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HUNDREDS ASK
Forwarded and
the Privy' Council Very ____
Will Come Before
For.Murderer- Collins, Petition Has Been  _'  l., P   _ 4 And Sta" Had a Némow I§s¢Qe when 1
P  the Engine Exploded, Killing, the
‘ ,s_____'____ Engineer and.Seriously_ Injur-
W coMMUrArloNHAél‘Y, GY  AHAM    co issloiyisnl
L Sh°l'ilY ' L L = in th Fir a
MoNo'roN, Oct; 9|.-(Special)-Slguslt by
between eight hundred and a thousand
residents  Albert County s pctlilqn
aching that the death sentence of".i‘llos.
F."Colllns 'be comuted to life imprison-
ment was recently forwarded to the
Secretary of Stale at Ottawa.
Within a few dave it will onme before
tl a Council when Hon. H. A. McKocwn
Ill JJU. ll- Hopewell Cape, Collins, with
but two more weeks to live, if the sent-
ence is not conimuted, rernnlns hopeful.
THOUSANDS ARE  
SWEPT
ay Mountain slide Following an Earth-
qualrein Central Asia- Only the
Governor and
cape 0ut
TAsBi{aND, Russian Turkestn n, 0l.»t3l,c`.\lled Karltegtcn.
--(Special)-The whole town of Karntugh 
in Bakbarnbas been destroyed and thc
entlre population numb ring about
15,010 persons were burlcl by a nlountnln
slide, following a recent earthquake
there.
The town of Knrntegll, or Knra‘agh, Is
the oapitelof e. district In control Asia
T0 DEATH
His, Mother Es-
oi 15,000 - '
T!.c country has no communication
vlith the outside world except from May
to Scp'ember,
The cl'mat-s is extremely severe; the
leople are chiefly farmers, trappers and
hunters.
’.i‘hcGorernor of Karatagh and his
mother wc'cihe only persons who snr-
vlvod the disaster.
Ellll Milli [lil A
Llillill ill Till
llYlNKHllllllllS
Leader insists that Doukho-
bors _-ell All Chickens
and Sheep
Wirmlrizo, Oct. 30.-A correspondent
writing to the ‘Free Press’ from Buchaua,
Sack., states that the Doukhobors report
the latest fad of Peter Veregtin to he the
issuing of a mandate that oil the chickens
and sheep must be disposed of at once,l
and that the hprds of cattle mlist be dim-
inished each year until they are gone-
As n result several hundred chickens have
been sold and shipped fronl here, wliichl
means that there will be less eggs for the
local market and less provisions for the
poor, deluded community of Doukliohors.
There can be but one reason assigned for
such drastic measures. and that is by de- `
priviug these people of practically their
only means of support they will be forcffd
to go out and work on the newly acquir-
ed lnlids owned by Peter Veregin. Tllil,
will cause much hardship to the Doukho-
bors affected. A largé number of those
who remained in the communities last
summer are now getting their eyes opened
to thqlfeplitylof tliings.und are extremely
sorry that they were so sllortsiglited as to`
obey their dictator.
I (gqgia gall huarosrisoe, a»»1:~Z`Aer!lr¢U
lilmentabare qiiiehly rolle"’d bf 01'°“°|UW
tai»int».‘wlesn»x~¢rb°r~ M14-"¥¥“°'°
Colldcliscdsllvcrllscnlcnts
AEANAINAN Pllllli A
WILL Bl BUSIESY
UN EllNllNlNl
Wnen Canal from Great Lakes
to Atlantic Seaboard is `
Completed
K‘ansas City, Mo., Oct. 3o-Robert L.
Sutherland,epeal¢er of the Canadian house
of commons, before the Knife and Fork
C nb tonight, said Canada would some
day haven ni-foot channel from the upper
lakes to tidewater and that their ports
would be the busiest of any in North
America. Mr. Sutherland said:
“People now alive may live to see the
minimum depth made ai feet and when
that day arrives Montreal and Quebec,
Halifax slid St. Iohn, and some quiet
harbor that is only dreamed of will be the
business ports of the North America conti-
nent. In this great highway, Canada
holds the door. It is a great asset and
and more thanenything else, gives Canada
a dominating position on this continent.
This will be more manifest in the future
than it has been in the past."
