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rIERcE sToR/ii RAGED   _
, on nIE GREAT iAI<Es_
The Wildest lor Years, Causing great Damage to Shipping and Other
Property- Harbors are “ Filled with Craft-Cr__e"w oi 'Twenty-six
Men on Steamer Mataia Apparently Frozen to Death.
nr-ici-st wind storm in years prevailed on their crews perished, ~ ‘steamer Mumta which is on the rocks
Grhiit lailarslast night and today and The storm raged with great velocity new there
the
wuscii mm-li damage to shipping and and all the harbors along the lakes are, Th h
he opcriy crowded with vessels seeking shelter °ve"e1hMb’°k°nm two' T em
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oi PPV '
The iightiiouse on Milwaukee break- from the violence of the prevailing storm, “° “E3” °!m° °“ b°“’d “nd “'15 S’ °“‘3
qiintirrcd topleces. Tonight the wcather conditions are the whole crew of twenty-six men ur
wilcr wa.
The .~tefIIII\rIS -‘\l1lJ°l'f"1U0‘¥ “Hd Whitney I1l`\1¢l\ improved. ,frozen to death. The weather has been
wire driver. ashore and dostroyui MBI” ~ LATER izero liked and this added greatly to the
' 'violence of the sto;-in, Who celebrate the fiftieth annl
M,,,\v,\I'I;I-+1, Nov. 28.-(Special)-Thcqrlriven ashore and several members of that efforts have been made to reach
Duiulli. 'l`liI~ee other lake steamers were
A despatch from Lake Superior says
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THOMAS AND
versary of their wedding today.
MRS. AYERS.
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IHE lIIIDENIIE IN ,
DRESS SDII DNSE
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The Story.GhasiIy in its De-
tails Told of the Last
Operation Performed.
Bos'roN, Nov. 28-`-(Special)-In the suit
'l‘llE PRESENT AYERS RESIDENCE AT ST. AVARDS.
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_ LONGSHOREMEN’S
i I STRIKE IS SETTLED
-~f..,
_'By their Unconditional Surrender to the Steamship Com-
; panies---Large Party ol Laborers from Montreal
---Brought the Climax.
IST. .loII.v, N. ll., Nov. 2B.-(Specin.l.)- beaten and approached the Steamship
,The longslini'einen's strike came t-o an Companies with a view to making a
_emi tonight when the men. completely' settlement. '
beaten, gave up the fight and entered
_ into an agreement with tho Steamship would not grant even the siigbtestcon-
'_ Coiiiphiiies to work at last year’s rate.  cessioiis so at a meeting held late tonight
Tmlny xi large party of laborers arrived ` the union decided on unconditional sur-
iiom lilonirciil and work on all ships in ronrler.
port was uni-ricd on without delay of any
snri.
_ The Loiiigsliorcmen saw that they were
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.Boots for
Farmers...
.I,
   'the Japanese minister, on rbxllialefd gm;/iI;::‘
mils $2.60 Crccdmorcs.
Water resieters and great
wearers.
-Also-
Weliington boots, clump
S012. hand seemed,
made of Long tanned Island
leather, just the thing for
mud and wet. _
These cele- { Fish Boots
brated make of I Cape "
water tightfl Knee “
$3-i0
io
$3.85
hu sent back.
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"R ‘img “f Iiussu-III1wIIi
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The letter however remained firm and
Men imported from Montreal will likely
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Wasi-iiNa'i‘oN, Nov. 27.--Without
formality the final chapter in the bloody
war between Russia and Japan was
enacted in the diplomatic room of th
state department Saturday afternoon
wlien,at 4.05 o‘clock, Baron Rosen, the
Russiannmbassador, and Mr. Takahlra,
respective soverelgna, 010 B
ions of the treaty of Portsmouth. which
was signed Scpr. 5 last-
SEND. BUTTER TO
souni AFRICA. _____._
--- _ a grand chorus from Faust, Mr. Fullerton OHAWA Nov 27__The repo", is current
beiiitoreii Y.M.L.a.tii kdm ' ' _ ’ . ,
OTTMVA' Nw' 2Z,"A report' T Aga:  I rage aliadience ‘for their attendixtcz and Eat §::;QT;;;?e";:%l:l‘§E)t;at:';‘;& 1:3; T31  S  ` Th€ S C H O 0 L i
KI¢t»°°" “N CW” °““ “Y” ° "° I i Ii ti I r f ni I bi '“ z . -
prices of Australian and Argentine batters :;;s:,a:lc:°'i_Ie° lzglgmcsf um: QW” S°‘ until the following session.    2i'e 1 >-
ii ver hi Ii In smith .ui-Ie.i,oiniii<iii it is understood that nie Minister or , ____ pecially invited. See
H y E ure this trade £‘°‘"°“ W°“id __ Bi" “ |°°R“"° °“ the Public Works is bringing here acouple of ou, bi Sl f I , OL 1
n of View on. Tlec. 5th Home vest, Me and make sukgeb I _ _ ° A g iOW O , _ -
case trial today evidence was given,
ghastly in its details, of liow Dr. Percy
McLeod and Dr. Pardee performed the
last operation in an endeavor to save
Susan Geary's life.
