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H _ . ADA, WEDNESDAY, QOBER 18, 191! 1r1Rs'r_os~ ggi,-4 _ {m"ERi§e!M B

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TORONTO, Uct. _I7-Petitions will 5, presented to Hon. R. L. Borden froni Protestant Associations -in the provinces of Canada _for a uniforinat- lop of the marriage law so as to have one marriage law from coast to coest.._ ~ ‘ , ' ‘ _

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s0a'i‘0N. Oct, ..16.-.linatonl w-iekqd. M .Sodom and Gomorrqbybas lost all reverence for God amid the, things el Godard will be punished, faccond- ngto tire nev.._0artlel1d Myers. as ie exoressed.his~ views _.~ie_ his _'Ure- mont Temple sermon ‘last night. “More people in Boston tonight are serving the devil than are serving God,” declared Dr. Myers. - ‘ "We talk of Boston as the centre; into the mud and is now being put' on thc theatre billboards. We talk of Boston as the centre- oi culture and ‘Hub of the Universe,’ : ,but God pity the universe if Boston made up of picture shows, theatres_ ,ml revelry, is its hub. _ V "Just ns true as I believe God’s_ word, something _is going to happen to Boston if these things clon't stop. "The reverent spirit is fundament- al to human lile. essential to the best life, the cornerstone lu the building of human character, yet ws've lost. it, especially in _ America end in the great.,city of Boston. We hive lost our reverence for authority, law, nge, the reverence of children for parents, but our geatest sin is our loss of reverence for God and thc

tiilumi uf (loci.

"Wo inuy doubt what Canada could hn\'c given us by reciprocity but this reverence is one thing Can ada line which she could give Amer- ire.In coiiserliienco, Canada has more reverence for law, judges and the

things of society.

"l would to God wc in the States

liiew how to reverence God‘s day.

fused

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patchN3)0§`1_;e0_g5°l;l;fsa1;___ A Pekm -des. pied the Vice-ltcgnl box at the Mnrk

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liege. After appealing to every one w the example of his nncestors und 'dr

‘_ “In that place ,fittiugly _ caIlcd_t_.r

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collect funds for the rebel ¢fluge_

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fo wh Uni l`I\B gr

General Chi" (H1805 and his stall

left for the South, Sunday alter. I00n. Thirteen transport trains were des atched r ‘ _ -

Fu

:ill leave today aud.tcu on Tues,

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_ sio g _ _ men. Of these 20,000 nre ygliting ine-n

D (gm Pekin and Pao ’l‘lng_ Satllfddv Bild" Yesterday, clevcn

y. carrying in ull two mixed divi- ne of troops numimriu 24 doo

A CODY of the proelaniation of the ineso rebel lenders is published

o has blood in his veins to follow

ive the Mnnciius out of the coun- y. The proclamation _sets _furtli, the

Pompeii rlodom and" Gomorrah-`-in N9Wl>oi't, lust summer, begining Sat-I unisy night mid all day Sunday, all minncr of revelry. dances, women smoking cigarettes, ‘drinking winc,' blasphemy went on, und I "Wondei , God didn't shift the earthquake from

"The sumo thing is here-all over the city moving picture shows. are.

open in Boston Sundays. “Thorc .ire people who come into_ 'Preniont Temple without enough re- I "\’eTence to wnit 10 seconds until be-

llllnlllllii. they rush for hat and coat. ’l‘hc.v lR\\§l1.and whisper during P_ll\v0r -:ind it’s a wonder to that' hed dusen't strike some of them

“'l‘he niurk the lowest and meanest '"1 My men’s life is the mark ol_.his Pluienity. The man who takes Godfq. name in vein is on his way to _hell Yet the streets are just blue with lllvlunity and the presence of wo- l1\f_ri dosen't make any dlfferenoe‘._=~_-_ ‘ One _of the saddest things on the

*OD ol (Iod's earth is that sometimes Women use profanity, the most sense- lles and needless sin there is. I have almost us much _respect ,for the devil HI lor the man who is profane, be- WHB lic's a pretty. close relative of the devil. When the man who uses l1'°l'\"ll1y nets before the throne of nod he will see what a black, poison-

“Up snake his soul ls."

