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slvuilil _ CHINESE GENERAL WAS culuusll

smws ui Gull Lulu MURDERED YESTERDAY ln will

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LONDON, Nov. 7-(By Wire)- It ll, announced that Queen Mary will devote the .f-165,000' suscribed by the Mllrys of the Empire as coronatlon gift to the establishment of a home for working girls. _ The fund was partially suscribed by lv-» women of Canada who rejoiced in the unme of MarY~ _

CHICACIT WIIMAN I I

FACES MANY MUHIIEII CHANGES

FREDERICTUN, Nov. 7-(By Wire)

tish North America of the Loyal Or- ange Association will meet in Fred- ericton next July._

The gathering will be one of the

most important conventions held in Fredericton- in recent years.

The Triennial Council will also meer;

at the same time. Upwards of 4,000 delegates are expected,

CHAHCEEI CAPTAIN

WITH CHUEITI

NEW YORK, Nov. 6- Charges of

N"_“' gross crlielty practiced by Captiin

of luilfceiuaii Arthur Bissonett and cr me one" were made LI’ im brit'

iswrli-l of many other murders

ish Consul today by three .~uiil\iri-‘

$3: h',,.mhl|y placed under arrest to' who had just a`rrivod here on the any M,(,,_“,m,ds she remained quiet steamer from South American ports. on the hell during a preliminary They deglnred that decayed {“"”" lfcarinl; huld in her home. The case with Whmh they were “"""""I- "T“`9"‘I was hosthuhcfl tO_NOv_ 2g_ and she blows and curses from the <.~:ipf.i:.in, was ,,,.,l,.,~¢,l co,-hmltlell to _ the and the forcing of fever-stricken. mm

county liosllital. The hr~ni'ing was held in Mrs. Ver- inilya's home owing to her illness. Municipal Judge Walker and the court aiiuclies all crowded into the little. l»cilrooni. She manifested little iiiteirsi. in the proceedings.

to work long hours had driven --'o-nr of the crew to mutiny at sea and t. plot to poison the captain.

Six of the alleged conspiriilors

were taken off the vessel nt .\‘...».v.e video. and sent to a British prisrir and after that, these sailors assert

"ru-u iww witiwsscs same forward the treiitmenr. that nie remeiiiiiei- .1

luring, to accuse Mrs. Louis Ver

r celvcd rew worse Om

. ' the crew e K - -.

nillyii ol' having knowledge of the. of them told of being drags;-2-l from nuuiiicr in uhich some other Persons hi.; hlml( While he lay sick -vifb fr/or who linve died beneath her roof of and fmxhgd to g0.alDft_ similar uilinents came to their death. The three meh decimal tl,-It lucy,-_ ’l'lu-ir iilcucit.y_was disclosed by W0,,h1`,.Mh,.,. go to jall than gfli-vc thc

Col_oin-|»_ lhhtep Hiidnranalfter thc ,_emamdel. of theivtwo years ,.,,hh_.h,h, whnu' ini ieeu server wi a war- , , _ nohh,mh_ jlle -‘,,,-,Sill rant and alter she had been removed ““`I§r éhzpgase under nd,.h5Bm.ht_

to tlir county jail, where she appar- "00 _________

ently is recovering from the effort on.,

flliturilny co poison herself.

Ai~.tin;; on tl.e sffory of one of the, uitiiiss-is, the corner left to `exbnmc thc body of Frank Brinkamp, son ogg Mrs. \‘i~rmilya's first husband, and one ul lust of those to succumb to the uti.=irlr.~; of acute stomach dis- oriloru. ’|`hc grave is in Weldbclm

S IN ENGLAND

1__f|Nil()N, Nov. G-A case of bu-

ceiizi-tiiry near llhicago. home hluglw has “een discovered in Arfliur liissoniiettc, father nl’ thc the navay hur,.hcl,s ul; 5llw¢l¢y_ on ilesil polireman, was one of the new the S,,m0h_ const England, “em- yltucsses, and he disclosed himself Harwich The ,llsemle is the Bump us ui|oi.l:i~i' who had encountered the which céhscd frightful havoc ln Mlm. mysterii~ns stomach complaint while churm mst winter hihihg from “hw

