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I}o'r'rE'rowN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADXWEDNESDAY, ocrolllan
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SUDDEN DEATH OF
DR. SUTHERLAND
The. Doctor Had B
een in the Best of
Health During a Trip to Montreal
and Chicago-Found Dead in
His Bead in Montreal.
SUMMERSIDE, Oct. 6-A telegram
was received in Summerside yogiter-
d8Y BVGDIDE announcing the sudden
death of Dr. John Sutherland in
Montreal. The doctor accompanied by
Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Montgom-
GFY 1011- Bedeque about three weeks
ago on a visit to Montreal. After the
visit the ladies returned' home and
the doctor went onto Chicago in-
tending to return at once. He had re-
turned to Montreal and had register.
ed at St. James Hotal on Friday
night and was is the heat ol health
UD to the time he retired Sunday
night and was found dead in his bed
next morning. Mrs. Sutherland was
in Summerside Monday night expect-
ing him home when she received the
telegram_ccntainlng the sudden news.
It is supposed heart failure was the
result.
Dr. Sutherland was about 65 years
of age and has been practicing medi-
cine since‘ 1873, the past Z5 or 30
years of which he has been located ln
Bedequc. A sorrowlng widow, former-
ly Miss McFarlane, daughter of the
into Malcolm McFarlane of Bedeque is
left to mourn.
BULII BIIIISIIIIY
il NEW MILLS
CAMPBELLTON, Oct. 5.-- Burglars
broke into the store of Ben Winsor at
New Mills Saturday morning and
B€C\1I'ed a hundreld and twenty-seven
dollars. The safe was blown to
pieces.
The break is supposed to have been
the Work of expert cracksmen, as no-
thing which could lead to identifica-
tion was taken, although there were
several negotiable cheques for large
amounts in the drawer with the
money. m
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BATI-IURST, Oct. 5. -- That 'the
Nepisiguit River cannot' be beaten
as a land of large' game is shown
from the number of sportsmen
who have visited this district this
season. Lovers of good eport have
visited here from all over the
neighboring republic from Maine to'
California and from Minnesota to
Florida and all -have gone away
satisfied that a better coulntry for
moose hunting has not yet been
found.
Over twenty.five moose heads have
been taken from Bathurst this season,
one of which hifrl a spread of sixty-
fnur inches. The average spread of
the season is about fifty-three'
inches.
FOR YUKON’S GOOD.
O’l"I"I\WA, Oct. 5-Commencing Nov-
ember first there will be a tax of
fifty cents per gallon on s/ll porter,
beer .or lager beer imporeed into thc
Yukon frcm anr foreign country.
The govel'i;il..n. .las passed the enac-
tment in compliance with d resolution
pushed in July by the commissioner
in council of the Yukon territoty, ex-
pressing the opinion that it would be
a wise and just policy to impose a
fee of fifty cents per gallon on all
porter, beer and ales which may, in
the future, be imported into the ter-
ritory, but that such tax should ap-
ply only to ‘foreign products, and not
to Canadian or British products.
The order in council, as published
in the Canada Gazette, enacts as fol-
lows: '
"That the ordinance of the 22nd of,
June, 1904, respecting the importut-,'
lon into the Yukion territory of malt
and splrltuorus ,or intoxicating liquors
or other intoxlcnnts and traffic tlwr0‘
in, shall bc and the some is hereby
umcnded by proviilinir Uiiii 9" “nd
uiter the lst day of November, 1908,
n tax of fifty cents INV l¥9II0“ 9° I‘“`
ported into the Yukon tcrrltarl’ ffm"
uny foreign country."
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Condensed ads too late for classifi-
Iiiuuin wilnmvli inn suifnluflli
LONDON, Oct., 5-The release of
Mrs. Mary Phillips, the Scottish suf-
fragette, who was sentenced to three
months imprisonment in connertlon
with the raid on the House of Com-
mons on June 30, drew a great crowd
to Holloway fall Thursday morning.
