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TORONTO. Oct. 23.-Onta.rio's Bap-
gjnt convention was marked by a. bit-
ter attack on the Roman Catholic
Church by Rev. E. 'J. Stobo who rid-
iculed the Eucharistic Congress at
.Mo11t1'cni.
'He rc1'erreil to Father Vaughan’s
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Holf Hour Before
Bringingonwn ‘
Verdict 6 f
omni.
WILL BE Hl\NGED`
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Dr. Hawley
sermon and defied him to infiuonce_.’Jl'iDP€l1 WB-S foufld gililty after one
nyyyhudy-_
'Other speakers urged a monster
iulc of Protestants carrying open
.r .
gflilc through Montreal strects ncxt_
year. `j
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half hour’s deliberation gn Saturday
afternoon and was sentenced to be
hanged within a month..
Ethel LeNeve's trial corrimences
Tuesday-. `
NETS ELENH UE 1   _
NIUHNEH EHNHNE
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special to The Guardian. '
S\\'i§l:l'l`h‘l3UiiG, Quebec-, Oct. 23-
Wm, llichurds was declared 'not guil-
1,y of murdering Leonard Doherty of
Si, John. 1
It iippeiired both men were -drinking'
heavily and Richards, while intoxicati
ed struck llolierty and killed him. '
LONDON, October 21.-The pitiful
figure of Dr. I-l. H. Crippen, confus-
ed, self-damaging and crinlgiin-g. writh-
ing_beneath a pitiless rain of ques-
tions while he slowly saw his case
tottering before him, featiwed h-is sen-
sational trial for the murder of his
actress-wife, Belle Elmore Cr ppen, in
Old Bailey Court today.
Under the merciless cross-exami'nat-
ion of Prosecutor Richard Muir,"
Crippen rapidly changed from the self-
compilaccnt and iiapper prisoner into
an object of abject pity. `
Court attaches declared that he hadl
‘ placed the noose about his own neck,
_and the spectacle presented was one
' , _oi the most pitlabie in the annals of
t
he famous triliu-nal of justice.
is wife since February 1, nor did he
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____ |know any one who had seen her leave
now 1‘1ueAr. out zo-‘ America in his residence at 39 Hilldfev Crescent
Mcl‘hn1l in the course of a lecture on
concerning lieigleavimg him to join
The Nomnd before the Nomads another man in America. was a mere
f continent of nomads," said D_i~, ive. He admitted that his test-imonvi
ii V I in _ ` I
a
Club, nt the Edinburgh Cafe last
ni ht, “and much lin us that shocks
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thc l~lurcpr:an mind is due to this. ination within the- memory own liar-_
We have the qualities andidefects of
ssumption.
lt was the mont terriflic cross-eocsirm
rlsters who looked on. At ti es Snli-`
ihf: i>i~\\ecr. We have not Settled error Alfred Tobin intervened in any
down. Wu are not governed so much to save his client from the avalwnche
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Special to The Guardian.
-t ' s
Philadelphia Americans, who 1-,oda
to two fairly and squarely.
ing gainwi -in Saturday.
fitable series ever played.
NN l]Pl|E|NN'S A
SUNNEN NENTH
Special to The Guardian.
ternoon from' heart failure.
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EUNNHI] _ LINE _Til
HUIEN NINNNN
LONDON, Oct. 21-It is reported
that the Cunard Steamship Company
has definitely approved of plans for
the construction of a new steamer of
'Jury Only Out For 
EEINMPNNNSHIP
CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-The basdliall
champuonship of the world bloin s to
Y
defeated the Chicago Nationals seven i
Philadei  ci won five of /live g°B1mes
Played- Ch'=ns<>'s solitary vi<=t°ry'b1\+ has been can-rnliy worked nut, and
,;~..$IQ.0.0_in. Gold will be
paidtolzhefirst __ sonsend-
ing in the nam§§._the_§an-
diQ;:f__rece_iv_ing _ egfeatest
`ni;xg_e'r' of , votes. in- this
contestn No cohditioiratt-
ached to' the -offer. 'just
send in the name of your
f_av_0rite_ and we will call
upon her without suggest-
ing your name. `
a
mentioned. _
pireciative characters and are just the
desired quality we purpose entertain-
ing. .
