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MAizcoN1sAY_s DQMIM N STEEL oarivoiz Asstizrs
SUCCESS SURE HIS INNOCENCE
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Begin Commerc
"Three Weeks Time Across The
ial Business in
OF Over Million and Three
Atrtlantic. I Quarters from the Coal Co
_ -f-~j-~---- But is Willing to Settle
SYDNIW N. S. bepi :?..‘i.--(Special)-Sigiior
Maiuoiil arrived on Siinday and sniil iii-
would remain licrc uutii the stat‘on is' ,_
opened for trans .-\tiii.ntlc couimi-rcial
-~--*--ww-~-~-v--~--W~»--»--~ ----------- --_ -~..~.... . ._._._.__f_.__ mm 0|-tha Donnnlnn steel Company at __ The report proteases \\'iilingncs.-i Ln for-
llave you ov. rronie nil obstacles and
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arc yon now t ur: of success l" was asked F I
of iiiili.  yi ,
ties .-ind ar.: sure of success," was his cm-
\'i~, we hav.: sui-inounted all dlliicui- *_ _ _ __ _ _ _
Work ln three viceks lime. piiatic reply. ' M"NT"":M" Sept 33' 'lS|"\°T“T)The \"Tl\'fC~' $T.7ii5.0|i'~
ward iiiiy ,i ust n'nd cquitaliie ni rangetneiit
IN meeting today fr "nummd d "”“"T'i° ° ""'"s _lor a settlement oi' the trouble-i between
against the (loai Company totalling ‘ the mg ¢g|,,pim|¢g_
m=
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iid.
R     N N  Sow 1 to 2 yrar.'flloper liiuni., 2nd.
_ ' Soiv ti months to I year- Roper Iiros.,
:li'd.
i\i.ii~.ii siiini iiviisns.
Continued by Father Vaughan; the Mod-  FH <.-»%"..'i-‘i'.fl‘2l.`i:i..i-.i.;’i`$'.’.""“:“"'"""""""”"
ern “Scourge oiSociety.”- He Des- _ 5- _ A... -.  
The following exltibiicrs have secured
» ' .Y D Ui
Bull, 2yi-are-Ropi'i‘ lima.. l~l
O I Q
,b V d S prizes at thc l:`re<lcrici.0n exhibition from lluii sit n!or~lt1p»=,r l3ro.~i., End.
cr  a   a  this l’rovlnec:-- liuli, _iunior-Rapcr Ilras., l.~it.
l'.oNim.\', Sept. 21-I"a\lier Beriiarii
Vl\\lf1liii.n. the “Scourge of Society," a
ticket from the gambling saloonaskinu
for the iron glit.l~.
continued his cainpalgn against. the
Smart. Set during iii: fashionable
“Dublin \Veek"-thcwcek of the Horst'
Show and Leo l’ardstow'\ races. SJ¢'ie'y
poopieln crowds went. to thc Mansion i
House, Whtre thc M:\yfair priest gavl’
-the bridge olayer`s perdition.
.Father Vaughan describcil a vivid ’
dream he hiid had, in which wa~ia sort
ofDantcsque allegory on the doom of
the lridge player. “I fancied I saw,"
able society womi\n,\»\l;o was known to li
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congratulating her on hi-r luck,poInteiI U
hc words on the ticket. ‘Not transfer- ls
abli.'. She screamed and tore up thi
an eloquent. address on his favorite topic ticket, and the Devil led her bac'r to thi~
tables to resume hei' everlasting play. Y
"All hopes abandon ye who enter here." ,
oniiimrd cheat. Shi- dashed with th'
“There she was met by Satan, who aft.: B
See' he exclaimed' ‘those letters oi' fire,
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liuli calf over ti rnontlisi anil under
of   _Daxsr Ca'r'rI.|-: .initsnrs axis Gi'n|:Ns|i:\'.~i. one year --I`iopcrlBros.
L Covvl years Ro er Bros. "ad. H“"_w"' Glnomhs and .und
D ‘ " liros, .ind and drd.
Cow H ye",-S T nop" Hmm' ISL' Cow il v1.‘ai's-Roper llrfis., lst. 'ind ilrd.
