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Resulted. in Split Ticket -For Democrat
Whitney and Bartlett the ‘Nom- IA Fine Day on Saturday Brought Larger Attend: mier Says Reform of The House
inees Republicans United in _ ~ of Lords Will Be The issue of
HIB TIO E DS
Sir Henry Campbell, The British Pre-
Governor Guild. ` = His Party i
- ---~--'~~ hibition A Success===Result of The --S----_
Sumner-‘rri:Lr», liirus, Oct. ti (special)--' l3.ri.iett. E,_,,N,,,m,,' out 5 (Specm),___sir "emy
The Democratic Cor vention on Srturday Whitney' l l t 'ti' - ' '
I H p n mm was: ml Numan Campbell Banncrman in a spcech here on
resulted ina spilt-twc separate tickets
being nominrtr-ri, one headed l-y livrrry
lil. Whitney, and the other by (ian C W
and reciprocity. . The Republic ms unanimously renoml- natcd Govrruor Guild.
NNSSINN SEHINII I EHIL_I]NEN SUICIDE
One Hundred and Fourteen TookTheir Own Lives in 1906.
S'1‘.I’n'ransrr\1rur,0ct.5 - -Duringiikki there
were 180 attempts to commir. ‘suicides- mgng the pupils of the Russian ,high echo ls. Of tlrisnumbr-rll-lsucccerlod in takin: tl.e'r lives. The disturbed state of
courrlry is given as br-lug the main reason for this state of affairs.
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BESEINE ENUM v
IJUUNI TULSIUI
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Asks Requests For Aid Be Discontinued as He Has
No_ Property.
Sr. 1‘rrrr-:rrsrmno, Oct.5-A letter was
published hero to~day from Count Tolstol. asking thai; the stream of rtqueets 10|*
financial assistance addressrd _lo him be discontinued, and explaining that twenty yours ago he surrendered his prouerty to his heirs as ifrrlreudy derd and that the sole sums at his disposal are occasional forrlgn contributions witi0|1 U0 ‘ll*°`\li’ u.es in the nrirrhborhooi. _
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BNNKENIIIE NIIS IIINS IIIIEIIN IEIIP.
The Eiise's Terrible Voyage, 47 Days From Liverpool
I to Sydney-
Norrrn Srimrrrf October 6-'l'l.s bar-ken tirro Elise, salt lr\du~r, from l.ivcrD°°|. hi" arrived here alrcrthc tool\1°§'f l'xP"` tones in Captain Johanueshrsonro r 'rue b.-.rkentrnr 1.-n Liv. rr-00| 1°rty~==v- H d sono and ir-r ti.r-sc consecutive dvyf, ,MEN tmgrt- the chnruinnitrr minus at the w|,,,,'~|V w,|_r,5ug, u\»,\p._ 0|! Sou|i,er`l he‘ sirrnalli d the l3o`iz`rr\-ilrir for brrrrirupsfilhflt
urirydlrtugrey iyrngiy, resent-<1 port. .. ,
Condensed A-ovcrtiscmcnts
_QSLHPAGE6 FOR RATESH* ””
Tw into lm- Gineailiratlon.
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monrinrz r-up--r ae the news I: I ir
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rims- during rt... dm ev--ry\»odv In like y bu, uw goof-_L aotcrtrmd while th
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IENIJNISEIINENI IIE
MISS VNNIIENHILI
American Heiress Will Marry Rich and -Good Looking Austrian Count.
Nr:\v Yorur, Oct. 5-For-mul announce-
ment of the engagement of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt to Count Laszlo Sxecheoyi, of Budnpc»t., is made in the Herald today. The Herrld st rtestlrat the announcement is authorized. No dates have been set for
the wedding but it is expectrd that it will take place ut “Tha Breakers" the Vanderbilt mansion in Newport some time this autumn.
The count is 28 years old, rich and good looking and has a hereditary seat in tire , Hungarian parliament and is one of the chamberlains of the Austrian emperors.
The announcement df the enrzagemc t. will be received with great interest, hothI here and in Europe, `owinr¢ to the promirr ence of boih families." Miss Vanderbil
is the youngest child of the late Uorrri.-liue Vanderbilt and inherited from her father
a fortune of more than $l0,000,000.
