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ingliisf ighiall-5}4_'per ceuton high class Ensign Muuisi.
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__   P1-lee snefnllpsrilcnlni-s wlnbe _
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Herqhers llontrsal Steel Exchange.
_ ' 32' We oiferablock of the undermeln- I 'Fha Havens, bound from New
_ tionerl high grade bonds in lots to suit 'York for Bangor, coal laden, was
P1\;\’°h58°1'l2 _ caught in s, heavy gale 35 miles oil
_ Cirovince of Nova_ Scotia 4 s. I Highland Light, and all three masts
 'f Ti-  T095 °f  441 'went over board. The crew hasti-
;' __~;-I *_ -_ Towlllliat d\“l:¥al-.Q -ly lowered a boat and jumped' in.
,I __ - _ _-._i_»__- - _ Town of Hom” 4,218 9 |Captain> Ernest Ray and his wife
\ ' "- ".1 _. I M - ', ' .followed. Mrs. Ray refusing to enter
nritlme Tel. &`I`el.6s. th b t ti t
, Nova scum Smal & coal 5,s_ _ __ e oa un l ai er her husband had
Nova Scotia- steel & Com Dah Stock _ ___left_.the schooner. A long pull throu h
mlbsd. il's. i
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
" Lorino1~i‘,1o'¢e. as, (special)-11 ns-
., __ . _
fillliilll 0 
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1.- _ .. . ,W
_-as
vnl bill will be introduced in the
New Zealand' Parliament tllis week,
and it is expected that theproposals
will embrace the establishment of a
local squadron some time in the fu-
ture, _hilt with hontrihutions to the
Admiralty for the maintenance on
class ‘of small warships 'to continue
in the meantime. A system of train-
ing for men of the fleet will also .be
provided. '
cnuw'H01n onossi
cam. son mvsis.
'Maine, sank oi! Highland Light yes-
iligh Grade Bonds for Conservative Investors 22222;.°§f.`Ii’..‘I.`3‘l'If°°.°‘f{f`l`§.'?I` 102'?
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C. P. _R, MERELY
SCAPEGOAT IN
AUSTRIAN EMIGRATION.
_ VIEN-NA,__0_ct. 26.-The revelation
today blilore the sub-commission ap-
pointed by the Budget- Committee to
report on the American shipping ge;-_
vice that Baron Welchs Derglon, now
manager of the Hamburg-American
line inf. Austria, carried on a, vigorous
ilgltntion for the emigration of Aus-
; T lmmsl I _ _ 1 1 ss I Q 
ll]
trlan peasants to llrazil hy ins pus-
tro-Americau. line, while he was form-
erly a. high oilicial in the Ministry ol
Commerce, and against the advice of
the Austrian -Consuls in Bra`zil,,is re,-
garded as very emb 11-1-using to 'the
Government in its action :lgnlnst tl_e
Canadian Pacific line, which is con-
sidered to have been made the scape-
goat oi the affair. The newspapers
demand e. thorough sifting of the
situation. "" 
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Union' __ ‘ ' 100,000
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g'L0a|~y 40,000
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Rosemont ,ns .._10,000
Vail? _ 000
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BOSTON, Oct. 27.-Five men and
a woman who barely had time to
:save themselves before the schooner
iHenry P. Havens, of ` Duckport,
to beach at Hull.
heavy seas brought the boat To
shore. The Havens was built at
Newburgh, N. Y., in 1882, and reg-
istered 300 tons.
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  I I ADVISE T0 TAKE
lt will help tlloéso yho hnaxo
Kidney and _Bllrlddr Tron ‘ls.
There are other- “old enemies "
- 'simifhf ‘td r.l1'e'_on`e ijiiglliicned in this
testimonial. Ikidncy and Bladder
Troubles are always enemies to good
_ health. As_soou-as you start to take
om PILLS time ailment. begin 1°
‘ disappear. It is‘the'si1nib` in cases of
’ Lumbsgo, Sciatica and like' complaints.
_This letter illustrates the beneht of
'_ GIN PILLS. - ~
Winnipegrjan. 601.
