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FRIDAY,
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5 1906 
Til* Eliiliiiiillli Qloses Today, Most pi #ie Ilelililson and Mciliiiivray Fil# Secured a Heli A  _
Rsewtohdig Hera".-iiniiine wdi iwiud and :hrs iviihi¢ihi¢io»i.iir%t1i.s: itilsndrii e  . ._ .  0'- 5°<iS°Wi°" “ld W°I|°°¢ "f¢=b>'if-iv 'I
. Twenty Yesterday and Will-be-Sure -0ronhyatekha’s Stock not Given to f.   About A'“h°'°‘t Ch""°h“R°V- R055 'MW
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THE MARITIME
DEFE _,_   SYNDD. MONCTO
---_-i-i--, iias Lively Discussion of Difference Betweeiiliey.
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the iw.. Fiiitni-_Largo crows. Gti uri nit oood wiii _ I   - i iii se
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HAI-iru. Oct. 4-ispsciai., The
I iced competition in ecnueoticn with the
Dominion Exhibition closed today, when
a large aowd nw excellent racing.
The big fair itself closes tomorrow and
has been moat successful from every point
of view. lacy of the exhibits and most
of the racing horses are going to the
Clisrlctiatllwn Exhibition.
Of fourteen entries in the 2.2) Trot and
Pace six started. Burline the speedy
Fredericton pacer won in straight heats.
Burlins'a best time was 2.i8{ made in the
last heat. '
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Daisy Wilkes got second moaey, Km
ers in the 2 15 Trot and Pace sad after iivs
heats Will-be~sure was declared the win-
ner of dnt money
Esteli Boy put up a_grcat ‘iight for the
big-end of the purse and in the second mils
came under the wire neck and neck with
Wiilrbe-sure the judges declared it a dead
heat. -
Ada Mac was given third money and
establishes a new trotting record for the
Maritime Provinces.
KIIIIS LIKELY Ill
VISII EINIIIII
LONDON. 01%- 3~-'ii il Dl”°l\'\"i° U"\'f lI"‘,` H"-ee Years Detantion  Gilllvary' and himselftoDr.Oronhystckba.
loyal :iuiijects of King Edward and Q\l¢°’i1
Alexandra resident in Cnnn-in will be
favored with a vllfiv U0!!! Thfil' M”iH"'I°l
during the summer li' HU- wiiivii yell
the ier-ceiitenarl Oi iii! ffwlldlilii Uf
Quebec will he celebrated.
Notwithsiandieg -the hot ll»ii'» Hill
Maiesty was obliged no decline the In-
vitation ci the Oaasdian Parliament io
visit the Dominion this vyesr. there il
svsry reason for beiierinl tim' I rerll
tour of Canada will takilllecii in 1008.
It is nnrieniood that the Ter-Geiiteiisrr
Oomrlittam at Quebec Iinanxioua that
'rhsir Majsstiss shall be vreefntli i-he
srishrstisa tseysua srrsiisliir in li°ii°r °i
the fouudingol Qsebw by _the chivalrous
French expiurenshegreai Uhlllililin-
,,. Ti?
An Awful ,Cough Cured
“Two years ago our iii-tie lifi IW* "
touch cf pneumonia, which left her with
an owini cough. sits had spells of eeiiiili-
lng, just like one with i-Ill W\ll>°Di“8
cough and some thought sh_a would DW
get well at ali. Wo got s bottle d Cham-
berlaiu‘s Cough Rcmetlit 'hm' “nd uk*
is charm. She stopped iti1ldi|nl~Pld 8°*
stout and fat," wriieehlrs Ora Buaaard.
nruhsxeniii. This remedy is hir sale br lil
dmggists.
¢` 1.1;;-e "~T‘...
iiniisinigiis
uiiiii iiiiiiii
MoN‘riirai.,Oct8. -With the opening
ofthe students' Unicll loud!! “lim *
new era was inaugurallti ll NN lii“d'“ '
iiia ouicoiii. 'rho cis dare ef °l°“ °° -'
ment in miserable. “Wi lN\‘\°“".
flue
mm, “fi wording house are new reiiid
ly passing, and with ihe Union much in
the way of charm and delight is added I0
r.hs_iiis oi the student. 'res beirlnslnz ef e
new college spirit is airelllb NWI! 'WU'
arent and there is ver! Pf°*9°°‘ "M" m'
union, pcssihir thongs me ssiiaresltr °f
Sir William MacDonald. will .mars than
uieat the expectations uf those --FN? °°“'
ceived the idea of its eeisblisillllnb
within in wsiis ihsrs is rv¢rv'~hi'\R*»°
fndlitpte the velopment of the student
in _»'isii.aii-sfifinn There is sqlsrre
u ' ‘» |-gem-Qiruatifnlly 
f ,| mpgs arid apart-me
gl ,»i:|?ai.pnrpoees of student -life.
