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Montreal Merchants Ask for Pro-
tection on Hallow’een- A-H.
Murphy Dead. i
,L H, iuuaenv Dean.
Mosrnsai., Oct. 28.-(Special) -Arthur
H.Murphy, formerly a member of the
Quebec Legislature died today.
IXPECT HALLOWEEN TRQUBLI.
The retail merchants have asked the
Mayor to swear in a number of extra
policemen for Halloween, or give them
permission to act for themselves.
aa.\'ros Duuosr comme ovnn.
New Yonk, Oct. ~8.-(Special)-Santos
Dumont will bring here about February
twoair ships _and expects to sail from
- .4
New York to St. Louis and return.
as \vi1.i. visrr sr. JOHN.
l
Dumont intends to visit St. John on hisl
trip across the continent exhibiting his
OBVIOUSLY PREMATURE
LoNDo.\‘, Oct. 25.-The ° continental
rumors that Pope Pius X has made over-
tpres to the Ifaliau government for re-
ooncilation are obviously premature. He
is not an impulsive Pontilf, but acts _with
deliberation.
_ __________._..._
A REMARKABLE RECORD.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has a re-
markable record. It has been in use for
over thirty years, during which time
many million bottles have been sold and
used. It nas long been the standard and
main reliance in the treatment of croup in
thousands of homes, yet during all this
time no case has ever been reported to the
manufacturers in which it failed to eifec
a cure. When given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse or even as soon as the
croupy cough appears, it will prevent the
attack. It is pleasant totake, many child
ren like it. It contains no opium or other
harmful substance and may be given as
confidently to a baby as to an adult. For
sale by all druggists. _ -
i_1i 
Merit made shoes, Ames Holden male
Ask for them. '
F J
EZQEZQQE
WET PROOF
POOTWEAR
- GET-
Tllc INVICTUS
Geo. A. Slater
Ladies’ $4.00
Gcntlcmcii’s $5.00
These boots have a special-
ly prepared waterproof sole,
(not rubber.) , '
(Fmm 0” S‘“"m°"°ld° C°"°sP°°d°“-lf) of the respected residents of that locality. _ _ pi
;:i‘l°“";‘dl’ Sm can of sumde0°cuK"°d _ A50” half Dash seven in the morning ohei The sad accident hiiscast a gloom over' plums’ Oat. 28-(Spmw)_TM Rnd” A A   M ii 
at ng ley a few miles from en- \- f _ _ _ oreign Minister has arrivedhere and __ . J . < 
_ was engaged in her morning work as us .the entire locality who has twice recent- i  _
°‘°m'°° 7'St°"d°Y '“°"“l““' hm” ual. While taking a milk can froma'ly been called upon 'to mourn over the w“mven°g'°“r°°°pu°°' ' 'D " " "' D” ‘ 
' ' I
Duma" B"7°°t'°“’ 24 7”" md' 3°" °fr puncheon of watertshe fell in head ilietisudden deazhs of its residents. It is lwH*"`THE°UT°°“'“AY BE’  0“mnu“‘d° "°"*?f_ _-O
arrived.
matter and the reply came:
Nothing, I am dying."
the hrother.
dying man wriggled and asked to be held
to the Doctoi's opinion, the effect of stry
chni: e poisoning.
man had expired.
Coroner - Bswnesa; --Summenide,
sent for and held an inquest. T
came to the abore conclusion.
death from strychnine poison adminis
tered b his own hand ‘
the mother, a daughter, and a sick child
the father being at a neighbors.
 
THE DRUGGISTS ARE AGREED
Ask for them.*
“What have you been doiog"i exclaimed
“NoLhing;" was t e rep y w e
With considerable difficulty his brother
held him and from the actions described
at the o0rnei`s inquest it was, according
The doctor arrived on the scene shortly
before' seven a. m., after the unfortunate
h l hile th
_,.,,’,,,__1§haibu.acLniaets..miles’an_hcur._ _
M been several times attained in bursts of-
evidenco did notbring to light any cause
for the act nor show any traces of the
poison. The doctor, from the evidence,
The verdict of the jury was to the ehect
that in their opinion deceased came to his
y .
