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sovnmnsn 28, 1908 'mm Lurmsrr Nnws THF CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rrnsrr or 11.11 png snvma
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RESULT OF HEAVY SRTILLERY CO PETITIO  
Prince Edward Island Wins Second Prize in the Grand Total at Camp Petawawa and Were Only Pre-vented From First Prize Olly
Smoke. Winners oi First Prize Shot Before Smoke Came up. No. 2 Company Fourth Regiment Wins First Prize in Efficiency Personnel.
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Regiment.
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......Montreal  .
~ 191'
"  . . ..._ "  _ 254 15 _
if 252 24 262
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F! Mnnoeuvre
Comp,
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2
ol Fort Mannlng~400_
Gun Practice and Butte
Officers Observation of F.
18-40.
ull Laying, C0mp_
otal-|00.
Less for Abselteos,
et Total
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16 22 235 -20 215
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  , _ 33 _I5 294
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......Carleton  . .. . ..... 21? 12 33 -23 236
32 7,55
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4th  .......4.......,,Charlottetown   .. I 190
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1 ‘Tth 
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.......Halifax 
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..... *227 28 32 28'; __ 3 284
._ 102 3 4u 145 -13 132
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54 21 23 os -15 sa
ion 25 22 141 142
*‘~’0 19 28 131 - 2 135
308 ` 23 57 ass -12 ara
11? 15 42 114 - 0 114
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5': C‘0thil¢ and Aceoutrenents-3o_
Arm and Co’y Drill-40.
Cwrany Books-co.
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30 12 33
32 18 32
17 :L1 19 33
16 Z7 17 30
15 20 17 23
16 25 li' 23
10 36 19 39
19 35 10 40
12 Z7 19 29
171 25 17 19
17 23 11* 24
12' 27 17 _:il-
12 35 1! 40
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43 50 32 215
37 45 G 163
48 56 16 201
58 ' 50 32 253
57 'Til 37 277
43 T5 20 230
46 40 14 178
45 40 21 ` 187
50 45 21 21?
53 70 22 250
45 G5 O 205
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HIIILWIIY LIABLE STEEL PLIINT .HUT HIS WITE THE TELEEHIINI I '
Ellll LSSIITENT BEGINS lIIlIlEIl THEN HIMSELE TIIKES ErIllIlllES
"*_“ --_ » --A-A ¢..
'Which Caused Collision and For Sixteen Thousand ‘Tons.AwfuI Deed of intoxicated Winnipeg Paper Will Publish'
Three Deaths, So Says a of Rails for New South Men in Ohicago- Wife May l Times Charges And Chai- ,
Coroners lury. Wales Railway. Possibly Recover. lengee Commissioners.
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1nii<s'i‘oN .1c'r. Nov. 27-(Special) SYDNEY, Nov., 27-(special)-Tile CHICAGO Nov. 27-(special)-Ea. w1NN;pEG_ N,,,._ 2.,-_,S,,ec,__,)__
first rail of the New South Wiales six- mund McCabe, engineer, went home The Winnipeg Telegram has accepted
--After 11 deliberation ot two ‘hoursi
the jury investigating the ealuse of;
the accident by which three Canadiani
Pnrliic men lost their' lives in the
collision at Sand' Bank on Monday
Hliilit, _.toun_d_ Edward Finley met
death through the neglegence or some
employee and of the Canadian Pacilic
Rnilwaiy. i
Coroner Tilley said the evidence
showrii' conclui iirely that the switch,
sigimls had been imperfectly display-
eil. _
LAKE SIIPEIIIIIH i
IlIll‘lEH IIPENEIT
Extends Two Hundred Miles
i_ While the Ashanti of the Elder Dump- ,
TIILIIT SENTEIISEIT
AT IlIlIISIIEL`TfIl
al.
IWII SAWMILLS ,
LITE IJESTHIIYELI
_-as
Three For Stealing and One _Vi/ith Heavy l_eee'etNu5qnash
For Robbing Mail Bag in
N e w Brunswick..
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Donorrssrnn, nov. 21-(special,
"F01" YOURS men H110 0110 YOUDB This morning two up-to-date cult-up L
N-B. Not Known How I
Fire Started.
