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RIUIIEIUW Gvliie 

i- - `. . . . BYM ILINADV '
__ ____ _ ____ __ ___ _ __ _ ` ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ R 25' 1908 is ii.avraanvi\f.ui_iNlin¢§if
MARINE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM TELL  
In Saint John Shows That Manager of Iron Works Doing Had'APPl@S Sh0tufHisHead
Government Work Loaned Money and Made Pres- F" Elghm" Y°‘"SB”f°'°
ents to Some Official
ST, JOHN, Nov. 24-(Special)
The investigation into the St, Joh
ofiice of the department of Marin
opened this morning, Judge Casse
presiding.
The greater part of the session wa.
o
taken up with the examination
Dhas. M.cDonal»d, managing directo
of the St. John Iron Works, Ltd.
MeDoi1ald’s evidence was ehieii
had with the department ami ofilcial
of, building buoys and repairing them
milking l`8]Jsirs to Government stca
mers and similar work,
Mr. McDonald admitt
during 1907.
ed of loaning
first $50 and then $100 to Capt. Smith
I“5I’”°t°" °f G0”\'€1`11.ment steamers
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Without Accident.
S. _ ____
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9  the amount.
ers needing repairs.
S He denied that the money was giv_ tween counsel and the witness. -- -sq
en because Morris was ina position JUDO E M00” WHO 5011> lumber
' ' ‘ ‘ 41 ” mzlgltilll tl . lroynd and ii \voii|;iu iiijui‘cil_ ‘of <l|'avi‘iis is complete, four persons
_ . - . _ e o ici stuitcd in the noi-tliwest At I.c\vlsville griziit ilnniage \vas|l-illlf‘<l, two fatally injured and eight
_ to give him pepair w0rk_ and rents tughoats to the Depart- J coiiicr of the state and went south, missing,
. . ~ ' ocnl coal dealer al-L
short loans for dif-
Harding, but alll   
< ' < -_ - all repaid and all ,
Relations lretwe-en McDonald and for D“l"=lY D@1`S0nHl B~CC0Tf10d'U»l-i0Il- l
other employes .iecause they had no
curing outside business
___;' These amounts had not yet -been ,Agent Harding were gone into. crt_Lee, music hall performer, died
H ,pain one smith neu sent n note for 'rney ima exchanged checks at vari- “Om the effects of a wound in the
ous times for Harding's accommoda- head received during" the performance/
15 The next official with whom be had . . of “William Tell."
1tion, McDonald ‘holding Hardlng's
financial dealings was Morris, engin- l _ _ _ l Lee held a. ball on his head at which
S ee" of the La_nsd0wne_ *check as security until repaid the Madame Clementine shot at a _“___ 1
f H-a had given him various presents ,amount _ 'lance Of 50 feet.
r amounting to perhaps $100 as I-e.| The amounts were always duly re-l Madame Clementine surrendered to' I
wards for Morris recommending the Pali ,the police. I
y lfiiini to owners or captains of steam- The session W0-S all 1Ht€l`¢Sl2iDg‘ 0110,] Lee had been giving. this act lil
with rogaiid to transacvions the firm
with several spirited exchanges be- lyoarg without accident.
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LONDON, Nov. 24-,( Spocia],)s-Herb.
E ARKANSAS WAS SWEPT
BY AWF UL CYCLONES
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One Storm Went North, the Other South Through the
State Creating Terrible Havoc. Towns Wrecked,
Roads Blocked and Fifty Lives Lost.
He had not made presents to any
.
not done any thing in the way of se- ,ferent amounts to
ment and with al
4; so told of making
declared they were
L_
UHTUWN WLTN A
SEELTNIT PLACE
_M
0'I"l`AWA. Nov. 23-Militia Dram
announce the results of the etiicieiiey
competitions for the Canadian arm.
lery corps.
ln the Canadian field artillery com.
petition, Sherbrooke Battery comes
trust, Ottawa second, Digby Battery
stood fourth, Antigonish 5th and
Moncton 19th.