- “I have been a sufl'eror`from Lumhago
forsome years past and duril1gChristmi\s
week had a very acute attack _which
= confined me to the house. About the
5 latter part of Adpril-, I met your Mr. Hill
and nlentione my~com(plaint to him.
'l He advised me to take IN PILLS. I
have been taking them at intervals
7 during the early part of _the present
I wintel-,_ and up to date have had no
_ return of my old trouble-in fact, I
I feel better than I have for years and
think that my old enem has vanished
for good and all." §. A. IUKES.
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35%,
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ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex-
change, 164 Richmond St., Char-
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Brandram-Henderson, Com.. 80 24\
Blast. Can. Sav. 8: Loan.....140 185
Blasters Trust Oom'pany.....146 144
Halifax Fire Insurance...  99
Mar. Tel. & Tel., Ptd...,....10l
Mar. Tel. de Tel., Com...  Bl
Nova Scotia Underwear...... 98
N. S.` Underwear, Com...  45
Stal1ii_sld’s, Ltd., Pref........108
Standelds,\Ltd., Com...  76
Trinidad Electric...    'Il
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Eastern -Car... /...   ...102\
Maritime Nail 6 p.c....  ...100
N. S. Steel & Cool, Firsts,
I5 per cent...   ...  Mi'
N. S. Steel & 0oal,t p.e.»
Debenture Stock...   Ol
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PEKIN. Q°i=-._29.(S1>e¢_»1 Agn re-
greeoilfls ro'h|I_ve_eo_r‘eci>rliG *E the
8°v°fD!ngl_\t ol China has lowpd po-
vsw =.ff_1=_=f=.~»_ri_°»1°_.»~>..'@»°1IfTil.1':.; wm-
tllo__  l)e_ll_lF _ dev to pro-
vide suitdbl 'cxhlli}te__]fl>ll;:ll10 _. IPBDB-
ms Canal th'at_the produ' sfand cur-
i°li¢i_¢R "PI ' _Ol1ln_a. ,are not _li§_el'¥_'to re-
ceive the_ _ 'representation'-.th y de-
Mwlaf tif t  ' If "°"
” °`“.’. _“Pr _-was f i sf"-
ernmeut to'_ gartleipate lnfthmfgreat
exposition' it `was"'gle'.dl'y resdionded
to, and Mr. Liu 'Kwei-yi`,' then Minis-
tel for Agriculture and Commerce,
under whose d0pa_rtmeni:.tl1e>»mstter
was placed, entered into the work of
preparation with enthusiasm.
Mr. Chen Chi was appointed Com-
missioner op account ot his- previous
experience as head of thc Nankilrg Ex-
positiccl, and the Cabinet fell in with
_thc proposal of Mr. Liu to provide
'$1,500,000 to defray the expenses con-
nected with the collection _and instal-
lation of the exhibit. Oilices were
taken, a stall was got together, and
conferences ultimately evolved a
scheme which would have assured
China arepresentation at Se-11 Fran-
cisco second to none for utility, uni-
queness and attractiveness.
_ Then the impecunlosity of China
caused the Minister of Agriculture to
fall. He was tempted to negotiate
and sign s. preliminary contract for
aloan with aforeigner. I-Iis enemies
questioned the validity of -the agree-
ment, challenged the right of the
Minister to sign a preliminary agree-
ment without reference to Parlia-
ment, declared the use of the seal of
the ’Ml~:1istry to have;been contrary to
law, and generally raised such a hub-
bub in and out of Parliament that
the Minister was compelled to go he-
fore Parliament to explain his con-
nections with the matter. Unhappily
_he was unable to satisfy the hostile
members, and the result was that he
had to resign his otrlce.
STRTKERS’ BATTLE
TU SAVE HOMES.
- Tlilnlnnb, cole., october 21.-
Strikers captured seven guards to-
day at Cbicosa Junction, eight miles
north oi Trinidad. It was also re-
ported that they captured a Colo-
rudo and South-eastern engine.
