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uei'niyiii“i?tJiii  Be’sup--1iffria’iBiii1i_iiiiiii1sei1ei`He11`r1 $5 Per snare iirei sirieewee ‘eeeisreriu-ember ef_ii>eeeed'Awey Yeeieriiey Ev- cieim ef Meriei weekeeee Afier Their Deieuiey ser-
pien’t5iif is Chit? Coun-
Sii"-|‘ ~
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7 _ol 1 ; -‘ 1
reached Sill '_  '.with‘ Becker short
f ` series. Eriii"c11i11e sea-
f denly "
i
very brie! illness Vice President Sher
_man has passed away.
New rd? out 4 so.-'riie enerie ir_r1oA,N._Y., oer. so-site: 11
t
|y after 1.30~o’elpok this alternoon
Mrs. Bec\;?~'den'lt¢l the rumors the
Mr. Mcrnt _e was to be snbplen
as chiciiuounsel. I-Ie will represent
her husband, -she said, in all proceed
ings h6l‘0G|i'»,8l!. _4 `
New YoRi_!,‘ oct, ze.-ciierl
Becker, dBlf¢'led‘ police lieuteiian
will he sent_eneed'to~morrow morning
101- the murder ‘ow-Iermen Rosenthe .
me gambler. »B0cll_Qr will be brought
before Justéce _Goii _in the crimi
courts bull ing at 10.30 o'clock. H
adiaa Prose) 1 _ (Canadian Press)
ted
es
H81
_ The trouble was with a valve in
his heart. The end was unexpected.
UTIOA, N. Y., Oct. 29--Vice-Presi.
dent Sherman spent 9, good night and
=wae regarded as much improved when
The physician spent the night at the
t -his Physician leit him this morning.
l
win be told t nt he muse die in ch; °’°1°ck Mr. Sherman use 11 dnlnt. nn-
slectrlv Chair ,in Sing' Bing prison.
disturbed sleep, _ He is new resting
ure. es1_~,k_¢114 win be present in peer '_<1“1°'=1r and feeling much better. in
iier i1nsbend's iam pronounced by nie lent is Physically rind mencsiiy much
white-haired jllstice, who presided
improved. The serious symptoms of
at _
Becker's ti'l9_l_-  . _ the last few days have disappeared
"I shall certainly be in the court and the patient is now very comfor-
io-morrow," the devoted wife- said
to-day. after leavin-'g Cher husband he-
hind tlii bars in "_murderers’ row” in
the tombs.
'~'I shall go on the train with my
husband to Sing Bing. I want to
slay at his side as long as possible.
1 think it is my duty to do that, an
to he as brave as I can."
The “death house" at Sing Sin
table. _ ' ‘
M'ARCONI LEAVES __
SPEZJA HOSPITAL.
" SPEZIA, Oct. 29.-William Mar-
coni has lcl't here for Turin, alter
(1 having been in the Naval Hospital
since the automobile accident which
g cost him this sight of his right eye.
will be Bncker's home beginning not The Duke of Abruzzi paid Mr. Mar-
lntcr than Sunday, the state plans.
coni a last visit at the hospital and
District Attorney Whitman does not expressed satisfaction at seeing' the
want the responsibility of the ex- inventor looking so well. The King
lieutenaut'e presence in this cit
y and Queen wrote to Mrs. Marconi
hen he laces the " unmen" on sending cordial messages,
w D _ E
trial The first of them will prob
. ' .a-
lily be tried Mondo/y. Sheriil Har-
liourgcr declares be wi-ll not delay
Beel<er’s removal from the Tomhs.
WARDROBE CAUSED '
DEATH OF GIRL.
While stata's counsel is said to be -
willing to wait until<Saturday befor
taking Becker to Sing Sing, Sheri
llarhurger stated he would start with
his prisoner Thursday morning, pos-
sibly to-morrow afternoon.
