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 TRAGEDY on lu;f‘is.lELEcnon suit in nousi srslmsn .irish ` 
 .sosTONELEvATED   Boi-H siiii:-is ciiiii vicroilv   sunii unwnnileli
Crowded Palsiflliiern *Car illlunqeil Through Latest Returns from the ElecforalCoilege, Followinzg Numer- 437 Passengers Including 169 _Women _
oliitll illlidllllllldlle and lilllll Thlrly io ous Contradictory Statements Give Wilson 23 Hughes C1li1i1l'_€il 51111911 lil’ 0111111' 1l¢9$¢lF 
I-‘orly Lives Were Lost. . 239 Electoral College'Votes with 60 Doubtful. Members oi Crew Lost.
- (csnsriisn Press Despatch.) ,iioity ngsm of the Boslon- Elevalgd (special to the Guardian.) ' Huci-iss' E|.Ec'rioN ci..AiMEo. [now noofoiilieli to him lla roosonnbly LONDON- N°"- 3- The l’“"l'"‘“l*"
Railway in a statement, lggupli' Boon NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-At midnight sure. and Oriental Liner Alubia, received
nosrou Novonihsr s-'rho iivss srtsr ins sooiasi ssi his electoral college seems to sono ss <s ssisi is the e THE POPULAR vers. rho warning iron the ““1ll“l"'l“°
t _ - u . d Informa- ' P uardlan.)
of from thirty to forty persons were tion agreed with that of the police 1°ll°WB- hiiiidd 011 1‘°l111‘11S hi' A850012* NEW YORK- NOV- 8--A statement
lost last nlllit when a crowded pas- that about forty persons were unac- l-ell P11155! Wilsi-lil 232. Huilheii 151111911 at tho Reiluhlicilll National
uellgor car- of the Boston Elevated couned for-_ ` 239, doubtful 00. Necessary to elect headquarters at 2.30 this afternoon
strsst Railway plunged through sn Most or tho psssongors were sin. 266- Wilson was lending in the ohllmea Minnesota, oregon. Califor-
open druwbridge into Fort Point pleyees of the Western Elwlrlc Com. following states from which returns nia and New Hampshire and asserted
clmpugl, just outside the gout), sta. lmyly'g mmol-y ln gllulh Boston, and were incomplete: California, Ida- Hughes had obtained 277 electoral
tlonterminal. -were returning to their homes from 11°- Ml““°s°l“» Nebraska' New Mex* "°leS» 1111111 Shhufins his election.
Twelve other persons were rescued work. Many .women and children 0° lihd Wdiihlilgwil- Huiihoh Wh!
from the wltor by fire boats and tugs. were included in the number. The leddldg 111 the f0l1°Wl118 11111191 110111 ANOTHER SURE OF WILSON.
One man, Thomas J. Gannon, died oar was of the closed type, with a WhlCh f6t\1\‘hS 8150 wcrolncoihplotor
after being brought to shore. Twognarrow door at each end, so that es- Wd” Virginia, and North Dakota. (Special to the Guardian.) lwlllcdx- 9113111111111 01 the Ni1ll011l11 Re'
bodies were found with grappling isps was impossible, except for those Ndhdhhdfy 10 91801 256- . NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-“Prcside-ntllilihllfiilh C0lnmltt.ee, tonight said, “I
irons. but the recoverypf other bo- who happened to be standing on the Wilson ohsoilltoii' l?°'@l@ocd.” sslnlhelleve H“i§l1‘-1° had been °l‘1°l°d “lid
dies wss delayed, sud it was hsiisvso platform. EARLIER REPORTS. , Domoorntio chnirinon Mocornnolrlho lions ho- Wo ook only what it
they were pinned in the car which The draw tender on the bridge said this llftei‘ll00ll- “T119 R€Dub11Ci11l5.fal"' We Want °“lY Wllat Wd *"9
rested on the bottom of the channel. that ‘he received a signal about 5.26 Wll-9°N'3 El-E¢`l`l°N CLNMED- Cilll't beat him by oily Comlliilntioll Of entitled l°'l’“lll1’1lW° *"8 delefmlded
lm;-¢y.flve feet deep, p, -m, from the ww bong Wnllam G_ (Special to the Guardian.) states they can name. We can lose 1° l111Vd-
Gerald Walsh, luotorman of the car Williams, which was going up stream LONG BRANCPI. Nov. 8.-"You Minnesota _and California and still (Special to the Guardian.)
