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lt(JNALD-GAMMON.- At thc Metho- dist church, Bathurst, N. ll., on thc evening of the Bth, inst., by the Rev. F. A. Whiteman, Miss Alfrctta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ronald, Cnrron Point, to William Gammon of Bathurst.

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GRAHAM-MfJ(iIl.l<}.-At the terian Mainse, (_‘avi:liilisli, o 2, 19l.'l, by the Rev. John Mr. William (l."nlmri`. und M 1. Moore, botii of Buy \'i<~\\'.

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DONNl'lliliY-(lli(JKl‘lN.--- At achl‘.s l'hurcli, Kinkoru on , Oct. 14th by Rev. ll. l‘. (lroken, bro- ther of the groom, Mary li-inuelly, daughter of John Donnelly of Al- _bany to George Emmett Crokcn, Cape Trnvcriic.

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MCLEAN-At New Haven 0 er 15th, lvlii, Mr. Angus U. Mc- Lean, aged 64 years. Funeral on Friday at 2 o'clock, to Clyde lliver cemetery.

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NOR'l‘0i\'.- The death occurred on dept. 5th of Paralysis of -lane 'l‘ny~ lor, wife of E. Norton, in the 'fist year of her nge.

DUNCAN.--l'I|itr-red into rest residence Wheatley Iliver, on Wednes- day, (let. lb, l‘.ilLl, lfllizalictli, reiict of the late John Duncan, und only surviving flniirglitcl' of the late John La'.vrion, 1,). V., l..l.. l‘. of this city, in hor ninly fliiril year,

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her home at 217 Franklin street ycu- tcrduy afternoon 4-year-old liivia Studolinsky run dil'cc.t.ly in front of a Greenpoint trolley car, and was so badly injured that she died this morn ing in the Williamsburg Hospital.

Little Livio. did not see the car

coming, and although the motorman jammed on his brakes, it was too late to prevent the accident. The lit- tle gii'l's right leg was horribly mun- gled. She screamed so frightfully that a pnsscrliy bought soiric candy in A nearby drugstore und gave hcr to quiet her until the urrivul of the ambulance. Dr. (larincl, the surgeon who responded, was unable to do anything for the child.

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DIIRY 0F EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates Cgurt, 9 n. m. Mission at St. Pnul's: Bible read-

ing, “Holy Communion," 4 P. In-L address, "The I’rodigal's Return,” 7.30 p. m.

THURSDAY, O..'I`Ol'¢ER i6 i9v3

"Monday Oct. 20th, llllnh-

giving Day being a statutory public holiday, Ihe Morning Guardian will not he issued rn Tuesday Oct Zlst.

“The lvening Guardian will

not he issued on Monday hui will he published on Tuesday ns usual.

Advertisers will please note

these changes.

(i0VElllllAENl"S RECORD.

Some adverse criticism has been

offered regarding Mr. Borden's re- cord in legislation, but every un- biased person will agree that he has no reason to he ashamed of what he has so far accomplished. It is only two years since he was returned to power, and among the legislative acts passed by the House of Com- mons and other work accomplished uurini: that urriod. muy be imution- cd the following:

Amendment Criminal Code, dealing

with white slave traffic, fox stealing from riinf'hcs, etc., P. E. I. car fer- ry, and scheme for improving rail- way system.

The extension of the boundaries of

Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba.

The Aid to Agriculture Bill al>Dro-

printing ten million dollars over a period of ten years for agricultural instruction throughout Canada.

The West Indies Agreement with

improved steaiuship service.

The reduction of cable rates to the

West Indies and British Isles.

The inaugliraxion of a greatly -im-

proved tri-weekly mail service be- tween Canada and Great Britain.

The new arrangements in regard to

marine insurance on the St. Law- rence nnd reduction of rates to Hali- fax.

The magnificent dry dock under

construction at Quebec, with similar dry docks proposed at Halifax and

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The hill to provide for pensions to

the Fcnian Raid veterans.

The Naval Aid Bill (defeated by

the Senate.)

The Highways Bill appropriatlng

-$2,500,000 for road construction in two years. (Defeated by the Sen- ate.) _

The Branch Railway Bill, provid-

ing for the acquisition of branch lines in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces to build up the Intcrcolo- nlal Railway. (Also defeated by the Senate.)

The bill to establish parcel' post

system, which will be inaugurated shortly.

The development of national har-

bors at Halifax, St. John, Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Port. Arthur, Fort Wllllnm, Vancouver and Victoria.