IH the 'llwvy artillery competition,
the first place went to Coboung ,p0m.
puny and second to Charlottetown.
Sr. John was third and Halifax Sth,
lin the competition at Petewawn,
tilt' Charbottetown company had the
rlisadvamtage of tiring in the dense
smoke caused “by forest tires, and her
Securing of even second plae under
such conditions, is very crr:ditable.)~
Ellll llT ,
THE UNIUUE
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_zzz
Something going to come od to~
niglit at the Unique; don’t miss lt.
Mr. Fuzz in the most; interesting
picture of the day-1000 feet long.i
The Shepherdess another beautifully
colored film, telling a. shepherd {,lil's
lovc story in beautiful coloring, will
certainly interest you.
Unusual Cuoklnf; if ii comciy brim-
ful of humor.
.Johnnie Ferguson will be seen in
rehned Irish comedy, singing his lat-
est success 'Dhe Irish Fodler. H.Doilge
will be heard in that beautiful illus-I
trntcd ballad Day by Day. I
Come early for a good seat. S.Ii..O.,
.signs were out last night early. Ad-i
mission live cents. l
siviliul nu ul 
vnviu nun nun
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LAYMEN 'TO RAISE
HAliil<`AX, N.  Nov. 23. ~-
llussian Steamship Alexander Kam-
huroff, Ca.ptal‘n Pentz, arrived inl
port from Blyth on Saturday. The
steamer has been on the DBSSBH0
since November 5, had head winds
and n rough voyage across the At~
luntic. At one time the steamer,
was near the coast, but was blownl
oil, otherwise the passage was un-\
eventful. ‘The steamer is in ballast.
and will load deals for the United-
Kingdom. 0. lillllll , l
Condensed ads too late lor classifi-
cation will he f'“l¥*f‘ ""‘ '"9" 'h"°°'
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 23-The Law-
son-Anderson team won the six day
bicycle race at the Park Square Coli~
lseum which ended at 11 o’clock last
night. The finish was o. sensational
one, six teams in_a field of ten falling
lduring the final sprinting. Five riders
`ilni.~;lied. When they crossed the line
Lawson oil Salt, Lake City was 'ahead
with Walter Miller of Davenport,
Whole Lumber Camp Aban
dons Work to Seek
Treasure.
ward Woods Land Thomas/ Dickinson
lumbernien_ employed at Reed's saw
mill, at Oleopolis, near here, to-_-k a
day off to hunt raobits re-:e.ir.ly,
and as n result, are nearly $4000
richer. Incidentally, scores nf men
are searching the hillsides near Oleo-
polis, hoping' to duplicate the :rea-`]
sure discovered by Woods and Dirk-
inson.
The two hunters were on the
track of a rabbit, which entered
a hole. While they were digging
with the ends of their guns they
nneovereii mi iron kettle filled \‘-ith
Iowa, second, Caloviiia of Italy third,
Root of Melrose,_fourth, and Edward'
ivicicay or New York, sith. Au rival
'made 1,320 miles and one lap. Devon-l
vitch, the Russian, cyclist, of 'the
Dcvonvitch-Halli_r.:an team, who liasi
been the only rider behind the others
during the last few days, was desert-l
ed by his team»niatc and left the`
track.. l
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Women “lust 'Like Men.”
WINNIPEG, Nov. 24-i(Special)-
Tlicre is said to be ii iiiiiniii for 1_;aiii~
bl-ing here and ,, raid on one of the
clubs in which several proinineint citi-I
zens were arrested, led a prominent
L SIX DAY-.Fl9Y¢lE “A011 ui;'i;f§.i;.i”°.";;";;;.§,
LITTLE ll(’('K`. Ark., Nov. ?4~ 'The storm was at its height when
(SDOCiul)~'l'\i'o tornadoes swept over it swept tlir|_,u_;li ,L German settle-
west Arkllnsllh l10dflY i10!=‘tl‘0ying lives ment on the Iron llailroad.
and p"Ul’°"tY- Reports from Russellville arche-
All commiinicatlon is destroyed anill tween twelve and twenty killed and
ndetlinite reports so for received es-lthirty injured at that place.
timallc that possill lift 1'
at liunilreds oi iliiziisiinds f -|
“'°St°Vfl Part ul the st't ' l
4~_>a-
done to tliiihcr and liiiilfliiigs.
