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Prefontaine Refuses the*SSpeaktrsiiip-BrilIIant"~Wiiddiiig* in
Quebec-Remarkable lhionfiiiimmunion Service in Mon-
treal-Ontaric Man Wants Island Potatoes-Aged Ship-
builder Dead- °
DOCK LAHORE!!! WIN THE STBYKC.
Moxruski.. Ort. 30.-(Special).-Th
dock labcrcrj strike ended today by th
Steamship companies acceding to th
mens demands. 5
me succession ro raarnl
Mr. Prafontaine says he has refused the
speakership _
This is taken to mean that Brodeur wil
be Minister and one of the younger mem-
bers, Geoifrion or Lenneux, Speaker.
BRILLIANT WEDDING iN qolssxc.
Qosnrc. Oct. 3).-(Special).-Loring Yi
Bailey of the Bank of British Nort
America. Halifax, was married to
Ernstine Valiant Gal -,daughter of D xtcr
and Mrs. Goldsworth Gale.
The wed-ding was a brill a it one, and
notable social event.
A all ABKABLE ssavtoa.
Mosraaai., Oct. 3).-(Special) -A
'service unprecedented in the history of
a Canada will take pface at St. Martins
e Anpii<an\Church tomorrow in connection
e with the meetings for the deepening cf
spiritual life now being held in the S anley
Presbyterian Church.
JOINT CONMUNION snnvrcn.
_ Holy communion will be celebrated by
I I Archbishop Bond and all the Protestant
Ciergymen in the City are expected com-
municate.
- comix; 'ro BUY OUR Po'\:A'1'oEs.
» Sr. Joss, Oct. 30.-(Special).-T. A
potatoes, as t_he Ontario supply is scarce
g AGED sHfPBUiLDER DEAD.
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What Two Employes of the Char-
lottetown Light and Power Com-
pany Say About the Wires. _
The inquest on the death of the late
Francis Trainor was resumed last night
iight of dsceased`s death I was informed
»f troubli at Auld Bros. I wont up and
f -un d four employes there. [He explain
ed the difference between primary and
secondry lines as explained in_ the
}ua.rdian]; the primary has 1000 volt
p:ilnary and secondary wires; thel
ciuse was that the primary line wa
`beca.r:~e di-piiced. Leirb hai put it up
would also go to the Fish Market. _ I
mary wire touchedfo ne wire of the second
k- .
the llrst places that had electric lights
‘ Mr. Myrick made two or three complaint
at the Police Court. The attenda ice was transformer. an oi-1 one used in anotbr
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fully as large as the previous evenin
and .much interest was shown in the
proceedings. The Brat witness called
wg James Fraser, a lineman of the
Charlottetown Light and Power Co., and
he was os the stand for over an hour ard
a half.
James Fraser:-I have been engaged lr. _ _
I post the bushinrof the secondary wire vi as
falso broken and it too was grounded.
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my present-occupation eleven years.
have charge of al wire<, poles, trans-
formers, thc wiring of houses, etc. Leigh,
Chappell and McDonald, do the same
kind ol work. The wiring of the Fish
H-irket was done about ten years ago by
the old Royal C-_imranvl 018° ‘Skim
charge of by FuilCJrnpany and aboube
yeir ago by the present cimplmy- 53-Y
w¢¢kg ago ghg lighting was transferred
iram Full Station to the Gas House. On
Heavy
Laced
Boots
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psf;-xr.-°s;zf:;_::.;.;--1,-;;:lWhlil-S OWGPS
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@r factory'and €l\f\°)’¢¢_‘_|’?v°
bln very busy this fall llllkmg '
Hug boots and' lieavY “fied 
for the farmers and méll W3\°5¢
work is out side. ' We use the 
feet was in the transformer. Ends o
wires dangling from the primary wire
might touch the secondary. _
l To Mr. Douil.-Eheri must be in som
ltbe other part of the system. On th
Bath wlrei were dead grounded on th
frame of the transformer [After techn
ical questioning unlnteiiirzible tothe o
Ttioo. I think ooo
is not considered a good standard.
o Coroner -From the defects discovr
opinion that a person touching the me
so ie that is the cheapest cord.
5 had them in custody ever sins.