‘, lc .'ii1l , e ri l . _ , , The other witness was Miss Eliza- pemom ntt“°k;d'f W C ses of H ln belh .woliiii formerfinancoe of Frank There were If e a '_

» ’ E A li lan land some time

llriiikiu ip, who in an affidavit cliarg- “st ng 5' 5 f ed fha' her intended husband had “gm “nd experts eflprifsseiethfl ‘fag made iintcinents on his death bed that the colmtry “H75 _ k ,QR me virtually charging his >step~motl’ler We of Il Serious 0" mm ' ‘“ _

with hn\-ing done away with him." Bissuiiilette said: "I went to visit my nun the day before .he was taken to ilu. hospital. He had two meals at ibn Vermilya home. After eating ham :ind eggs, on which put pepper from n tin box, I had severe pains in my stomach. T got an emetic at ii drug store and was relieved for a while but the pains still are with me." .

Miss Nolan’s affidavit brought in the name gf Undertaker C. C. .Boy- scn, who had been mentioned by a number of persons interrogated con- cerning the poisoning of Bissoanette, and concerning the mysterious death of another Vermilya roomer, Con- ductor Ilichard T. Smith. She aver- veil that young Brinkhanip on his death bed, said to his mother: "Well, I am about done fOr. YOU might us well let Boysen come and bury nie." ' She also declared young Brinkamp said repeatedly he was "going the way dad did," and that be had ex- pressed to her his suspicions that the futher had not died of natural eniun-s.

PRICE 0F SUGAR CUT

Nllii YORK, Nov. 6-All grades of refined sugar were reduced ten cents

matter had been almost forgotten until the Shotley case was disgiirnied under the iinme of the "black death,” bubonic plague destroyed nearly a third of Englund’s po_uulii- tion in middle ages.

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PICKED UP DERELICT

wiLMING'reN, N. c., Nov. s-The

revenue cutter Seminole was in wire- less _communications today with the cutter ~Yama.craw which reported that she had in tow the abandoned schoon- er Stcphcn G. Lund, of Tho-mpston, Me.. the crew of which is reported from London as having been picked up by the British steamer Victorian and landed at Liverpool. This is the second time within one year that the Loud had been abandoned at sea. and rescued. '

SAIALLPDX III JAIL

SAULT STE MARIE, Ont, Nov 6-

Evll-doers are reasonably sure of not securing entrance to the district jail here for the place was quaran- tined this morning on the discovery that two of the prisoners were suffer- ing from_ smallpox. Prisoners whose terms have expired will also have to wait until the quarantine is raised

ii hundred pounds today. .

before they can have their liberty.

THE CARE OF THE HAIR »

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Dr. Justin Berlthuld of Vienna an

eiisils too often act as carriers of

l . ' c lp diseases. The weekly ir at

om nent authority OH dI'°°°°° °! than B f t i htl sham oo ~.vifh_ a

~ I sat or n I y P hm and scalp “'°"° tm 'nt Th" helend non-irritating saponnce-ius pre-

dsnclruff is the prime cause of bald-

'_‘_°lS and that baldness is preventable _vnu little care in eradicating dllnd- U In its early stages. Too many

poration _ like "Rexall Bhnn*l>00 Paste” will free the scalp fi-.wi dead scruff or dandrull scales thus leaving it in' ii condition to benefit