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LEADER DElD_

_l»0_NI1fiN. ou. ie-Henry arena- ___“""-» fur ni.env_.vlel'l-a .liberal lebor amber lor Perliaineut. and formerly "FI"-1\l'v ol tht Parliamentary com- mittee of the trades iinlon congress is

ilcnd.

16. ploy, Ground was broken here. Sat- urday for the Panama Pacific ex- pophtjon of 191.5, that is to comllllll-i

JUDGE CHllP,l(IlIE,DElD_

object of the revolt which is "to ex- pe Ito lic on

33,, lr,,,,,c,,,,._o and bury that _“mem rilignges in three periods. the first per.

government will preside over the na- tion and wipe uiit` all national dis- graces; the second period of six years

will furnish the people with thc DFI'

ne<liction is pronounced blclfish un- “lege °f “°"'g°"°"““°"t"“"d .take

' general supcrinteiidencc over national

affairs; thc third l’°l`i0ll il\ Wlllcll tl-ie military government will relinquish

llEi1d_ lgvs will become the bases of admin-

ist;-ation for all the affairs of the na- tio

. vunn _sin Kei, who nes been reenii-

d. :lei-oy of Hu Peh and Hunan pF0' vincee has declined to accept the all- poflltment unless it is accomppnggll bY lat die Such as are demanded by»-theleaders

of _ surgents dec_laim the character _og

tyiu gl'

_ to _

rebels. ,_~,,.l. ‘.5 ~ :"1 »~>

I the Manchiis and restore Chinn. the Chinese; to establish a Repub- and restore the land to the Pwple the basis ul social equality."

It proposes to carry out those

of three y-ears in which ,L military

n which the military government

powers and tbe~ constitutional

ll. A Shanghai despatch Seve Ula*

by elle government and appviillltd

Imperial guarantees of imm \

nt of constitutional measure!-

_¢h¢,9l-gggnt; agitations. Tllfi 3°'

gl les. 'Ilicy he/ve SW 0

gvmlilrelizharthe “Constitutional DM'

contending that the constitution

a . A- Message from Chung KWH “V5” Adylceg from Kia-Ting report, that' wn occupied several days by 2.000

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_ FIIST SDD TUIIIED _

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SAN FRANCISCO, Lal., _ --..Under conditions that 'almost

edlecgiye reformsand the euforcel

'in Déloro Township on -property im-

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,mesa syine inte Emvewf hes l>°°“

,' fi, jf ;'§l';f_i_j viol ted under the existing reSime.

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t and waspromptly beheaded. gigllllcsses the Duke and Dubrhesdlygd Rextou North _ BERLIN. oct. ir-novices no I (Taught are 1°s"‘g "0 time in R°‘°°“ Smit”

nkow report that a German for; lfxlzarvriti th'l2hn:isl?hl’ii?veactlu£t‘n<§ed with Richlbucto Village '

_ , _ __ - s ar e out to

llluvulackets reinforced b G _ iellloy them 1 _ - ‘

ilocafrssidents. had landed ai H,j;:l;:L as did tbeirsepxdmizissoxmolggillczgg H364 - _

d are engaged in fighting with thelggligéitess Grey. This aitsrnoon the aloritll against--85.

aroiind the city. Tonight they Occ".

!Hambourg recital at thc lliissell Tha. strc. _ _

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MAIIKEIIZIL KIIIB iii . _ I LNTEH LIIIIAL ARENA

I _..._ i BERLIN, lint., net. il; ._ wl,,.,, ‘HOW W- li. llflfwliciizie King, ox ‘Min ister of l.ulmi‘, is l.\nin||lett,._d in ¢_|,,. li/lasoiiic llall' horn on 'l‘liursilay_even |ing hy his lilbcml i»'iip|.ol~l_¢|-,.1 1|. l,|,¢_ QU\1Hl>{._ |10 IH 0§p€l1l.cd tu aiiiiouiwe 'his-ln ention 'of‘ contesting ‘Norifn ;Waterloo for ii seat in the l’rovincin| IH°\lH€. according to persons promin- Iently identified in local Liberal cir- cles. So many requests have been received by Mr. King, urging him to enter the field that he hnd practically decided to run in the event of his hc- Iiiil: tendered the nomination. Local Conservatives fear that if his decis- ion in this respect is fuvomblc, it will mean that their defeat in thc riding is imminent, Dr. H. U. linck- ner, M.P.P., will unilnuhtediy be his opponent, altiioiigii in some iluarters it is reported that u change is diic.