BIG GUN CRAZE.
i.oNnoN, ont., oct. so--An old
e
H and massive wardrobe on the second
iloor of the~'I`ecumseb House caused
the almost instant death of Annie
Slavin, when she accidentally pulled
it over. It fractured her skull and
she was taken from under the ward-
robe dead less than a minute after it
fell upon her. George 0'Nell, the
proprietor, reaching the scene ai mo-
ment alter the accident. No inquest
LONDON, 0ct._ 29.--The keenest in- Will be held. Miss Slavin had' worked
cies heie over the announcement tha
at the Tecumseh Housd for iifteen
yea-rs. She cnme here from Exeter
the guns of the new German super- and is survived by n brother, William
tcrest has been aroused in naval cir-
- t
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driailnou hts will be of 15 inch ca
Slevin, of Chlsclhurst, and by a sis-
. g _ _ _
ilire and wllll throw- a. shell weighing ter. MlSS N9»r;g1c Slavill, Wlw i5 9190
1,650 pounds. The largest gun at
present mounted on a. British war- -"
ship is oi 13.5-inch calibre, and this
will shoot B shell weighing 1,400
pounds. Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge,
retired. the author oi several naval
e
works, declares that they arecapabl
of destroying any warship that has
been built or is in contemplation.
lie says: “Naval architects can
build ships that will carry bigger
guns than _the 15-inch ones, but he
question is are these big guns practi-
cally valuable? I strongly believe
that their introduction is altogether
in the nature of retrograde tactics.
At the bottom of this craze for guns
of great side is what is called the
moral edect, which is another pseudo
scientific name for f-link.”
Sir Hiram Maxim, the gunrnaker,
dlilers from the admiral. He believes
that 20-inch guhs are possible. As
tn the question whether the present
British -guns could smash any ship
built or contemplated Sir Hiram says
that "it must be remembered that it.
is not a question of dealing with
Ships at short range, but at very
an employee of the same hotel.
PRESIDENT TAFT HOLDS
CONFERENCE.
NEW YORK, october zo--President
conferences on the campaign here to-
night at the Manhattan hotel.
Charles P. Tait and Henry W.Taft,
his brothers, Chairman 1-lilies. of the
republican national committee, and
Senator Crane, of the Massachusetts,
discust the general political situation
with the president at dinner- Alter-
wards many of the republican leaders
in New York and nearby states met
the president and talked over condi-
tions.
It was said tonight that the discus-
sion was confined to the general situa
campaign was contemplated. _Among
the leaders who saw the president
were Secretary of State Knox, Chair-
man Barnes of the New York county
committee; Henry Ciews, banker; for
mer Representatives Olcott and Par
long range and the larger longer .
and heavier 'the projectile is and the sons’ of Naw Ycrk’ C' D' Non?"
hlghcr its velocity the greater the ef-
fect when the target is two or thre
miles away. I learned some time nge
that several 'firms in England, at
least one_._in Germany, and two or
three in tl'_»e` United States are quite
prepared to make a very hlgbpowcrcd
gun with 3 twenty-inch bore, but we
have 11ot come to that yet."
former secretary of President Tait,(i
H-. Kelsey, Thomas`Webb, A. B.Leech
of Connecticut, and William Nelson
Cromwell,.of New York.
The president came to New Yoirk tn
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Minard‘s Linlmcnt Cures Dandrufl..
E
the Navy Meyers came over from
Washington with him. 1
sEc0ND___D_ilY SuriirlEiisiDE_
Siiiiiiiu sciiooi. coiuisiuiori
I
ing session ot the Sunday School Con-
vention opened yesterday with an in
swirling lon: service. This _was -lol
lnwed by the address of the Presi
dent. Mr.-_Mlirfa said that the work
oi the Sunday chool was not dlllll
appreciated. The teacher should be
ulivg. to__overy moral and religious
opportunity. Biblical Geopraphy
on whieicte hang religious opportuni-
ty. _Tha teacher in fn_r more than
what»he<lliowe. He is tha revealer of
c1n1iee_s\s¢~|n1p1i
The 8.¢v_.__Jgme| Strothard, .peltor
ei u1s~eneu-e»h_1isg- church. se" the
add g!,____\ygl_°g`||\¢ qn.,boblill 0l‘“t1;¢
n use  _ _. .4-.i_till'I_l 309°" -
shmoe ' §i:1`is‘i:t:_'i1uinp, he said thei-
Kl .-_~ 'ie WM’ 'highly honored in
hav " 'in ___-hlerepreuiintstive in this
nrev f -.jose with siren abiding inw-
ea ui- I seq- sang: weft oi hunt-
Qoq‘,~_ ' ny- ‘¢ skhlbiteitd 
w ' 'f` ` 1 Br/vim* in
tliel ' " "e.h“}"ep,rr;eentatives oi the
King _oi agew. .~ 1 1
1.im.~oev. some emily rolled
an rs" 1., only sae wisely cn*
of__' _ - 'i' _' 'Q_ exp6i‘len0ll` ll 8
s run. He uid 0
_-»  r =_ii-§-_i':.....‘i“"- sired.