It was told that McLeod was is regular
attendant at the offices where the illegal
operations were performed, that he did
not perform these operations but was en-
gaged tc attend the patients afterwards.
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DNIIEE WHEN S
IIIDDPS IIRRIVE
Oiinssa, Nov. 27.-Governor-General
Kaulbars has received the following de-
spatch from Vice-Admiral Choulinin com-
manding the Black Sea fleet:-“'l.`he
mutineers left the Kniaz Potemklne
today and the vessel is now in my hands.
The sailors and soldiers of the Brest
Regiment who mutined have shut
themselves in the Lazaree Bar-
racks with guns. When fresh
troops arrive I shall attack, though
I fear the artlllerymen may join the
mutineers. A very serious state of affairs
prevails today. Several onicers have been
killcd.
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Vicronia, B. C., Nov. 26.-Schooner
Maid of Orleans arrived today, bringing
news of the loss of the schooner Fawn
in the heavy gale of Nov. 16, all the crew,
twenty-eight in all perishlng.
HAi.iii.'rois,Nov. 20.-Information was
sworn out today charging Geo E. Bristol
and E. C. Beckett of the Canada Grocers.
Ltd., with combining to keep up the
prices of stamh,`sugar and other com-
modities, and to prevent competitions in
the same stocks. Sheriff officers seized
l0lI.\B DBDEYR. »
boots are Well l
Guaranteed to wcar
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EEEEDRNIE IHEIR
DDIN IINNIVERSNRI
Thomas and Mrs. Ayers, St
Avards, Have Their Fa-
mily Gather round
Them Today.
Today the family of Thomas and Mrs.
Ayers will gather together with frhcir pu.-
rents at the: pretty home in St. Avards,
Royalty, to celebrate the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their wedding.
The day will be spent quietly,only of the
families of the sons and daughters with ii
few other intimate friends being present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ayers are both in excellt-nt
health and will receive the congratula-
tions of many friends on the celebration
of this auspicious event in their llves.Mr.
Ayers is seventy-live years‘ old and Mrs.
Ayers seventy-four. Both are natives oi
Union Road and resided there for forty-
six years of their married life where they
were among the most respected oi
the people. Four years ago they
removed to St. Avards, where Mr.-Ayers
has since been successfully engaged in
gardening on u. small scale.
The family who will meet today are
as follows: Miss Priscilla Ayers, Bangor,
Me.; Mrs. W. E. Leard, Souris; Mrs. John
Drake, Kingston; Rev. George Ayers,
Sackville; Mrs. W. B. Leard, Bridgetown;
Miss Lizzie ut home; Mrs. B. C. Hardy,
Union Road on the old homestead; Dr. J.
l-I. Ayers, Dentist, city; and Rev. W. M.
Ayers, Hartley, 0hlo,is the only one of the
children who will not be present today.
The Guardian congratulates Mr. and
Mrs. Ayers and wishes them still many
years of a ripe oldjagc.
Y. M. L. A. coNcERi.
was responded to with orty pers
YIIRNIDIIIII DNNK
EIISI DIVIDEND
To Settle in Full All Claims of
Creditors-Proceedings
Well Conducted.
HALii~'Ax, Nov. 28.-(Special)-An order
issued by the Supreme Court today allows
in the case of the defunct Bank of Yar-
inouih a final dividend of $806.18 to be
paiil inimedlately.
'lhis will settle in lull all claims of cre-
ditors and the proceedings have been con
ducted with exceptional despatch.
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NINIIER IS NDW
MDRE IHIIII .IDKE
New Yoaic, Nov. 27.-An alleged elec-
tionjoke caused arrest, indictment and
$5,000 bail to be heaped upon Georize
Wharton a clerk. He waslcharged with
attempting to vote illegally under the
name of John Rockefeller in: the recent
elections. Although Wiinrton had been
discharged from his first arrest ou elec-
tion day for this offence, the grand jury
which took up the case refused to con-
sider it ajoke, and indicted hliii. Whar-
ton was immediately arrested and his
bail fixed at $5,000. He is 28 years old.
