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‘vigyflfcry-_1,',~;;';,,-,»,¢l,1,l;,1; ' 1,fl>,i,l,,,i CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,4908. . ; ‘A ‘-"'§."‘.‘..".i\"'V“T"T“""l”'i‘H
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EXPEUSIUN UE
BIN MAGAZINE
At Calcutta, Was Pure Accid-
ent, But First Agitators Were
Blamed For It.
CALCUTTA, Dec. T'-(Special)-An
explosion of a magazine station re-
sulted in killing cle-ven men and
wounding twenty-six others. '
Most of the injured will die.
At the time of the explosion the
men were engaged in converting ball
cartridges into blank cartridges.
it was first reported that the ac-
cident was the work of agitators ln t
the rumor was quickly disprovel.
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UHSAN HETIITAE
EAST EVENING
ln St- James’ Church Was a
Rare Musical Treat Enjoy-
ed by Nlany.
to
z\a`l=1~=ce»r~N
Ne\v Brunswick 
Ontario 
Quebec  
Manitoba   .
British Columbia 
Although the unexpected storm of
last evening blew a_hurricane and
heavy rain fell there "was still a lnrgd'
number in attendance at the Sucredl
concert and organ recital ill St.
James Church. It was under the iii-
ton. it responded in every note clear
and distinct `\'n the organ solos “On
tile Coast," by D. Buck and the over-,
ture to William Tell by Rossine. Thisl
oventure is one of the masterpieces ofA
the brilliant Italian. The opening An-
dante for five violincellos and d-iviided'
double basses at once carries thei
listener away to the calm regions
and soliitudesi ofthe snowy Al-ps. In
the next movement rain drops begin
to fall and the calm is dispelled hy;
the raging of the storm. Its furyl
spent, the clouds clear away and all
is bright again. Suddenly there is of
trumpet call to arms; troops are
mustering and the shepherd patriots
march oi! to a spirited quickste-p to
protect their country. The Overture
ends with their return amid shouts'
of victory and exuitations. Miss Vair
very cleverly and feelingly played the
gland offertoire "St, Cecilia" by
Batiste. The soloists of the evening,
Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Blanchard,
were in splendid voice. Miss Fitzger-
ald, in Handel's He Shiili Feed His
Flock, and S. S <`.lle’s Auidc With
Me, were very efle/.:tl» c, "rr fine voice,
never being heard to ...cter advant-
age, while M.‘ss Blanchard, in Dream
of Paradise by Gray excelled herself,
her sweet voice and clear cnunciation
being much enjoyed. Exceptionally
well did the choir of upwards of thir-
ty voices accord in their unaccom-
panied choruses of Hyller's Rock of
Alles and D. Buck’s Lend Kindly
Light. In these every \voli.l was so
clearly expressed that breatlllcss sil-
ence was kept throughout. their lendi-
iion, so dear were thc familiar strains-A
to the audience. In the grand* choruses
the choir excelled themselves, \'-l;'L'lc
the Heillellljah (Messiah) Handel, was
thc masterpiece ofthe cvcnilin, the
voices of ea._ch singers, clcl-.u‘ ns ll 001|.
could 'ne,lleard in- this great; scnl; of
praisie. The vocal trio Thy Throne Oh
God, by Miss McCready, Messrs (fal-
der null Barlow, was exceptiollsilly
pleasing, the voices blending llarnlon-
*_ for sow nine mos, and unialer,won by UH have arrived' iu Duff. bringing.   
A_ A_ Mcgmgll, MM-Sl,lleld_ l_>_ E_ l_ tales of narrow escapes from wateryyc  
ST_ JQHNI N_ B__ D _ 5__E1 ti GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP. U8-V€S» . _
etiuous are as folio gc ec Un For 'best pen of three, sow under The Steamer B0Sii0u. of the Dumm-