Mollie treat dandruil as s triillngl-by any applications of niedicnment. IITHNGI' allowing it to .proceed until it Not only does the uae of the above

has infected the ll li- 5'

n a roots and ler- , ""‘°“¢\! injured these delicate or- healthy but *H167 °¥°"°i°° ln “‘““°“°° '°“I°ml- The first appearance of on the sellefll l\¢°I*h I9 °‘““"°“'

llandruff should he,the occasion for 5

‘I°¢°l‘mined war'fd.r¢ gn. o' arms A that scalp troubles arevory i\\I\11`i°“l

_ th iz -_

?,°°‘l heir nrevsrauen such u smii

933' Heir t 1 in its t n it nd therefore lowering °“*l'°PU° csgznlewoicgull-ENT? :TIE Em Nnfafiy. cane. 'rlie Mavlilnncn iliinili-ull sermons renewfn the vita- Drug G0- "0 SUI* 33"" '*“ Wi’

community for t "Raimi" l>l'0l5l¥`l°

Ill,” °‘ HM' bulb; phoning na und.

° hair should in combdll and brush tions. th will II; D ` °¢°‘1__*° KA °

articles render the hair and scalp

physicians do not hesitate to sh!

to the nervous system actin! ll ir-

:I ‘hilt tullng oaratis use flint tlid' you o‘ Ira booklet on Nha "este Af

"WI me was are ol in i

the lien-" wiulh ccfmmff° much vslu

"'°_'11 9l_tr`lipona_' 'IEE-I cole information. -

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-The Sovereign Grand indge of Brl.

MONCTUN. N. B. Nov. 6-The

statement that Hon. I.. P. Pelletier had said in Quebec that he had been promised. that portion of the Inter- -coloiiial railway shops nf, Moncton would be transferred to River~Dn_ LOUD naturally aroused excitement here. inquiries, however, .fail to ob- tain from I. C. R. officials here or any other responsible person any in. formation sustaining the gmt¢m@nl;_ "WY be DOSSible that some ad-

ditional nien may be employed to °I"’"1I@ the SHOPS which were rebuilt at River Du Loup, but that a portion °f the SI~\0l>s will bc removed from' Moncton is not believed by those whose judgement is valuable.

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IIIII. BIIIAN IIEMANITS

_ CITIMINAI ACTIITNS

1-'N"0_f1N. Nei... Nov. 4-crnnhnir

prosecution against the oilicials o' the equity suits that have been insti. ffllted. is the demand made by W. _]_ Bryan, in a letter to :res -is-.it "‘cft, made public here today, Mr Bryan in his letter saysz-

_IME3 P"e5Ide"_"-» Why (I0 you begin a

gmt In UIITIW Instead ol’ u. criminal prosecution* against the ufilcials of the Steel Trust? In your Attorney G@n€riil's petitions the iiereniiantg mi.. _charges with the violation of a crim- 'nal IIIW. Why do you hesitate to as`~' 'or conviction and iniprisuninent_ lf it because thc Anti-Trust lan' is non worthless as ,l criminal stntntn, sing, the Supreme (lourt has by judicis' legislation put the word ‘unrcns unable" in it or is it becnusc you nr, aflxiid to punish big criminals ni; gg verely as you do little criminals. Yor ask me to name ii trust that cannot ze punished under the present law. I name three, the Staiidard (.'i.‘ 'l`ii:.=t CI10.'l`obacco Trust, the Steel' Trust ‘ind 1 could use you ns o.witncss_ tc 'ri'ovc this law an anicn.l'ul ry yi-in judges is worthless."

MAIL POUCH STOLEII

Glli<lENSli(ll1i), N-C, Nov ii-'I‘liat ;

United States mail pouch, routed from Raleigh io New York and con- taining $2l0,000 disappeared two weeks ago in a manner similar to p recently reported $20,000 theft of li pouch at Lynchburg, Vu., bcciimr known here today. Beyond ailmittinl the loss of the package ofiiciuils .refusi o discuss the mutter. ,

_ SHOT BY COHPAHIOII

HAMILTON Ont., NOV. 6-Stew art Cornell was shot and killed on Saturday by ii companion, Thomas Kivel, while they were out hunting in .the woods near L_v'nden. lloth belong to the village. The coroner said to- ,giay that the affair was purely acci. dental Cornells head was clinost blown od. Kivel is distracted and un- der a docj:or's care.