0 _ff `V__al\,!utui’l ei the nation is
4 ‘,_}|'1'b|
is very largely what its environme
to God that they may easily be le
to Him The child learns throu
conversation, through stories. 111°
tures, through the acti\ities sur
rounding him, and from playmates
The children's supplement of the Bun
r
most careful as to what things |
under the Union Jack es nea y e
her relatives lived in England and i
Australia Although all of her m
ther’e marrledvlife had been lived
the United Staten, to. this day n Qi
u of Queen victoria edema
e eonvention opened this morn
should meet the following reiiu
este: lst-Interesting from the
,vents leadin¢ to n climax, sho
sm ssstieniemry short hndlnr
' Feilewmg this. comet devo_
dx _ " led by Rl!-r '-7. Qt -'l'l\¢) _
sen, ilu. n.  isgxary
'gave his ending: r_ i e has ton
_.overs 
i'n°.s"".l1»'f-isesoii _ su. .1-4-._ »_-~
_(Spec el b Phone.) the child in the midst of the homo
S~UiiiliiElRBIdl1i `osct. 80,-The even-N and of the neighborhood. The chili
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Yi°.i_ielr~' ’“‘.°°l“I"1 ' I 'i _ ‘ ~- - ri
ati _thei\vll_vk_f~‘¢lli'_  '~
- _-Dentimied one pale- 1
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makes it Little children ure so near
lee by Mrs. srynsr. 'nie title ei its
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Kllili llPHUllSll
end ol $5 per share the first divid- uw into Ed. léidd M I’ became u
Garland by acclamation was declared
l'll0OIl
this alto _ ' to resist the Scrvian advance at
Sherman home. He gave one the 101. . _ _ _ ' _____;._ “N5-
lowlng statement atsix o’clock this ` (C““°dI““ Pre",
m,,,,,,,,g, _ _ _  ‘ . _ coNs'rAN'riNoPi.E, foes' ae-
. ,From midnight ‘mul about 5.30 '_ _ L , ____ Mahmoud Mukhtars division of~ the
Turkisli army repulsed the Bulgarian
.-1 . ‘ A ' ` (miniidiaii Press) ' "wma yesterday mmctmg severe 1°”
» _- '~ ' ` _ _ New YORK. ont. ao--/1 erewii l`1'ie§f-`0§.'§..i` t...`1I.i’§§;k'if'§i‘.f}'§f-n°"e1;l§h§lfl§`
= (Canadian |.,.0Hs) j, " - - that jammcd Madison Square Garden ,md Adrianople on the mmoam _
from floor to floor and ovciflowcd (Canadian Pre”
MADRID, Oct. 30.-King Alphonso » ` ___ )
of Dain’ is contined to had sunum through three blocks oi the surround- ` SOFIA, Oct. 30-It is oiiiciall re-
l§ _ Y
from an attack- of influenza. -`-- Ulil Blifeifl-5 gleféedttllli 1551186 ‘lf thu N ported tllut: the Turkish troops at
__ lifoizressivc PM Y Om!! 8 U- _miifid LO DON (ict. 31-(Special)-Ifnll Adrinnople have made several sorties
MAY QUARANTINE ' ' ODESSA out 31___(,_,pc__m,)_Dm__ meeting when U01- lionncvclt made goes wen, '1~ri111-_e /iiiiert. neeniiri erin eiiiefiy to the west. and snuuiwest but
CHRISTMAS TREE. ' ' ‘ ' . NB mil- llllllllll 9-i’l’€M`lll\C¢i lifter UW of the Kling and Queen, is to be creat have invariably been repulsed.
