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COMPLETE DECLARATION Slll Wllllill IS

RETURNS OF ELECTION BUSY IN UIINWN

List of Polled Votes, Specials and Totals With Each Mem- Has Mani' Callus- lmP°l‘- . ber’s Majority. Close Call in the Fourth District of Prince

-Delaney Has One of a Majority. Capt. Read Files _

a Protest and Others. . ..T-.-.wt Q... .._<S......._....

Wilfrid Laurier was at his ofllce to- day and received a number of cal- ’

QUEEN’S_COUNTY.

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FOURTH DISTRICT.

The Declaration proceedings at‘

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tant»Cabi'net Council to Be

` Held During Today.

lers.

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MARINE INQUIRY

Rendered Some Outside Services

Concerning Which Questions Arise and Evidence is Coming Out-

HALIFAX, Nov. 30--(Special)-At Evidence was produced showing that

NOW IN HALIF AX

Capt. Johnson oi the Lady Laurier

L_ lirehaut 310 3

FIRST DISTRIS1-_ _ McKinnon __325_;l 10 36°)

0

_ ‘_ . S. Inman

Specials Total. IA. P. Peewee 487

` 432

_]_ E, Sinclair 551 l\i_ Kennedy 620 M, Hililtll 326 A Simpson

iri\n"lllse, 03.

20 571 IM

Sl<lC()NI) DISTRICT.

Jullu hlcliillun 57

11 317

A. Mathicson 330 IS 3l5'5 McCourt 427 13 440 J. McDonald 481 5

`_951=`-`

t 483 M orlt M tl

_ 7 ls 533 24 50 lum, di _ _

W. S. Stewnr ' 6 480 i ii. ` Y. a liesou, Conservative, lhmsh F “ct was taken UD which was w__________ I___i_,d _ 815 ,__ 822 _,,m_pC,.ty_ 38_ Inouncer lit 8.20. The sherifi tnen sin. ,_______,_,,__, Doyp, 537 9 (.05 Minority, McDonald, Coilservative,'One hed Hat the statues provnleil "_` l lll.lli..~lty J. McMillan, I.il.eml, pm- frunclllse, cs. _ _U111 111 Whwh to file any l.l._li»e

i 1

.-;_-_ 9», _ _ , .~ Nlzlldl'ity W. Laird. Liberal, fnanchisc. I 'the g"°.1!Ud HS perscribed 'll mrthn

120.

,]_ ll, Ulliillliiskey 536 H, l~`i‘l-lioil 509 10 ll, .l. i’ulnier ""‘

illlwiiril Wood

llllljllrity J. H.

prnpc1't_\', 20.

.\liljoriil' ll. J~ 1’i11m0l`. L1lJ0l`111. lM:ijo1‘ity for Agnew, Liberal, pi'<_lpe1’- ‘H159 _WHS 901.511 in the wrong pol.

Ity. 40. .1i_n_l: division. .i. ill. oluri-e lueil an ‘nl.il<.l~ity for 13. Gallant, Iiillenll, ""1“'=f11111 *<1 a special vote polled for

lirillcliisc, 106.

521'! `

.IJ 31 810 682 22 704

Cuminiskey, Liberu1,I1l_ Gallant 1012 13 1025

FUURTH DISTRICT.

F. I.. Il.i.~:'mi‘Il 550 8 .l. _-\. llouwson 443 8 ll. l’_ lrvililg T70 12

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“' ll' ll’ " I U 8 lcwimillmll 157 l_.l__\_y;_rlt_l___l I Ilisrnrd llcrq plo _John _____h______S G22 I\i~.;(.l-lu ' o i~ Irving i.ll»el~al 1?‘>1‘f=”111"tY 135 ' il"lllvliis'I\ 201' . _ ’ , ‘ Mnjurity [Ur ‘ ' ' lpropcrty, 388.

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lines couillv. I.“::::;;;l;i,

FIRST DISTRICT.

567 451 ‘T88 5 T

Votes Specials Totals

4

L_ .\li-Donald 458 'l`. Kickliam 418 3 Fnink I-Ieartz 5411, 10 i`. i\lrl.ean T15 " 'T‘ lllnjerity for L. McDonald,

462 421 557 722

Liberal,

lllhpcrly, 41. I .\lil_lol~ity for Mcliean, Conservative,| irlulcllisc, 105.

