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Roberts and Stall' Unnoticed-County Council Presents
Addresses-Formal Tender ofthe Cit_y's Sword-Boer
' Generals Were Present-Fire in Guild Hall Proves
Untimely.
Ron; vxsu' 'ro Lennox-  C3 \
Logpos, Oct. 25.-(Special)-The King
,nd Queen started on a royal visit to the
city shortly after 110°” *°°‘*%Y» “`“*°"°°
by thousands.
Lord Roberts and staff passed almost
unnoticed, but the King and Queen were
enthusiastically oho¢1‘0d-
_innnrss Pm-:sl-:N'rxn BY cot:r<'rv coL'1\'cxL
An Trafalgar Square the London County
Council presented an address of welcome.
The Boer generals were prominent in the
crowd here.
SOME CEREMONIAL OBSERVANCES.
At the City boundary the Lord Mayor,
sheriffs and others greeted the King and
presented the City`s sword.
At the Mansion House most of the pre-
cession stopped.
AN UNTIMELY FIRE BREAKS OUT.
Guild Hall shortly after the royal visitors
left, but little damage was done. `
A fire broke out in the dome of the
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THE PROPOSED MDNDPDLY
Sm___I .pm-¢¢i.,\;;:ry much the vigor- n
one rranner in which 70° 51* d°*“”3 "ith ` .
M sly which is entnbllshin
 ntdgr the name cf the Domi
ion. 1;>~ext»¢¢°ms~\\v-. 1* "“ “Y
for-time to discuss the situation with M
pe"-wg, the yomoter of the syndicate,
in thc' editorial oflicc of The Patriot last
woasuasy  “<1 t\\°'~1e°8°'
...ma ov-filth-l=1-=°==***°iiivi"_<*°.' °".°iDeclinesto Discuss Tarte’s
b\»¢;¢h` grew 'between ns. It is easily
evident one nie comme! vf11°f\1°h °°'»
all opposition at any cost; and to this end
demand a Government guarantee cr bon-
ers in order that their own p0ok¢tS H187
not suffer. It is evident that the con.-
n isdetermiued wcontroltranspoita-V   
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Finn ii necessary to further their designs,
and we may wake up some morn-
ing to find ourselvfs hopslcssly at
o do what
tha mercy of a combine that ,ca ' ~;' . V - - ‘ ___
it will with us. Mr. Pearson s u.r.r\1m@Ul18, Cncket Team to v|S|t  F
if published would draw on himd thhe
hinges of the entire communiti. 80 L*
arting thr<at--“We shall see what W=
:hall ser ” has left me very unoomfort able
ences"-c¢'»y» wr have  e*.'°°° “Y
work. I do not consider this a matter for
pw, ,°nn..,. me any Government 0.1"
the proposal D! Ill! 8"*“°°°
THE EDlTDR’VS MAlL.V  _
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l' Retirement  
3 Novelist Dyins-Barkentine
_ Ashore, a Total Loss. -
 cnrcxrnns 'ro vrsrr nsotsxn.
zzccmmittcda suicidal-actions    Ulf Y°§K:-0<V=f~   _ _ __ _._  _ __ __.__-_V  Vi,
ou umm m custom =hr°ssh°°°_mtetoga.ssoorne¢mo¢Pszuaoipnn; is ~ _ » ‘-
1 ; if; plebcsoits were taken
ghgnlxcjtvlrgreveoue hundred 11101! *Wild
 cricketers to visit England next year,
th 4 'wld § AV route itovnnrsr nvmo. ‘ V V
:$e:;tiv:h:sA2°c:-’o:;l:l'°°::L';>\Tl!  San Flumcrsco, Oct. 25.- (Speoial.)- ‘ing ITV” °h“° when 'ut °t an 'mods for
wc can H135 ‘ld "him '° ohm' “me ,Frank llcrris, novelist, is dying, afteran
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t:b\n£mall>ollb;“; :*:gi°g;':;u::.¥i: tg: operation for appendicitis.
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interests of the entire Province at thicV,;nanxn1v'r1nn asrronn. `
NIIW- - I N  S'r.(V}ncnon,N.B.0ct. 25-(Special)-'1'\l°
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LONDON. Oct. 25.-<SpecSns),_Em,er°,
William will arrive on November 5 and
VV King Carlos of Portugal about the same
1 time._
It is believed the three monarchs will
’ discuss Delaéca Bay and probably arrange
for both England and Germany to get
South African concessions from Portugal. l
TIRED OF THE RIOTOUS COMMONS.
So bitter has become the feeling over
the recent disturbances in the _Common
that quite a number of old parliamentari-
ans will not seek re~electiou.