TOIt()NTO,N _ 3
y__m__au doubovofe-$;t;;h;e_t_f§tg_§€ t_l;ailii_iisuidhesiiiiiient. hui. few i»_:_.u»l:\
_ ,lmmng and St_mdmg _ugh jumpers _n a /o a this man .bit-abs thi
the wm.|d_ 0_ G_ Seymour wh ,_ \vorlii's nuiutcur i'ecor<l for high juni
theatre. _This little fellow can jump when “ l"?ff""m¢'l' ¢l'fIllCllt‘S to the
o_\'erzi._!'lano iff-'ii a standing posi- flour and without raising himself to
tion, gust as ¢»,__iiy as a Hamilton his feet springs to a chair placed up-
Sf"°@l car can jump ure track. soy- on n mole, it is n feat caieniaien to
miiur would have probably eiriched Het Illc observant person thinkin;
the world's championship at the Seymour does not spring over objects'
Olympic games only he wus barred on He clears them with a, bound wliicll
account of being 9, profcssionail. Soy- is another tliini.: altogether and acl
rnoiiir appears _to be a. natural born couiits for the seciiuiiig slowiiess with
l>ounder." To the average person his which he seems to sail over ever'
performance does not excite more thing, 5
, o is. , P`
nov/ performing in Ha.iiiilt0n_ out lm.; at almost every performange
A1; Iicrryville eight persons injured
ud houses wrecked, and at Palmas
eat damage is reported, while Jet-
ro and Wallersville are wrecked.
The tornado also struck Weliawallh,
:'7°.»"2
Y Y 1\'l-‘4 nrel Five lives \\'ri'c. lost ten miles froui_Flfld' UYFH, small towns, doing A-rent
cbt ‘md the ` .~l`l-Y IOSS is placed Mulberry. Storiiis also visited Ozai'li,"ll>im1li.:€.
0 dollars, but from there nothing definite has A I‘cp0i‘t from Fort Smith says
() . . , _ _ . _ . , _ _
no tornado staited in thc south- been he:ir.l. that twenty uve lives were lost.
ti c .ini went At liodi, thrcu lniililiiigs were iles- A <lPSP=\l.Cl\ ll<‘<fliires the destruction
Eiiiuiriiifé A Juurifiiif  DTFTNITUHLTDE
 i u__cH|Luu
Was Disarmed Before Killing
Others and Arrested. One
I Vlciim a Minister.
NEW YORK, "Ov, 24_fg, .,.i~if,1)__
T
oin eirv, va., Nov. 23, -nd-L
The duty of the .iuthoritics is to
'close' the doors ticht of- any club and
lar gambling games, Just like the

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,lsing for the mst time and which he‘ barrister, appeared Tuefore the full
had no doubt in saying was the finest bench of the supreme Court on Sat'
building of its kind in the Provinces “Uday to “sk the lndulgencg f’f the
today. Following is the Grand Jury: °°"rt mr "n “"9" '“` tl'°_I’""h“g 0'
John r,__ Fiemi“g_ Albcrton_ 1-0,.eman'; a Case that was to come uellore the
r
$3000 in Hold and $22 in silver.
'rhey carried the kettle .wit-h if |
gold coins to the camp and ex-,
uniiicii it to their ioiiow work-'»
nicu. Work was instantly suspend-{
ed, the liiiiibcrmcn, together with,
ilrillcrs and punipers from nearhyl
oil leases, rushing to the spot'
where the money was found. lt isl
mlieved the nionoy was buried by
John Caldwell, an eccentric furni-
cr,,who died in an insane asy-
lum thirty years ago.
,$275,000 FOR MlSSi`O!iS.