hr, perhaps mostimpcrtant of all is the
¢|,,|¢|-room . and lunch-room, In the

la I
Qhdqg ,huge te bettsr days.
the di i
_“nu ‘A " owlzelwa recslvsn.
  rx; LL ‘A ‘L I I  n 'h“lw.:;-mye t dayhls father
 ilirlsst month 'sa ' ti mmnsinmtimi and that hs
& `. rlzwfl vlan.”
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Guelph. _
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the fail assises here t e trial of Peter W
son for manslaughter of a little girl named
dered prisonei's detrutlon for three year..
with the Ctilldnifa Aid Society here.
with which the rebels are laying down
their arms to the commission appointed
i/0 Hililerintsnn that important phase of
bile i»¢l‘lllinet|0l\.pl the revolution lathe
itreeidli lllfPll_ll>.l7lis_ lprisiouai govern-
ment has ret sncvaptsred in its smooth
wivrkiiiir nrogpmiua, :This operation is
now well uvq wsyq the vicinity cf
Havens. 7111)! Guerra? msn, with their
i1°\1\°l. HIV rliilélih entrained for
Plnar Dei x srbliennebrigada marched
to Guna,1sy_ today without s sign of
disorder. Hundreds _of persons from
Havana wsai out to Santiago Ds
Las Vigas to view the disarmament.
They were disappointed a‘ not seeing the
rebels actually surrender their guna, but
nevertheless ihay witnessed an interest-
ing aight. Ass coucsssiion to the msn
General Funston and Major Ladd permitt-
ed them to kk! lvhllk lfll to Pillar Del
Rio, whereisost of the men Joined the
insurgent army. The rides. however,
wsrelilrst counted by olcsra of marines
under the direction cf lfaior Ladd, and
the men will be required to surrender
them before leaving the train at Pinar
Del Rio.
Cl.AiiK’S SLICED SMOKED BEEF.
Iiliiiiii Liliiii
' Nsw Yoiil. 0°i0b°l' 3-0”
the British intrusion into the
laadcf Tibet. from all
iscade, lraisss and lsriia
www 
cane iausbnasios asssis. threw
asaiwssssaaailanwslisilliiil
. » - mn 'ri .
 . _ ' ~ ~" ‘h ' 11,: i;|so`:i::ity is increased by W0
“Q _ Ar _ _ ‘  mn "wh" gf roads nor cai
ig ua Qaighborhood of Taahi
Q -“U wll be the Irlh
. _s}yr‘ ' _ i
s ` Msg i Il., (the:-‘U i»h¢asalvsshavssasu.ns
1 vi ii will hevearuadmadallillll
_ '§rss'a1toCr\ii\»¢-"\‘°'°"'“"*“
aisquihsssisiutaewlrltisircad
tayesthQaadhwl
elude! western inventions.
` ,htahi lil lass
“reg” gpnglf the Grand Llllll
  . "'°°"°"""“ """" "”" "`°
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malls third and Etta lac fourth. I
There were asvea entries and!!! start-‘
Benito fourth. Best time was 2.16), whichf my inunsg, |n nb, pop, F°,,|“ opuou
‘- -Finally, believing it was agood thing.
they let the Union Trust in and borrowed
PH  NE __ _ S _the money from the Company, giving the
-_ . _  , 'UfI\l\!ru’l3'7i shsrs of bonus stocx as
' I . _ _ i inducement.
L* 3 -Pita! was not able to give any definite
_ I "  having given a hundred shares
if » _____,_ I, _fi  in tts great west Lrna co.,
a Childrenfs  Society, ___f0r the benefit of the Company and if
_ i i _ Pg
A iirs tasty dish for hresaisst. diss the snmliisr, Jussi 9- Plii
or supper-open the can sed its ready “hat #a caeeofsnicida,,yse gene
crve. \0°°P“5\ <
The bnlist which killed lelkel e
~- '--if M -»;,°~_-;; Condensed
lronosro ost 4-ispscisii-'Before the
Insurance Commimion Mr. Fostnr empha-
tically denied that he had any interest in
the western lumber transaction when it
‘ was made, but stated that after the deal
was closed Fowler had given him an op-
tioncn a portion of his interest in the
Kamloops Lumber Co. and that uptloni
was still outstanding.
