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JoHN P. IRVING, CAPE rlmvrrsr, woN   'eAi.LAN1~ RE5¢UE
. lLAU1rc;Ls° IN YES1‘ERDAY’s RACES IN PHILIPPINE.:
1
Queen Marie Won 2.19 Trot and Pace. Israel Tarte Second in 2.35 Trot and Was the Best Five,Three Americans at Great Persor'
Heat Race Ever Held. Here. Business Men, Directors and Sec’y oi Driving Park ' Risk Heroically RescueH nd d ‘
Association to he Congratulated For Inauguration of. the Races. Etc. : oi Natives U re S
the horse races. The track was in strong. Ozen D. secured third posi-
iine condition and the weather per- tion and Slippery Side and Benito
fect. No wind and the air warm received the distance Hag. This was
like a summer day. There was onlyiquite a surprise as arule Slippery
0-/ie thing -lacking,-tlhe attendance I Side Uoeq good work and seldom goes
which numbered in the vicinity of oft her feet. Time 35 1.10& 1.451,
two hundred spectators; It was aimlle 2.21}.
great afternoon’s sport and one ofi 2.19 TROT AND PACE.
the best races ever witnessed' in this' Third heat. There were only three
Province tU0k Place- Every heat.starters as Slippery Side and Banito
kept °xcitemcnt to its highest pitch. ' were distanced in the last heat. The
_As wnsl cxtpccscd, dqueen lvliarictwon horses got away on second score.
the 2. ‘J ro an pace n hree Mabel T. made a had break on the
straight heats. Shc had 'to work for first turn and,1ost several lengths.
it .md .i single mistake would' have Sne soon ot under wa a ain ani at
Yesterday was' an excellent day for’ position but Queen Marie was too
rivals. It was the greatest finish one
iwuld wish. Parkharlando won. by a
nose length, from Billy G, and Is-
rael Tarte at his wheel. Cresceus
acted badly throughout the heat.
Time 35, 1.12, 1.494 mile 2.26.
2.35 TROT. ,,
` Second heatl Away on third score.
On the first turn Sweet Marie and
,`Gracie Mac, collided smashing their
bikes. Parklando, lcd the bunch to
the 2 mark, with Billy, G, trailing
Israel Tarte had third position and
Cresceus fourth, the latter over n,
length behind. On the second turn
Bill G to lc the pole from the
told u iliflcrcnt tale for Mabel T.; the half :as on Queen yMa§‘iejs wheel. Kellsifs Cross? horse and the Tunnel
was nt hcr whccl in every finish. The The Tunnel track horse pulled away C01; was coming in gm, style, AL the
2.35 trot was a race in every senseifrom Queen on the hack 5 and g the -hm-seg passea irr, hhe ful.
of tho word. Pnrkharlando won the stretch and won the heat and race lowing order Billy G pnrkharlando
first hcut oy a nose length and Bil1y'by two lengths. Time 35h. 1-10. 1~45» Israel Tarts 'and Cresceus the latter
G. second heat by only a few yardmimilc 2.23. was several lengths in thelrean and
and third by a few inches from Israel‘ SUMMARY. was acting had It was. a splendid
Turin, thc four year old colt from --- race from the  to thq wire The
Tunncl truck. Israel Tarte won thei2.19 CLASS, TROT AND PACE. St John horse proved too rash and
f°""“‘ 0"” mt” ‘mats ‘W 8 1"“f=’»ti1 Queen Marie- entered bv Israel 'rnrts won second position 2.35 CLASS 'mor cups Travel-se for being the ,
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ftri one of the best races ever er R. H. Sterns, Ch'town. 1 1 1 from Parkharhmdo but was 1ace¢1IBilly G., ch.’s.,en'tered'by Bu(-h 5 fast race colt as Israel Tartu _ 
T.C.G‘lennie, Oxford,N.S. 2 1 1 2 2-111; is hoped that Mr. Crosby will not' '
ililmel TIN*-6, b- 5-. by ‘sell him to a foreigner as the loss of
Brazilian., o.Carrle Nation such animal with as bright il. future
b5'P"°Vme"`i entered HY as Israel Tarte would mean a, great
Ed- UI`05bY.C8P¢ '1`1`:‘verse 3 3 2 1 1'lo.".'s to this Province.
