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Bul Three Botti Closes Will llelrotied Today -The ,Big Exhibi-

_Should Attract- Many -‘The Best Raiciiig is 1~EXpe¢j.ted lhis- Aiternoon-Tlle Prize List Continued-Judging Will

Bc Completed jhis Morning.

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‘lisa-xhlllitolBonihdown sheep made ' Ban*am,Jspaness, Ben-J.D. Spanner; 5 . *_ B | . by meet rognaau at ti.. nraihitios wr. z, ii. ir. nm... ' w°_°:’_°§',,°‘,,,,,f{,,,,_°°"°" M°"“°'ld‘ 3' a llllhlhnlariy notable one. Here in

competition with the well known prize

Me. Ini-ease eaeeess was such as

number of prilsa won hv him, 7 in all,

snaseealnl blender and owner.

Home-made bottled Fruit,-Mrs F L

lhlsnrd. city; 2, Misa A B Juniper, Hills- Game, Black-breasted Red, Cook-G.

hero School. Home made Orange Marmalade,-M

- Il

George Stanley; 2, Fannie Lepage,

o`ty.

Home-made Red Currant Jelly, -Mrs H

Howard, York; 2, Mrs R E Mutch. ‘

Home~|nade Strawberry Jam,-Mrs

Arthur, N Ruetluo; 2, Mrs W F Drake.

Home-made Raspberry Jam,-Mrs A H

Boaivell,2, MrsG Piereon,clr.y.

Home-made Blnck Current J.im, --Mr

D F Fraser, Kingston; 2, hire R g-_-is.

Lmnson.

W ifrsnsmns.

Beat box boneless Codilsb, auiiulfe fm

shipment to the West India l-lands.

B( it dll l IR H d Coll Ll Oil BQU Lllllb--I E BaK0r& Sona; Z,"l0 ;3, for n:¢dioiha‘lypdrpo:e:,?-Willard Eilrudson 5 g LID? i 4. A10- d I E B L sl

°'* we, wo u earn an over -~ 3 'er

Binloh P142, R W Jordan, Beach l`t.

Best display of Klppered Herring,

canned Lobetera, B Compton SLI Co, Belle River, 2, Mcllsohorn Bros. Blank Bush.

J udlzn J A Matheson.

FOWLS.

Brahma, Light, Ben-Fred McRae

ol‘y.

Bantam. Black-breasted Red Game,

Cook-J. D. Spanner, Halifax.

Bantam, Black-breasted Red Game,

Hen-J. D. Spencer.

Bantam Boas Comb, Cook-Louis Has

rm, city; s. J. D. spacer; a, ii. n.

Hiller, Halifax.

Base Comb. Ban-L. Bullard;

2, J. D. Spencer; 3, H. i-I. Miller.

Bantam. Golden Seabright, Cock-H. H.

Hiller; 8, .T.D. Spencer.

Bantam; Golden Senbrlght, Hen-J. D.

Spencer; 2, John 1'. Trainor, city; 3, H. H Miller.

Bantam, Silver Seabi ight. Cock--J.

Speno+; I, H. H. Miller.

Bintam, Silver Seshright, Han-H.

Miller; B, J. D. Spencer.

Bantam, Pekin, Cock-J. D. Spencer; 2,

A McKinnon nit

Neil . , y-

Battam, Pekin, Hen-Neil A. McKin-

non; 2, J. D. Spencer; 3, H. H. Miller.

Bantam, Japs\iese.Cook-J. D. Spens-

Enlllls' mi "~

IS PllSlPUllil _

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Again Because of Premle Tweedle’s Absence From the Province

Moncrorl, Oct. l1~(Speoial)-Th°ll\\l g collins' preliminary enm\m°°l°\=\ 'ii square Methodist church on 'tuesday

Hopewell Qpd has been again adjourned.

bhil “IO will Chl "th of Otfbbol. The Mjfyqftiment was made because the ahmnea of Premier Ta-sedle.

cmd ,mo liiaiziteis.

onions oct. il - tevffielzi .. Sgr, T.,

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Nioer

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D. history of the track will take place but

this afternoon. beginning at 1 ° ' """° °“ ' | ,F

H- o'clocli, as follows : idifvrxitdhixdlhhnduxioulireztt ‘hinge-:df __ _ ,__

Cochin, Buff, Cooks-§ A. loxlnnnll.

Dorking, Silver Grey, Hen-N. A. Mc-

Kinnon.

Thorne. Game, Black-breasted Red, Hen-J. D.

Spencer; 2, H. H. lllller.