wha lumped bpm", 1; wgniyoygl- the with 3, lighter in wel,-_ can tell President Wilson that he cur-ire-elect the President, but we feel SAN FRANCISCI, Nov. 8.-4443
edge olvlne dlnwnrldnel "neun that ..l was ln me conlrnlllng llonnef tainly is reelected." Secretary Tumul- confident we will carry both these precincts out of `5517 in California ,
toe accident was fue to the fact that he said, "and I took all the usual pre- W Wdfi 10111 ot 4-10 this afternoon by states. Sivc Hughes 347.938, Wilson 352,632.   
there was no light on the gates pro- cautions. There were red lights on Rdhefl B- W°01y. Democratic tiircc- (Special to the Guardian.) , _ _ -
tscllng the opening, He and George the gate, I opened the dl-aw and me tor of publicity. He based his as- NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-At 7.45 to-  
Mc Boll' 'the llollllllcgor, who also pug boat lllmled to cl-,me llll.ollgll_ sertlon on the belicf that California, night President Wilson had taken the ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.-2112 precincts _
leaped and 5° “yell hl, lllel were al- Suddenly my altellllon was allracled Minnesota and West Virginia were lead in California and in Minnesota, out of 3024 in Minnesota gave Wilson *-
lllnled on lgcyllllolll cllal-llell of mall. by ll crash and acl-Qaml A, 1 -look. sure for Wilson. The news was re- the acquisition of either of which to 145,923, Hughes 141,976. This cuts
nlnngllllm The clllldlmlol- was llll. ed al-olll-ld the cal- welll rlglll llll-ollgll celved with enthusiasm at the execu- his column would _insure his election, Wilson's Minnesota plurality to LONDON, Nov. 7.- Field Marshal
conscious, and the police were unable the gate of the draw, and plunged UV0 Oiiices here. barring ullexpccteil losses from states 3.957 the lowest to date. , von Mackensen has been caught in
to learn enfbetly the number of his into the channel. Only the rear ___  __ '  __ _  his own trap in the Dobrniijs, oo-
psssengers. trucks remained on the rail. the body """“"""---~`-'ff-'-'-'~'~'~'-"-`-'==-'~‘-‘--=~=~=---=-‘ff-‘-°f-‘-°-'--‘-‘=~‘~'~'-“-`-‘~'-"‘*"""""""" """"""""-~~""'"'""-'-‘-'-‘-‘-`--‘~‘~'-“-'-'-`= oordlng to the opinion of military
Some 0 fthe rescued people estima- of the car breaking away from these observers in London To be sure. he-
ted the number of passengers at up- trucks and disappearing under the onli withdraw his forces to the south
  _  1 |N‘|'ENSE lAR‘|'||_|_ERy DUELS    ..
(Special fo the Guardian.)
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 8.--Com-
plete returns from the State of New
Hampshire give Hughes a plurality
of 161, according to an official an-
nouncement tonight by Secretary of
State Bean.
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-William L.
which sank her in the Mediterranean
on Monday, according to a state-
ment issued this morning by the Afl-
mirnlity. All the 437 passengers, in-
cluding 169 women and- children, and
all the crew, with the exception of
two engineers, who \vele killed by
the eorplosloii, wer-3 saved by vessels
which’ went to the rescue. -
The Arabia- was nomcward bound
from Australia, having passed Suez
on is November 2. Details of the
sinking and the rescue of the pus-
sengers are not. yet available.
It is believed the great precautions
'taken by liners passing tllrough the
Mediterranean, for the safe y of their
passengers, accounti for the fact
that the loss of life was so small.