He also explained how he and his assoc-
iates Wilson and l(oGiiiivray acquired
tlsehrst half interest and finally the en-
lH‘ C. P. R. lands as individhala, inland-
. ing to finance it themselves.
which originally helonired to Wilson, Mc-
He had- ubme idea they were to be used
they were not so used wuyid come back
to the original owners.
Oi-oahyatekha to secure his good will, he
cause the proposed loan had been assent-
edtobyhimbefofetllst. 'i-_
It was announced that George W. BUI-
ier is on his way to Toronto and will arr-
ive in a few day; ik
Tolorm. Oct., 4-(Special)-In the Het
is leading with five polls to hear trim.
His majority now isa hundred and foru-
Th: Conservative majority at hei-
electicn was 21. Foster was -ion
the stand agutir today before itlm
insurance Commission and was closely
questioned by Bhepiy regardiughis _liter-
eet in weatarn land deals. .
He declared he was in nc way interested
in Fowiers ilrat purchase of C. P. R. lands
iind did not know then when these weaie
transferred to the Great West Land Com-
DUI!-
Fowler had returned nearly seven thou-_
sand acres for himself and associates.
He admitted the dual nature of his pc-
sltion as a director of the company, Dur-
chaelng lands from iiiiuseli as ii pi-iv_aie
individual, but said the Company had not
Ai any rate the stock was not given to
suffered. He could not see anything un-
fair in his position.
Boirroiv, Oct. 3.-The enquiry into the
death of Charles Meikle, which has been
dragging its course along for s consider
sble time, has culminated in a charge of
'inurdar against the il year old son of the
victim. ' 
He was arrested by Captain Proctor :of
the State police tonight charged with the
murder of his father, Oitaries D. S, leikel
ou Nov. 0, lipii. . ' _
Although the depthpf. Uelkel was at
dnt supposed to bsa case of suicide and
the medical examiner _returned n verdict
of suicide, members of the State police
have refused to accept ,this verdict and
have continued their investigation of the
case with the;-ssuit that the grand Jury
which met in Lawrence in September re-
turned an indictment against young
Meikel.
The indictment was secret and was not
made known until the arrv"‘ tonight.
Charles lelkel was an e,,~_,.oyi>e of the
General Electric Uompauy. He lived with
his son at 23 Congress street inlthis city.
and as he had been in poor health for
some time and  uhjqusuhly expressed
to fallow-w?»h,qnerh,n§d other friends a
desire to en h il ,dns announcement
that he had been found dead from s
revolver shot at his home was received
“_ .. with tsnrprias ans svsrde i. iii _ .1 "
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' aqnaiter soaiid . ` i
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the right aids of
fou
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to tha
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S;;i‘“;.‘r.°::;.':.°°":;:;:°°......  _ |-jfu) FQR MURDER
Justice Magee cn account of his youth oi-- \ _ » ; _
‘ i
Son of Charles D S Meikle, Formely oithis Pro-
   “vince-is Ohiy Fiiteen Years Old-
   Arrested and Charged With
___ Murder Of His Father.
Havana, Oct. 8.-The willing alscrity '-`i`@ _
there had been frequent quarreis between
the bcy and his father because ol Edgsrs
refusal to go to school.
According to the Stats police, there was
I uuarrei between the' two on the slici-
noon of the tragedy.
The inquest which 'w_ss held before
-7\ll‘iRe Berry of the Lynn police court was
continued for several mouths for various
causes, the last  having been held
in August. When  grand Jury mst at
Lawrence in Scptetrier an indictment
lllinst Edgar Hsikal was returned
secretly and did not become publi: until
the arrest of the boytonilht.
The murdered map'_wae is brother oi
Roland Meikle of the Prince Edu-nrd
Island Railway our icy in this city.
Readers of The Gusréan will remember
that the latter vvc,n|',_,tg Bonwn nhwuy
after his brot-liei' dili_l,to enquire into the
matter.
READY O_N THE SFELF. `
Thet's where .v°n'll Ind “Nerviline” in
every eil  r, iri,
}'>'i_a_:san:.;io  g Ei: ochiidrfg
or .
l\li_iidTii:c:__|_d}1 and nhlrt ui. SL
s o t es are ri . I.
:Ea Nerviline does preugirty iilg ‘it
docs ease pain and inflammation, and y
0Bt‘-A' pearl
Finder please
rooms this
.Moot Ali Immigrants of Th
` _ mimi ' " 11°" uiliillit between them and their
“cam 'pn whodjnd In 5 Presbyterian ayiiod today a iiveiyLpsnor.