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p ntrns Guardian 0lllf=*- 0'* ,
Osl'-Bstw Hillsboro siren and
I 4 ln.-fs. g, ...$21.1 ir och ret with
ematryl-ss and tirlllianis. Finder olcaac
leave as Mr llellletva omeo. il-lllii
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W AMB” To HUA' :ia ni-‘i...ii'l'ii§ni.
slled house I ll 1 » 1 ~
A ly in 1 tv |» nlvlnsfvllrllenlsrs and R* r wh w lgiye a le ryv 1
m'i3eu.n..°oo§, cl-~f\°'*°'°"“~ “""_f_" rl-ii: 'l<é.l;°.N :Aired i'f.`.i.¢l~i, *‘?§¢l‘Y'¥
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ilm§'ae'il»'i.'in¢ 4?. t»m'l>°dv I- "hir ‘
bar the lroodr s rsrtrssfl while til
mite is still trlgtit and wtlw-
Canadlan Government Likely
to Spend $500,000 to
Overcome Rapids
Tononro, Oel. _go-The Interns-
tional Waterways Commission has
endorsed the proposal to build the cena;
around Long Soo rapids on the Rainy
Ladies wear Berlin Robbers, th ,,
eat and dressy rubber.
NEW Gx..asoo\v. N. S., Oct. 31- Ile was li stalwart of the tempcrnnco from Pgtgfbofgugh lj()
(SDBOAHI)-~Harvcy Graham, assistant cause, and a pillar of the Presbyterian `
Generul Manager and director of the Nova Church. ` Toronto
Scotia Steel Co, died th’s morning at his llc was one most. prolnlnrnt workers . --
home, New Glasgow, after an illness ex- ofthe Y.M.C.A. in Canada, s member o 1 d
` . Toizorrro Oct. ' 3o-On Wet iles ay
“gal” over are". me intemutlonnl commlmu’ and 5 mmm afternoon néxt Toni Longboat, the famous
0 WIS GRN 09 years. bcr of thu Maritime committee since its I d~ distance mm,e,.’»wm ,mempg me
He, hes been connected with tho coal erlceptlon. ' B *mu
‘md lm" lndmmy °t N0" S°°H” He ""5 l'“`l°° mmffed' o'clock he will start from a point in Ham-
for many years, and was recognized as one He is snrvlvcl by four children. ilton, if the westhernnd the conditions
of the ablcst business men ln the Pro- Mrs Fraser. wife of the Lieut. Governor of the road will permit, and will run
vlnce. of Nova Scotlzl is his sister. to the corner of Yonge ‘md Queen
-- streets, Toronto. He will run alone save
IJESPATEH SAYS
_ SYJHH GLYLSNH
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This has been a troulllousfseason of late
for coasting vessels and numbers of
l-ohooners well known in thi- Province
have undergone tho strcss of stormy seas.
A despatch from North Sydney recsIv,,'l
on Wednesday stalcd that Captain
Laughlin of the schooner Jubilcc which
l\rrived.'i‘ueaday_lx»ctir "Miramiolil vin Por;
IIn`WEbebui‘y \‘ep`ort!~`i.llnn when off Cape
George, he saw scores of ballast. boards
and a flock of gulls feeding close by
what had the appearance of wreckage.
Tl'c ciptaln conclurlcri that ll schoonc
had met with disaster and upon his
mrinl at Hmkehbur he made en lr which ls gc-no-ally shown when veteran into Willl.\ulCrnlg, Truro. was llmrrivfl
` ‘ ' 1 QU .Y
fcrrnrdlng the matter.
He learned that on '1`hul~srlay morning
la~t: two schconers had sailed for
which returned during the day. The
other, tho Gevéstar, n small vcsrcl,
has not elmo nccn reported, and it is bi.-
lic* cd she upset in the hcuvy gale which
raced on that clay. A -
The name of the G-svestor's Capt could
not be learned though lt is known he be-
longefito Murray Illrbor, P. E. Island
where the vcsecl was owned. The two
other men who made up the crew are
CHICAGO MARKETS
Whent............ . ..  . 005
"Pork.......   . .. ---
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ABlEWl|lS ANI]
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Sl IJUNSYANS
Nlll lllP.‘lHll[l. PLAY llllllllALL
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An interesting Game, Witnes-
. by Many Spectators Ab-
bles 3, Saints 0
~ \l"1
Yesterday afternoon witnessed an old
llnic gantc of football, watched by a large
crowll and tinctuiell by thc olithusinam
uppsncuts like tae Abegvleits and the
Saints not to,,cther.
