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Build it and Not Bother
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iuilulliil HIS TRI L
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' over ment Should
A'  hi;   Ai3l°Ill'-IlldlISil‘i-.  ' With Steamers   Enoctorvs Evidence Shows Skull' 
 DM_ “_ A Fractured But Not By a, Blow-
.- lilfgtylpllsllments Were Shut Down ~ _ ----
' i“5*ali$f€fr-il°°aeS CIS d ir' SAVES BDIDE '  ’  HAS EINISHED
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   ”=‘“g¢f,t1a“°Sefi°“? ll i lion fiif-f-=@ ng Hin will ”°-i`i.'$."iZ.iiZ'i.i“‘i°.iZ§Z2"'
come thi'/nghihc mains in the town,-
lcvcls of the city shortly after millnlglit
and cdrlyitiilli morning the quality was
iaersasinu but was stlll unsatisfactory.
There was every pmmlse, ho .vev r,
that one _main would be ulven the city n
fair supply this morning except on the
hlghlqvel _lind_t_l1al- bi-.foie night con<l|-`
lions would be ncrinnl or alma. s so. `
Foi°_tl_\s twonty»four hours aiding this
morning St. John oxpcrlanosd aliii-in, loss
and inconvenience beoiu~e of the lntrr-
ruptiou of thc water s rvice, such us it
had not c_ucountcro'l_ for twenty-isvei
years. E A
In 18217, during le ileiris wln'cr siorui,
the service went to pieces cpuipletely for
fourteen hours; but that was before Sf.
.mlm had spear, ii million fleiin-. in insure
s plentiful and continuous supply of water
for ell purposes.
Early last evening, before the street
lights were turned on. when the city was
fig-hound; the position was not only one
general gloom. but of actual and great
danger. I ' _ ,
The .sirset lights were turned on ri little
something llkr- its normal appearance P I - h. futile attempt to mnlntnin winter couiui
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iaeveivil alarms succeeded each other iii. rocess on IS S lpwrecked on ““i°Mi0l1 by sic-liners. ‘German Emperor  NGN
Fortunately the free were slight but ay 0. Church  Rush- V Spend Three davs lu A
200° brought the cltyto a sudden and com- mg water  I]  L0'-'dc n
plete realization of its position. ,
A hlnz: in the Main sti-ost, North End, ””“ ____
must have spr:ad with grant, rapidity and _   M 
Wm, what result no one could “ue” but L PASS. Dec.J.~-An extraordinary arlvon- LoNlioN. Dec ll-Euipcror Willluiii of,
forthe ,,,.,,|e,,,,,,,; ,,,,r,,,a, E _ “'° “W°“°‘l *U Wedfllnlr v11\'t»y new Germany, who has compliti-ilhis rest sure
I" c No2 ei
ic," re. um,” lm" respondlng to anotjrr Nerao, the home of president Fnilicics. at High CIlll` Castle arrived in London to-A
gl,"-m and an ready fm, “Guam In n The wide “Wi brl<16Rl'0DlH und lofty diy. forlthrce days of sl§htseein;z.Be lunch
guests were driving from tho church to a ' gd wllh King Edward M Huckinghmul
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short intci'vul=l.
few minutes that particular danger-and
iilliisilr  
ins inn in  
is niiliin
The St George Breaks Away
and Collides With Other I
Warships
l”oiu‘si\iou'rli, Eng., Dec. 9.-There
was an exciting scene in this harbor last
night when the battleship Prince George
brelre away from her moorings and went
adrift. She was finally brought under cou-
trol, but she was so badly damaged in the
meantime that she will have to be docked.
The Prince George grazed a number Of
warship: snchoied in the harbor and then
collided with such force with the new
cruiser Shannon which had just arrived
in from her trials, that e big hole was
pierced in the bnttlcsbipis side.
The Prit ce George took in water raP‘
idly and by the time she had been secured
by a tug and tcwed to dock, she had ii
heavy list to, starboard.
lllfhs, lens, hesneni-1... sin owner infos;
lllinsats urs qninlily rnitrcui by Crosoiono
tablets. ten cents pn- box. All iraaariatl-
Coiidcnscdtdvcrtlscmcnls
Too lets for fllusilesgrm -
at-__ex§§_ glen s voir. iiarns -nu
ant' -ai il ni. A nlv »\tf»\w
W P. Qlslsnauaildaiuil. N!!-llrltf.