.~lI<]U(l.\lD DISTRICT.

.l_ Il. Mclnnis 359 6 365 _ .l, Mvlsnuc 331 , 10 341 li. N. Vox 522 11 ‘S33 li. li. McEwen 418 14 432 _linlority for Mclnnis, Liberal, pro-' periy, 24, l lluloi-ity for Cox, Liberal. franclllse, l ll `

THIRD DISTRICT. _

AT-ff` A' ` 4"'

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Votes Specials Total

ihn Agnew 704 10 T‘l4 `lins. Dalton 659 6 665

'S. F. Gallant 920 9 920

Iirlliiehitle, 96, `J- E- “fyfllf by_ John Parkman, Fif-

I _ SECOND DISTRICT. l-ground that the voter had not polled

22 54., :his vote in the ri ht elect

2 159

lA. Mcwilliaiils 525

Z2 ($44

THIRD l)l STRICT.

'Peter McNutt 308 19 417 H. D. Doble 442 28 470 J. F. Arsenault 523 Z4 547 A. E. Arsenault 580 '48 G28 Ma-ority for Doble, Conservative, property, 53.

votive, franchise, 81.

FOURTH DISTRICT.

Joseph Read 482 Z1 503 M. V i.‘el: n.y 403 11 B04 S. ld. Heid 067 14 681 James Kennedy T'.',3 20 802

tive, propelty, 1. Minority fon Kennedy, Conservative, franchise, 121.

FIFTI-i DISTRICT.

.l_ .l. Johnston 297 11 308 .l .\. l\l¢-.Donald 399 13 412 (‘. ll, (‘lliy 411 16 427 \\ .\. (l, Morson 54! 22 563 lllnjority for McDonald, Conservative, prollerty, 101. l~lnlority for li/Iorscn Conservative, frilncblse, 136.

unl<:f<:l< Is.~.NDITs Aus

s'i‘il.i. oN \v.\nP.\Tii_

.\'|\l.~l_l\_ }3\ll;_-nl-in, Nov. 20--lElllpci‘or‘

l~`I»ldinuIiIl ni‘l'i\'eil in Sofln from his; In\'l.i-ilu cllstlr. ol; l°_§llxinil,uI‘iiil nuzlr \`;lrli.-l. where he hus been en \'li<‘iiii\ln for Illrce \\‘ccl<s and on Siinilaly llc 1‘c1'<~l\'<~.| it lluplitiltioil bearing thc rf-_ Ply of the nutionnl llssenllily' to l\lSl iecrut slleccli from the throne. _

Advices received from l\'Inc°_llollm.

inllirnlr-_ that lrrrelr lmnds there ll-we l'e.<ulll_"il u<'ti\'ity :ind liilil'ili\,rvll se\‘i‘- al llllluarilin prle.-`t~.-:cllnol lllfistclts. .\ 1l`<I=l\lIti'li from Adri-lnople says that

'Sf-4'-i ,.:..

J iss -

llievviiliimls, i.ll.eral."°'"’l‘“‘_‘ that ‘lm “id A- E- Arsen- iilemmls, i.ll.eef.l. cu- °f th? t9“’“ of S““1111°1'Sid'=- Un

_ _ 'sion_ 'l‘llc retlirni_\n oiiic d 'di ~

Majority for A, Id. Alsenziult, Conser- I ‘Z er ec! “A I

Majority for M. Delaney, Conserva-I

~ . Act' tcunell 'ilu niet-, _. _ |

313 ,Slinimerside yesterday were ofa line- a me ° W1 e e 0 the Maline enquiry Alexander Fergu-, Cape .Johnson reeelved from the ag.

|1y uatu,-e_ At 11 _ , _ morrow and His Excellency will ~e in

o’clocl\ li. m. bheriff " lson, boilee maker testified that the ents ofthe steamer Hestls fifteen

IW,-i ht en ~ _ Ottawa during the week when doubt _ 5 UD ed his court, first taking . .up the countin less the situation created by Mr

_ Old 5001511 and ""1€1`B bB1011JZi11g his hundred dollars fol himself and crew.