The weather wusvery agreenl.-le, but
Pi-'inco Edward Isltnd points, one of thc heavy rains of the prec/'fling days had I
matic a wet and soft field in place l.
The Saint Duustan's team were some-
what ovt-rniatchud by the rodoubtnblc
Abbles, lu who line appeared such invin-
cible vttcrans as McMillan, Bethune and
Truluor, and whose now msn are up to
standard ofthe Lost. All their sgliliy and
re-curl-e did not pr-o\'cn‘. the Saints being
compelled to adopt. n defensive genie, but
lt in st, be :uid that the played u c'l Thu
_ -» » y , .
l’°“¢'V¢d “ll i'° b° l°°'- aground was rory bad the players slipping
' 1- continuously.
In tho flrsl, half the Abbles get the ball
over the lil o and made a try after forcing
the Saints to rogue. This gave thonl three
and nltllougll in the second half they
oflcn caluo near adding to the score they
0m°‘°°' 0""°b"r 31°(S9"°'“ll_ ldlfl not ancoxopllsll nnyihiuq more
orhcaro  _ ....  seal "“l"“" “‘""""‘“‘" ""d "”” “"°°"'“°"’
H lull e|\_)oyed lt.
“ Wllflli-----\-----~  ~ ~ i-Uiiil Fresh salisages made daily at
" Pork.. ...... .. _  Saunders & Newsom.
 D. R. McNeill, Charlottetown.
The Supremo Oeuncll of the Thirty- degree Masons in Canada. and of those
Third Ancient and Acc.-ptel Beiitlsh tzlri;-nvswers present,ornearlysevaot|`
rite of Free Masonry for the Dominion of percent of 'tho entire membership. At
Canada was held last at-ek nt. Montreal. ' the clcollrm of odlcers R. llfcN»lll, M.D.,
This meeting was remarkable for the
lllird, Charlottetown, was appointed a
large percentage of members present. dcpntyto represent theGrsud Council ln
U
\Tnere an only fifty-two Thirty ‘Toll-dlPrince Edward Island.
lil MAKE A Illli
, Business Man ___ '-
Was idateil for a Road Race
greatest trial of his career. Al 0112
‘for his attendant, who will look after his
,personal wants, and for the timers and
officials who will accompany him. He
will have no pacemaker.
','lTlie Onondaga, at this. the height of
his career, and right now in the best con-
dition he ever brought to a race, will
make an attempt to set a mark for the
course of approximately 45 miles Over rl
stiff road of hill and dale and through
goodly stretches of the most trying sand.
It is n. difficult course, and the feat has
never been attempted, except in relays.
YIHAIG EUNNUN
Will Al llllllill
Mi-a Lolita Craig, only ll-lughier nf t’ll»
Wednesday afiel-noon Oct. 30 to P. VV.
Gordon, son of Rev. J, A. Got-sion D. D. of
Montreal, Bnrylst clergyman, well known
n St., John and Chiulottotown, Mins
Crslg's wedding tflolr place at the resid-
cnco of hor mother Truro. ln the pref-lon: e
of thirty guests. Von Archon lcon Kaul-
hsck, D. D., ofiieilted. Miss Gcrtc Cum-
mings, of ’l°rnro,was bridesmaid anll
Funk Chapman, of Glace B ly aupportai
the groom. George Lewis, uncle of tho
bride gave her away. She wore points do
venl cover whl o silk with brllinl veil,
an-I carried a bouquet of white roses-
Thegroorn's gifs was n sunbul-rt. of pearls.
Mrs. Craig presented Lor daughter
with n nlussire silver tea service
and Rerernl hundred dollars iu`
gold. Other gifts of relatives and friends
bore were expensive and very beam.-
iul. Many o.hor nros'eur.s await trit-
huppy couple in Montreal, where the
l¢l‘oou.l'e fnibcl- iedrls. St.. Johns ol|l.lr
.remembered Misa Craig. M-. and Mis.
Gordon will spend n month ill llfolltreak
afterwards going to Nl-lson, B. C., where
t‘le uroom's holnc is to be established.
Mr. Gordon ls u broll.cr of J. 1'. Gordon
of this t. ity.