HEAVY LIABILITIES

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-A petition in

bankruptcy filed hare today, by the (lub and Taxicab Comipnny of New York, which has seven depots in this rity, one at Long Branch, N.J., mid one at North Vale, N.J., shows liaibi- lities of $3,073,964 and assets of $583,- |31.

CDIHUIIICATIDII

» THROUGH PROVIIICE

ARD HITH INAIIILAIID

Yesterday the Northumberland- left

this port at 7.30 a. m., for Picton with passengers, freight, express and mall docking at 11.10 a. m., She left on _return 2 U. m., bringing passengers, freight, express andfyes- ei-day‘s N. S. mail and arrived here at 5.35 p. m. She leaves this morn- ing at 7.30 for Picton. _

Yesterday the S. S. Harland left

this port at 2 p. m. calling at Or- well, Hs.lliday's Wharf and Chinn Point, and returned at 1.30 p.m. To- day she will leave for Crapaud at 7 a. m., returning at 3.15 p. m.

Yesterday the Eastern express was

on time, the Southern accommodat- ion was ten minutes late, the West- ern accommodation was thirty mln- utes late. the Summei-side accommod- ation was on time, the Eastern ac- commodation was ten minutes late, and the Western express , was on time. '

I _ *(p6E€riSumi.) W

Did you ever learn the real facts,

the school details, of any important event XCBPT through the reports of your morning newspaper? And if you, and dll otller people. mllyt look to 'the morning 'paper for- news-facts, is it not natural that i people who

merit ‘happortlinity-facts" should reiv c iefly upon the ads ilk their m0\'l\\\\§

n¢w_gm;per ig thmi ? __ I

PEKIN, Nov. 7-(By wlre)__Gel-,el-.

al Wu, the brilliant young military

officer recently a.p_pointed governor of slban province, was assassinated this

morning". _

He was asleep in his tent at Shika

Chuang when thirty Manchu soldiers rushed in past the guard and' murder- cd him.

When the officers of the' General's

stall 'arrested the Manchus the latter stated that Wu had gone mfer go me revolutionaries and was secretly bc- traying the Manchus.

Reports that this city has fallen in-

without foundation.

There has been no fighting whatso-

ever here and no evidence that the Emperor or Regent has fled.

Prince Ching continues to act as

l‘remicr. 4 _

SAN FRAN(TISC(), Nov. 7-'A cali-

legram to the Chinese daily paper, says that Peking was captured late yesterday by the Revolutionints, af- was not verified. A despatch was also received an-

nouncing that the the fall of Peking had been reported at Shanghai, buf was noi. vertificd. , The despatch stated that all the . officials of the City had fied.

'I‘lic_ rebels are in peaceful posses- Aion after spirited fighting. l-IUNG KONG, Nov._ 6-Six com- panies of British troops, including en- KTHGOFS. =‘-rf-i‘lerv and two regiincnts‘ uf Indian troops, are 'in readiness tr proceed to Tlcii. Tsill. `°' There was a`u extraodriunry out~ burst of ‘joy here today upon the re- .-.eipt from Sliiuiglmi of a report thai the rebels had captured the nativi city of Peking. Without waiting foi ioufirmonion from other than rebel aources the city was soon in holiday array. Rebel flags appeared every' '.vhi».rc and crowds cheering, explode( o:nl>s and fireci-nckcru_