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I » Reward sazlniidiiliai'-I." wh wl32'E_l|_§:f-
L0 .1‘: l1TT§Fn rib-'Sim Francisco today for Goldfieii C°if<
cmwbon. Finder pls i,-ie lc ivs »;§__I;it&i;}ot'°ne1 Reynolds of the Twenty.,¢¢°n$
WANT -Immslieuty at Condensed
Milk mpsny, several [Hot smart
sim. App y ee company s uuecmlw'
WAN l‘lD-~For ofllc work s aap_sl is
, girl of from fourteen to elii..a~n
!"l\rs __ len Q ds unmun echo l stucs-
tlen. }.p'lyh;" e terlto Merchant P. O.
B il 87 , fihstlutietown- 1'!-"4"-
Bl _ qytieivy reads the
R ' *Maine news le IMI
jsroudkiss, Lctween 1French troupi nnd
decisively beaten off. I
They loft nisny dead and wounded on l
EEVENGHMGEAVEAA
DAG VlGlDllV
DEEIGIAL HEPDHE
Adjeroudkiss Says Engage-
,mentTribesmen Beaten
With Heavy Loss
l.aLl./i Marina, Algtcrin, D»:c.il-An
official report of the engagement at Ad-
trlhesmen, declare! that the lnticr were
the field of haitfe.
There were no French casualties. Rein-
foroemeuts are arriving, and the Arabs
are concentrating at Aghbal.
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UNITED STATES
IHDDPS DHDEHED
|iD GDED EIEED
General Funstan despatches
detatchment of Soldiers
SAN Fliaivcisco, Dec. 9-General Fun-
ston last night verified the statement that
federal troops will leave Monterey and
United States Infantry will be the senior
officer in commend of the troops, which,
will leave today for Goldiieid,Nev. H
That the miners have been quietly buh
iiirluairiously preplflnll f°" “°"bV° 
evidenced by the fact that they have 5oo
stands of arms in their ¢l\|*fi°f'- l,
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To Watch the Mines A
Trv the Sannsouie SeusaK°i iThVtvA
The brldsgrooin rescued his wife on the
back of a bi rec, and alter three hours'
danger the rntire pai-iy reached dry lard
but there were twen'y-two on one aide gr
the rolling flood and twenty on tha onlinr
and the woddiniz breakfast- was eventual.
ly hold without the bride and lzrooni.
EHE MAGlG
' .lDGGiEll
Will Perform To-night ln
Fairyland
The complete change of programme' at
Fsiryland tonight, introduces n most
entertaining combination of ehe tragic,
the humoroue, and the mysterious. “Your
pictures are excellant, depend upon
i.hai,“wrltes our repietcntatiile, and the
patrons will corroborate him when they
seo the films enrolled before their de-
llghtcd vision.
Nowadays, transfo\°matlu/i scones lie
provinl hirzlily popular, all the nllflng
plcLnr'e machine lends itself readily in
reproduction of the marvellous and mysti-
fyinu. "Enchanted Glnsse-i" is the title
of one of the best p'ct-ur¢e_ of this- class.
The muny nietnuiorphoses which iovfnl
themselves are ceitalnly extraor.\lna=y
and the color tdecisarc charming. The
eye never tlu s of watching three kaleido-
senplcal scenes.
Picture number two dcals with auoth. i-
thsmc. In;o thc realm of the tragic, the
spectator is taken ns “Another Crime" la
vividly pref ented by motion pnotogrnphy.
The drama is hznitusodiair, and the
unfolding of tho plot holds tha close at-
tention of tl.s audience, from start- to fin-
ish. Many lnstxuetlvs glimp eslntu life
in s nr:-at metropolis src also given.
Une or the highest price ants on the
vsnrlov|'le stage, today. has been c\;.tu|-
ed by the moving picture machine, and
yon get it for thc nominal sdmlislon fee.
Il represents the many delightful mysti-
fying tricks of one of the me .tout ltii ig
jugglers, who is also ie comedian of the
highest. class. Itis entftled the ‘ Magic
Juggler" and tlio term mnalols certainly
true to nomo. Every proarniume is none
the v\'oi°s9 of humor, and this element
will he representeii tonight, by the high-
lysnjeysbls production, “I Never Forget
the Wife." This his' rsrs bit of comedy
ll which the pretended thhughtfulness of
the husband for the wlfs proves tx hs
hypocrisy of the worst typr.