_____...__i___._.
Mlnard’s Llniment For Sale [vervwhere
in w'|lllln 
A LADY Llllllllir
lNlEHlA|NlI]
Were the Guests of Col. and
Mrs. Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Comvisn, N. H., Oct. 3o.-Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, who has been visiting in the New
York colony, left tonight on a special car
for Ottawaf Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier
'rxived from Canada st Windsor,Vt., on
turday afternoon, and were inet at the
tation by General James Willard, fomler
leutenanl-govenor of Virginia, and wife_
who drove them in autombile to their
home, 'High Court,‘ Mount Cornish,
` Last evening n dinner was given the
guests by Colonel and Mrs Winston
Churchill, st the Churchill home, Har-
lakdon. ‘
i ’i`o~day the visitors were given antonio-
bile trips through the Blow-Me~Dowll
and Connecticut River valleys.
Lorvnolv, Our., Oct. 31-(Special)-An
engine onthe Grand Trunk drawing one
wuy Commissioners and stuff, blew up
at night hear Newbury Station, killing
was Assistant General Manag |_[]N[§Hl]AT IS e e em 11
er oi Nova Scotia Steel”Co.
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as “mme” All MILL NACE
the engineer, Robert Rutherford of Lon-
don, and seriously injuring the fireman.
S, Robertson also of London.,
The cause of the explosion is believed
to have been thepourlng of coli water
into n ho. hollv.-r.
FUNERAL
Sprague o_i,St. Jo
There was n large congregation in the
First Metllortid. Church on \V._-dilc-filly
»\[lcriioon,ntlnc funeral sorvilo ol the
late lslnentcl p1s'or, Rcv. D". Dobion.
The srrvice was of n limit iln;re.~si\c
nutul‘c, the liylnns licinlr rclldercd by ri
unitel choir comprising many llli-lnllels
of other city choirs. The u was n lnl',.c
attclirlarlce uf cl -roy, null the occasion
was one of more than ordinary solemn-
ity.
The funernl l-ornlon was prenclled bv
Rev. Dr. Sprague, of Celltepary Church,
(St. John, from the subject “If'4i\'iuali file,
-hall bellv.» again." and was it pawerlul
pina for immortality. Tllc pro lchcr paid
~ln clor|uf:lll,tr5lnllc to tho lifc of ihel
llc' cuslcfl limi bcluvi rl pmt r
The nr..or of l urvice wiv :~
1 Organ voluntary.
2 Ilymn 117, verses 1,2, 3.
3 Trayer by Rev. Dr. Healtz.
4 S rlglng of "Nunn Dim-tsl-" by thc
choir.
5 First. Lcssorl 90th Psallrl--Rev .T.llu;,-s
Crisp, l’r.i.~lllelt of lhll Cnifercricc.
Second lesson, Corinllllnliil, Chap-
t,-rp i_5~R.v li is 'rnomts llr...l.».mn.
Hymn 100.
7 Allilrcss, Rev Di Sprague, St John,
8 Hymn 784.
9 Bcncllictiou-Rev Thomas Marshall.
At, the conclusion of the service the
body was reruorcll from the Church and
c~invl»y»'rl to thc liallwny Station. A llrcr-
~rlltl le f-ncol lol tllc burly s<~r:nviip»\ily-
Q
. g . ,
lui: lt. hylrni I tuSl\ci'woorl, llle plllcu of il -
trrmcut.
From among many trlbutol paid to the
deccsiol ol-.-rgyillen the following only
(From thcS'. Joi n Star)
By tho dcnth of Rev. VVllllum Dobson
the Christian Church ln Cnnlldn loses ooo
of its foremost mon. This loss wlll, ol
course, be most. deeply fl lt by the Metho-
dist denomination in whloll Mr. Dabson
ANNUAL NlilllNli
BALEUUNYAN CLUB
'1`hoofllLcl'lnf the Cslerlonla Club for
thcenming year were elected at the
annual meeting held ln lilo new hall ol
tho Club cn Tuesday evening. They
srrz-
Chiof-John McPhee.
President-Charles Webster.
1* lrst Vice Pres.-W. A. Scott.
Second Vico Pres.-Thomas M. Mc-
Mlllun.
Treasurer-James Paton. - `
Flu. Sec'y-John McSwnin.
Rea. Seo'y.-D, IL McLellan.
Piper-Peter Ferguson.
Thsfollowlug Board of dlreetors was
alto appolntlvl, vis: R. J. McKenzie,
Dundas; L. McDonald, East Point; A. 0
McDonald, Montague; James A. McNeill
Summer-side; Col. D. Stewart and Arch'd
l£cKay,C|ty; Duncan Isthsson. North
River; D. McDonald, Glenluasn; James `
lollleo. CIW.