The completion in such it short

space of time of the National

Transcontinental Railway.

The construction of the Hudson

Bay Railway so far advanced that 150 miles have been graded and one- half of the work finished in 1914.

The contracts awarded for two cut

of three sections of the Welland (inn- al, with two more sections to be called for shortly.

The construction of a government-

owned terminal elevator at .Port Arthur to handle 2,500,000 bushels of wheat.

The establishment of a policy of

interior terminal elevators owned by the government for which two con- tracts have already been let at Sas- katoon and Moose Jaw.

A number more could be added to

the list, but this is sufficient to prove that since assuming the reins of office, Mr. Borden has not been idle, nor his efforts vain-except

when the Senate intervened.

CIVIC REFORM.

A clipping from a Montreal ex-

change hns been sent us, with some suggestive marginal notes, on the subject nf municipal reform. The ar- ticle advncatcs the complete remodel- ling of the system of ward represen- tation nnd a marginal note suggests that a similar remodelling would be ln the interests of Charlottetown.

While there are no special com-

plaints ss to the elvle government of oimieemuwu, wma; is prtuunly in vel sl M11 other nity tn

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tr ecds of a live city, would be quite

their talents if only the petty annoy nces incident to the ward system

iuadequucé-ii not ociwuousnie- fro

m many view points. The term ward politician" has acquired an

unsavory reputation and, wblle,prop- erly, not applicable to the ward re- prese often, with some reason, so applied.

ntativo in civic affairs, is too

Many of the largoclties are now

Board of Control" form of eivlc

govemnient, with paid official! giv- in

to civic nflalrs.

g their whole time and attention

For many reasons, particularly in

the strenuous age in which we llve,

hen the time and attention of our

tizens are so fully occupied with

their own affairs that they are un- able to devote either time or atten- ti commission system has many nd- vantages. Yet in a city of the size

ou tu the business of the city, the

f Charlottetown, where the amount f business does not exceed that of any a private corporation and here there are many capable men ho are quite willing to devote a

reasonable amount of their time for th nt ves all practical purposes. The ward BY ha

e general weal-and for the honor tnched-the aldermanir system ser-

stem of representation, however, s its drawbacks. Our Montreal clipping covers the

case as follows:-"By abolishing the

present ward system, one result

ould be that prominent men of the

ty would be quite willing to pre-

nt themselves for civic honors.

ibservient to any petty ward and

fault finding by a few electors if ey did not get a sidewalk laid wn in some street or failed to get vic jobs for some who had voted r them." , It is well known that many men, ained in business and alive to the

illing to give of their time and

ere removed. It is equally well nown that in many cities, under the ard system, men are elected whose ualifications for government are bsolutely unknown outside of their wn ward and whose claims to civic onors are based solely on the be-

ief that they shall be able to con-

rol certain expenditures or secure crtain concessions for their own

particular ward. 'l`he wider outlook of the needs of the city as a whole

s not taken into account. The would

be candidate hasa certain “pull" in his own neighborhood, or he is n

'nice-" fellow among the boys and

he is elected to administer affairs of a city whose best interests demand the ken-nest and brightest adminis- trative and executive talent, which talent he may he utterly devoid of.

It may be said, and said very

truly, that Charlottetown is well

enough as it is. “Well enough," however, is not, the ideal condition while "better" is possible, and the world of today is ever looking for

.hetter. The ideal civic government W

ould mean government by the best

men available, men of known ability and with a broader n

utlook than the

ntercsts of their own ward, or the

“hail fellow, well met" of a few

ward electors. The interests of the Gonn_ Died in New Ha.,-en_ C0,m__ city as ri whole, not piece meal-by May 28, 1843.

wards-and not subject to the “pull” _ _ h _ 0( 3 wa,_d_ num, _ Rhould b the ml Leipsic, between the _French and t cir

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NOTES.

Four days till Thanksgiving

Queen's authorities at Kingston,

In Ogden, Penn, is the largest flow-

er hed in the world, covering more

hon 60 HCFOB. Only one variety of

esters are grown, entirely for seed, of which there will be more than a

Ofl.

Oregon has two hens, one of which

een over estimated. Among the rince Edward Island poultry fancicrs

et us have some hen records.

