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TIDE OF REVOLUTION   _ Sl |]liiISTlN'S IA NEW ENGINE I
SIIIIEEPING OVER CHINA lNIl lllEliWE|lS SAVES A CITY
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Clinton Declares Independence-Fu Chow in llanils‘ ` ___
IIIITI  ofRevolutionists-Illlassacres and Militur   - _ A   I
y Fast Game at Abegweit Gro
  4 Revolts-`-Leaders Murdered. ' _   andsY_esierdey.'Second -I:,P,H, 
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HONG KUNG. N0\'- 9~(By Wii'c)- iage _of Anhl, fifty miles north' is
Canton the__capital of Kwang Tung causing trouble thei~e_
Pfvvilllfll and the largest city in The soldiers nnve inn-ned tin-
Ohina, formally declared its imle- magazines, Yamen, and 'provincial
pcndence at noon to-day when tliclcustoins house. `
dragon flag was lowered anil a.sal-il CHANG SHA, Nov. li-(By wii-e)_
ute in honor of the new (iovcrnincntIA stute bordering oii niiiirehy exists
WM fired.  here owing to the desperate rivallry
The city of Fu Chow is also in of the revoliitionary lenders who
the hands of the revoliitioiiists. took possession of the city ii. few
After taking it they wiped out tlieiiliiyii iig‘i\
entire Manchu district, Two of the iiiost proniiiiciit re-
'l‘he foreign settlements ,have not piiblicun ehieftaius, Geiieriiln (Jliiiiii
been disturbed Init fires have broken iiiiil Tgfg were both iiiimiercd by the
out in several sections of the native soldiers today.
city threatening its destruction, 'riiey limi imc" Very jmi,,u,_, of mei,
I~‘u Chow is one of the inost iinpoi' oiliei"s iiiisitiiiii iiiiil tlii-if ,xii,,r,~,.i
tant cities in the south, having a hurl been tuhen up streniioiisly by
population of 700,000. their followci's.
The situation in Ainoy is quiet, Foreign women and children huvc
but a serious state is threatened been ordered to leave Slang Tiiii and
owing to the scarcity of provisions. a siniilui' order luis been sent to
Most of the city's supply of junks Chung Tc.
were captured by pirates in spccta- (ither iniportnnt, ritics in this pro
cular raid yesterday and the entire vincc have joined in the rc\'olt, biil.
crew of onc ship inassucred. thu revolutionists ure coiiduetiiig tli_
A revolt of the troops in the vii- government peaceful-ly. 
'rouoN'i‘o. Nov. 9-(By Wii'c)--
sir Jas. Whitney, has announced that
,rits for the general election will be
issued NOV- 17-
Tiiig will be foui' days later than
he intended, but the date was sri
back to allow a final revision of
voters' lini-
NEWSHNS lIiSllHIlEIl_i _
NY THE STNNTIELIIS
'l`llllllli, November 8-lt is learn-
ed that i-ltnnfields, Limited, has ab-
sorbed. or is on the eve of absorbing,
the eiiriiiniiiy at Amherst operating
the Hewson woolen mills, whose knit-
ted 'inderwear and Oxford cloths are
vei-y well known to the trade of Can-
d _ .
ali is understood that Stanficlds,
liiniitcd, will pay for the stock of
the llewsou company, ami that be-
sides the current half year’s dividend
will be forthcoming.
The acquisition of the Amherst
mills will hc a good thing for Stau-
fielils, Limited, especially in the
liiiiiiing department. It has been
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louiul diilicult in Truro to obtain all     _
the ieiiinle help required in this work, " i
aiul it is believed that in- Amherst ' f
there will he little or no trouble of -  A   
this kind, the necessary labor lieiiigi
more plentiful, and the mills thcri-_
are eiiuippcd with splendid machinery. _
H. l.. ilewson, manager of the mills
in Au\licl‘st,d\\'illhbe retained as locsél \
annfer un er t e new arrangeinen _ ,_ ,_ _ __ ,_  ' , _
'“S_,,,§c W1, merge, as this has 1oiioNio_ nov. ei.-,ny wnei_- _oi1.\w1l, my. ii-my wn~n,__-
been talked of for quite a while. but Mrs. Win. Barnes di'opped diad ii: l\iug George has approved the drsigii
it is liiulcristfwd that it WHS 0lllY_ the Western Hospital just ns she for the ncw"(!anii.dian stump.
