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fHE PRESIDENT in rlnlln is lllilliiillil llli sl. lines l.il;l.l.

Ci-“iiE T REFEREEL illlli Sllli illllil iii Pillll-iii iililiti iliifi Biilliiilii

0 the interstate insurance Commisign tg

il V _ __ _ Congratulations Extended Compel insurance Companies to Adopt Him- The immigration

a Sounder and lliore Economical R"’"'"s i°' 0°i°i’°'

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XL»w Yoilii, Nov. 20.-(Spccinl.)~It is ,|l0l_n:lliei- liki-ly that President Roosevelt iriiillcl iis uliici' l't'i'CrC0 011 the Interilinte t-,,..|lili.~sii»ii wliit-li will be formed forthe

purpose of coiiipcliing all insurance com- yniius to i-aiiiluct their affairs' uiorue lieniiiiinii-lilly iiinl on sounder business

pii|ii‘llli*'-"- Coiiiiiiissioiioi- O'Bi~ien now conducting

siis.

U10 lnvcstlilation, has had an interview with Mr. Roosevelt during which the' latter promised to give iill the assistance' iii his power. It is likely that when the preqoiit in\'est.igntion is ended the big Dom. mission, including Governors and'Coi`1i- missioners from every State will be appointed.

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Including G. Cottle oi this City, by Founder’-' ing oi a Sealing Vessel in the North Pacific An Expectant Bride Pathetlcally Bereaved.

\'it"i‘<»lll\ ll. tl., Nov. 20.-(Special)--The suilvr l~`nwii, (_`ii.pt. O. H. Ohen of Exeter, lnslwvn ilitiinlly given up for lost with illcii boilril ~-tivunty-eight: men. Slit-wiis last reported by the schooners Victoria iiinl Fliiric C. W. from whom she

parlerlr-oiiiniliiy in the memorable storm \\'i|irlii'iigc\l froni thc .'ith to the Sth of 0rtol1ei'iiii<l in which it is now believed

slie foliiiilered, ,' ’l`lie return iii' thc west coast steamer

Queen City tonight with no news of thc l`ini'ii destroys the very last ilope ofjtliosc lrlio wait lol' her. Aiiioin; llii-sc is a fiilr haired bride to be Noni Obcii, who liiid just come from Sn-uloii by in-iviilgenieiit to wed her child- hua»l's sivcctlii-iirt, the skipper of the lost

lit)\\' Ti) CURE TOOTHACHE.

_\n_\_- .ii-liiin; tooth can berelicved instant- - l_\' lvilli .\'.»i-viline. Fill thc cavity with' i'=lillIIir}li|>|\_i~il in Nerviliiieiinrl rub the guinsn-illi ,\i-i-viiiiieiilso. If the face is siriillt-iiviiiiil sure bathe the painful pa`rts “itll Bei-\-_iliiii-_ and cover with a flannel. Tllvisi-:iiii tail because Nerviline kills the lain rniti-ii,-lit. niirl prevents it from ivliirinin_f. Stroiigcr. quicker more

r=ill.=lin~lnry lbeli iiiiy other linlmcnt.,_,

l'.»lwil`s i\'i\r\'iliiie has been the largest st-iii-r for in-iirly five years; try it yourself.

llic King Boots for

Farmers...

Goff Bros Home

‘UNC $2.60 Crccdmorcs.

Water resisters and great wearers. i

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3-I0 Wellington boots, clump $3 5016. hand seemed, -35 made of Long tanned Island

leather. just the thing for mud and wet.

These ceie- (Fish Boots bratcd make of | Cape “ Water tightl-Knee “

hosts are wel] | known t

Egaranlccd’ to 'wcar. Goff Bros’

schooner on his return from the season's hunting.

Tho other whites were the Firstllllizite,

E. T. Williams, formerly from Lunen-

Vnncouvcr Island Indians.

iHi Pllili BLAMES , iHi WHiiiSMlN

Qunnnc, Nov. 18.-Pilot Lachance, wiio

was in charge of the Allan liner Bavarian when she ran ashore on Wye Rock, gave evidence Saturday. He stated that after the accident the officer or engineer who was in charge of the steering, declared that he hiici by mistake steered contrary to the orders that he (tho witness) had given.

lie said that in his pilotage he has al-

ways used the gas buoy on St. Margaret's Shoal as one of the lending lights, as also the gas buoy on Grosse Isle. He stated that the blue book called “Lights and

huoys of the St. Lawrence River” is `mls- lcadlngin many of its descriptions and details.

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‘ coughs, colds, hinnenen, and other throat hilmenta are quickly relieved by Crosolene` tablets, ten cents pei' box. All drugglsts. I

` N E W BOOKS.