DRESS SIIII IIIISE
h In concert of the 21styear of '__ vi.Amvosroi<, Nov 27-The Russian
  the Y. M. L. A. of st. James' c BOSTON, N _ _ '_ '
' nder ln- in such a state of mutiny that it is impos-
T e open g
_ h\1!`Ch i-00k ov 27'-Tiietrial of Dr. Percy prisoners returning here from Japan are
place last night under the direction of p_ Memmd, one Ufihe pe,-song U
Prof- EH18 “Hd WHS 0"* Of the best' Y" dictment as an accessory after the fact to sible to immediately ship them bace tn
E Elven- This l>\‘°lZ¥‘9~m “'l\|0h WM' 0P°f\°d acrlniinal operation upon Susan Geary, of Russia, and that it became necessary to
by B d\l5 f0l' PIUIU Mid UFSM! b? Miss the suit case tragedy, and alsowith illegal- form acamp where they are held under
Harrison and P1111- EMIS WHS f0li0Wed ly disposing otaliody,hegan today in the guard. On Saturday there was a tragic* ,____.___,____ _ __
by a S008 Bdlhlmbly SURE DY W- J- Superior Criminal Court. Previous to em# uprising at the camp on Capo
Brown- Pl'0f- Watts' Cldrilleii Bild pannelling the Jury. Louis D.'Crawford, Chouniii, where the prisoners from
Dllikle' Vl0llll S0105 WUT! Mills' and \IViillaniE Howard, alias Hunt, were here are confined. A drunken soldier,
Mr. s .
lIl°Bll.Y SWB" While i-he 59105 bi MESSUB arraigned in the same case and pleaded who refused to salute an oliicer, was
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M- Sliswortf. M- DOW". P- Siewiifb “nd guilty to being accessories after the fact, sabred on the spot. His conirar cs rus c
M988" BBFIDW. Riwhls “D5 Bremnaf Mid that of performance of a criminal oper- at the officer, who escaped to the officers' ,
ith!! SSXWYMWA DBFDIHR KISS" Were 111'-‘Uh ation. ‘ Both were remanded to jail to club, where he was _joined bylour other
w it scntence,` but Crawford was suh- officers, who nia'dea fight for their lives
’°“.l0Y\’-Ki. fl ii
M5850? Jiwk G0l'\'l°\1`S B°“S"Wh0 8° sequently brought back into the court with revolvers against the infuriated
for a S&li0!‘ 7" WAS llellrtlly 0l1COI‘¢fi Bild room, and was the principal witness for men. but before the arrival of a squadron
F Pl d against Dr. McLeod. of Oreffburg Cossiacks, who were hastily
the ay
shculd endeavorxo mpg ood quality PM E’ ‘ ` experts to in g
i S°“"h Af'°‘°“ mm" 5 a g in d nd f d ready sale du ing the ` Haul-‘ax, Nov. 27. As n. result of th
of table butter of~a natural color and con- _____ ~ ln°t;_;;s|gn_°uni A r “mn” l°°kill“‘:‘i'°w‘;'d 3"’ Tprgvemfnb 5' meetings héld by J. J. Kelso of Toronto
talnllltt BIJOUU NW; lg” °"‘t'  ls not ti:<‘;“.‘;e;‘:'C':,m°:‘o:|s i ° c um er n N 6 in Halifax a public meeting, presided
I In hem# °“ "“°"- Bnaowo. Nov. 2'!--Gwriza Hsrtmim. _-- , ° , sm by Mayor Main-eiiii, tonight lip- i
gettingashare ofthe trade. “local wnum. pmm,°°“c.w|. mad, the Mr. 1{ittson,(/anadas commercial agent pointed A strong mmmmae to form “ _ , ’
The Csiw s°v°\'""‘°"°‘: "€:';"f;‘, N22' prsdixyioii time than wiilbs no saawiaii . ""5 W' Ed"'“'d° '“i“'°d‘  2‘;“"‘   “°';;‘_“‘,‘*:]'&“, aaiiarsmi Ria society on iines or the ate or sPe°1ah7‘e` Come '
dere for 94,000 long tonso Ifwa oSp;°m_ this ntarhsavlsr thm onelneh. Althe. Herb W. Edwards of Des Moines, iowa mn. xswnm wah Th' spwxlalcsucm -“Y `0n¢_,,|° ,y,t¢m_ ,nd to uk, suns
quired for government ra] symt bo mnpbasls forthlsbslisfhssald: gots fall on an icy walk last winter, th boumdmn can munbe 10| r mm -to "cur, |,3;,|”|°,, which Wm
.~ cations say Canadian coa mas ‘I I-rt israre that we have a summer in spraining his wrist and bruising. his be: th N ml I P0 gr” Nov, s¢°t|,_ ,dvmced hw, for dui.
P°’°°m‘ b°M'°' than NM” wal' an ed tm' °um*“ nut' 9|'°d“°“ “"7 “V79 °f ‘.“°°°' “Th° "X" M7", he 5”" A th” wr f2_f‘__§°.2..'__.--- ing with neglected. dependent and delin-
f t-ol" \11l“|°l'°"°f “‘°““°' ' wsgsralilei. Buch was the summer of wereeosore and stifllwas afraidlwould CHICAGO nA'KETs_ quem, ,,hi|d,en_ premm Mum, has
ticall roinieed such ae law. Mr.