_protest attached to the deelalntion jreturns. The qiicstion ol the ob etti

E ofthe special votes

13 500

irjority for McKinnon, Conservative 'It WHS about 4.30 .ln ' f ~ -` T9'mI>1€mHl1'S d¢f08t 111 ViCt0I‘ia. Wil

is 033 lpn, 0., -6 'IMS nn-_h d P' ~ 11° 01° ‘M118 - _ 5

23 549 Majrorlitxd' flu: Plowse Conservative lid-*fins* l15la(;e'oII(l.Ihselde;ab-le argument be Btrmgho-1;_-tened' out. _

_ 739 17 756 franchise, 68. ' lltain votes. The sugirrlllliismn OI Cer. M"j"rny fur MI. Kennedy' Couscrvad ' . §lJ01l votes commenced n§xi?pA)t the ,.\-.-,1_....l.t-.-ty, nz. _ _ _ FIFTH nisriiior. ,O-clock snerlu wright adjougued ‘_‘_‘,‘_ Mnlorlty for M. Smith, Liberal, W_ N_ Jenkins 306 ' » 1°

_couit until 7 o.cl k ' ilJlc'ted the count inoiill lt`l?dmdigsl;c9m` except the fifth. Ou resumin :_‘1ct.s ofel-oek the count of the votel; ii 1,112

tions to the return of any men

'statute Capt J°‘§9Pl1 Read ol, nt. 03

_ _ to tht' V t ' li -_ '_" H covered and Nlan ll/lore

THIRD DISTRICT, __ , lneianey -U; f,___i1__<;__e¢lH ftér___v_i1I_u.te1 c, Y

is 554 ' '

FIRE D ‘ I _ ' ' < T ISTRILT. llicnias Cairns, on the grotgintigt l_0CaIed lil the lvllilei

the said votes were polled in

, _ _ _ _ the

l‘g;F_Fnge lmlllnf-Z division. Micllnel (}_ _ . y objected _to the votes polled oi Joseph lteail in the Freetown poll lby G€01`E0 Mayne on the ground that

teen Point. Third District on the

toot. J, F. H. Arseseult nie<lr;1. Tiff .lcctiiln to the returns of A. E. Arsen_ .iiult for the third district on the

_1Il11l. is a ineluner of the town coun_

iéhlli OOJUCUOH ii l0Iigth_y discussion _ ool~._plnce between Ne1lMcQuarrie K~ If-. and Premier Haszard. The re, tllrlllmz ocilcer iinully`declare<l A. E. Arsenilult elected, with a note of the

I

of the retllrn of J. E. Wyatt was gl: so the slibjcct of considlerable discus-

that the objection would he decided with the other objection and then nd- journed his court lintil 10' o'clock to- morrow morning, when the objections will be taken up and decided. It was nearly 10 o’clock before the declara- tion proceedings were concluded; The following candidates were declared elected John Agnew and Benjamin Gallant for the first district, Alfred McWilliams and John Richards for the second, H. D. Dobey and A. E.

NllllllVlNlH Ill 1° NNlNl INSNSIEN

Scores of Bodies Being Re'

PITTSBURG, Nov. 30-(Specia1)__.

_Eighty two bodies have been recover- ed from the Marianna mine df the Pittsburg Buffalo Caal Co. The bodies now rest in an improv-

ished morgue. Thirty more bodies have been loca-

ted in the wre8ked mine and will be brought to the surface at once.

Of the victim_s twenty three Amer-

icans have 'beep identified. -

SIIINI NNNNIWS

ENLEBNNIIUN

Annual Feslivity of the Cal edonia Club at. the Queen Hotel

' business were tltstroyed in the tire. ’ Mr. Watson ordeilad him to produce

them.

R. G. Beazley, salvage contractor,

said the Halifax Salvage Co., had advanced five hundred dollars to Capt.. Johnson of the steamer Lady Laurier for services rendered in con- nection with fioating the Mount Tem- ple and for advice regaiding other

contracts. ldfliy 5011811-

-_ __ Y-_Te - -Z---U.-.-1;.-.