__ ing thc lust week Mohammed Ali, the a_tmck‘ma,\e on him in M,1wm,kee_ ed H Knight of uw Garter in the (Canadian Press)
BOSTON, Oct. 25)-Prepared to _:(;:ih:h0?t Eerstih‘:;?0x§e“c£;_‘rcg;;&X _ _ Y _ C S` ` early port of .func next. This eere-`
Protect against the proposed enact- d D fr  Persia (_ nndewial _ Tl-llc ILANT DINOROE A li.. ,,,,,ny will mpc ,,r,,£,, in the historic message fmml Uonsmntmnple Bays at
mont of 11, quarantine on Christmas ssllfic; K? a ai h_éu;;"ntl "ssm°"_;::: DDQ/N N M”*'-' 0 t 29 _Th home of the (irder in St. (ieorge'u the rcqucst of the ports and with tho
trees and other holiday greenery Pro' tween lah; air-;lial\'d residegge gberc newsktbigt lvlrs :£1.31-.rvilliie  Plant so? (`hal).el at -wmdsmn' mid uw "s""l“"" °°"s°“t 0' the German Emllemf th”
duct in New England, state oiiiclals . _ ' _ _ ' ' _ " ' __ ters of liie Iloynl liighiicss will bc ifiefmaii giiardshlp Ilorel has ro-
. and the Royalisi. heudquaitcrs at cictv leader had scoured a dlvolce - _ Y T’
of Maine, New Hampshire und Massa- ' - ' _ _ _ the Prince of Wales und l'r|n¢o Arch. cccded for Salonika in order 'f -
Gumiusb Temp from Thomas G Plant a millionaire , 1 1 119905
chuoetts went to Washington today. `. '_ ' _ ur of Oouuauglit. _ sary, to brin ex-Sultan Abd lH _
The royal exile luis quite recently shoe manufacturer took almost sec K U Bm
Tomorrow they Wm appear M the ii-haudoned the close domestic seclu- ondar interest to-day to the ques- id to (`°“5t““U“°P]°-
Department of Agriculture and enklea- _ _ . y ' - _¥__________ (Canadian press)
sion he observed since his return to tion of what financial settlement was
vm to prfwq that th.° forest products Odessa, and is now almost daily seen 0¥l’€l`~t0<1 ln thi* 0850- MTS- Pl9»“¢ dlil ATHENS’ pct' 30“N°w *md mo"
“sed at Lhnstmas t"me.d° :wt carry abroad iii his motorcar, or 'in the not aski alimony. Wil Elle had Origin” Nldw CABINET FOR E(;UA])0R ‘terrible Turklsh atrocities in tW°“tY
the eggs of the destructive Gypsy and evening at the 0p,,,.,,_ For the fi,-5,, ally attached her husband’s property P _ ' '
Brown Tall m'°t'hs` . time for many months hc the other for $1'500'000' . GUAYAQUIL Ecuador October 29 gm" are Omcmny reported' Village"
A naw provision in the agricultural da exchanged visits with the Gover- The testimmly give" is remarkamc' -A new Ecuallor ~abinet hu l ii were dash-oyed "nd inhnmtants mu'
lllll H»lltl10YlZ0S the BCCYEMYY Ol Bgfi-  According to the evidence, Mr. Plz-int formed b Pr ,d 'Q Leo _d E lm” sacred, .women and children being
culture to quarantine uny state, ter- no ' first met thc Elfl ln thi? 039° Vibe" - h~ch in esltfnl- m  ‘Ii am' liurncil alive.
'rltory,_ or district where there is a she was employed as waitress ln his :Il W l f llU;Qp,‘;F0l_"?5_ "ren .ls ubigtf
dangerous plant disease or insecL.The ""`°"*°“1° private dining room at the factory. Am_‘;"50_°Banu‘eNz‘; °i,§’gl_e‘; ‘_mF’t V." _.....,,_________
department has found that the KYDBY ` ` I . She was uncouth and untutored, yet _Dr Modestcl Penahe"_ere_ ‘warn 6 Wg 4 1
moth egg may lic transported on i ‘ seems to have exerted a strange las- ' _ » all EVANGELINF.
Christmas trees and greens 1 cinntion over the millionaire. The Marine-General Jlllm F- N\_1VHff0; MM.’N{,§ICENT STI,-AMFR
