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M6RN1~o D»\1LYr0v~u>E1>w01 A OTTETQWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND cA1\u\i\.l,1\10NDAY,‘ Oc'l‘oBER 12, ions. {,,~gg¢,,§;;>
wmnktvqsow aUnll1.`mli1.vnaa1i CH RL _ i '_ '_ T
P  XT BRTTATN ls
  . MAKE A sAT1srAcT .  SETTLEMENT   AT R
European_..Conierence .Has an Unlimited Scope in Such Matters-2-_Reports Say Belgrade.. is .Calmer
 Danfger. Austria is Preparing For War, Rather ifhan <be` Dictalgd 10 by 0ll\9_l' _
/ Powers. Austria and Germany May Test' "Bl'il3iIlS POWel'» n
S l-Bi it is believed to be impossible to ibelligerent feeling is giving place torrather UBB ° ‘ ' 1 rl ‘ 8
LONDON, Oct. 11-( pecia ) r - as _ - _ _
` -limit the scope of such a convention a more peaceful sentiment and -gener- from ctlwi' POWGN- WHS believed Germany °0\l1d 0° lhnlht'
ENDEAV TO
t ' submit t tl e diet; tio ‘
min is endenvormg Lo reach a satis- to objects immediately, ander its ally the situation is brighter, but a. M0l‘9DV¢1` AUM-rin Hnd Germany
factory settlement of the Balkan dis- considemtn-,n_ ` , new dangeahas arisen in Austria. _consider that present time opportune _ Circle of alliances between European
» f t s ng he real strength of Bri- powers they now hope to shatter,
h E ` e n conference Reports from Belgrade state that a
pute .wit out a urop a _ . _ _
That coun ry is preparing for war 0l` 0 fd
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Fred Cameron.Sp
0 ceus Unavaida
 Horse a
Un Saturday what might have ieen
zl very serious accident happenei on
the Charlottetown Driving Park. L-`red
Culneron was speeding George vyeg-
cells on a miie und as several were
watching the driver was maliiuf as
tnins llemmin in policy by which it
ed.
n||nr;u will _ .'r\ili0rr|I;n wiuNnn'0|Nl   Awful nlslsin Niw Muni
rHlnr|usH|.P is Hirunin snr/| nun inn Niwrun ns rin will
_.__-
\ SAULT STE MARIE, .\lICH., Oct. 0.
~ A fight \vith rifles between U. S.
fislierincli and Canadian officers is said
to have taken place on Lake Superior,
opposite \\’hite Fish Point. yesterday.
Boats arriving at the Canadian side tell
of seeing the trouble at u distance.
Local Canadian oi'ficcl'sudmit hearing
of tho affair, but lleclino to rlisvlisn it.
The Americans are said to llavo ln-on
fishing in Ciliizlrlizlll waters af. this Nieml
Chicago Wins First and Sec~
ond Games of theWor|d’s
Championship Series.
DETROIT, Out. ll-(S}ie<°ial)~~Clli<‘a..
go won thc i'il'st and sccoiul gnlncs of tll- `
Worlds Championsllp sei-ics against De days ugo officers were sell: to the sue ie
tmit Sum,-any tto make a seizure. it is said that tho
to six and six to o ne, fishermen cscapem
of tholake for some tium mul sav "1
THE RESULT OF THE
SHOOTING CHALLENGE
The Fine City Men’s Challenge Was Accepted by
Five Men of the Pownal Rifle Club. Competition
Shot Off Saturday. City Men Win by a
_'lJarge"'~Number~ of Points.
.__-1
UHU Of lhh mils* lntefesllni riflecompetiticlns held on Kensington
Rifle Range was that which took place on Saturday last. Five rifle
men from Pownal Rifle Club accepted the challenge of five City men t
Sh00l$ UWT five Hinges nnmely two hundred, five mundred, six hundred
eight hundred and nine hundrcdyordn_ seven shots at each range.
The Pownal men started the ball at two hundred yard range by gain-
im; seven points. At five hundredthis was reduced to six points, at six
llnndfed lf. WHS P0dl10ed lv Ulfeepoints, at eight hundred the tune was
changed and the City tee/In was lead-ing seven points, which was further
increased to twenty one nt nine hun- dyed yn;-ds.
