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His nssihrook-.PlaceYssfarsicniz . f r The iliireckage lies Been .Cleared Away and lib-aine__l‘iave` f
day-Hawes a Veteran of
the Rell Rebellion ‘
MONTREAL, Oct 7-(Special.)-The
death took place of Brigadier Gen
Larvrrenca Buchan, the Commander of
the Quebec division of the Canadian.
forces, at the Royal Victoria I-Iosplt_
al where he was removed a few days
a.80 Bllffefiilg from' ani attack of pleur-
o-pneumo»nia_ '
"Fighting Larry" wss lu his asm
year and had a most distinguished
military career.
I-ie started his military career 1|,
the Queen's Own, Toronto, 37 yea,-S
ago and climbed to the rank of
Brigadier General.
He distinguished himself in the
Riel Rebellion. Later hc'j<lned thi-`
Canadian Permanent forces s--1 ,,
given several cornmnnds, ...L-j.,,j,..__
Bt John and Frede.'iu.on_
In the Boer War be .<':;=r»».l .5 the
honors of \Paardebex'g .md other en-‘
gagements und was mentioned in the
despaitches.
He was created C. M. G. in 1900
and in 1908 was raised to the rank
of Brigadier General. I
lnciinus Hun
ANNUAL Min.AA
_i
TORONTO, Oct 7-(Spccial.)- Thai
Royal Architectural Institute of Ca-
nada held its annual meeting here.
A. F. Dunlop, Montreal, was elect-
ed president and C. B. Chappell,ChI;,»- _
rlotuetown. was elected n, member ofI
the council.
The next yea/r’s meeting will be held
in Winnipeg.
PIIISIINIII SIIICIIIES
WHILE IN JIII
I ‘ ` .pi _
PORT COLBORNE, Oct 7-(Spec-I
ial_)-An rew Kiss, Hungarian, who_
bald been arrested on a charge of
shooting, hanged himse-lf in jail.
Kiss made a rope out' of the band-
lige on his~ wounded hand.
WHEN HALIIl'S_
IIIIIIIII WAS AIlI]Ul`
TORONTO, Oct 7--(Special_)-G01;
ilwiv Smith is touchsu by the feel-
ing of his fellow omcens sho...-u in
the siigrcsiios in emcto statute of
him, hut the statute is a' final seal
and should not, he think, be ;-iffixgd
till record of life is comp1.;t¢_
Oi this Smith says their was
proof even in such a case as that of
Wellington.
ill
INSIINNIIII SAILING I
IUII ‘AIINIIIIEA
__
Hc will Pr-.sent :the Areu-|
ments in I'-avor of Home I
O'(.‘.Dn-nor will sail shortly for Ameri-
ca nt thc request of J ohn Redmond,
irish leader to explair. the political
Position hcre to the supporters of
the Irish cnusc in the-United States
ami Uunuda, :md to nppcril for i"'.'.‘.ds
to cirry on the struggle for Home
‘.tulc_ '
Natl./.ialists regard thc approaching
elections as one of the most critical
periods in their history, rind 1-,im ful)
power of organization. will bc utilized
in helping the Liberals deprive the
MONCTON. 001'- 7-(Special_)-The
mass of twilsted iron, splintered cars,
nemnanits on wreck at Nash’s C1-¢¢k_
was cleared away this morning and
the first trains passed between 9
and 10 o'c1ock_
Engineer Morton, wh'ose life was
cnlshed Wt. was not on hiis regular
f»f_lP. but changed for the occasion,
with engineer Anderson. Morton’a
two children had gone through the
previous day to Halifax, and were
anxious for their father to accom-
to Campbellton.
Brakeman Jessulade, who lies in
the hospital with one broken leg and
other injuries, was to have been mm-
rrvied Tuesday to a Moncton young
lady.
Fireman Cook, though terribly in-
jured, has a fighting chance for rec-
overy.
Brakeman Murray shows slight im-I
proivement today. His head was
pany them, but he decided to return 'eau ht between the steel framed slid-
'inggdoor and the wn'll of the car, he
was pitched out into gravel on road-
side, and after that he knew nothing.