The way the surrounding territory
has been arranged makes it interest-
ng for those in all sections of the
contest territory.
The system.of recording the votes
the voted Ballots will at all times
1 As a rc;|lt of the series the two be ready for inspection by the con-
lteams divide eighty thousand dollars t
between them this being. the miost pro-
The Beautiful Pianos which will be
awarded each of the three districts,
are on exhibition at the following
places: A. E. Toomhs, 177 Queen
Street; Miller Bros., Kent Street,
and Montague Furnishing Company,
Montague, P. E. I. The contestants
and friends' are cordially invited to
call at any of the above places and
see. our beautiful ;‘Willis" and Men-
dellsohn Pianos, which will be award-
cd. to three fortunate young ladies on
December 17th. _
Remember, when you ask a friend
ST. JOHN, Oct. 23.-D, Boynner, 5 or acquaintance for a subscription to
prominent optician_ fell dead this af- The Gllflflliml. H1141 he DY H110 KFBHLH
your request, they get va-
lue received for every cent
invested, as The Guarzlianl is dc-
livered every week day, covering th:
entire period of the subscriptrion at
the same price that it would be de»
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estants and friends. , ' |
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Special to The Guardian.
CALGARY, Oct. 23.-A deputation
.from the Ready-Made-Farm Colony
lwaited upon* President Shaughnessy
Eof the Canadian Pacific ou Saturday
presenting n resolution conveying the
settler’s thanka for the great kind-
ness shown by the Company and auth-
_oi~izing_the railway to report to Eng-
land the decision of. the settlers that
,Canada is in reality the prorriised
land. - A
Shaughnessy, in reply, offered acup
.or best kept farm
NEEINENTS Nl _   1
Sl. STEPHEN.
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»Special to The Guardvian. /
E St STEPHEN, Get. 23.-Jos Arm-
strong and John Diensmorc while /lion-
oMMUN1cAT1oN_ WITH _
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The names of many ladies are be NVNFI I  V I 1 `   I   ’ E; A V I N A
iii...’§§§‘i§°.n°l'il§¥....'i“..iZ;'3i`$N’.  °Succe'ssf11ll; lixper-   __ _
Prize Contest Many nomination
blanks areimeeting a. two-fold fur- ‘ ' V ' _
pose, the one suggesting the mime     
and the other conveying iénsolicited _ _ ,_   __ _ _ _ _ _ __
information describing in etai the " ' ’ '
dmirable characteristics of those     
1 A lar e number are very highly re ` V '
commeniied. We are assured that 
they possess high ambitions and ap- l-' _ . l- ‘
_ _ Special to The Guardian.
A  I 'ronoN'ro_ oct. za.-In nn ini.»i--
iview Premier Hazen of New Brunsw-ici.
:declared strongly ogainst`recip1f..;l-
i ily- ~»
; Hc found no feeling anywhere in
M _ _ __ Canada favoring this policy and 1.¢»
_any "1 th" pfounce and 0" thi? licicd the United States would n.-:er
mainland have been wutchinl-1 with be satlsdeil with reciprocity in n=i1..r-
innnh in1,@i~n_-it the progress of me pri- nl products alum; but would ileiiiniifi -
vate cable bct\veen`Pictou and Wood U,” sa“"`_t""H"‘ mr, m““‘“m°@“"f“l “"'
Islands for F_- B_ Mccurdy & 00,5 ticlcs which wiii...l .atally inJuii 1 ..n
, _ _ _ ada. - - ~
stock brokers branch oflice in th1s_ _ _.._______ ____. H
city.
This cable is being laid for the ex- I  UH' 
elusive use of this company in its _ _
business and will prplia_l_iiy_lie in use 5 _ P 
by the firm within a very short _ -__).§
time.