P w"` _S-lx m0s_ Sow Six mouths and under ion Atlantic Line, caught fire in the
P. E. Ialand  ,.. ,one yea,._ sow over one yea,._ won by hold last. F;-may, when llgty mllps.
|Ro-pcr Bros., Charlottetown, P, E_1_ Out of Yarmouth. The tire raged a-
. SHEEP bout; the cargo of oil and the crew 1*
LHiC&St€!‘S. LiTlC01nS and Cotswolds, extinguished the fianlcs only after a,
Sem ,mm Ewe two years or oven terrible b_at.t»le_, The passengers he-l NIAGARA F.-\LLS_ Ont., Dec. 6. -,
__           
Total _ _ _ _
__ _ 56 Bogifexl %S_:'_:n_;___ Uwua » “` ber shim if it became necessary leases, over one hundred and fifty cat-
 ' Sem 'two  one year and under The Plant Line stenmer_Lady Sy‘bil` tl’ 8'” being destfoyed on we Jacob,
two, First Albert Boswell Pownal; Came into POW dwketl “'1fl1 *OHS Of DCM St0°k farm Just Outside Nissa-
ti *”’*
SNNW STUHM BY EEHE NESTHNYEN THE BNNNTYT ACT   A HNJH PNIZE P WASHINGTITN
l_. sl- -l-1 -ln Ii
'roRoN'ro, Dec. r-(spe¢lal>- 'rue K1Nos'roN, nec. 1-(special)-'rue OTTAWA, nec. r-tsreciali-The H1*-T-IFAX. Dec. '.'-(special)-The WASHINGTON. Dec. 7»(Special',-
‘first genuine snowstorm of the season Wormwith piano factory and Craig’s Vef¢1`an's bounty uct its proving 5t°f1m€1” Valentia Wachlfd DOW A048? Th° second “°”'°“ Of tl” Siliitfh
is now prevailing here. wholesale grocery we-re damaged to Very lJOPulal‘. NNCOWAHE a I`iCl1 Prize ill the 53111176 Of C°“g"eSS Opfmed A-Odal’ Wil-T1 the us-
The temperature rose and slushy the extent of a hundred and ‘twenty Almady three HIOUSHHII ilve hllnd-'the' Standard Oil tank Efeumef Ori- “al immense gachefiilg Of SPBCLHYOFS.
streets result. , thousand dollars by a fire which ori- red warrants have been issued and name- From “NIV m0f11iDE the Capitol
E In Quebec Province the weather is ginated in the varnish room and U10 Milufia Department. has received The latter left Philadelphia for 2I`0ul1d9 were thronged and the keen-
`S0m¢W11Ht Culder and consequently Svrewd rapidly. ` applications bringing the total to France, Nov. 25, _est interest displayed in the proceed-
ithc sleighing is good. Two hundred pianos were destroyed. nearly tell thousand. Four days int" he tai-lshaft broke mgs- T
'inc snow Storm proves 8, godsend ------ the Propeller cas lust and the ori- Swfewrv Cortelyou has submitted
neccssltatln ` '
.~ ' ' g the employment 'oi hun-     ‘flame signalled for help. ia table of appropriations for 1910,
,l,~c(],, of idle mem The Valentin appeared in a few, thi estimates totalling $842,000,000,
____ hours and passed ll lln,~,_ 'being fifty-eight millions over the pra-
,      After considerable unnculty Halifax wit year.
  . was reached, the distance traversed m
_ .___ being three hundred miles
Thu Oriflame and cargo are valued   
AMHERST, N_ 3,, pe¢_ 5__D.ma¢.,,l BOSTON, Dec, 0-Two steamcrs at Seveuty thousand' dollars.
by the Blaechiorn calf Meal Factory plying between Boston and Nova ses- it
AT NIASANA EAEES
_ .. Yi--7-1-' -
GHEAT LAKES P|ANli EAETUNN PTNTVES PUPNEAH WAS TUWEIT IN- SLTNENESS UPENS
First This Season, Tu.ns to Two Hundred Instruments Nearly T011 Th0USand Velef TE18 Standard 0i| Steamer Ammense COHCOUFSBOESDIMI
Slush. 'Quebec Has Enough Went Up in Smoke at King- ans Have Made Application Broughtto Halifax Will Prob- HAOFS- BTS Estimates FOV
For Good Sleighing. stan Factory Yesterday. For Land Warrants. ably Yield Big Salvage. the Next Fiscal Year.
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APNESTUN SNES I
JAPAN EETITUNS
i '
F ur Reprinting What Wicked
Canadian Papers _Said'Ab-
T out Him During Election.
