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said he saw no extenuating circum-
Woonsroox, Oct. 20-(Special)-Thomas
Cammack was convicted of the murder of
William Doherty to~day and Judge
Gregory sentenced him to he hanged
January 12th. `
sos Tordo anna on nafn.. _
In the case of the son Walter' Canxmaok,
charged with beiniz an accessofy the Jury
failed to agree and he will be released on
$4,000 bail.
AN ATROCIOUS MURDER-
ln sentencing the murderer the Judge
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A UOHPROMIBE CANON
nosrorv, Oct 20.-(Special)-By an over-
whelming majority a compromise Canon
on the Reuiarrlage of Divorced Persons
was passed by Episcopal Convention
today.
rrmocrzivr MAY rtnmannv
' Like the old law it permits the remarri-
age of innocent persons in n divorce fur.
cause of infidelity, but no rernarriaiie
sliallbe allowed within one year after di-V
vorse is granted.
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Heldin Baptist Church Last
_ Evcning`Wcli Attended'
Su'gg.sfions Given by Marion Law-
rence for Making a Success oi
Temperance Lesson-Address
By Mrs- Bryner-
The Baptist Church was almost filled
last evening at the mass meeting of the
'W. 0. T. U. After the opening exercises,
Mrs. Bryner, in her pleasant manner and'
fluent speech gave a very interesting
address. 'She spoke of the importance of
tempcrance work in connection with tho
Sunday School, and by illustrations'
showed the benefit of the pledge cards in
fortifying the children never to begin the
drink habit. In the many cities sho visit-
ed shc noticed, especially in Mexico, the
remarkable temperance work doneby tim
W. C. T. U. and so tonight this society
should be called the World‘s Christian
Temperance Union.
Marion Laurence was the next speaker,
an-Ci as in previous addresses hcld the
closest attention of the audience. He
said the victories of the W. C. T. U. are
to hc commended and the fact that this
ciiy has prohibition is worthy 01. repeti-
tion. Thcn he offered suggestions of
various methods to make thefTempe_x-ancef
_lesson in the Sunday Schools a success.
Some of these suggestions are in brief:
Have temperance music, schools con-
verted into one class, invite temperance
specialists' have a wide awake temperancé
committee in the Sunday School, have
special leaflets, pledges against intemper-.
ance, hold union temperauce day service,
make most oi illustrations on temper-
ance. Temperance day will then be more
profitable and interesting if those ideas
are carried out. _
Mrs. Strqngread a resoiut_i_on_of thang?
tp the various agencies connected wi
the n_i‘n;§ing.__ _
‘ T_ha_o _peru elected u.t_tl_1e convention
which was most enthusiastic and success-
ful were
President-mm. c W strong. summer-
0'r'rAwa, Oct 20th - [Special] - The
leading eiltorlal in La Presse tonight on
the Blair resignation reads as follows:
ML sLAm’s Rasrosarlorr. -
“The resignation of the Hon A G Blair
is the most important announcement that
has been given to the political world for a
long long tln1e.“Mr.Blair is a man of vast
experience, matured judgment, and 'abso-
lutely without prejudice. He has been
Sir Wilfrid Laurler's railway authority,
and apparently he and Sir Wilfrid parted
without bitterness and without antagon-
iam.
“The Conversatlves now claim that Mr.
Blair‘s resignation and his affirmation
that he is today quite as much opposed
ti. the Grand rrnni. Pnnien
pfoiicy as when he resigned his
portfolio, constihztes a crushing condem-
nuatlonof the scheme. The‘Liherals are
_,hoping that Mr Bin.ir_will say no more on
the subject but subside into private life
_after having recorded his protest. We
fin not think the public will be satisfied
ptntil _they hear again from Mr Blair vs ith
&,ful1 explanation. Until such explana-
tion. is` foxtlicomining, it is
only fair to suspend judge-
ment. The whole public of Canada in
h'espeeti\'e of politics, will read or listen
with. profound attention to any-
_'___‘,.-»‘/__;__\.1 /.
~ "rm: LATE Miss nanumr onlinr: witness.
- _ (From the only photograph. ever taken) who was murdered by an unknown assassin near the Charlottetown ‘Hoe
Pi_tn1_on Thursday, Oct. 13. M as Warren was 38 years ofnge and a woman of high character, generally esteemed by all
with whom she was acquainted.
question of such immense importance to
the country".
ON BLAlR’S COURSE.
Commenting on the resignation Hon.
, .
Mr. Tarte, in La Patrie, says:
resignation and the campaign which he
will make against the Government is
going to cause Qthat Government much
harm.
“The former minister exercises con~
siderable influence in the Maritime Pro-
vinces. 'Ihe Government gave him a cer-
tificate of good conduct and appointed
him the chairman of the railway com-
mission.
WITNESS. SHARES
The Witness (Liberal) after speaking
of thc sensation caused throughout the
country by Mr. Blair's move, says in
part :
admirable piece of work, and expressed
views which were largely our own. We
have long been convinced that the exten-
thing Mr. Blair may choose to say on ri.
ry for the welfare of that road.
