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8 ,‘;{:‘£_E,f’_;_§_‘_'_'§f_, ' ' M cstcnssaiissriy I
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THE CHARL TTEIOW GUARDIA .__

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BY MAILIN ADVANCE
BY MAIL IN ADVANCE
ITALIAN STABS   TAFT PROBABLY SAFE
TWO CANADIANS BY SMALL MAJORITY
One Will Die, The Other Recover, A New York Republican, Hughes Elected Governor, Mas-
Shocking Aff,-ay in New Brunswiok sachusetts Carried, West N0t Heard Froi_n-Newfound
Mining Town Neal- Fredericton land Elections Show Large Opposition Gains.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3-(Special)- widespread inte,-‘st was for the g0v_| BT, |JO_HN S Nov. 3 \SPecialI
Taft iS <'~e'C¢e'd Pl‘€Sid@11l1 0' The Uni-'emorsmp of New Y0,.k_ Hugheé is e1_ Early election returns, still incompl- _
FREDERICTON, -Nov. 3-'-_(special)
__A serious allrily took place at the
mining town of Minto-.ln which John
Eudine an Italian stabbed John Mc-
Kay fifteen times and Chriat.o'pher_
petuoy seven times.
Both are; lying at death’s door. Tlhel
atlray took place Sunday morning at
the home of a Russian miner.
McKay and Pettley who were on
friendly terms with the Russian, cal-_l
led uthis home during the even1ng,,
and while preparing to depart McKayl
caught hold of the Russlan’s wife and!
began whirling 'her around the room. l
Endine, who was a boarder at the
house became incensed at McKay’s
conduct and seizing a shot gun which'
was standing in the corner made for
him.
At this stage Petftley interfered and
took the gun away from the Italian.
The Italian by this time had his
_anger thoroughly aroused and whip-
‘ping one A knife stnhhsd Pettisy sev-
en times in the body and legs.
McKay went to the assistance of
_his friend and was stabbed iiftleen
[times in the region ofthe abdomen
by the infuriated Italian.
Reports from Minto tonight are
that Mackay’s recovery is absolutely
impossible. _
Pettley will probably recover.
Endine was taken to Greenhill jail
and Angelo Corbino, who witnessed'
the alliair is also locked up.
The hearing is postponed awaiting
the outcome of Mackay's injuries.
 von BUELD
BERLIN, Nov. 2-Chancillor Vorrthrough the hands of the Chancellor
Buelow s position; appears to be nl-I
most untenable
For and wide throughout the Em-
pirc the newspapers of all parties
discuss with varying degrlecs of mock-
ery, amazement and regret, the Gov-‘
ernmr1it’s explanation of how, what'
purported to be enormously import-,
ant utterances of the Eml>B’l`0‘T. 8/f-_
footing three greet POWGYS Passed'
 MAY co I
and along; line of foreign office offi-
cials, without seemingly having been
considered by any of them or even
rosa 'oy most oi those resivousible for
the delicate foreign relations.
The Emperor fully condones Prince
Von Buelow’s part 'in the atiair hul-
the Cnancellor’s authority and pres-
tige with the country have been so
shaken that he may again ask the
Emperor to relieve him.
Plll0E WEBBEH lll
lHE 0PElll HO0SE
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I
lDr. Wilfred Grenfell, the'La‘bra<lor
_ _ .missionary and lecturer, left here to-
Wvll 51196 With u WTY aPDfe°1al'1V° day for a si-x m,ont‘hs’ tour of Uanadai
audience, who applauded the acting and the United States in the interest
The Opera House, last night, was
of the Bostoo Comedy C0mp,,_ny_ in _of his work. Dr. Grenfell hopes to
sheir tins portrayed of the diilerent 0
characters in the protian play, The 1
Little Detective. Edwlna Grey E010. S
y
swat f¢‘=°P’°i°'1 D” he’ “PP°'““‘“°°» ini in the his or the Labrador mission
showing the strong hold she has on_
was admirable. and 11" ‘=h““'§°S 0’ ths const, Dr. Grsnisii had ssvsrni
character rapidly made. Mr. Wehher
won mirth-provoking in the extreme.