The only inmates of the house during
the night beside the deceased man were
Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make
of Covehead and is a niece of Peter F
McGrath of this ofty
When the ailing man saw his brother BE3Lf¥i`0°t'°b°1'25-“Amid We i°t¢°9°
appmmh he c,.;ed.__ pexcitemxmt  vast crowd, eonsietina of
“Getarazor and cut my throat." The~¢XP°fU9€il»|'i¢i5l75i”¢|*° °1°°l»1'l° tml” l"d"¥
anxious brother asked what was the
achieved the record speed of 207 kilomet-
~ res, or about 129% miles per hour, beating
the record' of the last previous trial by six
kilometres.
After the recent trial on the experiment
Marienfelde-Zossen line, near Berlin,
when a speed _ol 125 miles an hour was
attained, the engineers declared that this
would be exceeded; and that a speed of
even 140 miles an hour was practicable.
The tests have been going on for several
weeks, and are being watched with great
interest bythe. Emperor William. -_;'1‘he
Reiehstag has devoted _ the gum of ,@-
Otll marks toward the cost.” ' "
-_sn°=d.b_yfie»»v_»i°=is h¢9_~°e'.ie=_  lee
Thus in aremarkable run made by the
Twentieth Century Limited over the Lake
Shore railroad between Cleveland and
Chicago last May, thirty two miles were
_ covered at the rate of eighty miles an
hour and six miles between Archibald and
Stryker at ninety miles an hour. The
Siemens~Halske car on the Marienfelds-
Zoseen shortline runs on double lines.
’ The practfcibility of travelling regularly
ataspeed of 110 miles an hour on the
mo y -
strated. A linciliirty four and one-half
0 SPEAKERS sons THROAT. Pubiic
speakers and singers know how useless
and sickening are cough mixtures and
sprays, lozenges, etc , for irritable or
Y .Y
vantage of which is that it acts quickly
0 and is convenient io use in public places.
Catarrhozone relieves congestion allavs
colds and Catarrh it has no equal Rev.
Mr. McKay, Goflericlnsays ‘_‘Catarrhozone
is an excel ent remeiy for throat irrita-
recommend Catarrhozone, 'iruggists sell
itfor$1 Small siie 2.5¢- By mail from
Ask for them *
___________._..__.__
LoNDoN, Ost. 25 -Britain has at last
ma e a move in e ongo case e
announces her belief in the truth of the
that participated in the Berlin [treaty to
confer as to methods of reform Britain
‘declares that trade monopoly was granted
in violation of the treaty
OWES HIS LIFE TO A N£lGflfBORS
Pursuant to the recommendation Kmmigsg, Le th b t tem f h d
,. r arn e es sys o a orthan
Of Sufveyofsi the Schoonel M_artt_m Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known _and touch tyuewriting at the Unign
A, Bradley” Of 73 tons, ' built in throughout Mercer and Sumner count- _#Commercial College-The college that
1882 will be Sold at public auction ries.  Y a., most likely owes his life to "turns out touch operators.  N d 11
’ _ the ii fi 1 nb . H _
together with her outdt where she alma: |,':,;81¢5;’1,a,m?;lf¢ ,iaith d,,:,.,.|;:_lt We never §aw_ prettier _.hats _for _
A lies stranded near the breakw'atei'__ was'atteiided_,,hytwc physicians who gave ,men   305503. H it dm mt “me wma' concern mu
at New London, P. E. Ii , on Sat- .mm l_'w°» ifml' ’°"°f§“"h*_°_ °*`*U¢iir\\l>°l‘   'h3l»'3"»$f°
‘ h t 0 t be ~ 1¢ll`Ul¥\iIofhis serious condition, brought fiambng-them. »IS’nt it `ab01!t“tf1n¢
“fd°Y» * e 35 ° ° 1' ”*5t°”"» at him s bums of cnsmterinins miie on looked than wer at 1>1-owe.,
bass
it distance 'iuns on =A.nei'ld`iii' `”r5.llwais."
l
Nnw Yolgf October--~» ,-N.--‘.‘__Where the
gation otbopeless ogoriy;_,i_r._ seems tp me
that it would be proper that such a par-
-ient should quietly, decently. modestly be
allowed to end the eudbring. It seems to
me that such a couree Nvonld be a step
forward in civillzatibn and a step further
away from the In these
'words Rev. Merle of the
` r
Lenox avenue
himself on neco
  lllClllliBll"_~
of a Ygung Man Ygstgrday Mrs. John Morfis  into a   Hopgng t-0 Strengthen   I A
M0"""\€ Taking out a Milk Can Particulars Francoliusslan Alliance      f
Y! . _ _ ,_
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__ a ' '<2 i <1-_ "i ,_
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uh
I ‘ri f~
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of the Sad Fatalrty 
He ls F°U“d 5" il Dll"€ C°“dlflC“ _ _ ‘ Nc Trace of-Murderer of Armenian  » ._   '- 5 -_
by His Mother-_ He lmplores Amorethan ordinarily sad fatal acci~ five years of age. She has been married A Lb3d¢f“'RUSSl3  Stlbildd     0  5'.