For half an hour today _more than
125 strikers battled at n. mile range
with several steel carloads of mine
guards who were travelling over the
Colorado and Southern railroad
track ostensibly on their way to the
Hastings mine. The strikers. at the
Ludlow camp had been led to the be-
lief that the guards were entraining
to attack the tent colony and con-
sequently set about to defend their
temporary homes. '
Train derailers were set upon the
track. the switches were thrown
whenever possible, and a number of
strikers armed- with power rifles en-
trenched themselves at,a point a
mile and n-hall from _the tent colony
adjacent to the railroad. .. When the
train first came into _-sight a - mile
away the strikers began -llring. The
engineer stopped the train :immediate-
ly and the ‘guards returned the' fire.
After half an hour’s fighting _ three
guards are reportednto-I-have been
slightly wounded, the train .was back-
ed d0wu___t_l1s._ trash. e_ud_.i;l1e_ strikers
returned to their colony.
li_1scU_s_snp_ Arr w.1.1z__o1_=‘_li'l_C1c.
OTTAWA, October- 26+A' number
of important details"oi 'military ron-
duct are under'stood’=t‘i>"'-have 'been _n-
der discussion between the _Canadian
military authoritiei and the British
war oillce and'-sie“lil¢ely“-tb’ be put
into ei’iect~in th'e"l`1edl‘ future." They
include the =-adjllstrcel‘it~¢or-tile pen-
sions to be paid by Oanldhé Tor' 'Brit-
ish officers: serving here. '!t’ls -under-
stood that Canada will- pay its fair
snare for the time old country om-
cers are 'ln this conn`try."Tl1en it 'is
proposed- that in iuture ~ examinations
of Canadian' oilicers, tactical -schemes
will he laid on Canadian-'maps ra-
ther thap on' those wbereon -the
names are `llot familiar. Another plan
is to have representatives of the col-
onies interested on all boards for the
examination of officers.-""'l'l1e exten-
sion of the interchange of' ollicere to
active command of units in camp ie
also under consideratiollf. -~-an
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,`_. __.
Nova S_c_0li`il ~  I
Steel & Coal Company
5 p. cg
-Firsl Mortgage
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Old  
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mualsuulq/
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LITEST TIITTT THETTHTS
55;; _
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B. F. KEITI-I’S UNION
SQUARE THEATRE, BOSTON
One of the biggest comedy shows
ever known or ever advertised any-
where in the country is hooked to ap-
pear at B. F. Keith’s Union Square
Theatre during the week of Novem-
ber 3rd, 1913. It is one continual
laugh from start to ilnisb, with
quite a few surprises.
A mcclstel' musical production call-
ed “The Purple Lady" will be pre-
sented here for the first time by the
well known composer, producer and
mnn of many arts, Mr. B. A. Rolfe.
The consensus of opinion from orit-
ics everywhere is, "One of the great-
est of Mr. Ro1fe's ncl1levements.'full
qf excellent comedy and beautiful
song numbers and possessing a cer-
tain spirit that keeps things moving
right up to the big surprise finish."
There is a stamp of class which Mr.
Rolfe puts on, but on this occasion,
he has quite outdone himself ‘in the
_matter of stage setting and costum-
lllg,
Another monster laughing feature
that has scoredheovlly everywhere
and will be oi the big hits ol the
show is called, "The Big Surprise,"
which is the title of a comedy skit,
presented by Margaret Sawtelle Duf-
fy anda company of ten clever sn-
tertoiners. _
Then comes Harry Tate’s Company
of English Comedians in a scream-
ingly funny satire on nutomohiling
called, "Motoring." It was this
identical company and production
that appeared before the King and
Queen of England and made them
laugh till they cried. It is one grand
comedy and one of thc few farces
that ull oi us want to see over and
over again.
And still another good round of
laughs may be secured in the new
playlet, called, “The Girl from
Childs" to be presented .by Miss
Inez Macaulay and Company. The
piece is deserving not only because of
the capable manner in which it is
presented, but also on account~ of
its nriginality.- It is rich in humor
and carries with it a wholesome
moral.