. _ 8.
U18 Ch9»l`l0tt°t°W“ Puuhcf her 5‘cu”g"i>een carried on. 'In his trips along
_ h
and his local hits took- immensely. ict, f|0e_
The musical duet by MGSBFS 5902900
.ina webhsr was rspturouslv and'de-
servedly encored. _With a promise t0
return next season, and make a long*
er stay, the worthy: manager conclud-
_sii a near, speech oi' thi :iks in front
of t-he curtain, and thort is no deny-
ing the fact that Mr. Webber has a.
niiine for respectable and clean per-
formances that is second to none in
the dramatic profession.
'JAPANESE SOLDIERS ARE ,know how many children the Sultan-
GETTING OUT OF KOREA. has--who were released llrom gilded
$00,000 WllNlE0
numerous imperial princes-no one
Bl GHENEELL
ST. JOI-I\N’S, ~Nfld., November 21-
aise n fund of ,$60,000 for the purpose,
f establishing a fishermen‘s institutal
ri St. John’s. He says that the pre-
ent ear has 'been the most success-
nd that a big amount of work has
thrilllngexperionces. On one occasilon
e narrowly escaped perishing on an
UHKISH PHINEESS
ENJ0l EHEE00lll=
mittee to
TTONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 2-The
- captivity bythe revolution, can now
.b _
si~:oUL, November 2-'rho thirteenth
division of the Javanese n1‘mY» after “
' K _
of linstilitles with the Koreans, is em-
liiirking for Japan. This action is
li.ivin been hero since the outbrealcof Europe," _
` ly
Lukcii as significant of the terminu- drive their own autos and* carriages.
tion of the trouble. fThey visit stores, lounge in the cafes,
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MCGILL UNIVERSITY
HONORS LORD MILNElt.|
MONTREAL, November 2-L0F<l
Milner arrived in the city this morn-l
ing from Ottawa and at a special
convocation of McGill university wnsi
given the honorary degree oil i.»L_D.l
There was a large attendance of thei
governors, professors nnd others in-|
'crested in college and at the close 0i\
the function Lord Milner addressed a
few words to those of the st1idents_
who were aole to get into convoca-
tion hall.
:K-_ 1- A--__
e seen daily in the streets of the
most beautiful and 'dirtiest capital
For the sake of novelty some of the.
oiiiig men go afoot, while others'
o slumming and inspect the land-
iarks, museums and mosques which,
heretofore they 'knew only from'
hotographs and pictures. The popu-
luce treat 'them coiirtesouly without
taking much notice of their coming_
ted States.
The returns already received indl- “cmd”
cate that he is safe, though his maj- Greater New Ymk gave Ch’-‘“`1"»
ority of votes ln the Electoral Col- Democrat, 'CWBIIW-five th0US8Dll P1111*
lege will be small and reports from wlity E-'ue Hughes' camo into New
west will not be received until early York C ty With 0119 Hundred thou-
Republicans carried New York the state-
State 'oy a heavy vote, In the presidental contest the Re-
The other contest which aroused Pllhlicfllls Carried Massachusetts-
mox-ning_ sand plurality from the remainder oli
DAY
 " I   E P.  EL0RD’S   I “E
ALLIANCE
Annual Meeting Held Las Night in Y. M
C_A. Address by Rev. W. O. Hanna -
An Account of the Work Done in
Canada -Election of Officers.
ete. indicate Opposition gaini-
Unoflicisl results show Government
victories in Carbonean and Harbor
Main. 
The Oppositio-~ evidently carried
Bay de Verde. ..._.'\;oi" Grace, Port de
Grave and the Southern shose. _
Final returns won't 'ue ‘received un-
til Thlirstlayknight.