his Brother '.0 Kill Him. `¢1¢n¢,¢¢m-,ea ggmnicgn ,,_i,°u¢1,w°,,g1¢, about four years and leavesw mourn by Natives in Tiiiis- L  ve ms lm  -_  i
from Bedfbd Sumo” yesterd” mo l a husband and three small children. Mrs. ! '  A  _
"” _ ' g Morris was formerly Miss May McGrath* W”  ~, __ W-  f 5”- ~>   ‘ A 'f
The victim was Mrs. John Morris, one _ _ _ __ . _  1*- __ 
Th°”‘°s B"7°°"°'~ "h° “P °° ‘he °’°"° and sometime after was found dead. onlyashort distance fromilllrs. Morris” IHS ¢Xl>0°f»¢d “|1812 ill Howdwh  ` _ 
|°“9“i3hl' °°-l°Y*d 3°” helmh 'md W" These are the particularaas they have home that the death took place of Mrs -Ind 0110 Ill' FBSG Willbl considered (iid 
;;;°"d  “z:°° dlizew P°"'f°°t‘l; (’;°';?becn learned in brief by telephone from Duggan who was burned in her bed dur- F1"\°°°1°°k3 f°l' U10 3f1‘6!\8f»|l§l\ill80H\\¢_‘A1¢0’rRIB Farm.
“WR ¢ "‘°°° "°f ° 'chemin fiespatcim as Beam.-a. ling the cnnnsgrsticnin which ner ' _ Franco-Russian alliance-  ’ ‘ ,S ( ' ~ ‘
farming in the same ilelfi with his father The deranged wanna was (ml twent hon” 'as dean ed a f W ° th son 8; .  Xonx’  __  _  1
....1 ..m.............i..... 0 _ ’ ',__ Y ° '“°° “fe N°.m°= °Fm“°=°=w~  T 
He retired about seven o`clock after ' f  _ ` A _ ii, Lo _ moot” 28°(S_pe°tfD_Tl_m  ‘n"m\5i.‘¢;5°t`€§“° “V  " 1" --i~».  O
having raking ii iight lunch, prepared by . _ " have absolutely failed to secure any trace Que ileehian has died. _ Q
his sister. About three delock in the _ _ of the murderers of the President of the humuniinr is ouaaaierxiim,  .1
morning his mother heard him scream _ . ' 3 `_ J .  _ _  i
and hastened to his bedside. The youn8 ' `i i` A “ ‘ i ` _
man said that he was dying and asked
   MMS in ming
th t ° brot ° R tl il
quite near, be sent for. Word was
quickly despatched and the brother soon ____
Armenian Revolutionary So iety
anesim ramen srannen. _
Trrms, Oct. 28-(Special)-Prince Galiil
sin, Governor Generalof the -Caucasuli
was stabbed by three natives whowerel
shot. r - '
pm1°hg”¥b&djk3s bwpvitui “mio”-imouiine ovna cannon-rnorlarv. ~ 3 arrairhri    'fi 7-‘O3 -
There had been trouble over the trans-
fer of some Armenian church property to
) I
- .1
the Russian Government. ' » ~
, _
asia,” which in
putting of
gestionwas made
stare maine
,annual  at
last night. and
 rum.
' Everybody suffers 'manner-iless fnom
cramps, stomach. pains, headache ‘aid
ehoiila have a bottle. of ' that good
family remedy Pnl 's Nervflirnei always
on hand. “J ost a~?; drops of Nerviliuc
in sweetened wate gmakes a pleasant, -in-
vigorating drink" writes E. A. Alleniof
Swansea. .lt’s just splendid for stomach
and bowel troubles ann cura-_summer
complaint at once. ,_ In our h{?"l'jise`-`\_v`l!" 'use
Nerviline for the pai s and _ches-ofthe
ii-._,__
~ _IN THE GOOD ULD
because Nerviline is always handy."