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 23, ~-|‘lc"i».'-
ing itself to raise"$275,000 for fore-
ign missionary work the coming year,
the Laymen’s missionary conference
which has been holding a series of re-
markable meetings in Boston, the
past week closed tonight, with abig
meeting: in symphony Fiall, General
secretary Chas. C. White and Wilfrid
C, Grenfell, the Labradon missionary
arrived tonight. `
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l\liiinrd's Liiiini.-nt Cures lliplitlieiia.
Fully Shown Tonight at New Wonderland. Three
Other Fine Pictures,
Alter the crowded liou-ics ol ihcl
llnst two nights nt New W'mlr=|'lan-l,'
and the mrusic and dance il oldl
Scotland reigning supreme for the~
time beinlf. tonight it goes back to
un even tenor oi its way, put-tink on
tis the new reel for the night a grand
depiction of Life on Board a Battle-
llhlll. One can form ii vague idea ol
what the daily routine on board ii
battleship is from read'lng,biit to see
it as it is featured on the canvass, is
10 come into actual touch with'one
ol the uioet i-Arefully ni-rnnged null
LIFE ON A BATTLESHIP
lin each daily occupation. The Groc-
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methodically disciplined arrangements
in existence, and whether at work, at
recreation, or engaged in study, the
picture shows the Men O’ Wars Men
ers Show along' with The Hedge
Hoi: Goat. The Foreman's Hatred,
`,gnmprises the remaining numbers,and
,tonight Miss Von Branders gives her
illustrated song of the last two even-
ings for the lust time. She rs billed
for some exceptionally tnking special-
ties this week, further announcements
ol which will nppcnr in dm- time.
Paul Gillis, Montrose; Jas, Whalen,l °\’“"“ "ft ‘P lm”-" ‘l“t°~ _
Kildare; John, Kic1ly_ (~,,,p,, won-_ _MST Mr. Diividsoii was clad' in ii greyl
(~,Om.Oy_ ]{i1,|u,.c; John S_ R,,m5ay_ suit mei wnich he uiiiu his noun, ____ 1
Sllmmwsmé. Michael FitzSimm0nS_,W|icii lic :i.d<lrcsseil the court His
Mont,,0S,,; Th0S_ (\,0mpt,m_ SL Elem Lordsliip the Chicf Justice interrupt
_»’f;‘_"_:;i*%;;i;;;..;'§; 5 .'.;.“;itfi;;;Ti_73..;:';;:_;T tif:T;`ttiZ1;:iit7I;;.i;\ giifilclill Of lille AClLOl‘l]ey GE¥l‘0I`iil's I' ' ' 7 " ' L .
HHHHTEHS HNIT HSUPHEME CUUHT fH’¥fi'lif*°"”f°f1`f`fi“‘iHUEEHlS WllHllS TWILL VINITIEATE
$3.50!] IN lillllli IH SlllVlNlEHSlllL.jj,j{~§§§_§f“.;j§§§.*fji_§.;;“;i.§'§i;ig_§_, HUHSEUE l.llHllS  THETH HHNUH
.___ more money than brnins, have rcgu- *_* --_-» |
Supreme Court opened in Suiiiiiier-,nien. LONDON, Nov. 23-In the Hou.~i- of U_'_l`TAWA, Nov. 23-Members ofthe
Side yesterday mo,-n'i,,g_' His Lord., “The thing is disgraeeilul and 1 Lords Lord Roberts expressed his con- N_“U°l1H1 Traiiscontinental ~Commi\;-
ship Chief Justice Sullivan presiding would like to see a rnld on some of ViCtl0n that 19-ck UT milltify force Sion haV°,t“k°“ P"0mPt Steps t0 viri-
The docket is a small one and therelthe, houses where this thing goes on was sufilcient to make hopeless nny‘,d}Cate their honor as well as the poli.