Cor. Sec-Mrs. R H Campbell, Summer-
side.
Treas.-Mrs. Poole, city.
Auditor-Mrs. M. Collin, city.
Superintendent Sabbath Soliools-Mrs.
Strong.
Mothers, Meetings-Mrs. H'olman,[Sum.
morside.
Evangelistic-Mrs Glyden, Summer-
side.
Parlor Meetings -Mrs. Cook, city.
Juvenile Work-Mrs. Baker, Summer-
side.
Scientific Work-Mrs. Baker, Summer-
aide.
Scientific Temperance and Non
iAlcohol Medicine-Mrs. it J Campbell,
Chai-io'f.etown.
Flow er Mission-Mrs. Hawley.
Legislntuli and Petitions ~ Mrs.
Johl18oil_. __
Anti’1~innioti_ce-_ar_rs.sn.iu;. _
Health ana H ' i nity-Mis. W A
Brennan, Suinrrierilde.
Systematic giving-Mrs. Leard, Albor-
ton.
the Armories by the non-coins and men of
the good things provided by Caterer
Toast-Non-Coms-Sgt. Major Moran.
f”-“_-"""'7v'-"""""""'”` `“' "’"" ' ""` ' " "' """"" '” Y `"‘ ' w' 'Y' ' "" "  “`*"" ‘turn were repulsed.
 _0P|lNi‘0N 0N Siii ililfililli _,“;;:;';:.“;_i;;§.f;§‘;'fi:;._.._, 
  THE HON. MR BLAIR |i|f_ w|Ni||p[|;l*
'|'ARTEiS  |'lAiS Méliililg GITGW' 
in New Dodgers
“There is no doubt that Mr. Blu.lr's    
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An Enthusiastic Opposition Man
Bets Two to One orl General
Conservative Victory.
WILD WITH ENTHUSiAL\l»
ossrmmc Fon BLAIH.
While Sir Richard Cartwright was
addressinga meeting on Tuesday night
dodgers containing the news were circul-
“Mr. Blnir's criticism of the Grand .
, _ .aten among theaudience, half of whom
i`runk Pacific Bill, last year, was an
left, went outside and gave cheers and
cheers for Blair.
.A POLITICAL BET-
sion of the Inicrcolonial to the Great . MUNTXEAD' Oct' 2°”(Sp°°i°'l'.)`O“ me
Lakes would be Wim and is even ,mcess,,__ _Corn Exchange today Robert Melghenbet j
$1,000 to $500 with James Cari~uthers,_a
Wxwnnuee, Oct. 20-(Special)-The Con-
‘ servatives are wild with enthusiasm' over
  Rlalr's resignation. i
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_Made oii Qttober 8 Was 
I Attacked' Besiegers’ Trenches dad  '
Driven 0fi- Japs
:Ars ATTACK Pom' Airrriun.
CBB) F00, Oct. ‘Hi-[Speclal|AAccording
fo Chinese advices from Port Arthur
reaching here t0day and confirmed by
Jap letters, the .laps made assaults on
the remaining outersvorks of Rihlung
Mountain, Oct. 8, and were repulsed.
couivrnrt ATTACK HEPULSED.
The following day Russians made an
attack on the Jap trenches and they in
lin
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Capture iron Rail-
way Bridge Near the 
tress- Garrison Redlitid.
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of the iron railroad bridge 500 yards from
the main fortress. - _
1-as uurnrrnn oaaarsos.
It is asserted (hat the Ruuians hav#
now only 5,000 mon. at Port Arthur
nvallabie for nghting. _ . `
PRIIPARING FOR WINTIB.
The besiegers have wmpleted IIIUIIOIIBQ
storehouses filled with supplies tor A
winter campaign. _
WANTED -A can of headache that
Kumfort Headache Powders will not our
intennm utes.
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MICHAEL POWER '
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Whoever wins will pay the stake to PUT. ‘nd "ul
Palmer.
members.
owin to unavoidable circumstances he
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very enjoyahly entertained last night at wants happily responded to by other :and Mrs. White,n son.
At Alherton South on the 18th inst fo
the Company. The Company was out in_ A letter of ,-ea-mg; was mad ‘i
force to do honor to' the occasion. After from L|eu¢_ COL L0ng,¢0,»¢,|,, swung th” :'T°"ph “ml Mrs* Perry' “ 80"'
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inner man fully satisfied the followlngirem-e¢f,¢d_ . TTBBS & c0'S H518-
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` Our Ofiicers-Resncndcd to by Canisius entertained their ornxenn and cléariyii Wukg & C S 1 A` ` 't "
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Lu_xuries and necessities-You
can. with a clear concience. enjoy
to~day’s luxuries when you have
provided to-morrow’s necessities,
A_n endowment policy in the Crown
Life is the safest and surest pro-
vision either for old age or death,
Lowestr premiums. highest war.
anteea. liberal policies, absolute ae-
cunty. Mr. H.~M. Davison, General
Manager for Prince Edward Island.
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