I-Zfaiphic description of the ir
The P. E, I. L 'd'.- I ' '
met in ________ _ oi ~, Day Alliiince_Smith, D. P. Irving, John Agnew,
ii session lust evening in :ind W A 0 Morson
the Y.M.c. _ ~ ' ., ,' ' ' ~
ltlic iiieetin" :\"~isr?.IJimh.  mature of bLcH"tary‘_ReV' R' G' Stratmmi
‘Associate §c_____<________0__ lirifseiise of tlis_Sumnicrside.
or u 7 ., "- ~- _ _
adm Rem w_ ___ H_mu__ a_s___e_ri;___i__a_n__ _____l_i_<i.isurer, A. W. Sterns, Oharlotte-
Phe f ll
V ,_ _ .
gfegg- of the work in every p__0v_____:_ _;»__se______ o oiiini, resolutions were pas-
é_'_"-:_n‘;§;it- 1_'1_?___cu;i_gratiilated li l:l_. I. on’ 4_1? In view of the necessity of main.
_ ___ __ piopoiiion to the taining the ofliciency of our Organize?
t
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NEW BHUNSWIEK THE 00Y00ll
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Shall Be Carefully Consid- China Results in lroops Be-
ST- JOHN- N°"- 3“‘SP‘*°i“1)“T“‘* HONG KONG, Nov. 3-i'spsrinii_
Sons of Temperance annual .session Certain organizations he,-e ,,ttm,pted
today installed E. S. Hbnnigar Grand to force the merchants to discontinue OWEN SOUND' NEW' 3`"`(Spe°i“U_
Vorthy Patriarch. The stea. er Telegram of the Domin-
the Japanese boycott.
Chinese who will murder or mutilate
Hliliilllhhi wff»@@»»fl2f“'”t°°@ 
PH0H|0|ll0NYlN THUUBLE 0VEll SlEllMEll 00llNl0
ered Next Session. ing Called Out- , SEOVG WWI Ab0Ve Results-
The committee on the state of the This resulted in rioting and troops ion Transportation Co. was burned to
order reported on the necessity for had to be called out to restore m,de,._ the water s edge Sunday night near
more energetic actigni EW the V095- The Anti Jap leagues denounce as Manitoulm Island'
gum" committee and expressed them traitors those who favor discontinu- The steamer struck B' Shoal’ and hh”
satisfaction with Premier I-Iazen's‘ an- mg thelooycott shock overturned a galley stove, set-
swer'to the communication that pro- .They (mer rewards to an loyal ting fire to the woodwork.
hibition wi'll bc carefully considered _ _ . _ The crew and one passenger escaped
- ' ' , h d.
at the coming session. the u_mtom_ un arme
.sun n iiuni
luulruni ilciuni iuni iiiiiniisiiu  ,§m,_,,3_ ML
found both satisfactory. The promo- faction to restrain the Grand Coun- at noon and Burwood in iandmg 5 dory
ters ask that the city guarantee cil from disposing ofthe funds of the oontninlng four men. who at low tide:
bomb 0| the company to the extent order and the accused will come up will cross the bar to Libby Isiaud
of forty thousand dollars. A plant 'bo for hearing Thursday Belt- Bail WB-S 'where the wreck lies. The tug return-
cost one hundred thousand dollars to accepted in the sum of $2.500. ed ho,-¢_
be erected and the city will be given
a first mortage on this for security- ALFONSO OF SPAIN Levi Woodbury, which is lying at un-
The latter was referred to acum- WAS NEARLY DROWNED clior far from the wreck, reported
report in a week. _,__ that he had communicated 'oy signals