We have just opened up THREE CASES of books DIRECT from

_the ENGLISH PUB- LISHERS.

Books of Poems,- Books for Boys and Girls,

Prayer Books, Bibles, Hymn Books,

to open this week i Our first consignment of English goods for Xmas ti'_ide. `,‘,

Compared.

i = OTTAWA- NOV- 20--(Special)-Tiiis was lr; 'Wilfrid’Laui'lci-‘s sixty-fourth birth- aud he received many messages of ong_rat-filation from friends all over Can ss. ` Immigration returns for October show that 8,042 persons arrived from the United Stateb compared with 2,290 for lest Octo bel? 5,348 from the Continent which is 'B02 lesr`i`thaii'iast year. ‘ Tli'ér`e was adecrease of 340 from Great

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few simple plays of straight old-fashioned style of football Yale gave Princeton ii 23 to 4 beating, the worst in many years on Yale field this afternoon, but the Tiger team had the satisfaction of breaking the Ell‘s olean record by a beautiful 43-yard drop kick by Locker. But after all the Blue-can still point to a goal line that has never been crossed by any opponent this season.

Cmiiiininoi-;,IMass., November 18-For

t-he third consecutive time the Harvard football eleven todny failed to win a victory over the Dartmouth college team, the score being a Lie, 0-0. Through'

burg, N. S.; G. Cott-le, second mate from out the game Dartmouth showed much Cliarlottetolvni Wm- Hickman. wok. superiority iindiiiosi of the playing was Amiierst, N. s.; Louis iiii..iier,.. Dime and in Hi-rvardri territory. The scoring by Max Burnet of San Francisco. b

The ieiiriining twenty-three were gpecmcuhr playing

oth teams was the result uf line bucking, nfl depended in no way upon fast or

Pil|NiIi'S NEW, YUHK

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att.enberg's visit to New York came to n end this morning. It was announced n board the flagship Drake that the quadron lying in the North River would et under way at 10.30 tomorrow morning, and would drop down streain to a point opposite the Cunard pier, when the Drake having taken the admiral aboard, at the last uioment would join her consorts and lend the squadron down the bay and out to sea.

Officers of the squadron today denied

that wholesale dcsei-tions had occurred from all the ships, and said that tomorrow they expected that every ship would car- ry away its full complement, witii the ex- ception of such few strllgglers as are al- ways missing after a. visit to a foreign

port. _

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VVHAT CAUSES SNORING.

When asleep, people that snore breathe

througii the moutii instead of the nostrils which are choked with catarrh. Just use

“Cntarrhozone" before retiring and you'll i uickly cure the snoring iabit; By destroying the cause of catnrrh and hca - ing the membranes, Cntiirrhozone makes ii complete cure in every case; it cleans the noi-itrils, stops the discharge and pre-

vents dropping in the throat in a few minutes. otliing so pleasant or certain to cure snoring, catnrrh or colds as Catarrliozoiie-tllat’s worth remembering.

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Nnw, Yomc, Nov. 18.-Now. that the

stay of Prince Louis of Battenburg in this city is so nearly over the fact was allowed to become known today that the Prince has received numerous anonymous letters threatening his life and that he deemed them serious enough to call them to the attention of the Police Dspartnlcut, and also nel: protection. Prince Louis announced this afternoon that hedceided not to' sail unt.il_Moudey morning instead of tomorrow, as at first arranged. Delay in cooling the fleet is given as the cause.

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CoNsrAN'riNoi>1.n, Nov. 19-The Poet has not. yet replied to the ultimatum of the Powers regardingliifacedonian reforms and the Embassies here are sending Drugoons to Piraeus in preparation for the eventnality of an naval demonstrat- ion. ltis regarded here as significant that flbe Russian Black Sea Squadron is reported to have left Sebsstopcl for an unknown destination.

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,MoN'i'a|-zsii, Nov. 14-The banqu_--,` given last evenlngby the Club Lat- i.-` taiiie to§lHcn. Thos. Chapais, was ln.- portant from the fact that is brought aform_idable_ speech from Hon. Tlioe.‘ Chase Caszrain, ex-M. P., whois look- ed upon as a [French-Conservative

thc gui-'st's health, Mr. Casgraln said. “Wo dill not wishto found an ex- clusively French and Catholic Conser-'i

Conservative party, which while fully respecting the right of other nationalities ‘ will give to the Conservatives in the Pro- vlnce of Quebec their liberty of action us wellasalargc and just party influence. ` This is the Conservative party founded by _ Lafontiiine, directed tc its office by Sir John Macdonald and later on in the same sense by Sir Charles Topper, having a noble obdect in view, viz., full and entire

liberty and mutual toleration.