1-ll-IANHHAI, Nov. li-Shao I-ling

'u the province of Che Klang, famous for its mines, Qiliiisaii and Kashing

'll thi! flglllllé ]ll'0VIIlCE, SllI`I.'&ll(I8I`0( peacefully to the rebels ` late today Order is bring maintained. Wit_h exrcptioii of .W\isih all imD0¥`¢l1l\I points on the railroad fl`0m S119-“Emi ‘_o (‘hiii Klang are now in the hand if-the rcvolutiouists. Naking is stil oiitwnrilly loyal and quiet, but th I`artnr ceilcral is so unpopular that an upheaval threatens. SHANGHM, Nov. is-The most ir torestiug develoiurient in Shungllv :oday was the completion of the or- ganization ofa local cabinet by thi revolutionaries. \’l'u Ting Fang, whf 'ormerly had the Dost Of mlnwfel' III Nashington, has been appointed li_eai if the ministry of foreign affairs Wang Yili Ting, trade of comnicrce ihen Wan Yung, finance; Li PINK Fins, civil administrator, and Ler Hsieh, military administrator. . The appointments, however, are no* :alien seriously. the aviwin-tees deny' 'ng knowledge of the action of the re- iolutionaries, except in the C096 OI the civil administrator. WHO T155 UWT ictiug in that official capacity zhroughout. Wu 'ring Fang, while declining ti

acknowledge any participation in thi revolutionary ndniinistration _o’ Shanghai, openly symlmulizes Wlth *I* elthoubh criticizing some of the met nods. Hi- is bitterly opposed to thi viancliu clique in Peking. Dr. Wll Suyr hat if the revolution hopes to w_iu if mist scrupulously regard the flffhtfi of foreign nations and individuals. This. as time progresses, will br 'ound difficult becauseof the conflict- ing views held in different DF0VI“°?5 The government at Peking Im! 10' itructcu the vicerov of Nnkinz rw' to oppose the reformers. Nakinil Ihvfe 'ore is expected to turn over to thc revoliitiouaries in ll few days.

Perfect order prevails at Shanghai.

The arsenal which was captured by

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HEATHER FGREGAST Sic.

TORONTO, Nov._ 8-Strong wind and gales westerly to northessterly .a few passing showers but mostly fair lower temperature.

The temperature at three o'clocli

this morning was forty-nine _degieer above zero.

The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was forty-four degrees a- ‘ove zero and the highest was fifty- four. The coldest recorded the prev- »lous night was thirty'-nine shove zero.

‘Atnine a. m., yesterday it was forty-

' four degrees above zero, and -at nine

_ .- . p. ni., it 'was fifty degrees above

ero.

_F'1‘ho length ' of today will be ton hours and four minutes.

‘Klnard'l Lfnimaar. Unru Dandruff.

to the hands of the revolutionists amu

QUEBEC, Nov. 7--(Iiy Wirc)-- The

Canadian Northern Railway has de- cided to at once start uluul the work of construction of worksliolis in the city of Quebec. I

MAITEHII INAUCUITATEII N PITESIITENT [IT AIEXICII

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6-Francisco

I Madero was today inaugurated President of Mexico, siicceediag Presi- dent Delahatra who filled in the gap after _the executive now sworn in had ended the rule of General Porflrio Dias. The ceremony was brief and simple, following precedent. and took place before the members of Congress in the Chamber of Deputies at eleven o’clock. Tile galleries wgre filled with .~ilieetatoi~s, and in a section facing the speuker’s platform were the mem- bers of the Diplomatic Corps.

T0 SOAR ABOVE THE

STORIES AIID CURREIITS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6- Willis L. Moore. Chief of the Weather Biireaii, thinks an aviator might cross the At- lantic Ocean if he could take ms, ;.ii-_ ship six miles up and remain at that level at lenst'two days. At that height there is'snid to he 3 placid lev- el, free from the conflicting storms and currents which swirl below.

Chief Moore has expressed that op- niou to Melvin Vnnimnn, the avia- tor, who has been planning ii trans- atlantic flight from Atlantic City.

__ PHILADELPHIA VIOII

HAVANA, Nov. 6- Tile Plliludcl-

pliia baseball league today won the second giiine of its (julian tolli' froir. Havana hy n, score of 5 to 3.