Most prominent among the other
features will be Emmanuel Romain
and Charles Orr, two well known
vaudevlllians, presenting for the iirst
time a novel protean specialty, which
is full of surprises and comedy situ-
ations and still another strong at-
traction will be Frank Gordon and
Rose Kinley, making their first ap-
pearance here in a brilliant comedy
skit., called, “In Toyland," which ls
interspersed with bright chatter and
cleverly rendered dances. The entire
performance will he replete with nov-
elty surprises and be one Of the
greatest shows ever known in tbei
history of this well known and popu-
lar vaudeville theatre.
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Mall. coN11zAc1
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on
Friday, the 2lst November 1913 lor
the conveyance of His Ma1esty's
Mails, on a proposed Contract for
four years, six times per week Over
Rural Mall route No: 4 from New
Wiltshire, P. E. Island from _ the
Postmaster General's pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Otlices of New Wilt-
shire Brookfield and at the oilice of _
the Post Ofllce Inspector.
‘ JOHN/F. Wi-IEAR..
_ Post Ofllce Inspector.
Post Ofilce l'nspector’s Ofilce,
Ch’town, Oct. 14th, 1913
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Almerians .November 16th
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Tabasco November Sth
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Returning will leave Boston
Tuesdays at noon.
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Montreal to Liverpool
Royal Ihil Service
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Victorian ......__ ...... 'l‘ues. Nov_ I8
Corsieal1_..........__..Tuss Nov. 26
Montreal to Glasgow A
Scandinavian ._..._..~. Sat. Nov.f
I-.iesperian ...__ _... _Thurs Nov. I ~
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Montreal-Ilavre-London.
Pomeraulsn ..... ......Sum Nov.
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Stl' Hillsboro will mn _as followdé-
Lv_ Ch’town Lv. Ry. Point
" 7.80 a.. m. 8.00 11.. ln.
8.80 s.. nl. 9.00 a. 111.
0.80 a. m. - 10.00 a. ln.
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l.80 p. ln. 71.00 p. ln.
_ SIEAMSIIII’ SAILINGS -I 2.80 p. m. ' "‘B`100 p. ln.
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5.00 p. ln.  .  _._.__§_._§i)_.Q`._.pl.
I"umess Withy Q. Co. Ltd. 9.00 s.m. ‘  10.00 s._n_1.
12 45 p m. " ‘ 1.00 p.-ln.
srmnslllr Linens ,j,,,, ,,_',,,_ I _,,___,.,,,_..,,
Irorn London Steamer From Halifax £00 P' m' _ ufmpf m'
Rappahannock October 28th .I M. MURPHY. Mgr' »
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INTERNATIONAL LINE
WIN PEB FA RES
St. John to Boston.. . . . .. . .$4.50
Sr,]ol1n to Portland.. . .  ..4.00
Stale Rooms ..............~»».l.00
Leaves St. John at-0.00 s. m. Mondays.
Wednesdayéro and Fridays for liisstport.
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Beturnin& leaves Central Whsrg Boston
Mondays. edllssdays and Fri sys..at
ILAB NLE spd nP¢;l§lisg;‘l _pthii p. m., for
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ruins: §°'rc.1lasn1l> Lllsp-:glues
service between Portland and ew ork.
Leaves Franklin Wharf Tuesdays.
Thursda; and Saturday at 8 p, m.l‘are
81.00. one why.
For tickets, literature and information
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PACIFIC
RATES from Oharlotlelown
LXCURSIONS' TO
BOSTON
$18.00
Tickets an sale Daily Sept. 20 to
Oct. I8.
Good for Thirty days from Date of Issue
 
Bay of I"undy S. S. Service
After Saturday, October Ilth, steam-
er ST GEORGE will be withdrawn.
Service will bevaerformefl by SB.
YAl1laou'rH.lea g St. John 7.00 A.
M. Returning leave Digby at 8.00 P.
M. daily except Sunday. /
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All Poll Tax not $11, better bei
paid at once as- sections are
save expense. ' _ '
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