"lf, Hiereforc, there are those who can-

not accept this generous and patriotic platform either by word or action, then we have to_ do without their services and seekiamongst men of moderation and good will irrespective of party name, allies who will not abandon us in trouble- some times, for on this principle, it seems to mo, rests the future of Canada and of the Conservative party. How can we from a political point of view expect success if we allow ourselves to be controlled bvlniluences which are niosl objectionable to say the least, and which have been repucliated by our leaders of other days!" . LI-ion. Mr. Chapais declared that there must be separate schools in a country like this, and it might, be added, be necessary to enlarge our political horizon. The Quebec leader asked his heareis to be of their country,rather than of theirparty

BORN-

In this city, November lt-ith, 1005, to

Alex and Mrs. Laflerty, a son.

At Great Falls, Montana on the lSt.h

iusttolioderlck A. and Mrs McPherson, adaughter. Congratulations.

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» At the residence ofthe brlde's father on Tuesday, November 14, 1005 by the Rev.

it S. Stewart of Woodvillc, Peter Daniel

cGl~epr, Bello River to Miss Marla

Fells McKay, Wood Islands.

i DIED.

At Blooming Point on the 11th inst.

Mrs. John N. McDonald, aged 44 years.

At Charlottetown on Friday. Nov 17th

Gecil'i_'ey`G`otei|, son of Francis Gotcll- Georgetown. _ In this city Nov. 20th, May Alice, aged iii years. daughter of Epiphone and _ Rachel Gaudet.

[Funeral this morning at 8.45 to St.

Dunstan's Cathedral and tlicnce to R. C. Cemet'ery.T °

First Tramp-I sea dnt Andy Carnegie Omoaoo, November 1)-(Special)-. .

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on by Dr. R. Slinw, and otllers.

l Harry Wonnacutt, Harry llyde, George McLeun and John McKenzie.

vative party,', but we___wish to of the I

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'Al Their Annual Mdaiing'Heid Last Evening-Educatiom

ai Work' For Winter.

Alnrge and eiitliusiastic meeting of young men was held in St. .lainss Hail last night., and it seemed no be the unani- mous desire of those present that the society, which husjust attained its 21st

'year should licnccforth be conducted not

alone for the purpose of providing public entertainment but also to provide a ser- ies ot literary evenings whereby the members can discuss various topics that

_willbe treated ln short papers by the

members _ each evening. The officers elected for the ensuing year are:

President-Col. Stewart.

Vicc Do.-R. I-I. Campbell.

Treasurer-Jchn Mcbeuglilan.

Sec'y.-W. A. Stewart. Execut.ive.- Dr. Goodwill, Cliairninn,

D. K. McLennan, .lohn Hansen, James Calder, R. Matheson, Fred. McLean.

The Treasurer reported the receipts for the past year to be $140.00. The program for the year is as follows : Nov. 28, Concort. Dec. 5, Lecture.

Dec. 10 “ Jan. 23 “ Feb. fl “ Mar. G “ Mar. 20 “ Dr. Goodwill read a very interesting

and instructivepiiperon Psychology whi<h

was discussed and favorably commented

McNeill, Professors Rois,

Prof. Ross will treat certain points of thc some sulilicct at next meeting.

Tilt' f0ll°Wil\ll' _enrolled thennielvcs as

mcnibers- Charles Webster, Robert J. Ciilupbell, Eyrcn Stewart. D. MacKenzie, Dr. R. MoNeIli,~ J. Ourniout, H. Ii. Shaw,

leader. During his speech, proposing' Theo Ross, L. Eninan, J. A. S. Bayer, Dr. - -l\

-~L»\\-oil-ii-.\v~. A. Martin. E. E. M¢N.iii_

After transaction of ctiier business the

oiimmi all De.. 4.ii....i s s'.'.i0ck.

ullllrlllrls in nlnllil

N1-iw Yoax, Nov. 18.- Capt ,Mark F.

Kerr, commanding H. M. S. Drake, flag. ship of Prince Louis of Battenburg, today sent a letter to police coiiirnissloner McAdoo complaining of the conduct ol policemen on board the ship since she has been alongside the Cunard wharf.

Capt Kerr declares that after the ball

given by Prince Louie on Tuesday night the policemen who had coine on board during the function could not be induced to leave. drinking and by their noisy conduct kept otilcers and crew awake long after 4 o’clook Wednesday morning.

He declares they had been

FUND FOR RUSSIAN JEWS.