Game, Indian, Cock-G. Chilton. '

G imc, Indian, Hen-G. Chilton. Hamburg, Golden Spangled, Cock-J. D.

J SPIUWF- Minorca,While. Hen-P. M. Byrne,

Hamburg, Golden Spangled, Hen-J. D. Spencer. ,

Hamburg, Sliver Spangled, Cock~Coop- ‘

cr; 2, H Winner, Piotou

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Hmburs. Silver Siwurlod. Hen-Hurry Robertson; a, win. il. Aruing, city.

Judges;-Emily M Matheson, Uessfe Tweedy, E irnscliife. 1 5°. 3 d°=

Hamburg Golden Pencilei, Hen-J. D.

Spencer.

Hambn Silver Panciled, Cock-J. D

rg, s

f1WT'TTT

FRIDAY. CCTOBER 12, 1906.

Today will be an intersting and,

enjoyable day at the big Exhibition-

ln the morning the judgingin all

» incomplete classes will be finished ‘_ -

A novel and well worth seeing

feature will be the awarding. of prizes to the persons showing the greatest skill in the judging of beef ' cattle; and also in the judging Of

the judging ring are worthy of

' 'Die best races probably in the

Free For All-Trot and Pace-

EHUHEH Plillili

lil Slilllliiillill

To Rev. G. Campbell is Called " To Quaon»Square.

oi John. `

S-r. Joris, Oct., 1l-(Special)-At a

rneetiri of the Quarterly Board of Oilofn

availing it was unanimously decided to oxtaizd s call to Rev. H. D. Marr, B. A.

0| ummm. pastor ofthe ohureii in June

ncxtln eucceesicn to Rev. G. M. Camp ‘bell.

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Glilillil illwllll

Sllll lllillll

i Tovumrn. Oo p-,,,,|¢,- M_ P, was still absent when the lnanranoeinvealiizatloil W” \’*'“'“°d 0" morning butllr.SheD\¢! 'lined "°"“°°f'»

|-pq;-einer ip come from Fowler at

W ld be in Toron Winalpea. urine he *“‘“

to nm. rriaav m°f“'“l-

If [meer continued his evidence .b“`w. Wmhuain June. l902l hy lf” Union Trust Color thainseli-as oi “tim

aorse of western railwu \°“"l-“ “W”

' Win

'h|°`wgh|a were held hy certain »_

Cochin, BnlT,l~len- . A McKinnon; 2. 5 ; ‘_ p_ Bu U; 3 L 1 B

views ..¢w.w. sim, or anim... m..rmuiu..,oitr;s.a... ,,°,I,'f°,°|',:',,,,,,,,_ "° ' ’ ° °"

ic comm, earning., coyl- swam, ae..-G. enum.

make the rivalry very keen for lint Coohin, Partridge, an-G. Chilton, L,Kb¢m‘wh|w'o°°k_G_Ch||,_°n_ p'ace in many inrancea. The creditable oily; 2, E. Mi|ier;R, do. L,.|,°n_ BN,n'U°¢k_G_ Boswell. 2,

Dorking, Silver Grey, Cock-N. A. Mc- d,,;3_ “_ w‘1,|,'g,m“.m,.n_

entitle lr Furness to recognition aaa Kinnon. L,‘|,,,n,_ B,.°,,,,_ g°°k_G_ B°,,,e||;:-1'

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¢_ 10_~(Speoial.)-Gen", Wx;

mi. |m that lie had received a talenfllli,

dw

PRINCE

...ll . R CES

Hamburg, Silver Penclled. Hen-J. D.

H. Walsh. Ingliorn, Bud, Han-Thorne and Beer,

olty.

Leghorn, Bulf, Hen-Thorne und Beer, Leghorn, Black, Cock-G. Chilton. Hlnonsa, Black, Cook-G. Chilton; 2,

Louis Heustia, city; 8, F. C. Cotton, city.

Minorcu, Black, Hen-G. Chilton 2, F.

C. Cotton.

N. River.

Orpingten, Bud, Cook-Wm. Robert-

son, 8, Wm. lzlarbing; I, Louis Henstls.

Orplngton, Bulf, Hen~G Chilton, 2, W.

cxirimii nowss.

Ram, two shears and over» J E Baker

lc Sons; 2, S C Lane.

Ra", shearllng-J E Linker & Sons; 2,

T Glydsn, Margate.

Sons ; 2, do ; 3,SC Lane; 4do.

Ewe, ahearllng-.I E Buker & Sons; 2,

do;S. S C Love; 4, J E Baker & Sons.

Ewllsamb-J E Baker & Sons; 2, do;

8, do; 4; do.