The skirl of the pipes playing plain-
tive Scottish melodies outside the
prison was quickly changed to the
glad notes or "Macpherson’s Fare-
well to Prison." When the gates
‘swung open to allow Miss Phillips to
peas out. As soon as the gates 011811-
ed Mrs. Drummond. Wearing 5 Plaid
of the Royal Stewart tartan and a
Glengarry bonnet, slipped into' the
courtyard of the prison. With her
left arm akimbo and a b-unch of hea-
ther 'held aloft in her right hand,
Mis. Drummond proceeded to dance
a Highland fling, and the police and
prison odlcials' did not make the least
effort to curtail the unrehearsed
"turn." `
Outside the prison a rousing “Hel-
lmnd" welcome awaited the released
suflregette. Bouquets of heather and
thistles tied with the color of the Wo-
men's Social and Political Union-
purple, green and white-were show-
ered upon her,.,and a plaid was drap-
ed over her _-dress.
A procession was then formed, and
in a triumphal car, covered with hea-
ther was drawn by twelve Scottish
suflragettes, wearing plaids and' Glen-
fzarry bonnets, Misa Phillips took a
"box seat." She held aloft a purp,e
banner inscribed “To Mr. Asquith.
Ye mauna tramp on the Scotch this-
tles, laddl." Two Scotch lasses in
kilt scarried a Gaelic banner, bearing
the motto, "Avis la Fill." M15 hiillil'
reds of snffragettes, wearing bunches
of heather, followed the pipers, who
played "The Campbells are Coming”
as the procession approached Queen's
Hall, where a "welcome breakfast"
was held. '
SHOWER OF GEMS IN LAUNDRY.
HOUSTON. Texas, October 5-When
Margaret Mosely, nged ten, a helper
aba local laundry, shook out a pil-
low slip today before consigndng it to
the tu'b, $3,000 worth of diamonds
came flying forth .in a glittering'
shower, Little, Margaret called the
manager, who gathered up the gems
uni began an investigation which end-
od in the diamonds being returned to
their owner.
Last night, woen Mrs. Bert Dodge,-
i_..,
western men, whom they went on
ami ails Mniiv
' ui I cuimllni
Cob Public School, will receive the
who died in Greenwich on September
12, at the age ef seventy years, leav-
in persona
HARTFORD, Conn., October 5.-
The long and busy life of Right Rev.
M. Tierney, bishop of Hartford, end-
ed this afternoon, when be succumbed*
to the stroke of apoplexy, which bore
him down in the fullness of years. In
the sickroom at the time were gather-
ed many of the priests of the diocese
in wddition to the clergyman of the
household and of St. Joseph’s Cathe-
dral, members re religious orders and
the immediate relatives of the pre-
late. The end had been expected since
last night, yet only an hour before
death came, the physicians had mar-
velled at the vitality of the patient
and even thought he mightplive sever-
al hours.
IINEII IlII]N'I HEEIJ
Lunenburg.
The Sceptre ran into a, hurricane
on the 16th and the next day when
down by the great force of the wind
wife of an ex-nlderman of Houston,
retired sae tied eleven diamonds in
hcr bundikcrcllief and stuffed them in-
to her pillow. This morning the pil-
low slip was sent to the wash and
with it went the $3,000 imprscious
stones.
Mrs. Dodge rewarded Margaret with
$25 in cash and a supper tonight at
cation will be found on D880 U“`°°~
thc best' restaurant in Houston.
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New lwoNncm.AN.n's  ,
  E FINE OPRGGRAM
'll is Evening. _Comedy tf\I!°\¥I\i|ii\¢» *iid FUP
. __ Supreme. New Illustrated Song.