LoNnoN, Nov. 18-The fund for the

Russian Jews now amounts to $730,000, of which the United States has contribut- ed $400,000.

l$i3O0 FOR QUEEN’S FUND.

'1`oRoN'i'o,Nov. 17-Miss Olga Nether-

solo and company gave a benefit- per- formance here this afternoon, for Queen Alexaiidrifs Appeal Fund. $1300 was realized.

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LoNDoN, Nov. 10.-(Speclal.)-One

hundred and twenty-eight persons lost their lives in the wreck of tile steamer Hilda, according to the official statements given out today.

These include twenty saloon passeng-

ers, eighty French onion sellers and twenty-seven of the crew.

-_JON-E l»‘i-UNDR-ED

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TWENTY

Vil*.tiiiis”,Perished in the Hilda Wreck, Over One

Hundred Being Passengers'-Pitiful Scenes

as Bodies Were

identified.

Alreiidy sixty bodies have been wii.~iicil

ashore at St. Miilo and aio lieiilg iileii~ titled as rapidly as possible.

Nearly all the iiieiiiliers of thi- erciv

beloligeil to Soiiiiniiiiploii niiil most pitiful scenes were enacted llierc today

us tho particulars of the tragedy were received.

800 Tons and Carried’

}Ial.ii-mx, Nov. 20.-(Special)-The Nor-

wegian’ steamer Turbin, Capt. Knudscn,

_which left Sydney on Wednesday, coal

-Ledge, nenrMu<l island, Friday afternoon, sank in ten iininutcs and it is believed her 'crew cf. I-i or 10 mcii are lost..

‘sad ipntil news of this disaster came to- 'night she had not L-ct-ii heard from since leaving Sydney.

There was niucii anxietyconcerninglior.

`fi»r ix terrific sen was running and a gale

sre/msn ruasln

GONE TO BOTTOM

With Crew of Fourteen, all Norwegians-Was

Coal Between Sydney

Charlottetown and Halifax-Sunk in

Ten Minutes.

had raged along the const for some days.

News of the disaster was rcceivcil toilny

at Clark's Harbor on the iiriiviil of_c_o.~istiil at-eainer Edna R., which simply knew that the Turbin had struck and fuuiidcrcd in ten minutes.

The Turbin was built three years ago

and has been under cliiirler to the Dominion Coal Co. for trade iictweuii

Sydney, Charlottetown, Halifax rind Yarmouth.

She was of eight hundred tons. The

crew was coniposril iiltorri-tlii>r of .\'i»i'-

wegians.

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ilALii-mx, Nov. 19.-The Parisian, the

first Canadian mail steamer of ihe season on the Halifax route, arrived today from Liverpool. Hough weather was expel' Ienced on the way across. On Thursday the Cartliaginian, from Philadelphia, was passed. The Parisian has 312 passengers, many of whom are Rnssian Jews bound went. One birth occurred on the voyage. She sailed tonight for St. John.

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Under the auspices of the Dominion New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and _.Prince Edward Island Departments of Agriculture and the Maritime Stock Breeders' Association.

An Exhibition of Fat Cattle,

Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Apples. Apiary, Seed. Grain and Potatoes.

At Amherst Dec- 4th. 5th. 6th and 7th, |905

- The greatest Educational Event

in the Maritime Provinces. - Practical Demonstration oi ,Market Requirements for all Meat ,Products

Exhibition of Dairy Cows. Lectures each evening by some

of the best Live Stock Authorities of Europe and Canada giving Live Stock Education in its best form.

Railway Rates : P. E. Island

Railway One-Fare ; Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., $1.60 from either Charlottetown or Summer- siide with Free Return Providing the Boats are Running ; from Point dn Chene to Amherst and Return

7oc;from Picton to Amherst via f B h d i T

Bilililii Hill

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Bosrox, Novenilier lt!-A large iivt- story

brick building, u'sci1 for storiigc piirposcs by the Coiltiiicntiil Sioriige \\'lii'i-lions.-_ Company, 1285 Wasliiiigtoii struct, south cud, was ruined by tire which stiirii-il zil il.30 tonight. Tile Iiuililiilg stood iii the rcar of the conipany`s oilice, :intl out-upicil a large space between Wiisliiiigtoii struct- und Shawmut avenue iiciir \\'iiltliiiiii street. Three alnriiis wcrc souiirlcil niirl although the flrciiicn were liiiiiilii.-iippi.-il by the lack of entrances to thc |ii'o|ici'ly, they wcre able to prevent the tlaiiii-s ii-oiii causing iienvyiluiiiiige to ne-ai'liyl»iiililii\;_fs.

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