T110 Vlnilling llenm DYODOSHI 11111120 cheers and rl tiger _for the City
team, which was returned heartily by their opponents, ‘
The thanks of both teams weregivon to the range officer, Major
Leigh who rendered good service inmanlpulallog the range telephone,
The thanks Ol the Citi’ nf” due t0Vernon Longworth for his admirable
coaching.
Quite 5 number of citizens many ofwhom were old shots, were Pfedent
to witness the contest and expressed their appreciation and delight that
the interest in rifle shooting was notnonting, seeing that the m1111011 WHS
not shot for nny trophy or prize, bntfor pure love of the sport lor which
l“o‘:.nnl riflemen are noted.
POWNAL.
200 yds. 500 yds. G00 yds 800 yds 900 yds. Total
Major J. M. Jones 30 33 30 20 22 144,
Capt W. Smith 134 i
Sergt J M.. l‘.’oorc 146!
Mi-_ A. G. .7 . n 143 ‘
R. F. Jones 134
'.‘01
21
32
29
18
30
28
26
23
30
27
30
33
33
31 |
20
32
20
Z8 '
29
28
5
(‘HAlll.O'l"TETOWN
26 29
` 32
28
33
30.
23
137
138
157 `
31
29
Iillljor W. A. Weeks
Capt. E. Stewart
l..`H. Beer
Capt. A. Seaman
Gun Jus. Landrigan
19
30 28 23
35
31
32
32
32
30
Total
_,._”` 755 _"°’ 1, _ ,_~
28 _
27 148
26 142
T22
29
28
31
s:NonMoUs NUMBER or I _
UNQMPLOYED TN BRITAIN UNDER SEA FOR
*-" EIGHTY HOURS,
LONDON, Oct. 9. -.The general
Federation of Trades lUniions ilgasj,
issued a maniesto rec ar ng a ' _ _ _
01-an  1.000.000 0-m0010000 10 ..SF."?E3§£§£'.9.‘i5..”'i..§E".§.i1I;
the United Kingdom with depend- at-ml. ,Q run of ei8hty_0ne hours in
BDU nnlnlldflng 7|'500|000 “‘lm”"“-‘-T which sho covered a distance of`0l|il
thereby- The f9d2l`l1fl0n f°°0mm°nd5l\nile§ under water. The vessel mxlinr
U10 °l'°l‘~l’l0n Ol H Minister Of Lab" i tained a regular speed of nine knots an
and a permanent "nnernPl0y€d hour. Thocrew, though much fatig
`b0fn‘d." and 7-llnt all fn0n1l>0\‘n nf lub* borctho severe trial admirably.
or unions refuse to work overtime.
f?-
COMPLETE PROGRAM e
CHANGE TONIGHT
rl »
At New Wonderland. Three New Pictures and New
` Illustrated Song. ' '
Held by Bandits-is one of the new her rescue through her lover. She
p|ctu|-on this ¢ven|,,g_ Am; ,me Con. loosesi liar iow: brlalve Rfei in saving
gainms an intense amount of ,utmost her s s er n rou e. s a gran
that keeps the attention ,mm Nw M strarygegppealing and thrllng, be sure
Klnnfng of the story until the nr.ii=li.‘ MA Bewitched Tricycle is a pure 00111-
e party. or American tourists in the edy throughout. and has a leash to
AID! are shown, two of them, two‘every inch of film.
lovers by the way, going oil for nl A Week in Rumie-will appeal to all
ramble among the pictures.;-ig nioun- interested in this far oil country with
tafns. The girl drops her lianfiker- its trysnnical and despotic govern.
chief over ai steep place in the jour-‘ment. Among the many scenes de-
n°YlnS. and while ber lover is nfter'picted are.-The Church of St. Cath-
it. she is captured by bandits. 'l`he'erines--Ice *breakinxi B zfnnd BUF
d°"°l°Dnl0qf» of the story is carried Hunt etc. _an
ASKABAD, Turkestnn, Oct. 9.- _
During the manoevers of the 'l`u:lcs- . . ,
tan nrmy_corps today in eric ale v.ity SIX Men vP€|"|Si`l *Sl[(‘.3mCf'
of Askabad, General Mistiflrellko, who I
played a conspicuous part in the Puls- C|“a$_hed.0[1 Rgef and W()|lt
so-Japanese war, and who is now ` _
Goveroor General of 'I`uri:r.st,;n was to P|eCe3_
wounded in a sham battle. A revolu-
tionist plot is sllspeuttl. 'ihc (lrneral
with his stall was hatching the opee `_°“`
r tions from a sliollt cnliilcn.-.c, when
good a showing as possible ant. tha
horse was coming down the lome
"stretch as fast as he had ever pine.