_______________ evidence showed that he took steps Fii:1an)ce-June  Came; liistructions - 1 , 1 .
»' - to have her educated and planned to all 1°9t9”L0_“1B N- D\ll0U- Lf0l\S'e5B_ HALH,-AX Oct 3,-)__what B dir
1 d it ’
WHITE SLAVE CRIMFL n1a11;r]y7rl;i;r as soon as he could secure C 056 S S€BS1°“B '£05111' ¢_,,,,,t tnhute has been paid to Ha_u_
_ ' er - _ _ 1 1.- ~
   ne 1.1 ....1 ive.. ee LOUNT nn snsricn Sei-£.?.1§‘. S “".".‘““ "°"° by “‘° "‘“““
4 The name of g Z ' ~ 1 ~
BRIDGEPORT Conn., oct. 211-Ae i , H U H h 1 or Bosfrou ii1sscr~_‘.N'r_ f ‘ I’ fi mvenv was realized
eoreing te the 'police cue ei-iuenee   Engffngy' ,gs §,§;t“’;;,,§ ____ vebtiflgdnv when the magnificent sel-
- ' ' -_ _ - - ` ' WA:-iHINc'roN, ont. 29.-Count #"6 “ef E"““g°“““ °l°““\°‘1 “P fl\°
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tml' have gathered ‘ll the ‘We "f Jen ""_’ the court that in 1909 Plant and a
nie Cavalieri shows ihat the uoman young woman stayed at ‘ Plant
was lured to this city by vlhite LONDON och 31__(SDccmn__An Camp Bonney RWM-_ N_ B and 1
slaves for the express purpwse of unusually* ' wcll-informed iournalist St- Sl-9l’l"3“-
making “way with her to prevent announces that as a result of cer- ““"°"_""'-"-"
her informing 0” them’ m me Vice itain recently-issued publications deal-
°'“°“d° bel'-"K °°“““°°°° 1" “‘“’“g° ‘O ing with ure ufe eerie eunrnecer of che 1'-ioossvieur SPEAKB Nr
stamp °“t 61° hmm” there’ Th” p“°° late King Edward‘ it is probable tha i
M" are J°§°ph Buunomo' James Queen Alexandra will revise her origi-
Matteo and Francisco Pizzichemi.Un- nal mtéétion and allow an ..a“tho_ NEW yORK_ october 29_The dc.
_known to the prisoners an Italian de- “Zed” me of His Majesty to be pub_
Taft hem °“° ot the largest' political tectivs was placed in B can “djmnmg lished much sooner than was intended for the progressivcrally tomorrow
‘mm and °"°fh°“fd “lim f““'““l= ne 1 re Kin 1e11 1111 me -were night. ei which colonel Roosevelt '
up a' story and they agreed to tell the
police as to why the woman was
the language of the underworld,show-
lst, bér no an informer, although they
agreed to say that Joseph Buonomo,
the man who admitted he killed her,
did so in u drunken rage.
»»~
Apply Box. 303, Chariottetown.
n irl or middle a ed woman
ant Street.
_ 10-31M 3lp .
LADIES DESIRING THE LATEST
d - ` _
in hair work mav leave their orders 
at 171 Great George Street. Spe-_  
cial attention given to mail orders
Ing B
_ . _ i ~\ .
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_,  ,_ _ _,_  ,_ _. ._ _  _ mv, ,.____, _,W1 _ _., _ _
ii wi ¢<   iii-_,_,~.1~"iW »i _ \,;'1 ,. ’ ~ li 'i .Iwii 
T a g _ p
papers to Queen Alexandra to des
troy or retain for publl-cation
cs y h
King und-Princess Royal.
MAN'S STOMACH
tion perfiormed upon him today at th
_ One cent per word each insertion Howe of Mercy in this city.
A METAL MINE.
is
- to make a short speech, has been so
__ _ _ us great that progressive leaders were
'mum' The c°“v°r“u°n' couched m seemed fit by her, and these Her Ma- buying in tickets at an increased
_ _ 1; 1 .1 Lb 1 - rice. The gre t hall seats ver t
05 that th” enmity °f the me" "'lra‘“`_ jesrellullas uéiticetllgllgssisltrillhxdd ni ‘thi ) a O cu
thousand people, and the tickets were
distributed by the progressive state
committee and sold thru district lei-
clers for the benefit of the state cam-
paign fund. It is said today at
headquarters that as high as $100
was being paid for 9, box ut the gar-
den bv those who had not participat-
- 1 . _ _ ed in the ori lnal distribution of
  --»     of °°"“‘i‘“'i‘,’,.,°1“ E F., __:.ii3.".i.i“i;;i1i1_.2;i-...is;  iii *
_ A  and a piece of crude iron were the i
digestible articles taken from th
abdomen of Lukie Parsons’ known a
the "human ostrich,” in an opera
B seats.
ne PROCEDURE IN CASE OF
B VACANCY 0'N THE TICKET
c WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Should ii
vacancy accur upon thc _Republican
plea of not guilty to that of guilty
t NEW YORK RALLY TONIGHT
mand for seats at Madison Garden
ouis lie Sarligc, thc newly appoint-
ii third secretary of the French em-
bassy, wlio is expected to reach New
York this wcck, is of New England
descent, it became known to-day, and
his paternal grandmother was Miss
Anna Thorndike of Boston belore her
marriage.