iParkharlan-do, b. g., by ` _
sid enitered Patk _ , I
Il 3' . p -
formed in this country. Much credit
is duc thc business men of this city
and directors and secretary of the
t‘l\nrlottcto\vn Driving Pork Assooig.
tion for the arrangements nf such an
excellent program of races, which
should havc drawn a record attend-
ance. ‘
2.19 TROT AND PACE.
First heat. The horses got away
on the second score. Slippery Side
inni the pole, and, held it to the }
nnd 3, with Queen: Marie and Mafbel
T. trailing, Ozen D. and Banito were
utout a length behind. On the back
stretch, the first three were all bunch-
cd worliin; hard for the pole. At the
3. Quecn Muric gained the lead from
Slippery Sizlr r»nd`- Mabel T. was gaini-
ing second position. On the stretch,
Mabel T. passed Slippery Side.Queen
llluric dnis-hed first by a length Mabel
T. second Slippery Side third, Ozen
D. fourth and Banito last. It was a
great moe throughout, one of the
best ever seen here and excitement
was kept ut fever heat from startl 00
finish. Ozen D. the colt from Mont-
ague, made 9, splendid showing con-
sidering the fast company he was in.
Notc the time. 34}, 1.092, 1.45}.
milc 2.212.
Z.lll, TROT AND PACE.
Second heat. The horses got a-
way on the sixth score. Queen Marie
held thc pole from start t0 finish
with Mabel T. at her wheel. Driver
‘Mabel T., b. m., by Park-
wood, d. Lady Hilda, ‘by
_ Allright; entered by Fred
Cameron, Cnfarlottetown.
| Ozen D, blk. s.,by Brazilian
entered by T. G. Ives,
Montague. 3 3 dr.
[Slippery Side, blk. g., by .
` Parleside; entered by Ste-
phen Hughes of Emerald. 4 idic.
Banito, lr, s., entered by J.
C. Larder,Sydney, C. B.
Kalol, b. s., by Kermlin;
entered by R. H. Sterns,
Charlottetown. dr.
2.35 TROT
First heat. It took seven scores to
get the six horses away. Israel Trrte
who had the pole made a. berribit
break on the first turn and lost near-
ly half a stretch. Billy G. got' a
good start and secured the 168-5- M1
the Q the horses passed as follows.|
Billy G, with Parkharlaudo, trailing,|
and Israel Tarte. C"e3°e“‘5_r Grade.
Mac and Sweet Marie away in the
roar. At the 5 the horses held the
some positions but Israel Tar_te was
steadily closing the gal) b0i1W°€|1 his
two rivals. At the ¥ Parkharlando s
driver pulled out and was working
h rd to pass the St. John trotter.
Oih the stretch Billy, G, ha-d the lead,
» tative at
\v1th Kelly’s Cross rePl`°5°n mat
his wheel. Israel Tarts made a g i
ace and showed h s metal-by Ci0S UE
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hack to third place for breaking ati
the finish. Time- 35%, 1.11, 1.47§, mile
2.25. '
2.35 TROT.
Third -heat. Away on third score.
At . 'the }, Billy G. led the
llunchw with Parkharlando, trailing
and Gracie Mac, Israel Tarte on the
latter’s wheel. On the stretch Gracie
Mac broke and Israel Tarte took third
position. On the hack stretch the
Gracie Mac, who fell back and was
passed by Cresceus. From the ¥
home, it was a dandy race and the
Tunnel colt made a desperate fight
for iirist place, passing Parkharlando
and was coming like a bullet on the
St. John horse, who won the heat
by only a nose. Had they ten more
yards to £0, Israel Tarts would of
won, It wah another great raco. and
pronounced the best ever witnessed
in this Province. Time 36%, 1.13i...