Luft 110 Grand Jury CHS€‘S~ Thufe afelnot for th k f the mel, m ',attempt to repel invasion and this “cal morality of Canada, Wl1iCl1 hii<
in attendance Hom F_ L_ HaSza,_d__ e sa e o o wo en, would in all probability be the muse,_recently been attacked by writers ii
Attorney Genc,.u1_ George Twwdwlhiit for the _younger ones who are led of the loss of Great Brimmis supre_ the London Times and o-ther repnt,
Alperton, Aneas McDonald, W. S. aStra3»'~" macy at sea. In a studied speech he lame British P“b1lCati0l1S-
Stewart and Proxhonotary J-  -wi--*° pointed out the comparative ease Ili-l‘1StiC° t0 themselves, and with
Longworth, Charlottetown. There be-i Q with which Genmauy could land an a "’0_"V Uf ‘Putting 21 Sf0P to this sort
ills H0 Crlmillal CH-SES the ll1d.','e Was army on the shores of England, un- of thmgi the Railway C0mmfsslonei°s
presented with the ciistomery white. IJ der present conditions. Enrlu id hflve lnstfllcted Hon. Chas. Russell,
kill LTIOVBS- _ I would then be forced to submit to La"ada'51e»‘»'a~l "gent in CWM Britaiii
The Chief Justice in his address tol most humiliating demands. He dis- to take all Possible legal steps to dc
the Grand Jury congratulated them claimed an 'hostility to or fem. nf fend their honor against all charge,-`;i -_
on th ood behavior of the count 1 ' - '~ ~
Ill THE PlllH Lil
THE THHNlll]l]
HT LOUIS Nov 23»~A iiics~sa"c
. . . _ - ' - ~ ~‘ -
uor’s; Michael Gavin, M_oiiti‘ose; Beii].iS‘g__  9’_“l_‘__f:_b_l§;"1__ “lv‘\§;tll_'°thv`;a:__:‘1‘Lff_ says there was it toriiado just. north
B0\V¥lCSS. MU“U`<li‘l°§ lllllfi- A“(l1‘0W.|  Hllml  ,l"(_§c l uw ` of lioiidou. Ten persons nre reported
St. l*llL!i\I10l"-*li J- N- Dl1ll\`Ctt(‘. Wat- ‘L 'le C" ' ' H1 0 "" " killed. but thc report is not verifi-
ed-m_d_ J_(.__ T_ H,mt0,._ A|,,ert,,_n_l Mr. Ilavidsuii pleaded ignorance
, , . , cd.
Iictcl. (.__,Hm_,hun_ Miminignsh. wm_,.iii\l said lie would in future be only II,l,Tm,} IUWK N V 2,,__Dc __ ,___h_
' . . ,- _ . . o - ~ Si 1
illm (`\`0Ck0tf. N0l‘l-ll (`l\l"1Cl'f:l1; Ho\v-lt?" _l’l°““‘?‘l_tt"’ }“."_"'l)ly _‘Nui ufc.‘“le.:`i es [report that the towns ol Water-
Hfll Clark. Ull0lli0ll. Wfll- /\l`l1Cft, -‘\l~`K,h_tB}   llmill hhillil “Smit Ili; ville iiiiil Jethro were iilriiiist demol-
buny; ll. A. Pickering “luiii»mersido, - fl 1 " I ` “_” Y_ ¥~ 0 im 10, -_hal | t I. 1 _ 1,1  1 .-_
_,_ 1,._ Euis_ Summcrh'i,Ie`,_ C,has_ Mc_ would excuse liim_ this timc, but nn ;_;__s‘ w’cY__eak_li;__ga;i» u lc_ s{\_:_cia liti
Neill, Campbellton' Augustus Holl-
lic had had occasion to speak. to sev- . . L n wc, I B'
, . , ` ' I*()I`t’1H SMI H, N V.` Z3--A tir i
and, Chelton;` D.  _Caiiipbelb O’-lf_‘i‘£_rl‘§:_1;‘_;’\‘_l____I_§' fbh;  Sunéfwoi the, passed near TOzurk(,] Mulberry 
Leary; John Grady, Siimiiiersiilc. lmacter it wasuonl  rhirlth tmalc Berryville, Arkansas, killing ten pu-