The official report, announcing the
rescue of the passengers, was o great
relief to the people of England. who
generally knew of the sinking of the
vessel yesterday. At that time
rumor gave credence .to the report
thathtlie loss of life had been heavy.
T e Arobia's manifest hal not
been received. The loss of the vessel
recalls the destruction of the Persia,
uf the same line in thp Mediterran-
ean less than a year ago, causing
lihe death of 119 passengers and 217
i
members of the crew.
iis”¢iisnsi§!ni1'c§nohi'" 
__________________________________   find _lt almost impossible to advance
"""""-""`“"'i'iw' "“"""""""'i' “""""" “"""“""""""""""’ i ` Ail invasion of Russia through Bes-
' snrabla is out of the question The
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  _  Steamer oN THE ann-isi-i i=noN~r. FRENCH cAP'runE ess PnisoN-‘ artillery scattered the enemy gather- l_“n'2l°;°l§";"ll;€n"“ef;‘§“l§l§§sl?§ the D°b'
s i t h _ , .1 t th t i s illi . h l gl. S- Swamp”
_ .     Sub i.o1fln'l;i1i.a'No‘1-.t s°. Gigigiiin iimoisl sas.  fini; soiriiiissifi onaingeili htslgilrih "“‘°“ “ml l“‘“"‘1S “lined hi' "le 1191'
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statement on conditions in the wegt of the Mouse there are intense- artll ta M the Danube' The strip °f land
‘ - , ' south of the river from the Black
(cn nl.” p,.°"_D"n|leh) (gpulal lonhe Gua,.d|al.l_l says ‘Artillery activity against our (Special to the Gllardlan.) lery duels. The total number of' pri- S l G I l d B nl l
gal( Nev g__Lll,el»alB LONDON Nov g_Tlle Bl-mall Bleu whole front south of the Ancro The PARIS Nov 8-North of the soners taken by the French south of ea 0 H 1’ Z an ra S 'me °f the
 ' ‘ " ,. ' ' °' , -. td lt 1 i'th .
of Regain' lust night unanimously Be- mer Seatonia. has been sunk, the crew Wedllldl' 001111111195 S101'1IlY- `S0l11lIl6. says n French oil1i~'1u1. French tihf? 501111116 Yeofei C1115' WHS 659- m?l~Slle 823 a 6 reg unsnn the worm
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looted Premier Martin as thoh' onn- novell- Cont- Ph'-tiron hor boon to-  passed intl; {§;s%1,l,‘;,,§'l,, ff, ,-,l“.1°°R'2'ff
diudto *in j-'the forthcoming byeelec- lien prisoner. says Lloyds nsenoy  ~' mania was because ll alf0,,l, ,, ,ery
¢|0;|_', __ - _ ‘ - - . The Beatonia left Montreal some time _ _ _ , cnnvenlenl r ` 0,. n
In October and stopped at Mulgrave, . f B 1 1 f outs, r ti invaliiioxl of
GONDENSED ADS. gl-we..-l;l;;t;:_ft tlllsll-2-l1’i;l£_n_téd2il_t(l1 tial;   Amer  - _ nedsion Reserved shuslgasoiii Iliiigkengegohtow gras big
--roo nsrn ron ’ . Quebec Soldiers Sunk Unwarned In the Berk Case --lf 1- tn-  --tm- my f--`
__ _ n _“LAS IF OATION ;:_lt1;l1_1_lg,o;1l°I‘l;1I1_1:lll1_lll1d C;1n»d 0;” Weil _ - from his base, unable to go ahead.
H t b th Bl lc S .