` 'd and
A Ple nt D y t the Theatre - 'shared between loving husna.\`
is one i:HsT.'he nrw zictures lor this Iwife. But when forgotten artlelean;
evening. It tells to a nicety all the 'obtained and the dhubbg ret  an
trlbulati hi h h v t 'oe en- Ithe picnic resort, renc ed iv .1
ons w c n e o _
dui-ed by a gentleman when a ladyfui\¢lD'¢°t¢d ducking' Five” I“vl':“f;'I'“f_
sits before him at the theatre wear- ily while 56131118 Wat” for I ° on _
IBB a large bat,and will not remove he receives some pretty rough htsxg-
it- But how the tables are turned sment at his loving sprallle Bw M:
cn the fair sex, when men similarly 'mst °°m° “nd Iohfw at B ry
dado,-,mi persist in keeping on an New Wonderland tnsgren dai", old
enormous head gear, l1ril1K9 th” db Miss DBII Zen W ui its bit imgi.
untion down to aihie point-and Uomfados ““__,_9,xq 9 ° .ng M'd_
there is any amount of fun in watch- 305'. H"dF‘=e;l€“:v'B;°§°‘g:g'h for the
the dcvelo ment of the plot. "Tea"
Hail satilrday on-is another com- lust time. and cvfrycnn tshfulsdmsfe
“ISU dealing with the plessuralile an- this magnificent p cture, l. ll p 1
iiuvailem el a halt holiday, se he amid- 00°" *°“‘F""'  ~ ~- -
was lost and the provisions damaged
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SIILI IN Illlllllli ESIIIIOIIII HASMET SHIIIITIIIE EIGIIN
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ernmentf g ve an ncresse of 10 to 15
It also recommends that in future
there. be no patronage or no cal
pull in connection with appointggnts
to places or to promotions on the
clerical stall of road and thus avoid
over-manning. '
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visitors. The animal. which had been
raised in captivity from a culb, had
he went there. He was driven away
by the attendants, who attempted to
The wife of a Southern Pacific emi
ployee, Buss Laird, ran with a go
cart 'containimg an infant. The bear
.when a shot froma policemans re-
volver stop ed it. The bystanders
had been clo ly confined since a week
ago, when it- attacked' s. small boy.
‘HIIIHEST UIIE EIIIINII
IN CIIIIWN HESEIIVE
COBALT, Ont., October 6-Manager
Cohen, of the Crown Reserve, tells
that the drift west from the New
shaft has today developed the most
phenomenal deposit of ore yet found
on this remarkable property.
The showing lin the open cut is
magnificent, while the display of ore
in one house, a great portion of
which is of different characters to the
are in the open cut and comes from
the newer workings in a revelation.
_Q-o
sion takes place. Four car loads of
potatoes went over the dump and are
a hopeless loss The cars, too, are in
ment was simple. In order to make
close to the old road, and yesterday's
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iii Michits tullllilillui in icfrliliilill
rii ‘iran
Tney do Noi Know Whether|They Ask the Government to .Father Was Showing theiiiln
the Strike is Sgmgd or Noi. Give an Increase Without to a Friend 'When Little
Eastern Me., Get Left. an Increase in Cost. Son Was Shot.
MONTREAL' Que" oct 6__(Spec_ o'r'rAWA. ont.. oct. s-(Sneciai)- FREDERICTON, N. B., oct. 6-
ial)__C‘ P_ R_ mechanics in this city The report of the conciliation board ments Ly°n5_ the 5 your son of Arch.
are still in a state oi uaeertiaiuity re- =PP°i“*°‘1 “nd” L°“‘“’“‘ '°’ ““ *Wt (Special)-At the hospital here, Cle-
gardmg the setuememt or the su_ike_ to investiglits the 1`°l5ti°U5 b°I°We°li iw. Lyons, Dodstown, is lying at the
some of the strikers are returning the I. 0. B. and the freight °1°'rks' Dorint of death as the result ofa bul-
to work and then is B feeling that recommends the re-organization of let received rom his fai.her's gun,
the oastern men are getting short the service, which it declares to be while the latter was showing afriend
end ordeal ae compared with the °'°f'm°“°i°d °°“;° P1°°°€f and' 50”- ttiile weapon. not knowing it was load-
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strike to assist percent Witl1°“'=' an i“°f°H=° Oi Cost A critical operation has been per-
.__-__--___- to govsmmmt- formed by the doctors in ah aflort to
remove the bullet.
imlisu ulilli
--a .iwiuil limi I"I"3__I_3 IIIEIIIII
Income From $20,000 on _   Y..,,,,,,,,1,;,,ts,£Ss, 1,, $0 12%,, Cm_,
~ - \ 1 ns. ; . 0 1 ;
one Condition' hoiilvs and billet; Dintoeliic; biltl‘l)s,18c;
to 9}c. Trade slow and firm.
