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GHASTI.-.Y MURDER IQALFOUR  HIS DEADLOCI( STILL
BROUGHT T0-L|G_l1Tj~ I i  INISTRY  A CLOSE EXISTS IN ST. JOHN
Aiter Having been Committed Nearly    _Caused by well Authenticated Rumors to that _More French Canadians Arrive from Montreal
a are _
- - 'a IIIT D th I; S I“Iii I I., , g
Weis Ae' i‘°“>' ‘WY "“°°"‘P°r§ t   elite A-lied . ed.-Y ' Q ' ' v
° I I I  _pp__g_||.§gm_erman Liltely to Lead the Next Ministry- ‘ men Wont Work-More Help to be
  .ati
Placed in a Trunk where it was __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _
~ I I Found. I ~ g f " I J ` I Campaign in January. S
,\r.n.\.\'\', N. Y. Nov. 23.-(Speclal)-
\\'liat appears to he lt murder oommltffed
nanny wg weeks ago and peculiarly
,,|,,,,nyin its details was discovered late
this afternoon when the hudly decom-
,,,,,._-rl iicriy of Mrs. John Hammond _was
laund wcilgctl Inu trunk In tho house
where sho lived with her husband.
The body was heavily spripiled ,with
chloride of lime and' the' disinfectant Woe
thickly strewn about-"tho‘-iooinst~ The
body was badly decomposed fwfthe- result
of having been allowed to remain' near
where the death apparently took place. 
I Sli BIPIIIII
EIINIIIIIIS SIIIIIIIII
Captain Wm.Lockhart of the
Barque LE. Graham-Had
Been Desponent of
Late.
1ins'|'nr<_ Nov. 2.‘i.-(Special.)- -Captain
\i'iiii=nnl.oei:lnu-t of theBprque J. E. Gra-
lnnn oi \\'irnlsor, N. S.. committed suicide
ily,-iiootini; on board his vessel at Mystic
\\'lnn~i today.
lie was found in the bathroom with a
lruilt-i.liol<\in his l\c_nd and died an hour
Inter.
Capt. lnwltiinrt had been dcspondent of'
late.
i__?_.<_11-
illltr SIIIILI-IllS
  uii__iiiiiPii;i
liinr<rnrr.\|.. Nov. 21-Between 200 and
lltlstutit-nts ot§Laval University wont
nnnrinnpinrc tonight and made Grodfnoi
lnnglois, M. l’. P., editor of Le Canada,
tlicolijvr-ijniit malicious demonstration.
it took a special squad of: fifty policemen
unilcrinspt-r~torLegatt to disperse them
One ni tin- number, Maxim iiaymond,
who was llccrned worthy of arrest on
ncvoiiiii of his leadership: and demon-
strlit-ivebcnring,was arrested and litter
nlinittcrl in hail. The charge laidlugainst
him was “disturbing the peace and
inciting it inch." _
ilicKiI1§ Oi
Boots for
Farmers...
Gvff Bros Home
made $2.60 Crcctimorcs.
Water resistors and g
, ., ,Wi
wear-ers.  " °
  INSURANC
P
I" sole, hand seemed,
$3-85 made of Long tanned Island
-Also-
S3-i0 Wellington boots, cium
leather, just the thing- io
mud andwet. ‘ ` `
These ceie- { Fish Boot
braied make of _Capo “
water tight! Knee "
boots are well
known I
, Guaranteed to wear. ~
AT' '
Goff Bros’
7 ‘  -  i 7
HliliSift’§ Bill
inuiiii ii siiiutii
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Sr. I".\ur., MINN., Nov. 23.-A young
harvester from North Dakota, whose
name is not known, was found dead
Friday near McHug_h, Minn. He had
been dead for from two to five days. He -
had evidently been shot through the left
‘eye-I, and the body dragged by a Steam into
a slough, and the ground raked over with
brush. The young man was apparently
about 24 years old. The wound wa
covered with gunpowder, showing tha
the weapon was close to his head when
fired. »
No money was found on the body, and
it is supposed the murder was committed
for the purpose of robbery. An envelope
~in the pocket showed that the mun came
from North Dakota. It wascovered with
blood.
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PlHlUiii’S Kill
visiis iiiiiiti
PARIS, Nov. 22.-King Charles of
Portugal arrived here teday to return
President Loubetfs visit to Lisbon. His
Majesty was niet at Dauphin R. R.station
o by President Loubct and Premier Rouvier
and was escorted with imposing military
will be entertained with state dinners, a
gala. performance at- the opera, a military
I review and a hunt. The streets and public
buildings are elaborately decorated.