_ The laying of this cable is an epoch qioponm-,,_ _. 0-,__ .il _,.__,,_ _,__
in the history of this province from Gould, thc new mndi. ,.1 _.,|_.,»;-ii.1.,<_
several stand points, not from tiicnlcni. i ¢` L11. i li»--cn if :ln lfi'-. i1>'!'1
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commercial value of the line alone imilm """_“’* """‘~ *VS “B ""1 ‘ '“' "‘_`
. 'iwi more - i iv : niioe- 01 iw-1| 1-1
but from developments winch may1secr0t,,__,. f _____ __|_ _,,,,___  , __
ensue in the future as a result of ex-line (Tl. ‘ . Tn. Mn.
periments conducted by the P. E. I..
Telephone Co., during the placing o `  1'
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Berrnudas and New Yorli City, so tho more was di-Owneip
_ _ getting-_ of votes sl1o‘1i~l be the He was aged 43 and was un»m_m.ried_
| Crippen admitted that he knew of OHS Ulm! 11l>_P01`¥\‘l0Sl'- in YUUF mllm Galen Love entered the Canadian
T' M ' no person who had seen or heard\|from‘~_ ____ imm “OW “M11 the C1059 of the °°“'iPacilic employ Friday as a brakeman
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livercd were votes not considered. ting this afternoon were upset in the
You cannot afford to miss this de river just above the town,
lightful and instructive Trip to tho Armstrong swam ashore, but D.;-ns.
est' _ land was crushed to death between
Apply yourself' make “D your mln” cars on Saturday at McA'dani Juct
to be a winner of a Trip or Piano,,whue attemptin to mah, his mst
ask your _friends to help you and one con un g "
f the menly rewards will _be yours. _P 5'
On Saturday the Telephone Com-
pany tried the experiment of talking
over this cable to Picton and the re
suits obtained were highly satisfac-
t0I‘y_. The Collversatlon was heard 5_5
distinctly between the parties in P.
l'l. Island and iii Nova, Scotia, 3_3 ii
they were each on an ordinary ground
the cable between the two provincesn i
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lm_e_ _ N BOSTON, Oct. Z1-7`n1i1.v |i1i‘:'\'11|‘1»
18.01 0oo‘I eu 01 eseuuoi sem? ooo‘o9 0
The Ballot Box is located in' tlfe "' ' "‘ __°°'”’_°`°°"°°-"
Later even a greater degree of Buc_ ,and constraint exe;r_°c1_s-_d 1»\__ni_»;i» _in
cess was achieved when " the Sandford ro go ‘B °°""" H
bi' l"“' "lid Order as EW eKPedie“°V~ of questions which rained upon him.
T<»s11cr‘i-eil is everything. The means.
of s11ci-1-ss are indifferent. We admire
the str<n~;; man, not the man who is
just un-1 1'1';:`.1t."
lleiirriirg more particularly to Can-
ada, Ur. i\liu-.I-‘hail said: .
"’l‘<i» iuuvli is made here of the
pi~oil1u-iioii of this and that, and not;
enough of the production of men. We
ure roiistantly _drafting in the No-1
miifis-mit. the rude healthy primitive
The defence in the trial of Dr. H.
H. Crippen for the murder of his wife
closed its evidence at 3 'c"clock this
afternoon. All records for speed in in
criminal trial 'have 'been broken in
this case."
LONDON, Oct. 20.-When Dr. Crip-
Den stepped into the dock this morn-
'ng alnoti-ccable pallor and a suspic-
on of irony were discernable in his
1
nations, but the oflshoots of viciousffea-t‘"`55» which UI’ tm now iuscruta'
civlliziitioiis The alilen prcponderat-
ell in the United States, isthere any-I
thing to show that he will not pre-
l
ble. _
A sensation ron through the crowd-
ed court when Mr. Jenkins, juniior
Iuniieriito here? 'counsel _for the defence, called on
“The Must -of Canada has rcachedl
the stage when either emigrationf
must liu-gely lincre-asc or l:etter_
methods of cultivation -be adopted. I*
am lniplil’ to say that the latter al-I
tc1'nati\'c is being adopted. The no-
mail is bcconiing fixed pogiilation.
