbememq V A _d

n while in`tbe Axmlnster and Wilton

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