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CANADA, TUESDAY, 3.

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R. l.§i‘il__RGEY AT

THE COMMISSION

Land Purchase in the

W“Hes Been Preachin All Summer l d“'°°“Exh'bI"°" L“'5° “day “'°W°'"b'° mv" 'cmd' |"°l"'“"5 F"'° 'L West -An interesting Letter in Evi-

S ‘ Good Weather Floods Election Appeals

U) I °‘ ° ° 1 I ’ ___ 1 dence -.Foster Wa

Contntlon and Wants to Con- __ ‘___ ‘ nam. V ¢_, i_(s l.i_i._-rh. hir w""'“°'°°°’l"s°°°I;D'D°"I°'h' 01-rawn oei. i.-isn¢eial.>-'rhe sn- But

dill” anna.

QQ!-. 1-(Special)-In trans i>\~e&Dvv._B.S.eevary, the elnfg

‘“‘” I IWW' "‘**° 'l°D° ""»“°3¢~ He erllrewe dew ewiririeawed e everyone neun- plana with th

John v` 'hee life living in Plymouth.

Mun an-lnerly er Pieton cennty, ner heth living. a dematpnterhe snn hen. Plynlnnth

Kartio's where he has been preaching all summer.

Mm' llrll audience and today the capacity

In s. ister interview hh withdraws his an Fu* .ull '_' .nh “nd .

Springhill Stables entry, Lady Bi gen

statement illacinl the blame on the young

fairerlter:l‘£°ponite second week tod with s large attendance and more fav his weather

The interest continues nnabeted

he will tell his eongxiptim all and show

isa Nova Scotia gui, continue io preach it they will permit 'rhehorss races eentiuueto am-nn; ._ _

0( thcnranid,isthredQedw_lthgrsve .

an iaiii"rhlwn weasel the but hd! U* “W "\° "'b°|° r“v°"il>11lW eanenl-ul the me 'ri-nt ann Pane

familibfliere- Hs was married about °“ I'|m~¢U~ mu,” hu” wc," nuuwnd mn.

three1@‘s wo. Both mile and mother are serionsi iii anl hull! mlnse to believe the report o the snuennsln. _

Savsqjxleli _Bt John today for Bt.

Edward O. Palmer, a well-known paint-

er, was working in his own house tonight

’ I ::d‘h"°?`ll1"dd” 'Mn "I" "dd" 'upwd Dr. Band, Boston entry, landed seccn

° ° "h'°"3h ‘ “'°°“d 'WU "IW money, dnishing next Lady Blngsn in ai

dow to lhe ground. billing himself in-

n mic

is ciiluiln

I PIILICI IIEHI

5.141, eqnailing her record made Fredericton last fail.

heats. '

’°“""" _ nnnlee get thins nnnney. aan Mn

fourth.

Usadovivslc, mother provincial horse,

captured the8,40 Trot and Pace in atrsigh heats, best time being 2.13, made in th

ncethaet. lBoutiiler’s Pete won secocd money

Warren F. Boswn entry. third, and

I flrank Klohn, Sydney. fourth, Eve

` ll._Dr. J. Bavinguae M se *

' 0-NTRI . .-hh# '

who 5. .Wh t!_'°§\\uet:ueach': A u°k"_off"“;"_:“mh°m sdnclsrzé hast waea horse race and some of ih

hi . | \,,.:,,¢%“*”” gzhgwmd 1°,-|2,d |,, de Paul peuitsntisry, iles is the general ““\*h°° d°°|d°‘"¥ °l°°°~

lalltq nthseisarge Q attempt at

muM .n\i.¢nlng. _Detectives Dicknsod _ef ;Qf»iala aught blm, Saturd lQ_elxn’elf|`|tk.l|, a term house

mn; L gm” &¢Qh“,¢!, .na hmiboth men are the sesultofadereelght him. _ 'aygggggjggggig ugh na which took place this afternoon on the

ld' #Hilliard of the _IggQ’|”__y~.

pauynnsnlsien ‘ _ _ '_ gl Suspicious, _" '

ei tw j|agiipgqe_srhiell.hspulleil_. Be h |186 The two women are o\t_#.da"1. Savlgnac appears to

be if `aqidll»lo_n after hisweeir cu (|10 :~

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ii i siiiil

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§,‘,i. ...nfs

Tnsouroi Bent.. li-Marten have been

‘°‘°°4MlP\\ IUII il oo\lll¢°'»I°l\ 'ml 55° took effect in Iahnquetis fuss-erin flip in gn Lmgggn gm, in 5. 1.5¢