Express messenger Morrison was
found buried beneath a mass of steel
rails. One off his arms had been
cut off and was found several feet
away from the car.
A thorough investigation of the
nlcildent will be made. _
IIIINIINIIIN PUIIIII `
OTTAWA. _0°t~ 8-(Special)-The
D`°m"ll0f\ Police and as quartette of
safe breakers met twenty miles north
of Ottawa
ing obstacle to Home Rule.
ntl Halifax to have the injured mem-
ber nInputn`wil= I
Pnnrissun Ann .
uusi scnuilii
I'rI-Inca, N. Y. oct c-Pm: H.I
C. Mitchell, cf Boston' University,
Episcopal Church, was cliarged somn
time ago with heretical utterances
terdny ' ‘
conference,_ where, according £0 Illii
sooissiustresi sure1'»°re_. ne wi he
'under closer scrutiny ' Prof 'Mit-
LONDON, England, October, t'l.-
l~lal1ey’s great comet, which will be'
seen in 'the spring of next year with'
the naked eye, and is already making;
its mark on sensitized photograph_
chell, who is nfow in Europe. has Dee"
under fire for nearly three yea.rs_ 011
account of his ndvrmced' teacliings,
eepccially in the ile-ld of Old Testa,
ment criticism. .
MIII BIIIIEIANS.
PIIISNN WIINIAN _
I SIIISK II] SPIISI
and another is seriously endangered
worth of property was destroyed ny
a fire which started northeast of
Lnvis in Pulni I
LAWRENCE, Kas, Oct 6-“I don'\1
lead mn honest life now, was the
startling statement made by the Rev
__ IIIII SIHIII EAII m
ens o oronto Propose _ _ _ _ _Thasynod _Spams Mmosta
to Ereci a Monumsmro Passedf Over the Scene of the Accident- 'Sell Mmgm; .Day in _“ated Dgbam on
'""‘_I’"‘"°0"I°°*S' I _ `  About the Victims ofthe Collision. . misreepic.
-m , _
‘ ____ .
ST. ‘JOI-IN, Oct. B-(Special)-The
Synod devoted almost the entire day
to further discussion on the moral
‘and social reform report, the debate
being at times ,extremely heated.
Finally a motion was passed urging
the llominion governm‘)nt to-instruct
the Dominion government to instruct
the Federal officers to enforce the
laws where the municipal officers are
»!!eglige1lt_
INN A IIIIIIIIAIII
~ CALGARY. out e-ons nfs is lost ___ The Cgleblated Author and
and were is B “D0” that ;2'000'0.'0° believe a minister of the Gospel can  has his QW"
Domestic Differences.
. RLII9 lo A"|lel`lCal'lS- Shots were exchanged and one ofiHu-titonl lAlm1S)’tund thnft has been ID: H' Carrwk’ who has just resigned' _-
_fe the gang was captured_ The 0ther_"“I> “E “me B Urdal' “€‘~”~k- The ithe pastorate of the North Lawrence NEW YORK oct 7_(Special)_
LONDON, Oct. 7-(Spec`.'s.l)-T. P. three men took to the woods and aretuames were checked at Hutton with' Christian Church' News of J M' Barrie's divorce suit
now being h.mte<1_ _D"»}I> BUY 1055 $0 APB WWH. but HOA- ‘Mr Carrick has been given up his '¢ ¢ ' ' t 1 jg t th _
The _region is a wild one and the w;vti\;0;‘;nhg£:;;1_0f_lg1;tlé_1lfv'e de was 10 ambition to teach the religion of 5351518 ;;q:a.jg1f1?:n¢:smcUfqtheegcgéfh
mcn will have  come out or starve, ing his m_eguaT'd Whm 'the purlgé Christ Mid hills B-C°6Dt%d B100 With author_and playwright.