While rounflilig the hack end A, 5,
and Mrs. Hewitt drove on the _t ack
and turned up or in the direction in
which George Cresccns was co1l..ng,
not being able "0 see him as they cn-
tered. As George Cresceus was com-
ing duwni the centre of the track on
thc home stretch Mr. Hewitt had
driven to about the ludges stand,
when his horse became frightened at
the sight of the swiftly moving
George Gresceus. reared and bolted
across the track dircectly in Georg
Orca-ceus' course. Mr. Cameron swerew.
his uorse all he could but could no;
nvo.d a clash. George Cresceus hreas 0
struck the front wheel of Mx'
Hewitt’s wagon, the sharp shaft or
IATNDON, Oct. 9-The Royal Mint
nf' Englantl has recently struck off
nearly 32,000,000 coins of aluminum
for circulation in Uganda and the
Iflrtcziun Protectorates in Africa.
1l<.a.,h coin bears the value. of one
ir-lllt or of two mills, and it ii.; per.
forufcd in thc center like Chinese
colon, in order to permit the natiyos
no '5ti'in_.( them together, The advant-
a s
the whistle of bullets “'13 hclrrri. He NEVVPORT NE“1S`(),.t_ H (51,, ,.;_,|,_
was struck In the leg a“""'° 1'he.k“"e Six men perished wllon the .~1r-nnnlr
bot the ball did not touch the nine. S._ __ B_ _ ._k _ _ t I B I
The lrnnnoeilvres were suspended and "°'“'“0 l““5“'"' "H mu "t"‘“_ “’
e e . ' g p .
“H009 Uf Shut ln U10 barrels Of I1 Two others were rescued only nftci- n
were uuaiile to rct.i.in tllcir hold on flu-
PHESENTATIUN 
____ _-_<_, `
Wlu. F. lloggis, C. E., to whom the ULE
o.t'talched address und its accolnpully-
ing token were presented, came to
this Province earlyx 1000 and excep-
ting for brief absences on business,
has since resided here.-Socially, as
well as in business ways, he has 'made ___
all with whom he has come in con-
c is sincere friends His absence
regrettmg his departure an wish him minute" lndivi nals toot n ttspcra o`
success in the new fields to which hemhance this n`~i0F\1lnil» when 11° tried;
goeS_ |to ooard the Princess Royn1_after she_
As mechanical superintendent for had cast 05 and was m0Vl`flE l1“'i1y‘
nl E_ A_ W uber Contmctin C0m_ from the dock. He stepped onto one
e 3 ll g
pany he supervised the construction Of U16 iflllken of the nnCll0l‘. 1-hllnklllrf
of the new Railway Station, the orlck nO d0\1bt. he C01-ld Climb nl) l 6 nn-
T .
' -| ' ll1~11.I.INmlAi\1, \vn., oct. i\.~sev.~n  Beiore a Large L
v-I5- / Q
i
I
tra t, h . . i __ I
will be deeply felt 'oy nn anq_,whue| BOSTON. DCE- 9~0h° ff U\fl>S@ 1°?
the sulkey narrowly niis.-iii.; Mrs.
Hewitt, who was on that side. The
front wheels of the wagon were smash
,fliohofv -.liumillum ns a coin is due to
i"== llxnt weight, und the fact that it
.ls the best non-germ-hearing metal
__ 1': 'iz' : '_ _ 7.. ; ;_~:; ;f;1’.';_,;Y 1;: 4 _.:;;- .::;;.-:_T_f_-- ___ ____ ____ , * _lil __ -~ _ _H37 ___T_ _==
Mia ur  
Acc Truck
ceding George Cres
bly_ Collides With
nd Wagon.