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A GOOD WORD.
Guardian Publishing Co.,Charloti.etovvn.
Gentlemenz- Just a few lines to encour-
age you in your cil‘orts to give the people
of this Province interesting reading
matter. In sy travels, I hear favorable
comment up your Saturday Magazine
page, and also your report of Rev. Mr.
Doi»son’s sermons each week. There are
many good writers in your province and I
trust during the fall arnl winter months
especially, these will pass along to others
'reminiscences and experiences. Any
time you require any of my ellis. 0
scenes, or any other newspape
desirous of using them I shlli
gladly loan them to illustrate articles.
Wishing you every success,
ours sincerely
_gov
:'53
lation otwsll-'foundedroportq t-hatRt. Hon.
?4i1i\ur“Bairourn¢'¢ decided to bring an
llllnlstryitb a'dlose'and and appeal to the
Gaul-}g',!__ .. -. - . - ;_
W0 iwding-‘govemment'organs today
B\i88@stod thoiruniediats resignation of
the Premier on account of the breach in
the Unionist party over the fiscal policy
~ i u
|1i5D\IQ\lB Activity was developed in politl- ' -
`0|\,i 0i!'¢1ls»toda¥ consequent on the circu
_ ' ldlb
g \
§ -`r- __.
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hd'va-be_en»\_\lf_¥1or some months and when \ ,fy I ,_ il Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman will, it
' V* . ////_'I is believed, form the next ministry but it
I' '  7 'I I is not thought that the campaign will be I
._ f` .
it is believed His Majesty has been in-
formed of the formers inte
brought on until about the end of January
ii iiii-i uiiniii
. illllhli IIIIIIH
Ordered tothe Dardanelies io.
'Bring the Sultan of Tur-
key to Terms-
V11-mira, Nov. 28.-(Specia|.)-The allied
ilcet under command of Admiral Ritter
has been ordered to proceed immediately
to Mytilene or to Besilra Bay at the
entrance to the Dardanelles.
A naval demonstration against Turkey
will be made.
Bill SMASH-III’
IIN Illlllltililllllll
S'r. JorrN's, Nilrl., Nov. 29-(Special.)-
As indicating the effect of the retaliatory
policy against the American fishermen
the customs department today issued u
'statement showing that thirty American
vessels with _forty fiye thousand barrels
orherring 'er'éL`i-'?EF%”tiié*l3n§f‘oi`~‘l'§`lrl"i'il'i§`
last vcur where only one vessel with
thirteen hundred barrels has cleared this
ycar to November Zird.
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-young boys with three girls quitely cloped 
from here today on fast express for Syd# ' IJ
ney ` '
HALII-‘Ax, Nov. 23.-(Special)-Four
A conductor recognised the
L°ND0N» Nov-I Zi.-(Speciul.)-A tre- -=-  ‘ public opinion concluded that the articles Sr. JonN. N°"' 23--(Special)-Another
Were inspired- consignment of laborers, French Cana-
B“"°“' vislmd King Ed“`“rd md” and diana this time arrived today from Mont
, .
“Hon of real to work on the winter port steamers.
_ _ ____ _ appealing to the co“m_ry_ The Donaldson li|\erAlcideS docked this
" `  . The situation will be discussed at the IHOYDIUR H1111 "POUR €iTDl‘tS Were made
'§\l`!4f9rs of the dissolution ofParliament J/ ‘I i Cabinet meeting tomorrow to persuade theLongshoremen to work on
net w a iscuss e ues |on- ir e r -Dona dston Liner Arrives but Lon shore-
ecured in Montreal.
her but none of them would: consent.
Several of the imported laborers today
-'idccided to qui. V rk and return to Mont-
Ireal.
Neither the l.ongshorerncn nor the
steamship men show any signs of wcukcn-
ing. The latter announce that plenty help
o can be secured in Montreal.
, RT...aN...a.BAL.~a._i;.. _.refs ____   
iiii iiisuiis ui iliiiv anis iiiu H"
Wrvnson, 2V'r Nov. 22|- Mrs. M.
Rogers, the silent, forlorn, despoudent
  niiiiiiiitie anis italic
set tomorrow, was today told by one o
_ , f ,her attorneys, E. B. Flinn, of Springileld_
-- . _that only a decision of the U. S. Supreme
Court inwashington, which may be given
Shown bya Statement Issued rF.f0"l Halifax Si°PP°‘I at if-l’.§l.l.I.‘§"‘I.'.`."1;f.§`2`.f.'§`i§'$°.lIfr§§§`iif.`i§".I’.i
bythe Newfoundland G0- I I Cm" and Sen* Be°‘< f° 2-12.2, t”.ir;“.;"i;‘;':z;;'.“.f.:. ?.‘;f;";
_ I  Pa['entQ illness was in town today for the.Hrst
vernment for  H time in several weeks and had u confer-
_____ ence with Deputy Sheriff J. H. Kinlry
- of November' regarding the erection of the gaiiows.
