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i , ARD ISLAND,TUES DAY, OCTOBER 4, l898 -8 PAGES.
ihers
y _ _ ~ - \ iBi»hring Sea and Alaska Boundary ques-
i of Ra'(_‘l‘m S ffllcf . C1`fCk9fV Sfole on I 'tions asi well as other issues, including
1 l E ‘St Stale _“tree f°r_$'7 eagh' ihey are l commerical reciprocity and 'reciprocity
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5 C 1” L Slgn all Us 1 M lu towino and wreckinv The memorial
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as 'lne lids have an excellent por-
expresses the vi We of the provincial
gait of the foulldcrv Of U06 UU* er “Yi government Mr, Martin admitted that
Z" (“°"‘“l1 U1 .Y '"6 made 35 If of _*__ it tikes a. strange attitude respecting
labout 15 staves, ea n stave beinv the the Bering sea question The British
back of a book wilh its title d u‘h
_ C _ '  ' ;, an a i or Columbia governmentlare unwilling
..  .. A illniltlli suit  G~  sniuuliu eiomtur   ‘O
mans Belief in God.” Othtrs reail:‘_;.  pelagic sealing for a comPensation.to
flfrll ` Rubbers lust _ F'\iM~CF’§_°Li__ Th‘3PBl_‘_‘_@  the (iffayi l ‘i the Canadian sealers now engaged inthe
--_ “i f. yrs nic er' “ - '
Factory
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ll the Block tiames
Bronze Picture Framing
Red in ’ oz up to ’ qt=
ier and Day Books,
rough Note and Letter
Iuncey and Sketch
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ubber Rings Rubber
Envelopes and Cards,
d Photo Frames,
and Fin Tags at
l_ §_BllllKSl0Rl
5 Envelopes,
in
, _ _ Wilfrid Laurier gave the visitor a heal"-
-___ l curriculum to ierlorm than to become'
l ____ ty welcome. Subsequently they discuss-
supers for barrooms, and draw student; ' l 8451, 5 al-Linn, mission
mio them and start them ona drunk FU tm., jo »» W
77
ii , . ‘ d, '- _ ~  ' ,. e bars iiii him foi~`
_ af S Career- pimeiiiatiiin to the Canad an » commis-
l saw to-day a row of beer-mugs or ~ T ~' -
S  _ _   I | n isioners a memorial dealing with the
ii -stains” for sale, in the show Windows l I
_ U 5, A-- industr _ Mr. Martin ointed out to a
be wld at ame lD. Whi:e’s Warfare of Science,"-illiraml “W” corres y d t h h P '
Com) ___N___ 0 S_ _ __ __ - pon en i ati esoluiion propos--
` i. Ui. ' en ll Llii S ‘BTC-. itll S0 OU ` ' '
fl* “ommon Om* In the Downtown Salaons' ‘ through tue leading iiiithors and mem N ed would deprive of a lwmg many
President schurmanstei oi its fi ii 'l °* *avid Fwwnes to Be Wh°S2`im°f°S1Saf@ as W°""1¥ Of @00-
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‘Belief in Cod’ Emblaz-
oned On Cornell Beer
Mugs-This is Another
Islander.
_ _ , _ »sldera.i1onlas Ihr-se of the ca itallsts.
They were manufactured, especinlly_ |-00k9d F0f_M"`\|“g offl' Mr M--'rtiii is contidenwlint no dliii-
TOI' Stl.l(lBl]lS Of COI'l]8ll. All O\¢\’l ilIl2.[  ' I '__ _ cult ‘WHT be fgund in Seétlinor the  S-
s ands above the polrait of Ezfa Cornelll ma S and Mmers at otta k yn i ° a
_ _ - _ » _ an oundfry dispute. His idea is :hat
seems to indicate that they are for night _ Wa--Royalties May Be in.-. American interpretation put on the
Service.  treaty definin the boundarv should be
il ln l’residi»nt Schurman’ a 1 d- changed' g- '
S M1113 9 strenuously resisted. It would have thot
dress last Thursday to the students, he _ ___ effect of In iyn C d ‘,
1 i g ana a surrender at
made no reference tothe repeated slate- i least three million acres. As stated,
ineiits|pub ish- d in THE Vorci: about the ~
~ _ . _ _ C __ _ O __ , _ _ __ _ _ with it are iishiuo rights. The attorney
ITH_\C___ N Y__ Sept QS _The Cop students dru_nlisand drunlreries at born- _S _HI_‘_“*G0 _“_ 3 (bppclfll) A P general pmtestei strongly agamst the
nell Zrill-room in the New Ithaca hotel ell' Nor did he de”-V any of me State' it memmrd’ ekhovenor 0fA1asl‘a’ has large *md @XP'mSiV@ m‘“lh°d5 ad° ‘Sd
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“"" was initiated Saturday niqbl. lt is still l mems'He 01 ‘mn U0 *qilm m tile number faith m the mmeml Wealth of th” by America” cusmms Umclals in enf‘”`°`
fWaltfOl' Xmas unfinished. but in the hands of an old _ff §t“den_I_`;'__e_FiE_’_I__etd.ttm5 year m]C0";_el"_lcountry. He says there is rich gold lui! th” bolldlllg 1`9gu1‘1'il0U‘3 3"-Iskfgway
we t price- Cornellgriidnate, reoi»ivii»g its fiiiisbing'i’“_ “fag f ~- .1 Was “O 955 .MD _ bearing qumz ewrywhere in the and other gate ways to the_ lukon.