0" Sllllfllll’ llltht the gang cracke_d .n h . , La/wrence Street Rai.1_w‘ay Cannppliy The idea ofdivorce, in connection
°l‘° Post Om” 9-“(1 safe at UHCBUUCK ilegsf, of hti e _(Ere nfecamg “I{P€r§“tf'- as a conductor. with the author of “When Man's
and get away with some cash nd _ .mg 3 nl eg “PY _egcs a . 0 _.fl‘he put ic never sees behiind the Fi -fl " sc i ‘ I: ::~»'. '= "_
Stiliflllii. a Ichecx the names "Y °°“t‘““}“g Ilheiscreen of the paetor's home,” said ,nb e ems ucongrm S L an
ul'
lplowing of the fireguard, Xangerson . - .. _, - ` ' _ _ . _
.sped on to assist Assémblew homesp|l;I_a;ari;c;r,gr;;sita;;i,;i;;;a;l_i;e 1_;l;e puligflé Barrie has appealed little In
eaders in fighting the flames for the ' P when atm Miss Mary Amen she
  Ipossession of their homes. 'Illia tor and his wife are forced to bear.
, k __ . _ _ __ was on the stage and apieared- in
_ sync; _c;e\v_.;i_.lc=;c;da|;{_f_<_>c;1Ltei_r_\eg t._,1y_'_t he 311? A preachers wife cannot even more .__...c S mst p1ay_ ..wa“._1_` London.;
~ U ' ` , a pretence dressing dining \.tii which achieved instantaneous suc
H‘c/_use df Ilords of_the power of ve_to|     ?E;sef11;Sr;e:eli(;1de rgailiellpliilg Nh mm- or the people Mil' think cess.
Wh1Ch N195' claim is the sole remain-I ; the are 8 ing their She masrried Barrie in 1894, and re-`
I Sergeant Fletcher and (onstable y p Y »
A tl h b ‘Bruci:. of the R.N_W.M-P., who were Pastor t°‘° much. OT that h9'°'I1S‘hV S-0 tlxggucgroxeghihzgarféve appeared a
en-fram as een r~ceived tell- among the m t n ti ith fi - t f hi ` ‘ i _
1 the wi news ot enhrher bu- it mer ro..1fs¢h°."f°.°,‘.’, ,,f,, ‘Q °“"" W'-..i..._“ ““‘ “Y “'15 W if most devotes ooupis 'rss wosussnn
ln* ’ _ . -“ I _
. - - - ._ ~
, jls  _'lil il ._ iz s. a g o c or - t th . _ 7 __mi` h _
I r _.__ H1 _ 1 _r» t .d t, . . o e mass ons. He cannot put .MBP 0 4% “He C Bl`8G_~Bl' which
_ ri cry success name y rrs , secon _una ._ settler s body. His niece,who on a pa." of patent leather shoes Barrle has shown, has always been
and fourth places for No's 1 2 and IS at preselw in the Cohlmbm H‘~"9Pl" nh t X 1 5 t h V be n ms 1,-ed ._
3 companies 4th~Regt_ U A _m the Hen I_tal suffering from very sei ous burns W ou every B ng G person wh? fxspgzgfectoaglgegmeni wlthp his wig;
Maier Charles Leigh. No 1 ComfI>eny.|..1scou on u trsiu for calgary. The
Kandi his officers land 111;? the liDns__||-e is still raging ¢ierce1y_ and
Amare °f gloryt belonhs' W nnmgu tag people of the entire district are
gay ‘L9 Ltd: Pfa%’___:£_°ngH§‘B E flgaged iiighting the flames, but
“VY B ° “S 0 ah X »1u11 extent or the disaster win
the
en-
the
not
cellency the Governor General’s Cup he known for __ few days
and prize money galore. Major J. R..
Darke and No 2 Co furnished worthy f . .. "
competitors winning second place.
Major H.H_ Sterns and No 3 Co
were fourth. The Guardian is not* yet
in recei t of the official figures_When
AAAIIAIHIIN HUNNIHS I
P -.1  ----. CIIAAINB III Sl..IIlHN
who as a pastor oi thc lileuhodlstlthey an-ive they p
in detail.
