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f-e eiit to this Provinces Deal
contended that every loyal son of Canada
in the hearts of Canadians as it did
unity oi the Empire must ever le main
tained and -the motto of Canadians ever
sho.i'd be “Canada and the Empire first,
last und forever.
, Bizriisii FLEET ARE Moaiusino
  EAST AND wEsi AROUND 'mE
in the heart! of our sims ofold. The   
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LIBERAL MASS MEETING
HELD IN MARKET HALL
Speeches by Liberal Candidates, Hon. G. E. Hughes,
Horace Haszard, Hon. Cr. W. Simpson and Others
---Bright Prospects Pictured by the Speakers.
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ihi- l\’lrii~kct Hail was well filled last
iilglil »\Ii¢'ii Benj. R0g0I‘B, ESQ. lO0l( lille
i-lrtiirtit the Mass Meeting of Liberals.
Aiiarrig thosc on the platform were the
l.lIii-nili-niididaies Messrs Prowse and
\\':ii-liiirloii, i’i‘cniier Peters, Hons. J H
lfiiiiiiniskr-y, G E Hughes, G W Simpson,
Dr. \\'rii~biirton, Matthew Smith, Horace
llrisz.-ird,I<‘ li l:ias1.a_rd, Nelson Rattan-
liury. ii J Pnliuer and others.
'l`lir~ cliiiiriiiaii referred briefly to the
bi-iglir Lilici-al prospects and then intro-
tln<~<-<l thc ilrst speaker of thc evening.
irr>N Gannon I rirronizs
tw.-i-iri--l that thc Liberal party in Char-
lntti-toaii was never better organized
than iii present. The lack of excitement
slttiiit-rl tlicre were no complaints against
tht- pi-vscitt government. The wages of
thi- Itilioi-iiig class :have been increrisr-,rl
lit-vriiisv more labor llaB,beel1 given by
thc Liiri-i~iil government. Thc Railway,
ini-ii also should support the govern-
incni for what they llllil dODe.
\\'i- hiivc before us the records of
l,ii»i-nil rind Conservative governments
tiiiil hy their works no man can havc
tihtiitlr- in knowing how tocilst his vote.`
Felt I
BootS  
Woinen’s Felt Elastic
side as I "“ "f ‘ “" P I ' - ' ‘
` , ,-9 Transcontiiiciital Railway tcrmiiiated iii must either have come from ‘the Manu- 50m. Swifthen B!`0“'ll» E- Hl`0Wl1» Ge°'
Wolneni Felt D0 _ L. L. Jenkins, F. H. Horne, R. K. MC. =- - ..._  _ -- - I __;-A:-_,I 
,,,,,,Go,;,hed $,_;,, NOW IS THE TIM.E ’.§.i;‘.?.‘§;,“f§.;.”i.i'§3.‘f'I-7'.If"§‘.‘;';‘§31'l‘l‘;,2 pnninmnan  
Wom '_ ~, '_ mn, the Liberal wnairiiiws were
Aftera brief reference to thc trunsuoii
t-lnentalraiiway and the tariff policy he
closed by stating that we would be the
most ungrateful pcople in Canada li we
did not elect the Liberal party.
L. E. PilO\\’8B'.
was received with prolonged applause.
He had been asked to run by one of the
largest conventions ever held here and he
felt sure that at the election day his
colleague and himself would re
celve a big majority of votes.
He wus glad -to be a member of a
party who had done so much for Canada.
When thc Liberal party caiuc to powe
thc country was going behind at the rate
of six iiiillionsii ycur. Since thc Liberals
carrie in there has ncvcr been ri deilcii.
The Conserviitives liieiglitecn years gave
this province $400,000 while in eight
years the Liberals gave two mlllioii lor
ordinary expenditure. The both parties
had thc saiiie opportunities but :thc
Liberals knew how to govern wliilc the
Conservatives did not. Canridii has hcen
advertised as never before by Mr. Slfton
and thousands ofiniiiiigriiiits have llookcd
to Canaria since. Wc,_ha\’e one of thc
best countries in the worlri rind thc most
loyal people in thc Empire. Under the
present tariff' the factories are running
over time. In thc face of this the Tories
speak of adequate protection while under
thcprcsenttariil” all c asses are prosperous
and the country is satlsiicd. In closing
amid great apyluusc lic made _rin appeal
for support, not on pcrsouiil grounds but
on tho record of the Liberiil party.
lrronacs ifusznno
thiiukcd the clcctors for their liuiiilsainc
support in the rect-.nt by-election. He
risked they would give tlic saruo support
to the present caiidliintes. Both parties
admit' the prosperity of Canada and on
that question he need not speak. Speii.k~
ing of Mr. Blair hc said he liiid deiiianileil
tore sala for some time and had the
St. John he doubtless never would have
opposed it. During his short experience
in Frirliainent the Conservative members
had shown much inconsistency on the
tii.riil` question. The mc bers of the
Liberal Cabinet, he wit pgondj to say,
had always shown the deepest interest
in P. E. I. and in \Vest Queens in par-
ticular. After a brief reference to the
tariff question and thc present
prosperity Mr. Haszard testified to
the deep interest Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, Hon. ,\V. S. Fielding, Hon. C. S
Hyman, Sir WilIi~m Mulock, Hon. Mi.