Pen of Oxford Downs consisting oi one

lam two Ewen one year old and upwards, and two Ewa Lambs-J E Bakerk Sons; I, L O Lane.

Pen ol Oxford Downs consisting of one

Rain Inmb and three Ewa Lambs owned ond bred by the exhibitor J E Baker & Sona; 2, S C Lane.

BLRELY LIVED THROUGH IT.

1 . up md n NPI thought I oonldift live

Uistlrrbolone made ine oni.irel.Y “"|'- NU

Hill

i-w~ _ ._ "J

Eititttindil 'About Tltllr Methods

Toitonro. Ont.. 11-(SDf¢li1l)-J ~ U Pi-lcliett, leader ot the gang who llwio tus moans .aiaicfi¢S`in¢h.. wus nizin eleotinn acandnh and who has a|wl¥~ been regarded nslsader of the gan( which operated in var-ions rldlnga diirinaelaotion c .name in lata yew. wll the IU' witness at the London bribery investiga- tion th” mornin!!

He “lj that the headquarters ofthe

election rnanlpuistors had been Toronto whore plots to ablai elections were for the most part hat-oiled..

Mcet of the money handled by the

machine and "Dominion" money which was icoeiveil by manager McDonald was

flunlly paid to voters by Toni Lewis.

There were twofnvorlte incthons,name-

ly, purchasing voter-i and switching bal-

lots. V The election woiliere usually invaded a

constituency ten dlys before election and spent the time leiectiiig men to pay oui the money, or do what they were told.

Later, Prlchett aaiii he received Mil at

one time from W. T. R. Preston. He pnid

$5 per vote to a deputy re urnlng oiiicer par ballot switched.

Walter Scott was on the stand this

afternoon aa to bank draft by vi lilch it is

supposed the crown want. to prove the sending of money into London.

Scott denied all knowledpe of any

wrong doiagt. -,V , six or eight :iltrlesscs iestinerl to

from Collina.

States, several years ago.

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dairy cattle. _ , _ _ »~ p

The splendid horses broualit into# » bontinulqbof-P*-gl

everyonc's inspection. _ A “nm I oe had Eh' J

e experen 1 . . F h U, 1 t t I

,_ 1' ..F res sou cry o wee ery

RACES THIS AFTERNOON' §(,’=“p¢dn°gh:(viEi::i-Z, €£ha\1:.¥en at w|iid~,cooler wltha few show-

ahtln erer our aa ma an caan .,‘ gn.,

“'°°~°.:'r.°“'°o.:r:.r1‘:.:::..~°cn§l‘ .~.~.--

our . lone" and your reoovepy is guaiantbed.

251: d Sl W at all ealerl

lilaaril'| Llnlmani liellsvea aura g a-

.04N$DA. FRIDAY.

Leader Gang an'_d,0thers

receiving moneyfor their votes, mostly

Pritchard told the oourt he learned the

trick of switching ballots in the United

The Ire briefly reported in yesterdays

Guardian while In progress is by long odds the sevlreat calamity that has ever fallen upousiuumeralde. Starting at _the rall- way fyelght ahod near the east end ol the Town it cdnght on Water Street and cut a lwitth clear through the Town ` to thiestreme west enmjiu is quite possible, as la suspected, that the lire was ofincendlary origin and thu tact that an incipient blase wsa discovered in tha slime .building two nights previous loorrmcs the suspicion. But whatever the °l”|ElH Was, an investigation should be hold at once and a meeting of citizens oalied with aview to rouiedying glaring defects in tha oivlo management. This course will tend to reassure not only citizens. but the honda of insurance coni- panies who have kept a rather suspicious eye upon Surumerside and quite frequ- ently emphasissd their doubt. by a D¢f°°Dtlble raise In rates. The burned district includes 155 buildings totally destroyed and a number Dodly roorohed, some oi which are more or less damaged. The loss is estimated at H23,(lD with about $iJ0.0U0 lnaullneo. Among the buildings burned are;~ .lohn Dickieaon, warehouse C 1,500 Chai-lee Hotel 2,tIlJ Strathcona hotel

Pina hotel

Mont Waugh, house Alex Waugh, house Tliomes Glover, two houses 2,tIl0 El¢0i.\'ic I-ikht Station $1,000

5,000 sooo i,ooo 1,ooo

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OF `l'l‘lE SUMMERSIDE FIRE

Buildings Gone.

Job! loDonald, two houses 7.00; R058!! Wlye, house 1,030 GeqGodkln, M.l..A. house i,5(ll Baptist Church 5,11” Epioopal church, pai-aonags

and hall 10,000.