ed flat, Mr. Cameron flew over every-
thing landing on the other side of the
wagon, while George Cresceus' and
ths sulkey turned A quarter of a circle
_sonlerset and lauded on his back in
-the shafts of the wagon only back-
lwards. Mr. llcwltt's horse having left
_everything except the bridal on the
first crash. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt
were thrown out sideways on top of
Mr. Cameron. Nobody was hurt, ex-
cept for a few scratches and bruises
and A a thorough shaking up_ Mr_
iiewltt‘s horse esca ed without a
. . p
SCH-’tCh and George Cresceus came out
with hardly a scratch, and in all
prooability will he in good triin for
th.: coming races.
it was a marvellous escape nli
round and was quite an cxpcrl. ..:e
for those who took 'part
George Cresceus, although only a
role acted very cool. Mr, l,‘um¢rc,n
tools his front leg from batwegn the
spokes of the front wheel and liefted
ills bend. when he immediately not
to his feet, walked away s few yn;-/jg
und turned around and looked ni, mo
wreck quite nnconcerncd. The owner
Mr. Beules had been oliered $3005: for
nlm about a week ago and refused it.
‘iin.»'.rn. It is primarily to replace the
ucilptured on the rittsikirts of Clear
liroolf. Wednesday hy W. C. Chattln,a ,
farmer, who acted on instructions U" h‘*t“"‘\“y “m"`"00“ the SCUIHFS
from the _iz_nmlgl‘gtion officials are nl Lho city schools marched to the C.
n0W l10ldinZ thc Uflelllals. awaiting A.A.A. ,~;rounds where they rlelig'lited`
the arrival of an inspector from 1 __ _ ,1 .h ._ _
Seuttm n urge clowf wit then sports.
_..___..__-.._.__ I The scholars performed their dri-ll'
-. I ,on the grounds which was excellently
 | I done. ‘T
U ! 5 Thefollowing was the sports ofthe
. nfternoont
I PUTTING SHOT
weupans and amunition of the 1_,¢,0p5‘ mnns clushetl oil Mulltcllll lil-of uml \<'~-wlias' that the new coins have been
wer xamined Ball cartrid es and went to ieces hlflwif-   
number of rifles* were discovered. An tewime e‘,Im.iem.c_ ` . _ _ ‘
investigation is in progress. Clinging to _a fragment of the \.<~s.~u-     
one man displayed the greatest lu-roi-ul ` ___
l|l|]HiSS ANU :‘.i..i.;;'i:c:.§.‘..".t:’.‘i_;i.::;:f:;:...fi:1:;...¥"r.iii EH|N[3r CAUG',_r,.,,e S,,,,,,,,,,S ,,,,,,,,, ,Q  _,_ ,_ _,_ Grounds
'_ _ Company Drill. Large ftist of Sports Were Run
rowd oi Spectators.
lClliunmen, who limi been s-muggling , ,
across the oorder near Sumas, wclo Summary IS Glven BQIOW,
' Ni.ll~il.~'un, W.K.S. ani Mlilliizs,
. (tied;) 3 Douse, W K.S.
YARDS DASH SIXTE‘EN'
YEARS AND UNDER.
1 Paton, W.K.S.; 2 Ta'/lor, WK.
B.;3 Lalfo I".S. Time I2 fi-3.
100 Ml., OVER Sl.\'TEEl\’.
l .Varid ' ~ . W.K.S.; 2 l‘»~n p-
beu, W.l\'. _ .:orish, 1-1,0 
} M3lLE BICY’)l`.E.
1Rogcrs, W.K.S.; 2 Tralnor, 123.3.;
5*?
Owl'
W
1 Polish Hillsboro Conso ul. cl 3 Byrne, Q S S
  Schrzoi; 2 ’Lafierty, Queen  _ I  (OPEN.)
Sf-ll.-ol; 3 Campbell, West lu -t 1 Corinh, I-l.(‘.S.; 2 Vnni.le.‘stfilc,lV.
"~". ol. Distance 26 feet ll ;r|:l.c.». .K.S.; 3 Paton, W.K.S.
car shop, erecting shop and other
works in connection with the Railway
depnrtlnent in Charlottetown, also
the new Railway wharf at Souris.