“.\1n»tlii~r hopeful sign is this, that
‘Cuiiiulii is the first country in the
world which makes- au attempt to
conserve its natural resources before.
if in mu inte. But the powers of
that ciiniinissiou should be incre;'ascd.!
They sliould not only make r om-_
mi-nllutioiis, they should draft; M3 e'n~\
io1'ce 1-cizulntions.
“Tlin Conservation- Gommissiont
might servo the country 'by being
llll'-_ln and truthful about the facts
which some into its cognizanlse. But
lt pi-obiilily would not or speaking it
would not he heeded. Civilization
would mine to 11s, perhaps, as to
Uthcr untiuns, after the material re-
sources had been destroyed."
“@_"_P_-‘i
wnuessso Rescue
l_"iA|5ll"!\X, Oct. 22-A. M. Bauld of
""5 City. who was a passenger of
the iituiuncr Trent, bound from B`er-
“lilfl-1 to New York, when that
”i"f‘“_"‘\` bickcd up the crew of the
ilffllllidr America,'s.rrived home last
“Milli-_ Mr. Bauld left Bermuda on
tilt lrirnt at noon on Monday and
viitiirss-oil the thrilling rescue of the
L1-rw of the airship, and saw the
;‘_:""" I\l‘rlurniauco from the time
=\_tt_11o balloon ‘was first sighted
until it had passed from the view
ul tiiosc on board the Trent. _
M . '._`“`”`_""'°"“" ' ' '
Harvey Hawley Crlppen. “The prison-
er. with a quick step, forced his way
through the crowd to the witness'
box.
He saidhe had a theoretical train-
ing iu surgery, but ‘never had any
practical experience; had never perfor-
med a Dost-mortem.
Crippen told the story of his mar-~
riage to Belle Elmore in America.
They lived as man and wife till Jian-
uary_1904. After his return from Am-
erica, he found her quite changed.
She was always finding fault and
quarrelllng. He found Millar had been
aking her about during her absence.
He had bought drugs for persons tg
friends that she was dead to' co-ver the
long and have 90,000 horse-ppwer.
CAPT MACKINNON
The closing shoot of the 4th Regi-
ment Rifle Association was fired on
Q/Junds at each. Possible 100 points.
n conjunctiori with lt the final shoot
for the_Canadian Rifle League's Tro-
phy, the first stage of which ,was
fired last Monday at 200, 500 and
600 yards, was conchrded. Tlieshoot
for the granld aggregate resulted in
a win for. Capt. D. _A. McKinnon
with a total of 642 points, Br. J.
Landrigan 'being second with 630
'l‘ro1:ihy resolved itself into acontest
between the two above winners of
the first stage with 94 points each.
`At the coniclusion of the 800 yards
they were still a tie, having made 43
points at the 900. They were a tie
until after the fifth shot, when Capt.
McKinnon gained a point and con-
tinued to gain, finally ending a win-
ner by 4 points, with an excellent
score of 47 points. Capt. McKionf>n
and Br. J. Landrigan each won a
spoon for the two highest scores 'if
the day. - .
C. R. L. TROPHY SHOOT.
i First Stage.
Capt.1 D9 A. McKinnon.....-............. 94
Br.  Landrigan................. 
-Second ~Stsge.
Capt. D. » A.i McKinnon.........,........ 90
Br. J. Landrigan  86
‘Hurd s Iimlment relieves Neuralgia.
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AFTER Eisitnu s. s. co.