THE WEATHER.
0F 
REV DR. DOBSON
Large Attendance at Service -The Fun-
eral Sermon Preached hy Rev. Dr.
bn-The Service
Was An Impressive” One
will rcgardelfas n leader. Second to
nonclls n ni-eloller, nbounilokln criglu
allly,sts»ldlnst in his opinions and with an
unwilverlllg adhr-rorlco 'o what he fvlt lilo
duly, he wus rcgardei on all aides' aes
Wi" rfor good. Oils gen!nl disposition,
onlinr »l nnll llnlnclv in l\i»snn°r, impulsive
'..-llcvel nptllnlstic, he was one whom
ll, was g~ic~l lu know. His broad minded
C.‘»ri~l\l.1llil.y, thomugli realization of
lrue cl'-lzenrillp. and :s‘f-swcrldcing gan-
cruslryulndolllru respected anri bt~.love'd
not only as a pastor, but as a irlsnd. Hg
was one who truly fell. that he had been'
cullei tl the ministry and Lrom th: tlino.
,wheilllc flrsl c-»llFe`_s1|e'.f‘hia faith, ho has
given to nl. wont .li no energy, .ina :sat
unusual ability of which he Usd possessed.
Rev. Mr. Dobson wus nn ex00l>9t\\llly
clear thinker, and a forroiul and elcqueli
speaker. An Inherent distaste for what
f. l\ll-.all ns nnrllil life nlllinuefl to onl-
rounfl ll'm with an aliilosllllrra of occlus-
|on which, however, was no bnrrltrlo
those who sought cl-iser acquaintance.
l-Iisileatll will be it-lv, us n personal loss
,to many. »
' ‘ (Front the St. .Tnhn Globe.)
The Methodist denomination ln thc
Mnrdilnu l’mv|lll~es lose, by the deallll
of liev. William Dabson, one of the
etrnngestillon in a gmupof mon thor-
oughly representative of the intellec-
tual force, as well as ofthe spiritual
power, nl that body of Christiane.
"i‘r<vcr~ing many holds of knowlodgo,
possessing avivi/i Imagination, ol- gras!
enemy. and fearless lnwxprosaion of~l.iv
views, MrDot>snn occupied ahlgh plsae
in the e-lcem of his cc-rl.-llgionist-, and,
indred, of those outside of his denomina-
tion with whom he came in contact; Such
a man gives himself up thnrbughlyto the
wirk nlllt-h lm linda ll. tri bf his lluty t:
dn, and this was nns or Mr Dot»snn's
strong oharncterirtlos. H11 carlo: ende
all too soon.
li
FAIHYLANIJ
are cxlrnctcfl frllu rxclinngrs. -‘ , '
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` THE DYEPPE CIRCUIT.
T-
All readers of the daily papers are
‘familiar with the izreatehtlsulomlble ~l-me
yn, wltnossol, st Dieppe France, l.. which
over one hundred machines from all part-S
of the world partiolpated=.~. What a
prvllegc ltls to hc able to sssthku big
event for the small sum required'
for admlsdon lo Fillrylanli. Prbtihbly
no picture has ever been taken
with more inconvenience 'and ll-
pensc to the pliotograplllrs than
this arcs: spectacle. It is plainly
shown where a mammoth machine valued
st twohty five thousand dollars, and going
at the rate of eighty miles an hour,
collided with the embankment; and tha
occupants instantly killed. The vary next
heat thing to seeing the great moo at
Dieppe, is to spend one small nickel, and
src lv- plainly exhibited on the canvas.
Three other interesting pictures wil
be shown tonight, the subjects of which
will be announced. on nccount of an error
nt. the St. John ollloe the wrong picture
were shlppodlnot belttgas hilh clans A
insisted on having, they therefor; war.
returned to St.. John and s shipment or
brand new picture! are erpeetgd. today.
The Mlmegemrnt of Falrylalid dock 4
announce thelBoeton Comedy Oo. K. il..
Webber ln “Westem Life will begiveli U
Falryiand Opera finale on Monday ever.-
ingslouz with the excellent pecans M
motion platlno. Ps so Webber h avd s
wsleoms vislwr sal with ole eonhlna
popularity of Kr. Wobluo and Nat cl
lsiryland the Oren House will dzubtlms
he crowded.
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, lilnarlft linirrult n‘li¢\u llcurlup
,wlmis, lllll: and a llc walmqlry
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