-- . » __ 1 ~ - with the keeper of the Libby Island
Kms A,‘,?,f;§,_°gf,,OQbf,‘;,°,,§\2§;,§,,,,,f‘£;§mIf,§,'}§ iight, sna had iosrnsa that the crew
CHICAGO MAR ' ieii by Prime Minister Maura and others. 05 the B°h00n9'l` landed' in 9; d'01`Y 011
'__' i 1 were proceeding in a. launch VVeilnes- the island. and Wm remain at the
CHICAGO. Nov' 3"`(SpeC R )__’ day to visit the uriiisei' Cutnloniu they 1ighl»h0\1S0 Until tba Wea-Ulef m0d0f' Y
There WHS “O m‘¥;ke‘;i ltodlagtigl ac were nearly drowned. Sl1€S»
count of the presi en a ee . . . -
Asmall passenger ste-aniei ian into
oderato southwest to northwest done
g,,_1es_ Ehowery. Thursday colder a-_l__ l`liehste_ninei nas trymgfo floss the ___ i Wll.I.l<.lVlS'I‘AD, Nov. 2--Tho Netli-
HALIFAX, Nov. 2-Proposals, for` GLACE BAY, N, a , Nov..2-John` ""”"‘
the -establishment of ai iu1‘I\it\1r@fBC- Moffatt, grand secretary nfl the P. W. ,
tory ill Halifax Whivh Will €mDl0y A. was arrested recently ona charge MA(;H]jA5_ Me__ Nov_ 2_0, account;
seventy-five men to start with, were of perjury, Information was laid by ofa merge ,_wr;hwe51_ gale, the mg 5_
laid before the city C011l1Ci1 I-0l1ighl1~,JaS. D.,McLennan, a m€'lT1h°1` Of U19 B. Jones, which tried to reach the un-
For some time a committee ol the P. W. A. The alleged perjury is said known Schooner stranded on Libby IS.
board of trade have been investigat- to have been committed in an afiidar- 'lamp was again unsuwessfui yeste-F.
ing this idea to try, and also the vit made by Mr. Moflatt in connec~ day_ although she made two attempts
business career of Oliver G. Anderson tion with recent legal proceedings to get to the W,-eck_ The tug- m,mag_
formerly of New Castle, N. B. They brought by the United Mine Wofkefs' ed to go close to Pettigrew’s Island
E0 WlllEH'S EO0E
Premier Hazen Promises It Against Japanese Goods in Sfeamel" Teleglam Slruckai
Shoal, Upsetting aGalley
_lill-
p ii i ii `t . - _ ~ _ ‘ _
_____L________nZii__i______h_a;l __f_e;_\._:z_i' _c¢_>_i_np_fl__nii1t§_li;ioii __.i_iid_tlic__e;l;i<.ationt of the public
Act (ima any 0|_]_,e,. pl,0vin‘__e ‘Ab u __i__i_i_i tr sua _e equi ablg oharmger
_ - ‘ ' *law and ocneficial eff t f '
lnutunci: of the ivork which the l  I f EL ec 0 its
_ _ , - _ - I t . . _
Day A111,,,,c,, was doing ha St‘_;ll<  _wo would respectf lly
_,__ __ _ te( _ _ i is ima _oin to make the pi-ese. _g.
at four thoiisriuil letters wcro is5u_ltion of the Loran, D th _ ~ _
cil from thc head oflice in Toronto In l1li\‘(‘oiii'~; I hd' ay e bublem of
ie;'ui'il to cumpiiliiits of liicoclics oiltl-ILA* \v0cl? oInpia;J:r E Day weekhlaud
the law. Of a‘ll coiiipliiuts reooiv l " H '
- ‘ A il 13| \\'c would strrn l '
Illnety-four pci' cent were scttlsd 'ill i ~ ~l » J gy recommend
through. lit ~ f - _ _ if _- 'ff',"‘-"S E” B"°"." “S ‘“““Y ““b`
   W    
,Our Del, C0 t _ __ _ ‘ _‘ -.;_1_l< =i>»_uiii11y incm-bers of the Alliance
letter fi'oiiinLlii;veli\tbfvililfiil' lllbiiihilflg  I-Eusfslhle' and mrw‘."rd cuutribu'
the Province; and in only ti? "` " l mu” “’ ‘"0 T’°“S“f°1` W1U10U'1 delay.
