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1,1 h _ _ tion arrived _in Charlottetown at -- d “th ' 'I -t
,-8f,d?§y:?,§d`Yc&{.‘i§2lra:m€%x§E“_ 2.2.20 tort! minutes late; the eastern §e;:ng_?n e western "press 
today and learn' of an 9'x,,@11-mt W-51; 91? .5-_Z0 P- rn. on time and the _fir ` ` .___ -
-tion roi-'the right 1,0,-_ - -,ml lflrll .clrrcss at 10,05; liffccil mllwicr Judge ,Meponsld, Charlottetown,
' _- _ '- _ _ ,   latte,-j,    _ _- _ rho'-has been visiting in New York,-
eghcuiluardiml pri;1tg¢11.`gh¢`-yfgum , MISsI`0,&ARY“_“l;`§ET_ING_ A mmf eturnedto the city last. nilght. `
.anoernWB.  "O *- -  ' _ '””""
_bbnor and piaeasurl';nof'1l1>:?lln"f-?liQB"I"¥3hf`E`g,‘$"‘r( U-‘°€ti“5 -"!V3_5 Nm Bt GTM? Mr. Inman, lawyer, returned to
paper for Prince Edw'a|~2§‘¥fg;,'_1,’¢-~"' ‘ .r°h._la3i5 °V°|1l“$ 9-* `Whi~°h “U °“‘ Charlottetown from Sumnierside last
-,  ' ` ,.1 gggiiéle l’l`°El;_Ul 0! Sfilkillgllnlg 011112 cven'ing`, where he had been attending.
_ o , was ven.- very peasan gi, (11 tr fth S C t.
£0-,?_»'é_'_i‘;:-";_i.`_ti‘_’;’_’;I_i;:_l:d _ others. are asked evening was spent by _t_hose,_._who_,wei°_e a , a- 6 m 0 -.__e “meme om
ng. - - ,_
3 0 d 1
y r °" °" by Rell present. A B Warburton Charlottetown,
'isterdd' lletttrl The Guardian is not . ' - ~ .
_1-i;gpon_g11,1e 10,- remittanw _I fd 5 ' _ 1_ was el passenger from Bummerslde,
Qiisfwae nal is .-nl.,va;° °"'§lse°l_ 'METH-“DIST i‘E,i5”1”G“'*-‘3°""`“'i ’“"‘ °“°‘““g- “"“="= he had iw- af*
- _.___ _-‘ _  ,Ki Cllrtlr. B- D ,Old-Secretary -of tending the Supreme Court. _
 he G di wal _. _ _ _Sunday Schools  _Y__l_1lJ`_lig_,'I_’c_oples
 from U" an hmm? Naming. B,77°leti°§ Ol the ,M*;,th,Q¢n'¢_ Cliufch. Jack McQui1lan of Quebec, formerly
ers t
A) ‘ms “WK ‘mt *hi* will be in Charloti'a9t0Wn today He of Charlottetown and who is here on
tirbvlnee. ll heh it -- lf- af -. 1 . _ .- - ' -
Mmreu tb fhrhe, G°$:_ai:_a§\l._l_d_N__-`\vl_i;..wlll~h-ave n Conference w'i_th'_i __B_u__nday1 ,I short visit, will leave next Tuesday
Div*-" f°11f+fl_<>itet°wl>L "innaesi`a'nli»_ ,‘§',f,‘T""’ ““" "°““~g P°‘-*"9 “_,§°‘§r‘{_ 011 reim-
aml. _the é_vmta_ “cw ha_v»._._.t__._m___p______ _ _lkers in the _Hearts _Memos 1 al , ___
ell - - ' = n ~ _ ~ muh- at 3 D- m- ard will ailllllbss a public major Cleaver sulllvan ana ll/h~s.sn1_
' _.__ -  '  meeting at 8 o’clock lnftlie same liven, of Halifax, arrival in char-
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_ ':1"§{.f';  V DIED '
l;h_`-'J' Tl - »“ ` ” - A
_,B1MONS- At Cable Head, P. E. I,
_ Mn' November ,`l9th Robert Simons nt"
ifghe advanced' nge,of ‘.i_l__y_cars and 
1-; onthe. (Californi`n`ni`id' B.-Cfilnpers
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E ‘P/lm.IsH .' ‘
Q ' SIGNAL s'l‘A'i‘l0i~lS
Great Lakes W'
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of the St.