._,_,_
VICTORIA, DIC. T.-~(SpeCia1)-'W. T.
H. Preston, the Canadian Trade Com.-
lmissioner in Japan, has instituted
union against two leading Japuloag
journals for reprinting articles ooh-
cerning himself from the Victoria Col-
onist during the election campaign
which articles he alleges were sound.
alously false.
STUDENTS ANTI
PULIIIE ELASN
-_1
LONDON, December 6-The com-
mercial Treaties' association of Ber-
lini will publish shortlv a msmoidnl
. 'second Albert Boswell, Pownal; calm ive- The steamer leit Halifax on Fri- rs Falls, N. Ya' one of the largest
g Albert Boswell, Pownal; fourilh Albertlday morning and mn into 3' gale' stock farms in the district' At Six
BOSWGIL P0wn.a1_ _i'l"he ice coated thu bows down and o’clock last night about fifty head
Sec th,-el, Ewe Lam F1,-Bt could not be removed owln ll had be k ll
| _ _ _ b_ ' Alberci _ , ' g tot e _ en_ i ed and the slaughter
0 |   Boswell, Pownal; second Samuel ]_,a_,,e§rolllng of the vessel, and the i_ncreas'- W111 COHUHUS H11 dBY- A i1l`e'l1Ch One
cient direction of Prof. T, Singletoni Pownal? third Samue1_L21I1@. P0WU111l'°d Weight thmatbnid tc smk her hundred and .s'Wenty'5ve fe" long
and the choir of St. James, assistcill .__ ‘fourth Samuel Lane, Pownal. ‘Vith EWTY big _WaVe» and ten Feet Wide has been d\1`€» Bud
by a few musical friends. Tile magni- SGC- f0UI'tl1 Yeuflins Sewer- Fl-I`Sti_ _ _ _ _
ment pipe organ which is one 0,- the| _ Samuel Lane, Pownal; Sewml Albert .lrid‘l.;e through the trlp, and all but and* _coyered with qulcklrmc.
guest ln ll-,Z M,,,lUm,, l»,-ovinces ,vasl L0ND0N» DCU 5-A DFOOE Of the lu- l305well_ Pownal; third Samuel L,,ne_jcollapsed from exhaustion when the This is the largest slaughter of dis-
in perfect time having been put ln Cl`8uS€d IJODl1-lution in Italy during thei Pownal; fourth Albert Boswell, Pow_lvc»ssel was finally doclreil-tlvcnty eased _cattle since the quarantine was
tlwl-ougo order by profess,” Singlm last few years is afforded 'oy the fact nal. iA\0Uf`S 0V°I`d‘“’- eS`tabhSh“d‘
Sec. fifth Wether Lamb, first A1-I, __.___..___ ' _._ ' - w .Y _ _. W
bert Boswell, Pownal; second Samuel
Lane, Pownal; third Samuel La'ne,'    '
Lane, Pownal; fourth, Albert Boswell, ' i
Pownal. ‘
I   . silllluss SANATORIUM
' Spring Wheat, White or Red Fife. ‘
First J.  Harrison Maccan' sec-
that the number of young men born
in 1888 who are bound by law to
servo in 'the army amounted this year
to 110,000, instead of about 76,000, as
in previous years. This increase was
unforeseen, so much so, in fact, that
when the men joined etheill regiments
it was foiund that the barracks was
not large enough to hold them.
The recruits wene sheltered under
canvas and camp blankets were is-
sued, Very soon the Army Service
Corps provided beds and bedding, and
suppressed churches and convents in
sever.ll _;;arl'i_'on towns were used as
barwacks.
The increase is due in part to- the|
regular growth of the population, but
also to the considerable numbers of
returned emigrants from America.
SIR WILFRID
WILL ACCEPT
OTTAWA, Dec. 6--Laurier has, it
is asserted, decided to accept Hon.