_ o ~ . _M
cent of the cases was gi i‘ccuurcep1l
legal prosecution*necessary. Mr, 
na. emphasized the fact that tho n,_’
holding of this law was a matter A l`,
concern to tho whole of Canada -,.1
no province could neglect to -.hal 
U10 burden-oi the work, ' ' I
The Treasurer, A, W, S -
sented his rep,,,.t_ b_hU“.ingteE_1_1_?’_?r_e"
igfééivt) of____the$2yi:_a_;-1 upltto Octl.  `“
» _ c. - .
that P.  I. become 1-osgsgsiilseill /it I I  d L . _ _ _
$115 i__ora_.- pn_y$A11isnoe of cnnnd.. ' --V S an alltf lo Llkelv
0 e sum o 225.00 for this nom - -
yon. to Die From olood
blfeyj R- G~ Sffflthie gave the sccrc- P - -
T°‘__ its F_€llort which will appear later. 0lSOIlll'lQ`r
I U” ‘U0 Uh Present some twenty
ocnl lminchcs in I-'. E. l., ouoh ,.,-_.ing
a coiit.i'ibution of from night d`O|1u,.`; -
tu seventy-tivo dollars; the laitci- _,E
;_nc;i_int being Charlottctown’s contri- QUEBEC. Nov. 3-(Special)-A
ll On. icaceiill~ 't' - .
Arrangements were made for visitor ihsiiltcd Laiicll lztenhinainifd .Rmgult W.”
l-i011 Of some districts that have not e~`f i S H N -YJ Greexf mm-
us yet responded to what the Alliance I ion Sydney_ while Standing Un:
exqpgctsd of them. Le‘1°" Fen? landing and Will probab-
B f0ll0Wil1g oiiicers were e1ected~_ ly die from blood poisoning fdllowin
- iz
PIes'_ReV' George Steel. Bedeqiie. Ia knife wound in the face '
v - ~ -
ice-Pres.-Rev. D. McLean, H ._ T _
F. Fullerton, Rev. D ri chEiI\‘sn"l A mob “f 20° Lev” P°°P1° “°"€l11Y
Rev, (;_ R_ wh§fe_ Re\._ 'cation Si____pi_hanillcd the Greek, who was saved onf
son, Very Rev. Dr. Morrison, Hom _ EY by the energetic efforts of the
Senator Robertson, Hou. Mattlicw.Police,
BURNS LIKES AUSTRALIA
,.,~_.»
CHICAGO, NOV, 2-Tgmmy Burns.
lakes Australia, according to a letter
received in Chicago yesterday from
the heavyweight champion, but what
is more important he tells about his
battle with Jack Johnson which will
takelplsce Dscsmiisr 26 nf. sydney,
"AB you know I have signed toi
The captain of the revenue cutter,
The schooner fs believed to be n
meet Johnson" Burns says, "But
you may not know that I am getting
my Price. as I always said I would.
I got .£6,000 -.ind it is an np in ins
Referec's office in London. Johnson
#cts .£1,000 win or lose, and- an ex-
tra £100 for his end of the moving
pictures and three round trip tickets
rom London."
 
EUNEESSES l0 SAVE
the launch with ii violent shock, but British vessel of about 100 tons. Sho   E
GALES AND 5H0WERS~ owing to the alertness of tho crew of lies ln an upright position om the bar
r-~ the liiiinch, who feudeil thc steamer ol? between Libby and Pcttigrcw's Is-
TORONTO, Nov, 4-(Special)-r f1mrti'oiisly. l1l'f\<`ti<‘HH)' H0 Ilillnill-50 “'11-‘i lands and has a dcckload of lumber. "'”*
aiuinin mul/| uiinwi
at
READING, Pit. Nov. 2-isnivntors
(larrito, an Italian, was exeouted
licrv Friilay lur thc murder of Tim-
gam_ _ »‘\““f` H )°“ crliinds (ioperniiient. fixed November
__._.._____1~ ... -#rv-1-*wil
DUTY ON BEER GOING Condensed nd! t00 late lOl' Clhlsih- Minaril‘s Lininieut Cures Colds &c. zuclii to rcvolio the dccroc of l’i'o.-;i-
1N'[‘() THE YUKON _catioh_will_2io_ui_id on p_a_ga thifi *__ ___“__xT__,,,_________a_________ dont; Castro, issued on May 14, pro.