They all belonged to respectable tarni-
lles. _
m at Point » _
,Tapper and teiegraphed their  __' __-_‘___"'__ ____
the result being that the seven iwcrei
brought back tonight very much crest- » ANNAPOI-li~`». Md-1 NOV- 22-Mideiiipmiln
Minor Meriwesther, )r., of Lafayette, La.
fallen' lu member of the third class of the Navy
`Acarlcrny, was put on trial herc today
'before a. naval court martial on charges
   C _thnt include that of innnsinughtcr in
.. . . , . . , ;Iiavin|.z caused the death of Midshipmen
James R Brancl 'r of New York,
-_-‘ . I, J ., a
h°”°'° to meh f°r€:gn °&:°i)uv;\h‘:i’°,_g:§ Qunnsc, Nov. 21.-The Intercolonial i    '£2332 drpizfirr-idhiiedmldugdt xllilildhliiiob
r°ynlq“°'rters Pvc] een :P 2 e ` Imdftrain which left Levis at 4.20 this after- place on the evening of Sunday, Nov. 5th
King Wm reman ‘ere me nys noon for Montreal, ran into a special ‘» - lust. An operation wus performed on
Ifreighttraln standing at De Lottbiniere '_ °` ,Midshipmen Branch the next night, but
T nl on reportedinjured '_ “ lie died on the following Tuesday morn-
station. neo ypers
h f 1 hte Bin Cnrcaoo, Nov. 21-The Inter-Ocean to- i,,g_
Y
'W. S. LousoN.
qqinhnssuwulhh
f
s given to orders by letter,
I Marine
Representing the
Lloyds, London
effected on Hull, Cargoes and Freight. Live
Stock insured against all risks. Prompt attention
telephone or te egraph
  Hyndman ft). Co.,
Underwriters,
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
leading Companies ond
Agency. at Halifax, 60 Bedford Row.
is Conductor Gauvreau,oft e re g r ,
who received slight bruises. The engine BOSTON, Nov.22.-The first import-l\¥\i» day says: Arrangements have been mad; _
i i ' th tl' the deveiovmnentln the ‘H959 “ii C"-9° 'TBR' with justices and deteotivestoissue an ‘I
2" glreaerrdnlfaadl rdahrdgdtl axII’iIwI.u'(b cars etly in many days ocoun‘ed yesterday serve 5,000 warrants on saloon keepers  
re. Y when the nurse who attended Miss Susan who keep their places open next Sunday. ,_ 
on the freight cuurzhtilre and were
nursed. The acaidentniockea tnaiinorar Geary was found- The relive maintained While no one could bsrauna who would
a it. ' -- “_
two orthreehours. the utmost secrecy as to her identity, stand sponsor-in this crusa e, is ri.
but she is not the much-looked~for ported that clergymen who have been
-*°"‘-’ Mrs. Dean. The nurse IS B y0\lllB ieadersin the reform movement were to
l who was em loyed by Mrs
gir , p . - .
WE   Dean to care for the patient und Bill’ laters have repeatedly urged Mayor Dunn
- __-_ attended Miss Geary UD to tho iiimv Ui hef to enforce the Sunday closing law, and
limi' 50i“ii°“ 01019” if “ken wiihceiery death. Sho was present when tho oper- are said to hrivé formed an alliance and
King' i‘h° we" k“°“'“ i°"l°l"xM‘I"I°' Wm 1\ii0iI “'i‘-S l’>¢l‘f°l`lD¢ii “Hd Wiwli i-he seek to bring about their desired reforms
Gl11”0“nYk“°“'n B°"'“di““5°~Rh°“m"i'i°m victim died, but it is understood that without his aid.
for instance, or Kidney troublu, _Stomaclg the omcmls do not hold she was '
rouble and all Summer comp a nts suc _ ` _ ,
its Cello, Malaria, Dysentery, and Diarr- ;?;n:.[:.2;t_ lanuzllcalegow Sl}l,‘;|(§B :Lot $32) Ya Ms C- A. 