1.51}, mile 2.29§.
2.35 TROT.
Fourth heat. Away on fourth score.
Billy G, lea nr. the i. I. and i with
l‘sra‘el Tarts at his wheel and thc oth-
er horses following closely.
After the § mark was passed, Irving
pulled the colt and on the last turn
you could seehim gllili inch by ‘Mil
and when the stretch was reached
Israel Tarts was neck and neck with
r <1 orning nomo with ins
Cameron worked hard to win first
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Mouur .ituso
BIG FACULTY CONCERT
neu in Beethoven uni---rno chief Musical Event
in the College Year--An Ideal l’r0€l`*m W”
well Rendered.
s_\<‘i<vu.1.a, N. s., oct. 21.-'rho
<-lui-f musical event of the collellv,
yrmr, the “Faculty Concert," was
lzivcn in Beethoven Hall, Mount Al!.i-i
sou Ladies’ College Saturday eve-ninté-I
“’l`hc Program was' ideal and haunt-i
in_\r," thrilling thc large audience'
whicu had gathered. The Wiiiili-YH'
Tell Overture, arranged for two
in.un.s and eight nnncs, displayed
wonderful precision n the part of the I-1° Z» . t Y f v
Dcrfoi-mais and wage played with org. whhxiclrrvxs (rplggrtcnzngclrgichgngui ohyrgelmulse of Hunmgy' me the Segments
“ur ‘md “Damon” Miss Mary Smith' t L 'W cities had her audlence'of the delegates assembled here to.
Halifax und Miss Beatrice Fl`B='€l`»
'i`I‘llI‘o. made their first' aI1D9Bl`H“°° 0"
the program ol a. Faculty Concertxi
'iliac ladies proved themselves artists
in thclr respective departments of)
music. Miss Smith. who is a 8f°8i1i
fa\'nritc mid always received with eu-i
tliusinsni by a Sackville audience sauK
in hor usuai sweet and finished Hilvie-i
Miss Fraser, who graduated ill DUH10
ln M00 from Mount Allison Consei--|
vntory f Music and who has for the,
lust swf: year, been studying in New; rendered, while Miss fly-er, Dlreztiorh;
York under the best mastel°B‘, Wimnthe :ialgn Dspgrftgnretgséesgi zxgepr-,ian
- u 1 n a '
hcnrtily welcomed again in Sackville xpnhimty. when .Miss Ayer Rhys
and her execution of ChoPiYl'5 d¢‘
llslrtful Impromptu in Ab proved her gore instrument, while he perlorms
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THE MINS'l`REL'S SACRIFICE.
The New Reel for Tonigh
0i More Than Ordinary Interest, Also Sing-
ing and Dancing Soubrette.
N uns I I
' nl reclntion.
n.c:‘;..‘;‘. ‘:.°."i.::.“Sii.....“.‘;i’  M...
.raw appearing on a program a're a
urantee for something of s\1l`P8HS‘
gn llcnce and we were not dis-
mg iixttid this evening. Miss ’l‘ait's
Trgtlegplietation of Kipling’s “Bal-
ina of the East and W'°S'°"
was Super-b_ Miss Mitchell
in her reading by 4 Bffllif’
,,339 "Tho End of the Task. D
*““"“°"“ noi. 'rhev‘
I hcr con < . ,
completely “mer ‘National American Womans Suffrage
wctnt with 'her in symIN1thY audi
moved with the pathos of her;
xrgiggh on the staff of the Oratory
te cher, bring
horses were trotting in fine style,ev-i
ery one holding, their own excephi
-his St. John rival. The Tunnel Track _
horse had the metal and won the heat
by a length, amid cheers and cheers
from the small audience. Gracie Mac
came in third, Parkharlandq, fourth'
Cresceus fifth and Sweet Marie lint,
Time. 36, 1.12i, 1.51l, miie 2_g9_
2.35 TROT.
Fifth heat. Away on second score. l
Israel Tarte held; the pole until the
} when Billy G took the lead with
F‘. J. Cameron, drove, Mabel 'l
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M/\\lllA, fl'l ‘»"1 “ - ‘-  - ._ . . .