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through-
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Nov. 421.--After s
Messrs. T.
of the NB-
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STAGE
Nov. 27.-Owing t0 '
of tonnage between,
stations will be estab-
p, _the cs _al -system
I»lk'e§,'-. and .informa-
be 'available at Mont-
signal stations of
vessels betwcvll
the daily rlsiwl
Bt. La_w’\'€¥l¢0
track eft__t_l_ls
- g 11 fro w n
0 8 dials-fiance _of
on inland
as Port Ar-
Signais will
a total distance of
and vessels far
l‘l..i;*‘li_ ~» .
1901' '
was drawn
for - 
be _ just i
_ ~9_._. - ___ - ___-.Y _f-~ -.-~--~--
Serves time-_ ' '
0 ' Saves health  -
 _-_ 1 Saves- Money
Housewives : _
L  7 ' S|.ir's'le`vl-1 ielspoolifni of lnsuma `Pnrzmn`
_(direct fiom lhe fin) in ak up of hot# water; _
. add eager io iasisalid uiongh _c,r_eam`fo bring _
,the color to a golden brown. You have a _
_'_w1;1?_i¢_§¢_ine_dr_ii1kwlt_h a fascinating flavour.-
 -. Pal -i's'apare.._food beverages, absolutely -
_ free frbxi‘i°::afi`eine-or tannic aCid,U’l‘3 h°fmf}1l¢i\`_,“89
'in tea 'A n.df`coff_'ee which cause so much nervous-
ness, giiiousness and `_i_n_digesiion.
45” ` 'Tiic`rcl_are many reasons why _you shquldssk -`
-your g"‘fo`cEi“foi' if _
, , 1
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A L fl-_ i :_ -. -ig , 'ii-I -37"?"/s' - 'ti . ‘fl-1. `.` fi
- his eeononi'ia;sl"_n|=héii`;illi`and 11llili¢i~____-_- '- _ _ .-
\’_palum_-, und ,
io cover pos- i
fin. . i
Pars had
'Ally Person in this Province. who made”  1°tfl"ic°“'“M'5hi5 'Week U1 attend the*
intends to visit New York'C '-- 1 h_ - _ _ Sli l'V,Hl1- cMnnus wedding yester-
er for bush-_EB-B br-.D1eas__re_, 1;; 'Y °"'; __ i_';l-I_l_JwdA;>iout,_2f<;ur F8ée7-.`_I_ust _now terda\y.
it to than- mjvmm, ,, ggfw it- »»F_ YS? ee _ _“B 8°” __f°_“m» 5 ,“,_P°` _ _ ` ' ------
H." care nl ' Gunrailfln f Y -9 -_ “WHY ‘ISM ""1 .lillllv-_créam that ,ir LA -GE FUNERAL-The funeral ol
' C\"“°‘°tte absolutely greaseless cannot become th hit L C O k 1 1
t°W"' ,W ~_ f ,, ,` “_”/i1_W~_»isncid an-1 senses ,jskin tonic. .It is ° ° ' ' w°"' t°° "M '°"‘
~‘ ._ ' '~ *a superior article, a delicate, hqhlin
_*A a lendid opening with a New cream that cleanses the pores and
York_§‘ish Firm can be had. by anyacts as a skin food par excellence.-
Ilgson who _will undertake to securegflcc 22;- tfltlglo Mcliinnoél _Drug
. u pnzon e o sm lt ll 1 1 th- _oi-ner rea eorgc an en __ s.
Province by writing; l:lxiilon‘:;Bton“K,‘_‘Et Mu'
Cilre Of The Guardian, Charlotte
town. I -.  _ , ::Bl-lntain, Bell & Co., for best,coal,
, _ _ ___ - lowest prices. 9-28dtf.
the _residence of L. A. Hnszard, Rich-
mond St. to St. Paul’s church ehence
to Sherwood cemetery, yesterday af-
ternoon and was one of the largest
ever seen in Charlottetown.
A HAPPY Evl-:N'r.-lviiss sarah
Amanda Bryenton of Brackley Point'
Road and -Herbert L. Bryenton of
Winsloe were united in marriage _yes-
terday at the Parsonage of Fil-gt,
Methodist Church; Chn'rlottetown.'i‘hc
ceremony was performed hy Rev. J.
Heaney. The young couple will re-
silde at Winsloe.