riiia Exrsssioii or

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OTTAWA, October 16-'l‘he=suepcn-

sion of the duty upon coal entering the western provinces will terminate on October 31, unless extended by the government. Strong pressure is .heingbrought to have the time ex- tended, as there is a scarcity of fuel in the wesbL‘s`,'i»‘., .'._ r,_}`ld¢i-

GOLD STRIKE III DEl.0ll0

TORONTO, Oct. 16-Col. L. Stu-

art Weatherley, British _Consul nt Nome, Alaska, has arrived in town with the news ofa new gold. strike

medlately _ joining the Preston East Dome mine. Col. Weatlierley' linings ore samples with excellent showings _of free gold _ and he states that he had excellent returns. from the assay office. Two veins were laid bare, one ofthem continuing into 'the Preston property. Col. Weatherley leaves to- night for New York, where it is pos- sible he will organize a company to develop the flsiilmii

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l. President Taft withus S0151

`l/F'T.ill.'.\, ` brate the opening of the Panama,

` Umm

"°‘““ N~ Ghemvssnell- lodge- ,onthe

'""“'*°" 'wil circuit eonrtoi cinebeei w~

ada lifted the first shovelful ofi

sp _

died on Saturdey. He wal taken lil Glrth from the ground on which thei

Iwi -'

On Wednesday and succumbed to ~s -0

hm.»rm..,.._ _ . -_ _._ she Mme uiiiisn Nordic.. .one More

»........____' `___' ' " "M gpm 310,000 persons fdlled the L!\'°`4*f-

iiiniimm Linnnsii: on.-srnnnereir. stadium in -zsoiue.. one Pork and

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son bniiaisgs wiu no erected*

d the erenrony

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ne ‘ri cena 1"’ ° wi'A"iirnc0Afhbr

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_i:i_?iu.iN, oct. is-'rim oneieoii in ¢o¢`|m~ definitely with constantl- ___ nmvusful intervention to bring to so

mm _,the Turoo-Italian vlsr fs' be- ernment here.

__m_l_“s less favorable according .to a

ellleial stateile t ted .. I ltb th ep t that Emperor Will-

:; f_:°1d°d to Dllhlien Qplnlgg ag quiz tm ohne csdmihloned the Italian Am-

aus

-mm "° |°|1Rer willing to concerfeps D

'll susersinty _over 'rrlpolf We )sety's hunting lodge near Dberswaldm

F" lf* “ther hand il'urksy..is_|iot‘:vi11- Prussia, for s conlellsle on the D01# :lfy ” °“""°“d°l’u?lpoli .unoondftiom iitlcal situation proves to_have been ,,.,,',‘§’°““'°»°f idumouoenidew boomer. me ambassador nie nsve yumgetohwtad heinvoiiveri bsnsueh sn ex rl H _V Km' lwmdt Intrtpf gmgmmpst. man foreign minister err on -

ei ""’ Wwe" lure -ue.-iw

*‘"=l for mum 2' i . tion at t us- tel b':r'~_|_l_° attitude of x so his hunting lodge in order that they |,nm__d°D\ities ls rtsinsdr RT; might discuss the 'riireodtalum situa- lhle for oth ~‘ I '

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ple in theabsenee of n settled gov-

The situation caused anxiety here.

dor, Signor Pansa, to his ms.-

ten sd conference With tl” 00|'

l_ sv selitsr. ; 'rodsy _the emperor owned-. Ulianeeilor Voir Holwll li

cossun es# _

rssmd '*i>noviscs~‘ “iii __ sim sirll ssiseiiiln

v Yssterdpycths Northllmhsrlalde My

_this port at .8.25 a. m.,_‘for Picton wi h passengers, freight. express' and 'mail~- docking at'-1 x00 p»im.¢.~..iShe left on retum ab 5.0tip..'.m., flaring- lag passengers, freight. expeese and yesterday's N. Br mall and arrived at 8.25 p. m., She leaves this morn- fngifor Plptou at 18.202 .. .Yesterday _the .Harland made the

-round 'trip to Orwell at .2 p. m.,- _re- turned _here about 1.30 p. m. Today she .leaves for .Victoria-'at ‘il »n.~ m.and _returns ‘about 3.15 pi -m.- ’