Universal regrets are expressed-on all
sides, to which are added the slncerei
wish that business may once againi
draw him back to this Province. l
W. F. BOGGIS: .
Charlottetown, Oct. 9, '08i
Dear Sir:- On behalf oil
thc employes of the new P. E. 1.0
Rniiwny Shops here, sincerely regret-i
ting your departure from among us,3
desire your acceptance of thc accom-1
pnnying small token in testimony of_
our affection and respect for you. As.
a gentleman and engineer, and as a
faint expression of our
appreciation of your kindly ef-
forts torcnder ourconnections with
the above named works, not only
pleasant. and agreeable tc ourselves,
hilt, at the same time pfofitable to
the company you represent; sincerely
regretting that our connections must
be severed. We shall gratefully re-
member our associations in the Dust.
and hope always to be held in pleas-
urable rememberance by YO"-
Slgned, Geo. Hooper, William Hen-
nessy, William Martin.
Mr, Boggis taken altogether by sur-
ornise n fitting rerlv which WHS'
heartily responded to by three rous-
News, an ~
The shooting occurred in the main
AUTOMOB1LE.1`¢AOE AT
THE STA
ehor chain or through the chain pipe.
Ono glance upward at the deck rail,
six feet above, another back nt ther
wharf, getting further away every 9»
second and then a shlvery look ut the
olgck waters, convinced him that his
position was too perilous to hold all
_the way to Seattle. 1
The interest to the lfllnri crowd
grew more intense as the steamer wn_.`
backing into the fog and the fello\v's
nerve was fast shrivtlling up. The'
"°`“tSw“i“ shoved B' made' Over thelwest of the entrance to the Darden-
rail andthe “last minute" nlan Clim-|QuuS_ It belongs to Tm_key_ The
hed complacently on duck. He hnri1,_op“lutiLn nminly in Gx_eek_
t 'lou ht a ticket and llc got ll- `
- Several of the British warshlps
have been instructed to sail un-
and Lancaster.
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or
.sl o
Sl) YARDS--(EIGHT Yl'.‘.liL5.) | ONE HALF MILE l.l`[l]'>.'ULl"}.
VALETTAr Island of Malta' 09"-1 1 Saunders, W.K.S.; 2 .\lclio;s..n, lTrainor, Q.S.S.; 2 Byrne, <;.s.&.;
` ’ S.; 3 SteRnrt, \'l/.i{.n' Tino 3 (Hills, Q.S.S.
5. 440 YARDS OPEN.
1 Mahat, Q.S.S.; 2 l.z:.lll"l‘t_.', Q.S S.|
` 1 Campbell, W.'K.S.; fl l.'-,\flcrt`,', Q.\
SS.; 3 Taylor, W. K. Distance
17 ft. "
| 75‘YAl-(DS DASH (TEN YI' ".Hi~l |‘
.
LD
no 1 g l _________.
board without answering qucsftions _ _ _
for the U. s. immigration mn. G' L   iQ_1S'l;fI_°;D?f>Igl(l<`l.rkelV-tg-S3__i|-- l\1\.1>o\\»\l=1.i
ANI] Hill Hilllll --
l MONTREAL, october 9-The only
` men in Canada qualified to speak
'from n railway point ol view on the
‘_stnrtling rumor from London about
LONDON. 065. 9. - Lewis V. Har-lthe Grand Trunk's alleged desire to
l<f0\11't. 0 member Of the British Cab- withdrniv from the Grand Trunk Pa-
lnef. iS unsparlng in his denunciation lcillc contract with the Canadian gov-
of the lingo newBP8P¢\` B0M`°m0n8€l‘h` ernment are Messrs. Chas. M. Hays,
and the pzomoters of hostility bc- president of the company, and F. W.
tween the English and the Germans. Morse, general manager. and both are
il-le has caused a sensation by openly absent from the city.
lsaying ' I "From London comes n report thnt
mg cheers and a tiger from the em' "There has not been any period in_ the English hoard of managers of the
Noyes' - thc last ten or fifteen years-I speak Grand Trunk Hallway Company is
with knowledge and a sense of deep planning to slip out of its Grand
' E  responsibility-in which our relations Trunlc Pacific project in view of the  - -
with Germany, colnn1€l”Clnl. colonial, recent alleged discovery that the road
political and dynastic, have been on can never pay its fixed charges. The   P
a firmer, more friendly footing than situntion is so desperate, according,
today. Our rivalries are only in to London reports, that all news con-i
trade and education. 'Ihough I should e rning the remarkable predicamen`e_   
...__ claim for us supremacy in the lornl- <9 Premier Laurier is being suppress-
l~‘.AllE'l‘1>IA, Kas.. Oct. 9-Angeredi er, I yield to Germany the pnlm ed in Canadian newspapers lest votes ___
because of a newsitem printed in the forqgezfecftfon in the latter. t U be lnfiu'<;nced.t W ld t t t d i
estonia Pom R0 er, u o persona rlnimosi y -_iere The oron o or s rl es o- ay . .