» / ‘"3 hh" "° "W M' "-'°I‘9*- Bevan: next Saturday? lvdesntime

B01 l,YIl\e flvvliwlei inliilvlfloh 1°' We followed in quick »enecsssigl_,.nus_peasinR gig,” .mi binqggkng from th, gm

through his 000% illidll ull lflll, ull MHC* om ne” in cuba; “MA” 'in b° Umuc

Ing american interests and support Hee-

nnar~`@` gods against the oflieials nf the

deaf and dnriih. All kinds of rumors have had ill nllnniation, hut it is under- stood thats charge of criminal assault on a young woman at _the institution is being pressed by her relatives The superin-

-ilem ill I

‘f.‘I.‘*°'.22'i....1‘§I2».‘“ 'I.‘I.I.'I. $.32

a ev use

beenm ‘ed incpnnnceinn with the with all his strength down on his sasail- ‘hh h. Amd” ._ sihk. wapavucmht will appoint a ani.’a head and he veeutioehsilom' Blot- m |.,|,z|:, |,,,|,g_ hu,

°iIIiiIT"iiih" ‘Hilti

A iiliimiii

the lskeahore road. from

ea scnnvelde. ll

an Oaaadisn amateur

1 lyoeeirnlnJ.t ware

finart tiiat any Csned

ever eemoegd fer. wi nninnnleio. ny thnttlnnltneaiesin ,my -

thyee gnsl bib" ~ i -n

London will ilavel exceeded seven anda`,““.”l,““h‘ mb” hu” 'du

i»ril°f° 8°” N2 whiehie halin nlililen niere elianiulm. -,N h, M", nh ,, ‘ .__

_ paaied bye phenomenal rsinhih ________ /\_ - `\ _'was still blowing Saturday afternoon. . I' ` devaseatlonol the t of the 18th _ __

edsctedl s _

iltxiziilnlli I-“I "*°"»°'°""°'"°"`° w ._ __ _

~ _ _.-4-n ~ ~_-..'_.f__~ » ,

- *rr-5 -' »" Their clothing ia made of dark db

_ w I-Hill] BI

rulesthe

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Dublin hospital with a fractured skull and I' UW Uvfetedlailvs. In the same in- stitution is Detective Iahuquet with e bullet hciu in his srl. The lnjurlelol

link 'owed the lwelsihlaed want

entered through the _

_upstairs they heard on the iieor above sail wlhel

hands. The answerwee a shot which-_

thrennh his neelmnstgnnaies thelvsnhr vein. By this time Detective 0'KseIe had got

into action. He had left his revolver he-

np a pick-axe handle. This he brought

aelnu-. The other man had act stayed to take pan. in the ight. &nuing up stairs he esca d while 0’Keele na atlsndisl

know him he is expected soon to be in custody.

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issued ins new and better for-si, the London County Council is looking ahead

ted that the pepniatiea et Gfedisr

half millions. It is today 7 Ili.

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i:_f'_:I"_,°"_ jlassnlsren. soot. eo.-annex ' Q, hvuuvw ‘1“`”~;*_g'ji` ph. *_ |lDWl\’¢li!Dv\I\l eoIll\|0l* ‘ _ -_-1

. _ ' _ ~ »- ;_hisiiatlaa,ertheieun»w;neenni§p_pa__ _ ~ ~*.~-

glasshrokeninf.he§\e_@g||g `g|_ ..v.“”'u““°* V y _ `

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geverainsnttedayindiaaee

nneendeelayoewnthsuuae. 'rue

cautionary nlesaore.

blog Taft, Onhe’s provincial governor. Bow long intervention may continue

been concluded not only for the sxpsditloaary force of about LMI) in

mx are needed all arrangements he Cubs.

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..£I._.L9.'IIIII_I_.“f.II. ii lull; iliic

of London Statistics, which is this year ,

the

Lozvoolv, Oct. 1.-A despatch to

Heil from Hong Kong. uaud

‘The observatory signals gave w

neeeéasd genlght n urrlele

from leads Pass says received up the

one

g.enlng W

pgs 'that

a force. HW’

is peslel-

mf: bis River has washed away twenty live

acresefthetownie me pact-twoulcn “d "mn °°°° 'u' 4°.\"‘h|°' Mu* ' snrsncc investigation ioday A A Lcfur-

renl ,rilai i _ hal

‘° °"' ° "‘ °°'° ° Q“°°"' 8 M P Prine. lrdwnnl i.l..nn w

and

° prosperous indastlk and many homes

in at

ry *Il* "