hoes., but remember that solution of0zone bonds M wmmss_ Reports My her ...__
r should always be taken with the laxative name is Ml” Surah Elrznbeth Gut, The mnowmg M5 the dm-erelm commit
1” indiwiied- Ii* dll" “°i° ”°“i' 5°" “"7 mf” iitbs, about 30 years old. Sire is believed tee, of the Y_ M_ C_ A_ for 15305 and 1905;._
l to do this because with every dollar 0_1' ab to know who performed the operation on EducM|°n81,_J_ P_ Gmdom pmt
b¢¢,¢,1_9 D( Ozone (the coupon kind) we give MI” G,M.y_ Miss Gritflthi iS believed i~° Jordan, J. D. Seaman,Prof. C.J. McMillan.
y0\l free Of “Wir °"° f“iI Sized 25° P“°k“5° have made a. complete confession as to her Membe,-sh\p;_J_ A_ Webster, walter
of Celery Killil- ,part In the affair, which was simply that Bmwn,:,1_ H, Ayers, E, T, Higgs, Colin
'run 1>Unr.rc nnvo no., nnrnonslmo, our. th t of "_ m,,.se_ She has ,old who pen Ca"beck_ Isaac Cuten
H
formed what Dr. McLeod and pettee had
wil,” inthe case and the dismemberment of K¢nz|e_
the girl's body.
[oi tl _
CHJLLS PROVE FATAL I
ciacaeo manners.
ltis also thought that Miss Griillths Isaac g“te,_
the finding of Mrs Dean Miss Griillths Garda” Irving’ Jam” Wa\k¢,-_
S  E hastold thepollee facts whichwilileadto_ B,_,ys;_.,p,-°f_ Readyl Conn M¢N,,v1n,
~` ‘ _ _ . 5'* . .‘ I has engaged a lawyer. BY iii?" Wh° , Dadies Auxilary;-President, Mrs. 'l`. G.
IIDUW i»i\° “U59 is IP "°i¥*“`d°d M “ W°m°'“ Taylor, Vice Presidents,Mrs. J B. Davi-
n° °h°"*°i°|'° n’ Mrs. J. T. McKenzie, |Mrs. A. Lord,
If warmth and drculation are no I4U\il°¥l~
prom tly_rest%t;::_d, chills mstult I; (hits Finance Committee-W. B. Robertson,
eu on a. s necess es ,esp u _ _ _ p _ ~_
'?Il;rvHiue on hand. Taken in hot wa _ I KHRZEKG rxvuQ&°;°t;°'lI’ Isaac Carter’
.it br its up chili in two minutes. W- - ie 2". - - _ “BY-
rpgb gtfrepiy ovlur tlurpm chpst _t Religious Work-A. C‘._Duci}\{e_‘min, J. T-
V °°° U- 9 D °°. “W” i J.H. \.A. I W.
£6 rating, so swiftto kill ppin a%, §°,gu°:;:’ Ayers' W ey"
in Hrhation. Nearly lift; years recogp I ' ,
,hmv ved the value oi' oison‘s Nerv - Reception bommittce-E. T. Higgs, D.
;iine.,!§ou should gets bottle today- ~ B. Rogers, Louis Crosby,'l‘.Wcbb Stanley,
05| ao, November il- (Bpecia\)- _
~nosa§-uotawiiq my oem 44 Ii' S' M°L°°d
I Ut 84! " Wheat Wi 'Sore Throat and Gouqiw
` ‘ Rn-ir $1196 °' Pak $1295' *Hangs street" aaa .sro fé-say ref ni alma
, I , tat uaiafoundin ‘ '
b On Nov. ‘und Albert Gay, Pownal, a d
Craaolono Antiooptio To. iota . ge I
l I Crosohao 58 . `
\iinsni's Llniment for nie everywhere 2'!°‘io°'7i:‘¢"°|»¢'vh°  "4 '*°°:im' ilfaddzmi today (Friday) at two o'ciock_] _
take the initiative in the new law Min-
Property:-A. G. Duchemin, J. T. Mc-
Vacancies;-J. K. Ross, W. S. Louson,
B0
 A. W. Sterns, Mrs. J.  Ayers,Miss
[Aggie Williams, Miss Stevenson, Seoy.
'Miss E. Lowden, Treasurer, W. S.
Walter Brown, Lee Seaman, W. S.
Loueon.
Physical-G. F, Hutcheson, W. Philips,
Chas. Drew, D. B. Rogers, Prof. Jordan.
if you`vc got u thought thut°s happy,
Make it short and crisp, and snappy-
Boii it down.
When your brain its coin has minted,
Down the page your pen lms sprinted,
lf you want your effort printed,
Boil it down.
Take out every surplus letter-
Fewer syllables the better-
' Boll it clown.