According toi n statement, publish-

wal $1,997,888.-

of which

the

opting the "Commission" orl

Uh do- (om

344.49, thumleavlng a balance at the credit of depositors, on Both Sop- tombor. of $1,980,644.38. It ll thus to be neon that the amount on de- posit _in the Savings Bank at -the and of last month was, roughly, $30,000 less than it was at the end of the previous month. There can be fttlc doubt that the explanation of tbl; in furnished by the inemuing ln- ventments in the lox iuduotry.

BUSTUIIIAII Off FOX lnllUS`l`llY

foxes dated Oct. lbth., noted. It is timely but in commenting On "knock- ing" it would be well _to take into account what seems to be an ac- cepted fact, l. o., that the moneyed interests not only of Boston but of Montreal md Toronto are adverse to the business, and here in Boston such interests are openly advising investors not to invest. .

Islanders must look to outsiders

to finance the future of the fox busi- ness, but if tho Prince Edward Is- land ranchers make no effort of them- selves or through the Island Govern- ment to off-set the opposition that is showing itself amongst those con- trolling pu_hlic purse-strings, then in- deed is the business come by peril- ous ways and not only will losses come to the thousands now flnnncl- ally interested, but Prince EGWBN Island will go down in history BB rivaling Holland and its Tulip craze.

Loud talk about eiusses A to Z.

or great; pedigrees, etc., etc., won't. amount to anything. The Govern- ment of Prince Edward Island will have to publish statements of facts broadcast, statements that will have the weight of the Canadian Govern- ment behind them and that .no news- paper, no man or manner of men can dare challenge.

To use a. slang phrase “you have

the goods" and “can deliver them", then why allow yourselves to be sand-bagged by banks and trust companies of the United States and Canada, whose whole concern is that they are not in on the business.

Not only does danger of the above

kind threaten the fox business of Prince Edward Island, but another danger, that of allowing other Prov- inces to take the front of the stage from the "Island" to whomit justly belongs. This business of arguing, tl1F0\1Kl\

newspapers, and`otherwise, about the merits of different stock is petty and harmful. Forget it. Devote your energy and time to forcing the Gov- ernment to take action that will prove to outsiders that Prince Ed- ward Island ls not the home of ri gigantic “gold brick" scheme, but of 3 wonderful new industry that has come to stay.

I am, Sir, etc.,

. si. l-I. Bolger.

Boston, Mass.

::0live Oli is one of the prime in- gredients for first-class salads and can he used in thousands of ways in unpr-rior cooking. But you must have the olive oil pure or results will not be nearly so satisfactory as they should be. Our olive oil is the purest and best obtainable, sent on dire-ct from the refineries of, Italy. Two sizes 30c and 60c a bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Go., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. _ Mtf.

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1758-Noah Webster, noted lexico-

grapher, born in West Hartford,

1813-First day of the battle of

allies and the Austrian, Russian and

.ing principle in the government of . Prussian m.mies_ _ fi City as well as in that of a prov- 1834-British Parliament Houses,

Westminster, destroyed by fire.

of progress and nations and cities, 1846"First public Apldlcation of

other, as an nnacsthetic in surgical

like individuals, must adapt them- Dpe,.a¢_i0ns_ made at MasB,,ch“sct¢S WIVUS '20 tho DH08. General Hospital in Boston.

1859-John Brown and his band of

followers made their historic raid on the arsenal at HaTDer's Ferrv.

1863-Gen. Grant appointed to the

command of the Western armies.

1895-Milwaukee celebrated the

semi-centennial of its incorporation.

1906-Mrs, Jefferson Davis, widow

Or-1.. will not permit new ffmzlfid uf the President el the confederate dances to be used in the college hall, States, died in 'New York City. Born Mya an exch,mg,,_ The tnngm B_.,s_ in Natchez, Miss., May 7, 1826.

1912-Gen Felix Diaz raised the

ton, turkey trot and such like are to standard oi. revolt mmmst the Mm tabooed.

dere government in Mexico.

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aid 282 eggs m " WM' 'md the °"h' born in Millersburg, Mo., Oct. 16, or 283. The value ofa progressive 1353, atmosphere in hen culture has not * ° ° ’ _

Congratulations to:

Rt. Rev. Andrew H. Dunn, Lord

Bis'ho of uehec 14 ears old to-

evernl record laying stunts have day, D Q ' y been reported from time to time. The Walter S. Duckmastor. EDKland's performance of the two worthies b°"- k“°WU P°l° PlBY°"- 41 795" UM

today

mentioned here appears to be a .lmlt DL 'Albert R_ Taylor Pre-ment of

James Millfkfn University, 67 years old today. -

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ea in the isnt issue of the ouuudu Frederick H. Gillett. representative Gazette, showing the balances at the l" C°“K"" °l tl” s°°°“d M“°”°h“` credit of depositors ln the various "tl" district' 62 “B” om md" '

Government Savings Banks fn the NEW BYELAW pgg NEWS- Dominion, on the .l0th September, ‘ PAPER BOYS IN TORONTO. the total amount deposited in the °""" .