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the shadow ofthe eieirwey. is s bw; ' ~ 1 -_

minutes two msncsme down. Defective qdiahoum md mn th. m-nm: ' _ ‘S one month with hini and then returned to Lehuquet presented anssnlierlt 09, ~|,g|”|. mn unmd sum. “Na In I her mother at Plymouth, Ines. When foremost ann ordered him to iisdw np_.hh_‘“ |||“¢ ,ui 5, Mud ow “ . '.1 . ‘ '

t: ` Lennox se t an-A leloetvbe W the

Fl. ,_

fozwrli, b

hind but on the ground floor and he picked aimmgzxon ,mi tx l:;°‘;:?N:

fer it indicate s supervision of Cuban

for

ll-s

' ‘ their names hcing_ connected, and sho 1 _ G hm E‘~ H i

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pe en, "°“M' H' “md "° 5° “mush th” I Rus~i<ln Gem-ini. lmmigrni

h t for second force f al bm.

"°h"‘ '°“d°d °°'-'uk' "‘h° ’°“°°` N: orders for the mohilizgtlionméu the

second force have been issued, but if the,

eompleud for hnn'ying them to

Bw*-'

io its mod same, and it were

as hemBvvsia\4keB.0 esy the Coium

_ now s rushing twrbqigntbood.

unless immediate. stapsase taken to |lse~ . vent farther deInlld\\l__of the river

Acc-4.

' winds, fine,

in tampcra

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'rimee from Bt. Petersburg lvl ibn Mi-

Williard McDonald. lideout and Mc- Connell. The haliwas csowdefl.

strongly in favor of a more rigid enforcl lneni. ofthe sheet ani.. ne wnn awinper-

" snee man in spite of some vile iaeinnstinne rlhrnwn out hy will DIINIAIU D0||\i°N

,lmnga Hn .alll the wal the Scott Ant :as st present enforced in the city was a

Setter if thesctwasrepesled thanto be

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Dlime Court opens tomorrow Iive else tion appeals will be first heard

These are the Gallery B Asn's Mont

borne and the appeals of Roche Carney. and Borden of Halifax.

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largest number ever inscribed. There are

nineteen laritlme Province cases.

IIIII IHEIILIIISI

S'r. JOHN, Sept. Ii.-A mild sensation was caused here last evening by the frus- tration of s wedding which, it it had been celebrated would, it le all¢ed, have been e case of hlgamy. Saturday afternoon a ainzle carriage, containing the driver and a young lady, arrived here and the mnn registered his name “Bien B. B. Slvary," but not that of his companion, a eomely young woman, 18 or 10 years cf age. After visiting the registry oilios; where he ch- tained a marriage license, hs called st th Methodist pereonsgc and arranged with Rev. G. A. Ross. for the ceremony.

The minisiar was suspicions and made

enquiries, hearing that Sevsry has a wife The girl‘a father, a prominent local politician, near-St. John, was notilad and came by train and wok the girl heme. Meanwhile, Savory and the girl had bought a ringend he lui word U the eifcct that be wcnld~ cali at 'LII in he

mid of her |ather‘a coming and until then there would he no weddina.

Rev. Mr. Rosa told Bsvary d. the rum-

ors that he had a wife and Bgkhgtha house. Later he lcfl. for Bt. I '

few eeks. The woman said to be his wus, spot

silo was up in Bt Mari.iu'e she appeared to be very ill with consumption. Savsry came to St. John and

Sunday night preached ill Calvin Presbyterian church. Seen later

other thashsandimnmsad at Peterhol _ e¢\ln:thI.hellieni the our. a nlyner- "° """‘ h""°_1”°"’ ";' "“" ff' Nnw Ynnx. s.-pm 2-9-Nich<=l»~ Lodi ions lady was convyed hy a strong escort hm met I' ° I r mn “n 3w"l°"y gen-fky, ihe Hu-.~i»\ncon~ul-iruln-ral elNi t<.th¢inm-...neist.Pseer nna si. Pnnl ;‘_‘s”'_fi“'”‘;"i__s"°_`;":"‘°“ "’:'a‘_':‘d""§_"' Yuri. .mi hi.. \\.l¢i...ni, ll--ml.:--li-1

W d nd | lt, e 8° ‘M2 sw ° M no ` 'L -,ulullli-~loli.»r, pl~i.~i»llnll_l` ~\lu»'rlnvl»-niiv

on e n "nm drove to bb' M"u“~' B m“”'h° “Mm llie flwaoiiaaliurl of is nliln islul wrlilin

Friday night and appeared at his lodalnixe

-i*-'i'_'-1- Ir' 6 ”' m' S“urd“y` Ha ay. .he ton "Kvilig Albert" from Ml-liilterrmleisn poi

him there hall been iroubleat her home,

ceremony.