LSASL
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2 :=-
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Gas Escaped in Ccllfir, ll/lm
Lighted Matches and Fatal
Explosion Followed.
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ST. JOHN, Nov. Z7--(Special)-
teerythousand ton order was rolled ivhile intoxicated and ordered his
today at the Dominion Steel Plant. wife, who had prepared the thanks-
Inside a month the officials hope living dinner to bring some beer and
the lost ol the order will he shipped. se quick about il:'.
The Punjab order of nine thousand She was lying in bed and being
tons is completed and the final cargo frighllcncd Pulled the bedclothes t'igh
will be away ea-rly next week.. ter about herself.
°"'* * Her husband fired two shots from
Ia revo,ver, one bullet entering the
`woman’s body below the heart and
lthe challenge of the notional Trans-
continental Commision and avows its
intention of republishing the charges
of Melreasance m.a.de_ in the London
Timies and daring' the Commissioners
l.o_taks it into courts as they threa-
tened to do with the Times.
in wiliiiirs  
Woman were sentenced today in the mms owned by the luglewood Pulp
Westmorland County Court. C0-» at Mnequash were Loeally de-_
Robert/ Harney for robbing mail troyed by tire.
bags between Aulao and Jolicure got Those in charge could give no idea
three years in peuitontiary_ Wm. <1 how ¢hel1rorsB_rted_
Lsureue zw¢ y°B"S in penicenlcary when srsuaiseoverod one of cue
for stealing money near Shediac. mllls was 8 mage of names and in a
Andrew Le$`f‘I`» E015 Silt? dBYs fcr|very 'short time the second millf
stealing trinkets at Port Elgin and wlxlob was only about fifteen fret
Mary 0'Couuor two youre in peniteu distant was on ure.
Liary for stealing clothing in Monc The lyullldlaga and machioory are n
0” total loss while the lumber in the
' ' yards was saved.,
vary
SYDNEY. Nov. Z7--.(SDecinl)-
From Port Arthur to the ster line was docking at the Coal
Transcontinental. Compa.ny's Pier, North Sydney, she
c
_-1- ‘ (J
ollided with the steamer Wesadeek
o'r'rAwA, Nov. 2rm(Sneuia1)-The I
Department of Railways was advised peek ot the other steamer.
of the formal opening for traliic to-_
day of the Lake Superior Branch of
the Grand Trunk Pacific. T
'l`lii~ line is 208 miles long and con-
ni-i-ts Port Arthur with the main 'line
of the National Transcontinental.
`.(iNll}i0A'l‘ WILL
lT.»\(‘Ii} DORANTK).
'ri»noNfro, Nev. 2s-from Longhuutl
rlni ran at Fall River, Mass., yester-
lny has been matched to run Doran-
<li._ the ltaliao who bent Hayes in
N<n\" York, tiltecn miles in the Buffalo
Ariiiorirs on DeccTl\h0I‘ 15»
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nl iiard‘s Lininient Cures Colds etc.
The Ashanti was obliged to undergQI TORONTO Nov 27-(Special) At '
' ' _’ h 'elsui!erdsa.Tr
onsiderahle temporary repairs 'be-
tcrosts of A. G. Gillies, ol Leith and
Co., Cape Breton, who is one of two ti
heirs to an estate valued at over; on was commended for making it   bo
twenty one riiousann dollars left by! Compulsory on councils to submit loc- El'
his brother, who died recently. Mr_,al option by-laws on a 25 percent pe- w
An Elder Dempster LlnerCol-I ru- crigsabrscmrz. :sw in enm-
. . . o, a t ,eed
Iided Wilh a Steel Com- I :T3 chats waexni; ig Au; pdixyes,
. __
_ S U  Hayti, the headquarters of the D
S Steamer, | | partment of the South, where Gener-
` al Simon started- al revolution, with Eas
the other penetrating her side. _
He then shot himself through the   H ¢ _
  he-art and tell dead. The woman may E '
recover, _.__ _ 
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 26.--
| iaptnlrr John Hood, commending
"“""" 1 v1ew.to keeping this Government
_ informed oftlciaily of what is occur-
plalnts to that etlect having reached
For Ontarlo Meets and Re' here in about 24 hours. Cable nd-
ceives Interesting Reports  ”‘2;““.3l..“2“”i‘.lf§‘tZ.l§..‘;.°;f2.'T
wned by the Sewl C _ ' This is due probably to !ntorru;ii'.lou` MONTREAL' N"". Y"”(SP°°iB1)"*
The Ashanti spiking ___ glancin on Local Optlonl Etc' ot telegraphic communication, com- ‘ilty percent decrease ofthe Canada.