, lst iiiirl
lieifer 2 years - Roper Bros.” ist.
lieifer 1 year - liopi-i' llros., ist. _,rd M L " ye rs' per
Helfer calf under one year and ori-rii u__m___ ______0__ _“_ Fr n___s__ HL
months --Roper liros., ist. __ __ ___ _ "__ _ ____
Herd 4 females ovcr 1 year-- lloper _J  " ' `
ms" 1"' lycar Ropcr:Bro i., Lind and Zirf
Ram-Robert Furness,\'crnon (P. E. 1.),
unr, Winsioe Road, 2nd.
ii 'ilu " a -Iii limi
'P
li ifc `n `or - erliiue '
llciiri calf, over six inontli~i n
llciicr calf .six monthsiand und
ii. -
Sheni ling Ram -Furness, lst. H;?:__`Il `({[__\[ m _me ht _ Ron
Ranilanib--l"iii'.ic3s,lstarid3rd;Cephasi _,nd and “_A
Breeders young hef»rd--iiopcr
Eire-:l_shcars-Nunn, lst and 2nd; __n_i_,___l_
uroess, .lril. _
Shearling evics-Furness, lst and ilnd;
.\.\'iiAl.llSlANS l`lli('Kl-lN.‘i.
er-it :per
I .
e r 1lros._
said Father Vaughan. "in ore of tha
cuter courts of lfoav:~.n a well-knovin
London 5zan.lili r pacinglio and froln sea rch
ofa ‘pii|,' lint, none sueh came. At last
he went LD St. Peters at tho (iolilen (inte
and confesslnailist it was by cheating
that he had passed through, he beggid
fora pass-nut doing down bcloiv.
“1‘heiii he lounil an enormous crowd of
well-known bettiry men and women in a
low and suffocating rooni. They were
being forced to play bridge with no stakes
and in doail silence. For some time he
watchod the faces of the players, In
which rape, despair and hatred were
depleted. The passion of pl-iy awoke
onoo more in him, and he lost his return
ticket to lleaven.
“It wus secured by is noted an.-I fashion-
HIMIIN SAYS Hi A
WILL NUT IITTIIIIN
If He Docs He Will be Unable
to Manage His Own Bus-
iness.
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0r1'.\\v/i, Scp‘. 22.-Aicoinlinir to a lei.-
ter shown to a memiirr of the parliament, _
who ls in Ott-iwn, lion. Charles Ilymairr
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hiialthia still v'ery delicatn Ile sullerir
iran nei vous breakdown. The lei.ti-rrI\YH 
it i< doiilitfui |hMr. Ilyin'an will i-var re _L
turn to London and If he docs, it is nigh-
lylliiprolinliic that he will In- alil.- Loman-
nse his liusincis.
Condciisciliiiivcrtisctucnts
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xr san eadje 5 For na 'rss ...Qi
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AN'f»E|)_A gnnil gi-n-'ral servant.
W Apply Lolldrr. Mel.-iiigh|ln__ l’rmL-c
su,,°|_ ' ilblii f.
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}»_ 0_ B”'4j_=,g_ ll-2-liilwpd.
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AN-rB|)__A mm, ,ip My lniy to learn
 n"|m,_w,l.,‘_ mf, ,. |-an-ia, rio soiiiliz
oollectiiarelo ctr. \Viii1';"9`1-""'l_i‘\' WP”
Appiyai i/ani... .\. ii. c. an ¢:ii.__i:i_i__y
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1{iE|`:.'i:i~rTi'ii|'fli‘in|>et""i\a  nc‘ws is then
from ann no-|.<-rliii»'. will "*"" "‘ ""”*‘
ilnn- aiiiinu i|.ii finvi-v--ryi»o~lv I- IM LY ‘_*‘
lin, the qumi, i.u\iii,».m w|iil.i tin-ir
|iiii.i is -till hi igtii aim ,nc lvi- ____
[i']TT|Q 0| img p`T|_m»i liiii lie .~-t:ii -ii inl-
A um,,M,| M,.,,_.,,.. 3_3( ,|_ || ,,».i . liz tio..
m_ HL ,m,|»3~¢ |r|.,. , 3 ii i- , i,-iviiioii. _i~.ii_ir_
I-si d, free rlf cli1N~ i all l U-at ilriii w- l ic
I nm to uire iowa sub l|l"|f""'~ ""'
ifiiiferiiasunnm for "1""’ `éh"rL0'ii4cd"f“ U
uulrdilhd U' i"
Nunn, 3rd.