ST. JOSE-PI-I’S TEA.-A large, en-
thusiastic crowd attended the annual
high tea at St. Joseph's Convent,
Charlottetown, last evening and
Bullctv reigned supreme iron the open-
ing at half past two till the closing
late in the evening; Dainty tables
were spread with everything imagin-
able and unimaginable in the eatable
line. which were indulged in by the
gay throngs who pressed round them.
And midst all the laughter and soci-
`iN.5TA,?i,1!"_,_zP,Q§'i,ili=i|
' nuniulcd
’“"e.'.”°.:.'.f.v;-.'.':r.:u"a:.!.f:.......- _
for pl-spamig on einer-_s»d¢~
-I A ST AN-T -POSTUTM
-_file new fable drink
ality, B charm was given the en-
tertainment by the sweet appreciable
music rendered by the League 'of the
Cross band. The ,bazaar in counec-'
tion with the tea was well_`patroniz-
ed and much enjoy-ment was 'gotten
a huge sue_cess._.....  -_._ _.c
`ST. PE’1‘ER’S TEA.-At the high
tea in Bt Pctei"s Cathedral, Char-
l0liiZef0!vlf' yesterday, throngs of' de(-
lighted people gathered and had a
thoroughly enjoyable time. Tea was
Served at five o'clock and the attrac-
tively laid tables with almost every
known dainty and the necessary solid
foods. cakes, preserves, chickens,
mince-meats, pickles, etc. were par-
taken oil by the happv`_,-visitors. A
candy table with a' delightful assort-
ment of confections thereon was well
vctronized, especially he the children,
who also found huge pleasure in the
table of assortmcnts provided for
themselves. There dolls, dolls-dress
es, pin cushions; a vast, variety 0!
things gave pleasant dreams of
Xmas to the youngsters. The second
hand booifls were well chosen and
_quiclfl sellers, while the novelty of
"Mrs, Wig»gs Cabbage Patch” will
not soon wear od. About S250 was
made bn the bazzar and tea.
FOOTBALL T0-DAY.-The Rugby-
ists of the city will be pleased to
learn that there is to be another
“clean” game between the Saints and
the local team in Victoria,Park this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. These two
teams showed last Saturday that
Rugby, can be played _here without
the features which have -made it so
obiectlonable of late years and the
larger number of people who witness
ed the gems were generous in their
Drill” and enthusiasm. -Mr. Desbri-
say, of the Wanderers' Club, Halifax,
who refereed, said Seturday’s gs. e
W89 lllllt-e__ in the same class withfthr
best ball played in Halifax, though
the scrimmage, he thought, was 'fl
little slow in lnreaiking. the city tearr.
55 5- SUDHS and representative one
as may be seen from the following
line-up:-St. Dunstan’e-Full Back-
E. McDonald; lfslves-A, Reid, G,
Kelly, A. McDonald, J. Molsaac;
Quarters-Dougun, ` Welker, McDonald;
‘Forwards-B. Gorgam, W. McDonald,
L. Smith. A. Murphy W. McLellan,
L- Horan. J _ McPhee. Local team-
Full Back-J, Sweeney,-played full on\
senior S. D. 0. lest year; Halvep-
'l‘. Trainor, Fitzgerald, from the back
line of senior Abbies; Carl Milford,
the star centre of Mt.' Allison, who
hes played for senior Vics and Ab-
bies;\D. Gillis, centre from lsst year’s
S. D. C. team: Qi'-srters-A. Hennes-
sey, quarter of senior Ahbies; H. Gil-
lle, played senior on B. D. 0. and
Victorian and f6'r the picked team
which Played the Oornwalls. Hel
alone crossed the line. J. McCsrey,
-the brilliant little quarter back_o!
senior P. W. U.; Forwsrds-'-'J.~McIn-
Dil. Senior 'Abbie and senior Wander-
ers, J. Robertson, senior _Abbie and
senior Vic., V. Gayfsenior Vic., L.
Campbell, senior Abbie and senior
_P.,jW. O., R. 146311, senfor,P.W.O.,
Ive'n Walsh, Bt. ‘ nsten's Interme-
alnes last l- any mylar, intense-
Abbis and I. O. 5,3 '
__::Rexsll' ¢c;;igb_ lfi.xt__\;rs is hast tn:
t ng_you p_ ,oft tcoil .
aoiitelns chi ' ensue. al mi aim?
jules( t up by the Unftsdllrug Co
d ndt- tasdin-ova' If
ui ~£.:..  .........