Wm. Templem.nu's resignation from'
the Cabinet, and will offer the port-
folio of Inland Revenue and Mines to
Ralph Smith, M. P. for Nanaimo. I
YOUNG ELECTRICIAN
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
WINTHRUP, Mass., Dec. 6-I-In/rry
Smith, an electrician by trade, com-
mitted suicide yesterday at the re-
sidence of Chas. E. Morse, where he
was visit ng, by shooting with a re-_
\o-lvir during a period of temporary
insanity caused by ill _llcaltll. He wus
llnlnurdietl.
ilusly. The National Anthem l.rotle'llt
to il close a musical treat whi':ll` will
linger long in the memories of those
who had the pleasure of being in at-
tendance and the wish of many is
that the future will have in store
similar musical treats under the very
capable direction of Prof. Singleton
and his assistants-. »
lREMAN’S BENEFIT TUNIGHT
Three Reels, Two Grand F
__...__.L
ire Scenes. Feature Films
in Specialty work. Also,
Worth Seeing. Mr. il ' '
 -_~--_ » Miss Von Branders. _
3.. UA.
y~,-vz:l‘»f.il»- '
The "Bilpdtb_ "Fire pictures vrlllf-ll
were shown last nlullt at New W0“'
rlerlan`d,"`_ will be repeated tonight
for the benefit of the Fire Laddies
themselves. These Fire scellen are
the Kralrdelst _and most sllllfirh DAC'
tul-es ever featured. Lust alirlll '~‘-'nu
something worlh renlcm‘berini-T at
New Wonderland, and tonight tllcso
Pictures will be repeated for the bei-
nrllt of the Fireman themselves, with
thc addition of anolher ree-l-Cruuull
“if `-Tealuusly. Evcrybo<lY`9 BYWDH*
“lieu should go out to the brave
Fircmen who risk their lives for any
and o h ser-
zcr n ll lnlllnchlnal .'nw'-fvf in h“““- ‘md E" “d‘“E‘°“ t° 9"'
"Hay :D Trll1:!tNE!E1lE"tliiug,llll`aV8 in the being a good Une Wm- °“° °l ,~th° gee.
tlvtnz .ef their nary. and. like inc. best ue put 011111 thi” P°P“\e' 'M' _,““
soldiers. Ready to Do And Die, A ire. Come one and all._h11d ml-1:0 Ja"
U""‘ Drolrnm is promised. What the ntsht 0| th* F“'°m°""“ Bm’ E MZ"
more could Us Wanted than Now Won-|000 to hc rilnlmnbercd. I Y
derlund at the head Of lflaifii and
the Fire lladdies as the ones to be-
nefit Come tonight. Everybody
,m-(l ,mylml-ly, Ten cents ad‘m‘issi-on
'ls simply to help the Fire Boys
‘far tonight and ine additional price
inlong. No one knows when t.`h9Y
lovili need' them. Glvo them a bv-
‘nefft which will bc worth rememiber-
ing and recollect at the same lllme
that the word that goes along the
lim, ls, Charlottetown Firemen. BTU
the Bravest in the ,Worldu N‘.0‘<'€-\‘
mind anything but whom the benefit is
` The 0 ram is assured when
ond J. E, Harrison, 1 Maccan; third ` T
A. A. lVI`cBen.th Marshfield
Spring Wheat; any other varie1:y.E Managers Realize Phystg' I  Moral Developmenii
First Duncan Stewart, Southport'
A .
second Horace Wright, Bedeléue; four: ovef Emphaslled.
th Elle Arseuault, Urbunville.
. Third Isaac Doughart, Long Riverf
tllird B. A. Mullet, Little York; foul-_
th H. Wright, L. Bedeoue.
Sec. thirteen, Timothy Seed.
Third Richard Creed Alb'
White Oats.
Sec. Exhibit hand selected need,
First; Richard Creed, Albion.
Third Jas. Marshbank, New Annan.
Black Oats.
First Ira L. Rodd, North Mlitc-ll.