..-l_....._.__1.- »--
and teachings. WHS l“‘~“5l‘“"`°d Y°5‘I ST JOHN, Oct 7-The fan ous long
from thc CGHILFDI New Y°rk| distance runners _Holmer St Ives and
| Wood nn- .o mn in here about the first
I ' I of next nmnth, but the localparties who
I   are interested in bringing these rur-
, . reure kee in in thebaok round
ners he p 5 8
for fha present. It is expected that an
I '-” announcement of the place and exact
SYDNEY. Oct 5"‘5t A“d1`@W'5 Ch' date of tho exhibition will be medi
nrcli was packed to the doors, all shortly
availing standing record being taken --------~
sonal grounds for fear oi' giving of-
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,__-_
wlio are troubled by no doubts onthe
Cook-Peary controversy. The Zetetic.
Society knows that neither explorer
has reached the north pole, for the
best of all reasons, that there is no
such thing as the north- pole.
EARTH FLAT. _
1't i th b t 1 f th- , _
‘$3.53. ii... §.'i£"$’.§‘.é"..§Z.. .Zu ...il   _gg ,;,‘;=;;__;1;§_';*;,<;,‘;;&' fly; D’ ‘;;';f,';;‘,  fu"  
9 9 interest' I ctcd '.1 the astor, Rev I-l
possible for many atra 5 .
IDE and terrifying world events.
History recortis 'the return of Hal-
ley'e comet twenty-eight times dur-
ing the past 2,000 years. The follow- E
ing events occurred during, or closely .___-
followed, the apparition of the com
et:--»
\
sAN FRANCISCO. Calif. _  6
-The Oufiiornla gtata Bi_1_80Ul\_1 anna;
gnc known aLHH“ 0” aw ° gmud
B.C'_
240-Defeat of the Carthaginianh' by tion came iuto_the fold of crgéi' A
Rome. End of the iirst Punic \,as.elIall yesterday when Fran -
war I. .
` - 'ith Col Ewi1»S
168-Judas Maccabaeus occupied.eigned nrticlm P“_____c Coast Lea
iwns condu 'Y D
_ `John Pringle,who at the end referred I ~, I - ,
UM    to the pleasure they all had in being   
accorded an opportunity once morn
to hear Dr McKi-nnon. He referred (
t°hfl‘1f l”’“t“°,;’1°,§,',f"’d sg’  w°f,§ .HDPEWELL HILL oct e-'rho roar-_
Nl1ecbes‘:B?neN1 Tom the East hilt he "liie t°°k place lm' W°dn°°d'ay ol
W 8 ham) to my thaut hid. to last week oi Trueman Nelson, oi
gills up oxe oi the very unit of these LOW" C“p°'_““‘;I Ml" Ed” d C1319”
fhter o ormau an rs
in the person of Dr McKinnon, wh0»d““I=
lHeri'm‘\l1 l`€l>I‘°9°“"l“g th” diredma' had returned to Nova Scotia to res- Cgvgp' (fl ,I‘IlI°'5\_1_:I__§_i_;'____°;_‘;_'__ was mkcn
- - t Pi 1-ilu is
- “me th” prmfup““.1l;_ T tx; .. sam sudden=ly ill on Thursday night. a
Jerusalem. |PrcSi6€iii» .Of the “ college 'i-ialiax. ‘ s . | ,L \
B7-~Civil war in Rome, the city gnc here b}'__\\_h;_°I‘w§:_‘_‘; S&_*’;:°n§‘&';§_‘;°i the Doétoy, “that our colleges meg ghyggaigedbeigirgsgone ale
taken and retaken becomes afll 11 ° _.B ~ mg H11" Ol l°B1`i“g, but whmnis i'°‘l“irN;eI This section is experlencini 0110 Of