Tlie followini; cnses were <lispoSeii.y__un____e;_ mcmbws ysholflm, .UE dems sons. No details ,irc obtainaiilin
0fHye:isrt;rlli’ayPC;mDton vs Sarah Anal ‘Vlth m‘°"ViS°'  tSTk LSUIS' 'llNUvk llE3*A wrmldo
, ~ ' ~ ,- » . . fuc rr vi e, ' L-
Mclnnis, an absent or ab_scoiinding!gelgCré wI;;‘l‘l:;’:t;d request I0” indul` :ons and edenyiiolish'in;zl allc';iiHh;ecd¢§)zee§i
debtor, Judgement for Plaintifi for g ' houses ,md Stores,
$152.89. A. C. Sa.Ul’l(l€I'S for Pliilntili, lil' _ in
Jus. Pickering vs. Ernest Hilmaul
and absent or nbsconding- debtoizf |   
Jud me ~ Pl 'fi " L
4 iz nt for alnti for $121.66,
MeQu'nrrie, K. C., for Plaintiff. *_-
Joseph J. Gaudet vs.. W, B. Mc- TOKIO, Nov. 23-In the presence of
Neill, action for assault. Jud¢,'mefnt 80 Bflthllsiatlc Crowd of more than
for Plaintiff fon $40. A. C. Saunders 8000 persons, the American baseballl
PHEPAHEH HTH Hill
lietiiriiing home in thv ons* ii. fre,-
»l1'IIlLh"s abscncf, (`nrl lo , 0 ,.n_
‘-‘ll life Will a revolver upon the mem-
l"‘ff= ff his lumily at br afast, inet.
a11‘l.v liiiing his dangers- Met., fat.
"HY “‘°u‘“dillé.' his son Frederick, B
Lu heran minister,
I " “'55 dlsafmfld DY his son John
before the third shot was fired.
Loos was ai‘i`i’;»‘tc,il and cha;-ggd
With murder,
H" "‘”f“5°d t0 give ally reason for
his .~_.~; ,~.H the police have bam u
n.
alle to learn qiiuy motive lor tho
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there being on crim nn cases o` tb I1 nd e ,-red - m di t t_ e Times will be asked to retract
come before than and not a singiel ____ itestifnf S I ‘l“ ‘m e “ea and ,,,,,,,,,.g,se_ and ,ming that a| PRINCE ALBERT, SASK.. Nov.
prisoner at present confined in thel _ ._._____ libel action win ‘ue taken and »phe,23- °' A men named Webb oi win.
Times whine asked to prove the Hires. confined in the pence gen,
cliarges. ‘here on a charge of vagrancy has
COUNTY WILL vorn lxrnigmilgfflsh °Vvi,d°°°° “nd .'°°°“t'
oN soorr Aer. ,, gang U, s,,,';_,,,o‘;,°e,§ ,;‘§§‘”b‘f,§d,§;
 _ ,Wl10 Oherated in the province ur-
OFIAWA, No\. 23. - The County Linz the Dust few th 'd
of Wcst.moi‘lniid, N. il., will vote be' was present WEEZBMSI Sud that
ni the i‘cpenl of the Scott i\cl.ln,,m|,,,.cd in Elkhorn whenaggg Yi”
on ilcr, 17th. Shcnifl' McQiiccii-ten interrupted the gun at wosk-
“`lll ll” the "°L‘“"li“l~' Umcel lWcbb gives the name ancl; desori tioii
An oi'dr»i'-in-c<>unCil has been pa.~'-- |(,f the man who fired the Shot pand
soil hriue;inir into forrfc tim ,,i-,tfdcclmcs he has poached out of
i last session, proliilrifim: tlirlg-Im-it of revenge because the (thai
importiifioii to Scott. Act. niunici-llc, m(._m,,(,,.H of tim “mg left 'hr
l\u|ilii~>:ofli<iuoi',oxi~cpt sin-li;.si.~zron-l¢h,. “mst having hi' . . `
_ , __ , » f L- . I1 lil |i',~|3g|;
siirncil in indivuliiuls for their own fm- \.,,g,~,_m¢y_ The police are elcse
ou.-.uuiption. on the trail of the gang and cy.