Second Jas. Marchbank, New An-
_#1-iv-O
CHICAGO MARKETS
The captain bravely stuck to the the cows are buried as soon as'l-filled
Oats, American Banner. -;__.-_-¥-_»-
OMS B-'HY Dthef White Vul`i°fY» BATTLE CREEK,Michiga,u Dec. .'1,-
Second Wm. J. Gibson, Mairsllfieldq Recent developments at the Suratorium
third Isaac Doughart, Long River. have revealed tzlat for some time lliusl
3 Oats black, A. B. Variety. there has been agreat growing fee ing
A Third Peter Brodie, Lime York, ?nt1;el;:1l_rt_ elf the] In-Zlinagerrielnt imd
` Barley sl; I-owe,-l_ acn ty . a plysica all more eve op- _
Fl,-st peter Brodie Mmle york ment has been emphasized to the ne- |onlyl'1thu_s_c<;uld_;ll§ \votr;)l;_?1l_~;t;i_;:f_1;_le1t1§;
second Leonard Cou,.t_ Donamtol glcct, if not at tllopxponse, ot spiritual  the :lol of _an Hiciagx and of p°__m_m_
Fifth walter Bu1mer_ Westmorelandllvllltllre, This feeling led toa series o lg es _e,,rLe c .
. lronferonces betlveln members of the ellt \\oltll. _ ,-
Pmm" business staff doctors and instructors » During the course and at the close of
Barley' any two mwed variety' ofthe school hf Physical C‘nltul'e. The these remarks, Mr. Mncfaclden was in-
First B' A' M°u°tt' uttlc YGEEE- movement reached its culmination oui Derruptud by fl`°<ll10“¢ 0»l‘I’E9-“59- which
F0“l`th Walt" Bulmef. Westm-off# Wednesduymenillg in one of the most demonstrated that his_ auditors most
land Point- relnarkublo gatherings ever held in thegheartily approved his views and conn-
Fifut Richard CI`°¢d. -Ulfiull P. institution. It had been previollsly sr- jscls.
E , I .
ranged lhat, so fur as possible, et ery
Sec. eight, Barley hulless. member o the school and all employees N
second Peter Bl-cal.-,, Little York. ofthe institution should be relwved, THE c. P. R. EXPRESS wsacx,
Third peter Brodie, Llttle YC,-.;_ from dnt at six o`ci_ock. It was an-l _.__
Fouth Rlchard Creed, Albiom noullced that hir, Mcfadden desired thel S1-_ JOHN_ December 6_The imve5_
Sec. nine, Buckwheat, smooth. T’res°“°° °1 an 1" Elm mam parl" st tigation into Thursday/'s train wreck
Second Wm. J. Gibson, Marshfield that hmlr ff" “ heart to heart' talk Tho lon the C. P. R. here began yesterday.
' spacious l'omll_nllrl its annex were pack- ,S0 fm. the developments, Show that “_
cd to o\elf]o\vnlg\‘.|tll a. curious. _ex- , h , _ ~ th on Iland
lieltts.llt<'ompally. I)l'.L:u'soll pl'esl<lc<`f 8 unt ns. 6/ngmgran r gh E
and introiluced Mr. lilacfluldell who re-
P E I . lon, L,_(__i\.-,,d a hea,.ty,.0,,,,,,10f al,py,,,,5,,_ iglleltrack, and had left the switch
. .. _ `_L, '_.k.;_ \l_v0ll.
     ritz?      of  W-at
S_ec. seventeen, Potatoes, long ,1,,,,,,,,,._tl~,,1 attitude lmvlw-(1 religioll in lat 9.30 o'c1ock Friday, when the first
Wh1E'e~ gellcrul, undllavingit great adnlirutiou train passed through a pile of wreck-
FiI`Sf Peter Bfviiif. 1-9'-'J 1'\>""i for people of lilly and every cl'eed wllot ed cars and engine on the outer side
second Samuel Hastin-1', Amherst lind nsitivo collvictions and uollsciellt- of the main line, The engine, postal
P
Head. iouslyli\'e<l_tllolll,llclladl\e\'er_ as yet cars and two baggage ca-ps wi,1 be
Sec. nineteen, Potatoes Red type. idolltifio<l_llllustI!_lIt yvtltlll any Cllrlritlan taken to the Shops for repull-B_
Third Thomas Waugh, W. Be. orgillllza lon. ls le las leon so llsy
defluei follrtll W. O. Creighton, West‘thutllc hull ne_vcl'gl\'en due _collsl_dT\_":ti PEARY AGAIN ELECTED
 tra:is.z‘::‘..;:.°‘ax§i.;u:.i;‘“nrxs..‘;:.  OF CLUB-
sec' twenty' Potatoes dark skim zine he hull avoided discussions ot' reli- "”`