“'II'I‘I" NII“‘I‘“‘t I'III`ec OI I°III` days reached the bedside of ht-r son, .vlic ` It will he placed on sale soon in
l - l' ati ti ti ns _ _ -
 ,Lexi xxantiqggihlgqolgggo a 0 Illlll Il0Ul 1038 Clit off by an cui;'iri the post _offices tlirongoiit the lloiu~
in West 'l‘orouto. lulon. _
what the arrangement l'or the pay-
ineui of the Hcwson shares will be
is not known. It is not unlikely that
ii new issue of dsecurities will be
made. The capital of the Hewson
company is something like $500,000,
and the rltanfield capitalization is
very inuch larger. "‘!1°fe is no indus-
try in Nova Sco’..ia more prosperous,
or that has achieved' a gm ater succ-
 iwfiiunninzn rinse
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Giiitnnoo, nav. 9-(ny wire)-
Discoverles made by the detectives
investigating the death of John Quinn
last Saturday lead them to believe
they have encountered u. murder mys-
tery similar to the Verinilya case, ex-
cept that a pistol instead of poison
had been used. ,
Qninn's wife is suspected of several
mysterious in\irdei's.
WIA CLARK RUSSEL DEAD
l.i>Nl)i)N, Nov. 8--Wm. Clark Rus-
sell, also known under thc pen name
of (llark Russell, died as bc slept
this niorninfz. 'He had been bedridden
since April lust. '
Mr. lliissell was born in New York
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al years before the mast. Later l
engaged in newspaper work in Lon-
don, and wrote many succcssfu
novels, the greater iiumbci' of them
|being stories of the sea.
SIGNTED THREE DERELIGTSI
KEY Wl<lS'I‘, Fla., Nov. ii-'l‘hc Bri-
tish steamer lndorc, which arrived
today, reported that she had sighted
three derlict schoonsrs about ~ 14
miles Hoiithvl'cst of Dry 'l‘o\“t\lm|i.s. It
its tliliuglit that the boats were
Ii'i\ii;r_lit. in the recent hurricane,
, sreanse iisiioiie
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‘ KIGY \\’i‘lS'l‘, Fla., Nov. 8--The
lii'iti_~;li steamer (fonway, bound from
New (ii'le:\iis for Norfolk, Korsoer,
i(‘»opculiageu, etc., has gone ashore on
illehccca Hlionls. Wrcekcrs have gone
fto render ilssistaiicc.
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fIN_lllI`tl<`.ll lf`(l0’l' AT. SEA
L ' !ilI’f` RUN:~l BOAT »'I`() l'lill.'l‘
i liOh"'l`ON, Novcinbei' tl-With his
_ foot cniiirlit in the fi_v\vlieel of the en-
`gine, Antonio (larrlo, of 2 Fleet
street, North l~lnd. an Italian fish-
erman, for hours suffered excriiciatinp:
Saints Win 3~0
The Abcgwcit and St. Dunstan sen-
ior and Intermediate teams met at
noon and in the senior game ii tie
resulted while in the intermediate the
Saints came out victorious by n
score of three to nothing thereby
ship. _
The intermediate game was warmly
contested by the tivo teams, both of
which were evenly matched. The St.
l)unstan's score wris made by Walsh
shortly after the ginne commenced on
a i'ather loose play. Suiuiders ol
thc' S. D. fl. refereed.
The senior mut.r'_ii wus ii spleiiiliii
contest all through, being feiil,ureil by
good slmrp work on thc purt of tlu'
in IM4. z\_nil in curly life silent sevei- II"I`w“I'IIS III "Oth I°am*‘- 'rI‘0“llI‘
the field has slippery preventing the
halves from getting in much of their
well, following up und well and play-
ing ii snappy game througliout. A
good many open pluys uiadc tliings
scinncil to be the order of thc day
with the Abbies, by whicii they have
materially strengthened. They had
Doyle back at full again, his place on
thc llltil Lind being tnileii liy l<`isel\cr_
in the <i\iui'ters ami the forwards li-
wlliicli the tcnni wus greatly improv
ec .
'|`lie Abcgwcits :ill turned out us us
ual.witli the exception of ().Mci<}ueli
ern wliosc pliice was taken by ll
l<‘itzgnrn1il. Weston Wliitlock pluyci
the full pos_ita'on in the seniors lifter
playing in the iiitei‘incdiatl‘. game pre
viously. Frank Hennesscy wnsbiiel
asain iii his old position on the for
ward line.