12-Germany invaded 'bv D1‘“H“°~ °fg““’““°“ Wm’ “.°1“sB§ ` F.-sn. elwve fi" is I"“P"“t_l°"' “M _the longest spoils of wse weather
ing- A¢°°ffl“1i= tl’ Mn’ ““ _ _ rsss o the asus: that uuder no A ¢
“IBC” Stmlka n’ Oakland' Hmmm W Ngpd rsliip of Dr McKinnon Pine l~'Ii`l'kn0wni-lorf A  Nhigllen. and grglle
A.D. _
66-Vespaitnn began _the war which f _ _ t to be u e » 1 _ r . n a
°°d°d is mal -laestmcuon ot to' Fregtrilllallllllolgfhicittelfe ye lea!\1e‘W°“ld""°°iv° that mwm"u°n' If`anirl~tll<illii!l's (havg been kept back with
JBYUBBAMNN UW Tit” Irepresen G ` I D' Mcxlmmn’ -at the (menmg °i ms their baying and harvesting. Oats
296-Britain" _ dove tdfby ,Constsn- “°"°.Y°"" - . splendid -sermon. Paid B P3110 lfibllfel
‘Irl ll’ yl I"*“""""”°-“__ to the pastor of St Andrews, who he
The Zetetic Society knows that the
earth is fiat, nnd so the talk of
north po'e and south pole is vnin
babbling. Lady Blount, the president
of the Zetetics, has been lecturing at
Bournemouth mil explained this fully
to her bearers. She ridiculed the con-
tentions of both Cool' and Penry re,
Alasl for a phantom goal and tho
globeites' fancies rarel
Alas! for oarth’e axiil pole. Alas!
for it iln't there!
‘MAGNETIC Poms.
The only poles _of which lady' Blount
alimits the existence were "poles of
AT  A,-tujm-y Compqutiéng fm- me D0:_and who was left to pl'ow the fire. has contributed slflanlest mme ww 
Imunion oi Canada The 4th Regiment iJ\1&l‘d. is a victim Gi SiI‘0’1'g d¢‘v'0tl011 “rd his salaff lowing at them as U )
-is--~ ' to say, ‘I heped to Psy for those
- ' I |
. lhas once befor' excelled this record N0 d‘1tY- It WHS ‘bl-ll? Bt the 18-st   
L_UNENI;URG.  §i.‘Oot_i_5i-_-t \'e|5'~wh__n they wonuthree straight places moment which she left the team to ehceqs; there'sIv_;l_1ero_ gn; money goes.' I _ _
' - ~ _o- . ~t~k tn ~ _ _ ' r. ' ` 1.' . K. -
1‘;l(ll"l°l;`clsalEuBrl!dcgel:'atlNer iitafifncdllrclflcir IN" other regiment of artillery In the ca e ghone remainlng chan” of es c n‘ li); reall on hoilxesizellfeprflflc  11 I’ P
5 ‘ Dominion has ever even approached HPS- 9 WHS “Si Y Cliligllt DY U12' 8 il Y - - C L ’ ‘
this morning whoa. Alvery .\fl~m.~a, a~ these figures and it must be amatter fl-amos and is now lying ln, .1 pre(-a,-_ preaches the truth he will be con-_ -
iirfikemer on the Caledonia if-“fn lisillof pi-me to Lt. Col. H. M. Dsviso..,_ious condition is the columbia Hoo-_ ;i°:“ii1€ _I-he 1i_\_'es noi _ssosttgr his
his foot caugght in a draw bar and Commanding Officer and his officers, pital. The _heroic but unfortunate' O Srega um “uf ° m ng em' ”` ST LQUISI get 5_1” Fmdm.i¢k A
nearly severed from his leg. 'Pills af- N- U- Qf1lC0l`S» 8-125 nw". N0 |18/V0 “N19 young woman was brought into Bas- Ifltead of preachm!gtlEeil(`;°°nv1°t!°ns C00k_ North pole discovers;-_ Wm.