ned. _ - _ ~ , ~ _ NEW YORK, Dec. ti--Commander
Third B_ A_ Moueth Little York; glous snl>_1cl_ts._I~lellallconslder<il_hlln_ R _bt A_ P il 1
. . l .\. on one inrtlcllllu 0 wry' now m es away n
Spring wheat' red and Wm" fue'  Eillslpehinl Eefztltlglse qngstions to U10 NOFUI. 110W many miles D0 0119
Exhibit "E 'hand 5el“°te‘1 seeds- others wllonl he rogurlled as specialists knows, NW UW €XP10fiU'§ DKNY. WuS
Fifut R000- D- Macxfl-Y. Balmofhll along tllutlille, feeling ullquulitiell to re-elected President at the annual
Mills. ,pl'|nloll|u~o sucll ripilliolls himself. lic dinner of the explorers club last
Sec. two, Group exhibit. ||nlll colno to it-"l thatumong his stu night, other officers were also re-
Flrst Robert MacKay. Millsvillry, dents purtiullluriy tllis lion-colllmittu el¢Cw¢l_ 1-lqll-bore Lnnlg, Manager of
second Percy Marshbanlr, New Annan. attitude ofllis haul been niis<'ollstl'ucd the _/lmericun lylllpeuln of Nfltllmgl
Spring Whew, A. 0. v. us vue "f ~“"'“f°'“l’ff°'- ‘f““* \\°“fi“" liisionv, cold ua- clan asain. the mg
if lclsir H hll
Group Exhibit. »\_vill'l.-l lr! ulll-.Y-_ ‘E . “‘ W," game found in that part of Africa,
First Thos. S. Waugh, North Bede- {;'._‘_m(`_‘}nt;’l3(‘f‘;;‘l_?f‘_?1;:;;;1f§f:tf‘ga';  which President Roosevelt is soon to
clue. ’ __ ' '~ , , '- visit. '
sem- E. A--.neil-. U»i»_l-will-. in;;“,~;;,f;*;:,‘;,;::,f‘;;;l"if til: _--_
Timm R,ich“rd Cm.c.d‘ Albion’ ullllsc their' minds of it.
Fourth F' J' vugghltonf Bridge' It was his wish that every one of
COWII. P- E- I- them should array themselves on the
side of every forccill the community
making for morality and righteousness.
Ho particular] clllo ized the character
Y K
town.
mm' gas' n Exhibit f hand `ec*»~`A»" Highest cash price paid for
Six rowcd Barley. ec' 0 8 __ ° 3*" "u,
seed. .
Mininllur Liniment Cure»Distempe'. First Richard Creed.
‘ ' Mir. m'd's lnniment Cures Diphtheria,
v . ll e ds t eir for. Pl' K ` __
"A001 WINE-Zofliiece Zh: fEEuEics. the dan-'Now Wonderland m1\\1RS°¥“°'W has HN' CHICAGO' Deemlbn "“sp°°E“1)
Wheat ..............  101
I Z
Corn  .  625 FAIR AND COLDER.
. Polk   ,$14.50 --
. Wheat  .4 104| TORONTO, December 8-(Speclal)-
. Corn   Mi West to North west. gales, fair, and
Pork  .. ,.  ..........$15,80 turning colder.
,_ T i
Second 'l`. J. Wigginton, Bridge-
and work ofthe Y. l\I. C. A. and the
Y. W. C. A. and sail that nothing
would please him better than to have
all the students and employees become
interested in and take a stand upon the
side o positive, virilo Christianity; that
yard switch, which controls the dou-
entitled, “Concerning the read.u.st-
ment of the German-Canadian com-
mercial relations.” From this it ap.
DBMS that numerous manufacturers
for years have maintained businesses
in Canada without profit in the hope
that the tariii conflict would soon be
settled. It is also shown that the re-
moval oftithe surtax would' alorne re-
sult in a considerable development of
German export trade. The advantages
to Cans/da of an understanding with
Germlany are also exhaustively sct
forth; much that now comes to Ger-
many from Argentina and the United
States could be 'nought from the
Dominion. The Commercial Treaties'
association now suggest the arrange-
ment 'oetween Germany and Canada
that in rieturn for the removal of the
snrtax on German goods Germany
should grant the Dominion the pro
vislonal establishment of a. German
conventional taxlin, with a clen'
recognition of the existing prei'eren'e
in favor of Great Britain.