Yestsrdartho Eastern express was unitlliw the- Solitherirexprep was, _*five minutes late, the Western ac- commodation was forty minutes late. the’ Summsrside accommodation _-was thirty minutes late. the_'Baltern ac- commodation was fifty-five minutes lim and the Western express was forty qlliutes late. _

_ (Oontrfbi|ted.)__ __

'rue seine' or ssisiflso A Pars

_-not merely scanning it in a fever- ish hurry-is fixed upon readers ofa morning- newspaper. ‘Ibis extends w-ith s. peculiar force to the ads. The reader who simply rushes through

by its officers and was .ready to

He was caught in an attempt to _“_ move oil on time. _

vert some of money to his own OTTAWA Oct 16 _ The Ricbibucto town _

For

_ 32 _

23 41 129 _

225

126 47 71

` 66

310

ment appears to have sugl’Lidie¢ariiltLIlll1.”°l1nd in company with three of tend herewith the hearty thank” Of r ady money for a campaign of ___ their aides. His Royal }_:_»lghness es_ the tcmperance people of this purisli

eks or two months. but is ii: peciauy IB 8. keen golfist and plays to Rev. R. H Stavert of ~l - o_us for a reserve fund in View of an excellent gains. Both the Duke Rev W R _ - arcourt.

the possibility of a more extended fluid Duchess expressed themselves B ' , ' ` 0_bms0n of St' "°h."‘ c nfiier with me :evolutionists to. delighted with um cini. nonse nfs Rev' "' A' “°b‘""°“ °‘ "`°""““°~ “°" Y lillplied formallyifor a loan of links: Wllivh are not surpassed in George Fm`q“h‘" of Ha'”9t0"» N- B- . to ‘° -11

rainged~ the $50,000,000 ecliii‘i‘;i\d; |:;L““d Their Higlxédgdls lldetcllgrdaltlltad who vutcd UM) License", ' _ rm loan. The group of financiers so far everything has been we ,Za ARM' Mr' St“"°"l' i.*?“ ““l'iV° "IWW dtrepresent -four_ nations, ghedipleassnt than they anticipated). uve? '“0t» P- E- Uillllld. and has coiiductcd

ed st!"-05, Great Britain, Ge,-.sterday they attended morning sei-vim, a vigorous curnpaigu against the li- ny and Franco were unable to a- ‘at Christ Church. Lcgnge law

ee to do this and the loan was re-i I_n the afternoon they lnotorsd

an

C inese mob. and DUCUSSS played 11 _ . ._ . PEKING Oct 17__Tha _ _:links at the 0ttaw,,_ CIubB°go__<:_l;1 Your coiiespondcnt is asked to ex.

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PIIILAIIILPHIA _ I

LIAUS IN IHL,

Nicw voiiir, oct, 1'/L1-,,, ,md

tory for the viisiliiilff” tcnin by auscorr Df 3-2.

The score was 3-i up to the las-it iii-

iiiiigs when the New Yorkers tallied \\i>_Qn¢__ .

CIIIIIDIAII EXPRESS

CLEBKS ACQUITTED

l~lAMll/l‘UN. Out.. but 16-Police

lllngistrate Jeils this morning dis- missed thc charges against George H. Kennough and J. W. H. Hughes, of complicity in thc theft of $8,000 from the Canadian Express Company's of- fice here two weeks ago. When the two men appeared in Police Court on remand Kennough on the charge of stealing $8,000, and Hughes on ri nominal charge of vagrancy, Crown Attorney Washington declared that the Crown had no evidence to of- fer against them. Tbey were accord- ingly acquitted by the magistrate, and cleared on criminal connection with the badling case. Pinkerton Detectives are said to be in the city working, as the local police are at H complete loss. '

SECDIID TRIAL FDI! DR. HYDE

KANSAS CITY, Mo., uct. 15-Uin- less there is some change made acces-. sary by circumstanes unforeseen now the second trial of Dr. B. Clark Hyde for the alleged murder-of Col. Thom- as H. Swope will begin in the crim- inal court here this week.

The case is one of the most cele- brated in the criminal annals of this settion of the country. Colonel Swope\ the alleged victim of 'the murder plot, was one of the fsrGm0st_citi- mens of Kansas City. and was widely known as a millionaire and philan- thropist. Dr. Hyde, the alleged mur- derer, was a physician in goos stand- ing. Hints that other members of the Bwope family had met with myster- ious deaths deepened the public inter-

»eivii==i_nn~- ~_-.-< - WEATHER Fonlicnsr ac.