- _ 1 h d tl t tti f th h
fe-=°°ff he we mn "~_e° 1-°r‘°“‘ 2.‘2...“.§’.‘1.3....‘.i".i‘ r.....‘§..’.’i.‘1is“..f§’.“ff‘Z. 2::°.§_¥..‘€2§’;‘i:.3i3;“‘;.;i .‘;’t.‘i.i“‘il..l'; ...§...l’§;“i._Z1’ ml... ....3“‘3.‘Z}..?l3i‘3 ;_1,‘;;,g;,,;5;e,,';=,:ef:,;f ;;;,§§5e=f*e;;
x rd rnin A s
_ L i t F ' _
lense' The preacher passes over this adults lllgame llrnlgvnmtrhat Fllr sCggll _
and that, and lives a lie every day would particpatc In t. , Ht y ,Jaw cam
of his life in order not to oflend the tennial celcbmtim out 8_9 to the
influential members of his congregv extent of delivering on W°dn,_,_day'
l5lfJ_l1~ night, October 6, in the new Cciise-
Thank God, I am BHTDADB HU hon' um his first American lecture, with
“st living naw' ‘md “°b°dY can 'mu' stereorltican' views of the ’Ndrtl1
..
°IS° m°- Pots sua vicinity, the Business Mew..
League, which is paying him for thief
Putin cniiinvtnsi  - M  » 
10000 and estimated at $15,000 be-
an to realize that public sentiment
.S
. » 1 1 -` favored a great Cook demonstration.
_ _ < I » Despite its enormous- seating capa-
city, the Coliseum can accomodate , ~
nut 15,000 of thc 700,000,St Louisams 
and two or three hundred thousmnd I
LONDON. Oct. 6.-There is atleast centennial visitors who want to see
one body of people in Great Britain 0001;,
___i._?.l_-
SPLININI] IINIUN -
S7IiIIIIII WAS IIEIIJ
The first of series of union meetings
was held Wednesday night in the
basement of the Methodist Church for
the opening meeting it was a very en-
couraging to see about three hund-
red people present. The speakers
were: Donald McKinnon and l!¢\"Wm
milrkingi 'Harrl-scn. The subject was The
need of a revival. The addresses
were thouglitful and to the point
Next Wednesday- even'-wg the Union
meetings will be held in 'Alou churcli
at 8 o'clr.ek and it is hoped to sec
these meetings growing in inteaeat
and power from week to week. so
‘that even the largest building ,in
the City will `..e too srrnll. These
meetings are being held preparatory
[the heavens and poles of the earth," .to the coming of Dr J_ H,_ _mmoct
tin th round. The , .
are apron g on 8 g lbut the" wen Hngneuc poles and the Evangelist and his hsefocirites
marshes the past few days have been
ll!
l s hoped would C0iif.ll1i1° IU A119 °*“‘I‘°m'a. sea of water, with the freshets,aud
a1s,_1.ny isviasa Ay nu... _ __     _ _
 -  ' , _ _ tl f On a the magnificent
‘5z_3ll:1 ‘mu Italy invaded by At iissrkouof’ whichplllie had become famed
` ' » - more distant parts. "I can pny
I . . _
581-Piigiyx years of iillefgiie began in| MON_rREAL_ ffcwber 6-Sir -léiiixs I; Pringle D0 hlgh" t"l\l\lte._.. he
` ~ _ I ll, emher o 0 ld "th t say he is ~ man-
6w~M“h°m°t Dugan to preach in ¥er(z:1!;v1rllill7lze\eI‘)lill\t\1r\'Le. :rho was one of Kun-Jin," qlllhei? after a passe, “There
1 Mum; E l d Itll:So\|th Aglviill "lilo" d°l'~"3°te’ lo was a mnn sent from God and his
066-Norman invasion of nzim - -Lnndondufiug the presentation ofthe name was John.. It was B gmc,,_
1H6"‘B°°°'m °m°°u°' ' I l hill bdlnre the British lli“'lI°“‘°“t' iul tribute the alpplicution to Dr
1211-Ooh that of Khorsasan and ‘ln °“ _ Camas befo,-9 re. ' _ 1
q is making n-visit to John Pringle being obv ous.