I The Department had received com- plaints from other shipping concerns

‘that Johnson demanded payment for seivices in ditierent cases while the Government, which pays the expenses of the steamer received nothing.

Johnson was asked to refund the

money received on the Hestia account

'and said he got only five hundred and

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EHNIN BIIIIJNNNE

IN NIIHIH WESI

ls Severe South of Calgary. I Grain Stored in Every Avail- , able Store House.,

CALGARY, Nov. 30-(Special)~

The grain blockade south from Cal- gary cuntinues very severe.

Thlee hundred thousand bushels is

stored at High River nnd half n mil- lion bushels is yet to be marketed.

Everything is filled with wheat. The

lsame conditions exist in all tow ns be-

ltween here and Macleod.

Farmers have recourse to various

JNP SIEIINNENS

IN EIlil_lS|Ul

0ffChefo0, China, With Re ported Loss of Seven Hund- red Persons Drowned. I

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l.\'»luu CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER I, i908. ____‘.j_l_:__t_%o_i;r§'_i_i__ia_;1___ili__.;l_`i{._Ir_1_`i_\

_ _ - _il .:r.:_zc-_~m':1v- =-1 _ _-_ ':~:.-;T':.=-1.-_-5-:_ 11-

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IllVlNIll lNiiS

Nil SEHNINSLN

Customs Collections Short a .Million in November, Ten Millions in Seven Months-

1_-

OTTAWA, Nov. 30-(spdcigll)-l_l‘||¢

revenue of the country hal bool Iol- siderably diminished by the falling Q in the custom collections.

For the first seven month! of the

fiscal year the collections totalled $30,969,243,23, a decrease gi ;10,33;___ 528.

During the month oi November um

collections totalled $3,790,052, ld.. CUM Of 51.157353, as compared with the likel period last year, ' _________€

llisrllzlil lull

KILLS NlNNSlil

ln a Fit of Despondency At His Home ln Mispec, New Brunswick.

ii

ST. JOHN, Nov. 30-(Speci\l)_

Geo. Thomas, a farmer an fisherman residing at Mispel s..t‘ . i,£.g.l iiinlseli in his hold.. lr.-»tf"‘ :

Thonius uns a resp,~ - ._;.j__,~ ,_

I

CHEFOO, CHINA, Nov. 30-(Spec- ial)-1-Two Japslnese steamships collid-___ ed oil this port today.

Details are lacking 'nut it is report- ed 700 persons have been drowned.

___..l_i1_-

WNTEHEN HEH lIlVlH

Mispcc and leaves a. ull., |,__o go., and two daughters.

ille only reason assigned for hi.,

Kish’ act is despondency.

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SINUNII- FUN NNNN

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methods to stole their gralin.

N MISSIUNNNY

MUVENNINI

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BELLEVVILLE, Mich., Nov.. 20.-

Miss Nellie Norton' last night conilcss- ed to Chief of Police Nelsgen and Prosecuting Attorney Tecklauhurg how she sat on the cot upon which lay Peter Waeltz and watched the old

The Caledonians, with their wives

and daughters were out in more than

M. Clarke 230 10 240 iArsenault for the third, James Ken- usual force ll-mt night to attend the E- WY-Hi-I 254 3 252 nedy for the fountli and J. A. Mc- supper and dance in celebration of A mwting °f the P"°t°Bb°'°I' °I"gy‘ Jardine 388 L0 404 'Neill for the fifth. During the declara- St. Andrew’s Day at the Queen Hlotdl men of the City, amd representative

man slowly sink into unconsciousness Saturday night while Sidney Baker, her sweetheart, held 5, handkerchief saturated with eholoroform over

J. A. McNeill 471 14 48a tion proceedings the, government can- The spacious banqueting hell was laymen from Bad, of the mug,-eg.a_rWB~€1l22'S 1110111111 B1-Id DOSNIFUS- I

M€ll0I‘i£Y f01` IVYHU. C0USB1V1‘~‘l»iV0. didates were represented by Premier filled to its utmost capacity. The tions was held in the Y_ M_ C_ A_

‘property, 22. 1 Haszurd and Neil l\icLeod, and the feast was sumptuous, and welll-order-