FATHER VAUGHAN
REPORTED MISSING.
WINNIPEG, Oct. Z9-Considerable
anxiety is expressed in various quar-
ters as to the whereabouts of Rev.
Father Bernard Vaughan, the iam-
ous English Jesuit. He left Moose-
jaw at two-thirty o’c1ock on last
Friday for Winnipeg, intended to go
to Chicago and thence to New York,
where he intended to remain two
weeks. At Chicago he had nn import-
ant lecture appointment for Sundsiy
night, but failed to arrive. Inquiry
at the Bishop‘s Palace here, elictcd
the information that Father Vaugh-
an expected to be there in ai few
days, but his present wlicrcabouts is
unknown.
100 YEARS OLD ANI) ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, October 29-Mrs. Mary
_ Davie In i?ru`er"i.»__`__. 10-80 M 81. 'hours and
inches in length
ron sims, naoisrnnmn rides- --
dBY “°“P°P°" is “Wt “'1‘"h°1°'°’“" tine Bull three years old. Nicely (Special to the Guardian)
Histor! aim Biesrenhr ew mf' P°K° f°°d f°l' if If- le W°r¢l\ While t° be marred. Genus disposition- Annu' Tononiro, occ. ei-Moderate ie
“ to H. W. Davison, Bristol, P. J.. fresh westerly winds; fa-ir and cooler.
d the child Mrs. Bryliel' llld - P. E_ L 19-31 Mu Eglpd . ____.____._.__»
rosa
that she hed a very homelllm lbellhs - -~ i '*”“""'-’“"“""“ *”°' 'rp 1 1; te persture recorded'
,| u 0, ooN"r iroaoiiir AUo'r1oN same t°rda"W°“was 'amwwo _,mm
n of ‘Lumber and Stock on Hammond Y" e _ 7 h h ,_ I 4, _
J°h"é";“'°du"mN°t ggsckhy -PMB* game ésfigeéuérlltlelowgstsreililgleclnitlle promised? If -iuot do it now. 10-30M4i.
"’“ ° “r W' Uv’ ’ °°mm°n°' vi i ht s forty above. At
3_1 _t 1° °'°l°°k Y' m` 1°‘31Mm‘- Side Tam? It wir: forty-two degrees
t It T0 RENT-DWELLING HOESE, iyove and at nine D. in. it was fort-Y'
w_lrll of her room. _ , V _,_ _[fi "coach house end barn. orchard and :lx above.
'fb _ let grounds _Si acne at Bevel*-v J of 'ree use win be high uns suerneen 10-soma.
wi li a °0'\l°l‘°“¢0 On ll»°l'.Y l2°1ll I Georgetown. also Dwelling House. nc 8.05 and tomorrow at 4.07; it. ----
Southport-lifaclninnon dr McNeill. - ,,111 be high tomorrow morning at "stayers every time, not once in
amnnion wee t-het e seed story 10-19115 ei. 1.111 and seein-any morning it 11.39. while er eeesnensiiy, init me any 1
F W-ANTIIID-_A*(lt‘)`@if"E'NT*G=1`RIZ FOR The sun sets this afternoon at 4.48 and dey out performance of the Solid
V il f rrow at 4.46' it rises to Durable Smith Premier and Reining
‘“ 4 _ 1 11 k 1 fem e 11 t ~
¢_‘““i“5; aM“A°u°“ “G °r°"“§n gllx?e‘eraRef:¥:;de?req‘lii:ed. Apllly to lriinorrocwmlnorning at 6:41 and Satur- ton is phenomenal. A. Milne Frnse
10-31M5i
° im. 1-*_ iz. Newsom ei Bayfield su it 6.42. mum, N.s.