1 galil byv-il;l\ff\\l:_Kh““- t Av turning hbme. He is an a\ithn|;i_ty__;i\i1| ____________
379- ment . an ~i>0P° H ‘ ._ ch Andean matters, m0I'°iJ\\f'°“ " ' » B _
muon:-gm, 7”". “mam in the hyirghe _rmnsvaul having “.,1m,,-,h th: Mlnsrd s Liniment cures uma |tc._
Church of Rome lre§\l“~ *_ _ well known volume v;_>p_h::l§ 8}1tl'gfn _
““~.i:.:::.  '_.'.f:':_.r.:v.:.::.r:.:::"._.'... ......... -_     ---
I » ' f ' ' -. S th Africa was nn- CHICAGO, Oct. 6-(Special.)- . --#-X'-°*
nndhbmgmiry §zsb`N|MII':li:llin\l:i:. Bel Ssnlzegoclglgrfglicedegllnmtlon of high- . FAIR AND \’i'ARM.
-_ d. E rl-ll' te tio owing to the new com .°` when/t   .. 101 I '°"‘“'
lm ~Nll:::°:l°l.i:ilt>:l°“an A IW;1l°!l‘ll\’°I“I‘l'{,'§'§,l.“N§?:c°“¥i.?u‘§i.il; 3:3: oqrs  ._ _ _   wail TORONTO' °°“’l”’ ‘”(”I’°°’°"l"
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l'lB_8TPx-nssia overrun by R_._ua|laiil ;’i°0'§‘=)2\::»el:mpsflal navy nncux after_£_::°_ Pm:  __  __ __ ______N“] The length of today will be eleven
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CHICAGO MARKETS
the inundation caused by the break-
ing of the dykes by the high t1dos--
tho highest, it 'is said, since the not-
ed Saxhy tide. A good deal of hay
will be badly damaged and the dum-
age to the dykes will be heavy. Re-
pairs to the roadbed ofthe Salis-
bury & Albert railway were mode
yesterday so that the train, which
'did not- run over the marsh on Fri-
day nfght, was able to run into Al-
Uert last night. '
Bears and Noble Bteevas, of Memel,
captured a moose a few. days ago,tbe
not the poles of "a so-called sphere
of land and water." She described
Iexperiments she had made which
_‘proved in a practical manner the
dat earth theory of the Zetetics.
A sceptic ln the audience asked the
Zetetic president to explain the well
known phenomenon of the ship at
sight. Lady Blount had no tl y
in disposing of this. She exphained
that it only required a good telescope
to conduct, the King-'s Busilrris Ev-
angelistic Thursday Novem»'nc_ 4th
next.
@ 
‘IAINEN 'ASSINBNIALIN
to bring the whole of the ship into WOLFVILLE, October 6.-Another
sight, as it was only the mists on arcident of a serious ndt\l‘e»l\ppen-_,
a n t tho eu eaiverd on Gnsperiliix Mona
"mi _
  uns A tulsa'
.
_ »_ _ . _
_ 1  _ he 'jjq-_
InIaSff°h.riiAWiIffiIIII¥i*IIAv‘
tion they~fSpohl¢ .of lletallt-
'tory’Ciauee. -
s--__
nnvnorr, oct. e-(special)-'rho
Wholesalers Association protest
strongly against the 'treasury -depart-
Iment putting into affect, __;__ecai'iamry
"clauses against Canada. 'Hy claim
it ‘will lxdvohs a tariff war. ihtrt-
mental to the .Unitod States. ,_
The wholesalers ny the move is
'entirely to 'help the print piper
trust, and in defiance gfaihe porin
Dill~whi_nh   veédts ‘atiogny
P0W9|` 0 B I ll lil! IC
year. Retallatory clauses are tlfose
put into effect on Aug. 26, when " o
dollars a ton on print paper, sndgilo
dollar and sixty-seven cents a 'ton
on m_e1;hz;i:<;la1 pulp, from crown. lgndo
was- p _ i _- ~ ». ..
tiwm ixmiiélgnuggly' ` 0’
' free o s. " - 'Mats
per ton imposed hy. tlfc Payne bil).