lgfil-xsiiii\lN¢?fwlxl'le)rril1, Kdnsa/s, ghot' !an»¢l<‘is none between rulers, Governments that it gave currency to a similar OVCI' one Mllllon V0lume
0 ' le and if in either countr statement some time ago out it was
killed W.. H. Schmucker, Editor of the OF D001) S. A y _ _ _
d than nommmod nulelde \there is a small elses of puolicists denied at the time by Grand Trunk and F0!-elgn Bible some
ge{Experiences.
who, for selfish and unpatriotlc ends, odlrlals.
t t M lu, desire to set the nations at variance, In support of its contention that
.tree B an they are the footpnds of politics, and there must lie something lei the rum-I Meet Stran
' lil-
the enemies of the human race, or the World quotes Minis er of &
R THEATRE T0-NIGHT "Keep your heads cool, your feet ways Graham as stating in a politic-
d our to e civil and rl speech in Ontario n few days ago
--. - rea Y. Y U80 . you .
The Dieppe Gircurli; Automobile need not fear the ynpping of those that if thé present' contract was noti LONDON, Oct. ." --Intcresilnll de'
R c which was hem m Franco me pariah ours who foul thc ktnncl in carried out t-he government had other
Y
second position.)
.'75 YARD DASH tELld»/»~}N \ ;-.`-\li".)
` 1 Collins, Q.S.S.; 2 )il:l.,n-.i..n_
SS.; 3 Kinsman, Q.S.S.
-, HIGH JUMP.
-Kit? A E|V|l llilllli 1 [MH [;_T~_p_ THPHUJEU`..%.?;ri2§i§l.i.‘§§i?f.%.f‘:i;lis'0;;;.f
i
; 1 (`umpbell‘, W.l{.S.; 2 Ei-.lirs|.o, W.
KS.; 3 Stanley, Q.S.75.
T5 YARDS DASl'l,('l`W'7ll.\/lrl \'l'l.-5_‘.4 Ei)
def fnhlffd' Orders- Their d°°l'l'““ti°“- 1-101° sTn1» AND .1l'i.u>. 1 corisli,  2 Paton w isis.-
le h°1l°"°d t° `°° the T“\'*‘iSl‘ IS' 1 campiieii, w.k.s.; 3 1.un»-..~t.».f:. 3Tnylor, w.K.s. ' ` '
lend Of L°m‘°“°- Th” “cet ‘“°l“‘l°S  :l vuniaerstine w.\..s. ua- ONE MILE BICYCLE.
the battleship Gloria una themnee _t,,,,c,', 37_,,,_ ’ | i Byrne, Q.s,s.- 2 Trainer Q s s.-
oz Wales, and the cruisers Diana 50 YARDS (NINE ._.L_H\“SV, 3.He&rtz' w_K_S_’ ’ ' "
Tug of War, won by West Kent,
‘ _L‘="".‘°Si§ ‘an Island Of ‘he GW' a Kelly, Q.s.s. Time o rs. _first ami time poi.-.
sm” Af°h1Pf>l'1§0» hh0“* 50 miles, Bnoao JUMP. 100 YARDS DASH, THIRTEEN
YEARS.
1 Jardine, W.K.S.; 2 Williams, W.
'l{.S.; 3 Burke, Q.S.S.
100 YARDS DASH, FOURTEEN
YEARS.
1 Paton, W.K.S.; 2 McNair, W.K.S;
3 McQuaid, Q.S.S. In this race
Jardine of West Kent finished sec-
onfi but was disqunlihed for being on-
ly thirteen years of age.
Rolny race called off.
ONE MILE RUN.
l (‘orish, I-l.C.S.; 2 Fitzgerald, W.
_li S.; 3 Paton, W.K.S. Time 5.3.
| The West Kent boys have a large
majority of points. Points of 'boys
under sixteen count for the trophy.