Majority for McNeill, Conservative, opposition candidates y Neil McQuar- ed in every way. The tnlbles were Y°5te1`daY 8f¢°F1100'11. to B1`fB~n_§° for Irnnehise, 81. / rie J. E. Wyatt and Heath Strong. handsomely decora-ted with flowers. meetings to be held in the intenest

--- ; - -_~~Y.r;;-_=-.~;~.-_~_-_-:_~_-_-.-:;::;-_~_-;__;_- 1-.;-_ff __.::-.fv-_;:;;,;; .the banuuet. After the health of the e *_

` ' W |King, the youthful President of' the m n ‘

A rich intellectual treat followed

,\ BIG LIVE SIOCK SHOW Club* the mm est ever _dellvered Il: having been announced that

" , _ » ii y g lv - I a _

_4lh_i_cau0. NOV- 2l'*¥Vifl1 1_fl0F0 _;1u_im' lan etxcellent introductory address. delegation of foun laymen were pre- il l-I inn were ever siown iere e ore Ex-Chief Macdonald spoke eloquently - - the Iiitcrllutiouul Live Stock Exposl- for 'ithe Day and ai who Honm- ity pared to visit the City °u Tuesday H011 0D0l\0<l YCFPHUY all the Nafifillul Lieutenant Governor McKinnon was next uw sth Dec" arrangements were Aniplil-flicuire ond adlacent build \._.,-y ham, In his ,ea Unsf., _to the made to hold a banquet on that even-

A ' ' 5 ' ' ' Y Y ' 'UD

ill j.~l at thc stock yurds, to cont'in_lie toast f ' 9 lt

_ z __ _ _ __ _ ____ _______ __x________ __ ch his ;ia_ li mid Cons11l_ Hale ing in St. James' hall, tickets to be

or lc ncX. W0 '0 lu »- > » qui e e rmei al present as e res-

uro frnin twenty two states, England ____ »pondled fihr the President of the Uni- 50°' _ _ _

iuilunl.. iieigliilil ...ul Mexico. teil states. col. stewart spoke withl A memes: fur Organizing the Lay-

~1~-'_*_-- _ _martial nrdor for the Navy, the Arm men’s Missionary movement; will. be l

TYPHOON GETTING READY. PARIS, Iwov. 20. - Under s, dullmnd the Reserve FO,_c_,s_ Y held ____ SL Pau1,s Schoolmom _ml

MANILA, November 28-The weat.ll~ Sky in harm only with feels of sorro'w'l N,A_ Campbell eloquently responded . _

er bureau reports that another typ-land loneliness “La F-etc des Mons.. Ifm. the Land of the Heathen Rem ,___ Wednesday morning the 9th DEC. and hoou is furining somewhere between . - jF_ Fullerton for the Land We Live In 9' mass meeliillfi in the First Metlwd' who was injured on Labor Day at the

the (lnrolillli Ielnuds und the Philip- pines ;:l'oii|l, the general diiection ini

’l`url\`isli troops pillu-_,cd the lllilgnr-_ wllicll it is moving being to the nortll

inn village of Dcrekuy und shot scv-| cljill of the inliabitnnts and cilllilliitby Nl o\lti~;i;;i-s upon the wonieu. i

und cost, it ls expected that the storln will pass to the southward of llialiilit solilo time il__l_i§i_n_g the night.

A SUPERB PROGRAM AT NEW WONDERLAND TONIGHT

All Elegant New Reel, and Mr. Dick and Miss Von

Branders in

New Songs. _

was observed in Paris yesterday. , The principal cemeteries, such as Pere I

Lachaise.

It wnls also Dogs’ Day in the ultra-

fashionable world. The animal cemet-

ten pnrrots, nine cnnaries, four tunic pigeons and a recently do:elltssd_

and Prof. Watts made an engaging address for the ladies. The speeches were excellent in their variety, and were very heartily applauded. Songs were introduced between toasts, J.