» _ sore throat, and state' that the-moat satis- BERLIN' O°t’°b°" 26"Th° -htm °f U°“i‘t'
li factor remed _ is _Catarrhozoue the ad- ess Isabell Wesieresiks Kwilecki, belong-
ing to a ricli and aristocratic, Polish
family, on the charge of pretending tu
liniiammation; and is a protectionito the h§V° KiV°B bmi @0880” ,0'l¢!'* .Sill ICUS
membrane. As a _safe guard againsts ago and presenting him as the heir of a
rich estate _at Wroblewe, province of
Posena, began here to-day. Count Kwi-
Ygu shguld plant that bed, tion.” Physicians ministers and singers l¢¢‘§i8DD@8I'€'3. Ch\\N!¢d With beivir ihn
accessory to the crime. One mid w.ifs and
Of TULIPS- Polscn  CU” Kingston, (`)n,_ two women servants wepe also placed in
the box as accessories
We have still some fine Tulip. The accused Count' » '
_ _ . _ _ ~ ess and count me
Hyacihth’ Narcissus, Lily and Merit made sho.s, Ames Holden make wen known in ‘he high “is ic
Crocus Bulbs for early Spring _ 'V .. circles of Berlin, and it is alleged thatshe'
had women of high rank as accomplices.
bloom out doors and they Should BRITAIN MOVES iN CONGO CASE. iThe son, whose birth is question, is said
be planted N -.--_ _ ' ' to have been born January ‘Z7th Iwi.
“Very low prices in quantities.” d _ tl; C _ Sh :The prosecution claims that the _child -is
the son of a peasant girl ofParcze,in Ausir~
ian Silescia, Who is present as a witness
H  &  cmelty °k_“f'g‘ S’ “Pd eau’ fm _the powms A and as ii claimant for the child.
The countessmlearled “not guilty” and
__ _ i _ 3 ' i denied all complicity in any' criminal act,
but was-unable to give satisfactory ex;
 S ' _ ' planations of many suspicious* circum-
stances and some damaging facts were
r -- » 5 A ‘ , _brought out aga.i`nst"her. A ~ 
ll - ._ 
whole familv and seldom-.need a doctor.
A _ rfestivitieshere.  -V  ei; - fi _
4 1 ‘° O g iriveisriors  in
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_ Pm`”U_°“» 0"- 5%-
imf- ivhefe  is
peenonarantioed. and
Tféilldflibll ii¥\VBlBIlf,~;-5 _'i ,fl
O Plans have~heen 
mission of mails, etc. V _
; GnaNa.ioa|io,r,@;cp
excitement was   attempt
the life of President' i  
guest of the State Government during
'rue Presuent- was nad\ie.s_b1 I/by
lllll illllllll
was a passenger by yester-
i _.testi
Iissliaura Bell wasapaaeegerby
-Tuesday mornings tra`lnQen rouieff-#Iii Grncaeo, ' .Oct  -:ui
l.Boston.  Dec. Wheat 795% May wr eat
Y The Misses Lapthorn, city, are visiting
here, the guests of Mrs. Alex McConnell,
Grafton Street. A
' The regn‘ar train did not arrive yester-
day morii g until 10.20 o’clock. .The
Electra cn-ii » into port Tuesday evening
§agor.Ga_rden in_;l_*f¢?!!¢»oar, ,wiiegga
of thelowen c\alI_fjiauied2:0oe&»
_ _.E _ __ __
picaciied~thecax~ishnut1n;¢;-=~ If il.  »_.-
. Hsiilreiif
which
Q--s-n
'Z ““ Uofn  -Guru,”
` “ .Park $12.2). " Pork -4
° iieiieamreu »\=ceen*?rnu_rii.  »
` msssiioiasnn-wesieyiiiai use i_
said tolilietress Wesley "Why dm
°°"”3°- » _ »_~i&.;u;i.ii.i'<=i.ii¢i its “..asfirisg"~sva~rsa-
Colonel ll! Dre was in town yesterday
_ __ _ inspecting S c ranges of the,Ge:irgetown once iellinggiepat   gg? i
M mu S Stem has also béel; deumn S114 IU lflrile 200 bf’¢U|¢S °V¢1'Y‘Wh°1”@- - Rifle Club. He advised the Club to have F same reason tt-atyoi’i‘a‘r'e` told 
some new targets erected and said he
glgllxtzi' m ny .  -this much desired end.§gThis step was _
T ~ - . _ - advocated some time _ago in three Mast made shoes, AmeS`iH0l5B\\’,_Il»¥é,¢
' °°’““°“-S' ~ - » 0 askrcriiiemh » _   
A highly successful pie social and dance
was held in the Town Hall last night nz.-
der the auspices of the ' Boys’ Band. 'Ib 5
proceeds will be used to secure some new
il1Str\1men‘ S- Mayor Galbraith and a
number of the Fourth Regiment B555
were present and their selections were
`Kl'°otly enjoyed. The boys intend to run
the rink this winter in first class style,
and will make things more convenient for
the hockey club.