*'  Caf|Qd_a discussion occurred onthe question of The riders were chgqndpigh .nd °-.
I
Elgin election, Marshall' Conservative,
seven which will probebiv be increased.,
-__»-?i.___..._¢-
 "iwiii iPPiii
_¢_af‘ I L
Drowned at Saint Siepnen.
N. B. I
that city this ssternoon.
The young'asan ‘was subject to iita
and when suffering from one fell into the
river.
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as (_-,\,';_~ -»‘f‘s_
¢}‘ ko -»l§f:;»,»..
‘YY/‘ ` 'wi '
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©' ié L
~f*_!§~L‘
 me
we WEATHER _
continued snéwiihiirht gina., »
not much change' 'in tempera-
ture. _
il
DYSPIPSIA. ` ‘
ll°i°<"r0~. Oct 4-isperisii-in the
`d_il!erence between Rev, Dr. Sedgewick
An appeal from Mr Sedgewick from the
elders in consequence of the unpleasant'
ciiiiiis iiiiii
murder which was to have been resumed
ndjuurnsd icr aweeii on account of the
inability in be present of Premier
WILL HLIIIIEL _
the carrying out ala policy of economy .
“Tho territory." said Lieut' Col. White
“is very orderly and quiet. and this
makes it possible for us to carry out ii
ihere will be a very considerable reduc-
tion of expenditure, but as to this) I ani
T L not in a position to make any statement
i ~ ~ at present. Things in the Yukon are very '
w __ , ' satisfactory indeed. _ _ _
i-#lil
Minard's Linimemt Cures Burns
SHAIILH IIIINIIS
itiii is iisi
SAN Francisco, Cai., Oct. 3--Digi.-Gen.
W. R. Shatter, retired, who commanded
the military operations in Cuba in i8is~l,
said in an inte-iview yesterday that he
did not think the army of occupation
would have much to do in the island.
"A hundred American soldiers would
be audloicnt to seize and hold Cuba at the
present time," said the general. "The
Cubans themselves nslise this, and will
make no effort to oi'er any resistance
to the army of occupation. There
are, however some veyy wily
natives among the ecnaendiag Cuban br
ces and they may be expectnd to hold out
and be an uncertain quantity until aaeur-
ed tbai. the american occupation is as oc-
abcnt ik
____ cupation in fact."
to te
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liiiard's Liiiiiiieat for nie everywhere-
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Olloaso, 0ct.s-
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-_ " "  rim wid" Field in c r '
sured icr thc circuiationof false stabs
. -_ and thePi-esbytery oiwsliaoe. shoui the ,,,;,,|,,e, who wa Pu l ‘
held eliuulil have been prnildid. "
T°B°Nm' 0”' 4'_(s9°°h|'>“TL° U.” action of the Preebyteryin regard to Durliii; ilit i|,_-un..-ut R°v_ DL 3.4..
"Waist Kissiou Board has decided to ID- dealing with the trouble in St. Stephen's wick anri \:i \ \iii \ii hsy had g .5 "
i>°ili*- Iii iiiiiliilsreiiiw iilisiilsiii where ds- church, Amherst, wss iircnrhi before the psruge  .,, ' m
ilu will wasnt in mesur-irusihoai ti i- _ ' `_ '_ 
“um .__ 'm___n.__ Q__°b“__ Edu; :__  and referred to by seisrai minis- it is pnsriii  i..-_\_ tinines Rom now Qpt
0! Missions thi .\i-iv Brunswick maybe
5°' 1'5"' I“"“"°““¥ ‘Mm W UU" 5"”-‘ It was gleaned that the friction was dns msd, cuperlnwnd Ld th h I S I
naiionsanid inassiatlng tbemin - . I , en aw °°
“hu V” www. any to the a_ction cf_ Presrytery in passing a The Bible .society reprerantuivg uk Q*
FBN ‘li 0° Giiill liii' U E l"¢HIKnation of six support and the synoii will ask for the in-
i>iiiiiiiii siziiii 
IILHLLLIIHI III
 I IS AIIIIIIIIINLII IHL SHANIIIIIII
To Couniry- to Get Rid of -° -~-- il
NUWEOUS U90iIQii.I°9iIii°ilS' For A Week on Aiicouiii of .».»(ii‘.`_'."“.`if1..L)"i;~.II.:h`l.;‘§L,`f.f..?§.LL°'I§
Neil ‘YW Premier iweedivs Enf°'°°" I i‘.":‘.‘x,"x.:;:;::‘:..L;".i.1.::.“;f:;;‘: .°::::':'.t
ruired ii.i itll) will seein
_ l I i l. H
°'“*‘ ‘ Absenlve iiii-re is strange unrest anirorig.thc ;e?p,l:
'i‘icui~ie has iilreiidy begun in Shanlnng,
REGWA' S"5k~- 0°‘~» ‘°(sDO°|ll)“u ‘I "_" \\‘iii-ie rs rolirllign has started. Rini"-guy
rwoi-ied that in order to avert tle iilunii-riiiu viilsizes and driving the pair
numerous election Detitims. that must M"N""`°"" Om" 4"(SP“°I"II" Th" "L" I"'° ‘I"' ““"““-
follow on the in"|¢,|b_|, omnmn up ag ilmliniiniirv i-xiiminstiou of Collins for 1l"\'“i.i'_iiiii_u.~siifiui’ these robbers are
now iit liliiiiiinfu. There have bun
cases, the Scott Government will appeal ni-my iigiiis between the a ri th
- V - _ _ . - i i
mme country "rl, nu; !.“._ , at Hopewell tape yesterday has been ,_m0p5_ m A ° W-
'l'he laiiei’ iirr- aiwnys heaten. The writ-
er ooiiili-iiins ilie withdrawn] nf the fur
eipm forces.