Albert E. IAig`a.-I,/ am lineman
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We have some fine Bulbs that
full show of Flowers ‘ in 315338 3
early summer, but they xnnst be
in the ground as soon as P°S51
grades of ieiaoa cloned $1ea=i1efS_’ now, oooie and soo also. _
and none but 'I  workin-i& '
e the boots  - cotton vered wires could not resist HID- 3‘0°l’    1 on of Snqwfghgg Tags (9 Jamiafy 15;
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gone to Prince Edward Island, where he
lwill try to get twenty-two carioads of
John Frederickson, aged 91 years.
famonsas the builder of the ship Marco
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Polo died this -morning. 7 - I V F P 'ark gnduau, ‘owed th. Ca has :
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he secondary lfll volts. I found the
trouble to be from connecting cf the
v »i s would thus go into the hou=e. The
._ grounded on the frame of the trans
former. The wire was tno tight and thus
_ :At Auld Bros. the wire was sparking _at
ceiling- which was scorched. When I
_ci l c out 1 saw a blaze at top of p1st.and"
went up and cut the wire. The 1000 volts
everything was insulated the 1000`volts- `
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To Mr. Johnston -One wire of the pri- .enter hear ily into this work.
ary wire. The amp -rage, not the voltage,
lls the man The Fish Market is one of
within the list three weeks and four men
were sentup. Tue defect, was in the _
part of the city. McDonald, a new man, -
Wascwclkinz an E>sery’s to-day. The de-
` other part of the town the grounding of
3 cinary layrnar, at some len9.th_th: lamp _
_ was produced and examined bv Wibo&8°.] _ _
I Socket pri duced i. defective in insula-
line of arc lights is on _
that pole. The cotton insulited wire used
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ed inthe lamp exirnined I am of the
;_ alle part would receiv a the whole charge.
3 To Mr. Johnson.-'l`he socket is not the
socket ofthe RJyalCimpany. Toe cord _
‘used was not modern. \Ve don’t tell the
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To the Forem sn.-I knew the deceased
was dead whsnl cut the wire. The wiring
fwas put on the trinsf-irmer defectively.
sergeant Bradley.-The lamp wire,
I socket and rosetfe przduoed are the ones
I was asked by Coroner and Jury to take
possdeion of at the Fish Market. I have
fo
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pefieouyiiora and will eivs vena
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ing Year. -
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_General-Secretary, Optimistic
Resolutions Passed and Directors Elected for the Com-
pl 1
The annual meeting ofthe Young M- n's
Christian Association was held in tue
parlor of the Association last evening.
The lD€€l»iDiZ was opened with singing
and prayers. Minutes of list General
meeting were read and approved;
_ ACommittee appointed by the Board
of Directors to present Constitution and
By Laws reported and on motion the new
constitution was adopted.
President McKenzie in his report said
the whole woiQf__the Association was
very satisfactory, he oflicers and com-
218 gymastlc clases held with a total ct
tendance of 2480. The boys' work in a
more satisfactory condition than for many
years. The membership report showed
144 over la~t- year. Library Committee re
ported 1653 volumes used since February
building and suggested improvements.
Tue f.11owlng resolutions were the
passed unanimously.
mittee men have done well, but much re-
cf appreciation ofthe generosity of tb
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- The r-_-pert of the Treasurer and that o
the Fwance Cf»mmittee were presented a
detail-_rl stitem nf. of the receipts and ex-
penditures will b- presented tomorrow.
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The Efi -i-nt General Ser-r:tary.
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Messervey, Ishac Carter and W. B. Rib
yr ars on the Board of Directors.
Meeting then adjourned-
K Res A C Duchemin, J A.
ert-son were re-elected to serve lor tnree
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showing in the report.
great deal of gxiofl work done.
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Rev. G. M Young in moving the adoption
ofthe report subject to audit expressed
his profound grati'ude lo Fii-_ance Com'
mittee and Tr asurer for vi ry creditable
The Devotional Committee showed a
large number of meetings held anda
The Eluear.ionalComl1tuce referred to
the classes that will be held this winter
in connection with the Association. R1-
rnnr. ir.c. A. touring.
port of the Physician Cornmitiec showed _
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went np after an e sei e cu ay I
ssconduy wires of the transformer Yes-
Chririottetown Light and Power Co. I  and throw them in thejunkpile.