_ ’ _ g plaints to that effect having teacned bound passenger tram-c is reporwd by
>lo\\, tore a hole in the upper tore __ the State Department from arm, _OCR
» York business interests. Ill ls laid
to be an' historic fart that American 9
,unterests ave lar y e n
disposed to give provincial prohibi-
_rc Dmcecd_ng_ the session of the Sons of Temperance result of disturbed conditions _in if n
The Weendesk is badly damaged G.mndmv1sEon of Ontario the legislk Hayti’ slllidently evety anon; l lf' H? T
______l_ ' tive committee reported that the pxltintgr Hsgcepfggegis ‘;‘Zhsl;(;la°;';‘;_ yea
Goss 'ro SALT LAKE |P°“°Y "f “ki“'~' 5““°‘"‘1 P"’h“’l“°“ sei to the island has pilot the pro- tu
TO GET A FORTUNE. _from the Dominion Government had tection of American interests in vliew L
1* _ oeeu superceeded by securing loeal but is simply to ob aln lnformat on air
M§l¥0I?_;IlF(Jr?,’S£I_;€n§?l_____yN':§';_g1E;'tr;;f‘B'_prohibition 'ny municipalities under §25?_:_gsha_§al‘§?:_1ce0_f_l;a';'_f:l;'t T£‘_°’_n?_::: yea
Glace Bay left today for Salt Lake local Option' < am() and the Dubuque is in Hondumsllall
(;l.ey_ Ut,,|,_ where he goes in the in_i The Ontario Government, while not: wB_te,.s_ ed
" The mills had ,_ cutting capacity 0
L  f 'f ‘one 'hundred and fifty thousand fee
,a day and employed thirty-five men.
_ The lol! is estimated nt twent
SS two thousand dollars with ehix-teen
thousand dollars insurance divided
m and
among eight co p es.
Fallen Off.
illlMIIllLTl JLIIJGEMENTS
¢1»_-
PORTLAND, Me., Nov. D6-Dnm~
l shipping men for Montrc~al’s ages were awarded in a decree by
hlpping season mal; elogeq, Judge Hale today in two important
McDonald will be accompanied by Mixiution 0'; the elector-S_ __ `    a large part in the favorable showing
m E d hl ~t admiralty cases. These wane the
B C “rope War S ed ‘ S °w°’ A-nite or captain Alexander Ross, in
°t exceeded last yea” his own behalf and as agent of own-
he t0'-“I “'9‘tU°“Ud *F5030 1850 ers of the schooner Helen W. Martin
r was 224,000 for all ponts, while ,against a cargo oi_3,408 tons,of coal
"““’ ”“° “‘“’°“  1°"°”°' €§‘§'lf<l<‘?”§`l..”§ .5 'i.'§‘d`.L'4ZT.l$’i'$.°1§l“‘l.’1“;
sst year the eastbound traffic for veégel rn _wig port in April 1902' and
ports was 55,000 and already this of John G_ Crowley in his own “_
F the figures UHVG l`0B~°h¢d 50.000 half and as agent for the ownsm ol
tl the remaining months ape expect- the gohooner Vanmas Boughton,
to pass the record. :against s. cargo ot 3,630 tons coal
For the dec,-Bas, in the C,,ma5a_5conslgned to S. D. Warren claiming
und trarfiic the new Dominion immi-  i(;e‘;&1;?§;1‘,§)2_h§nv3x§sg§
ation policy is held responsdble _may be appointsd to value the d.,,m_
hlle Western States travellers play ages to 1lbela,nts_ ~ rlnvr or ‘EL
PATERSON, N. J., Nov. Z7-\il\)sc-
al)-A leaky gas main resultod in
the death by niphyxiation of two per-
sons and serious injury to three o‘.l:-
orc.
Three ehildsen were also ovsrcauu
by the tumoa an.1~ may die.