‘ Street, between the hours of and The mom, uw benign; se 10.32
8 ml ' '_____10-iliiidti. vm, moon was full on Friday, 0et.4 °-The amount of subscriptions t
FTON ST BE- “th at 10 80 p m the Y M C A for the last tw
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tween Davis 5 Fraler'| and 0ofiln'e The lest quarter of the moon will weeks is creditable. But an equal o
r. Grocery Store, .purse containing be on Friday, Nov, Ist ut. 11.38 p. greater ainount was given to a com-
ii- I euisil sum messy. railway ticker in. . . nlnv to take away from the Pro
.fum keys, ying”-__p1¢", 1”” at The length of today will be ten ince. and the city got no benefit iro
e ht minutes. lt. Think about it. 10-30M
. ing. _
 __ _______'_____.}£T31_m‘5.il?f1‘ Ono of the articles taken from Par-
W-ANTED--NOVEMBER 17TH GOOD, uon’s ailniomcn wasea spike fully three
stro g g g . .
in family of two. Inquire 15 Pleas- The operation revealed that one of
-31M6ipl1_ the nails had punctured the wall of
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HAVE 'YOUR CARRIAGE WHEELS The man's cast-iron constitution llcads
’°l"""°d “°“’ ‘.‘““ 1°“"° °’“’°““' Fw in the beiier nine Luke win he eine
W. Prowse, St. Peters Road. d to wmther tm pmsentlstomy though
- ciienieecors win make no prediction
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‘alms °°l“mnv Gab must accom' ticket eltlicr before or aiter election,
3 WU! Order and live Der Cent dl9°°““t ,vglirsgss isa Aqhieéal: satan Izgtxgs some Republican leaders here to-day
allowed. Minimum charge twenty-live who ~ connnefl human to pins an
B of New Jersey.; C0l0n0_l 151186 Ullman. af-¥§'._-__.___-.___.__.._.._..__.__... needles and hone collar buttons and
SAUNSOME SAUSAGEB THE BEST 1 cm-pet tacks was 3 1;y|i0_
made. Fresh every' day at Saun- HB 1,, mighty proud of hp; exploit;
dere. Newsom & Oo. 9-6Mtf. Lest week Luke complained of in
witness tomorrow the launching ol W»A'N;l‘ElT-vGIRli 15011 1,1(§ff'i‘ digestion, He had had one or twio
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the statc's biggest battleship. the housework. Apply Mrs, John attacks before but was always ab
dreadnou ht New 'Y0rl\. SG¢l'Gt8l'y ol _Prowse, East Royalty. 10-31 M3ipd '10 l`°l_l°"'9 the l‘Y'mDt0mS by eating a
wAN,I.ED'_ A MAIDVFOR GENERAL, [ew pieces of old tins, 9. pcnkn fe, a
house work, one to sleep home. Ap- butmn lmqk’ M “ coup” of k';,yHt'_
my 137 Prince at m_31m3,,,d_ But in this instance, for reasons t ri
i-0-R--S-A-Eii;--A-3-gil-TQ-i_--jmést are not explmncd, ho took nntliini of
" Y that kind. He asserted that hc ai
black mx" “mn D““'°“’° ranch' eaten no mctnl since last Thanksgiv-
wheu they meet in January, would
‘_ a 8 D Y
_fdor Vice-President they might choose.
_’ Preccdents are lacking, but it was fle-
clared that only party discipline and
honor had in the past bound electors
to vote for their party nominee. Pro-
bably ,1 choicc by the Republican Na-
tional Committec or its Executive
Committee would receive thc support
of the Taft electors. Ordiiiarily
should there bc iio Vice-President, the
i'_rcsldent Pro. Tcni. of the Scniitc
line of succcssiim to tho Prciiidcncy
_For the last several nionthsf however;
tho present Senate has been unable
to agree' upon ri president pro. tcm.,
u.nd that oilice has been vacant.
iiiincuiiesiiiiaiirs.
coiuiie siiiaiirs.
iiseriiies. Ere
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One cent per word eacli insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
`n order and five per cent discount
. pa y
10-31 M6l&.   ETC allowed. Minimum charge twenty-live
cents.
"Ladies desiring the latest in hair
work should .look up classified nd.
I0-31 M lipd.
"Have you done your part to help
the Y. M. C. A. Secure the nmount
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‘-Is your namc on the list of giv-
Better see that it gets there tu-dey.
h v ower to vote for nn candidate
ers to the Y. M. C. A? It should bc.