Crileaao, Oct. 1 - (Special)-

F“”“"°"'°"' N' B" 8°” m"Th°' Deo. 435 ‘ur and Mfr. iw ~ r.

l\°°Ud ‘ff 55° “H” d '@P"“|°° m°°I` I- Wh¢|g_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7” ~leanler “Sm/ole" which wan about to nal lore was held et 01° Ci*-I 5°" f-N' °'°“' 9,, p,,,.\,_______ _ ;1.w.4z for Havre Th. hnnhnnfl ni ine wnmnni -‘U3 'nh MIYUT M"N*“Y P"|d|°l’- Th° M.; Wh¢¢f,_ ..... .. . . &)§ #mid In ponauns lunch lniiui-line in Rllvhi ~apeakers included Revs. J. H. McDonald, ,U ,md ||,._,_, in 5” p,¢,,.,i,,,m_

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A d Patou 8. Co’s mlllinery

opening tonlg t-

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_/ Brgiua I

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_ oo. ¢l5.oc, fso.oo ep.

and wedding rings- \

E, W. iaylor

list

married. When they called the gfrl was'

lt la learned that Savary is aku

student and has been ‘fthe " »-»-~ fniiiusli in iilnw

W .

'Icsolvro Oct 1 -(Special )- at the in-

III. . M called to the stand and told the story of

Th°`N"° Wihhhlu-*~”F|“"|°” °‘ A" Th." ‘ ln .U “V z _one elm" the how W. H. Bennett, M. P., Geo. W. Fow-

ler, ll. P., B-ufns Pope, M. P. and himself

land as s speculation.

Originally there were ten persons ln~er_

cated. Lands were bought from the C.P.R. and were ultimately sold no uertnln parties in Toronto.

At the time the option vvun gli-eu

he understood the parties por

chasing were acting as lndivlduuln.

The lands which were bought at 53,50

per sore which he thought was too low.

Mr. Lefurgey in reply to Mr. Shepley

stated that the law was his profession but

politics was his preference. The narrs~ tive given by Mr Imfnrmy was not full enough to satisfy Mr. Shepley who lllquir cdwhen thisvisit to the westin whiill the idea originated was made.

Mr Lefurgey replied that it was lnSeDt-

embcr 1008. There was a large party on

the trip, it being the occasion when li. I... Borden, thc Conservative leader made h

litical tour of the west

follows.

"Dear Infurgeyz We have succeeded be

youd our wildest hopes. We wired D

D0 .

A letter from George W. Fowler to Le-

.furgcy which was quoted by Mr Sheplly amount nf ulunoy paid by the Kamloops

nts to Be Heard

Refused.

far na lotnli d._ course under wvcr of

stricu-»n hi»l»l.&o keep it nluail rn-epi io Bunii»ll_ ldrliuelhnd myself. We expect to have li vwslihy lnglhhulau ilsuieil

Liai.er,hi:n1i uf Canada Chemical Company and Colonel Prlloll. in colblne with lla

while one tour of the North West some; We have increased thi* to UNMIK) years ago became sailed of the idaa to buy sores. Ou arriving here we interviewed

Sir Thomas Sllaughnesey and have every

reason U0 expect most gelefolu txesilllent as to terms and

price. \\'e went to arrange for meet

Lllere w lien the party returns to Montre

'l`ell Horlien and Bennett about meet-

-‘l.lg. it will he necessary for at least two of us to go thin fall and locale as it could not i-c done in spring and that is

one of things that must be arranged at meeting. (Signed) George W. Fowler."

Illr lleinrgry M. l’. ssivi be was inform'

ell that liir Borden has not gone into the

syndicate.

l"uwler’s letter was the Bret he had

known that Minn, of McKenzie and Manu refered to in the letter as “D. M.," was in the deal.

lie related at length the occurren e

which led to s lnweult against Fowler and

i, Pope for retaining an unfair share of the

profits,

He said lie villain iimorance of the

Co. ulllil ii. wllh exposed before tile Conl-

- mission. . Hun. George E. Foster was present and

K. and *ie met us at Lrsin Toronto and demanded llchance in explain, but Shep- took us to his office and gave na route ao iey told him his turn would come.

wh., tml juei »\rr~iv»=d on lhu nienm.-i

l‘hi»y were registered amnnlr ihe nocoilfi

thc wife ofa lon ni'l°l.-ini- ai quananilnr hiatnm repor-

' lui il\l~ir arrival WMI. Wlai.c*lol'il »an~l .\I.