____ , Edward Watson und Ritchie, of
'rUo'ro'N. Ariz.. 0cttoi.1ert5TJ.»1i ter- ' Gieggowé reépogited  t
_ 'bl tragedy was enac e a ysiau 116 “ii 1` B-li if Y-Seven CH -
GREENWICH' Conn" Oct' 6_Pm Glroge, a pleasure park, where an im. tie offered; 'trade firm for prime sorts.
Vidmg she d°°° “°t marry' Miss Eu' mense black bear secaped from a cage|T0D flllfllilly. 13fto 135C: S°°0"<I8fl'. 12
gania Warren, ateacher in the Cos, 'ootorda and charged a thron of,t0 325°? bi-1118. 10 to 10% Def TU-"
income of $20,000 through the will if been in the habit of drinking soda ` _ _
Juliette W' Murray’ °f New Yor ' slop at the bar, and when he escaped |
ing an estate valued ata quarter of 70"” It I“t° its °°g°' The beast be* .
a million dollars, most of which is came enraged and charged the crowd' H
1 property. -
'pursued and snatched the infant and LONDON, Ono, 0¢i»,_ 5_0” of tim
’ crushed it to death before its mother's oldest residents of Canada died at
eyes. It was attacking the Wyman the Aged Peoples Home in Rev. Al-
exander Mans, who has just attained'
the 118th ear of his a e, and who
openeda iusiilade and killed the bear was fm- mlm. WMS minister of Hot.
~ With* B°°f[_1 °f b“11°tS-_TIN limiii ton street colored Baptist church.
He had resided in London for sixty,
years. For the past foun years he had
been an inmaizr of the Aged Peop1e's
Home, but was strong and' active.
He was born of slave parents and
grew up in slavery, but when a man
of about fifty he escaped and came to
Canada.
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OTTAWA, Oct. 5-Mlllta orders just
issued contain an announcement as
to the mods of procedure for South
African veterans entitled to the land
grants who have lost their discharge
certificates. It is announced' for the
i f ti d b
norrna on of all concerne t at
duplicate certificates cannot be isbn-
ed.
'U 'I    Applicants for the land grant un-
  der the terms of- the volunteer bounty
ct £1908 wh v 1 their dis-
,_ charge certificates should forward* a
certificate of service from their com-
a o . o ha e ost
mending officer or from two members]
HALIFAX Nr" E" Oct' 5"Th° f th .ps in which they served, ac-
schooner Sceptre arrived back dis- HARTLAND, N. B., Oct. 6-This gompfmcigl by an mantmcation ¢e,~ti_I
abled at Lunenburg recently after be; morninz a double-header train load mate from B jusnca of the peac,,_
ing out nineteen days for Ponce, iof potatoes, in charge of Conductor clergyman or other respectable pep
Porto Rico, she was totally disxnnst- Qraig, was derailed four miles south son living in me neighborhood of
ed on Sept. 17, when 400 miles off of he-re, where the new track diver- ' -
where they reside.
the storm was nt' the worst she hovr- bad shape. The cause of the derail- Pl wi AI 
on her beam ends. Everything wat the joining ofthe old and new roads
swept from deck. The water susplg tb~.‘ bank had been excavated very
,by the cabins being flooded. rain softened the earth with the re- #-
| Captain Burke saved his ship by
suit that the heavy cars caused a
cutting his foremost away which :ave-in, and were spilled onto the ,_ . -, I
'went by the deck, carrying everything new roadbed No one was hurt but HALIFAX’ N' S" Oct' 5 Tm hu'
ALLAHBAD, British India, Oct. 5-
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the big locomotive. The damage ag-
"_"‘ gregated thousands of dollars, the 8 B
machine being broken and' dismantled
TORONTO, oct. 7-(Bpeclali- escape-
Light, to moderate winds, fine, not _ "'Grt-ntcr New York will observe the Gravis.- A full "Ov of 9!°¢“¢°¢
'much change in temperature. a Mincrdu Li intrest Cu: ea Ne \-in£.‘“'dnv.