'i‘“1- degd are Peter Cunningaam nd
wtfe. `
The leak nlled the cellars of houses
on Newark' Avenue and tnru men
smelling the gas struick B, metals in 5
cellar and there was ll! OXPTOIWII-
All three were -painlully burned. The
explosion led to an investigation and
the neighbors found llr. and Irs.
Cunningham dead in hed.
They hind been ssphyxintod ns they
lbpt. A
At the Kelly home Mrs. ‘Kelly Ill
her children were all unuonoduls
from the fumes.
They were removed to the holpi@l,
LI)Olll'Id BUSIITB G  , w ere rs. Ke wen loom will" .
Westbound |Tr;Te T-Tas ul   h M my T.
but the children may dit.
MLITIIIE Illllllllll
IS IIITW IILILSEII
BT. JOHN. Nov. 8iT-t(BpOci\l)»-K'ho
Marine snnuiry closed today and r¢~
opens Saturday forenoon il Hidllpx.
Four witnesses were exsmillwd, but
none know anything about tio II-
partmental irregularities.
'rr-ns LATEST Nnwi I
rmsr or mn.
THE LATEST NEWS
FIRST OF LLL.
THE LATEST NEWS
(Mules The wmmittee recommended peu_ in the trafllc Europe-bound.
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  -. e - - -I » » --»- Poi-:Tic Norr WAS
fv- tionini, the Govennment: to stop the ""- MONCTON BAKERS _
Mnsr nasrncrr LAW.   
A OTHER CHANGE OF
. PROGRAM TONIGHT
At New‘Wonderland`.' 'Two More New Reels, and
the Latest lllu
strated Song.
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NGW pictures are the order of nl-
iiii»<t. every day nt New Wonderland
"UW, :mil tonliglit secs nniitlier corn-
lllrir 4-hangs of program, in nildltlon
tn the regular new pictures which
 ehnnired every evening t'his_
r _
Tho Fencing Mnster's Sweetheart is
TIN’ leader this evening, and is a
w|i.,le reel, rhnning; aver 9, thousand
E"‘“'~ lt's another grand story of
I'i\_’e. suDerlily depicted, and in drnm-,
“UC ofieet, ln gorgeous coloring, and
I" rlenr, truthful depictions, is full
‘if un interest which is only eq1mllr1d`
limi and grand development ol the
Ifutiuinr. no not mine ic, im it wiui
""1 IW put ou nirnln,
The Substitute, Automatic Servant
is a 1nu4;irnble comedy which will
please every one, and supplies the
element. or izood. clean amusement
splendidly. The Burglar 'in the Bas-
ken_ is another amusing; story, which
tells i1 lniighalilo and unusual tale in
an exceptionally clever way.
Mlog Von Branders in hcl* beauti
fully 'illustrated song “The Last Voy-
age" has touched all bearers, and in
l. . llt t l'lt r ents ,n- CHICAGO, Nov. 27-(S ll_
ld? :Tinian dttriithxtdvz; Eleaegures wh(icbNov. Wheat   .?iT.a101| MI°"d`=I I‘I“I'”°‘“ CW” DIPNTTCTIB-
_ __ ‘wins such _i;_r;_snimous___ aphplizusg, Niov. (l‘;or1;    62|
iv t e l Lh 1 1 _ l it t- C me tong for 's a n~r ny nn. or ..... ,  $;4_40,
“P ° ‘mt “““"““ 8 "" ..'i¢i‘l1 in New wonderland, .mi 1551.155. when  . ..  may 'rns nurmsr Nmws
always means an evening of rare on-Jan. Cmn  _  53| T B ‘T Nl;_1"l\:'I‘ OF ALL.
1. i 1
teltmnunln' MM Eork  ' ' """ "" " ‘l6'00 H LATE I Flag? or ALI* |.c1m|~|g|~ CL, Mivutibll. N _
transportation of liquor into local
option territory and repeal the three- NEWBURYPORT. M1155-» NOV- 26-
fourths clause. --Groping ner way through a thick
pl-ohibmn tr yn _ fog, the Boston fishing; schooner
Vind g ea I g was also ad Thos. A. Cromwell, bounid in from
' the Banks, went ashore late last
Th” °0mmi0¢°° SXPFSSBHT N881! OD- night, on the outer shoal, opposite
posed to the sale of liquor in clubs. Plum Island life Saving Station.