RITUALISM IN POLITICS.
1, It is believed the most prominent ques-
tion at the next election will be extreme
Ritnallsm in the Church of England.
Indnentlal Conservatives and Liberal
are said to have decided to create in every
constituency an organization known as
Protestant. ' _
A MEETIXG OF THOUSANDS. `
Woven-the meeting which decided on this
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'Three Monarchs Will Discuss Delegoa Bay-0rganization`NVewFiguresi Aire _Made -ln Two-T Events ‘e 
Against Ritualism The Commons Disturbances “More Cresceus-Makes ArGalVlant Efforlio =B¢il%f`Tht!n 2R02-"H1
_ Rigorous Closure Hereafter-Slow Progress ofthe Ed-3 -But Fails. _  
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THREE MONAMH’ To MEET V “OBE RIGOROUS CLOSUREV V V cor o Ven, another one tied, and a 331* H“f° th° mm" littillsct shot
Premier Balfour has promised to exer
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4 HON. A. J. BALFOUR.
In seven days debate only eleven lines h an ¢
of the Education Bill have been passed apponmnmg _NV md, .I _°h““g_
' ‘ - forceful appeal to his beak# if
T R ment to the Adihoriiies.V
_ Harbin S anton, the woodainan. who
1 was found murdered near Patten, He., on
Monday was well known in Bangor, hav-
thc p.-.et few years. Ho wasa native of
' years old and was unmarried.
vis zsmoa ma -Your 1. more nw- Bliss Islam 1.i¢ns,» »
BG! "» ' ’ ~ check or order t- -r $78 besides some cash. has not a bad face. but shlfty eyes. He?
-'*-‘““*‘“'-°-____ l -md 'lu b. ‘ “td lou' Stanton _leaves a brother in llassachue- says he is half French. an orphan, and `
WANTID-A cnc of headache tbl Ann-rnomnmon cannon.  stta did a sister in Prince Edward Island. l» has s sister about 22 years old in Boston. _
KUMFOBT Powders win not cure tromi t _ Th Anti, In response to a telsmam from Lajudlord He can neither read nor write. ‘
_om to swam deem- J T°”°“°’ 0"' “"'(s"°"m) ` ° _ smtnsyrc or one central mme, also body Amr calming nm me ss.-en. . sem- _
P1'°h“’m°° Ph” °f °°"“9°'*m “_” “nut” 'will hefssnt to Bangor for interment. ton he said he was on his way from T
-= i=_  * 5? strengthen the csgnisaticn two weeks! s],»_,-1--m'V¢i,1|,,_,0¢_-,s.22.-Aftera remark- 31 the March camplast Weddesdsy when
_*ton .Baum ,Ny quick trip considering the wood- il he overtook an 'old-msn. They walked
  _ ` _5 sggggsng in had omdlticn and the die- `tfcgether about ivemilss and parted sc-3
:-as -  They will halo ll IDN” ‘A3996 Y . _ g - urn; ._ Th. .
~ -- __ ~ - nnufmrough $010109, P8915! 5|l_¢¥if,0;°l\'nUl. W 'WU' ' 
 I _many bankers and dnaneial men  f.B”.k'i‘h ‘ning gg  late  ,struck into thc woods and lille claims V
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than others that want the best
wearingbcots Ill85€f`-iff-ii. th* b°ys
and they don’t _1'ik';4ff f§¢5 _f°° heavy
either, well we  the ones;
nm win ww like  §f¢_“°
@vy. O11! OWU  boots
 bottomcd. toe oeP»P1’1°° $‘ W’
They are extra good valm, rthers
_ag $1 lo, $1.15, ‘I.38|$f~40» $_l°55’
¥r.68 up to 2.00 theveflibest h°°°f
'hoys’boots ' Gile-
    -pected Surplus into Deficit.
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"Wh not to vote for prohibition and mgpmg lille the last person _tchave gone along the road Hills earn
‘  a aaaneiai crisis and cbloqny _::;_t,;¢ intein Btaabdn while alive and f, ‘file told me he had dynamite andl a ear r
~ " '~"“v °' - E 4  ' i eraer.su.n-vo-ia ¢ina\»imby¢heco°ks=ebdhnh_
._ ‘§¢1¢¢\;g|-gud withhism _ _ _I0 _
“ ’ ' ' `\. .` ` ; 011 $110 P"'f'°°° “Q-|` ‘ad body was £eund85 miles _from _ camp. This is absolutely all I know of thc
nonnmr ne nonranu.. V ' _ _ ' - ' 'ha isoaer wa.: work man whom I overtook. Until arrested I
and addressed forty msetlttite- __ 
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bahly after consulting with 110!-ik.