el y, which lies in thc-.island of the I Davies and Miss Hazel Bremner be-'ell might have an opportunity to at- exhibition, was to hlave herself drawn Seine, near Asniers, attracted ri ing the soloists, both of whom were,tend the mass meeting

large _gathering of persons who had enthusiastically recalled. _,_ t it sted b the lost some pet Fido or Mimi. In this Alter the regular toast list and The in eros man B y descended to the ground hanging by inclosure ure buried 15,000 dogs, 4000 some voluntary oflefrlngs had been 18780 nllfllbef Of 1\1Ym€H Present- &l5;hcr teeth to the pulley rlinniug on nn cuts, l-ieveu horses, six [Let m0l1l;*i_YS. _d£_“_{’°_i9¢3____*_'fv Lge I_&b1°H WEN ciltiared the meeting augllns favorably for the inelined wire rope, At her las; per. o cow, two goats, ii am , a pan er, B 0 all Peasure c ase the success of this movemmh

glowing hours with flying fee; till well on in the small ‘hours of another day. It was n real, joyoug eelelbralgjon

[,‘oc_lie. ~

- _~ ,_ L, ,_ tliroogliout, ellen in I FII.IPiNos MURDER-l~1D To ,_;,I,`f_'_',°e"f,‘f";f,§f,’{,,,°;,,t ,i;‘_f,,_‘,: who were present llosokweaggliyefgil slvrn 'rHInsT sou snoop,

h th -1 1 f 1,30 vvnrll to the future anniversaries of .___ _

Iisl eHcllm;itize‘Iis“cs'Tli)§ l3'i:lI:\(reI?s0.\r(f‘ L Pt A“dmW’S Dill' CHICAGO nl NW 2q”`Th° tram”

,_ ' I ` _-_-_-V. AL I' ' ' details Af the .murder ‘by Filipino #811110 01` m~‘“`Ul°» f1°*‘tlY I EJ ml ---*_* hmmm (2,, H D Everett of the ,mv , _

The next morning Waeltz’s body

was found at the foot of the stairs

with his skull crushed. Baker has dis-_ appeared. I A warrant is out charging him with

murder.

ofthe Laymen's Missionary move-

._._.___.i

ENN Ill ENNEEN

Ill HUPE NllllSl

¢_w-nn

TORONTO, November' 29--Marie

LaBlanche, a young tight. rope artist,

ist Church on Wednesday evening at Canadian National exhibition, died

. _k_ Th t _ d L t to-day _at_ the _general hospital, where

8 0_c1otch ` e I£&B“(,)‘; H55? egznino she had been lying since the accident. h°1d e “sua e ne y g Her lea, which was the thriller of

PFBYGT II`l€€I'lHZ 011 that evening that the grand stand performances at the

by the teeth to the top of a. pole about 150 feet high, from which sho

formance her rope broke, and Madame LnBlanche fell to the ground, break- ing her spine. The exhibition board paid all he. expenses at lthe hospital.

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PHILADELPHIA, Novlmbor 20.-

'lhe army vaneuis-hed the navy this aiternoon by a small score and nar- row margin of 6-4, a. touchdown md goal aglaiust a goal from the ildld.

Thirty thousand persons naw the

husky cadets from up the Hudson conquer the sturdy mlduhipunm fran the Severn in a contest that never lagged. That the navy boys were mir- prised at the unexpected strength of their opponents is putting it mllldlyi They were over wheimed, whereas they had entered the game prwetllcnl- ly sure of victory while the navy

boys had entered the gamn on fo/I? ites picked by close followers of 0 sport they found iihemselvlen confront- ed by men who made lt what wl nm once perceived to be an equal match.

The army victory carried with it no

disgrace to the vanquished. The do- flneive playing of both teams was all that _could be desired. Neither team could make much tmprmsiolcn it! opponents line and in CUl1i°li\l°¥1°° they both _playod'1"ticking gunni ,There was more panting in todhy’l game than has been som on Full!!! this season.