The Wholesalers elafln this in in the
interests of *the triidt and likely' to
make hard all sdorh to *have a 'tar-
id understanding with Canada.
w;_Ii‘hle3dresol\itiou is very strongly
stain inn His 
suncnsul .urnlimi
LONDON, oct 6-Mr George 'lily-
lor, M.P., who underwent an opelra-
tion a, few days nga says he had de-
rived the greatest ‘assent from it.
The doctors informed llim that the
operation gave him- ten years longer
lease of liie. Mr Taylor hopes to
be out again in a week_
Sir Charles Tapper paid htm u visit
today.
Anil miata _ _ ,I
nr ilniiuullgi
MADRID, Oct 6-'I'he'mIeager li-
roeean ne-ws published tcday, i -
cares s nm in tus spanish opsi-stl§s
:against the Mc-.;rs. 'llirce trans-‘ -
lantic liners are being armed foo egr-
vice on 'the Moroccan' coast. 'll
'ras su/are editions of five Republi-
can newspapers have been confiscated
'Dy the authorities _for publishing in
article by” Sen_Iator_‘Cost‘s, the Rep' -
noon lsousr, _criticising ‘tho 0 _-
smmsut. The correo ‘ssmiuoi pf -
Ufihes *Olin an account of a seccifd
meeting of the shisis of the mimuiy
party, at which it ls oiisgsn, it wins
decided to advise :King Aifdlho togé
crease the army in A'tries'to\1_50,
H1011. with a reserve fcme‘of 60,000
Lnsurc a rapid and complete victory
c/ver the Moors.
Au".-'pi-ui-lineal
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All who were privileged in 
way to take part in the happy. pio-
ceedings vwhervby Miss =lltanbo_th - -
vlng, daughter of D. P. and M'rs "-
viug, Vernon River, became the-'b
of iRev. D. M. ‘MacLeod 'of -Bleflenoy,
Ont., willl entertain long and .pl -
ant recollections of the same. we
olliciating minister was Rev._ G .
Ornum of Vernon River Method3t
oisouit, sssistsa by qsv..A. B. ' -
iieod of Truro, N. B., brother of 0
groom. There are in all three 'bro -
‘urs in the Ministry of the Presb _ ~-
inn church. The bride, who came n
on the nrm of her father, was m _t
becomin._l'y gowned in white sill. and
\vore a veil, she also carr ed a b -
uuet of pink roses. Mrs James C. '_ -
vim; presided at the piano and pl -
nd the wedding march. A sumptu I
repast followed, partskeh df by o
select comnan resent, only `
relations bein; pinvited, after whgh
the bride nr.l groom left in a cor-
ringe for Charlottetown en roiftc
home.
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sea whose topmusts come Alf" l“    ’ "
imfililt _ ~-~_----~~-~--~_=-,>,_:~.5.1.- °'~
on unter ».»' ~iT~ - J
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_ erv day at Baundorll ‘ 4 '_ .
\ yt _ NTED, o young _.""‘__ 16 _or .ji 7
the surface of the vnrter and o y ny -_ \',,,|-,- .gg ev;
5| _ _ - _ in ~_ .
curvature of the earth that obscured tain, when n little ‘girl aids hndly~< R ¢mc, mu*  _f ..
the lower portions of it. hurt. _ ‘ ¢|°`n_ Addr," ~p_ 0_ =.. 34|, '
A gun fn the hands of Noela ' alll- _ , mr __
Minard°s Liniment for sale everywhere Well °°°I<\°“¢°|l_Y 'mf “I "id "KW _ .0 b°¢__,,°m ,_ 0_ md' u _
‘ his mos daughter is :hs lines. wird-  A E, i' 1,”
_ _ . - my I us: _ sm :si-_ 1 _ ~'_'°"“ “Il “°" '_"*° - ‘
The temphrlture at three o clock ;=5t:)’°;'_“|"“°:_;_|‘:, mgrning f:,':f"“_ taining 'R `R.¥tlQl'dt, VU; ch ,
‘ this mornin was iertv dee _ mme ma it is hoped that na- ng check psysbis to ln w- A. il.
Ni‘lnard’s Lfniment Cures Dandrul.
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