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a_§0S_T0N. oct. ai-.inouinr ininnrtf
___ __c°__l_f\_l1'-<_f1 in transportation service
._________ _ _rf_ _to _be pennies. It- wi; rev
fhut tho' New ,3P:l¥NlFmN (gstrwsefl da;
_ , c_ a '-
g_f_l_1_t_foi~d R1\ilra§d_hss ode?edm$100 a
°l' wil rv  'ofjthe ante n
_'ff-_§§"_\_§=_l\_:n_onm_§»¢n%~_..1z'__i_: that 1%
re use -i - y group
"'*,;_'l"=rs cnnmiiflng the stock. '
~ 1 ._ V 1 . . » I’ and rises tomorrow morning at 6.27. I fr sh and cured meat,
that the Eastern Steamship Com-  In The moon sets this morning at Based' ° '
pany will eventually pass to the com H  g 10_09_ I » »¥;:';;)n.sbBcUn' and vegqgfgfgzipg
_ _ I th ' ~ _  The highest temperature recorded ___.._-----#_--A------q----if-_
'The New Haven now contro s _ 1:, _ yestemky was M¢y_|°|,|- “gms a. JUST open at 51 Queen dt. use
Melina Central, Bostonl & _ Ma nf; _ .._.._.._- bg" M,-0_m§,i the lowng was (orgy. room, vocal tuition a sD¢01'B\¢Y-
Wnshlngtml C0'~lT\tY~ mid “th at rj” Eve" (qoljgy gent 90 5 (groin mgil -ggvgn gbqvg up t ll ning p. m. The S§°_3d_l5t°f-  ‘0_"z4‘f6ipd' .__
rolds- If it 8°” *"°'F°*.‘°°.‘f“ °-‘mi nriien new neinn choke one onninisi ip-nm moreso one summon mgiii ownmo, nnnrinvn may unani-
'mp °°'“°°“y~ it mm ° `O O “N irlt out of the section from which was forty-flve.cbove. The lowest ro-  market. Open lawful days ten to.
trol of the railroad." ‘#-
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A Hot Shot on
practically every stramshlp llno from BD
' J h N w ‘i r‘s vlb th r t 1- it is sent. Don't dn lt. corded Bat rday was thirty-nine a- eleven. 10'20d1W-
Bt o n to 0 '0 ` " 1
most A foregone cuncguiilon would benefit ls s alle" -
lg il?-Tfri'°"'-& q°'l"*¢l¢1‘| $5051-W5# IDBUTUH 0' we E"s:i(;:,‘,‘ (0 In M lMlnard’s Llnlment Cures Dandruff. ' £239 up till nlno p. m. ' ' Mlnard's'Linlment Cures Burns, etc. Although it was lightly spoken
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on a conversation for several ni
ments with almost the some results.
   write the name, aldrcss and districtl '|' 
points. The shoot for the C. R. li. _‘
our votes ican be placed at any time.1 |
hm you deposit "clipped" coupons,! . _ - f i
bundle It seems necessary to repeat
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S _ .d t 800 I 900 _ d _ all "cl1ppcd' coin ons will Le void  H  ` '_ _ ' Tl ~ .. 1 - ~ _ nl d t d__,
mm ay a am YM E 10 unless voted within seven days |'fXU”0m0 E1`Ht1liCuf-1011 of those con- hom?5;$:1t§;r?é§;:_E13:n regovei.) "
of yourself or favorite, and place ai HIL   _
string or rubber band around each 1
f.._-_-_-
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Subscription Price and`
Vote Values in Contest
OTTAWA, Oct. 21.-E. J. Chamlber- ,
lain, General Manager of the Grand
Subscription Rafe _
Morning Guzirclinn. By Carrier __
at 3.oo.per year 1 your 3 oo No.
W EB. l S YCBF. O T08. [`0l'l'l
_Prince Rupert to Edmonton, he said
,would not be completed until 1913
owing principally to the scarcity of
_ U.S.A. I year z._=,o' No. of Votes |
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Morning Guardian by Mai lo
Sooo.