-----_- pe:-t to land them within a few
s. f
-\1iiiai'<l's Lininient our-,-: (Target in q. ow any
""-’“_ ` - ‘l-- 'T or-U _  ' Sami. Jn
ANGLO=lNDIAN OFFICIAL
WARNS ENGLAND OF DANGER
,Earl oi Minto at Lucknow Admits the Danger o
L the Situation. ,
|JRh
for Plaintiff, Mctliinrrie, K. C., for
defeudane.
Uiiiiiidiun Bank of (‘oni|iierce vs,
Jos. E. Richard, action for debt,
Jurlgment. for Plnintifi for $9213,
Geo. Tiveedy for I’lnintlf’l.
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team, which came to Japan to plny
some of the Japanese university
teams, opened the season yesterday
and defeated Waseda University, 5 to
0, The Wiiseda team played snappy
hnll. but did not get a man as far as
sc: ond base
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|3l‘3Rl»lN. NOV- 23~l‘3ll\l>cl'<1l' William `oi violniicev si?Hi‘ti-l`»lili‘~\i  lieimlrd
~-fu ,i,,~~ ..~ _ ‘ ' ' ‘ 'S “'
l_fl0" Y lllf*-ill* l_ SD'-“-“ll UH U10 Off-1 _dia luis lolii.: slioivu tliiit the unrest.
sim, of the centennial of the foriuii timyp is im-1~¢nain,. mmm- Hum nh."
t' Ith. 'll `l, WI ~ <  A ` `. ." . , ‘ '-
1_‘_f::;__°t__ 0 Cecily t_c°“tnc_l  “L iiii_, and thc opinion is becoming: gen-
MARINE N(-y1<};g_ ”(.mmt 0k`umn_ me Bum of wnsmml ' “S _nl 'c r"’““° l`"“`" erul thai. the sitiiutloii is r win
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Von liuclow stepped foiuvard anil im- ~ I: U K
_,___ . ,_,, . _  _ _ __ _ jiui»i'c .\'cr|o|is. (me of lin' lntcsf. indi-
13A1i}.;_ M|.;__ N0,,_ 2;;_ _ Omcim ,[,Jf";Y,L,,l'X$,¥,;,.liarEl-}hiiHlli~fl2*lll1;‘lul'llll“   llilitsl`d»:,:l,l',l.!_"\' motions that ilu-, ii-oubln is .-,~owini_: is
meusurenients completed recently |,,,|1 ,,cr,,,,,,, me p1,,t(._ Alter umgumc .;_lNm“ (_, __p__ak§n’_j “tau _____f;_____  Lthr auildcn iii-ti-|~iniiii|f,i<-ii . f thc vice.
niimvml that the 5ix_ma5Le,1 scfh,,_ lm, Ame,-i¢~,in players were the lriicsts | l ¢ ,,,|,n,,,l` m__ __c:~________-__ t__lwh-_‘___ I:~_1|-oy to out sliort. n visit lu: intended
Edward Il. Winslow, which is to bc Ui* Count (ihuma at a garden party ',,);,' gigs l,,,_I,,,,. ` ' ` ‘ “ll” . to |u:|.lu» to ihc lud`aii l'rinecs and to
luuilched licrc today, will be thc given by him in their honor. Afun- ,, fi-v'v',.x,r(--qi no his ' 1 L "mr" l" (""l""'l""
largest wooden schooner in the
World. She is 318.4 feet limi:
QHOT 308»l’OlTND BUCK
l, S 0 ' "unc" yr Soiuv of the iiowspapcrs hcrv advo-
niiidi. the f"ollow|ng i'cl`ci'ences to |~i=-THU, st_f,rm,r |m,'h,,dS in, ,_mm,,.,,,,,,-fm:
. so l ‘ . _ '_ _ .
feet beam, 29 fcet deep and 3,424 mm' mc"~rrcncm` thc si-dition who-h, in their Opinwll.