Prefontaine, esprciallyt have always
taken in Prince Edward Island. Ile ad-
vised his successors, when met by official-
doru as is sometimes the ease, to go io
iieudquarters where he had invariably re
ceiverl the deep st consideration for lhe
claims of the Island. He repudlated en-
tirely the stateinent that he had retired
fpr any other than personal reasons and
appcils to ull his friends to support the
prcsent candidates on election day. He
was to-day a stranger Liberal than ever
before' because for one reason from his
observation in Parliament he had seen
that there were five able
Liberals. to every one Conlervatlve.
As farasthe Railway Station site and
the railway extension was concerned the
Government had done their part. The
money had been granteii and if the
people will agree on u. site the work will
be proceeded with. It had been rcportcd
on the streets, hc did not believe it, that
thc Steam- Navigation Co. were hindering
the extension. If such were the case the
pcople should rind out at once whether
they are to be rulers or not. ' He closed
with an appeal for the Liberal
Candidatev.
A . B. WARBURT\\N
was received with applause. Before tical-
ing zitlength with the Railway question
he referred to sevcriil other matters. He
asserted that there was no understand-
ing, direct or indirect, with the Govern-
ment regarding his law suit now pend-
ing before the Canadian Supreme Court.
Hc would use his utmost endeavors with
Mr. I’rowse to have the rails extended to
years and the Liberals for eight years. He
Simpson closed with an eloquent oration.
audience
particularly hnsy today with Railway
have been prepared. Tlicrc will be a
and to continue their voyage eastward
Beresforc
Loan LANanowNE nornrvr..
ful settlement would yet be arrived at.
this
The noniiiiatiun for the federal elect/on
in Queen’s County took place yesterday
Plant Line Wharf. I-lc thought it would
he well If he and Mr. Pi-owse could incct
tlic Board of Trade before leaving forl
l’arl§mcnt, [cheers] and dcdnitelyg
dcoirl on the site of the
station. He wanted the station
builtnext year in whatever site the people `
could agree on. It had been stated that II
the independent press of Canada was op-
posed to the G. T. P. Of this he did not
anew, but he was aware that a dangerous
syndicate was buying up Canadian papers
to o use this ro ect For this the money
between 12 and 2 dclork at Sheriff McDou
gall's oilicf.
Alexander Martin and Angus A.
McLean, Conlscrvatlvc Candidates, werll
supported by:-R. McNeill, S. W. Crabbe,
W. H. Aitkln, R. B. Norton, John 0'Neill,
John A. McLaren, John Saunders.
-lambs Paton, D. Nicholson, F. P'
McCarran. John Newson. C. C. Gardiner,
Maurice Blake, C. E. McKinnon. C. L.
Strickland, Fred Perkins, Mark Wright.
J. A. Messervey, D. 0. M. Reddin, John
L Murphy Richard Grant, Peter New-
Stanley, Thos Handrahau, R. McMillan
For the Federal Elections Took Place Yesterday. Somelubel Suit from Anime on
Sur>P°rf°fS Of il\¢C“"didaf“- ner cry 0-f Publication rf
Stewart, Donald Lamont AA McNeil,
Hugh McPhee, George W H Stevenson
James Calder, C A Warren, Robertl
Ince, and others.
In Klng`s County at Georgetown before
Sheriff Macdonald, James J. Hughes,
Liberal, and John McLean, Conservative
were nominated.
NERVOITS DYSPFIPSIA
Ma. Glosoe Bonmv Spry, liruceCo.,
writes:-“I was troubled with nervous d|ye-
gepsia for some years. tinri after using n ne
oxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food I fe t bet'
ter than I had for years. Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food is certainly the best medicine
Ievcr used, and I say so because I want
to give full credit where it is due."
spoke encouraging words from the New _ _ The Danish Minister was oilicially in
Loudon ,iistricb and trust/ed Chm,lotm_ The division of the British Mediterranean formed that 13 Swedish vessel* had also
town would do good work as in the past, squadron now here has received urgent ' `
mm GUVBYIIIDBM is now PUIOVC lllff D@0Dif¢ orders from the Admiralty to unite with Rusqian ( 1
fomuagment ‘md me pe°pI° [lm asked W the division anchored at Pole, Austria, I I Slum mn'
decide between the Conservatives for 18 _` nuvisn sun-s on ouaan.