Ewa |umb_Fm.Lc_p_ lst _.md gud “nd lliuc i-ock fiearge Chilton ilrd.
;;,.,]_ li'nc lien (leo Unilion ilrd.
Pen ram and -lci\es-I"i\rne.ss, lst;
Nunn, 2nd.
Pen rain lamb and 3 dwcs~-l."ui'..e~ss, lit;
Calm” N“""° 2nd' lliiiif sinalc cond. cock - Citiito
Nrziv Yonic, Sept.23. Sir Thomas Lip
ton's clinlltiige fi.-r .»\niericn`s cup reached
menibeisot the New York Yacht Club
are waiiinir with keen interest the meet- 2
ing on \\Tednc=day, when thc challenge
I’ A .\l PSB I lt E l)0\\'.\'.“l.
Raul 2shc\1's-Nunn, lst. i
Shearling ram-.\'nan_ ld..
i.eiiiioRNs.
lien Chiiton,Ii."l.
lien- Chilton. lst.
iiiii°iN<ri'or~'s.
linll' cock -I. A llasziir I,f)harl
li'im latiib-Oilrcr Nunn, lst; Cephas 2m|_
hrri- today on the steaiiiship Umbria, and Nunn 2nd.
1'] ii c, 2 shears-Nunn, 1si;Ccphns Nunn
nd.
ri.\'.\ini"rii novice.
White cocks-.loncs,lst; Aiber
Shearing owe-Cephas Nunn, lst and 2nd; and iird.
w il be formally ooosidoii-.;l. 3rd. 0l|V¢r DUIH1. ‘lnd-
Ewe lamb-Cephns Nunn, lat and Jird; Iiel. V
_-°-_'*-ii Oliver Nunn, 2nd. -
HEEUIIII IITIUKEN ,
AT F_IIlNENI[ITUN ..
Total Attendance at Exhibition 2
For the Six Dai/s ',
26,746 _
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l"iii-:niui~'|'ox. N. ll, Sept.. 22-~'l`lie exhi-
bition was biuuglit to it close laat evening
an-llinrn ani trams have been at work to-
dnv rcnioviiig thc exhlblia, and by noon
tomorrow everything will lie pretty well _
cleaned out. Tiicra vrerc i,ii27 paid admit-
sions yesterday, which broughtthc total
up to ;'Ai,7iii. This beats all records for ex- |
hlbitions in -this city. It was 2,051 ln rx-
ccss of thc attendance at the exhibition
held iii-rc in lililfi, and lizatei out the total
of the lllilii eXh.li Lion by Hill.
Although the ixiiibitiou just iliscd has
quite coma up to expectations, iv. lsflaiilt-
ful if there will he any surplus, I cl
some memhiri of the rxecutive i~ci iii .. be
ofthe opinion that they will bs iinnlilc to
make ands meet. A higher ataii»inr.l was
attairiel this year than i-ver in-fora and
the i-x\n"i~ii-N linvo been mum- i uraa cr. in
iiiil'i the total ninount pilil In pr. inlumii
was “\,°,||, Q4 mil, ahilo this yiar ii. will
run rloie i0 $7.\W~
r..iia:i-1riiizi-:wiNsicas.
Waiter hichliinngie, of Suslex, is thi-
ixrgert Individual prix.: winner. ills l..~
niiiirs mail $~'i7.=. Loiiiiii Bro--. of Aw-
h,.|-", 1-,U-ii.-ii gif $275 in prize. and ll. C.
.ieii-eit`a wiiiiiln|.(~ on ii. i' os ir. ic in cr-
i: as uf $20il.
IHE WEATHER.
Tniiii ro. Si-.ii ‘Jil --(Spec ali'- -E rstcrly
,,|,,,|,. n|i~.i»|~l d with rain.
Mniiird‘i Liiiiri.e.it- 'lnlie no other ___
Pen ram and -l i-was--Capiiits Nunn l~i,
Pen muilniub and il cvi c `- (.`i-phas Nunn
St.
siii.‘roi.iu.
Ram, 2 shears-P ll lime, l’ E Island Ist
S Lane, 2nd.