before it. including the main top- traffic, is completely tied up. Pafsseh- """'°°“ I“°tI°““. I" th” P""'I“°I"I
Workmen‘s Association has now got'
mast. The hull was seriously batter- gers are being transferred. There are i t t Th ` k- , ml
ed and the vessel began to leelk. Af- new tive or six freight trains stalled alinfiatae Qfaf like gnxgf 1I;;enem§`vm.k_
mr °h° gale taliiatefh soznewgaé; sex’ "mth M the wreck' ers oil America, have applied to the
mouhtalu hz. i‘°°°°° ° s il ------ , , .1 ,
with destruction. cape. Burke, with Locoluorrvm har Loose;  “Q12”If°'wf‘“A_“f)‘;,§‘;°er;’“,mn‘;
great difficulty riglgediillp his ntlailz- BREAKERS’ CLOSE CALL. “mug and afso restrmning them
mast with two sma se s an s ar - --- Wh th
ed, get heme. He wee without water vancouvnm, B. c., oct. s-with ff,§§‘s §f“§f,';“as;‘;c§‘;‘§0n"‘¥h_,W,n,,,,,c°
on Tuesday. While slowly making the .throttle wide open and steam full cn, mm was granted -ny _nfdge Graham
homeward trip. the S°h°011°1‘ WB! PBS- engine 914 was sent plunging along The grand council at its ,.,c¢nt
sed by the White YSt;r liélertC;\\i‘rl(c, open line in the yards here and land- meeting' decided to' out 0| lodges,
bound for New or . ap r e ed on its nose in the pit of the turn- from membership that should “gym”
says this steamer Passed within 100 table Had the taeie been set f th
. or e
feet ofthe injured vessel much to the engine it wqum have ¢,-“hed into if °l§II*;E§]‘i“ Ivath noqyagthzlafigdfs
fliHaDD0illf»m¢DI5 01 tl” famwhlng men two or three cars crf strike breakers "8 el? ng L cm y
on the schomm._ She dm not notice located hnmediately on the other the funds in the hands of the grand
the siziwls vi diHi=f°SS- aide. it required the efforts of a lu °m°°"'
This is the first step in what will
1 5° 5 ° B ° "9 “wg” b bly be l ng legal battle. one
INDIAN FL0ggwVI§€‘l&lg§R solooo engines twentrfive hours to extract gggwa 0( wyfichois u division of the
r nd council funds.
The lstestreporrts from Hyderabad, Th d an d ith ,d d f JEWISH NEW YEAR
estimate thc flood casualties at 50 im; yigrbl ‘Tar eh tl: ea en IS BEING OBSERVED
' g u a e o eac e shops ow- ,___
0530;]dQ";g°"b§d};‘:“gu5';d““ll7 “*"'°\" ing to the blocking of the line,_and NEW YORK’ get 5_y0m Kinhm-
° “ B ' tmmc WW d'l“°"5““`i"d “Il day- 155'- began at sunset last evening and*
M{"“d;*tY- £r§°J‘d°““t‘Y °|i “W P°"€°°° will last for twenty four hon-rs, dur-
en ne .
Minnrtfs Llnimenl Cures Dsndruff. |[ X glad “hge” :en B stauiirngmga eggs T51 :£’BI::intI;‘;gmt‘;gtg$h‘¥;°§s Mtg;
track awaiting the arrival of an bo" sacred day in the Jewish Calm.