Anumber of harveaters returned from
Manitoba yesterday morning. They said
they were satisfied with the West and
cnnsidered it a splendid country. Over'
and above their expenses they made !good"
m°“l5h1Y W8-RBS. The were working about
Zflllltjles West 0fi\d/lnnipegland on one
_occasion about a foot of snow fell. Most
Of thy Rrllln, however was gathered oe-`
fore this occurred. No I :hard wheatlwas
selling at 72 cents per bushel when :they
left for home. ‘
` Our merchants have for years felt thel
necessity of a bank in our midst, but as
yet this neces~ary institution has not been
established. Few towns offer better in-
ducements for a financial organization of
this nature. B sides the business done in
the town, there is a large and growing
trade in the various sourrounding villa-
lges. Newport, Cardigan Bridge, Murray
River, Murray Harbor, South and North
and othergto add to a bank's revenue. It
is certainly up io the Priiice Edward Is-
reap the beneilts.
, ` O
 i . A 0'Cl0Ck . 111- Sholerafaudi Diarrhoea Remed which S ; ` ‘ '_ ' .'_ when yn wut* puma'  
One P I. Bros, The Stylish Hatters z9d3i d ,I "qw nk ,dd tml,
.ferment Sale cured himlnleas than twenty-four hours 0 t d, t i but me :;,;°`:a;,use ch‘m;lm.§§ f .
Sole Agents.  ' 'D _F°' °‘1°""““’““"°°:. V _ _ _  '°°V °°‘f“" °°;=.””7’f" ma Liveirsbiets. rar ssiebysii a
i'l`lieTeatha.ta1w9.yS gives satisfaction:.‘......................‘...‘.....‘.;.-..._ *  ' i ` _ 'i "" ‘ ’ _W  _ ' ’  
The Tea that once  always   . . - .    ‘ .  i M _ *fi '   h il .  _  ' s = __  ,_
The Tea that is witlidht a*c¥5m¢jtito¢¥»i'lnii'Eastern"£naErf" ` ` ` E ` ' -W  _ _ ° _ °
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i I _ - j&\0$'.l_heK!'3d P. E. Islahdisheep It _ _ _ _ _  t“n
’ - _ F - »/ ‘ 28th Oct , 1903 » Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make.  that ,yon -get Tryon Merit made shoes, Anies Holden min, `   ‘-' ` »
_ - _ ~  A _ '  i feast _,¢esirf<_»i-siieni,_*_,,__  A  or  iiasxici-mem. _
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over again 2" “John  beca!lee°'“ _'
again that Chamberlain's Cough 
that the most reliable Corn and Wart re 1 I fm M h t t Li 1 would do his best to have the Govern ‘cm-escp1de,and grip usa; itoonnteg-nam;
m°"° ‘S Pu°°°'m°P“‘“:efs 0"” Ex' 'mes Ong' m we es er 0 verpoo ent lend some assistance A meetin of = to
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tyler-uialrsavtiisiifictiiiirii fo:-eiiioiiide thdvri _hhiifdy Only through trains will be used and the t’h° Club Wm °‘f°°""°“l’ he held sumti' , 1° P°'“"?°Pl°»’;*°d  5'? 3 -Pl‘?‘_5*'“**‘¥‘1,
iY‘~‘/US' We "°°°‘“m°“d “P“m°"‘ 3" ' ti e will be less than twent md 5°'”° d°°iS“`° “WPS t°'ki“3 t‘° °3°°tl “fe 5° H30- F0! *Bl* h' *V "li"‘i¢K`\¢M-` ,`
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To all Dear F.~iendsi-
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ward Island."
_ Signed, Santa Claus
Oct. 27. O3.
We are pleased to inform
the public that our store still
continues to be Santa Claus’
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we are preparing for the big- »
gest llolidflll Trade we have
ever had. We trust that the ~
confidence placed in us by
g the Venerable Szmlu Claus in
I again making oiir Store his ,,
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