3533 mn, gh., was bum, at Wes; (Canadian Press Despatch.) (Spieclal to the Guardian) ( Canadian Press Despatch) wlilciullllfé lffligfllfl lllgel Z0nl_l?lfln_ nil;
' - 5 “""'*“ _ __ Hartlepool in 1393, , QUEBEC. November 8.--A row NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The Ameri- WINNIPEG, Mun., Nov. 8- Argu- lnnsl ellnel. 0 bnck nl. ,mem l the
TWO QE¢;',§-per word each inser
, . _ , _ among some four hundred oldiers . H ii Str hi C ’ t b f th t f l g D
tml' “Dr-in-1111-= wigs 111- ‘.1118 mlumni - last night, on Sl- -701111 Sl-T991? devel- ;:1llsel,af.l_iv:(;‘¢iiuml:ilil1lr111,Bwils)s sglsllfpivlillls' iliiianmosltiireof iahgogiovyn iigpeaqzagh mgilxgil crossing of the Danube on
(‘.sdl1N_m\1ll i1d1_i0UiP;h3' °l":3"' MAD'   llpoll tlnto s nlotlwhele knives. belts. out warning. she is under Ameri- the liubens corpus writ by which '
8 , .5052 . iz 511195 P011 his on onion over? Weililofi onn registry. is it freighter carrying Mr. Justice Hnggorty discharged .
_mph day from, selected    nxcept rcvolvers were brought into no pngggngefsl and ll, gl-ew gf llbmll Ed-waup Beck ll-gm cnnlollyn was DANUBE HARD To C5088'
 -§‘n|uiirl'eri, Newlcme'¢_  ' - - play and caused s riot call to the 113 omcers and me-n, ncsording to the concluded yesterday afternoon, and »l-ills ln "mg, of penal, would ,lol
00., HIYIGI dill; . military Dlclield- officers of the company. She was decision reserved. be all easy task for ,my large body
  ‘ ' ' ”4ll'll'35Mdlll°‘~ ' (Canadian Presrbeopatch.) 11 11119911" lhdf f01` 501116 111110 111911 under charter by the France-Canada
u _l.|g.'g;'Z_p egnvlos- FRANK E vlcrroaln, 13. c., Nov. 7-"'rhe from tho 171st ovorlioils hoitniioli S. s. company with offices hors. she smcles wlllcn ,lm _,l,,,n. nmenlll
of men, on account of the neutral ob-
lpafliil,-Pholie 86 or-8484. ‘ present government," said Premier 11111/0 hhd rceolliillollt 11811111111- il 111111' discharged a cargo of horses at Na- S.S»  From the bend nl Gnlnlz to helm;
. . , i-- _ 8504-10-lllltf. Bowser, in a statement last night,ll.I1‘Y 11101191 101' 877951-94 l.. zairo, France and continued on for qlllnlrla the wl-_:glenn bank of lnn
 Ge“.°" lllden Wm* lm" “lla steel "“`   rlverls skirted by marsh lands where
7 |_ _ V |15 1"“|'_""r`A`. "must retain ofilce until the legal
 _R-"ere Holel_5_ $ formalities are complied with, which   ken on at New York: according to ____ nnnlnonn would be lmnrncllnnnle
2971111 slviti. I expect will be ready this month. . , _ , ofiiooir of 111° Ff°“¢hC““*“1“ C111" Now thst the cornovoas in-ings is
’ when I will hand my resignation to puny Being on Ahlflrlhhh V0* lcanndlnn pn" Dennnlclnl gone the,-B is no other ordinary
sloilmh lcvii ilooli “lan” me Lleuggngnt Governor " '   sal she was unarmed it was stated .1 mennn ol cmnnln
_ - .  . _ _ _ _ . _ - _ , _ _ g the Danube except
9§"';llp"1i§“t’llr§1r°i'iinR-;’?.&t9°s igrsmd '1`l‘° P’°ll=1°r Boys that sltgongh this - ~_..... llllost lgfl thf;hf;°l‘;}l§2;“’;§n°’°Wv;’;‘;§ sn§1'ri;i1sF}i;{'r1f;l2vi-';];)iffoi§i'g lliiilischillfrxi- 1’-V l’°““’- “lid 111°” °°““l “°‘ 1"”“-1'