and George U,.esceus_ - wr v   _‘ < :- i-`>l’f-"Mi, .\d<!i- .»n.orcs~_of nuiivvs <:liiig1|r; to the ;
.lr-n,\ input... of <..;11\:i.;o wrri‘.1;;lit in UI their \\'i‘ucl<cil l1:|l>li,;ifi||n,~;,
Jno P. Irving drove Queen Marin icluxnynn ‘.`:l|f~y by the f.yi.l1oonof f`lurl\' and 'l`r<-ilu-ny, 1:;-i-r_\;n,_.~ ;' .
and Israel Tarts. Oct. 12 imliruiir- r.l:»;u. thc lo.-~: of liis lroni ilu- bout, fnn,,i,i tim,-
Will rcnCl1 live hu|ul.‘c<l. rliiiiui-ll the l»rl'ziii,.,.S HW; ,,»\.,»i,.
Dan Steele drove P k 1 ,
' ar har guido* Af- AIJHFFI, where n thrillin.; I‘v.~sciii- fr in lo.i 1- in luiu.».-i~ _...wil flip 3
Prof. Movnv, urovs slippery side. "f “““‘"°"*‘ Of “aims WHS 0fi°'~'tc<1 "f fl' “ “=f“ *"‘f1‘l='<1 '»'=~u»~\~ -
It was -. sing to ligten go the through the heroism of Licut Robert L`|1i|*il`<'H~
different Uivlniiations for such Cl' k 1'- -~i »- . ` ‘ .- ,. .
. attendance. Here are some of tli¢H)(i~0clj dr., Alun' Tmwdy and Pohmmsij N) thumum “M ‘hu "MII" mm
Gracie Mac i¥hh`d~ Tilih” POSitiou was 'marks that were overheard. “Ita -.0 ter P055'
-but six of those living win-H Lin, ,,,
held *lt the i B-lid  On tho, lnstiniear election day” “-Tho fever for* Tile sur-vi'vo|»s _.my tilwrr h“m1r,,d`rr-:u~lu-il thu vllngc were _-ann-il.
surn Israel Tarte performed tho
same feat as i:a the last. heat. and
won hy more th-an a. length, Billy G,
second, Gracie ‘Mac third, Sweet
Marie fourth and Parkharlando fifth.
George Cresceus was drawn. Billy G.
won fifth money, Israel Tartc, Park.
harlando and Gracie Mac, second,
third and fourth money respectfully.
SUMMARY.
Park e; by 1 _
Kelly, Kclly"s Cross. 1 2 3 4 5
Parkslde;entered by H.C.
Hooper Charlottetown 4 5 5 3 3
by Cresceus,d. Crescent,by
Frank Beales,Ch’town. 5 4 4 5 dr
i Westlawli;cntered by 'J.A.
McEachern, Hermitage, with the result that he finished bc- --
Lot 49. 6 G 6 G 4
RAC NOTES.
Starter Power, of Halifax lost no
time between heats and is to be
congratulated for the manner in which
he conducted the races.
Worth’s Band furnished excellent
music, which was much enjoyed.
P. S. Brown, drove Sweet Marie.
Dr. Black.. Crapaud, drove Ozen D.
ublicity
from the spectators.
In the first heat of the' 2 19 trot
and pace Sli-ppcryside showed great
the ¥ when his knee-boots fell down
over his ankles and his driver Mr
down almost to a walk. In the second
head ofthe stretch he threw in shoe
could not get him to regain his feet,
hind the flag. Many regretted thcsc
picked upon as the winner.
|G. is eight. Two to one.