750 bottln 'ev are ready to cater 'to
hifi' iisedi. ‘ on eneotget eiiytilinr
hath? than Rlxsii Oouirb Mixture for
that cough and hsre’l the place to tri-
it. The Hsélillinol (‘0 . C0f“°l'
0-'_
out of iii. Altogether the affair w-ae,
~l
bo,
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sw!! “sb ELSEWHERE
It pays to buy in thi! Provilto 
€'l‘9day's Guardian comprises four ____
“I Pages' 1 ' uf. 10; tgtrsenault. insurance agent.
' , ‘ ar o own came in on the ex-
i:i.”.:‘“.:-1.i::.._:°a°.". --_ -~  A _
he continued to'_<iBy.- _Chil-
5 1° ad-lifted ff-= 1-on 2 io l{.;.l.la;.'§f.`E”’2.i`.'trf.’”§,i‘3§.§Z‘i’.`l1".5-Z5’
. _ ,.1
ifii-  , ` " ‘ ` i , _-_-
_f_u1'.m ture
  -CHRISTMAS  
FANCY L1N.EN_ _ 1
\ . ' .
Our immense New Stock Contains _some 
the prettiest and daintiest of linens. Mq1;e".,3;¢;;;r
selection today-the showing is at its best  -
Come early and secure the prettiest. - _ _
'BEER &WEEKS il BEER & Wlf;l‘_"KS I BEER & Wil!-ISKS
‘_ANDERSON`_ ON TRIP.-Feeling
pretty sore as tho' result of having
ills rib dislocated, Sam -Anderson the
well known wrestler left by_ morning
train for his home in Belmont, Mass.
Anderson stated to a Transcript 1'9-
presentative before leaving that he
expected that hc would feel as good
as ever al-out the first of January
when he would again meet Kilonis.
That is something which is liable to
happen tu nnv wrestler Said 'AlldcrBOIl
but believe nic I’ll redeem myself be-
fore_the end of Jannary._ He takes
up the wrestling instructorship on
Monday at Harvard. It is under-
str/od_that Promoter Davidson is
trying to secure these two men f0l` ll
return match here in January and it
‘s hoped that his efforts are success-
,ful.-Moncton Esc. Anderson and Ki-
lonis are well known in Charlotte-
_____.._._.»__-
SUPREME COURT ,
AT SUMMERSIDE
(Continued from page one.) .
hy Albert. Oakes, the police officer.
.word of the prisoner was not to~ b
trusted.
and was easily led. .
The next to take the stand was A
was nothing malicious about him.
appreciated the difference between
right and wrong. ‘
Wilfrid Tnnton, thc counsel for the
defence, next addressed the jury. I-lc
tells that thc guilt of__ the offence of
perjury, with which the prisoner was
charged, was not in making a stntc-
ment which the offender knew to be
“alse. He said that the capacity of
the prisoner’s mind was such that he
did not know he was making a false
statement. His strongest point was
that the witnesses both ilor the pro-
secution and for thc defense held that
the man was not capable of judging
betweln right and wrong.
Attorney-General Mathieson, the
prosecuting lawyer was the next to
speak. He said there was no doubt
that the prisoner made a false
statement at the trial of
McDonald and the evidence of the ide-
‘ence had nothing to pro-vc that hc
did not .know what he was doing. In
fact, -it tool-'i n bl-ihc to -make the pri-
soner give false evidence. He sa-id
that the prisoner was more sinned
against by McDonald than sinning,
but that he had sinned and placed
himself within the bounds of the law
and might to pav the penalty.;
Mr. Justice Haszafd then addressed
the jury. He said the evidence was
very clear as to the man’s guilt and
if the jury held that the man was
responsible for his word it would be
their duty to bring in B verdict of
guilty.
The jury then`retired. When they
returned their verdict was “not guilty
not being accountable." This ver-
dict did not seeni to be satisfactory
and the jury again retired.
The next time they returned- they
reported 4, disagreement. They were
ssntout again and had not returned
when the court rose.
___1_.____..
ANDERSON HAS LAST
» _
BRUSSELS, Nov. .26-The retiring
American ménister, Lars Anderson,has
been receive in audience by the King
He presented his letters of recsll.Mr.
Anderson has recently been appointed
ambassador to Jallsn.