lr-;I_._ us the liiiiit of tiiiic for Vene-
I’ . _ .ii hr-ro tho N-ii -1 i G »
come e_fi`r-rtive uftci'Siitiii'iliiy und \\l _ NFW YOF_K_ N_ Y__ N0v_ 2._fph,, wishes of Mrs. Astor, the ceremony _ ' _ L ‘cl “"5 _°V“"“1{“Uf
,.9_,_,_,“ in _del.,,.ivi“g ,hp h_.,._“.,.,~,, f_l\_i___ funmfal of M__S_ wm_ Aston New was of the simplest possima n__tm____ hnd not ilcclilcd upon ilcfinitoiiction.
and going. ,I
All the imperial princes are frequentl
visitors at. the Treasury, which is
not a public institution, but the place i
where the jewels and other precious
belongings of the imperial family are
kept. including unset diamonds; worth
millions. hcsides great stores of gold-
plnted articles of decoration and for
use.
_ _A_.. ::L _a_.._ __ ._ .»._._A_.... _._--4
TALE 
An Interesting Picture at
Changes of Specialty
Instructivs and fiill of intense in-
terest is the picture depicting’ the
story of ths suir Moth. Froi.. the
time it is in the form of the Chrysa-
lis nnu. ths iisnheiini nnishsd siiir in
the Web is ready for the wearer, the
liale ll told Com lete in data
' .- p il
beautiful in presentation, and hola-
ing the interest throughout, 'this film
ranks among the best obtainable.
The Savior Idol.
Bobby Shon.
Metamorphosss.
The Old Composer, these are the
P0-st of the subjects. three of them
being on the new reel for t-he night.
Miss Von Brantlers gives as her
Specialty, "Dat Friend' of Mine” n
colored love song and one ol the
SILK MOTH
New Wonderland Tonight_
by Miss Von Branders.
_most popular ones of the day. The
,illustratedf song "Love me all the
Time" will be given for the inst urns
tonight, and the music throughout is
exceptionally line. The piano is now
in charge of Mrs. Archibald Mc-
Kenna, a pianist of rare abllitty, and
an accompanist second to none. She
has iust returned from t/he North
West, where she had charge of the
piano in one of the finest picture
houses, and her music is certainly A
most attractive feature of the enter-
ta'nments in New Wonderland. 'fhus
the variety nttractlons keep up at
Lmiteil Staffs of tlnit tiaiilo t<~ii_i 0) _Y k. ~ 1 1 d 1 t enty y ,.5 At the close of the ceremony the There hns been _iniicli_ actiiity licic
he t““d°'°'“ mt “WEN mcmmdmu mtriinrk I>lEi<::Emat elilererlatg rixldenceenin funeral cortege Droceeded to Trinity of lute' but in E1? mtervlew today' thi’
,H h ,~,\“ct5_ Governor of Luraco said that Hol-
H D (,(_________.-..________ FlfEE_’l%‘l°'l“°'_-Ep-aw-Qvgiggevluw-Q]°ieEEE£L;QllE~@f£@2nt` land ought to have assurances that
W :L_
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1;
2.
.