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It is understood that Israel Tarte,
Ed. Crosby, Cape Traverse is for
sale. It will be remembered that this
horse won the two year (ld, three
year old and lour year old races at
Halifax. His performance yesterday
with older race horses will long be
remembered in this city.
go brilliantly and with such easy
grace. The nurnbers given by Miss
Qgwthrope and Professor Horsiall,
Director of the Conservatory of Music
themselves The encores
k for - _
Hyezg gracefully responded to ny the
vni-ions performers. The college has
a musical staff, the strength of which
has never been surpassed in the his-
tory of the 'institution and the con-
e one which will long ii1‘\B¢V
car was
in the memories of those who were
privileged to listen to it-
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S FFHAHEITES
WUHK UUIEILY
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BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 21--Conser-
ntism, but unswerving loyalty to tho
lav for the annual convention of the
cl tion The noisy demonstrations
FIVE HEEUHDS
WEHE HHUKEN
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TORONTO, Octoher 14-The ninth
annual field day of the University of
Toronto Track. Club, which was held
recently on the Varsity athletic field,
was marked by no less than live rec-
ords hclng smashed, while two were
equalled.
Lou Schert, of thc Canadian. Olym-
pic team, equallcd the 100-yard record
hold by himself, while in the 220 ho
reduced the record by four-fifths of n
second. However, it was in. the 440
that he scored, reducing Gurney's rec-
ord of 53 445 seconds by 3 2-5 seconds.
A. W, McKay added three feet to the
16.lb. shot: put, while in the discus he
beat the 'record held by S. C. Biggs,
of 99 feet, by, 10 feet, throwing it 109
feet 3} inches.
In the one-mile, Woodley battered
the old record of 4.53, running it in
4.44 2-5. Wright., in the 120-yard
hurdlcs,.equalled the o'ld record.
R. W. Frank, of Dents, won the in-
NEW EAHHINALS
AHF Nll|V||Nill|]
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Some Princes ofthe Roman
Catholic Church Shortly to
Get Red Hats.
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ROME, Ont. 22--‘(Special)--Among
those to receive thc (‘-urdinal's hat
at thc approaching consistory is‘
Most Itcv. Francis Bourne Archbishop
of Wcstrninistcr, prominently identi-
hed with the Eucharistic Congress
recently held in London.
Among othcrs to he made Cardin-
als are thc French Bishop of Mont-
pclier,\Mgr. Bello, Patriarch of Lis-
bon, Mgr. Bislcti, Majordomo of tho
Vatican, Mgr. Ginstini, Secretary of
GPF-Cie M810. bf- 111- by 'speed and was leading the bunch at __
IFE Wilkes. entered hy heat, just as he was entering the nexed Provinces But is Be-
Y
Sweet Marie, ch. m. by and was fouled by Banito. These ac- '
Provider d. Lnnreun bv, oiaoncs so excited him time his driver 'ng Kept Secret'
-_ “°°“1"“*" as S1iPP"fY“id° had been Ninw YORK oct 22-(Speer-ii)-A.
cublc of private wire says:
Driver Lawlor’ drove Banitm Israel Tu-Lg, is only four years 01,1 Actual warfare ilus been in progress
--‘- 'whua M5 rival from St- JUUU. Biulf between 120,000 Austrian troogrz and
thousands of insur1‘e'ctio.xists in Bos-
nia and Herzegovina for ten days.
the fouryear old stallion owned by This ‘V35 the Startling iHi0I`II`H1f»i0n
brought to London by the Montene-
grnn agent who is cnr|.ulring thc cx-
act course that .England will pursue
in case Servia and Montenegro dc-
clare war against Austria.
Scores are reported killed. Austria
is exercising the strictest* secrecy and
has been ahlc to keep the real. situa-
tion irom the world.