THE WA'l"l‘LE BLOSSOM.
roland hal her shsmrock, Scotland
I
her thistle, ilnu ansti-s1is~r.lls wsmn
blossom. ‘September the Dirst .is
lnowfres Wettlelllossom Dsy- and 3
Wsttle'-Day .League is in existance.
This, together with the Australian
Natives' Association, emphasises the
Mibhailty 0|l,Jf\ll\l'¢ila. It il fmt
necessary. and one hopes never will
_ for A new Boston 'lin incident to
‘loddrslise and _emphasize-the nation-
fsm,of the Australian continent. An ,_ _ , _
amrsllsu ellis lfsm.nqss¢1l¢n-,i,,_-‘_l-_,A- wil.-_Ilq¢i=plt. #nr
inén si much"e.srdos`s `e` Scot from 1| 190 1 in l\Y"\\f\¢fi 'UW
Wefnhmsn. This implies no nntagon- found it KB" \\ll\)|i¢l°\
) ¢ \l
. if ` ' _ - _ _ ` l. _ .
The next witness was Dr. Tanton W _ _
He thought the Word of the priaonm- Prank-lin and their followers wer
was not to he trusted. The prisoner fight 120 hold that Service t0 mlm
had always been abused by the hoys is the honest worship torlod. ~
C. Rogers. He mid he knew the
prisoner. He had always regarded
him as a poor unfortunate fellow
who would do as he was bid. There
He did not think that the prisoner
AUDIENCE WITH KING."
lem Just as Australian flowers differ SUM It “UIUC DWFW"
_________ _Greet George' lied Kt Ste; Mtf. _so does 'the type of msn. 3'0"-\°~
` WORLD BECOMING
\ MORE HEAVENLY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27-Andrew Car-
negie, in 3 statement last night, an-
nounced that all but $25,000,000 of
his fortune which he disposed of,
under his will, will be left to the
Carnegie Copporation of New York,
which has been made his residuarv
lugatee, and which will carry on his
educational and' charitable work.
I have found it desirable he said to
retain' for a while personal distribu-
tion of my United StateS Military Te-
legraph Corrs persions Pennsylvania
Railroad Pensions to Pittsburg divi-
sion_men and their widows, because
my old boys would dislike the change
and so no doubt would otl1ers` upon
my pension list. To meet these pay-
ments and others under my will twen-
',iflAc1§'rnA'1‘a n1'r0i~lIs '
.)_ IN HEATED DEFENSE
IContinued from page one.)
he compared the proceedings to the
Becker mllspiracy in New York and
when Mr. Barry declared that he
knew nothing of such s meeting as
the magistrate' referred to, the officer
waxed bitter and said: "Of course,
you don't; you are but one of the
gunmen. lt was bigger men than you
who conspired."
rejoiner that he would tell the magls~
trate how he ca-me to be mixed up in
the investigation and that it was at
the request of none other than lrch-
bishop Casey, who put up the money
for Lenihan, and who wanted his
money back. This statement creat-
ed something of 3 sensation in court.
'I‘he evidence was to the effect that
p .
New York Corporation has bein made
my residuary legatee and all surplus
left alter meeting the provisions of
my will goes to it.
I nm happy in getting all this off
m mind. It is a ruesome business,
_i____._l__.-
ENTRIES POURING IN
FUR WINTER FAIR
-_ A_MHERS'l‘, Nov. 26.-Amherst is
‘llla.-.ting greater efforts than cvcr to
accommodate the Muritinle Winter
Fair. _ »
The entries exceed ill every class
those of inet year, thcre being nearly
_'$5,000 representing all 1>urf.s of New
Brunswick, Nova. Scotia null l'rincc
Edward Island.
THE CARE UF BOOKS.
1f_onc would have the books on the
library shelves kept in good condit-
ion care should bc given to at least
two details. In the first place. \lh¢l'€
should be at least half an inch space
between the top of the book and thc
shelf above; otherwise when a book is
taken out there will not he silfficitilt
space to hanile the book without
straining the binding, rind in n short
time the strain at the top will |008-
cn if not tear the binding itself. The
other thing to guard against is
crowding _of books too closely on the
shelves. This too, is a strain on the
binding ill the other direction, but
one which is _quite ns injurious to the
hook. "
i  '
A SAFE BET.