T0 REVIEVI JAP TROOPS _

'l‘(`|Kl(l, Nov. 7-The Emperor left

this liiorning for Kiushll to review che military nianoeuvres. The pre- 'nier. Mariluis Saionji, who generally accompanies the Emperor on such oc- casions rcmaius in Tokio, evidently in account of the unrest in (thins.

thc rebels has resumed work. 'l‘lic re- volutionary committee has order.eil ;he return of the rifles and ammuni- ’ion which were given out indiscrim- inately. Those retaining the rifles /vithollt a certificate will bc immed- iately beheaded.

AMOY. Nov. li-The report of the ~cbel occupation- of Ainoy is unfound- ed. The situation here is tense, but .here are no disorders. LONDON, Nov. 6-Lengthy despat- .bes sent from Peking and times car- y this morning fail to mention the fallen capital or the flight of the court.

LDIIDEIISED ADVERTISEAIEIITS

(Too late for Classification.)

ted for general house- 'I work. Apply Mrs. A. E. I-Iogall, 508 Dorchester St. 11-3d1W_l?§-

‘VANTED-Girls to learn dr€B_i'-

J making, Apply Miss Bessie

Essery, 245 Pownal St. __l_1-hd3_ip$l.

VIVO LET, furnished rooms with 01'

_ without board all inoderli con-

veniences. Apply at 137 ROCIlf0r<\ Street.

V W0 LET-Furnished house cen-

_ ti-nl. locality. moil;rnBlmpi_;<g;'e- t _ A l “’l"`, P. _ ox .

men s PP Y _1}___8“qlw_pd_ TbT.sTr~T.¢s..T.i“s;.n.. im..

_ ioy and Weymouth Streets. Mod-

ern conveniences. ADDIY at 193 WW* mouth St. 11-8d4_ipil_.

FWVERYBODY, should see our 10f!. .J window today lots of snaps in groceries. F. J. Holman & C0.

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' *OV WANTED-_At Once t0 Iellfn 0 A _trade three dollars ($3-00)` l"’I` week at the begining. Apply nt once to Guiirdiaii___Qfllce_._______ \1;7_‘I§f-

l_{`ElRS wanted at once. 50.000

estates seeking claimants. YO?"

may be one. Facts in booklet 7h . send stamp. International Claim A ll _Pi¢t,sburg, Pa. ll-Bdinlopil.

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A Uc'rioN-on Thiirsdsv NOW” 5'

9th., at 12 oclock noon t 2

property on the corner Of GWR George and Fitzroy Streets ghtely oc.

cnplqd by E. Carmeron & -. “F Hardware Store. Further partlcu-_

b dbills. R. Bearisto, Auct-

Ii`.T.`L.‘I?° "“ 11-7<\=*'r“-

_)oiu_.'r'nv-we what mini ofieele. 1., ducks, Turkey thicken & Fowl. 3,, ln every any Jenkins & Lent:

` The tide will be high this afternoon .V F ' G at at 12.05 and tohnoyrolw aftdernoon at 2 ‘I"'°"‘ 'mm 'mnkms r0c§;¥4d1v:’g,:_ 12-56'.It`Will be IK' mrs “Y mom' -<~-

ing At 12 and' li‘rlday morning at'qAllNSOMN BA1lgAGE_Bn lrixwt l2_llg_ k fresh every day. n\ii_id_;i__i_2m_ d - fThe sun sets this afternoon at 4.41 so_ni_&;_Q9-_g ____gT,.___.a_._‘___1l ' and 'tomorrow afternoon at 4.40; If 'BOWl.lNG, Burkes Alleys, und" rises tomorrow morning at 6.47 and _ market, open lawful days ten :ii Friday morning at _ aneleven. ‘ . ~ 3455 '

even n ..