- - ' -' ` tltutional p actics woiil -permt ' mer his ~ _ t t th ms ho _
l-0517-'~` " H 5 cl V V551-‘AV hid!! overnmeng to hold office until BERLIN. N°v' 7"_The G°"md“ was a sister ship- to the Kansan 11095 Wllhi’ iildallihhill Rilliliiillhllllock Nfl.; e “ll il ll n nl l C n_
. ii . _ _ which ssnea from Hsiiisx for London ““- “Ve” ° “ ° Y ° °
ld- Fldddf 111°*-11° 1911"' dt no the new legislature sat yet he would hehllilulftdfh had 15911911 111°' l°ll°W which the Germiin submarine U53 _ _ lend wlln nalnnnl ollnlaclem the
Kin SL- 2981-11-DM2ipdf ‘ ' fi ' f th ell-lin review of the situation on tild he-ld u oil! Nantucnett a few weeks .lV'°l1lY lW° ddyd 113°- The Ere-dlef
3' il0t do 90» '|11 1 9 fddd 0 9 W . S fr t P nnrl ol lne llnnnnnnnnoolns cargo Prussian commander would find his
lA_fli¥aE°_ £3”-0l1tE§,pl;fW_ g°xFUg8i:- ;allgri;)i:_n_il_ileal'1_c)l _:>¢n§ll_1lilyivleec‘;;<:ii“;i_lct of W-Esnsgnmsfzngrreat thrust -or the Em ago. was 8 les_ Sh h b ld _ task very difficult, But the Roumsnl-
I1 e ' r ._ ' . - - .
' G"-"°"°r“~ 2”"-1‘~l"2'°° T” ‘°'°'i°'°’.°‘i‘:e,:’,:‘.t,:“:;.:r.'liz t°.'::.::":::;::...i:. .ish .,1esi°::i Loader 0| Labor   ..     ll  ,gn-,;;»
` . 1 f ` n ' H ‘ 5°"°"lm°“ ca 1 -- . io - of landing cargoes In much better 1989"” 9°" 5 '
` ` 1’ R RECENT. t, i iiicer declares' the mem- endurance, butit failed owing to ti _ ,nh n t of these comes lnmn llle
 g8§oliAl‘Gl6th? hzrlhruoilhlciglly elected, and that this iinpsrailoled aggression of the Ger-   condition thllll any Other stBul1l8i‘ OX nmfih 'gum _lanny lo Gnlnlz’ wlllcll ls
pp e as een cons er
nd the bent nn le cn". ln snl Ball :ins have a fine system of railroads
F eardou o nnot be done ilntil official certiii msn troops, sro our nsssilnnts gavf- cept perlleps. the Kanawha. o sister all Bac e nom Bnzen A brunch
- . . ,_ . - - . -- n - . r ii <1 -
 co' ‘Agply mr; l534d}“n‘1ld"- Cdl-911 111° 1`°°°,lV°d ‘mln the Agent l"~' flllllelr dllntelzflgns 1° break through   Bhkhmnle from London yénlernay nn_ of ghe latter _line runs to the Dannlfle
Z2 §Al:ti_-lTllnl?\_f'§m F3?) 1-In Eg -G°`°°l`“fl ln L°nd°n`_} H ' n"Al:eadyri;:i Xugust the enemy had LONDON MT; Arthur Hen uounceln llliat nn nlews of thi nteilm- ‘;l’;'l;‘:_‘lE_‘;lg‘;‘;‘;‘v°‘1:;ltnazgogltr fro;
`st 'fa' il ’ , sl e o ar. ' ll t th pmethodlcsl ' ' "°" ` cr hai een rece ve on t a sue d
nl’ 'nn Pnlnne _BL V ._ lvl|nsrd's Llnlmant Cures Colds, Etc. /passed somew a_ e u in t demon' lender nl me Labor Pnl-ty in ,mn nnnt ln order lo ken n lnn snll_ Bucharest. From the latter ron s
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' - '  1892-11-9M1ipd. well" °t 8' general pressure asa st. the House of Commons has been ap- ln B the summer Ellenmone would be small branch goes to Calarasl, oppo-
1"' - i i.. .  ` lti hon-
” In  prgm ses ”87'11_9M3|pd'   A ggemgyigslilnlrgzigbxglgcsegsidcpus;    - with “lifeless and It seems strange vorghlllisdclrlzenliieiyi would find it difficult