A Durham fnrmerlwss travelling to
London to consult - lawyer, *when
the fear str.-nck him that he had left
certain important papers behind. Ho
made e hurried search of his _bag-
'll 1 aid leave those papers.” lic rc-
marked, I'm a fool'l
The search proceeded and a moment
latcr, he raid:
‘I believe it'ii turn out I'm rl fooli'
" Just as he was examining the
last hundie of papers he exclaimed:
‘Well, I‘ll bet I'm 8, fooli'
A man on the other side of the
compartment lowered hir- newspaper
for a moment, and said, slowly and
delihemtelyz-
'obllge me,_sir. bv lavim: a little
monev that same way for mc'-Tit
Bits.’ f
NOX A C0l.D NOW
-l)on’i -Lei A Cold Take
Now. l
as prescribed _ by a lending Engli
‘and quick relief will come to
  Y0“» “NUX A wasnluowrrh-w. as
Cold". Will “Nox” li g-;g_,» fh-
“10§" known es “Nox A Cold," is
a safe sud effective specific for weski
lungs and bronchial troubles. Use it
ty-Live millions of bonds, upon Whlrh , although the fine in the Howe cess
‘he New YO* State *H “HB \>'==“ inns been pain oval- to the license is-
aid, have been Provided Bllt the spector, it was not until six days
ago and that after the investigation
had started. In the Lenihan case
there was no evidence that the de-
posit hsd ever been paid, although
,the magistrate claimed he had given
it to his son, Edmund B. Ritchie,
His testimony was nearly the “me init I find that thizs earth is rapidly Who hid-l1l>D°B'l`0d 88 1501111941110! LGI'
M that Of Phil “Pl He mm tm; becoming more and more heavenly, ihan, and that if it had not bein re-
so many good men and _women 1 turned the fault was his son`s rather
_ know labor for others. 'Surely Luther “lim ml The m5§-\°tl`Bf-2 d°°l8N¢l |10
" ` e had been 23 years on the police
_court bench. in St. Johifalid' hill
never misappropriated a cent which
had been paid to him. _
ST-IAPIRO MUST NOT
OPERATE AN AUTO.
ALBANY, N. Y., Nov., Z7-William
Shapiro, of New York, driver of the
murder car llsul hy murderers of_
Hermallllosenthnl, the gambler, and
one°0f the wiinesl-ins for the state
at trial of gunlmn, will not he Der.
mitted to operate 'an adtolnohiie in
this state after January 31, next,
when his chnuffcur's license will ex-
pirc. The Sccrctary of State says
hc has iisued r~‘<~ll 'orders and he
would rcvrike S.hapiro‘s license if he
had the authority, Shapiro, when ra.
leased rcccntly, announced that he
expected to return to his occnpationf
as a cimuflcur.
lulxs AND b Uclmss os
MANCHESTER 'ro Eurmugraln
'rl-ls. Kino AND Qu-san.
LONDON, Nov. 27-The Duke and
Duchess of Manchester expect the
honor of entertaining the King and
Queen at 'i‘ane'-=' ‘ ‘ rn'-ugh,
ireland, early next spring. The Duke
says county Armagh will give Their
Maiestles n royal welcome. The King
will visit the Duke of Devonshire at
Ellsemore Castle, Dublin, and other
parts of the coast will be visited by
him in the Royal Yacht.
EGG SANDWICH TEN
CENTS AT CAPXTAL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Wlel_\°
ington restaurant and hotehkeeperl
are preparing for the coming of t "0
Congressmen Hot lunch plac _
have given notice that after Bsturd 5
egg sandwiches will _be increased ir 4,
five to ten cents. The excuse giv
lor doubling the price is Blat the
hens are loafing despite the Democra-
tic vi_ctory.- » _
TAKE OUT HEART . ‘
AND BBW IT UP.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26-James Mor-
rlsey, a w ntchman st the Hotel Jef-
ferson, who was stabbed by a negro
lived for six hours after the wound,
which penetrated his heart. hsdb
sawed 'with _top stitches at the CQ
Hospital. D`r_ Willis Young perform
the rare operation wane the heart,
held by forceps, pslpitsted outsidi-
the chest cavity.
MONEY PROBBRB 'P0
CALL J. P.
of the llrrn _of J. l“le'l.'po\\t
meisls United
will
first allied
trust
lh
physician, whose prescription it is,  fn
it well
At this Mr. Barry made the heated -
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