The illustrated song will besung by
Parker if ofer.
‘ ii.\vE You ivasrsi
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nliiips 8E$‘|5|i,'°ai:d tydxrtmlllitrlssctyor. ,Never
rar. -.i§`l@aii...':‘.:,-.j,:."._'3:_
the lit! w s 0
aisle issieenver
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best on earth, no per lb _st Ssnni-f
ders:& New9DU-l'l- -
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kaownto fell. Be-ears you get "Pat-
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si to curry out tho wishes of your Boas d
vv.th regard io placing the so-nmer on
the Snmnirrslde-'i'ormen|.inc roiitdi if
no»a~ll.l»~, I would beg to inform you of
her arrival on this side. lfind 'howsvér
th \r. owing to the accumulation of fum
products arCnailotteruwn, it will not be
povs|b‘c in the public luteic-ts to plies
her on the proposed route. Whlié” Ito*
grot not being able to meotf the wllhel
01 your Board I am pleased to know that
facilities or handling any merchandise
that may be shipped to the '1 Island
as well as any produce shipped tram there.
I therefore trust that the nrrsulenionts
mnda will prove sal lefactnry to the public
qenei-ally. Yours faithfully, signed L. B.
Biodiiur.
T0 CUiE COL DIN- ONE DAY
fake LAXATIVE IIROMO Quiolnc
T»ibls"a. Drufrulsts refund money lfllt
fails to cure. E. W. GRO\'E'S signature
on each box. Yde. -'
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THE WINAEEVSSL
EEEEPHDNE lS
IN DAIEV USE
System ls Successful In Ger-
many Overdistance Of
Sixtv Miles
Bi¢iii.iN, Deo. 9-Tgiephonlng vxlthout
wires for fifty or sixty milosis now in
daily pr-*gross between B -rl|n,and Nnuen.
The transmission is effected by means
both of “damped” and "undampcfl">
waves. Legg than ayear agolt was pos-
sible to asnd all Audible wirelesntelsphons
message only three or four miles, but I
ani officially informed today that pai-
feclly articulate conversations are now
possible for flttesn times that distance.
'Iho company- hopss that its test will
,horllv be rewarded by s'ill stronger
trlumphr. _
Cl‘llCl\Gi)__MARK'ETS.
Oniomo, December 10 -(Spscis|-
Dso.0ufn  _ Boi
“ Pork.......,... ......... .. $12.85
.Ian  . Me
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the port of Charlaitetown is not oplyls'
central dist-rlbutlna' point, butt hssigood
,_._.___ iicl mid de
Douucid the Goverpmcnt for not taking
S1' Jmm’ N B D°°10"W“i°" hem" 5° All-U. '\Il~l lust as the cliy h~iii assumed ___ U10 IDB'-W UD UNL A f l t' l
. , I' ual 0 perse ng n the ”"
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1\IiJ.\'i"rir.\', lice, 10 (Sm-cial)-Cliargnd
with tilt: niuifiui' of his wife, Chailoli`r‘
liirsc-iilin, Chrlatoplicr liorsciiiun was
i. fliiy coiiiuiitterl to trial :it the next
>eaeion of the Westmoreland Circuit
Coiiit.
Tile wii.nesf~ci this rift:-rnuoi: wrre Ellen
Lewis, .loliii Clerk, .lolin llopc nnii Auron
Ls\vi~'.