5_,§|h_e mpan rm” 'I . K `MInariI‘s Linlmeat Cures Burris. Ets-

" `_ ""71-

_Dul/e of Connaught will not be

lianient will be on Tliursdny.

gin on Wednesday at noon,

The expectation is growing that t session will he short. Provision wi

he made for beginning the Georgia

pose.,

'I`Il0l‘e \\'iIl also bc an nppi'olu‘i:itio

same time.

NEW YUITK WIIMAN ATTENITS EIINCTIIJN

NEW YORK, Nov, 5-A nov

Mrs. Helen illarsh nt llellrose yen terday afternoon when Mrs. W. lrv ing 'I‘\\'iuuIily iirrivcd in n. flyaboi with A. l.. Welsh instructor in th

vard aerodromc. There was no' suit able place for landing near tb

distuurc frinu the lzrollnils, blit

from the clouds. `

CANAIIIAN AIICSIUNAHIES

'|`0II0N'I`0. NOV. 6--So far :is cn be ascertained there are uf, (inlllulili missionaries in the city of Hiiriimlv The (iliinu inland Mission has 'i bus iness c0i|i.l'i~ in the foreign i|lu\rf.i~r hilt no niissioliiwies there. and no on at all in. the native city. 'l`bey have work at l<‘ukinng, somewhat south u that, but their missions are situntei

travelled routes. W

THREE BODIES RECOVERED

wreckage of thc Mountain Qunrrle

larsiul lute Saturday night.. Fiv \\ol'1~.ncn wore injured.

will be discovered.

UDIIIG BACK T0 FIGHT

HAMILTON, Ont., Nov.

Twenty-two Italians left here toda

_ . . n

-the purpose of Joining the army a

sand Italians will leave the shores

and go back to fight.

' iu.liEii1|l Lsmsuiiuiie

D . ~

announced at the Parliament buili

of the Legislature for Nov _It 1 also stated that two new Minister may ho taken into the (‘ubinef. ver

sllortly. `

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llinard'n Liuimout Relievea Neural#

oT'i'A\vA, Nov. 7--(ny wh-el-'rue

liaud for the first day of i'iii'lin.mi-nt.

’l`liu real opening of the twelfth har.

The swearing in of members will bc-

he ll

Bay ship canal and sum has been Placed in the estimates for that pur-

to enlarge the Welland canal at thc

(‘ompany’s bridge across the _Ameri- can ltiver, the blast spun of whicli col- Alncss begun to silffi-.r with ri in

E MONTON Alta. NOVG-It \\’tl.S

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nur I uiiluu

v ui uununis

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SALT LAKE CI'l‘Y,, Nov. 7-(B5

Wirc)- John Smith, for thirty yearn lwesiiling Patriarch of the Mormgn Church, and nephew of its foiinder and first President, Joseph Smith, in dead here after three days illness of ` ilneuniouia.

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THE SEVENTH IIAY I AITIIENTISTS ACTIVE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-An ag.

f-Zrcssivc campaign in opposition to 0\"fPy Httempt at religious legislat- 'iou in (foiigress or in any state leg- islature was started by the fall coun- _cil of the General Conference Com- ,mittee of Seventh Day Adventist, r/I|i~l| it vviis vofvil to l|iIiI iellgigllg

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America the coming winter.

This action was lu accordance with the reconimenilatious of the com~I

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touch was added to a tea given bl' ml N Un ILMNONB hherty' In star”

Ill!-C U1" Cfllllimiirll the Adveutiuts ro-

' iterate their bi-lief in absolute relig-

_t fun equality and their opposition to

H""‘I'\¥ luwu and all movements

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Wright school at the Nassau Boule- “Inch “mlm tend to umtc °h‘"°h°°

and state. Among the mnventlohs

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which are to <‘onf.inue for ten days

I5 each, will \» tb fl] - -

Marsh liome and Mr.-Mr. Welsh had Alberta, MraLch Ei:-1CEl 0'lYcIiI-lgnt<EJaI)gr|i`tTy to let his pasi»:erigei~ down some little June 27~.luly (;_ I ' "

it ilwiug to tb. 1 -pl

was neur enough for thc eighty among Gei'niaET-sE`i;AIEIrirfgnlistyhlse wml: guests to sec her as she ilroppoil A_iueri<‘n that branch of activity wg;

_divuieil into two sections. Elder G A. liuruhnin, of' Alberta, Canada’ was elected president of the Mon: tanii Conference. , ‘

,_ SNIN ITIINE CHAITEIT

f |NTIlMAN'SSP|NE .