WONDERLAND.
The msnarrement of Wonderland who
are always up to lists in their desire to ploasovthr public, navo an unprecedented nrruy of “Exhibits” which they will plnoe beiore -their patrons during Exhibition woek. .
Not; since the discovery of photography hai the ‘u`rt"h.orr utilized to portray in
such of realistic manner, the scenes and incidents of life in various phases, as may be seen in the pictures at Marketlziali this week.
And beingheart and soul 'ln accord with
the intention Of the promoters of the Ex- iribi' lon the people of Wonderland hope that if the in caistlble attractions at their house make it thc point to which nllronds lead no more serious feeling wi I dev. lop.- than a slight sentiment ofjenlous riv aim
I Evpry “Exhibit” of the series of films presented for puhlio scrutiny is clean, Iirright and so .well placed that thr
“,iudrres" will have no hesliancy in pro-. bouncing the whole show the first priz
winner. /
Owing the great lntiux of people to thr-
ciry during the galaxy of attractions ll may he necessary to state that the rcat~ lug capacity ol Wonderland In uruct
“Nagar than any other uuru oruc t plrrur lrr‘i.liis city, and the stranger wi t ~ » --ur gates my -rut .assured or ccurr..i tn.-
nrent to his heats-meteor.
A brilai of rirrc-beauty entitled, Wt l’ar.ed`ae the Sun WeutD.\wn will be sur pr by Percy Harney. _ '
This bcautiiu ly ll rr1t.'ni.o-l song through wnicha 'ragrnrt rirrb is lrrrtrtir- .nr appeals to the hearts of rril who have hcen entrancvi in iove‘s i0\H1t! dftilllll- At thc Wondrrlandexhrl.-ltion nf nrt tin- program for Monday 'and Tuesday vr ill br as iollows; Exhibit No one-Atlriotlo Aw- crican girls; Exhilllt No 2~ 'l ho Il -y, Tl 0 ilu t and the B t'\: Exhibit] N43-The R.luciar.t Dar; Exhibit No 4 -In tho
wrong lint; (nur comedic: and evrry onoI n rcrearu of i. a :I i. r.
To accamrrr-.d its the rrrrnt rush i 1
cidcl lo give aftrrrriorr psrfor.n_»rrt~c (r.»m"I
Wonrierlnni tho mluaponrent have dc. ,'
The Prince County Exhlhitiorr open'-d
on Saturday with bl-ttvr prospects than on the r-receding day_j -
The heavy rain on l<`riday nicht. had
driven the farmers from the lrur\'r-st. tlulfis
who otherwise would have__bcen Loo busy to attend.
The morning trains frcm cast and west
brourghta greater nurnher into Summer- slde and the attendance nurnbercd about 2000.
Judging bythe number of exhibits and
the enthusiasm of the corupetilors the Prince County Exhibition bids fair to he a
greater success than ever next year.
The races were star-ic.i at three in the
afternoon with n heavy truck from the previous night`s rain.
Five horses stnrt ~<l in the 2.20 class
Mamie P at the pole. The races were Well contestol and considerable rxt-itemenb ruled during the afternoon.
Mamio I’ won in tim-.2 straight heats but was vrell pushed by lielon who took
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the second place, also ln thru: straight heats, Lady Parkwool third: I’ar'ker-laudo fourth; and Parker S fourth. ,
Time 2.271. The Three Minuts Futurity was the lust
called, and was won by Ozon D, in three
George third. Time 2.5l7-Q.
The following lf. the summary ol the
racing on Saturday and on the (lay before Mamie P, D U. Morrison, Sum-
mer.-rlde,. . . . . , . . .
Parker S, Charles Stewart Sum~
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Lady Parkwocd, VV S Ncwson
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Parkerlandc, P Kr-ily, I{clly‘s
Cross . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . , . ... .5 3 4
Lou Ilclcn, John McPhee, Free~
to\\'n..........,...... . . . . . . . . . . . ...Z22 'l`irnc 2.`.’.7l, 2.2ti.§, Z HZ.
ti Mrsrrrr-: 1~‘r"rr'rrr'r'v. Pansy li, Irving Cape 'l`m\'t-ree . . . .., 2 2 Zi
straightheats; Pansy B socuud,and li rppy,
Ozirn li, (i ivos Mont;aguo....r.....`l I Happy George, (ico Campbell, Clif- ton.... Ii 3 ii Time 2,-i:i_-[_ 2,»ll‘,‘, 2.IlT.l.