Shearling ram--P ll Lane, lst.
Ram lamb -P li Lane, lst, and 2hil, .1 S
Lane, Ziril. T
Ewa, 2 shears-I* II Lane, lit. .l S Lam-
nd and 2 'd.
Ewc lamb--P II Lane, lst and 2nd, .I S,
.ani-_ ztrd.
Evrc lamb fl' ll Lane. lsi .HL Lane, ind
nd Zlrd.
Pen 1nmanil~i ewc J L Lane, l.~i. l’ ii
White hen-Jones, lst; Iloswc
Ilulfcd cock and hens--Chilton, lsi.
\\~\'ANiie'r1'ss.
lien-Chilton, ilrd.
nimi-:ni.~:a ross, Aiiiuxr ni
liiinoreus. black-Chilton, lsii.
'rimi<ic\'s.
White llolianil-Boswell, lst.
onNa.\ii~:N'rai..
(iainca pigs --Chilton, lst.
licitrian hares-Chilton, 2nd.
CHICAGO MARKE
Titus., Zird
and Jird.
nil undcr
cr --llopol
l'iros._ 2iiil
I1, lei. L
ottctown,
tlloswell,
ll 2nd and
RDS.
TS
q“a,2mi_ __ L The next, night., hovrevi-r, the some
ren fini. and :i ewes -rn Liiiii-, in, party of ve-more limi" fiiivrmvheil the
(ynmmm gaprunlbcl.2;i__(5p»;.;|ai)-I'l'oi<ioi hanieetead 'ind fired at thc win- T"
WINE IXLIIUTTIT
WITHTNIT TIIIAL
Stern Justice Meied Out to
__._. Isl
I Deposed Priest Says He Has Been Un-
justly Treated and Has Engaged
Counsel to Protect His Good
Name
St. John, Sept. i'Ii-(Special)-Ittv. \\'.C. ly
'l`|ir
M urdered Employer ectina his moral ch-iracter, gave an inter- ch
ile today emphatically declaring ti at ne Mr Gaynor hiisengaged counsel and will
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s Innocent. and thatl‘e has been unjust pi-al is the inatter io the liotboui, he says.
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ire xted.
. ner,recc nily rlegraded from the priest- The Bishop, he says convicted him nu
Polish workmen who hood, after the investigation, reports ali'- he
ard and now will not even tell what the
arges are oi~ who made them.
Lon/, Iiiissiaii l'oianil,Sept._’ l-(Special)
murder of lllfiriiuis Sillierstein, owner of
a large cotton niiilwho was killed by
hi.~ employes Sept iii, I-i-cause he ri-.’uied
to pay thi-rn for thc time they were out
sudden descent on the mill and al‘ii‘~ted
S00 at the employ ew. ,
CHINA. PLANS
th
- - - ex
of Yuaushililiai an unusual series of de- to
of the empire began yesteriiay. The vin-
press has assembled the most influential
advlecrs of the imperial family.
As the government fears that tl-c Chiu-
ele are endeiworln to overthrow the
upied to remove the rllstinction lietiacen
ll
Manchus, and as the recent devices ad~
1 B th
Arrives In .S't. John
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onT;tiTl;{'?l'Ice and troops on Sept 20 made a   
-Several workinen and one girl vicrc rx-  
c.nted by slinoting here this morning,
without trial, for participating iii thc
of Salvation Army
' Atlantic Well-
Mayor Sears Extended the
City’s Greetings.
Stood Trip Across
   S‘i‘. .iiiiit~:, Sept. 21-Somewhat tired by iiii
e long _iiiurri-y from England, liui. in _pe
Ie of the water. About a thousand
ople were on hand to meet him, Includ-
celient health, General \Vl\|iaiii Boo h, _ ing several hundred members of the
begin the canipniizn which i.. nliiri-
ill.-eiations wii h regard to the condition human prolialiliity will he hieilast on Itliis to
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founder and head ofthe Salvation Army, Salvation Army, and he received an
Pi-:i<iN, Sept 23 -\Vith the arrival here arrived in St. John at I0 o'cioek last night ‘enthusiastic rceeplion. May-‘r Scars
ad an address welcoming thc Gem ral
ta.; oily. (ieniral Booth made atihort.
ply, in which he referred to the pleasant
emories of his former visits here and the
satiiifaetioii with which he regarded the
url; of the Army in Canada.