°°5”b°“nd “`3I“» *md Wh“° t°mP°f‘ dar and will be strictly observed' on
rms .mn No cameo aruy deserted some one °il¢°f°\i and the mast else ...heat every place ei
____ started it, then making a successful business being dosed, 1; is estimated
that over five thousand Jewln in
will ii issuii   ~»» 
ciiii Push allies;
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a long session today to ronsid r
proceedings, that they violated exis-
ting treaties, and that Turkey should
address a circular note to thc pow-
ers, pointing out the necessity of tak-
ing mcasurcs to enforce a nespeict for
the treaty.
Replying to tclegramls sent' to
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IIUESI IIE SEEIIEI
IIE IIINEEII IIIE
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PARIS, Oct. 5-Dr. Doyen, the fam-
ous scientist, delivered himself of the
remarkable phrase. “Preservation of
his life through several centuries de-
pends solely on man" at the tenth
congress of medicine just ended :ut
Geneva. Interviewed by the'Ma,rii'.1,,
Dr. Doyen supplemented and extended ;
this dictum, affirming, as the Marin;
putr. ii., that the prolongation ol s
man's life until he reaches the nge
attributed to Methusaleh is not de-
finitely beyond the bounds of possi ii-
lity.
“My experiments,” he sgid, "ure
merely the corcilary of the discover-
ies of Dr. Metchuikod, the eminent
bacterlologist of the Pasteur Insti-
tute. He discovered ‘phagocytese, on
which my own studies have been bas-
ed. It is to him we owe the know-
ledge of the inner mechanism of life.
I-litherto there had been only labora-
tory experiments. I believe I have ar-
rived at the sta-ge of practical appli-
catlrm coming to the front.
"In multiplying the whi/te corpuse
cies in the blood (the phagocytes) wo
increase the co-efficient of vital re-
sistanse, and can estimate its value.
It is a new departure in therapeutics
which is apparently coming to the
front.
"if we succeed in suppressing colds,
chest diseases and bronchitis (and in
this matter I have attained' absolute
success)-and these complaints are ‘of-
ten primal cause of rheumatism-we
arrive, logically, at the suppression'
within ui imiis
NW YORK, October 5--The first
big evidence that the New York Post
Office had ofthe operation of the new
two-cent rate to Great Britain and
Ireland came this morning shortly
after midnight, when two batchesof
30.000 and 20,000 letters respectively
were mailed by two parties. The let-
ters werc mailed by two large busi-
ness houses. They were' the type of
mail known as “high-class" circulars.
Each batch represented an accumu-
lation that would ordinarily have
been mailed some time ago. The lst-
ters had been held up to beneilb by
the reduction of 3 cents per letter.
Tlirce cents on 30,000 letters is $900,
a saving worth waiting for on the
part of almost any firm in a day's
mail.
Up to T o'cloclu this morning, dur-
ing the First tive hours of the opera-
tion of tho 2~cent rate, 10,00 other
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rualcsvtoors To
Powells’ DEFENCE
Council of Ministers Met and .Decided
That it Was. .Impossible to Accept
the Independence of Bulgariaand
Looks t0 Powers For Defence.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 0--fSpec- the Turkish government by Prince
ini)-A council of ministers wi o held Ferdinand, in which he declared' the
tholindependence of Bulgaria, be said he
action of Bulgaria in dieclari' g her had' been compelled to respect the
independence from Turkey, decided' voice of the nation and expressed the
.that it was imposgibln to gcceft any h0pe that the TI`lEDdly l'8‘l8l'.l011B DG-
tween the two countries would con-
tinue.
Turkey says she has invited the
powers to confer on the situation
und as hen rights are guarantused by
the powers, she will look! eo them for
their defence.