Summrrslde, October -1, lililT.
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Lady Evrlinc, blk, :rn Brazillon Irving 2 2 2
Ozerr D. blk ir, llrnzilian, G Ives,
Iviorrtnguo 1 1 l
llappy George, bv, Brazilian, George
Grrmplrell, Clifton 3 3 il
ur-:N'r'r.E.\rnN's nrrr\‘xNo RACE.
(Horses Driven in Carriagesby Owners.)
Main Keel b m Axicll Asher Bur-
rows, Suhimcrsida I 2 1 1 1
Cock o'thc North, b s, Parkside, Dr.
Mcllonnld, Sumrnersidc li l 1 il
Lady Parkwood, lr nr, Parkwood, W
S Newsom, Sumnir-.rside 1 3 3 2 'l‘lure-1.18, l.l8, l 17, l lil. The following were the officials at the
rnccs:
Starter--A C Rogers.
.iurlges-f ii A Darby. Dr."Black.`
Timers-I) il McDonald, Ed Crosby.
Cloak- G M Reid. ,
SIH WIIENEIJ ill SPEIIK IN LIIWELI
The Federation of French Societies Want to Hear Him Talk.
Bos'roN, Oct. 5. The I"e~lsrntion of
French Societies in Lowell arc cndc'rvor-
og to in duce Sir \l\’ilfrlll Laurier to visit
Lowell this fall. Several other New
England oltiee made similar nttfempts last year, but the |-rcnrier was tio busy at that time to visit this part of the coun'ry.
inard‘s Limineni Used bv Phvsicians-
or to build two larrzvr and instr-r boats for
NEW LINEIIS EilIiTHES. P. H
Directors to Arrarige for Con- struction of Fast Boats Fcr
MoNrrrr.:.\I., Ort.. 5 -At an annual meet-
ing of thc sharehui ‘r-.rs of the C.rrn;li'xn Pacific Railway Company tl\\o_ board of
Directors was arrthorizd ti nrrlrnga for the construrticn or acquisition of two' rrddi ional steanrships for the l’ac’iic lrado
the Atlantic srr-vice, transferring the iirrrpress ef Iir`tairr and Empress. of Irrlrnd tothe. Pncitlc, and to incur the
Atlantic Service. , ,
EIIIY KILLED BI
TNNSTIIIN ENGINE
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Sad death of Son of Leader of the Alberta Opposition.
WrNNrr-r-Jo, Oct. tl- (Special)-Perry.
Robertson, the three year old son of A J Robertson, Loader of the Opposition in the Alben ta Legislature was fatally in- jured yesterday. lle was run over by a wagon which was
being drawn through the town by a trac- tion enrzine, and died a few hours after thi: accident.
necessary cxpii il expenditure therefor.
Mniard’s Linlment- Take no other '
,haf
mind is still bright and active- 4
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Saturday returned to the at-tack on thc
House of Lords, of whom he predicted
they would be in sackcloth and ashes ba- fcre another session passed: Ile predicted that o reform of the Lords
would be the issue on which he would appeal to the peopl -,
IIIIIN UHE NIIEIIS
ill SI. SEIIIIISE
American Capitalists Said to be interesting Themselves in Extensive Deposit.
r Svnlvsv, October 5-A number of Amer-
ican capitalists anti mineral exon-ts are at present interesting themselves in an iron orc proposition at St. George, un the west coast of Newfoundland, which in the near future may develope uut.ld nos- slbillties for the future owners.
This iron ore mine, or rathermount io, is property of C. W. Bishop, rr nntfve of St. George, and aocordlaz to a gen_|i<_\-“o_o who has lately returned from the ancrrr., colony, where ha has been examining the areas, there is wealth of mineral deposited at that point. assays of ore, which is of a black marrnctlte variety and has shown ss high as from 00 tn O5 per cent. metallic iron. The mountdrrof ore runs sheer to the waters edge and rises to a height oi ‘N0 feet in practiaily a. solid mass of mine-
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NIILE IIIIILLIIJN P.lI. . I EIIH NIUNIHENI
Canada Appoints Arthur Geof- iferon, immigration Com- missioner, to France.