For the first time in the history of
E I l l
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__ . san( telephone communica-
tion has been had with the outsid
1 _ ' ' operators in ._  
main hall of The Guardian, in which1HA__-TIE   _uns province and in Halifax ca,.ri,;,?ig§_;l_oh___lI\_'l;_;___ ;1_p_osr;d t1:__._;z___1_.__i__ 1_1;
turn over to the colony $1,"`..» iii
money and $500 worth of h . i '-fu lil
goods, according to Attornley ii -iléiini
E. Dorman, who has been siltini' 
.auditor in the suit of Mr. Ca.e .1
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world and the great possibilities f galmt the colony
. _ Trunk Pacific, who was in Ottawa o_o- c¥_mn_umcnti(m_ t,Fh_;;"g§; l_'if__f__E’:°;‘f_’;
` of Votes xz.ooo. Ii day' states thu” th`°_  T' P' Wm the com an aol `t-h th.'~ |
_ _ D Y ( , Wi P11 _l`€IDO\'-
1 Mcn,i|,g.(;u,,.d;,,,, hy Mail (_,  handle about ten million bushels of al_ R came would give as perfect a Sep |
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the future were demonstrated to the
cernoil
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mission are different in m'~ny reg-l
a cable adapted particularly to the'
latter' service which, though necess-'
ary in telogrnlililc sevice, are decided-
l detrimental 1 l
vice as now exists-on city and long
distance linles.
The company have long advocated
the establishing of a telephone scr-
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' Canada 1 year z.oo.No. of \`e1cs i
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Rumi Dnily Guarclian by l\lail
fu U.  A. i yi-zu' 1.50. Nu. of _
_ Votes Gooo. . /’ 1
Rural Daily Gnardizin by i\l;iil `
to Canada 1 year 1.25. No. of
Votes 5000. r 
Sn.lui-clay Guardian (Weekly) »
to any Address i year1.oo, No.
labor. vice with the mainland but up to the
Ou the Western side of the Rockies present the fcnsibiliity of the scheme
tl1`ere_are now 1,500 men on construe- has been in doubt. its financial suc-
tion work, but Mi- Chain-lierlain says cess 'also has been a. question but
there should be 5000. On the East- with the satisfactory service which it
ern side of the Mountains 3,500 men iS HOW l1l‘0\’cn CMJ be Obtained this
are at work in the vm-inns gongu-my. should no longer be a matter of mere
tion camps. -There are under con- Hll8C\llHt‘i0"- '
stnmtiun at present 800 miles 0( G_ Since the feasibility of the scheme
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\ nies .|ooo
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n.nn0.»na in prim- nf-we aio- ocE1111L111s1i or so ooo Tous. . n..f..ii.1......... .. . - T- P- cfm    “"" “   ’ 
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Ci1\E» Wai? largely “Md H5 ‘U drill-I in l _ - ` A such a. service should not prove a
Ameflca- H0- 1155 “Bed it in England LONDON, Oct. 21.-I,t is roportedf* in-v~' *   successful \'ent11i~e for the company.
BS 8-’ Herve remedy' ABk°d “UW he “S” that the Conrad Steamship Company , ""' Wllffthel” it COLIN hc mlldfl t0 PHY Or
eq it, he ans\vered it £11188 'Swen “tl has definitely approved of Plans for "" ' ‘ “ET-_____‘_T£§N__Sih_E`f§d~;__0?v°t-__e%_;_;R not such a service is due to the pro-
extremelv minute ‘OSH ll CM” ” in nntrncci 1 new steamer of j f gi _ Vince.
nervous ___Sor__e__S_ _ 50_e00c_§J gross tgznggetl to be L000 feet    _from lialirr3_i1|‘_e_i_i_;l céion__fi_r;i;___th;z____¥_:°_e_; The gave,-nm[nt_ in such B _c,m1_in.