INENIIH lNNllSl_ll;

Nl SI. PIEHHE

, _ _

ST. PIERRE, Miq., Nov. 29-'|110

French Warship Admiral Aubst, with lthe new Governor of the Colony. Paul Didelot, on board, arrived YU' terdny from Fnuce. The new clilidnl received n hearty vrelcomn from N1' towrlspeople. It is understood Hill?- Ioovemor Diaelou will immediately

take up the schoo1_ ucot‘l9 gl” caused the recent' llemonsgn on: here. It is not known how lol! U1! the Admiral Aurbot will runnin it port. _

anooviimillb 5100.000-

Nnw vous, °'Nov. 29-From tile

e Panama Liner Finance,

Aung nnaerniker tom me niet tie ' ' . ' _null of tn _

,_ _ __ _._ - - --- I ,,m___L up of ___,m,, of these gmvcs Sus, SALES Mm RAIN ernment forestry service, mid Tllden. “mmol and nun) by tbl ~~°1f11°1‘

ns mucll us $200 And then e n- _m R Wnkley n, scllooltenchoir Were'

_ _ _ __ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

'Ili ' ~ . ,h », l' i'oin Il gnln:|ler's intl! and ll\¢‘~. _ . ` . _ _ . .. made plrbl»ic here rec?ntly by Ebcncz- I'

e neu reel for this evenlnl.. I o\\s| l_ll_n___;_0__ ___ __ ________ ___o“c “;m,,,__ ,HI scrlption on the nl_arnle slabs l lleie 'I`()ilUN'I‘(l, lm, 1_n(Spe,.ml)* _ __ _ tl ___ _ l H

’1 2l‘lil_lll description of the evils ot; vlilllnlllifg, while vividly inlI11`059111Hf thi- onloolrer with the strnnlre hall-, llininui ill ll llmn's life uho has nietl Wllfl llll~ rei\'el‘ses cnliilniln tn :\‘\'T\ 1\ 0"". Ili' is raven li-,l\'illl: llulllc, lliil-_ 'llll'-' lfooil bye.-l to his \‘.'il»\ li.l\`< li\l`, fill. the iorlncr cllrlleslly llcseecliinkll llln not til lrnuilllc any lliore. ’i`hi‘n he I” 11'*-"ll in the guy company of mm “nl woillrli, deeply interested in his Ltllne of cllnnce. He goes n\lL with one of the women for n social #11159 l ““‘l Hllc drllgn ilnil rolls llilll, illlll wllile hn in ne-leap he drennls. The ‘l""1\lT\ ls vividly portrayed on U10 ‘""‘°'1. ns he goes from ailluc-nce to '"1" ln his drowsy thnllgllis, then 'l“‘ li\vnl;enlng to the irearllery of ills ;`_"ll»=lnll.n, and the coming true of "R ill-I-mn. Uut the loynity fli Ill-\

wlle, and the love of his ehlld illllntnl lust lime, so do not miss tnllflght. inn awakening." 66 Bayfield St. 12-1d3lp,d_ lllnrfo Llnimelll. Cures Glrgel in “WS

HIL _ wmogllt through the nliectlou of l\_\S

1 It is ll Stl-one realistic

are ll few culled nt iendmil. _ ltltrong winds and gales southerly gegvakley’ fa ‘er uf une U ‘G mn'

Over the resting plnceof n. Kintmlgrailually shifting to westenlyu and ~' d 1 _N _

‘UVM ones' ` N V ‘(`l - ries sip-iniel one reads 1 'I slioll'northwesterly mild ni h B'vereIt was °mmgc in* Urcstry in ‘l"E""{')"'i“1'; ;l',\:°t‘;,‘;l‘i:_:f,I,',,,I,‘n,(|‘ relrlet thee eternally, dear little one. 'rlny, turning decidedly* dolH‘el~)w<:IIyWHH- ;;e|st,:f`{'at';-m,;';g:.l:,e;` ;:,i&dws(;c':;;l0_f:,fp2_'1Bl i.0ND<)N, Nov. 25|--interrogated in IICCII lv Il (I »' ' - \ ~ ' ' a 0 B '

, t. 1 3 ,~ . I ~ ity henceforth shnll my life n¢gday_ . tl Holme f C mmans recently Sir nw Mlm, “nntfh nml!cIrutrlHsHnrl<ltth)d l)lelm\v'Ill1ii’»\it thcc. dear little how- lied into the Mus by “Ilkley who w`Bh_ Ehcwmd i~ll)ra<~h(¢)~v» HDGRKIUK IW th”