As soon h , the Mayor
entered General Booth’s private oar. ao-
companled by a number of prominent
Chinese and Manchus have failed, the
citizens, and by Colonel Pugmirs, Brig-
tiirone contemplates the amalgamation ol’
thc two races.
\Viih this end iii view,it recently si-iked
for suggestions as io how this would he
possible, and a .scheme based on thc r.-
piics is now ready for promulgation .
PTASANTS ATTACK 
Sr. l‘ic'i‘iciisiiiiin.i,Sept Zi -'l‘iie jubilee o r
Connt ’l‘oistoi‘s literary activity was min-~
rc'l by an attack on his residence at Yas-
naina Polyana, near Moscow, made by
armed peasants of thc rcighborhood i\o~
cordlng to repcrt.~i received here from l\'[os- I
cow. Scvcril peasants on Sept 17, itis `
slated, advanced to within lilil yards of
the i:ount‘s house and opened fire on lt.
with llint look guns and pistols, hut wi- 4-
diivcn nil'l;y tnc ;:ar.ieni-rs, aitlioutzh his
family was much exctted by the Ini~iilcnt,.
Count Tolstoi i'.:iu.~icii io summon iiii-
pnlicc, saying he had no ni-rd of defeiii-e
against th.: pcasiints, to whom he had dv-
voted a wi ole life rf lab: r and love.
llos'i'oN, Sept 2?! -Robert. Aiiilerton 25
i years old, and llerijainin Sully, 37 years
~-iii* old, employees oftiie Boston Elevated li li Ms hm, vis", |,,,._,_ The me and gunna
town.
The men had been re~\\'iiiding a gen-
erator and while resting against a railing
l ivhleh had becomeohnrgcd wlihelec‘ricIty yo
a powerful current passed through their
"'* bodies causing instant death.
MEN TLNIITIIITIIIITIIJT
he
co
mpany. were instantly killed by elec-
city today while at work in thc oompiv
‘e power houscon George Strect,Ciiaris-
in
an
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Minzird's Liniiient Used by Physicians- U'
ndier Turner and Major Phillips, of the
Army.
Ou General Booth coming out ofhia oar,
was gi-acted by rousing cheers, which
ntinued as his tall and impressive
figure appeared above the crowd. The
General has aged somewhat sine.:
his eyes is as bright as ever, though,
d his energy and enthusiasm in tire
great work which he has talicn upon
himsc‘f seem pcrennially young. Ai. 70
_'us of age liu has undertaken this
campaign, which :night well dauat a
ungcr man. Coming viithln the
magic ciieie of his influence, watching the
play of his features, and listening to his
ice, one cannot help but marvel at the
ren arlrnble history and aohlevi-meats of
is miin.
LIIIIAL PIILITIIJS
IN SAINT JIIHN
S'i'. John, Sept.. :ll ~ The air these days
full of tumors in connection with the
Y0RK°"""m‘ V _ flows lireaking them and breaking thc 10"-“T !l0llliT0t\\ £Ti»l|i\f-TU". Nflfl i»i\0l‘6 AS
lliiar under-ii ninnths-Roilcr Ilros . 2i\fl~ bw" C°m‘ ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' '  ' " " ' " 'Im mirrors in the rooms. This created a great "‘llk'i\ Hfwffilllli-|00 M 10 whether Ptrnilvr
Sovi over 2 years--Ropir llro-_. Ziid. " Wl\0"5~ - ~-  ~- ~- 1003 panic, although thc gardeners anfl othi-r< ii
.i.iii\oi_ will have ii iiv.~i.lon or a general
Sew ov.-r six months and nndi r l year- “ Pm-k _ _ _ _ _
,_ _ _ ,, _  ,_ _ _ . _ , _ advanced against the rieiisantswhosoughg election. The iirilef grows that an election
is
Iioper llroi., lst. nw C0,.,,_ _  __ _ __  _ 5,.; refuge in filgiit.. Not one of the iittvicking
must likely.