'POl`i0N'l`0, Oct. 181-East to south- east winds, increasing to gales; fnir at first, followed by thin.

i -----»--- .' The -temperature st three o'clock this morning was thirfd degrw! il- bove zero. i'l‘h_e lowest tenipernturc recorded yesterday was forty-three degrees u- bove zero und the highest was fifty- one. The coldest recorded the provi- ous night was thirty-seven above se- so.~»At nine s. m.. yesterday it was forty-three degrees above zero, 'and at nine p. in., _it was forty degrees above ION). i. i» __ _

The length .of today will be ten

hours and fifty-five minutes.

The lun setsr this evening st 8.26 and tomorrow evening at 9.10; it rises tomorrow morning at 8.11 sud Friday morning at 0.10. ~ The lun sets this evening at audi tomorrow evening at 5.11;

goes tomorrow morning at 6.19

ridliy morning at 6.20. The moon rises tomorrow morning at 3.16. .. »

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his paper ls practically unaware of, any advertising it may contain.

M|nsrd'g Linlment mllcves Neursigis

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~WliFILIi SLIALS

_'t""“§_l2“_',l lll%111¢_,l1_i, _ U10, World.Scries,.. played hore'1.orlay between the Athls- ‘IDIS the suspicion so freely talked of|m11ltl9-"Hill ff" I-'0l_‘l<‘ 1_0 ilttuwii Sh0l‘t°, tic” and the m_»____B __c____'~l_____ ___ H v_____f0"| p|ay_ The groutest interest in ly before the opening of the session.,

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‘His Candidatueo Endorsed by 'H R |' B-‘H -P

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FELL UVEHBIIAIIII

FHUML IHL _AAIIIIIJ 553'; .___ A WAILHVILLI

Pisiuii ciiiin

.H_AhIFAX. one, 17-Domes `nien_ srds. aged 19. of 'i-or Bay, N. sl.:

was lost over board froni_the gover

merit steamer Minto, ' ’ He was steering, missed the spok

of _the wheel ar_id fell into the water. ,lil:lliWICK, Oct, 17~l'¢,,v_ A,~¢\,,_

iliald MacKinnon, [Junior of Sl"

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` ` ` ' accept a cull to Matti-ipan, Moss.

_ _ _ _ Wepresentation, largely reduced, is to

Ailainst r L ln I I bi»m”'i“t“il1€ll at Westminster. ‘

The Irish government is to have

__ control of the police and magistl-“_ ` " ion, on which the Natlonalists pro.

MYSIEIIIUU ‘i;‘::;:;i.i., ._";i?'ii;;f‘:;;....:.;"““°.':;I _ iiiiiifiiiiifiniciicii Pius

uirsimuii%___§_,iivisiiiii|ii iiniigiu _ _ .iiiiiii,Tii__,_,_,f,__ __ _ i:’ii_iiiiiiMiii miiicuiii wiii

__ iii __ iiiu niiii Piiiisii___i_%.s ____ in Piisiiiii iii iiiiiiiiisis

fganlled bl' R9V0ll|l|0illsls- Movements of ‘,Tard_y Guard `

Latter Determined. Will be looked into = -“ , ‘ many ' me “ " 8 ' _"'°'°S A I

--' _ _ ____ License Law Beaten- by A4_ _ ____ _ Cause ofmspute

_ Prius, oet. 17-'rin»_ l;,_,,l-Q,-Q,,-B 0.,..,AWA_ Um 1,_,_.,_°__e my ____ _ M&l0l‘ii_y Of 85 C_m_AG _ _ _

here or aniaed v » ~ - _ , _ _ C O. U t. 17-_Two h i

___m_: began ________\;_v r§_;o<;l_\;t=i°;i_;i;yh f;_;\eii;;;Sr¢_;z@_;:i<;i_i0;_i;t__o_;i;e_:_.;ri;;i;;i;s 0: _ __ ,__,ogmsi_v__ ______§l__1_c______ ___ _th__uii;i_:_i;_i; __;o;i£_oN, oct. 1_7-serious rniiicni