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' sg perfectly hard and will give you a' bi, me the government will hs forced to
the Paeide,hsvinz traveled 10.U_W mil°°_
I He declined to dlscu§8_ U15 di°.a\i$*-al °f
_ 'ram but promised to do;_~so later. ure
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K \:V$._  V ‘Borden reached ere on V VV V ns VDMQ m, 9,; uppers;-y, _*_ Mills appeared willing to talk but. made
.f  5. - . ' umthg night. Iiid\l!l¢r to aquesticnr many contradictory stassments sn per-
' T  "51-¢p9yf,¢r he  “My name is lslsted in answering some questions more
#M m .n Summa ang' 1 wsssborn at East-  emphatically than others. I-Ie-swore pro-
” l'_""Me_.. ` * _ ,fusely while talking and nervously chew-
Pl NH; persists that he is Stanton. ‘Reliable ed tobacco.  V
‘Martin Stanton, a Woodman is Killed by .George Mills'-The.
` Man Arrested for the Crime Makes a Remarkable State-
Prince Edward Island and- was about 50
` He left that city June 16 to work on the
‘ log carrier being constructed between
Bagleand Chamberlain lakes by Harsh 8:
Ayer, When hc left the woods to gc our, ‘
rcsumably bound for Bangor he had a flaf slender build.is of dark complexion and
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Pmen pecolo positively identify mms
George Mills, who stopped here a short
time; about a year aio, and who 1”; Fri-
dey, it is alleged, made several unsuccess-
ful attempts to have cashed a time check
from the H. W. Harsh camp for $72, bear-
ing the name of Martin Stanton. _
Mills, lf that be his name, appears nn-
ccucerned, either careless or unconscious _
cf the web of evidence appraently closing
around him The prisoner is _a short man'
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‘A Rice Famine Faces the Unfortunate Natives-Deprecia-
T t'-on in Silver Will Probably Convert Governmeni’s Ex-
Insultnoo A195? ‘B_ I hu show gfmgwas i,,;’,p1-igg and _,,,,,,;¢. .mluesrorgtncneerer 'WW-
Chaslcttetown, V 'f  ° ' ' mtg, 'mucho put ng- f~ sionftntnsvsicscesnver
mums october za-le xo tonnes nm
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y f T ' We have some fine Bulbs that aft- tiicnriwie \3“°°i°U*""i‘u"I° 1’ MM'
ernment plaahed to devote to needed
onaccount -_nf a fluctuating currency is
general. Many merchant-\  il-_V0
sustained losses proportionate to that of
depreciation will increase the leases. The
official rate new is $1 40 silver for $1 gold.
The prospective surplus which the gov-
blic improvements has vanished and n
:nail deficit scene inevif1.hle.`Disconteut T
gallant att-.mpt .by the great Cresceng
to lower his trotting record of 2.021 were
the B¢\1B&f2l°!1B1-_features at the driving
park this afternoon. `
It was after 5 o‘clcck when Onward
Silver, accompanied by a runner, ap~
Deared for his_~ great effort to lower the
two mile trotting record of 4.29%, made by
himself last week at Lexington.
__ At the second trial the starter gave
Hudson the_word and the handsome trot-
ter fairly flew s.-round the lirst turn_
Hudson apparently checked his speed atj
the quarter, which _yas passed in 34;.
Going down the back stretch Onward
Silver broke, hut- soon regained his
stride. The half was reached in 1.081
and the three-quarters pole in 1.4l§.
Here the running horse sets hot pacetc
thc wire and the mile was made in 2.14) _
At the next pole the time registered 2.481;
pace and at the last quarter pole the
timers registered 8 54Ȥ. Hudson began to
“F36 the horse in the stretch and when - F
the wire was reached a new wcrld's record
was hung out. the time being 4.281. Both
110110 ond driver received an ovation.
Grescens with two runners next appear
ed. Ketcham sent him along at aflively
gait to the quarter in 315. The half was
passed in 1.62. The three quarter pole
was r_esc_hed_ in _-1.335, and the mile 
finished in 2.04_tlat. V V
A stil!" breeze was blowing directly
the stretcinand the ex_hihit`ion was 
ed _as remarkable. ° _ A T ' ' _ _
In the Diamond hisndicab. 
trotted the limi: heat in 2.05§.equ`alling the-
reoord for geldingseln-a race. `
In the third heat ofthe cameras-1,-.tho
half NUS. Haier Delmar  
un, which is snotscrramu 'nu-
tancs.- A latte crowd' 
Down the hack stretch again ,Onward
'__ _ _  __ __  __ - *'a'=°d use _of their tslen_t»'sfV_tc_`tr_ss
l~ - _city from the curse of drink -“to
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_ _ sons ruined, but they dos’t care anything
Are All the Discour ses of Rev §§°f,§,f§‘,§‘;,§§‘,'§,‘}_*’§'§‘,,;°°§5‘ ,”°` "‘-'.“’°
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VERY LARGE AUDIENCES
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than ever before. ' _ ‘ -  li Uh! Afternoon. . . I
`bonL'b 1 dn’-` -'  _V olsslflcdcthsr
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the barrels and save the boys.