Among the special plays were twi
ilZ00d runs by lloylc, the Suintfs ful
ihack. who made twenty and iiftcei
‘yard gains at <lifl’crent times. About
_the middle of the last half Frank Mc
,Donald, on rl llass. got in a goof
MONTIIEAL, Nov. $|-(fly Wirci-~
A circular issued ut the C. P. Rail-
way announccs that hereafter Vice-
ll1°A-A-A-A zwllllds yesterday after- i»i~esiaent Bosworth n-in iinve ina
supervision of the telegraph hotel
niuL sleeping, dining and parlor cur
departments of the Company.
winning the interniedinle oiininpien-_ The Chiefs of their dcilurtulvllt-l
will report to him.
LIGHTNING BIIHNS
WHMNN THNHHSH S
SUNSET STEELS
L4Al’(`)Il'I`l‘2, liiil. Nov. X- Qiieei'
usiuil fast work, the forwards did '
freaks of liglitcning iii-i-. i'epoi'l.ed near
l.a(1i'ossc, this country, where during
n heavy electrical storm a bolt dr-_
IIWIV ‘It II‘““'I‘ “"0 Shari’ I‘I°II'I"V sccndcd iipou the lioine of i\'lrs. John
The Hamm had R munber of cbunécs . ioppcrt und cut many weird didos.
in their line np since their first game T00 III5III'eIIIIIl-5 0uI'“0d fl IIIIBIIT 0" thc
leg of ri little girl, set fire to Mrs.
Goppert's dress and burned her skin
to blisters under ouch steel stuy of
Tlicrc were also good clianges made _I’I`I` “"I`I“`I" II IIIIIWII III” I"“’I
oil ii portion of the house and tore
the skin loose from the fastcniiigs_
Mrs. (loppert was sitting by thc
sink peeling potatoes when the shock
cilmc. 'l`l\i' family wi-re ull in the
liluisc :it the time. 'llioy beard the
report und saw :i lnrgc ball of tire
rnssing through the kitchen. Mrs.
(loppert was not stunned bl the
shock, neither was the little girl.
'l‘hey ull i'n1i out of doord, however.
iiiiil one of the children, uoticini: its
niother’s dress liuriiing in the back.
quickly brought ii bucket of water and
dashed it upon her. Benexith every
pain vesterday morning while alone thirty yard run but was forced ti F t t “rs_ GU,__DN.t.8 ski" was
in his'power launch off Plymouth. touch bv Doyle who saved H 5,-iir c°'sc B ay ‘
ess, than Stanlields, Limited and un-I CHR-_AGU NOV g__/mnouncemem red age reported dead. The city is‘gine’s fly-wheel and,” before he could Ni like ,1 Hiirif mgcii Eimt the rdcme _
' ' ‘ it f' ' 'l l ' - ‘ ' ' _ ' _ ‘
der this niergir, which will :ive the
Trina coinpan_"a much greazer cap-
acity, business .:E"r‘..ld eorresroiiding-
ly increase. The company now sells
| ( MEXICO CITY, Nov. 8-|<`eders,ls[ Curio in-m,gi,t n i-Gad of fish f,.DmIu.y_ Ca,`ne,.0n oi the Saints was  *iurned to gi blister. How she escaped
  “"0 I`90°_I5 “'00 I" 0000” Yestefllab' LT wharf down to Plymouth Snturdn_yitower of strength to his team in th» instant death nas-ns nothing short of
. _ I . l at Jllchlfglll. Oélllcll. f1CC0l`d5lll§ t0_and yesterday morning started for nuiirter line, getting in many ,.005 'a miracle
illedgfeiill 0l`ll1l1 l0ll Ohtalllc _ fI‘flll'l Ilioine. When off the Marconi esblellii ii f~ ' 5 " ` _
` Official Sources here today Two hiuul-'station ne caught his root in the en i_i20T,,,;($c;’eIEf,';d ,,.f,h°i0°,II,.r;i§£[iI,r,I,;§L ii 'I`II° II°“‘“ WI” °°““"I°I“I’Iy ‘I'“““’*"I
. ed '
i io a an
of the cstabiisliment of u pension C 9 . III I I I "Ire 00'" _Stoll it his ankle was sprained and whistle called him back. One of thi MMwW 
mlinwatinn. badly iaceinted S ,ti _ f q C _
fund for their 15,000 employes ii-ai _________A________________________________ m II’ 0 ` ' DN ‘ team sIIII°I“‘I f' ymct,,,_e,i rii., in the lneiei- ymii, Ui the
made todny dy Armour -& Co. Il "`"T"""""""""`"""""""""`”`f""""'""""`f""""""""""’""""""""""""""’"-"'~‘-'-‘-'c'~T-`f-‘-'~'-'-'-'-‘-`-‘-‘-‘-------er-‘-=-‘-=--'-'----w-=----- iii»__f_ imii and i-etired, his place being
its goods all over Canada f' 'om the' became effective November 1, when " _ ` ~ ~ mlqeii by Bai-ron.