1\ii~. liilton ntl ni the i-nuns ,mile
to irsu r»i'utc I\li'.~i. llolseninv. of hearing
it was n gn.” om,__w" oven l‘;"""; 5|* "1"" dlrtlnt Where the wed- '-- Palace at noon curl later took up his rest- ‘
The Dcovli arent n day and night of gg gwkhm was "°leh°1d‘ F I - . dence “° uw G*`"1‘““ °“‘A’\Sf5'- Whffe VPN
helplessness as well as dread. The story int e iw” they wen ovumken by tha A rom M mster Replacmg a Wm may “nm “rem esdayi HIE NIH”/siyi
of thc manifold expedents to secure A wa ers 0 the Hooded Gamnnc' and their Sieam 1 “wks to be In splendid helwi'
.. . . 8i` ll A
little water is told in detiill elsewhere. wéhbmes “ Je mushy E Bmpwnckcd. . L 0 .Summers de on wednesday the emperor Wm .l"`“"’
The ludupmesnr meaty wc" paralyzed dal :`coaehmni;]vvho was driving the brl- Tormelliill 9 ROUEG for home. It is his lnteutlon tai-lsii. Que in
Hu I =-"H120 v\ 'piled up his horses and __ Wtthelmlnn in Holland on his my hier
lm 6 llffllllrral y was turned topsy turvy ' ._ _
t i d t h
bl the nccidonl; on McSweeu7`s farm. $51” annum :ugh the WM" which was The followlnll le.ter was icoeived on to Potsdam'
This morning sg The Tl-ing;-,ph goes to km dz crumbs name' A ure” Houma by che 7m mst’ by the Secrnhry of the Sum_ *mil-_-
e
press it lgokg gg though th, “pious Dub one o e homes and tha °E'h°‘° was marside Board of Trade -Office Minister
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or th. Immediate trouble were over but Y°"D0d. but We WYTABBG. with the bride Marine and Fisheries, Ilrd December, l0U7.   
the whole city is left wondering about the and brldegroom in ni Hmmd' De" slr :_
value or ‘bg com vl ‘ 1 mm I The brlnegi-com j_,,,,p,,,-| out of me c-"I VV|th reference to mylcttei' of the
y ser Le M W nt" age into the water, bidding his bride have twenty “ht un’ hlformhw y°“ Ah” th”
sud the people expect both safeguards and 'E Stanley had not arrived in Canaria mm
. courage, and swam for help. By this rim,
exphnatlonm undergolriu repairs ln Scotland and lhnt-
VA all the guests, tcncf them, in carts driven on her arrival the agents! the Depart
by oxen.-~.~.‘».n.f.¢.'r°wieaiases'n~a»a»mwn.iseaeani;§ie"-ici;-aiu»nlf    U
thslrlives. ~` V V - _
No Members0f Wsetern Fed-
eration of Miners Will
be Emvloved
Goldllold. Nev.,:Derl 9.-The mines at
Goldflcld are to be reopened Thursday
the wane scale is to bs reduced no incur-
bers of the Western Federation of Miners
will be given employment. -
There are about 1,500 Western Federal-
tion mon out. The men who are to take
the places of the strikers are not to be
housed at the mines, but will bescattcred
through the camp and protection for each
individual will be gurantecd by the Mine
owne ii' Association. The propositions
hnvc boon positively decided upon.
Mlnard's Llnlment Cures Colds. etc
NlDlllSE8“
her answer “No” wlien inked if she fall
lieni°.l Horseman any: “lf she comes to
abc will mind me now." She told of uc-
cuscd liuving his hand on his w|f¢,’5
throat, choking her, and Mrs. Johnson
compelled him to stop.
Nocrtcrnalmarks were found to show
that the fracture of the skull had been
caused by n blow, but Dr. Addy thought
thilt the bruise on the hosil and the frai-
turc of the skull were caused by tl c de-
ceascrlfalling und striking her l'r‘d
agulnstsonie object. Afsll in such A
well ns tleecrllicl would produce the rc-
iiito the well, n l wieiitcdto die. Sill-Iseli, found,
T' ,-
Glrcailu, Ilia., llcr. 7.-ilundreda of
~u.loons were closed ln Illinois to dny, the
local option voted st tho last election in
fourteen counties becoming effective at
midnight. Iiiglillcdunllra nrt-now totally
“dry," while six lilifivi' snloons' iiily n few
precincts.
’1`hcProhibltlsu sentiment was also
felti further noith in the state, where
many towns voted out the saloonn.
in addition o systcmotio campaign
for the Sunday closing of ruilnons
has been uneloitaitnn in Chicago, nnd
several score of saloon-keep rs of the city
have been arrested nn evidence rrsthc el
by agents of the Chicano Law and Order
icngiie. Ifquorrienlers of the state are
alarmed at the situation niid have taken
steps t0 combat the rclorru inovsnientv.
In Chicago the local association of
A Bovs’ nrromvmronv. '
The daily l'.fc in one of these init itutlons
will bc shown on the cnnvss ut \\'oridel‘-
land this evezilnu niid tiinoi-row. ltis ,
nauhjsctiri which many are dei-ply In- A
t-etsatcd, as these Institutions are the
means of reolniininz wayward boys time
nnd again from lives steeped in sin.