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A party of pleased American left Charlottetown yesterday morning on return to their home In Newport.

Vermont, after a wlgfs solourn in Prince Edward nd. The party consisted of Col. E. B. Emery, Judge Alfred and Messrs J.'F. Baehelder and A. A: Bishop During a short visit to the Island last summer Judge Emery and Mr. Brooks in- vested in one of the fox` companies here and recently received their divi- dend in cash, 45 per cent. So pleased were they with the result that they interested a number of their friends, including the companions above nam- ed and among them they invested $40,- 000 in the Murray River Black Fox Co. The party spent last Friday and Saturday at Murray River looking over the ranch and its valuable oc- cupants. They were delighted with the visit and so conndent of the future of the fox farming business that, in addition to their holdings, they bought options on.si! palrs of next year's pups from the Murray River Company. Their present ln- tentlon_is to organize a Company in the United States and ranch these foxes in Prince Edward Island, which they regard as the natural habitat of the wor1d‘s best foxes. Judge Alfred and Col. E-mery are two of the most prominent citizens of New- port. Mr. Bishop is a Prince Edward Islander who has won fame as r photographer having recently won the gold medal in ri world competition. Mr. Bachelder is also well and favor- ably known in his native city. Al- together they forin a representative group whose word will go far in dis- polling the fear existing in certain quarters that the "1", E. Island fox stories are too good to be true."

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The first general demand foraPa-

cific railway was voiced in an inter- state convention held in St. Lodis sixty-four years ago today. when the project of a national railroad across the continent was unanimously cn- dnrsed. The scheme was suggested three years earlier by Asa Whitney, but attracted little attentign till the gold rush to California gave promise of a rapid accumulation of wealth on the Pacific coast. Shortly after the St. Louis Convention, Sen- ator Thomas H. Denton introduced a lill into the United States Congress providing for preliminary steps in such an undertaking. In 1850 ground was broken for the Pacific railroad by the Mayor of St. Louis, but it was not until 1853 that four expedi- tions were dispatched to survey as many proposed routes. These surveys cost $1,000,000, but nothing more was done until 1862, when Congress, in the midst of civil war, provided for subsidies to begin the work. It was just half n century ago that ac- tunl construction commenced. There were two corprianies, the Union Paci- fic, working westward, and the Cen- trnl Pacific, proceeding eastward from California. The road was com.- pleted in 1869.

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A dramatic tale of lost treasure is

lconnected with the wreck af the ship ‘Primrose, which went down in the Bay of Islands, Newfoundland, on this date in the year 1759. Accord- ing to the story, the Primrose was fairly loaded with a vast store of gold, precious jewels, and other treasure, which had been accumulat- ed by M. Dupliex, the Governor of Mauritius, during A long career as a privateer, preying upon English com- merce. Having acqulred vast riches, by methods little Short of piratlL'a1, M. Duplleux decided to resign his post, and devote the remainder of his life to spending his money, 1-Ie feared to send his fortune directly to France, where it might be seized nnn turned into the treasury of hig King, so he placed it on board the Primrose and dispatched that vessel to Quebec. It was his purpose to go to France and give an account of his Stewardship, and then proceed to Canada, where he could claim hip fU"t“"9» U-nfl. after n time, return to Paris, posing as one who has accu_ mulated wealth hy honest endeavor. In the course of time ~the Primrose “ned intl? Gl\Sl>e Bay, where her commander was informed that Que- bec had been taken by the English u month before. The Primrose then sailed for Newfoundland, but when nearing the coast a terrible storm came up and the ship was driven on the reefs of the Bay of Islands. Thug was the avarlcious Dupuuux deprived of the spoils of years of piracy.

C U O October 16 is the birthday of FN..

derlck Rudolph Lambart, tenth En;-l of Cavan, aide-do-camp to Lord Stanlev of Preston, Governgg-.G¢ne|-al of Canada, from 1891 to 1893, in 1865; and of J. Playfair MeMurrlch, 1859.

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