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THE PNIZE WINNEHS
AT AAAHEHST EAIH
_  _ .. ....
AMHERST, Dec. 6-The following
are prize winners of this Provm¢° 2\2
the Amherst Winter Fair.
Dressed carcasses to be shown from
any sheep under 1 year in zcregolng
classes. I
5th. W. H. P. Cooke, Little \'ork.|
SWINE DRESBED CAR. lAS.SES.
Pair of carcasses must have hceni
shown in foregoing classes. 
1st. Peter ‘Brodie, Little York.
3rd. Wm. J. Gibson-, Marsndei-l. '
4tn. R. McBeath, Marsu’le.\_d.
5th R Ch rlottrtlii-r
oper, a ,. .n.
Sth P. Cooke, Little 'fori-'_
.ease
sg¥F;@
P. Cooke, Little 'lolit-
urt, Donaldston. P- E I-
McBeaith, Mareudeid.
POULTRY.
Plymouth Rock, Buff, Pullet. lst-
L, H, D. Foster, Marshfield-
Wyandottes, Columbian, Pullet. 2nd
._-Peter Brodie, Little York.
Minorcas, Black, S. C. Cock. lstf-
P Th Charlottetown
91.11
l0th
12th.
KINGSTON, Ont., Dec. T--Lan
ight the pclica and Qucen’s stu-
dents had a clash on Princess Street.
'_ he students were having their ain-
rual rush and were forcing an en-
.rance to the Grand Opera 'Haney
'hen the police intervered. The Btu-
ients were driven from the main cor-
ridor and later.a iight occurred on
.Lie Street, when eggs, cluix, and
Nirt were used by the students
;,cainl-lt the policemen and the Oper;
llouse. The front of the building wao
Iadly damaged. The police arreltod
the six ring-leaders and in taking
them to the station, had to fight
every in h cf the way. Several Con-
:tables were hurt., so were some of tho
students. It was only when the Con-
stables were ordered to ho-ld their
prisoners by the use of revolverrs
that the stride-nts fell away. It is siifl
that some of th- str-den's wo 4- crm-
ed with _axe h “ lcv ' " f
re ‘ave-ed r' » ' -
-il
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.  '-'~"l`.K, Dec. 7-Mr. Ladon if-.
pli s no i..eident Roosevelt‘s letter
as flllows:-“The editor of the Sun
pr»~sents his compliments to Mr. Ro-
osevelt acknowledges his aciive sen-
si‘»ility in respect of the attention
which Mr. Roosevelt has been good
ero gh to pay him in his letter to
the Hon. Wm. Dudley, of Indlann. Al
to_ :his challenge, the editor of the
.<1~-.n declines ¢, controversy with Mr.
R -olevelt. He is by no means indif-
f-r nt to the implied compliment dis-
ceinihlc tn Mr. Roosevelt/s ti-rude,
but Mr. Roosevelt has shown in his
fre- nent collisions with various por-
zons of distinction that he has A
overwhelming aifvaintegc ovcr any
respectable antagonist in his (lh.
Rooeevsltfs) complete lack of nndl-
bility in such lnat'berl."
-C. P. Thorne, Charlottetown.
Mfnorcas, Black, S. C. Pullvt. 1l'b-
Oi\P. Thcrrno, Charlottetown.
1-Iamburgs, G. P. ol S. P. Coukarel
ist-1.. A. Haszard, _Ohsrlot/tot/own.
Pullet. lst-L, A. Hsenmrd, Giu-
lotteftown. _
'Bantsms Sembright cock 2nd.--L. A.
Haszard, Charlottetown.
Bantams, Seabright Hen. lib.-L.
A, Hssnsrd, Charlottetown.
Bantams, Seabright Cockarei. lit-
L. A. Haszand; Charlottcbovm
G- _- Ofnfél k S_ C_ Hén ,s,__ aascams, scabi-ight Pallet. 'ist-ul
MIHOFCHS- *‘° ' ’ |11. Houma. Charlottetown.