“P °°"P5°s f"°Il1 the Streets _of Wu C°"l18Usl1t at Quebec which kept tl; _ Ngtioqal contewnce yesterday endow' ment and 8tli\;elli'il;h“¥en' thexovernl ,,,,g_ Royal Govemopueneml ten minutes }¢yCH.mUUTU_ N_ u__ UCL H__I-,he ed Senator Robert M.Lafollette, ofifynancial provisions Iigzionalist over The R€V0l\1l1i0l1ary determination to waiting. parish of Richibucto went dry by 3 Wisconsin' ‘qt Eresmwt' _ Bm_ 0 e Home Rule

em' 01° regime of unofficial lg It is said tb t maivfity Of eighty fi L WFT*

ought shar l t gm was dela e R a certain stan Omcer ve T118 Irish parliament is to consist

Dy o attention bl th Y d the guard ' ' ~ . ' I ‘ _ ' L A _

execution of an omcer appoint; tg inspection _“ter ___ ;_l;_;ll;)e;t_i_0_nn_fIo;‘c€1ei_;s The figures were as follows: _ I I _ol two elected chambers and the Irish

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MIIIIAMAIIA JUHI

May Take A Month to Solve The defence

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LOB ANGELES, Oct. 17-'His

` ‘speedy completion ol ell, Ju;-y_¢l,¢¢ M within a month or a little moggoyg. the outlook when the Mcrlamsra trial opened here today.

It was estimated that the jury room would remain unfilled until Christ. Hips. but it was laid down to Thsnkg. giving or Dec. 1,

The defence may offer an alibi for

MeNamara or may rest solely upon the gas explosion theory. ‘

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I iu~;uiN.\,_ sunk., one, 11-'rss cor. man speaking Catholics, aften dis- ‘fllivillil last evening the avisibility of of making steps to have s. billing system introduced into the schools of the province, decided to ineti- tute the system into Bt. Mary's School of this city were 300 uf the

375 pupils are Germans.

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l‘Altl-`tY SOUND, Uctoiier 16-'l‘h¢i ` - I "‘-V““"Y “'"'l'0""<linc the diseriiesc

ance of_ the 'Toronto school teacher, Miss yiolct Smith, who has taughti

_the Diilonsport school for the pasti I

six weeks, has not been lifted. Be-I . `

Y0ml the wildest talk and the most! '

<=°=lfw|1¢t01'v stories. nothing definite has been learned. Alter most Capo.. UU/\W/\~ U<=¢0l10\`. 16-Uvlonel thc) ful search. Constable Markle, \i-,l,¢;|HfJl_1._ Sain Hughes, minister ull lcd the party which carefully drag- ’"‘|_'l-lf* find d0f0llS¢. lids tuliqi ii step* Bed the Shebashekong river, has ro-_ whwh _b,‘d_5 ml" W #Gully improve tnrlied without flndlng anything that the militia service of Canada. He can be ,,ega,.ded ns the B1.igh'_,mtc|u9_ has sent out invitations to nil the Two detectives are here, who will ”"1K“‘lie"*I1e"°l`|l|S Of U10 V0l\\I\f»H»€€r lend their assistance and who will fU|`W- Um l10H<lH fri colleges repro- cndeauoi- to follnw up ‘un vmaiblelsentntides of the cadets corps and of glu“.¢_C, Bee lf them b(,`,my,.m-0“ndB the boy .scuut:=', and the liroiiiinciit

the into of um l,;-lglll am] pmggy ‘The gentlemen thus invited will form young gil-1'.; fate lg being tallm, 0,, _advisiory board which will all sides and gollllpg will be loft tolsupplcmciit, but in no way super- ehance_ Isodc, the militia council, and' many

I ' ‘matters of interest will be discussed.

_ pit is deemed advisible to form re-

MLIHUIIISM IS _ AGAINST IIE IEMEHE

'roRoN'ro. october, is-'rim nm, ddress at the Ecumenical confer- nce to-day was by Rev. J. G. Tanker, ll. D., principal of Handsworth col. lege, Birmingham, on "Improve- ments of Theological Colleges," The church, he thought. should strength- en the colleges, puting more money into them.

Rev. l<`1'a_nli,iin~1~1am‘ilton, 17, D,,

chancellor' of Washington universi- I-Y. spoke on a broader preparation l_or the ministry. _ "Ministerial supply" was the sub- lect dealt in by W. T. Moulton. Head- ingly college. He noted the dearth of candidates in all "churches, al- though iu his church, "the Wesley- HD." they have all they need.