TA““0"'m` 8 ' '   consented to rail onthe ruraiconstaiiui- OHTUOYI iii Ull¢¢I1I»0lndlvhtfiilllhlfilfy C011-
, Wh h IOM party vias capinri-d. Tolsloi, thereupon Til” f\ClT\'i|¥ \"i\lii'lI’*|>l'\§’0d IW lile UPI!-
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lliiirflmontltstol yea-'-Riri-r llio". l°l`l¥-~»----  -~ ~ --'~~`----_m-y_
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PROVINCTAT. BUILDING, CHi\lii.OT'l`l~ITO WN.
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ileraa appeal to tho electors luiminerit.
ll' stories that are trld nrc iruc i.hc gov-
-rnmentwlll have to gi-i. nt- least two
new mi-ii for Ilsticiiei. in t.hi~' i~liy and
cnc for the i-Jnnty. ii itli .\ir George
lioin-rtsoii and-iMrl..i l'iir.ly are un-
willing to again iionicst i.Ii.» iiomitiliieney
Mr l‘ur ly, who has nnt. i-njoyiil good
heait.h,wlli lay down ilu- cares ni oliire on
that. grounii, wh ie Mr llobertaon it is
considered. likely will lie uivcn a position
under the llomin on government.
A new minister of the county ticket
is also possible, for Dr. Rufivlicx may not
again lie in the field. If Messrs. Robert
son and Purdy ri-.tire Mr. Lantaiuru alone
of the government reprosenmtivi-5 in this `
city will ireloft and It will he necessary
tn provide him with three colleagues. Re-
portsfaaorlbe to Mr. A LS|iinner a will-
ngness to be again a banner-bcirer for
he government. One other will have to
in selected ia the county io run with Mr.
I
Lowell.
The opposition will ti- compelled to
choose thii-c men to run in the city aw col,
ogurs with Mr li Maxwell, M I’ 1', who is
ieiii-ved to be ready to stand again. They
mustalso name two candidates in t
county.
llliiard`| Liniment the Luniberman`air_iend
OBITUARY.
'i‘lic death of Miss Annie Mooney oi this
City. is a matter of deep regret to many
friends. She had been in hcr usual good
liealth up to n short time ago when sho
went. on a visit. to Steilerton,N. S.§She re-
tuiuicil home about ten days ago quite ill
and developed a case of spinal miuingitla
to which she finally succumbed. She was
attended during her sickness by the Rev.
l)r. l\icI.ellan and consoled by the last
rites of her holy religion she passed away
on Saturday morning Sept Zlst at the
home of her mother on Kent Street. Miss
Mooney was of moat. estimabie character,
kind, friendly to ali, charitable to the poor
and also a most assidloua church»work-
er. iii-r funeral to Sn Llunslaifs Cathid-
ral on Sunday afternoon was a particular-
lyiarge one composed of sorrowlng rei-
atlves and friends from Uity and country,
who had comc to pay their last tribute of
regard to her who in life had never been
slow to assist to the biwt of her ability
those who stood in need of help. Sha was
an earliest worker in bellall of St.'Dnu-
stan`s Cathedral and a faithful and active
member of St. Joi-cph's Society from both
of which she will be sorely miseofi
The service at the ohureh and grave were
performed by Rev. Dr. Morrison. The
floral tributes were many and handsome
including spiritual bouquets from Misses
Kelly. Misses Dolron, Mrs. Adnan Peters
Mrs, (Dr.) Sa Clair Gallant.. Mrs. J ll
Urifflth, Mrs. \V if Scott, Miss Meliniis
Murphy and \V T Davis. hnndnoui i
Crosses from the employees of Joh i
McLeod &: Co.. .7 T IlicK mxic, em
ployeeii of Moliellan Bios., I -I
Mn. Martin Murray, wn ith lroiit ll r.
and Mrs. llanrlrimiii and family; Pillow
from M‘|s l-}|Coyit~, .l and Mrs.C.oiike and
Mrs. ll N Large. iiesldrla grlefeirieksii
mother she leaves to mourn ilva si»iei-r,
Fanny of Boston, Mrs. W T llsviii of New
lledford, Maui; Mary Aan. Katie and
Vcroniea at homr; ami two broihi r4
liola-rt. of Wakefield. Mass: and John of
Minnesota. The pall bearers w in
William Miir ay, I-`inn\i iicnnesay, Frantz
Moliorv, livrlioit Stewart, 'l`h0iun|
_ Tralnui , Aifr_d Kennedy,
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