Fred W. Strong and Mies Mary

Strong, house

Mawley house 3,1110 Wm Brown, house 1_5() Mrs Dr Bearlstu, house 1 .iw Wm Gould, house 1,1110 , \\'ni Clarke, liouae 1,1111 Percy Tunbon, liuuse niiil luuilicr yard will Mrs J A Gouriie, house :l,:l»0 A C Rogers, house ziiixi Charles Roizers, house :Loco Robert. A Sharp, house 1,000 Mrs Whitney, house occupied hy Archibald McDougall 1,500 Court Hnuae and Jail i`v.i,UtlU S M Hicks, house, occupied by \\' A Cunningham rim Mrs. McDougull, house occu- pied by Chas. McKinnon .I . A. Brace, house, occupied

by Jos. Atiaura

Dr. Doyle, house

Dr. J. F. McNeill, house

Mrs Dempsey, houses

Russ Hotel

Willard Hall

Major McKinnon, houaefoccu-

pied by D li. Morrison John McKay, three houses

Christian Church Mrs Clark, hotel

5,[XI)

l,i no

1,501) l,.`iil0 1 -'r i) 2,000 3,000 -will

‘Ltllil l,0lll ‘l,(llU

J. A. Collet, house

,Loi of the Building. owcyed-A strong opinion The rn. Fire Was the Work of an incendiary-The Estimated Amount ni Loss--One Hundred and Fifty-Five

IMD 2,41) 2.419 ml ill)

A. W. P, Gourlle, honae Mrs John Munro, house

Mrs. Seaman, hotel John Noonan, house

Capt Olsen, house Nelson Bishop, 'I houses and

warehouse

Mrs Wui Schurnilan llulcl

l,0iX) 1.5m 1,510 1,01) bil) l,(IX)

Wm Brehnut, house

Mrs Peter Larkin, house Angile McKinnon liou e Neill McKinnon, house 700 Itlillvmy and freight shell ~ 1,000 -losepli Rr-ul & Cu, coal slictl

and coiil

R. 'l`. lloliiinii, house oi-viiiiirwi

by \\'illiuiil Cobb Cyrus Morri-, a l.iii'ii J .\i .\`oon:ii.'.~ bnru Jil) liulii~i'l.»oii`1 'l`ni|iir|y H10

The iliipir-itiiig liilluonte of the rain vrlilulifo-ll r.ll ilay yt-~.'eriliiy aliiioat with- out n break, liiiiln liirl gflgef, gm gpm aiiciidziiii-chi the ex‘iil.itlon, and nausea tire pc.~ipi»i:.-im-iii cf the races tial

iwilly- Tliosc who .went out had a I-i<'U*\ ‘\i'l~i>i-iunity to see what was dis- played, niul llieri: were niuuy who found, nolwltlistuiiiling the rnln, the horse ring to lic rl most intl-resting plrtce, The liorses |»i'i-seiitcd u fine sight rind un init-res'e<i i-rcwd iitieiiiicd tliejudging of . tiw diiieiiliit i"ii~r.e.. i iiocii progress \\'.i1 inmle hy the judges in :mnrtliiig prizes and very little more in tim' lint- is .c lic .loin-. 'i`hc list of prize ii

l,llX)

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4.000 Willliers i~ hero conti ued from yesterday.

lille. iliil lil . lllillllllill

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Er. .`loi»iN, Oct. ll.-Loral Jawa have

since Thursday laet. been observing the Feast ui 'l`nhernniles, which lang ¢,||| ii. .chef 11. The im.. mst and int two days furiii the festival propel, and the five intervening days arc half holidays.

2-'*°"T'°* <S*“‘*>- °‘“:':.l:‘ .‘:,":.°'.l:‘..:ir"'zf1;. ‘-‘-:.°.".:'.:.r:.‘ , , , ww ~»=~~-~f~--»-

Two aisee, an -

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'°-7°” ‘°” "" "" ‘NB“=ltrur|ag§$ onuncdss vi-iici-i iisclipso oasrnucrion. so-um r-ii--re -in -no-in

ll90l‘\Od Hndltloof nlhd U1, in

2.24---Trot and Pace. gig* , _ _ __1_ _ _ J ' `

5;. , V .

nv..-.Y

bank inanalil' *lf w"'°":: ` '_. y `.~ ._ » ._ ' ' to I. s. a

.im - , , 1.* = - _ . 4, _ 4 "“""‘ ":,,___,, ,_,, The time liirstsoivit fpwoesummsniac enroll... 'rho mum A ir m..uaui°o.tonr¢h_Y,}',','_'*‘”,,l,,*,;l,‘,,,,;‘1PL',,"1'.§ ,._,

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i:::e:‘:s.holdsr:;‘i‘ths options. add tht* ,_ »'ITie lattexnarrowlyioscoped deltlilctitinz eentl ties y neo.