.'i_Zul\i .lre_the o er ll ...___ _cnt __- wow __, Another has this: "Here _ed t_o spend his vncntioa in the oben. government ____,__,m_ed Enghmd in not

pin-_frnni will lie lnrllely supli n _ e__ __ _ _ m ___ __ _ _en m___0vcd_.. C “ ` ' - . i- ~ Their skeletons with those of three _jmdraw the p,.,,hib.m,m

lccp-I c ie \\ ondensed Adv rt ts prepared to

|.y Mi. lll<..<, \\ll_o mode an ilistiiilrnilc _ _ _ __ g |§en'\e|1 FmpmoB_ mem,,m._., U( the pa,-ty were “__ f oils fil\'ol'nble impression lust nightl 0\1‘l U10 K1'-'N0 0| 0. mt 1*' th” N0 : .1-.~.~_~.-1;-_Ter-;-_~ 8 mm

found in n jungle of the Bayniil Moiln- the impormuu. of nw ca

_ _ _ . . _ 1' beloved (T0 hee 1 i" lg "I" - N rwa and Sweden. | will. his benntllui volee, elefir ennlm louillt To our dearly _ __ _IL ____ __ or can cn_t_on.) _ tslns. From lllllmen cailturee und ln- 0 Y _ _ _ _ Mu _ Cintlnn nn(\__m-“nil slings. His songs Mimi. ___I-ter _r_l_n<ir,_d;al__,___llttle mo ()-_ORDERS c;l,*`*,,e ta-mfn”fn_w'0“o°dj terviewed, it was learned that the; B. S. SI.ra1_;s.___l_;ii;Z_l: .____;‘_C_»!¥_1__ nomo

.irc ones which t<>“°l1 all 11"111f'=‘- M111# W" “' “"' °' “ ‘ y lion-.ing .it I9 Pleasant st.

the .fest music of the dny, grmidly BIIDDINM *he ‘lepartod I-"Y terrier of

. ,_ 1 ht hp -ive-c The Ron. n well-known leader of Pnrlsinn so- ..______.____ _________1_%'_1_‘11,‘LP_d_~ F_';_;.(h1Is:liilnm'Il`l(llICilI1c, Thi; (‘holr Boy, ciety is npostroDl\iZ°d in thi” W|1Y~ WANTED 3 n“m\"“` "I b0B\'d2\`S °Bl‘l ,lndvtho most should be made of the "Oh, Snppho I lf my soul csmnot. be accommodated nt 185 Prince shirt time he rrnlnlns hero to hear join yours, denr and noble friend.: I ____ ____ __

him, for he is n. genuine treat to lla-_do n it v\‘.sll for salvation without. ,I -_OST on Sunday night on Prince len to. Miss Von Bfdhders gives tlle.thr~c l I sllrill only like tllae to s um- __ .A or Alley St., a pol;-'01 gold |»im_ popular Priile of the Prnlrle for the ber for ever in the sleep that knows med glasses. Finder plone leave at

murders prouably occurred on May 11 End' expmsne _ and Chief Ayaho, ln the guise oi ing was d°“e in the mana- °' ththe

Georgie on Thaniregi img Ulf. WHS taken into yesterday the 3100.000 ill gold and silver, which the Finance he,-l tn hoard for the p~y-ng of! the Goi ernment employees in the Pmiamg, Cruel. The wreckma had for two days 'o en trying to reach the spocie, but it wns not until yesterday altiarnoon that a diver was can to penetrafa to the strong room of the vessel md re-

cover the bags of coins.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 80-(Special)-

net. wheat 101|

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friendship became the guide of the Ev. emnarllo on IMF C1111 C9- 8 91° D__c_ Com __ 6"

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erett Party and one __;l_igllt just heelwgl:luEl:_ew1;_l:_el:;>_;_l;edn_c:;f;_S;%_e 3___gr__C;‘4__

f1:\llE;£(tI1`;Kpnl'id(y? \N§ltlinNbi;mf‘Ii1|erio¢l;e;,flsimilar statements and added that

tuyug plant. Hin follower.. then fell lower Prices are likely this C*hrls°-

upon their victims and slew them.. "1"-

Minrfs Llnilient Cures Diphtheria.

Jan. Pork . . $14.46 Jan. Wheat ._ 103| Jan Corn Bll

May Pork $18.02

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