eastern hart of Nova Scotia to thc J. Ogden Armoui-. President of the      D 'lihe Collet-Ziaus had to rouge twice.
lsr Yukon, andthe Hewson products
are almost equally well known. _
NNILWIII SHT INET
THE WNTEH SIIPPLN
company, pledged ii contribution oi hm ,,ti,¢i»wis¢ me play was very
$1.000.000- _ ~ evenly matched, a fact well told by
The fund is created for the benefit il-“-‘ the ,,mi~0__(i.ii_
of salaried employes who shall hav( _  It. Desbrisny made ii very efli-
reachcd thc nge of fl`0lu fifty-seven to LONDON, Nov. tl---lit. Hon. Arthui' ruinors in the lobby of the House of lillll and Opposition leader the lol 90-00 l`°I°I`°°'
sixty-live years and have been twenty J. Balfour rcslgned this afternoon asi lioinmons that Mr. Balfour had dccid.- lowing verir, ~ _
or more years in the employment of leader of thc Conservative Party. I-Icied to retire from his position as chief Among those who are mentioned as   
the company. was Premier before the present liibe-_of the Unionist Party in consequence possible successor to Mr. Balfour' as   
A provision also is made for wum- ral Administration came into power,lof the divcrgcncy of views rcgarding|lcadcr of the Opposition is Bonai
en, the plan provides that when a and is perhaps the best known politi-lthc cmcacy of his lem|c,.Sy,il,_ Thisi I nw H cycvm. cxpuncnt of .1-“rm no --*
woman lllnrrlcfl Hill! l‘CCl’lVCf~l t\l\‘C0 Der can in England afternoon his purpose was deliiiitel"foini who is Caiiarllan li hii-th Ni .._li United
._ _ _ ,  _ ‘ _ _ . '_ .. _ _ ll ` - ` ll _Y - siaw yoini. Nov. s "ie _
ill( ilJN Ai-iz., Nov. ~l-- »l_i'i-ii.ii;.cent of hcl tniininl snlaty, the per- News of his ictiienient from tho and Qiiieliilly e0_iiiii~i-neil, ,,i,,ui,t m\~,,i-0 of me coming ,_cSig,,,,, States Circuit U0m,1_|mndcd down R
"*ll|“'lll' sliopmen ut Giln, Ariz., ure
fllfllll! u Southern Pacific order that
all water be cut off from their home,
and that they be forbidden to get
drinking water from water cars, ac-
Cllfllllls to telegrams from W. Stuart.,
nuiiion labor gfticer thci'c, to the
'Fiicioii branch of the Fcilcriitioii of
Slioliiiieii.
According to the telograms the or-
der already has gone into ei‘Iect,caus-
employes. nation. Mr. Balfour is growing old,
Gllllmlfle 00“0I`l|l“0¢lI 0*’ III” IIIIIII Ill! all leadership created ii tremendous sen- For yeurs Mi". Balfour has liadilif-l¢_ii;,ii_ Mi~_ Law yesterday iieeliii-eil decision here today um”-uviiiz im.
_ , _ TUYUUGCS With lllclnbefs Of Ill” lllll‘f»Y. that Mr. Balfour was the greatest ,ian of dmsoiiitinii of the American
When the employe i-etircs lic will and has been in failing health foiiwho did not think he stood as defini-|ii0litieiil_ leader in Britain. Austen Ir h C gommyii.. willi modincritions.
ceii~e:l at the time of retirement for some time. llllt lfllllllle with his °“'ll‘tely for '1‘iii~if| Reform as he shO,,ld|(.hmnhc|_',ui" N Msn considered H lms_ omii r:coou.»x_t in _és decision Hays that
C<‘»lV0‘1 lit 00° time UI I"’0II`I"IIIe'II‘ I0' BllllIl0l'I-OPS ls the reason for his with~ido. Pcrhahs it is not without sizni- sibillty. but he is rcltrirded as too _ :,‘i’.i£mH Hiwum be madc in carry.