ntal "»rt1<r‘e°. toucher fro r' 'ig -h. A . >:' l»»- - .- - Mt 36”' '
s m iis o u fisii i,it gri Tm new __ __ islands of the Ale d __ This is one of the points he will touch
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enlist university sympfathj; and attention
was done. The grill-room has been
e-'peciaily attractive for buys atlmriding
Cornell. lt might be called the ‘Cornell
University canteen? Iv. has been ile-
signed and be-autifiird ln ihe old German
beer-resort st; les It is advertised as a
special student bei-r and liquor resort.
An orchestra will play from 6 P. M. to
midnight every week day until the uni-
vers’ty closes.
The millionaire brewers have been
givenafree hand in this grill-room.
Herbert Ballenti: e, a graduate of Cor-
nell, now a partner in the big brewing
lirm in Newark, N. J., contributed to
the decorations. His gift is a huge pair
of beer-barrel heads protruding from
the wall. They are made very hand-
some from the ariisi‘s standpoint.
The weallhy Barthelomays. of R0-
nited States, and success
ed Weo n this year
Aug i5th° Apply to
new Prospctus
n Auz e is 98
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lliatest and best now in use
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e of our store, in
the past year, that is
ea and Chamber Set.
s the people want.
ur blue store
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We announce the opening'
of a large stock of all the
new SCHOOL and COL-
LEGE TEXT BOOKS for
the coming ' SCHOOL
TERM. _
We give special discount to
P. of W. College Students.
Books mailed free on receipt
of list prices.
Thu- In English Ghsslt “E|an- ‘
gellne" |5c, nov realli.
ment week carousais. It was perhaps
not quite as bad as then, but it was bad
enough. The Salibaih came in upon
“the crazy students," as a New Ithaca,
employee called them, and they were
soon staggering and climbing up the
hill to their homes. The nicht ,; police
_followed to keep them froma brawling
land yelling. . »~
FIRES CHECKED.
DENv'i;R. Oct. 3-(Special)--Snow
and min have checked the progress of
the big forest fires in this slate.
0 _ Use _in place
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and Soda.
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Yukon omcsrs and miners. _
A rearrangement of the royalty is
lilreiyto result from their conferences
with the cabinet
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BURNED T0 DEATH.
Fatsl Fires at Ruchibucto and
Sherbrooke, Que.
Ricmisccro, Oct 3 --(Special) -A
Marturin Daigle. St. Charles.Kent Co.,
'AND 1 lv’ ‘0 T T 0f Cfeamiiof Taftaf fire on Sunday burned .the residence of
old child perished
__ _ and his tether, aged B0, and three year
i ' _ 3
_  d e n t Y L , ( eclal)=~ Four children of a farmer
SP i
S `  _ naired Clartier were. burned to death in _
I OXENHAM., OY" ' ‘ C
Islam tullega >
its branches thoroughly
with actual business
orthand
enmaunhlp
llpondence,
his barn on Sunday. _
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_ THE WEATHER
 TT 6 i WAsHiNG“l'0f(, Oct. 3-[Special)-
KI 'Showers. fresh lo brisk southerly
winds.
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CHICAGO MARKET$,
More convenient, . __ ‘
MBKBS 'U18   Phe following are the closing rates: I
CHICAGO October 3 -[Specia1']'-1
and more  I Sept wheat. 63i;corn, 28§;oats, 91:
. U ° poi-ii 7.82. _
V9 0116 Of the BEST H  & M  ‘i Got. wheat, 625 ; icorn,29l ;oats.20§;
ocxi-mr, CHINA and ' now. mime vowoen oo.. uevgvomt pork., 7.97.
the Provinces We Dec. wheat,63§; corn, 31! ; oats,22};
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et FREE to an SUIIIIYSIDE BUUKSELLEBS- i .P0rk--'--
ho will give proof of e ._ ._. - . l.