NIBI Iadzyeneky. 'md they Mm" W lb* H\*"°'“'

_ Pr’.~i iller. There was a confi=relivl». ralnl lh~

tvvll Ilicomor- were hurrldly plnrl-ii all ii Vlnlr". ' `i1\'"~ i I" ' v~.Iif"

led roeslli 'rlvlr ‘li iii.

The mqor ln his introduction spoke UCD ' _

-_ h lo-zdll. “_’””"“

i IIMIII HIRE

Nxw YORK, Sept Zi- An American w

Chiapas laxieosays the Oarhes are t most primitive Indians in southern Me

headsesnesf. Wheaihe girisef the tri wiehoesisvw srvae scene' or

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IIIISSIIIIS All

I] IIUI IN lI1i;MiNII

G-ENEVa,Sepi.. 217.- Nolices have been

' posted at most -l’ thi- hotels null

'W prlvale lmilhes hen, at Zurich, Lu- n cerni- anti ulhrl cltil»~ in >`»\iLz»-rlnn-i li :announcing illnl R\rain|i» mi riluwfl ll niciiiliul ri»'llli.~.

- 'l`lli-1 »li| on lrki ill- lei-l»il1 .wiv ry

;._ of is Ruaainii liurull rininil if S \ liz.-l 'ami

and thi' n.e~,i»~~In»l'ii»il ..' li -il>ii<l-l- uf ll Frrilchlllllll lmllil-li Nil II l'. II- \e \ l|li~|niil»ll i`~l M. Ilulnl.\»~, li \.‘<n .

- llllnlstrr -»fi 4-- inlniil-r.

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IIISIIIIIIEHE Ili

IIIISS\Ili IIIWII

S1' A 1’lc'rx-znslwnrl, Sept, Z). -Grave rarlan disorders have broken out in the

UF Province of Vlatks, theceintre of dis-

turbances being the important distllet

of Malmieh, with a population nf over lt0,

Details are difficult no obtain hut it ie

n rumored at Viatka that the arlmln-

Imliflvipoliee chiefs inthe Maimish dia-

_ \ _.` 1114-;-1-' ~ ,` - ‘nd b°"-nd -n°""°"h°|r °°ly’“° ,'| t .-6 'mhz of than. .ub°|.d|n.u

mm] ' ii f luceei . " - ‘-

F MI*°°‘tP°i:’:t&'c°" midffvl r if °,::u°'m,MM;_ lhcvahnsn rillna. The nm.-see began

.__ _ _ _ " “Vu” °° ' Qnniliy is proven by prsc¢‘¢\ i.ath.~.i with in-i¢he neieiee nl

‘ii-'B' h By means of arrows having s rh

demonstration. When you ave ,_h,m U,” ,,,,,,,¢, ,U ,,,,,,, pu,

I lewned e Isles Watch for so "' ‘° "|':":':“'3'°,‘,,:',':l;“' "' “mining and-leteionissenel. in xnnnn

Lum. you 'mu 'Nl by it Th m Tl' 'ntimid and X-

Ql|)& l\I\

ieilabllty,asothere have. We have ninreet ni their hai; ee Shir nn;

I QQ* IGI. UW m

received some nice new watches "";°,':,°'“,,,,_`,,,, ,,,,, ,_|,,,,_

"‘ fully guaranteed pi" $5-°°» 5"" :""yni:° :L_ * mm

The Zapoteesn Indians the west ,

west i ailraspeetsthc fiseetofall mi

I' Also soineieiiles’ diaiaesd rings the “ana my nnnalniy are the T

‘-_._ Qpt. D,withariotover the enrolment

m efarmy reserves for their autumn .0 _wicca

Disiflera haveaho broken out ia the

Rrnvinee.

haw l »

”' " am

i-food’eSei-eapsrilia lhdsperamniewee-

(110, where the inhabitslita of 70 villages are reported to have joined in lhe uprising,

ho havingdisarmrd and rxpelled the police

v“`|,“" | th Sb” | and are pillaging and destroying the

hw "N" n n B .go residences of the land owners and

x devastating the country.

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