each Wm. of service. No distinction glrawul. . lllcance that today thc annual meeting he,,,.v_ and iuciiiiig iii me magnetism Im) Tm the plum for keeping intact
will he made between the men a-ml 'luiroiiglioiit the day tlicre lins been lg( the 'I‘iii~il1 Reform League ig being dcm.‘abic in __ ,,m,ui“,. iemier_ yy i,;_ :£55 $0 ks and records ot the Am,m_
women, except that women may _rc-  Ineiu. Mr. Balfour on other subjects i.imiih_ K, ii., ine iiiiiiinnt inveinoni ‘° ,§.,;’,,,mc,, (.0m,,,m,, and i,m..¢iien,
tiic at fifty years of age, provided  Iliaa been accused of vnclllation and lawyer, who cliamliioncd the 'i-lous: fgnthat they Shan i,0`,“.i-iil,il,le :ind
they have served twenty years.   lnileflnitcness of policy. . of Lords and lcd the l-Stand-pattcrip. E meet to expiiiiiatiuii to the some
linen the death of nn emflloye who Mr l3nlfoiii» might be said to be ,md who iq biuerly hostile to Irish _aut t ng nt _“_c___ent in Euim for
ink! ii sarioiis ii-oblem for the strikers. has been in the service more than nl NND WITH MAIHLNIID ,,.,,_,,,`ut,,,eiy aged, for he is Oniy g,;iiH0me Run; is another pm8immy_ ex cn _ xistmr migw
l _
as Gilu is on the desert, and the oulv
lvclls there ara two‘owned by the roll-
ivny und produce water for domestic
use.
PARCEL POST RATES
T0 NEYIFONDLAND
ll'|'l‘.\WA, l\‘ovember, fl-'l‘lic l’0lll»
olllcii department announces that lhl
lllllllllull on parcels passing between
f_iaiuidn and Newfoundland in both
:fractions which was formerly 5 `
Cents for each pound gas been re- SYFJNMY MlNl~}H, Nov: _ll-;;l_l;l;ll_
iliieeilto 12 eents foreach pound oc Muir, jniiitor of the Picaiy . ___
lraellon ol a pound. Church, of this place. l`l=°°l"°I 'I
r-lectric shock this evening that calls-
eil his death. ~
INSTANTLY KILLED _
\linerd'a Llniment Rellaveu Nenrslirll
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-' li r. mit at 7 a ni, and retllrlllllli ' licltll Hllvlllflll B093' _ _ _II III
A RICH MUSICAL TREAT
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.iit 3.15 D. ul-. u y -._----»---' I ‘SUV WAN'l'Ei)--At once to_lcl\lu__ll
Y¢‘l'll0l`lIBY L-hll I‘I“"‘T'°"" °x0I"eI‘I‘ WM' 'Phe teiiipemtiirc at three o'i'locli trade l.hroe_doll»\rs ($3-0') |‘_E,    
‘un llillle. UW Slll‘0Il°\'“ *1°°°‘“I“°II“I*I‘"I this 'morning was tbii'l.y-tlirre dc week nt the licizlllllllls- Allllly  ;‘;"""’
' Iwss tell llllllllt-00 ll'-9. 00° WWI-°_I`“ “°'Igi"~f-,s above zero. to Guardian 0lll_l‘o__ __  __ _I '_
l _ . . . , e 1 ther c i.
000" Yell” tII°I`° I9 I'° 0° IIIIIII II) .um "'°“"' Ft--l' UI0- H0 ls "°I`!’ I““fI “’ I' "IIl.nrrl Lansdowne niilxlit do but lns Irlicffi?-Nm mg nm 0
widow oi' to _thc children undei- eisli- Yesterday the North\imberlani__l_ left _,md cycling and more c,,lliiiiiii._-~ii.- i,,| Choice is not yikcyy_ ~ _hiégc Cox in his opinions B“_v,,_
Cecil Y€l\l‘B Of alle. riftghcrelis x-\i_Wtl_;l' this ll0|`0 “E T30, uf  ‘mr II°;?l;|tiiesc sports and in tli_r;_rli;iciis‘il"`t', "II -_ 1.-i "Y 'll approve the lll`0“0\*l‘1l l‘I"l"~ “OI
-.'_ .' ent o e sa ary 0 <’ ith ssengers, reig , cllil GFS ll i d hilosop ca riues ii-ns =- - -- " - ' " ' " "' 1 ._ _ ' _ __ i i i, _
Niisbiliigi Iiglli- “each year service. ' If Niall Nficking at _l_l.l0 u. m._ __ 9_3heII§mi gléshgs bein in the_y,0iieiei_1_l fiiid.   cgigiésyit l_Stl€;::__k___i_i;tiry__§:1_;rf(e$_;a_r;:;___cF_