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\\»».if»r_" `_
~ ' " '  ' liiniting the ii'uu~sliipnicnt of guoilsl
' »\
_ , ~ Q for \cntzucla at (`_ui'~ic I‘rc~'i 
v _ \ _ 2___A im) of ,i0 _ _ _ . O. slicn
~'~(i)tIsT»;;\ illloii lwer ul0.(si\uil Ilorfvl' (<"*'~"‘ has "°f‘lS*"1 £0 f0V0l<0 tins ile-
 orlted gito YiikoiiTili'i'ifin'_\' will t_c- ° ~ "WH hlll- 118 yet So fur as known
Venezuela had revoked the decree at
the last hour of the day fixed ac-
coriliiig to thc ultimatum before tak-
ing any active measuree. He believed
that his Government had made am-
ple prcpnriiti‘ons for any eventuiility
and ho added that a statement would
thy Kellher of Pittsburg, a member
of the state police. Kelllicr was stab-
bcil to death in attempting to rescue
ii young ivoinzin who wus attacked by
Giii'1‘ito and another Italian on the
oiiiskirts of this city.
ltichiiril Mcliwayno, colored, was
liimueil nt, York for the murder of E.
Warren Peterson, also colored a year
ago.
Lliirrieo lelt a statement to be'
Dlnced in the hands of the Italian
ambassador in Washington ehnt he
had uiiii~fl'~i‘oii n mari in Italy, for
which rriiiic n i_rotlii»r is serving a
25-yciir scIili‘i;i‘i~ in flint country. The
:~i_.rr‘iiir-iii. ili.ii lic i-onimltted‘ the
.murder is not gciicrnlly believed, 'out
"t.li|'oiigh this ilociiment he had
strong; hopes that his brother would
doiihtlcss hc issued. l
be freed. `
_ _ _ _ _ __` _ .___A--- ------ ,_ 4,-`
. ___ _
W _ I __= 'rim HAi.Ui=i, Nor. 2--No ‘oiorirnris
\~ .ig ofthe ports of Venezuela by the Neth-
;/,\ crlnnds Government hns ' " Loon nr-
\` dcrcd, nor will any ilcfinitc iictlon lm
tiikcn until the Govcfrinient receives
tho official text of President (‘fnstro‘s
/\`,
..`
Ciiiii/iso, ills., Nov. 2-With the
iissnrtion that the vntc for the lJ\'0-
hiliition piirty tomorrow Will IPB
twice as large as the largest evfff bc'
(gre cnet for the party. Climrman
l ifhurlon R, Jnhns announced today
` in-or insiirohiiiiiion Nntinhni com-
mittee hns been -assured on inCOIl1\! Of
twenty five thousand ilollii_rs tl YUM'
h xt four yenra with wlilrli
New Wonderland, and there ls ever 4 ESQ” fm' " ° n' ' ` M J img
_ to carry nn its work. \‘_ 0
me thine new t ttr ct nd please. ABEGWEIT FOOTBALL TEAM. . _ i i | gm; i r
game __o___g_____ o a fi a Some years ago. How many do you know. _ _ _ _ __ _.. _ sind that the nnnnr ii me i o
J
' -_ N0 BLOCKADE ORDERED
nd Dutch note. As
llhglynlgciirlils Iizcelii stated, however,
l-liillhnd is fiill_Y Prepar_edd_i_<_!l` ghilgsi'
iii dciiionstriitiorli '"1 “ 3 d
,um that tho circumstances may e-
mnnd' _ _ -- ----<:: 
monisrs coNriDENT
tho party hns been l\\¢<1¥§€*\ “Y °“°
thoiisnnil prominent PHBUU5- __ t
“with the widespread ‘ln ere;
shown in the work of suppressing _*_ 0
liquor traffic and the votes a en
from this old PBT'-W9 IIY 0'" p"‘d°°'
tiiil nominee. E“E°l10 W- Cfmnn' '°
wiu force tho prohibit-l°h i”“° U’ "“°
dominant qiuescion in National P011'
tics" snlil Mr. Jhonh. "EWTY PTO*
port is for ii wide desertlon "Om *th*
iiopiiidirnn und Domocrntlt t0 thn
pr~ilil:»itlori ranks,”
nziw-
s- 3-fu