_ °‘ " ` - .» ' ' an im ortant , . that she has not been in communica- sonlll
WA ED A AYRSHIRI L lug 101110 11° dbmlned D to cross the river anywhere
llnlllfit-'°'f”.ll_--three ‘honing 0ld_»5e;f . = -.... , __  , i_. . . ‘Sain in terrain, and, resuming his    tion with some point if she is rlltlll or Smsmal and even lf _ne snccee,l_
fifbur 'l‘l!'°ltli*, Bridgetown. " A bold' intention of hreskins through: afloat. Her usual trip 10 L0" 011 en ln dolng no ne would llnd himself
the wlwle ‘Null wlmclhlltls ‘flag gg pointed Minister of Pensions, a post nlgpalcned at anno lo llnlllnx vln sl site Silistriu, nnd there is a good
so van
F011- BN-'R 95- T9 1151' 11.517/ uraipbrousht ony 11° 11 ' . ' <1 1 ins ospitsi to oiisniinn,
' £  dottale on Gdfhld sl es In September the tactics of the 1`e‘~dllllY created' . _ _ John. 1°” llr°,I1f'll,8lm_n_
The Rappahannock is equipped “PP” 9 “n evenllnleld Marshal
' ‘ " 2086~11~llM1ipd. the enemy directed all his efforts as ---- from Halifax is within twelve days at once opposed by lonnlllanle Ron.
d she has made the voyage in a ld d ll Rnnnlnnn
ll-i--E----_--E-_ _ __ _ ir gt t g the triangle and to _ _ 1111 _ f , e y
°'ll.&1-'-Q,'-L T'conNER oF gi lit LONDON' Nm 7° Lloyds an gatiili solids ggotlnd north of the Homme (3P¢¢lll 1° 11:) ‘§";d|n°'QHnnd_ little over ten days. Early this your xl1:gl“l:‘ave°'lff;lly at excellent mil.
ltioll __ _zailchmdhd Btrdoll. I nounoe that the American stqsmship between that nlvm. nnn the Ancm COLUMBUS, OHI . o . I.. _ me Shenandoah' n nlenlnel. ol the d owes by which they could go to
rholhlr.. ofu`convouigil0°¢- 69°' Latino-'h_i\s -been sunk by a submarine l _ ll d ll ll (llvlslnn ol quarters of the anti-saloon esK“° ”’ slime ll“°' Wm* a Slmilsr cargo llnll ron r _
n nan in ann ll g¢ _ ,nhlny men have neen lnnllell nl Bal. The meant t e G; ll dl mm Westerville, it surburb of Columbus als bound to Lonnom WM snnn ny old of their 811196 V
'- A ' ` 1 'm'_1.:|tE‘v_Eh ry. 8'1‘lLel Lame vs: sunk on Ooto- llllliagglll-f;'$sb““l° n 0 Wo'sepa :;‘d1:Ym"°l";l`le‘llo:_E: egagnd iilviglimlatlfgx i1 stiibmarine near the entrance to the
WANTTU A- 9009 -°*l‘l‘ ll" 2 ' °l' 'el' °‘ "'rh southern hsttls in the district 1° E ‘fy n l l B nniilisn channel-
* "_‘ ' ` ‘ lu; p-good dark The men _ landed at Barry were 0 wide prohibition fisllin ill V9 11 d ° l ln ll commenced the
'gm' tm, `m' an W' . Dr F. Mac- b t- in b the Noi-we ian steam- °f Bl"'°l‘°° and V°"m”"ld°"l“°"' “nel t osterdsy‘s election. The states 5 “°°' 9 W r l
°111*l° *ii* l‘°l'°° "°“‘h 1' 3 this failure oi the loss to brook 11 Y Monlnna itiossins. s Furness wiihy host. ronl Prisoners Get
l,)°-l'°l‘l.'-ld°’ll,@,'l‘° - “119 Tmmp' ' Luroulli on a gain of terrain in the l"““l°d were Mlcmgannl Nebmnknf Halifax to Liverpool. was long over
. - 2950-11-9Mlwk. WABHPNUTON. Nov. 6--The . t B ll ch lnes ln con. South Dnkotah, Utah an due and her owne” nad commenced   
` ‘ stelmor Llnae is not lu Ailidfldld “ect” ° -amy an Bu .I-n Michigan the saloon was voted out i k h h d been me vlcllm nl . 