an employe dies after serving twcnly left on return _l..i.» p. m.. mln!! n_g_ Many iiiive considered him .i _ii...eli-.n- (Too late mr .cyassmcauomy
years the widow or his children shall pnsseiigers, freight express ani YC# |tc_ g_,,|_miniy he img often __»iii-\».':'. ,iii _.___ __ ___-_ - _ __ .___ ~' KIGE
I- ive one-half of tue fflllllflll 'll 'tcl‘dny's N. S., innil nnd l1l`l'lV0‘I hem ' difference to personal .nicceus in , 'AN"1`l‘3ll |:l_‘ll0l`l\I l'l0l"Vl\lll- /\l’ll|Y  
Nifgliiceli lie would have lu-.».~'.i eulitlcll ou at 5.10 p. in., She leaves this niorii- Ipnomics wvliieli irfitntclli liiiioiiii-itiii lto 127 Wiitcr Street i\\'eyi_ili_i_.'_i§____   
_ ». , ;l. ' » iii; ".30 for Picton. '_ . i _ __ _ _ 7_1 l' » _,___
ictiiing._ _*___* iil.§`-'tllliiiijil-__0w_;_t;i& S. S.S§liii~ii_iyy;l _ev_»_;i___l£ wl;`oryve;_e_’__l;e__¢_i_i:_ f;J_:t;_|;‘;?°Pi\i-lisinieiit iniSKijN`§6il/ll<T'd§,§1jS`A(i,l3S rgnda ,_}MuEN_ (___mmny_ N_,_,__-,__ _A f_.,_,um
1-£0 llll 195 4'9"' I’ _ 1; -.il il , Cabinet eleven, fresh every day. Snun ere. PW' _
new In the m0rm»ng at 5720 and rc-|1I;I1T'I~i Isrltler cgftth actxiiiir as Lord Hal- nom & Co. _ II'IIE_I_I2IIII'II
turn at 9.30. I°"Vllll-¢ llliilllll Ill W0 “T” Y, ` -(_, ,r'i,,,,u. “cm-otnry Hu becninc ',\N'['|.;l)”ii" ladyustiiiient from
_ _ t 2 .m. and retiiriiing at lslllry 'l » ' ' ‘ _  __ _I , ‘ __
I':t(<I0Ii?o‘Iii" Yc\Itarday's issue reported lender of the I-louse of limninolis lll liime of Wales Lollege qi lll
-»~ - ~» ~ ‘ ' ' ____._-_~____.~...-»-»~-l ~ . i i,.,iii~ii ,ie 104 Prince . t.
that the rl. H. Harlnnil made the -~'-~""""""""""""`“""` I‘I“I I-0*" _ » _
roiind trip to Crapaud on the lll`°'~   &C» l _ _ _.___ __ .___§Ic_¥2l31I;I€I-
vioiu-i day. She left port but 'owing _ ____ rr() l<l°.N'l, _by _D_e_c_cmi _ww oc.:
to the storm had to turn back. Yes- ,1_Un0N..1.,,_ Nm,__ 9--Easterly _houiie llfi l,i_:_i_ie:{ iiixiyzny W
tcrdny H00 “VIII” I'III` “III mavmg winds fair today' sliowors on tint- c\il_l“`0 ily A-  C ay' I _I m’_
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""`n fiom lIuinbll1"' i-ll'
:i:“";i_i..:;_i;".;.c.._.  _-
in Nvliicli s~\'i»n biulirs were l'llll1lllIIl“If
lt is thouirht. that the l_\’l"‘l'iIi_ “_f_‘_‘;_';
mat ny ti", imkiifyivii ntcimii. _
sank oil iluxliavan durinir the storm
nl* lest llloiulav. The steaincr's 0(-
flcers also saw other \vl‘cCkll1.§0 TI-"“T`
ing in the North Sen. '
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’(iasoline Engine Prevents
Sweeping Disaster in
Monson, file.
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MONSON, Me., Nov. 9-(By Wire)-°
A new gasoline fire engine in use for
the first time saved the town of
Monson from being entirely wiped
out by the flames. '
The greater part- of the business
section was reduced to ashes, half a.
dozén families made homeless and-
one man lost his life.
The loss estimated at $50,000.
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YIIUNN NINL ELENEHLI
IIHNS N HIE STIIIIE
i-iiii..ii_»ni.i'iii/i, Nnv. s-winie
the Police declare to ne one of the
holdcs_t and most carefully planned
robberies committed here in recent,
years was perpetrated yestei-day by B
beuiitifiil 2|-year-gill girl who. impe,._
rllllllltilli; un inspector in a department;
store collected $600 in cash from live
cashiers.