THE EXHIHITIUN
FHH NEX Y [AH
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NEW YORK, Oct, 21---Ful'l1lnl nn-
inouncomcnt of tho time of holldini; the
llnternutiunul exhibition of lndu'.-:try,
-Colonies und Nztviiqntioii at l“lottcr~
dum is nmdc. The exliihiltiun is to
.open May 1, |900, und to rcmninlopou
:througll the molitlls of. Mny, June
land July.
. Ellucnc llloudimi, tho ninnuiging di-
ircctor, has oxtoiillml it cordial invita-
ltiuu to American mnnufncf.urer.~: to
purticiputc und has nssurnnccs from
continental governments and manu-
facturers thnt nlrcuily augur a gr;-ni,
success for thc exhibition. Through
Consul General Plnntcn, niiinuigiiiir
director lilondieu has invited all per-
sons intcrc\<tr=<l to apply to li_ini nf,
Iiottcrtln-ni, Netherlands, for particu-
‘1ars.
h0rS.e.l;z,1°,eS if off after exhibitions urc rcsmcnts "i th" iii~`i\illl»! vilizll-fir loriit.-`
‘wer 'Hwy wer” HOU Elven enough i vii l10i0\v Appurri wcro drowned.
George Cresceus, ch. s., McVay, was compelled to take him Bgtwgen Austria and Her A|'|.i
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llnlf :1 dozen unfortunntcs \-
"‘l`¢'l>i. n\\':|y hy the force of the v
'D H ' I h  Three Alncriczuis' were i|1forn\c<l;if-“Ps while the Amcricuns v.'l»:~f\ sfi
Israel Turtc was easilwthc favorite thc dnnliei- that threatened the vill..
horse in yesterdays races as was avid- Ui-T9 “ml Ilifiliiisvil to reach it ny"
enced by the cheers and applause boat, lor(-.1 in t;,i,;1,,cr,my_
/\lJI>I‘oucliin__; che .-horc bctwcenl
Congratulations are due Mr. Cl_0s_. brcnkcrs that tlii‘c;ti.c|ic<l i-.r swamp
by, the popular Statirm agent at their fruil craft, thc i'esr\ici'.~a found
ing to roach them.
, llluru than fifty hcdiis wot: rfci
. lt is rcportcrl that many wb -
<lro'.\'i1<~il nt llnlnncf and that to __
was almost entirely destroyed.
.HUIVIH EXPLUHEH
  IN li TENEIHE
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In italian Quarter of New
York After Several Black
Hand Warnings.
Nmv YORK, oct. 22-(special)-
!\\1f»tl1cr bomb was exploded in ai
mst side tenement which has becz
iiumrcled 'oy the police for weeks tl.
D1'c\-'ent just such outrages.
Th” €XD1osive was rlaced in the
hall-way of is nouse occupied ‘by
eighteen fam lies and owned by Pas-
qunlc Discardi, who has been receiv-
ill.1f Black Hrml warnings for nearly
:1 yi-nr, Little <lnmag.'e was done.
Niuuiluls 1
ni annul uri
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Beweeu Turkey and Austira
the Former Refusing to
Lose Anv Territorv-
PARIS, (ict. 22-(Spnci:\l)- A ,pn
spntvli from tlonstuntinoplc ww;
i\rgol.inlions hct\vccn Austria lluni;
:try und 'l‘ul'kr-.y have bccn definitely
lyroken <»lT, the I"ortc refusing: lu uc-
C0l>i» the annexation of lin:-.-riin ,mfr
llcl'v.<‘._+.:o\'i|\:t ns an ucrouipliid-0.1 fm-L
cr in tho world, has writtr,-n ||.~p in-0
ther' m this Cltlf 0fi\0'I` Buunuvr rx-
Pf`l'i0li<`l'. WIIOII slvc trnvurscil from c||.l
to cud l,wn of the four grant,-_`~L ,:|,,(._
ivrs of the Himnluyas, the };i,,i,m. _VW-
lllnfo, situated on 7,110 Imrim, f,.,,m_
1“l`. vucli more than. thirty rnil.\.= lou!