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'slriilli null

' Anne’s-Judgment Written

by Sir Louis Davies

01”'l”.\wA, (ict ll-lSpecial.i-The Sup-

reme Court this morning disqualified Daniel Gitllery member of Parliament for

St. Annn's Dlvi*"on for seven years for

corrupt practises in the last general election.

The Supreme Court did not merely sus~

tain the deslsluii of lower courts, but lm-

proved upon it. I .

The trial judges in their Ending dill not

apenliiicaliy declare Mr. Gallery disqual- lflcd. The Supremo Court decision noticed this amiaaion and supplied lt.

The judgement was writien by Sir

Louis Davis and concurred in unanimously

by the other Judges.

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Will CHANGE r

lil THE Pllili

Fni:ni:mrm.\', Oct. ll.-On the death v\

Archbishop Bond being mentioned to lilshop Klniziion this morning ills Loril- siiip stated that the occurrence would

u|set the arrangements for the con

have the Ooadjntor consecrated at llont

Bishop ofthe chnroh and have the oere

sity.

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illiillllllilllil

‘Daniel Gallery, M. P. f0i' Sf Work Going on Well Bilt

secretion 'it the Bishop Coadjuicr ni New Brunswick. it wr.. ...ni to he

the intention of the chnmh authorities to

real. but the ArohbiaI\'np'a death qlll, oi course, neosllllte s change. Bishop Sweetman of Toronto will anoceed to the positlonof metropolitan and the ooadjuwr WANTlD*‘A h°“»*“\'~°°P" Nl' l“° will either be conseeratsd at Toronto or ‘the archbishop will issue amandats to a

Hi Plllllilllii

Elllillillllil

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Done-May Lust Till Next Week

i}'i"|'aW/i, Oct. ll t.\`p<'1‘iiil|-'l`l|cprovin

cial and thc federal iuiuistcrs apcu; neur-

ly all tiny in Conference and who they nd journed this afternoon for lunch the Prima Minister said thero was no an- nouncement to make.

it is understood that the Conference is

progressing fnvoriilily and that while no conclusions have been coins to but formal

ones by the provinces that they need more money, there has been

a spirit of give and take exhibited by the various delegates which indicate!

that the Conference will have is success-

full icrnilnation.

Dui. the arraiiizement of the special con-

ditions demanded by the vlarlous Pruvin- ces will taki: tliuc, auil poasllily the

l’reniler.~ iiiiiy not get iiwliy this wc-ik,

They meet again tomorrow at ten.

LATER.

it is understood that ill the Premiers

with the exception of lfllinle have final-

ly lilrrced to Limp Special ileiiiaiiils niid oonihine on ri gcieriil demand for per ca-

pita increase.

British Columbln still holds out for

special prliiciplcs, hut will proliiahly fal in line.

nil Li i i. .|':;li'i;

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(Toolh te or CliiseliicaLinn.i

gentlemen. Elder ly lsily |n~efern».|.

Rrferenol required. Apply ai. (iuardlan OU\&. l0'l lillf.

Y I OST-Wednesday between Emeriil

"“°“7 '“`° Vu" "' un °“'h°d"l in ‘hh l ,A and Charloltelown apuraeoonlnlniiia

Check rot Ml and Railway ticket. Finder a please leave at Euusatlcn cnlce

lo»i:i.i~.'i¢wiip.l

JIJ(Bi‘-Wodlasdy night, between Mc-

Donald I oKlnnon‘a driisaon

c an amen e s a es

‘sndStrikl d' t tore ldi 'lux Tunvoaeue coat. Finder will I... reward

by lsavingsans at this ofliee.

ll-liidzltwilpu

IIMIKIBER.-That evrrybody relvll

a morning paperaa the new s ia then

hi and lytirdlts, and that

lil llllli Mlillilii ,.-.,,,,;».,,..,,_,, ,,, _,._.,

advertised while the mind is still brighs and active.

u TVAKTKD.-Ipi‘ai Real Estate Anil

for Province of Prince Edward ls-

laad, wish headquarters stcharlotwtowa,

decrease o: :nba le 1;! doing' ‘held wah,

a tone w t e av i l.| .

F" rv nired The ic

Relerenrei q . es a lned Investment Co.. Cai vda Lita loop_, Bi- Jtlv. N- U. io i2. tw,

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