“i clierisli a ilrni confidence that the ‘ '
gross tonnage. The Eleanor A. Percy Nowri-iFi1<‘r D, v¢_, N v_ g3_,\ 300. ' '  slcnillcs ir 1'i‘\'l\'1l “T ill" "*°f` l"“'""l
with n gross tonnage of 3,401, hither- p(,nn'¢1 bunk gt;-etching ,gnc feet, (mm 'hfmll of loynlty ""_“l ‘mc_ctl"n “h"'h',wliicli bus noi. h~.'cn known since the
, . fathcrlnuil - . . t ymrns
to has been the largest ve l fh l ' hm" "nclmt t‘.m°` in “"1 . ' mui,in_v. Phe .Standard says i
kmd_ sse o er to_e to nose with a single shot from adms so c],,,_,cly Joined me km_,: ,md UH., I (_ U _“Nm muum of nm ,,p_
_ r ic ni _ _
‘?__§:lll:_';e0_;'g_l° shl3D?__‘:_z ziioverggaixel rit.izonH.Itlie prince and ths l1l‘oDl<‘» -Ill- pal, tn mf., natives in me Kmg S rn.
CHICAGO MARKETS. |F,,e,i Kimimu Hnzelfnn 21 years of waryingvitl tr,f_:";‘vlr?rd;'"‘;r2h§"i,£é_;;:;_ lrent vncssnige is raiislni :;i;ri"l}Y_h:_»
_.__ _ ' ' _C01 0 f ~ 0 ~ ‘ 11, th ¢_ ,i n cnnS.q 0 n
(‘H.I(!AGO Nov. 24-(S ecinl)-"Mm is th# mn" wh" made th°.f°c°l`d» national hymn "The Sun Cannot Al- ";|‘l`m_h;_ nqnrkm indicnu,,n,, ,,f in.
Nov.
Nov.
Jun
P which is the more reninrknble nn he t 0 . fl ‘ . » _
Wl   _ WFLYS Shllle and Dllll DHY5 NW f`  ,| _ rest thcre is reason to .ie
(‘.i::t....  has never .___be‘0r____.e hlgltod big game' l°‘"`" *hm the rmlng ""’“d“ shmlm ]‘i|@(;E;=tnh‘;|t`l:3rcater powers nrc about
pork $14 60 II(,",l, wINDR`_TN_n`_ 'never throw their shadow between melm ,___ Kin,” tn Hu. Imlim, mlghoritieg
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Jan. Wheat  ........103} ' _ Mn' und my pc0Dl0~ ' lin deal with thi- situation. Amon.
MAY
__ (im-n  _ _ __ _ _ __ *'_“*“"“ | , urs contemplated is believed
.  63 . TORONTO, N . 25-S ll- tm mens c _
Pork  .. . ....    ;1r,,2I\'1,{g|,¢_ mngy, w,_¢¢,.(;;,v “qndsl ,l,),?|`,|T M ,,,,,.,1\,.,|_i,,;,n¢,,i (wing Disteiiipcr 1" li* Ill” "-“l"‘_l‘l‘h'“"“l' “I ’“l""`l“l
counts to deal summflI`ilY with °“t
rage mongers. _
The Daily Mall published cons'pi0u-
:ously an article DY BD ““0"Ym°“5
l/\ni;lo-Indian official of wide experi-
ence, who, it is declared, is incapable
of entertaining panic views. I-ie take:-»
n serious view oi' the sltuail ii, the
gpm-i y of w..lch hu says is no". realiz-
ed in Great Britain. The truth, how-
ever, is that rncri liiitred limi I`6HC\10d
the high writer -mnrk of danger.
LUCKNUW, Nov. 23-The Earl of
Minto, vif.nn»y or india, upon bvlns
pr sented with ii loyal address here,
sal he declined to be persuaded by
the sodition in part of India that the
time was inopportune for broadening
the political basis. He would not ad-
mit. that the reputation of the Whbll
nation was afiected 'oy the faiitical
on mzcs ol u section of it. Neverthe-
less, the existing dangers could not be
minimized. They were face to face
with nn nmirchical consP1l'BC!. Bhd
special weapons must: 'be forged to
mi-,et it and the evil finally eradicat-
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