I _ or
education mane
L V-7. Agospsl sermon
--- ' *inn three.th_ings‘ every u'us'avcd~mau
Grace Church. and the*-Doors V
Filled to DverHoW_ing :sl the '-
_ Services Yesterda
the Black Knight, on his second visittol
Charlottetown. 'With him ls_a noted
colored vocalist Rev. Mr. Collin, whose
` hed the f ll b i
pst osand ten ernese.
' - _»I_FlRE
y' A ’ Snr Fnanorsoo, Oct. 8.-The
~ ° ' ‘ says thatatlrehas been bnrningih
I _ Lb d A board of nurv
Grace Church was filled to overflowing me .np _ T,
“Ya mnstbc born again’ -the essentials
peace. The disccubse held the rapt
attention of the larze audience as!-boy
were moved to tears crsmilss. In cou-
smlmg she preacher spoke of the crosses
which some tosbcbeliever 'and which are
the true tests ofthe Christian. "Let nal
sll pledge anew our loyalty,” he said “to
th'eKinlof Kir|¢'l.to doInorof0rGnd'in
this, the Pedilllilil 61 U10 I8' °¢l°\l1‘!»
than welrve ever done before.” Almost
the ent a audience rose to their feet as a
pledge of better Christian service while
this verse was sun!! ' ‘ i
"gin to a erwded house from Luke
xix-10. A
ctwhleh an lovs,fsish, prayer, 'joyand ‘_
Thy consecrated cross I’ll bear ,
'Till death shall set me free, _ ‘_
And then a crown 1’ll _have to wear, 
For there’s a crown for me.
In the evcnim! hir. Hector D1'°l°h¢dP
_ __._._--- - iefgeground' as  as possible),-,,_,,¢V¢.p¢ insular gcvsrmentanpmxiai-
  '*i_'_;»¢-lie” ip.-legs ai " Pnosz
now `eomeand see them. - uélysl.m@in ¢d‘\.ll¢|\¢iF'°"““°*
LIFE IK RUN EIT ana
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_ _  .F B "ft A  _ &  i|P.'-"°‘“'||  nnnrnsrs Liniment to imc their  melted to-the, A  ._   - _ -
`   - -_ _ _  _ k     jglntglimber andmusclesintrlm. _doors with aliavnilable standingroom a _  V -
- _ . _ » = ~ -;;f;.-~:-f » » _ _ _ 1
the V _
have put their  Ol O E014 50|*
government, and hundreds of firms'
n1¢v..1.~"n.'nnc'roa.» ~
nlenusnma on some espn ss ”'1'"°1’“'~*l°"“
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‘Tomorrow Dan Patch 
RevJ
tc do. V Again._hgndrnds_
toobwa snmittnsci. 'tai
discourses are
humorous.
Opus
coal bankers of thc battleship Oregon
has
summoned toexamine the vessel
yesterday morning on the oncasion of the } ,nu be "me um. beam sh. Wm bc -N,
initial appearance of Rev. J. B. Hector., go den." fm. M.,i|‘_‘
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V We have not'-advanced thepriceof
°"“:“" °°“° d |'€"""” ° ‘ ' °°` ;;1:,oo,Bobs,chewingtd,l;xc§1ooscr¢tt_;tT
At the morning service after refsrrinl same 'in 'md Pri” t° tx 
his ieassnt visit to the ctt seven as f°rm¢dy'_ We H3
gigs-si a:o, Rev.. Hr. Hector  hisllkmhd the  Vf°f dm
em mot. e, lo, “roy Kmgeom cm..." of Sncwsbce.Tags tc January
-His subject was the Kingdom of  1904.
spiritual kingdom- whose foundation ia "E ~ .- _ .
also
POiJllT5iU’
When ou 1nvcs_t
a FUIIIIISTVII PCI!
.want the best.
have just received
stock of the
PCBS 1n
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s1alend__1d_ Fen, games
tire satis action.
Moores
&l__lVed, _always ready
W* fully
  *we
made. Prices
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sosfcesof pleasure,
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GED CARTER &
Silver moved with clocklike precisicnand ‘lower the 1 Bill mile record. “'