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f .~ii:.i'l‘1`i.i<:, wash, Nm, “_ Rather l than go through life with a hump..

chiefly in the interior of the nnin buck, John Alnessm twenty-five year;

old, who has softenin submitted to one of gtliief Egsesgpfygi erations known to surgery at Sp". kan-e l~lacred Heart Hospital and ngw lies in his cot with five inches of

AUBURN, (`.al., Nov. 6- Three his shin bone grafted into his

bodies have been recovered from the hack bone. The operation is bailey;

g cd to be the third or fourth of its

kind. __

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e troubin u your ago. He had ¢l,`¢,

iilternntive of going through life ng

lt is believed still more casualties 5 humphiick or taking the fighting

_chance offered by science.

An incision was made in the Brick

and the bones exposed. Dr. Alexan- der Lungrea then used a chisel and split four‘of the vertebrae. He then

6. - opened the left leg and split a

y strip from the patient's shin. It

to return to their native country for was covered with muscular tissue,

d The piece was five inches lone, nn

taking part in the war against the inch wide and half an inch thick, Turks. They claim that thirty thou- lt was liiiil info the cavity and

of bound orcr with other muscular tis-

Cunada withing the next few weeks sue.

The oliorntioii was successful, and

Aiuess is recovering.

HAS IIBARDONED TOUR

' SOUTHAMPTUN, Nov. 6. -Di'.

ings this morning, that the (Jabinet Frederick A. Cook, the explorer was had -fixed the date for the next session 3 passenger on the North Germany

B l.lo_vd Steamer, George Washington, S which sailed from here yesterday for .V New York. Ho has abandoned his lec-

ure four idcn.

I Mina:-d's Llniment lor sale everWh0l‘0

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lf solid happiness we prize, Within our breast this jewel lies.

Anil they are fools who roam; The world has nothing to bestow;

flow,

And that dear lint our home.

knowledge extended to study.

to sculpture and painting, but shell

tures and elegant furniture-w

erings und hanging:-i--will not go make the home artistic.

Art cannot be introduced into

house, in th eyea of the occup

From oilr own selves our joys must

To be able to judge of the beauties

of nur surroundings we must not on- ly have been born with the "art in- stinct," but oilr natural lrercevtinns must be, duickened by travel and our

Whether a home be punr or rich matters little-foi nit is not confined

be shown in all the objects collected in a homo. A collection of fine pie-

hldeous wall ilccorntions, floor cov-

house like water and gas, or the elec- _

ltrlcity. It rgiust be already in the with a plainneas of purpose and an

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THE HOME

'l‘liry must. be able to _see and euioy the bi-uutiful things around them in avi-ry day life, to note the beauties of the world of color at their feet, the harmony of form and color in the landscape and the distribution of light and shadow over all. As Rup- kln has well said: "All iudgmentpf are finally, founds itself on_ knowle- ge of nature." _ A .

Nature was very sparing in her

employment of bright colon-using them only as enrichmenta. Why, then, should our walls and ceilings, our haugiugs or our carpets, be of anything hilt tertiary hues? We would be shocked if we saw a gaudy background in a picture, yet many of us are content to live in rooma

ith hldoonsly painted and papered.

Curtains are better., plain, if the

material nnd colors are well chosen.

The disposing of books and the at- rangement of pictures. mirrors and odds and ends should be carrhd out

ts. absence of fusslnsss,

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