He made the statement to his long and have 90_000 h0,.se_[,0wel._ ""`“ ~ VIOUH I9li01M_ f 0 _ P ' goncy, should come to the assistance
0T'l’iAWA Oct 21-The pastor of of the fishe ics Dr WilfredT Gren-`
.n~n<i»1.°f he goes W “eel csrs nelson SEFENCE §i"nii§'3if “.3§‘;“'$.ff.?$L`§1‘° .i§f.‘»$.‘f`i°$`.; §°..‘.'1..‘.““..‘i'l'i“."-.‘“iiT.’» “l‘i1’§‘°.l€`.l`i.°..‘1.”‘i`.‘.’. “ “‘."“‘"." “Y“'=°“‘ "f ”°‘°°“°““‘ °°""
'nut' made to inspector Dew was 1-' of $1 000 fiom Andrew Oagnegie to the winter is the worst in his exnerl- n;,"mcatl?n  the .~nE?mlnnd for
"“°‘ v ~ BROCKVILLE, Ont., 21.-Rqtiert E. be applied on the purchase of a' new ence there. The shortage for New- t e poop e 0 t 'S pm‘m"°`
Q\\GBl?l0l!°d T9 the quarterlnaster 0'. Cughan the deposed m.|ma'g¢r.°( the Organ for the chmch The 0|-gan is foimdlanrl in the ood fisheries is """""""""""""""'"`""""""""""""""""""""""""`
the Mlmtrose story Crlppen Enid they' Farnierfs Bunk at Athdnsi was found to ,cost $2 100 the lvalnnce of the re- about 20 por ccnit., b\1t the hoomin
entered inte' an arrangement that thai guilty of the theft of. $900 from the quired amount having been nuibgerih. other industries has largely offset
flU&\\`l79|'mB3f'"` -was to throw some” Bank and sentenced to three years ed by members of me/ c0nzrega,¢_i0n_ _‘this and the revenue outlook is en-
thmg °v°rt°“`d and repo" ‘O the cup" in Kingston Penitentiary by Judge '
tain that he had suicided. _'M__D'0____ld
Crippmnsald he only told Miss Le-_ 1 ~ '
N h if li d gone _hut later he _ . ..--,_\.;._. 1 1 1 _ '
toni? hai: glieadléld. I i SHE'-Dows Est!-rc ' . J Bpeclarto The Guardilln- KI GSTON "Jammlca Oct 21 ._
~ Crnmen denied nningorirniiy 1in_ PLMED ||| |_|QU|DK|'|0|| _'rc_Ros'ro, on¢..-24.--Nnrt1iw¢n'¢er- -_ -B ___ ___o-
ever administered hynscine to his_ _ _ . ly an,-i wntnniy winds gpm-Limiiy da. Opin on hcred avors a r s anna
wife. or new niiytllills Of the remain? . MONTREAL. och 21___mdg, ChB,.___cresslng _in force; clearing and cool. di°"`W°9t In la” G°V°m‘“‘°“t °"‘“°
in the cellar until his return to Ent! 1, t Sli! ldn.,.s estate m H ui_
- 011"¢Hl1P“. ° . H '» --1' . 'rii D e r on lie s
land. _ Muon tUday_ ,_md_c1,,,im, fuckin.; The temperature at three o'olcek ess __B__i;t__ _em ras renci says
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--I-_~;:_1'" __  _  _ | _5_f_f_)0_;‘_1(;(;_};F-£0b_i{';g_&"°§°;)'fggg: 'mm V S bovse ze,-0_ _ sfder_atu;n_ worth achieving. _
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GOV-OWNED CABLE.
cable service, supplemented by wire-
The tide will.bo high this afternoon , - _ ,_ _ ___
at 4.17 sffd tomorrow afternoon at ' ‘ .