’fhe only truce of the girl that the
5'0"" ‘I0t0°.U\'f-s have been able to get
is the .signature to the receipts fei-
UI0 ll‘0ll0Y which she collected. On
meh of the live receipts which she
turned over to the five cashiers she
signed, in a llulll. lll`lll hand, the ini-
tisls "M. il. ti." '
'Phe girl prccfuled the i-egiilap in-
spector who daily collects the cash
hy only it few minutes. rio close wa;
ber iulculation _tlint wbilii elm was
fretting cssli from one cashier the i-0.
lfulni' inspector wo.; collecting from
another mul: register.
Tllll Hirl begun operations in the
basement. There about 4 ¢i'el0el,._
without cont or bat, she made hei-
way to one _of the counters. Sho said
_lfllll l"lKiilar inspector had been dis-
l`-Illll`i~’_€l| und she would in future make
daily collections. Without. ii word
the cashier turned over about $50 iii
bills in small iicnoinlnations. '
The "inspector" affixed the signa-
ture to the cashier’s slip, put the
bills in ii small tin box, which was ii.
duplicate the one carried by the
Nlillllar inspector, and, taking up the
schedule of t.he‘ day's sales, went.
along. _ '
The same pt-'rjormnnce was repeated
at one of the counters on the main
floor. 'There the cashier, seeing the
girl with the cash box, turned over
about $125 in bills.
léimlioldeii-ed by her success and with
the daily schedule of the main floor
counter added to the one she had al-
ready obtained, the girl made her
way to the suit and cloak depart-
irunit. The cashier there became sus-
iicious and refused ta turn 0Vcl‘ tht!
day's proceeds, which amounted to
more than $4,000.
The girl did not remonstrate, but
saying she would lake sions file
schedule of the dayfs business went lo
another coiinter on the same fI00l`-
'l`hcre the cashier, seeing the cloak
and suit dnily business schedule and
catching il glimpse of the already Well
tllled cash box, turned over the cntlrv
flaws proceeds, amounting to about
 'l'hc sirnii-_ performance was rc*
pcated at several other'couuters mid
in each instaiice successfully.
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snoiieii aers Five years
Niosrfiu ww.-.~.. s~Rni»ert F-_ llevlu
H yiiiiiig glock broker. Wl\0 ned _ t"
_South America lust year to llT{3_1_\g_l_*
irlamofing creditors for over a rn l
iiiniinrs in <-inims. was S°llt°“°“‘I ‘O “
Iinrni nf five years ill the H°“°° "I
(*nrrectinn today, immediately f<;l_i
lowing his plcrl rlf fZ\ll1f'Y 0° "II"
me iiiiiiilred counts in an indictment
foi"emhcz'1.lemeut.
sirroii For nn: some
| in-i-,\iv,i_ Nou. 8-The annie. of the
lrinn_ vilnnrd siimn is inannonl-rl ln
Ii-_oiiiiection with the vacancy ¢l'l“‘00_‘I
‘in the Hcnnte hy thc death of Sil
‘John Carling.
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M|narrl'l Llnimenz Uurel Dmdrulf-
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_ I ommodation was twenty l1'lll\l\7"`5 'The lowest tem craturo i'ccoi‘ilvil _ ; 'want ton-< of ul"‘l"‘ '”"“-”""`“"""`°°'
I .
’yM|E~.WNNatkls was assisted by Ml”
Bremner, Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Hoop-
Hines cumin: to Charlottetown
Frank 'l‘. Watkis has favored music
lovers with some musical 'treats but
I0" tl/0nIng’s entertainment in Bt.
James Hall surpassaddili; previous
elorts. Never did Mr. Watkls' au-
ditors hear him play with more feel-
llle. with greater snort or with n
truer interpretation of the grwli
compositlonh of the old masters. '
His pro ram included selections
from such Eamonn composers as Bee-
thoven. Moaakowiikl, Rubenstein,
Greig. Lislt. Binding and Lesehetlzky
and each, to I8 the leanti was lx-
`nl=|~ltely given., His rendition ofthe
Il e and charmed their bearers who
:l‘i)o:ved their appreciation by hearty
applause in every instance. Miss Bre-
mer’p and Mr. }`litchle‘s voices -blend-
ed harmoniously ln_that beautiful
H v Divine."