The bulidiuir. tlin isurroiiadlngs, the
working of the Institution and all eoi.--
nected with it, will be depicted, nndns,
the dim is ie splendid one It will be worth
rcmenibcrinn this number on the pro-
gramiiie.snrl then seeing l~.Riinil\nln la nn-
othcr flno picture, and n magnificent aub-
joot. Mr. Mcddicr will he quite cnsugh
in tho' cumodyliao to supply fun for the
evening, and when Mr. Meddler Rats his A
deserts, which he certniiily does, every-
one who saos the story told. will consider
that he not all that vias coming to him
at any rate. The Red Sceptre is a superb
subject, superbly portrayed, and Mr.
Harney will on Thursday evening sing one
ofthe popular fnnoy catchers ln the illus-
trated annu world “The Innrl of the
Buffalo." The lllustrellnrs are grandly
attractive. M ss Blanctisid \\ill plsy
several new sslectlons,end the progismlc
in tote is fall of lntoreet and amusement.
LA GRIPPE COMING AGAIN.
Eavope is now in its nrnsp, and in a short
time America wi-l be ovar rnu with this
awful epidemic. Get ready, use preventive
msssnrsv. Build up a surplus of vigor
by Ferrosons, and inhale Oamrrhozone
t reetlmss each day. Nothing destroys
thcqrimae germiiks ‘litsrrholoneltienres
the co , breaks up the fever, relcvse
the heerlsohs and destroys ov-ry, vsetigs
of oaesrrh and sore throat. For Brunch-
tls. Grl and winter llls Oetarrhosonc
mm-,» m g5¢_1,,-m|¢,. U n Park ____ '__' _ "_, "_ N .___ 'l bolt. girl by all dealers 250 and Ql.f0.l
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NEWEDDNDEAND
VESSELS WllH AAEN
AHE GIVEN DP
Palmpol, i"rnn r-, ll c. il.-Thrcc New
foundlnnrl fishing vi-sat-li, the Angler, Jac;
queer and Criiisnrle, wllii crew totalling
l20 msn, have beciiglvcn up foe' lost, as
they have not in-rn rcpoiteci sintc Oct. l,
when thi-y left Miquelon.
Minard's Linlfnenl Cures Dlefemlwl'
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Any Guardian reader
who reoeivusdlmiy print-~ -
ed, badly printed, badly
folded. badly cnt, badly
addressed, badly wrapped,
tom,sol1ed.or incomplete
pspu of whsteees issue
will kindly notify thcSnb-
scrlptloii Department st
he Spreaa of 
Prohibition 
United States
No More Liquor in Iliinois- Local 0p-
~t-ion Law ii`ifective-i=in-'I¢ous\tsonr.»
Counties in State -Saloon Keep-
ers Fight Hard
saloon iracp-ers, and the restaurant keep-
rrs, association have united forces. and
will make vigorous attempts to ifsaure
the discharge of the arrested saloon keep-
CFS.
GAMBLING DN
AilANllG _INENS
GDNEINUES' VET
Passengers by Several Lines
Have Latelv Been Stung
by Gamblers
.\`i-:iv Ynluc, I)ec.9.-Tlicllcavy gambl-
iiiq on the North Geruiaii Lloyd l,iiic‘i"
l(:oii Priiizcssin Cccilie on ht-r recent
westward voyage from Ilreiiien
in which Von :lttersum is said
to have been relieved of $609
iii casli and o large smouiit of promissory
notes by ai professional glmblpjrienil ,a_
confederate, has convinced the Pgfnts gf
the Atlantic lines in this city that therein
n well organized gasg among the steamcrs
THE WEATHER
Tonoalro, Doc. 10-(BpooIsl)- Strong
ivluds and gales, gradually shifting to
west and north, rain, followed st night
hy l‘izlit local snow falls or durrlas`.' _;
' LA LJ 
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.$50,000,000 FOR AVEHTISING.
"James B. Duke, the tlobscci' ling 4|!
Long l_3i_‘a_nch.N sw J srsey,reoently claimed
in an lntcrvlewthat he had spsne morn
money in advertising than any other llv
'ing man. Hs said that the lilvres would
reach fifty million dollars.-Newspsp t-
dom.'
wealthiest men in the worlrl. When you
ses a llbersledverl ser you sees rich m'.e.
The business msn wlolu this emo! .ad
vertiswg tirnfrald to invent his money in
» uhlc 9 will never accumulate s fortu si
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