s.g_§____ E ~__ 1-_ ___ __ __ _ Condensed Advertisements
t ' ,______ , _ __ _
bmi,-5 30;? 4,114?-¢y.¢,g;¢? ;:|lnuf,¢:_ en (Too late for ClaslafHcatlon.1
Th* 5\m~5°f° this °"'°"E“3 5*- 5'” T `*`.li_ESH salmon, freshTwdsh, snu-
xl tze highest was. fifty-one 5-
is now no reason vihy the adopL.o\i of
of the company in order to esta ish
ilu
The Contest Dcpaltmcnt of The -__ I Surely this is an epoch in provin-fmomy and property referred tv'
Guardian will remain open rach even- BOQTON Oct 21-Hattie Lnslnnc, ninl hintol- _which ma - 1 ’”"'°_"'°"°“ _
ing this week from seven to eight o - of Aiichat (N S ) charged with the 'years be r3;cognizcd as ytlzlel    
clock, in order to give the contest" murder of Clarence F. Glover, a laun- lstep towards the solution of a pro-I *_*
ants en-0Dl>0ft\U\il’»Y Of Calling in and dry man at Waltham on November Nblem which .had often been carriustlyi A return rifle match between ii
discussing the rules and conditions of 20 last, will be placed on trial Mon- ldiscussed but never tried out, 1picked team from H. M. S. Cornwall
the Contest. day, Nov. 28, at East Cambridge. j A feature of the experiments was the and a team from the militia and civi-
The date was decided upon by Chief _conditions under which they were lions of this city WHS 11215 011 KHP
1Jmtice John A. Aiken today. made. Telephone and tele ra h trans
sington Range on Saturday morning
at the 200 and 500 yards ranges-ten
' i   DE|_AYED_pects and there arc nrariyl points iii1Hl\'\€S/Ut each l`B“Ef¢» P055i‘bl€i 100
lviints. ~ '
The weather was ideal for rifle
shooting and the teams were very
evenly matched. The ship team led
by 1 point at the 200 yards range,
but the home team, after a hard
ight, secured a majority of 9 points
who 500 yards range, thus win-
ni the match by 8 pofints.
The following are the scores!-
CHARLOTTETOWN.
. 200 500 Ttl
Matthews...    47 45 92
Brow...     48 44 92
111cKny_,.     43 45 as
W. K. Rogers...  45 43 88
lionizworth...   43 44 87
S. C. Moore...     42 43 55
L.ieut J. AJS. Bayer...... 42 41 83
Major Allan...     41 37 78
Total......    .......... ..693
H. M. S. COHNWALL.
A. B. Willnlett...    42 46 8-
P. O. Harrison...    45 87
1\1r_ Hnrc...    41 87
40 86
85
FE?FF
0
552m?
42
46
A. ri. ni-morn...  ._  411
0. 1”. 0. 1»1on1iins.._ _  40 45
Se-rigt, Ringer...     44 41 8.~
A. B. Coodcuough...   44 40 8|
Lt. 'I’nll;ot-Ponsmiliy...  4B 35 
Total . . . . . . . . . .
..    ...S8-
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Minardls Liriimcni for sale everywhere
_ou
' ed above; _
Yet little it cost ln the giving.
It was only a kindly |1011.
And a word that was lightly spok-
en ;
Yet not in Vain.
For it stlllell B pBill _
Of a heart that was n&rlY brok-qi.
It strengthened a. faith beset by fears,
And ,groping blindly through mists of
tears
For light to brighten the coming
YUBFS,
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i
t was only g sunny smile, " lt was only 8 h€lPil\_s handv _
And little it cost in the i,-ivim: ; And it seemed of little a»ii1i\l\'1 l
But it scattered thc night lint HS CRISP WHS W°fm»
Like the morning light, And lt saved from harm _
And made the day worth living. A brother whose strength wus foil
'I'h.rough lifc's dull wrap a woof it ing. _
wove its touch was tender as angeli-
n shining colors of light and love, ‘ Wil1ZBi ‘
And the anlrcls smiled ns they watch- But it rolled the stone from the bul-
den springs,-
And pointed the way to hirhvr
I things, '
Though it seemed of little uv:-il-.»» .
A smile, a word, or a touch,
And each so easily given ;
Yet one may win
A soul from sill. ~
tho..way=_f»° have-n.
A may lighten the falling hear
soften plln'l keencn
ind lu
il touch ‘lil 0*