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l<llGHT-Y- SIX BALLOONS
IN THE BERLIN CONTESTS
nlc'm.T:~I, ont. o.-i~ii,;nty-six bul-
loons have assembled here to take
pnrt in the series of nirship coiltcsis
that begin tomorrow and continue
fhrou,-_‘h Sunday and Monday. Amon,-t
th pilots nm or-vt-rul nrmv rlcroilolits
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tails of the progresf ulnde bb' the Bl’
ghgwn af, The Star to-night Bild E0' 'i""_“-“'-
excirting from the begining showing ON LAKE UP 0
some of the straight courses and sev-
eral of the dangerous curves, where a
number of fatal accidents occured.
The picture is one ol the most inter-
esting and will he shown at the Star
for two nights only.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
FAIR Bl 'T COO] .l~IR..
out ulrou if th medium or e iravnl -‘wont von be my Romw- ‘ll the
3 0 '
Girl. Flnnlh., who champions the illustrated song .by Miss Dall Zell
“Wink” when brought into the ban-’ and the Dndtfnm ln “md Wm* *"1"
dltc cave, and who is the menus of est throughout. _
CHICAGO, October 10-(Speefsl)-
fOct. ...heat    971
Oct; Corn    84! _
Nov. Wheat     10 Q
Nov. Con -_.gn .,....... ............ 64| .
toetrong Westerly und Norfllwcfterl
Winds parily fuir lint smuo allow( fs
first and turning cooler.
mate' week of Jnly. 1903, will be which they live." parties in view to take it ovcr.
morrow night. The picture is very FOUGHT WITH NIl"l¢El‘l _
i s nal n.§
"W °0“t°°'t““t°' th” start’ °( um race 'adian side tell of seeing the trouble
ble nmong savage ht-uthen tribes all
over the world arc provided 1° U"
nnnunl report of the British and FOI-
eign Blhlo Society.
Tho society has published the 8criP'
BAULTE STE. MARIE, Mich., Oct. t d-st L I C di m tures, or por uns o ~
9-A light with fines between Amerl- $313,, ‘hffgig  ,,,:“§¢,,f: f.,¢°§zf'er than four hundred undmtgrelgg 131°
can fishermen and Canadian officers ls I unges_ and fs always Bd 3
said to have taken place on Lake §:i“d° gg S;:,°euT°£'n'§gfn; ‘;1ner:3c;?,:dr;n':umbers. Darin! fl” l’“"' 7:‘“'t;°,°|°l;
Superior opposite WW” “"’h "““"f waters at this end of the have roi-‘lens or thellilblleaéreazzglvss gy :ha Im
este da . Boats arriving; nt the Gan _ _ Longo , rl g _
7 A 7 some time. and Several days ago of _ “fthe Paraguay," Chaco' mi
lfieers were sent t one sronc to make dial" 0 tm nf
' it 1| lima that me num the 1.u-Nmliole fl" 0 S“:,_we3';
__ Ia seizure. i 1 th e gm sau
TORONTO. Oct. I2. (Speclnl.)»-Pres* ‘men escaped. tribe inhab t nl! e_r rl _
0| Uganda, ond in Hindu- Bimini; a
t i ts dialect current among the Hlniu n-
j|“&f?;° |:H?: fotileldayhhnltlntu of Eindh-
uf world wide reputation. The races
will start from the ‘suburb of Sch-
mnrgenhorf. The principal event, will
be the contest for the international
coup which will take place on Snndoy_
Grunt interest has been aroused by
this event for which there are twenty-
three entries representing eight na.
tion.
UBLISHED '
NY LANGUAGES
s Published by the Bl'l¢i8|l
ty Last Year. Colporte`\|r8
_ five million six
hulrlizieliig atriiis eylglirty aight thousand
d b the Society. ln-
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»f-M  ei :cc .ze
thousand W0 h“"“"° °“
mplwn Bibles, one minion om
°“ °° t six thousand ll”
tl f ther-1. ‘n no few-'hundred and thir y Xu' Tn".
l t five
l:,‘:,d¢:°d¢ndmilhresexnllllion six hundred
and elim-Y NW" “‘°““'“‘ B" 
i-.<1 and sixty nine P°l`l*°“‘ °
Bgagturgrlptilrea are distributzll a-
mong the natives of man! 'lm °~‘““`
mes by an' M-my of coiporbeurl who
fr uently meet with stun# “id °“
eililng nrlventurers, some of which are
l v t
luarrated in the eocleti “ "°P°' -
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