SrrsRisaooKs:,_ Que.. Oct. .--
aine= duate architect had geniriil chaige ofl _` gr' `Z"O‘I‘ ad allthe drunk* 4’ ' _ _ Km eil’ ` rchlpfimgo “P00 befofflhe C‘}f‘ad-la" 00mmiS5iQU~
dafe m Leather, thu Changei A Coram m__f__S__O__ as_ie_n students in town ar. its o_p_cning_aod OD the II11\I11>~Dd from the Sollihoru ers. The mei_noria_l favors a wide
and Piiisii noses awed him in Ce__..m ,iam-,1S_ Ai] tha. , br-wi'<i_==.v Hirst- If was a rffiwtifion Of. boundary as far north as Skagway iind measure Of reciprwlfy between the two
alie-f om4to3o1n high i could be doug by Pm Mejor (Huck to | Tut: \'i.-ICE S d»;»scription of commence- D_\.__ea_ Count;-;e5_ _ _ _
. . _ Hon. Mr. Martin will seek the aboli-
SIX months 1” a year ls too Sh°r" tion ofthe United States dulv on ores
a time to expect to make fortunes. - - “
containing lead He says the question THE 
The .development of the countr ’s ¢ ' U r ' - -
_ . Y is one involvng the very futuie of the --
mineral weilth will ire gradual. ' ’ ' ~ ' ° ` A
mining industry. Until the completing -Nlllority Willacfffblbll *W
O1.TAWA_ Octoben 3__(Special)_ of the Crows Ni-.st Pass railway the °°°‘___
_ _ ldeposits alonv the line will not be Mgmggig 0°; 3
T ii df . 1 iii ,_ wa - °- _- V. 2 - ‘ 
31.21. “i§ffiii1§§§;1§”. rife  e  
commissilonc-r is here, also several ityiat 27,000 and probably lil
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tj-li Columbia sealers, states that he
never advocated the extinguishment of
the rights rf British subjects to engage
in pelagic .fealing as a basis for the
settlement of the dispute. He does not
purpose to inliuence the commissioners.
They would be satisfied with a. just set..
tlemenl. lf compensation were offered
his fellow sealers would be prepared to
remunerative.
The international commission sat for
halt an hour to-day. The Bering Sea
question was again under consideration
The subwommittees met this afternoon.
S11' Wilfrid Laurier. speaking to a
prominent Montreal visitor to-day. said
that the outlook for the adjustment of
many questions now looked brighter-
tban it was last year.
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oflinznseomzsfrom
-Q” gi 5°fPfi=¢ 5.02? on
Surprise hu peculiar- ‘
qtwlithfotlaundryases.
!5UfPr1S¢501p§.;;“;,_ 
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5‘¢`ait¢a cake.
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sell out of a business fast becoming un-_f
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’ chester, have been accorded the same , ' ll THE BEHIRING SEA QUESTION.
 Privilege. and they have taken iidvan- A Attorney-general Mlrtm
gig? oi it in as bold a manner as did Presents His Views.
al entine. _ ` __ __
Several days ago I was told that it __ 5132535-g°:;_pgte§gi.a1 néligggplékgggz
'was intendedhto get professors to st- bm, ,_-ewhed here this morning Afmr.
n ‘Wd U10 gl'lll~1'00m @X@1‘0iSSS to keep breakfast he held an informafreceptionl
the b°V~* 01`-lefll-"O00 D1">f@SS01‘ 10- in the Chateau Frontenac and cabinet
In flied in all llldlgllfillt m8DD0I‘ U19-V il ministers over his recent ,v1ctory. Sir
. “professors have something else in their
nt wus-rsatuii’ol~i 
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' _ Qhinl.
i _Lonoom Oct. 3.-A special do|pl@
from Shanghai says the sunounoslld
ot the death of the emperor ls oolill,
ed. Theropormastotha menu 
piiiyed iii nie iiiiiiiig oi iii. me emu. on
story has it that he died by pollen, ld
another that death Wu caused by Bill'
gulation, while a third states that he
was subjected to frightful torturo.\ NIL
hot iron. being thrust _through hh
bowels. ~ ,
*mil->__
Pmiiitinr assets
-in-11.
Declared by lllsrrltt Intollijopt,
But Unfit for 8olf°Bov0r|\M0|l\
Msassmas. Ont. 8-(Special)-_Gig
Merritt has arrived here. He says-Q
Philippine leaders and insurgents till’
more intelligent body than the `CubiU|
but he doubts their ability for solt.§UY°
ernment and thinks with the Spill*
government ended they will be ready K
any form that may be devised I*
them.
coinage mens.
Will Fight for Th!!! RIQYIU I” U*
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Whsnrscrox, Indiana, Oct, 8-
(spee'is1)_wiii¢e miners masked dun
about fifty” colored minors from Q0
cityf One refused to go and was 008
A number still here declare they will
die rather than be driven out.
the returns sae complete it will
30.000.
lm
Books
Q3000,00 worth
slock. .. 
.ailthelioah
b the board
cities lor an in
Public Schools ol
.Edward Idmdi
Also the boob
by Studeuh
Prince ol Wales
Sc. Dumtsuh
Longfelldvfl
line-the new _N
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nuiinor nmuslcniiln Line from Sept. 20 T
latte-town to Boston
~°'0tl1=`i;mi2m!3»i3l>l   A beaut-ifiil ’&ssortm'§htl  so    that _ you will hardly miss what it costs. C `
What we want is a Band of Buyers to Buy Our Coats, Reefers andiisuits. C  C
They are g°oing°.at the tune of, Low Prices, Even the German Band cant playa time
ow enough to ,,rcach our low prices.. ‘ .
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