Mowrrrmr.. Octii -The Department of
Public Works have just awarded to P I. Yaliand Sons, olthi-1 City, the contrac for the erection of the new Montreal Post Office pn tho site which was pulxihnvsetl from‘i.he G.rzst.tc Printinrr C0.. and which will bc handed Over to the Department in a few days. The cortraoi; price is in hhe vicinity ofhaifa rnillion dollars.
The Interior Department hnveappointeri
Arthur Geotfersn advocate and cx-prssl dent of the etuir National, Immigration
‘Commission-rioFr.ncc, and the state-
ment is made that a vrry artlve proparz anda ,viii Ir* carried outln that country on the same lines as in the llritish Isles.
SPECIAL PROGRAM
AT FAIRYIAND
Follow The Band To Fairyland At Y. M- C. A. Building Tonight
Fairyland will he at tho Y. M. C. A. Hull this evening. There will be il free hand concert in front of the hallevcry , evenlna this week from seven, tb eight. The proirrammu which has been Pr0DB\‘¢il for this week is espouirriiy nood: Tonight "Bening Fishing at Sea" a picture which as the request ofa large number of people il going' to be shown for the second time odpopulnr has it become. A most int-er~ eating picture for this evening is the “ludian's Friendship" a dramatically thrilling awry of tho Indians and Dow Boys. Misc Bremner and Mr. Brown whose singing of duets has been so enjoy-. uhlewili be heard again this week. Follow the hand; performance begins at 7.li5sharp sun wnr use tm ro.:ro. admission scents ta .ali parts of the hall.
.PILES CURED IN 6 T014 DAYS.
"PAZO 0iNT.\iEN'F is guaranteed nr ture any c-we oi’ itching, liiinri, Hin--irru
or Protvuding Pli--.n inlitoli days or monforciuudul. we.
ard'a Llnlmeni the Lumherman'|
SIIIIIEI] Ill IIIEN UE YELIUW PEHIL
Rev. C. K. Harrington in Syd- ney After 21 Years in Miss- ion Fields.
Svumar. October 5 -Rcv0hsrle~Kendall Harrington has returned to his nid homo in Sydney alter having spent twenty one years in the missio r fields ofjths 'Far East. lrlr llarrinuton smiled at the suggestion of the yell Jw peril.
The development of the Northwest, in deed ci' the whole ct America, has only '\=\»rr arrerted, he said, by the scarcity oi! rat»-r. It is almost imperative that you employ Asiatice. Elthsr that or you leavq undeveloped great stretches, ontalliug lose well nigh impossible to estimate. And why not Asiatic labor Y The Japanese, at all events, mlzht wr-ll
be employed with impunity. Theiruiiiity is well known, They are industrious, they never get drunk and they don't toll: back. Indeed, they are far from bt-in undesirable acquisitions to an country.
THE W. S. HARKINS COM- PANY AT THE OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
Sllarkling in humor, thrilling in uitua tions, picturesque in atmosphere, pervad- ed with a delicate romance of heart inter-
ert tire great dramatic masterpiece, “Tho Shadow Behind The Throne", which vriil be presented by the VV. S. Harkins Oo.,
at Opera _liouso tonight will he withou doubt one cf the strongest theatrical a'- tractlons of the season [and one that wil leave an lu preselon that will make it welcome shbuld it ever return. It Is
Oriental In atmosphere an the scenes are laid in Pokln,China,at the time of the hm- ous Iioxcr troulricrand the love story is that oi' a beautiful young daughter of the l-Znglish Minister and‘a young attacho of her father's legation. The thrilllnu situ" ations dweloped by the rapid action
of the pluy and' the wholesome comedy help to make this piece doubly popular. It has been pronounced by tho puhilo and press alike to be the best melodramn in many years. It has that rare thing in melodrama -literuy merit. “The Shadow Behind the Throne" is a play that vii
live in the pleasant memory of theatre goersiong after the average melodrama has been forgotten.
Keep liinardar Linimeni in the iiouso
THE WEATHER.
Tulorrro, Oot 6.-(Special)-Southrriy winds, fair and n little warmer.
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