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LIINEBIIIT IS IIIII
SIIINE II] TUHN "PIIII"
TORONTO, Oct. 5. -- In the light
of the recent announcement that
Tom Longboat must. give up distance
'running on account of an affected
heart, the following Boston dmpatch
is humorous :
"Tom Longboat, the Canadian In-
dian, and Alfred Shrulib, the Eng-
lish champion long distance runner,
have been matched for m ten mile reed
to be run at Madison Squene Garidan,
New York, onOcto'ber 27th, for the
championship of the world. The 'an-
nouncement of the lllre Wu medite-
irighi; by Arthur Duffy, the sprinter,
who is managing Shrubb. Ho just
returned from Canada, ihero he fixed
things with Longboat. He says
Longbioat is eager to turn profusion-
al. The race will he for a $1,500 eldo
bet and for a percentage of the goto
receipts. Shrubb now holds the re-
cord for ten miles, and so for as in
known, Longboat has never run a
match race at this distance. I-lic dis-
tance is supposed to be about 25
miles.
Both il will start in training at
once. l. n .. .it is getting ready, in
cased. a I will ehleh' up la New
York. b.,..u.',. will do his work n.-
round llostcn."
All of the Ind'ian's friends and ad-
visers declare there is no truth wheat-
ever in the despatch, and tha/t‘ Lung-
boat has never even considered 5
match with Shrubb.
“In/the first place nobody would
put up $1.500 to back Longboat a-
gainst S‘hrubb in any sort` of n.
match," said a friend of the Indian
this morning. “Shrubb could beat
him bandily at ten miles all that.”
Tom Flanagan denies the report
that Longbcat is to turn pretension-
al. The Indian will be running in a.
road race at Montreal about the time
of the date of the proposed Sbrubb
battle. _
_.»
RUTH DILLON DEFEATED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 5--Grand
Circuit racing for the year wound' up
llpou the-Columbus track this after-
noon'when`~Milton S. Jr., driven by
Walter Cox, won the 2:11 pace in
straight heatsi from Governor Scar-
les. Ruth Dillon' last week winner of
the Hoster=Columbus $10,000 stake
made a start inthe 2:16 class trot
ioday but was never-_in evidence. She.
was the favorite with the Lady Jones'
_thc winner n good second choice,
Allan Wllsonwan the 2:05 pace. .
WILL BE MARRIED
IN THE LION'S DEN.
ST. JOHN, October 5-Adgie and
her three lions have 'been performing
at thc Hobby Half Hour moving pic-
ture threatre and the threatre man-
lntters were mailed to Great Britain
und Irclnild, outside of thc two big
consignments. This was not a remark
liostnlastcr Morgun said this mornin
that the general influence of the new
rate would not oe felt in its full force
for perhaps several days.
A lu-:1>0li"ri or
11. nr'-1 = "`
favorable for plumbs, peaches, and
grapes, but not for pears and winter
apples.
Apples - "irly and fall fruit nearly
all harvested. ..
| Winter. fruit ripening penmaturely
and dropping, reducing the crop sl-
ready below medium.
Pears:---Are ripening rellidli Ind
are] f Qood quality. Exports to
o ed`E~nrmd 1 mr NM “lili-
`i’eaches.-- ‘All`harve|ted but A few
late varieties. Prices have been be-
l°;1:g,g_f°m§°r'ly all harvested exe
cept in Northern districts.
quality. Prices lower than for.
. L ~ ‘
agement offered a present of a bed-
room suit.:-. to any couple who would
get married in the cage in company
, _ .
able mall, as the British mails go, mth thc mms' A daring young man
und woman accepted the offer this
morning and the wedding will take
place tomorrow if thc authorities will
permit lt.
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Minmws Linimem Cures Bmmdc. Min-\rdI’s Liulmlni for sale everywhere,
   _`f[_|| THE FRUIT CROP
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'r toee.- Have rli>¢il°<i we rsv-
idly°'E§i~ the caanliis iw¢°fl°" *W*
Iarérgiibtgcrigiegf  croP- '"1"'
is ,, ddmmiaéoi-sosasdion bm-lee
Inrfgfcgnand lungoue discus.-Have
developed sligw this month. Pinl
Rot has devello *-0 I “"9” °x`
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have depreciated il! Qiillw’-Y *W
lity.
mlgi-fees for Canadian penn and sp-
plea in Groot Britain have been iootil
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