Another resolution advocated ,.e_ Twtelveh of theP_crewIo_‘ §,'\w_enty;_:n;s
, 'go a ore on um s ani n e 1
tuition of temperunce t°“°m“.-E=- in tm’ dorles after a hard struggle in the
pflbnc °°h°°m' heavy sea. The others ofthe crew
_ '_ _ - _ elected to remain on board, 'out the
llnmord’s Liniment. Cures Gsrl¢\ "1 COW’ seulhad gained such violence that
they showed signals of distress. A
tugboat was summoned from New-
THE LATEST
THE LATEST
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Nnws
ninsr or ALL.
Nmws
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Naws
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on account of the high sea and thick
ed venture out.
Captain Roland Shoulds is master
of the vdssel. The Cromwell was built
in Essex in 1905, and is valucd at
CHICAGO MARKETS. $12,000. ‘
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buryport by the liie-saving station, f\\7iAN'1'ED W N17 200 ‘NDIS 0_y;;f2rri-
to tow the vessel ot! the ledge, but K Geo. Carver, 133 Great uecrge
weather none of the tugs fn port dar- _“f;ANTEU washing ag h0me_ Apply
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MONCTON, N, F., Nov. 26-The
bresdmukers of Moncton will have to]
comply with the city by-law, and|
hereafter, twenty-tour hours after'
their bread has been made, each loaf
will have to weigh two pounds. At'
the present time all breudmakers,
with one exception, are making- their
bread' at least two ounce# under the
regular weight.
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Condensed Advertisements
(T00 late for classification.)
S_t._ ____ ____ _____ ___ 11_fl§\3lDl1¢
to 35 Upper Queen St.
11-28ilwpd.
SOUTH AFRICA LAND (}R.\NTf~l
bought highest cash price paid
for scrip. Write J. H. Mcbiarmid.
Saturday Night Building, Toroiito,
()nt_ 1_1-Z5dwsm3l.
WANTEU LAnIs:s 'ro no PLAIN
. and light sewing at homo; whole
Friends of L. L. Scherer Find Their Fears ot Marital
RICHMOND, Vai., Nov. 26»Sulie
Andrews, of Richmond, whose letter
to L. L. Scherer, at the Auditorium
Annex, Chicago, I,l., was addressed' a
verse, the publication of which crest-
ed consternation among the frlvtlifi
of Scherer, who is `a married man.
has turned out, “P011 iHV°FtlS'°tI°°»
Scherer, whom maiden name was
Susie Andrews, wrote the cmumuni-
cation to her husband in the svlfllf
of f,m._ never dreaming that it would
come under the notice of ag other
eyes but his, or, if it did, sit the
matter would be taken seriously. Bhd
domestic complications be anticipat-
ed by his friends.
r w of Mr Bcherer'a friends
time; good DIY; WUI* 9°"
:|Ty°EiT:tT1nee; chars" reid: N94 #mv j
he mn particulars, National UNH'
 it #wif P‘
Ve y fs 4
happened to know that. Mrs. Bhnor
was 'before her marriage yl Miss An-
drews. Glsring headlines in the nvwq-
Troubles Were (iroundlesa.
,,,,p,¢-,_ ileniding divorce prooodlhgh
ln which the Scheirerl were to “IN
prominently, rose ‘ln the vision el
his friends/
The inscription on the envdcjiii
which attrsctld S0 D000 °T»t°““‘”\m
chicago and w nice wind i.he.in|i
cl ks nt the Clilctgo NW
‘boys and er _
to he none emo chan his wife- Mfr-1 to await with im *lem °l!@.°"l'\\
ot Mr. Scherer, wg; was hernldld el
A New York clvlt-elif* 10110017”
'-over mountains. rim and lag.
Can-y this letter tor Suslvs sa
At. Auditorium Hotel, Chicago. Bl..
leave it:
L. L. Scherer will be this to
rscstvo lt.
Il he is not there. I ilu CWI' P180
it.
For he is my follow, and do\‘t 101
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forget is “vnu `NnR_n”!___
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