Bti r Lo e
alias; gzenxaiiifiiier ni their mygxzi
abilities is unnecessary. as (/har _;
town sucllencee know full how muc
pleasure they receive from these gilt.-
ed entertainers. '
_ 11;/is regrettable that mnslcsles Gi
G ' I l’ _ ' ' ouurny we ' _ - ~
late. the Siimmersiile accommodation yestomay was thh_ty_t,"__,c ,_w,_e,,_H “_  d_“__k!_ Turku, (_,h|,._k,,,, & ir..wi_
iwas twenty minutes lata, the E05*-0”" have zero and the lilghvmt was thirty- Buying every day. Jenkins Ak liuntv
0l°°°|“m°d“tI°“ was I°rI'y`IIv° mIn'I9°V°“~ TII0 °°I‘I°5t I`°°°I"I°“I me wc' 2 doors from Jenkins Grocery Store
*_ ntes late. and tha Western expl"89llvi0i_s night was thirty-flve)above ze-| __ ll-4dl_wprl
er each of whom were in excellen _was on time. Izgirs;snyiiy-_ei;__ei;,ay)e)s_t1::r£:y*___war;__Yv_AN,i,ED_-yyby|hg(_'wum_,_,;‘__:u 
 """!!!! ‘ ' " ' , - raine ~
_ 'HIT PlPE_R_1'2 nEl_9__________iiiiie p. in., it was thirty-me degrees year ;‘;’\:I;§e_ Apply yo Hunt Bam,
 Nghgth of today will be nine CIW Hosmtnl' Bmw' Mc' 1iI..]`0il1w
*I`f'y_oii_`srs‘acE¢:iistomed to l<.u‘.¢ to hours and two minutes. _ ~ --Mt '-'Q' "séu‘N,',_'|.i;,
Iyour morning newspaper for your The tide will be high thi? _af_te_i;rl;>_¢il_i; \\,'_Ag('I;_Ig_?_' Q53" "L_  p,.0m_ Doi.
Ii-eal information as to news _hapllen at 1.53 and tomorrow at_ _ .__ 12 53 lar boxes soiil to you nt 50c., Money
iingl in the world, wouldnt it L0 he high tomorrow morning a . ‘m___nded H “nm,_,Bmcm,.y_ Get we-ig.
.quite natural for you to leo; in ,__.»»\ Sunday morning at 2.44. t 4 ____.o__y _mw_ Summa hm mm Mb
 wi..“'i'.ii':°.'i.;’.‘:.‘;"..r.‘:‘r..!.€l..~.W2. .I‘?'°..:.“.':.:.r:.' :‘;‘..'..:.;°‘:.i"=.;._  ...ii 
ivor -W - _ ll l ' ' ~ -- -» ~-*‘ ' ""“"""‘°”“` d
thmadvertfssments that match theIi~i¢¢, temei-i-ew mai-ning at e.[0 and I%0WL34tG,oB°;1`rl§:;___Allln.y;‘ '_;i_r1i 
neva fcatiirel ln internet . in depend- sunday morning at 6.51. _ mar . ll 2456"
If our hearts :irc tender and sweet.
we will look eagerly, \0VlllZ\Y. “W0
the face ni every child we sec. lor
salads n-om "i.u¢is"=\»y the imyiiien nizh vrd" *“`° ‘,‘,’,,,',§‘,‘i',’, “,"‘E,i"i2;:
nieniinneii w ner one pi yea with the who ani not nike a s
‘lift hand only and drew; loi-th_an ln- nlght's entertainment most certainly
lnnlnteut moore, which WM llfl\°i0\‘¢'lll'llSll0d ii grant treat, _
ability and in ul>°to-daeencse 7 Sari- The moon rises tonight at 7-59-
01); adV0l'tl§l‘Q lflahld BIWBYB IP' -'--'-‘“'“"'-“’-
‘nemr ln a serious newlmaper. Mina:-d'n Llnlmeat lor sale everwhen Mlnard's l.inimen'. Cares Bai-es. mil!
_ eleven.
the trustfnl eyes. the welcome smiles.
the darling ways belong to the first
few years on earth, before worldly
wisdom, selfisliness, and wickedness
have had s chance to eat into the
good at their hc-art's core.
And when lt does come, the time
wlieu the realities of life are set he-
fore them, there is still work for wo-
man. The men and women who are to
live when we are dead are in the
homes of today. What they will be
depends largely upon us, what we are
with all our (malta will lnlluenlw
or try to be, for the ideal we hold in
seen only by us and only in our best
moments. The life that glows is the
one full of mistakes and tangles
and faults. If the next generation is
to reverence childhood, t is one must
be whole.-hearted la its worship of
_little children. If the next one ls to
iteach necessary truth to those ln its
`liome, this one must not neglect its
plain duty.
But duty is A hard word. Love ls
better. The love wc have Tor our own
will overflow into the lives of little
children everywhere, lf only we will
let it.. Love will help as guide the
older ones, for surely wrmunt. have
lehrned to believe that it ll "thB
..them more than what we want to be
igrostest thing in the world."
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