been chartered by Japan to attack the
msmnced savings in the Postal To Bu, .mx wAY_ In the attack on the fishermen a Dania
Department and in the Deparlment of LONDON, Oct. 27, 4.45, p.m.-[Speclal]_-<r"“is°r “nd i'°"P°d° PPM* ""i'°h°d "W
the Interior' E-‘PendII‘““’ him I” While no time limit for the receipt of hmmle vessel” 5° “lowly mm' Phd"
some cases been increased but it is for . . appmagh to me Rm, in d
bl b at of the oumr _ Hom M _ Russias reply has been iixed,ltis gener- B n “W5 mn was
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le eng y F ally understood today that the route of immsslblz'
bringing out great applause from his the Russian squadron past Gibraltar will 4 Ngmww ESCAPE
- b b ii b or ch i a .` -
Th ti cl I ith h I Sir 6 “rm y e “nfl” “qua mn °°m While thus engaged the Danish torpedo
P [nee DR 059( W C ECTS Ol'
wiifria Laurier, the Liberal crmiiaaies "‘“"'M lb’ VI” Ad"""’I 'md CI‘“'I°“t Web iiewhsswn lwdnnnrrow arcane-
Btc. ' ` '
The commander Of a Russian battle-
t shi mistook it f r ni an
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Lord Lens-I D 0 M we y d “red a
_ _ blank shot but her flag was raised in
I I downe expressed his belief that a peace-‘ ,
time to save her.
'ro MAKE sean Arracx.
Damsn Minrsri-an wsnrzrn.
   Coresnaoarr, Dnrmaarc, Oct. 27 G1HF~I»1~'fAR» 0%- W--(SDODIHI-I*-The
._[5pe¢1n1] A1; r51enm¢f1t,h,,,1, me Danish ` British Channel Squadron cleared their
__ Minister of Marine was informed 0001* thi!! “fl»¢YD°°H-
t  -A   ;‘;;;.“;.;e::;..;‘;’;i...‘;‘:.:.'°:.::;‘  22: .Lis-::;r“.';1;i.“‘;;;:r:.T‘Lustre
Co,,,m,,,s,,,,, w,,,.k_ H9 had n conference tended to attack the Baltic fleet in the make B Sham alflavk BSUJUSI/ U10 RMK Of
with thc other two Commissioners this North Sea. Gibraltar.
afternoon and a number of judgements The Russians “|50 were Informed of ‘DMm‘L.s REPORT ,muomww
,ty for certain liabilities, which if success-
ineetingof the Commission on Nov. 4th. I ' I ST- PETERSBURG. OCD Z7. 10.00 D- U1-‘
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THE NOMINATIGN   rirrisr iririsr
OF CANDID/“E5~» iii uiriiiirws
St- lchn Journal.
woonsrociz. ocees.-or r. H. nares `
return to Woodstock yesterday from his,
canvass in thc country, his attention was
ilrst issue of the Liberal Newsof St. John,
as follows; “That Mr. Hale, acted very
badly in attempting to throw upon his
brother, Judson E. Hale, the responsibili-
ful would have ruined his younger bro-
ther.
“The fact, that .lurlrly Bale is lighting
his hmthcr Fred in this election for all ,
g Horne. .
. L E Prowse, and A B Warbur-
      arine
_ , supported by T B Riley, Donald t
king 500' “_ _  _ _ Mgirmghiir, Neue" naiwrimry, .raim J
Womeilfs F°"7`P.’.U.9"   Incer, Benjamin' nearer, ‘I Sl  I  t
ins Goioahed, 680
irfrrrr' Fair Ramsar
gala Guiosiied, sul- ~ '
parlor f , 680
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woaic
Squadrons Re-
furwiu- the nuudo-md torrent 1.; North Sea-Further Particulars of the Outrage"-
fll3.“lI-.ril”iT£.ll§I.'I.i'i.“.f‘l‘.1°.f..§IIII§"If.§`3J Narrow Escape ol Danish Torpedo Boat---More
.-(Special)-'1'iie text of Admiral
Rojcstve'nsby'l report will probably be
given out tomorrow.
V irrorrrno Ar MUKDEN.
r Mounts, Oct. £7.-(Special)--There was
an-rruiiery n,§hr an are right of ore. ac,
onthe north shotreof the Shinkho River
'directly south of' Mukden.
'rms nossrnis A'rrAcK. ,
The cannonading which was heavy was
continued today, the Russians attacking
thl Jepe and if not successful they will
fight up to the walls of Mukden. -
TBI PAC! FIU BQUADEON.
VICTORIA. B. C., Oct. 27-(Special)-
Orders for the cmceiitration of thc cn-
tire British Prclilc squadron at Esqui-
mlult have been received at the naval
station, according te officers stationed
there.
I. CRUISER RECALLED.
Urgent orders have been despatched to
the cruiser Flora, _.Quit-“H
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can waters, directing her ton
qulmauit at once, instead of
to Valparaiso. The greatest activity pre-
vails at the naval station,
he is worth is good for many votes tr
Carvell, who successfully defeated in the
courts the attempt of the older brother to
ruin him."
Mr. Hale Immediately called upon his
attorney. J. C. Hartley, and instructed
him to start a suitin the supreme court
against the publishers of the Liberal
News for $10,000 damages. He further
instructed that the author of the uiall-
cious falsehood be prosecuted as well.
MIDNI(-lllT_ PROBS.
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