have been in the business fcrfsur cr five; To Mr. Jchnvton.-W hen I vent sp the
‘_years. My work was similar so Miz] polo _I saw no’ wins crossing' _Q the
iFra-er’s. I have often placed trans- trouble mast have been is tne trans-
fbirmers on posts. I put the oneol p’\;t`forr`1§1°. _ '
.in Question. I wus the first r-ego up the The inquest then ‘adjourned till th
_pole after cami:-g out of_Anl_i Bros Fraser __e__v__eulng at half pier seven. Phfv _ 5* b¢B_ 7  is as  the 
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"“"8 omg resse Vlgorously Forward-A Competin
Coal Syndicate Opens New Mines- Rubber Strlkersillii
Their Demands-The Campaign Against the Mad Mull;
Salvation Training Schools
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lisrurxxas ninrkims cnaivran. --_vrsonocs con. rrnrmc.
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lltii inst_The building committee ep-ke of demand A gyndmate with ave mimon
improvements that have been made in the SALVATION TRAINING SCHOOLS has secured areas and Wm ° sm”
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ScamroN. Oct. 30.-(Special).-The
ers began today, the commissioners
ing the conditions under which the woikl
Cnrcaso, Oct. 30-(Special )-The arbi Pirrsscnc, 0¢¢,_ g__(sp”m) _C
tration hearing the controversy between, mining is now going on with vigor
membership of 337 which is an increase of the rubber workers and .Morgan and more coal is being get out dgqy
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Wright ended with granting the strikers CCMPEUNG COAL 8
Ballington Booth and his oflicers pro- m1“¢5l»° 0011190150 lglressively for
pose to establish training schools in _ San GN” L&k°3 U‘&d¢-
Bffsdved thot We nut on record s vote Francisco, Chicago and§Now York. acerasr 'rim iran irniniin.
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'rim coal. annrraa'rioN ADEN, Oct. I-.ll -(Special).-Colqngl
SW8!I\°. British oommlssionerln
real work of the Arbitration Commission- land hu "wud Babe” in “uw
No further mcvementof British trol
inspecting 'the mines and lnvestiizat- against then” Munn' 'm b' mu” ‘
' Lilllameroroeio oouooces, about
_ is carried on. No evidence was taken.-_ ‘months hence'
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-Enthusiastic Spectators Wit-
Ref °""*d “mt '-he t'ha“k3 °f the As°’°°" If football is ever to increase in popular ‘ A15]-‘RH
_ ation be tendered to the Ladies Auxiliary ity in our mms _ “Wage 8 ry delays in pilltziggu hive zhrépainubinitgseczgs, __
for the very efficient aid rendered. to the starting the ,cl-|¢.;u1¢d games at the et"-ed ache morui w k .1
A3‘°°i9"-mn ‘luring We Year' hour must be eliminated. It was wr ll on - mouth-fhe:€t’sed‘at;:::l, baU?'e’t(e}\\bn
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ation be extended to the Press for the come whistle hr the beams to _me “___ lccatethis awful disease fromyour sys!
-kind and favourable notices during the _ -" “'"rh°'°°° km* "wg r'“9~h¢°|U '-5
I - _ greeted the ears ofthe cold spectators. flamed membranes clears nose, th
Y““'» W the °|"`“7_ °f the “"7 *md _the There wasa grltifying increase in the “fl Sir Dassrges by one application
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'ness 5h°W”» ‘md "° an Wh° have aided the style of football played in yesterdn.s's- and is warranted to gggroluggly ,mm
“‘ tn” -W"“*° game there would have been a crowded f°l'll\» 0! Cofarrh, I-hronchliil. Asthma
Lina' troubles Two monthggggqr
00"” Sill) trial siae2oc, Dm ata
or N b Poison & Co., Kingston, “_
DB H iri.'miesPrr.r.sccu.s Hun
balcony, for it ii safe to say that the con-I
'test put up by the Abegweiis and St. `
Dunstan’s willgo down in football history'
as one of the greatest ever seen in our
City. The teams trained to the minute
were the same as in _the last Raine, ex-
cepting Porier who replaced B'e.lre as the
Saints’ full and “Toby” McMillan who ap-
peared ou the Abbies’ half line. Both `
teams were materially strengthened by
the new men. The improvement in
play over last wer»k's contest- which it-
self was an excellent one -was very mark-
ed. The Ahbies’ forwards played a much _
better name and formed scriln as well and §
quickly as their r viis; the latter, how-
ever in the first half worsted them again
*and again in working the ball from scrum.