Preon 2.
In Lond°n¢hi-»1~°"\l“l- isnt wiimvsriromi-s Ie is renewed smai stayin isa sau rabies mm ,mc , ,,
I ‘ ` ith 0hamberldln‘s Pain Balm and Caicaoo. N°‘f°mb°l' W- (5D0°lll)- g,|,°,p¢i\\s in New Glasgow tomorrow
Government cruisers Ofinrey. Petra. .\,,,m||,; ,,|,,¢_,,_ g .Huw
ll tl 98" 5033"' hm D°°*°°mS“°')"’i M” 0°” M night and next day he will start for
mends that no more
nIE GRAND JURY  
» I=II\II>s No BILL
Against Northrup Who Killed 0’Regan in a
Boxing Match at Sf, John, But Recom-
Licenses be Granted.
no bill against Fred Northrup wiio was
charged with manslaughter for the death
of Charles O’Regan in alioxlng bout at
Queen Rink some weeks ego. I
Northrup was discharged.
ST. JOHN, Nov. Z3-(Speclal.)-in the* The jury mario is I'eL~oiiiiiIo|iili\ilon that
Circuu Court today ‘hc Gmnd Jury found no more licenses for boxing exliiliitimi
should be issued by thc Mayor as suc
affairs, no matter how conducted, are not
conducive to elevating the morals of the
city.
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THE OLD AYERS HOMESTEAD ON UNION ROAD.
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SENSATIONAL
DEVELOPMENTS
In an Alleged Murder Case in Moncton---Accuser Dis-
appeared and is Said to have Gone to the States,
- Thought to be Demented.
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‘ Howarth failed to appear today nnd it
was learned that lic had nppropi'intcrl ii
horse and team and left the town. 'l`lie
rlg was found some miles away.
Howart took the train for St. John and
went to the States. lt is thought he is
demented. A true bill was found against.
Blackwood charging him with the iiinrf
der.
PRINIJ IDIIIS
Ill DIDRNEINR
_Glilffl-lt0I`. NOV. ZH. - I‘i'iiir-c Louis
with the Second Cruiser Squadron arriv-
ed here today.
Morvcrox, Nov. 28.-(Special)-There
were some sensational developments to-
day in the court in connection with the
Blackwood alleged uiurder case.
Blackwood was charged by Matthew
Howarth with wilful killing of the latt-er's
snn by shooting him Wlillo walking along
the road towards Moncton.
REIIISED SNEDIE
SDLDIER SNDRED
Caught. colds, haarsenssl. and other throat
ailments are quickly rclicvi-il liy (ji-ni.-¢,1.,im
tablets, ten cents por box. All ilrngglsts.
liDIIillIDllllliilil
Grand Opening at
Santa Claus’ Head-
qll3l'ICl’S for Prince Ed-
ward Island.
summoned by telephone, three of the ofll- Salllrday, DL C. 2nd. '
0hli‘tl`iI:shi:TdErT2dEi;. amril Miss McKenlzlel`s   cers were killed and one was terrililyl from  ovcmck a m J
d ll t tt t . ‘ ' .
rea ings were etene pverya en ve Y T    1? ;>::t;p)nd;;:i::\itnt:é;n_:yg:li;n were killed   0,clock  m' )
and were much enjoyed  U
Before the_closlng number, which was ___
ALL are invited.
Bring the Little Ones.
° IDAY GOODS. We .,
haven’t time or sparc 3
`1n this ad. to eiiunier-
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N. B.-The arrival
of SANTA CLAU5
will be announced
later.
CARTER & C0 Ltd.
, Carlow and C°“°5°"°° 3° i“i'° "nur, “Tho summer of 1817 produced w afar-a few app ea on
li i. this hottie of W out Mi Wim# 87l »p,,,°,,w_ Smu Chu ,H d ‘it '
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‘ G ‘mm on Wedwflrl- me stvsgsubiu sac time was very fiissppssi-sa. 1 mi i .I h “
  qu ' ittivdmow the next winter. The weather aiu Balm saved me several days' I P01* 313-52 " P01! U13-05 Imponersq E
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‘ , _ ~ will be very similar to that of I8 Io say nothing of the suffering. Thi
BW*  lllnsrd's Llnlment Cures Dsndruff- ' ,ears ago." liaimeat is for sale by all di-aggtsts. \iinsrd's Llnlmsnf llellsves Nsuralgisi li lnsrd's Llnlmsnt for nil everywhere M
lin Average DailyCircul_a,tion of at Least 3ooo is Guaranteed for |905