~ ‘  utgnttlltbuilllilllll "°l'"l' "°°°rdl“g t° record' of the, wqueanoglnnt heztzvvhztetdlhohddahoihggsdif by it majority of 30-00°' iitiliidl ‘dr gulimeliine. After she had --
- - *gn *W 'l 1 N i ntion or the Depart '1`h°' 5 1*- ---"-*"-" ' th -h rsoeivsil so Jonns Que.. Nov- 8- '1`W°-
Mlb ooi. stores. and sea mail- 1““'°'_l“ ° " 5 lll ll ll l, tended owing to the hesvylosses sus- been out over s mon .‘- ov - l - b one lan from new by one
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The Special Services
In Sf. James’ Ilail
The special service in St.
James' Hall lsst evening was large-
ly attended. Dr. Fullerton’s subject
was the Pharisee and the Penitent,
based on Luke VII: 36 Delinestlng
the character of the Pharlsee, the
speaker pointed out the friendship
of Simon for- Jesus, was cold' and
none too civil, that his invitation to
dinner was simply based on his de-
sire to stand’ in well with the crowd.
He was it religious connoisseur and
was following the rage of tlie mo-
ment just as many are doing today.
The woman in this incident shows a
vast amount of courage, exposing her-
self to the contempt of the host and
his guest because she was a sinner.
The meaning of these latter word!
is too palpable. It deals with a phase
of life which happily does not ob-
truude itself here and -need not
therefore be dwelt upon. What 8
biography is contained in the words:
*She was a sinner." Behind'tiiem;i1lo
years of innocence and it may be
but few periods of quiet, yet conven-
tionality of religion and society fling
her back into a degradation
where she may die. Christ receives
her mlnistrations, rebukes the Phari-
see and in words beautiful for their
daring, for their magnificent trust in
human nature, for their. heroic in-
dependence of the opinions of men.
for their perfect marriage of justice
and mercy, he saidnh "Go and enter
into peace, thy faith sth saved thee,"
giving us in a story that is unsur-
passed in tenderness and hesuty a
vivid illustration of the Gospel of
tho grace of God. Much harm has
bee-n done by an excessive rhlewrlc
which places all mein on s platform
ot equal guilt before God. Theme dm
degrees of guilt. The Pharisee and
outcast alike need their forgiveness
which cannot be won by toil which
is not the far. away goal of the
Christian life but the glorious gift of
God with which we_,start. This fob-
glveness fills the soul with the love
that overcometh all' things.
There was s large attendance of
the choir, the singing was hearty
and' the preacher intimated as his
subject for tonight, “The Great R0-
fusal." -
Arm Torn _From Ilody
MONCTON. Nov. 8- About 4.30
o’clock yesterday afternoon a nod
accident occurred at Lockhart’s Mill,
Humphreys, when Mr. Adolphe Rich-
ard, had his arm caught In the bolt
of the msciiinery and torn from his
body. The- shock recoivmt was so
terrible that lcath resulted within a
few minutes.
So far ss can be learned from fei-
low workmen Mr. Richard had his
erm caught in a belt while adjust-
ing some part of the machinery. The
arm was praticslly torn from the
body. the shock of which caused
death shortly afterwardb.
Dr. L. N. Bourque, lil quickly
summoned but it was fouiind impos-
illilaie to save the unnfortunuu umnfl
e.
The deceased is survived by a wife
and sim small children. the oldest
being only eleven years of Age.
It is not decided yet whether an
inquest will be hold or not.
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TOJIONTO. Nov. ll- lo
fresh southwesterly &
winds fair and warmer today.
showers on Friday. _ __ _
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