Make your meaning plain, express it
So we'li know not merely guess it,
Then, my friend, ere you uiitlrcss it,
Boil it down.
Boil outuil the extra trimmings-
Boil it down.
When you`re sure 'twould bc a sin to
Cut another sentence in two,
Send it on, and we'll begin to
Boil it down.
.
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Skim it well, then skim the skimmings-
iz
IWSPIIPIH
III ISSIIVIBII
And Organize a Press Associ-
ation-Improved Postal
- Service discussed at
the Meeting.
Fnrznanrcrnx, Nov. 2ri.-iSpr-t-i.-iii--A
large gathering of nc\\'spn|n.-1' xncn
assemebled here today upon the 1-cilircst
of John T. Hawke und organized the Nt-w
Brunswick PressASsociution,suchas exists-
in Nova Scotia.
Mr. Irlnwkc was ciectcrl 1’re.si\icni and
J. L. Stewart of Chutl\aui,\`ict~ l’rcslrlt-ni.
Among the matters discussed was an
improved postal service.
PIIIEI ’WIBBIIl"III
IHI IIPIHII IIIIIISE
_ "The Gold King", n stirring.: r'onn-ily
dl`i1mB» WIIS the uttraictlorr prcst-nit-il ni-
the Opera House last night by l’tir-c
\Vebbcr`scievcrcompany, nnrl ir found
immediate favour with the inr;..rc nudi-
- once present.
Edwinu Grey got n warm welt-omc on
her appearance, and played tin- I-lnu'n<-icr
iof Ellie with witciicry nnrl ;_ri':ic\‘. l\li'.
Welrhcr put n lot oi wit nnrl liunior in Ilan
l\l0GInty,i\r\ii hisIOt'nl Iiils \\'cru iiiiicly
Illini tnkin|.','. 'l`hu other clrsrrnr-tci-.~' \\"-rl-
I\\'o.llren<ierctl by illr. :intl Mrs. li:ikt~r,
Iltllss Adams, and Messrs. Pnlnicr,
 Hardy, Jenkins and Allen. l’rol`. l’nlrm-1-'s
' violin solo brought several \\'elI-riuscrrcri
cncores.
This evening, the company will :\Nn»nr
inthe protein comedy, “'l`ln= i.iiili-. lit-»
`tcctive," and another good nun-.~c is
I assured.
' Foreign 
, Novelties 
mruecr rnonu
LONDON.
BORN-
to F. W. and Mrs. Beiyes, a daughter.
Douglas, Head of Hillsboro, King’s Co.
of this city.
of Union Corner, Lot 15.
1
At Vilentworth Station, N. S., Nov. 2
'_ At West River. on Wednesday Nov.
22nd., Mflry M0 NBVIn,dt\L\ghI,er of John u_x|\rr|ii\c our Xl\`.\\' S'1`Ui`I{ ul -
McNevin, to Charles Moore, formerly i"’°d"'
I At the Methodist Parsonage, Summer-
-side, Nov. Blat, by Rev. A. D. McCully, _
:Thomas Murray, to Ruby F. McLure, both
PARIS.
' BERLIN.
VIENNA 'A
_y MAIIRTED 
At the Mansc,Mounl. Stewart, on Nov.
22nd,liW, by Bev. A. Craise, i"r|\nt-.is
Coilin Fnrquhnrson, St. Audi-cw.~', to
Bessictlynthia, daughter of lienjmnin C.
I: Ncvci' lucfnrc linvo \\r- liven _ ‘
1-ollriitrsin-li n \'nrici_v of l>.\iN'l`\
lil-`i~`l°It"I`.\` for i€li"'i`.~`. \'ln| nrt- it-'
v\'nlt-anno in lmile nlunit in~irii~ llii-
~i<n~r- ns you nrt' in lnuk ni ilu- \\'lX-
lN>\\'.~l nnri wt- fnnr-,\ ii will gi\<~
more |~i\_it\,\'|n|»iii. Scuinir i;.\.»l\'t--
no ulrligntiun to lilly.
For \'Alill<1'l`\' in All'I`i~"l`il'
l\l~lSiiiN.\` ilu- inipnriniiun- i\i.~i r-r~-
1-ci\'r-,rlsul~\u\<»-nil prc\'iou.~ -\-n-m\-.
ll. wtnihl bu n pici\.~\iru to lin\'|~ you
No ticcil in scinl riln-r>.\»I \vln~n yrni _:
vnu get \\'l\i\i _vnu want intro. r\ ‘
more snii.~'fn<-tory than thc pt-rn.~.\l
of n showy viiinlotriic.
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