The following resolution on the

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gimcnts in the various universities

_also to encourage drilling and_

- simi ar military exercises in the~

AIND§ANAP__?_L_lS,t Iliiid., Oct. _16- schoofls throughout the Dominioinl ..n'Z§.°`.12.Y ‘° ...;‘..f“§..f.’i’.§‘.§"°"Iii’,;..‘€ ;"I..§.°if, `f.‘.i'...i{"..‘2§.."2?.‘i.‘i’.._ -.‘Z.§i’.¥.‘1.‘?L

vwiiccked thirteen houses and stores_Liial companies can bc erected and; in uring four persons, one pro- maintained nt a small expense.. bably fatally and caused dam- The problem of providing riflcl ago estimated at $50,000. Rosidentsfranges throughout the country will

hadmnoticeil the aproacb of the fun-'also be under consideration and re-I

cd d d ' . . . d

Eziighlll i‘(r::f(d\ge min mgsflaifg. I-grids? glcihrdtatlizgzigdiatlhergle Ihssgciatiloxilisl es were blown from their was

,will be included in the advisory-

picked up carried bnearly two hun- board, Among the topics to be dis-I dred feet and hurled into the eine oficussen .ie the first meeting or eiiei a brick. building. Nearly every build- board will be the organization and| IDE ill tllii town was damaged. Pearl_training of the force, camp training R°h9Y't5. 15 YGBF Old. \\’il10 WHS and pay, rifle shooting and other Caught “Eder the <i¢l>l`lS. was iniured matters pertaining tothe welfare of internally- and. probably will die. the force.

_ - - It is not unlikely that the govern-

IIIID HIRROYI ESCIPE. _ i1_:1¢nt__rr;ev_ be__xi:_en€<>r_1_el_}'L»_=_\;___ _ivy thi;

____ , oar o urns rs. s o ion 0

ST_ CATHER1NEg_ out och “_ represeiitatives of each unit to the A. T. Shadd, prominent jeweler here amlual D' R' A" meetmg' nearly lost his me _yesterday in a_ Another matter to be discussed witll peculiar manner, 'He was riding all” the P\`°P_°l`¢Y Ol D°ml“l0“ Bm” 5 bicycle down E, steep hm when he towar_ds_aiding oiicers entitled to a lost control of his machine, Knowing commmslon tn l’“\`°h“5° uniforms' time ne wonie on-lim ess bridge over The Senmli Ohm* °f *Pe _1“°°U“§ one onnni one probably no kiued se W1ll_b° '£0 i>1'0°-\1r¢_\° “_l"°HS10" 0 took the only other altemaglve amliopinion ns to thcnmmediate needs of steered over the bank into the canal- IGN "°1““t°"” l““3l‘.5“"

He would have been drowned but for'

Ne Teinere decree was adoptedz-

"This conference, assembled at To-

ronto, nnd representing the interests I the world-wide Methodism. enters an emphatic protest against the Ns Temere decree issued by -the Church of Rome. While holding itbat the fullest religious liberty should he accorded to all men of all eroeds. the conference repudiatos the idea, that any church should have the power to override the civil law sud especially on such a suhyct as that of marriage which the welfare cl

any community demands.

“The conference ls furthier of the

opinion that the pronuigmtion upon the elementary rights of citizenship and therefore calls upon the repre- sentatives of the various Msthodiet churches represented in this confer- _ ence to take every step to IPTGVMIA- both the proclamation and accept- ance of this decree in the countries

from whence it came.

_ “The conference is strongly in fs- vor of the opinion that the marriage ceremony performed by any person properly authorized to do so by U10 state should affinities of the parties

concerned.” _

This wris. passed by n unan1m0l1l

standing vote.

The first Sunday of February.