Sh" is UW “UW “Timnn to ninircr this;
i>rrilu\|~= ioilrrwy. Her hu.n.1nd `
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were “E0 ”' '. ‘th H _ divldual championship with Lou Se- th C .reranon of gishorg ami Re/ _  . ‘ ~' ' , i>r.
1 ti n. Miss Mitchell is a pillar of and aggressive tactics o e su rg but second’ and Kim 'tmnr | 2 ongld M L Gramm m Be`mm\tc"=“YOMAN CONQUERS IZ:‘,iu,,;,;;I3;,;;rum1?’r;2€oX;;r:]];;u:¥rlniofn
D""”'t"“’“°' mst as B - -if lsr niuronizh rtsvmpneheeiofooi- '
,nr one nn that is in her pupils and
c ndly ns an entertainer. Miss Rus
SB 0 *
1 urs bonu or the vooni Depart- enf-
g$
ment, delighted everyone with her
selections which were exquisitely.
n feels her soul speaking through
.Z: 
t at New Wonderland Ful
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“°“‘l Night Pisrroc-is ess initial
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;]°;d';\;1;':ir for this evening nt New' to the heart, as 3 noble sacrifice
mm with th It is *"1 i\\¢9f°9i7|Dl'always appeals strongly to all.
mls role 1;! gvorite Piet-rot -in the, Too Ohliglng and Too Old to Work
with “R .. olent of old¢‘n duh' are the remaining pictures, each ful-
" Wm 'be°“’“i“'- °0!¢“mil1S Mid pmol, ly interesting and possessing a share
pr uw” ;;¥"lY. Watch” `W¥'0\lh0“t 0| pathos and comedy in, turn.
a mod subkvcteulcy the depiction of, The new singer from New'York will
The Mi i t -' ' _ |slng a sweet, touching heillad, an
n s rel s Sacrifice-is n stoi-yi should hear. '
full of the interest which sts next
*While extensive work with the
State legislatures and at Washington
during the ensuing year is planned,
the campaign for wom'an's right to
cast n ballot will be conducted along
the peaceful llncs followed in tho past.
The suflrngists believe the best results
can hc attained bya campaign of
education.
The executive committee of the nn-
tional association held a meeting this
morning at which miscellaneous -busi-
ness was transacted. Resolutions were
adopted recommending that the na-
tional associatlon continue asking;
Congress for the sixteenth amend-
ment to the fedetal constitution giv-
ing; women a vote.
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CHICAGO, October 32-(Special)-'
PULHIES Hill »
  il KENS|NEl[lN
Tho s enkers were Rev. A. D. Stirling
.
‘ Mc uarric All of the speak-
There Last N ight. Many
Speakers-
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(Special by phone.)
KENSINGTON, Oct. 22-The last of
the joint political meetings in Prince
County was held at Kensington this
evening and was without doubt the
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TORONTO, Oct. 23-‘f(Special)-Mod-
'crate southwesterly and southerly
Winds, fine, about the some tempera-
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FINE AND WARM. `
*passage at arms' took place be
tween the apeaker and Capt fl .il
per was made. It was after 12 o'clock
D
on behalf of the Purity League, Mes-i '
srs Lefurgoy, Illchards, W, A. 0. Mor-
son, Capt. Joseph Head, J. A. Math-i    
icson J. H, Boll, I-Inn; S. E. Ilcidi
und Ncil Q _ i
ers received n. good hetiiring, During
_" *“° “““'°““ "‘ M” “fm” "°°“ “ "“°“_ Pet of Cincinnati Zoological Gardens Succumbs to
gelttcs of England do not appeal o K gu ara n fl ` _ _
the minds of the American women auf- M  3;; aglltniiitggaza *?xi;i7"h"i;ifi;>f'I1 Papal Nuncio at Viemm_ ` IN TI-ilu HIM/\l.AY.»\S. all ‘thc wuy on _hcr iinlli-1-fa-xl}i»ic`\_ 
*_* w. . .