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‘T 1 NEW mbseriliers to The Guardian can take advantage of this offer. _
Hurt, 100 years old, was nrraigiieil
in the police courlz yesterday, charged
5 argued, thc Presidential Elect01`S- with assault and battery. The een-
tenarlan prisoner, 11 ncgress, who was
employed as curetuki-r by Rov. D_l<.
f‘lcn1ons, pastor of thc church, with
iisriault on him wlicn lic endeavored
to ilisclmrgc hcr. Mrs. 1-lari. is the
oldest prisoner ever to appear in n
Chicago court. Shi-_ comliictcfl her
own cnsc. I rnfusml to allow that
man io rcmovi-_ me from i.l1r1si‘. prem-
iscs without two weeks' notii-c, sho
dvr-liircil. -
Segregation of Big iParliain'e'i\‘,t by Acclainationf ening at Royal Victoria Accepted by Court and vians Officers Acted
Companies' .Libera~lsDidn’t0ppose Him- Hospital Sentence_Deferred Without Orders A
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NEW YORK, Ott- 30-The Stand- OTTAWA, Oct. 30--W. F. Garland .M0N'pR|4;A|_,_ 0c¢_ 30__S,,m,_¢_,,¢ A1; NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-“lied l"liil" BEIAIRADE, Oct. 30.#-A quarrel ee-
srd Oil Co of Ohio the original Stas of this sity the clioice of the Conner- an of p;c¢°,,’ N_ S__ died in Royal Davidson, slayer of "Big Jack" Zellg currerl among Turk-ish eommundsfb
dard 0ll.Co today declared a divid- vatlvss-of Car eton in succession to %l°¢°fi“ H°°P"»“l at 8 p_m_ and gang lender to-day changed his a_fter_ the defeat 0! Kumanova. by the
Servians, according to reports from
°“d Um” tl” °°5"°S"'tl°” Of N-\l`l0\lB member of parliament yesterday of second degree murder The testi Alskup
niony of physicians that he was weak. The result was that Zskki Pasha,
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°°1ni>_s“i°°- 'ru ue ei ‘t e 'ri 11 'e ` in " ' ' - " V
1,1 _ .__ . _ 4 am el; ti par yd em: 1 woe' | '.nenta1lly was accepted und sentence commander-in-chief, ordered n, re-
be wa' O me an mo ey ° pu a 1 was deferred The maximum c alt trc t whll f ill t
clmdidata up and the elwtimx 0! Mr' - is life imprisonment' D n y ow: rcspogsinbiliefry 0or(d°di'se'd aghhngmgllil
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BERLIN, Oct. 30-A semi-official
hristiaii villages in the Jamina 1-9-
iarbor at the end of her long and
tcmpestuous trip from England
Glllll’ decorated with ilags from
stem to stern and appearing as ii
sho had but slid from the ways the
new steamer tied 'up aber dock at
3-30 Yesterday afterno . There was
a brisk north wind blowing at the
time of her arrival, 9,-nd to enable ber
to make her wharf the ship steamed
some distance up the stream, turned,
and proceeded slowly to her berth.
This manocuvring enabled the many
EFOUPS Oi people along the water
front to obtain sin excellent view of
her compact and substantial build.
.Aftcr battling vsitlrthe elements
for almost two weeks, the Evange-
line looked none the worse for wear
and arrived here with all her splen-
did equipment intact, and having
given most excellent proof ol her sea-
worthiness. ' In fact she had _about
the most strenuous test any new
Shiv would require to prove its
worth.
The Evangeline left Greenock Octo-
ber 17, having on board the follow-
ing as passengers: Col. H. IJ. Chip-
man, manager of the Plant Steam-
ship Company at Halifax, who has
been abroad superintending the com-
pletion oi’ the shi-p._ Accompanying
him were Mrs. Chiliman and son; Mr.
Fergusmi of ldngland, who formerly
was connected with the Dockyard,
and his wife nnd daughter, and David
Starr, manager of the Clyde Valley
l<llccti'ical Company of Glasgow, amd
a lirothcr of Charles E. Starr 0| this
illlll/~ (iaptain B. I-I. Hatfield, a nn-
tive of Tuskct, Yarrmouth, but for
mn.n_v years living in England,
liroiiglit out thc ship. l’k\.ssongors _:mei
nillccrs arc all one in praise for U19
iscawiirthiiicss of the new liner, par-
ticularly in vicw of tho weather
which linilelcil her during her trip
ticmss thc Ai.lr|,ntic.
Fm tho month of 0("l`OliElt
mills ilmli any nf its viiiiipi-titoi'e~i.
The (liximiliiiii Coiiiiiryiiiiiii
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coinplotvil iiirmigmnoiifs to oi’f4~r tho :ibovo two paporg io uily nd-
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public of this l’rovh1ci-_ uri it 1-iijoys ai larger circulation hy thous-
ia ii °\\'l&F.KLY furm magazine
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