In the ilrst half the Abegweits who wen
the toss chose the wind and kicked to The
eastr rn goal. The halt vi as fought with
determination, was ri series of massed
plays and for the grrater part devoid of
open work. The Saints had the better of
the period and once forced their rivals to
rouge. Too much credit cannot be given,
Full Back Sullivan of the Abbies, who by
his skilful coaching and brilliant play at
critical moments, many times saved his
diteen. _-
, In the second half football as brilliant,
` scientific and swift ss one could wish to
the Saints rushed the ball almost to the
1,, Tbelaetlb minutes preseusadmst open
in wh the A weits b d to order The p‘pe
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are terday afternoon he found out what" theil RKRv0U3»SLEEP\-'ESSAND EX ` and be convtncetl
a‘im`b1°m" -"°" H’ °°" ‘”°I"°‘-5"’ I ` 'HTUSTED' _ha advanced the' 'ce of d D2 B00
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the wire too tight on top of transformer og? ‘bk °“°°|"* °° hy ‘Wi bn 7°” U* pn g y
fun-t-, mood is neu, oorvea no our tobaccos Amber smoking to-I ‘jd Juurngig fl-n
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t lyexplinatioi of the troubie'_is ' th -  ~ ,used _ - ~ - ' ' _
példimperfect insulation of the wires 3 th; 'i1§'T:in{:n¢*>u“l¢?ct{;g' b3¢°9§B°b5»¢h¢W_mgt°ba°°°53feth.e 290 paggs [0 1 0
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atediteouid not oomein contact with the    as-formerly. - We have dsc ex- Pages
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iframe of traauormor la my cxnerloioe ...fi poo” 1;* né N," tended the time for the r euiption   & C
|;,_,,,.,,., ,,,,,.,e¢,_1 mul wi1lenric|\,.upi¢r.hcn" d y ees sainesweaudpncetotheconsumer each
volts.'l`herea-rooer eectveu~ane1."F__r_“,m' Prius* r»§m_ 904
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M eh d ¢ 1 sleep e°en<'lI~& fsewimsiihs wel! I
farmers in dim-rent parts of the city We _ Mya. 9,. fig; gg, .,,&§_  3 Q Pol _ _ _
defence game, and benefitting by a g
her of tree kicks awarded began” gf
ofthe Collegians had several fins o
tunities for soori
Dr. McKenzie of Picton raieresd
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game to the entire satisfaction of thee
The next game, which will clog;
series, should attract a big atmndm”
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Special cab e from London says ‘A
Of the Season was the Gans 2”-"ff°m B=\-'°1°u*1--h-d war s
the Grand Trunk Railway Com ,Q
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HOG CHOLERA IN ONTARIO
   0'"e“'4»0°f 27 Une" bherecem
,ditiou of Doctor Ruthr01`d dominion
9395!! lmévectcr, a pr :cl :mation has
would never be felt. Insulation should E _v _ ~.-_`_,._"   _ e _ _ - _ --l __ __-I  .~     __
   be placed in the houses to resist -1 ` ' _ ' "  ' " O 't &“ `h°KU@H¥.N
vm. 1-0-mi-1 is reneiailywd JOHN ?- M°KEN_ZfE~ _ _ Nonhefssue as Ableio make score E...o.£ w°Z.‘Z'1i`fi_°`l"off.‘i`»fZ.f.7"'
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wire itself. Improper insnlazion inthe ` - __
cause of the shocks. Anything from (0nmri°)’ and °t'l°']7 f°"b‘d‘""K
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100 t1 1(X)0 or- 2000 volts mikht kill. mains to he done. and all members shoull °itiZ9U8 °f C"3~T1°CT'@f=°W“ in 9° n°b1Y 1'9" H855 Bfllllant Playa mmemenn cf "ve "'1”° ‘°|"°» Wnhl
' sponded to the special eiforls of the 70115 0f $11982 townships in consellllell
f Finance Committee to put the Associa ______
tion on n. permanent financial basis. _ UNMISTAKABLE SIGNS OF
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Blank Illnks
Lcdgers,
Day Books,
Cash Books,
Journals
Bill Books,
Letter Books,
Index s,
Minute Book
see delighbd the enthusiastic spectators, A
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City ham was la great danger. The lsif At P
t,¢|_-'g fgrqgfdg by maz¢§Q@g§ ghggl' llalf what it would COS
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