i ‘T lU"""i"““"‘i DY =\ 1- lu :ru uf
mf’ “' fort to reduce his 220-vera more or --»_---
_ i 0I{(`Iil‘lSTl*Ill z.~,»_  '..- : _ - .' .
ing for the English women is “ppm !¥,;t3'5 Eemnds' gomg ‘n 22 seccmds liveliest ofthe campaign. The hallihlrs. Funny Biilliihk \3i>i`i<iiin'i1),pHl'it1?i;li- (»,1i(.).`ivilil1l_".',f"3,‘5. ;i:,,,:,?,|;pl[lj?j:, "IW "Viv:
. . r _ _ , . , " - “I!",:| |<|._'i.
___________ was packed to the door'-4 Wililmrhf" "i ii" ‘M0 ("“'°~“‘UI /\i"-§=\"'i‘>f ll- 1-- ui-ur-_v 23,0ou for-L_ gi... ,,.,,_ ,,_.,.,,,,,
Brown of Mnrgintc acted as chairman. |B“u“°k' "f M“"”“"h"*““"»_““‘i_ Nl” l**U\'i'li Univ- hy un lluln-n szuiiu- runf
‘most famous woman mountain cluun ii. poi-lor,
Large Political Meeting Helda--ring which some ex\=i\>m<>»-'ni lin-  Shock of Having Tumor Removed.
before the meeting came tori close _.W ____.__,4__ .___,_____.___
,with cheers for Borden and Leiurgey
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A special with about 200 aboard left,
| CINCINNATI, Ohio., Oct. Zi--A herself to be hemmed with iron lmrs
,S‘"“m°1`99id° “H 745 to amend thi’ case of surgery with n big lioness, a ina corner of the cnfzc.
mettilill- \'et‘"'“i“!’~' “KM” *‘i'°“t 03° re ulnr terror of the jungle as the When the anaesthetlc wasrprcparcd
K ’ she flrst sniffed ntlt ujnrily, ihrn,
0'°li’°k- A mint meetmg WM 1\lS0i mtirnt wis r cent event at the
hem at F“"'“°“'" 1" the ““°"“00“iHoolonlci\l Igrirlilcnse here. In involved-seemingly enjoying UH' lvllil-!f“i» l>=\i\\
‘With Colin S°h‘"'m““ in th” °h*“h`~ ithe removal ofu tw:-nty~four pound:deadening fumcs. she brcutliel lf ln
TM Slieakers were Meesrs Richardmitunmr from thc breast of Jullh. qucen great. breaths, inhnliu.; if with scum
Lefurgcy, Hon. S. E. Reid and J. Aoinf the lions of the zoo. Two surgennsiing delight. Slowly thc iuuubnrw-1 ov-
Mathieson. iaml n veterinarian, were enraged toier-spread her, hvr eyes rlo.-wil, lwr
--_------ iperfgrm the operhtion. J lin was legs grew weak, aud she sank to the
1 1 i nog s when they door.
gigr-:is ihgqiozzhuugéu ' ‘ Quiclely n surgeon slit u grcul. gush
Mi““fd'9 Li“im°m f°'° “if °V¢"YWh°"¢" Seemingly divfning thht tue pre-‘through a satiny yellow slain. Until),
parations of the surgeons were for her with the md of all his ns.-\.~,tnnts_ lu-
’ '”'_°_“"_"°"°" welfare, tho big lioness paused as the separated the muscles from lhe grist-
instrumentb were laid out for the op- ly fibres ofthe tumor, peeling them
IE- eration. She watched every move of apart as one would si-pnrutc. the luy-
the three men and passively qllowed ers of an orange.