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IIIIII IIIL_BIi_Lq MANY WIIMLII
IIIIML II] IIAIIALII
“"“" I"°"" ‘°“' ““” MIIUIIILI] PIILIIIE _
Lemons, Oct. fl.-The Daily Graphic
points out that the emigration ct women
0T'i`A“'A- Oni-Y 0Ci~» 3~T|'i° f°l`°° °| to the colonies is increasing, and says
_“_ mounted police in the Yukon will be th" in ,mobhu twenty yu" the nun:
rédlliiild fl‘0lll mn'-0150~ man wanting a wife may have to go to
St. Srsraim, N. B.,' Oct., 4-(Spocini)- This statement was made last night by c,_,,,,d,,_ Th,.,,,,,h th, Bdmh wnmun
Rex l\icMicken of Calsis,aged twenty-four £_I°;‘_;"§“i|'pF'°" Whse' °€“"°"I°' °' 5:” El'|lliIr»\ii0l1 S0L'I<'ly 500 women went to
~»» d=°~-~d<~- -=--»~i» ~»-»-~» t...;,, ..'.'.?."°;‘.   ?,:_":;’_“,_‘,';~‘,°,_;’:;','_;__,“_':_"°   
riii-rel reduction without in any way
-*-“*“’_'*" impairing ihe efficiency of the force.
i
iiA\',\NA, Oct., 2l~Go\'ernor '1`sft`s acti-
ons to-day have gone fariowin hima
place in the heariscf the people whose
destinles temporaril) havi his-n plaocdjn
his hands.
Proeliliiiir this morning at the opening
exercises of the linivefraity of liavasss,
lic deelari-ii his mission here was sohly
iiir the 1-h.,...i» si niiiriing the iaign
republic, .i.i| ii .1 in iiin ituab the patdgpf
prosperitg. in iiiiiin-iiiicm '_t which ”s
rccelyed ii vii il- innii,ira\.l§s of delight
_ by _Qu /iii‘iii-in i- rgxwngntntlvg .JI
the_ highest society in llav
Following this, it heceme known
that Governor Tait and Auhqntm
lorry of state Bacon had cabled Ill' __
_w vee tojoin them here. a step which ?
Qtbutbeluost agreeable to the Cu»ls
peodemnd which will cement the bcndgpf
alectlsn between tht-in and the Amsriiv
provisional adniinisuiiiion. Still anothpr
,act of Governor Tufts and commended
illustrative of his thoughtful con) -
ation of the humbier classes.
that many pour families, occupying'
temporarily disused barracks at
Columbia, were abouttn he alll
evicted by order of the Cuban aut
In preparation for the occupation of
quarter! by the brigade of marinU.
si-nor Taitfiirei-:sd that these sewl
main undisturiiedin their homes a
psriocoirirrsendan. Iii Ui- me" _
apcrtion of the marines will r¢q_\l
under canvas- »_
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Ceufoni
Persons when traveling should nef-
cisaears is the use of drinking waht.
As s safeguard it is urged that e
travah' eecnrea bottle of Chemhsri a
0a|ie,Cho\era and Iliarrboea Re y
before leaving home, to be carried in
and lngsraga. This may pr. vepadigr
ing sickness and annnglng 
sale by all Qrnplltsr ‘ g
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