C, P. Thorne, Charlottetown.
lvlinopcas, Black, S. C. Cockerel lst
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A PHYSICAL MENACE
LONDON, December 6-There has
been li sort of sensational aftermath
of Prof. W. Z. Ripley's Huxley Me-
morial lecture, when it was discov-
Min:ll'll‘s Liniment Cures (larger in cow
9°1‘fl¢L“°."__, A,f‘_YS_.'L‘L_°"‘°“;’
A'1`29_l“$*_!°_._'_°1“E!_°°°_°.l‘£*;? __
‘ VPEN good horses wanted from four
A to eight years of age. Apply at
W. F. Itu`uln's livery Stable. 12-Sd3l.
_'ETERAN’S SCHIP BOU(}H'l‘Z--
South Rfrica Veteran‘s Land Scrip.
If desired I will arrange a sale on n
commission basis, Write to J, H. Mc-
Diarmid, Saturday Night Building,
Toronto. ___}§'§j11}~
1 osr Friday or saturday wallvt
a' containing large sum of money
land cheque in favor of M. P. Hogan
by W.W.I-Iurper for the sum of $60.00.
Finder rewarded by lggvltny wits* the
_ . l o an, r nee .
owner M P 'i K ]z_7“'_
ered that what tlae Harvard professor
aseer ec was a p ysical danger to the
‘United States also mcnaced Canaida.
About 25,000,000 persons had gone
from Europe to the United States
_sincc 1820, said Prof. ltipley. Aquar-
ter of u. century ago two-'thirldsol the
immigrants were drawn from the Au-
glo-Saxon or Teutonic pdpulatlvu Of
Northwestern Europe. Last year £110
total of ahout 1,250,000 arrivals was
distributed as follows:-Three hun-
dred and thirty thousand of the Me-
diterranean luv: one*l“°"“°"i 194900
Alpine, one-slxinz 380.000 SIBVIC. 0110-
lllusrm; 194,000 Teutonic, om»»lnll_.
and 140,000 Jewish (mainly Rumialm
- l hth.
lon.: esicclsl study nrnuie lxgnxtl:
cnnditions in Chlcagoi ustra - a
'ali this meant to America. 'I‘ller_e wigs
one large factory in Chicago em-
ploying 4200 hands, representing
twenty-four distinct nationalities.
Rules of the establishment were regu-
larly printed in eight languages. In
ons hlnck ip. New YUTE th!" WON
\
Same Startling Facts Regarding the Invasion of the
United States and Canada by European Hordes.
1,400 people ot! twat! ‘n'““°t T “"
tionalitidi.
rue subtle sums of dhmzv 01 'aj
vlronment rtU8E°“'» unsumteghpggm
cal, and todd. WU" U 9°' an
lance in breakiu! d°"° “ml” D-"1 '
The spirit of the new lnrroundfnp
‘Wm so alumni an to l>r<>;v_;l*~°° P°"'
- tl an amos.
srgllzhglmlfitoliiha :Ed tulfgfcul fisldl
tlllg was plainly notlesaole and often
pathetic in its results. The roll5'l0uI
mud, were often entirely snapped.
This was dtscexniblefamomg *A10 JW'
everywhere. As one :\b»er'~"'f l“1*- ii-
zo Prof. RlDl6!»."\‘el\J.ou is sup lant-
,dby Boe.a1lsm and ue Y-\\ W1 ui-"
_l
nl. _
Laf Q nllmvers note' lr f the 'curl'
mm, more loose entirely and \>°°f\v'~
agnostic or freethinkers. The Belie-
,,.l -1| were notonoup in this record.
'rule ns aceomvwed by 1 bf°\\-
duwn of patriarchal authority in the
family, and with lt, in the closa,eon-
tsf-te of city life the barriers al ro-
ll~ion against lntormarrtagel visibly
weakened. The Kfvllf- dullkil' Of lmmf
patios is Amman. Prof. Ripley ebb-
ed. was the low and dlclllliill Di"-3
ng. 5( the AnglirSsxonl an ctlnpu-
sa vm. em fa the lluwluln hw.
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