1912, is the day on which it is rs-

two _women seeing him, and bringing DF _ “el” *“ “"1” ' ‘I IIPPLES FROM IIILIFAXI

HALIFAY, l\ ‘-1, October 17.-_I

The total shipment of apples from

(T°° 1°" f°\' 0195511195 0°-) _ Halifax to date for the present season

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\\f»`_§N'l\l§1)_ al; gn” 9, gi;-l, Ap l§‘has been 352,000 barrels, coinlmred

_ _ _Ng,_l,_.‘§ Pleq_s_§nt_§t_._1Q-ltdéipgllwith 205,000 bnrrels for the entire

_AUNxME SAUBAGEB §%d°IB8B.S0ll luSf- v€Lll`. U\ll`ll;${ Iiihe Prigns fresn every day. Saunden, ew-L:"°¢l‘ file” will ll” *lt E" l‘;“° e -°==_‘__*-<1°~__~_- -_~_»'e@@“_°°2°~ 'if"“"° 3“"“"“.ris‘::1;.. _..:'.f::::

‘ANTED-A few students orl "1"" “ec” .

other Lodgers can be accommo-Iwm b0il1 tukerriargf <liiai:_tii;;iv___f;__I1_f_l

dated_at .238 Cumberland igriaéezim itgzfgfgigcifc ,,l,?,;";,,(l¢r;n,;1n.,l,0n¢ 10,000

' - - ---~---#-L-‘--I*--9-5 ' l h N' t eck there will he ‘VANTED~Some newly ealved e0WBLb;err;,,i_,,c:,; line?-xKrKian'lia for London _ .1 Address to Hammond Kelly, Land the Gumun s,_eamm_ H,.1c,m Men, Box 235. Charlottetown. H ____ d h _C on Sawrdny tu ,Md

_ so ue ei

_______,__.__.__Y____}9.1_sfl}!"pq' Mwllf, 10,000 barrels.

YPD LET-House on Weymouth St. - - 350" Q“°°“ ‘md D°'°\‘°"°‘°' |lfnsrd's Llnlmeiit for sale everywhere uneo. W. GABDINEB. 12 Queen Bt-

comended' that the Ecumeliical mse- sage be read in Methodist pulpits all over the world.

The conference also made a pro- nouncement upau the subject Of lil' vorce, deprecating and condemning the crime of easy and unluetifiable ways of breaking the marriage bonds.

IAISSIIIG YICIIT SIFE

LON[)ON, Oct 16-The racing yacht

Norrlstern which had been missing arrived nt Falmouth today. The yacht. with ii crew of twenty'-four rn_en sailed from Gibralter on September 26th for Kiel, since when,her owner Iir. (7. Harris of Kiel had been un- able to locate her. '

M|naril’s Llnlment Cures Burns. lite.

"F*()fI`NDf-BcndE'*d;l:. owner W1 , _ 'have same by paying elpeliwl. and applying to Chee, Weyes. GilY`|' _ _n_-1eei»<i- ,

'I' OST--On or near Hillsboro Street, _

~. .AL a five ‘dollar gold piece. Flnder| _ wlll (ind owner by enquiring at! Love is not merely n sentiment, it

Queen Square School. 10-lldiiipd. ll a force£h_ 'l'hntNv;€hcnn(i_iot see it, _ - -1 -“ ~ "’ proves no ng. e cr o we see, Eigzaeghgégrmsztlasggé .mtaf touch or understand electricity, but sm t°_m§h“t Mdmh can be mm we send and receive messages by it at "__ Gund,” om” Frm", awning daily, and shape our course by those and an" for low, dum 10_ud3.,_ messages. It brings us word from

HICKEN pt-°_ “ad and b_utt"_ tm friends ncross the ocean and tells us

C of the stranger waiting at our door, . or colee 15e., Oysters-Raw l5e. “_ n d h _ _ new Z5 Tr 25° I_0n“_‘M,B oo s our omes with light. We

~ Y ' do not understand, but we rely upon

}_‘;lg:hwR¢;¥:'- u1_5a__l,{I'_’_‘:i¢_’sT‘}';_°“_’tl* '_'°::' and use lt. It is the same with love.

graph. It, too, keeps us in touch with the friend afar and the stran er

0 tu IQIHR 'law _ 10_md`§iIP§_: 'Phehnessages it sends and brings are

B'%WLmG, Burke's Alleys; under

market, open lawful days ten to'

ae real as those of telephone or tele-

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elevm- I-554% at the door, and it pours into our

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lives the brightest light, they ovim know. it reaches beyond earth and allies ns with the great Bource of love. Let us understand that it is u power, the greatest power le have, and use it as such.

Dig channels for the streams of Love;

Where they may broadly run;

And Love has overflowing streams

To fill them every one.

For we must share if we would keep That good thing from above; ~ Ceaslng to give. we cease to have,-4 -Such ls the law of love.

--R. C, Trepchi