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,...°It pays to' bupin this ~Prov'lses. '

...°Daniel Skinner, Georgetown, was

...'Miss l.ily M._I~i.ose,, teacher at

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STOCK NOTES.

favoraby known joc ey, tr* o fitter has rented the Park ,_'ab1es, Euston Street, for the win- tt and is in a position to accept a liinitsd number ol boarding horses.

Att t‘ _ ,d‘ - 221.ni»11.iu~.P_._?21 if 2°

__'-.'I‘ha_ following Charlottetcnians own rooastersfsircd- by oiuoy Bor- .Q_i_i. McKinnon Drug' Company (Red

glue), 'r. C. iilrlgcttylwhico wing),

. B_. lVlcKie', (Baron Wood), Hooper orn'e,'Honry Douse, John Andrews,

Hammond Kelly and William Brown.

_ lt is doubtful i(_any other sire can bring together eight of .hiss get=..who fire Ownediu, Charlottetpwu. that can -outfoot this bunch. Oakley Baron proved himself one of the best car- riage stalliqiis th_e_. pljovinbeyhad for `bgine yssrf one _thc muiority oi them were full of speed which added greatly to their value.

ln conversation ' 'wirli~~ono ol the leading bank managers_in Charlotte- town, Hilgiies Charles, lvlpntreal,

.kings of the horses at tlie’Provincial _ llibition, spoke ,in _thehighest terms of 'that excellent imported nip;-e Devilish Dorothy, owned by Dr.

' #_ '_l‘. Jex1k_ins,.city.__' _This mare in ' _. Charles' opinion, was on_e,_of the iineet specimens of horse flesh that he his seen during his mnny years oi

Qgdging. Mr. Charles is acknowledg- e to bejl‘lIie'o‘f the shrewdest iudges ‘ di horses thcrsis in census, one his opinion should count for.-afgooll deal.

,The Guardian learned" _ yesterday that Dr. 'J. T. Jenkins has purchased Wc_<Todd» 8 yearling trotting colt,

" J. M. Johnson, of Ponkapac,

j . Mr. Johnson is mbreeder of

e‘f:inest and was oigner of thetirent oddfw ch e.s0 _f over ir y e6iis!r?_c_“ iced is sired 1 c_ho _’I‘odd and is very ctaet, ,hav- fstspbed a. trial h_e.l!__th‘is your in

1115. -,His dhiiiffhns proved .herself 'a ' eat brood mare, having two in the £1, -Dig Jenkins is to"be- commend- Jll for bringing to-this-_Province such f's~s~iehiy._hnea..-...» youiig.¢w11'on_.ss the _dtandson of Todd fc_er%a_llllY_ iS-

» -¢,g*1-_jr .’|' ___

5 ~‘- _L sfim-r1l(o"u11_p`§s

-' Oharlottetov_vn,_Oct. 18.

oct. ia#

Arsen Fraser. Richard, Otter, Mc

Joseph

with her parents at Lakeviile.’

...*Bewal__Baksr, Boston, Mase. is

k ville *

‘,. A spending a few weeks at his ol_d home§ 187 8,! in La e _ 90}

...°Frank. Tierney, teacher at Five

Houses, is spending a few days at his home on Souris.° _

...'Robert E. MacLean, foreman on

the ballast train at Elmira., was a visitor to Souris Thursday.”

...°Miss Alice Gordon, Roseneath,

was n passenger this morning to the city.B.

...°Miss Alfreda Morrisey and Miss

Smith, Georgetown, were in Monta- gue yesterday.B.

...'M1ss Martha Townsend, Rollo

Bay. is visiting in Montague the guest of her sister Mrs. G. A. Thompson.B.

...'Mrs. Percy Manuel, and Mrs. Jenkins, Georgetown, were in Monta- gue yesterday.B.

..."1`. C. Edgett, Charlottetown,

was in Montague yesterday on a business trip_B.

...'Lester Gordon, Rosneath, leaves

for the city this morning where he will take a full commercial course.B.

...'Frank Scott, St. John, repre-

scnting the Canadian consolidated Rubber Co, was in Montague yester- day in thefinterest of his firm.B.

Mrs. Benj. Sencabaugh, Murray

Harbor, is visiting in Montaguethis week the guest nf Mrs. W. A. John- stone.B. _

_ _ _

...°Pearl McBeatll, Whim Road, lift

MOBY”-gue yesterday afterryoon _ 1or Boston. She accompanied Mrs.; ,rf-1, (`ampbell.’B. __:

...*Miss Lettie Bell, Matron _in _,the

Falconwood Hospital. Charlottetown, is home for a few days w1bh"‘ ner

-B. ._~ ~_ ~

...°Sch: _ Marion Emerson, Capt. Percy White.. has finished loading produce nt Murray River and will sail as soon as the wind c v

...'_Rev. Davin wright ‘will cbnaucc

Services in the ofid hall, Montague,

and is considered to be nn expert in that business. He has now one fox that had sixteen young inside of twenty-five months.” '

meetings in thc Roseneath school on Oct. 21st and in Brooklyn school on Oct. 22nd, both meetings to begin at 7.30 p. m.

_...__

...*'l`he following registered nt, thc

7 p. ni. last night and 7 n.'m. the previous night:--J. C. Gaudet, Mis- nouehez T. c. sngecc, Charlottetown; Frank Scott, St. John; Col. H. M. Davison and wife, Charlottetown; Jas. McNeill, Lou McMillan and En- gineer McKay, Charlottetown.-B,

...*W. L. Jordan, manager for the

Dominion Fox Ranching Co., of Mur- FBY H8I`b0r, was e. passenger by the S. S. Enterprise yesterday 'enroute to New Glasgow, with a shipment of red foxes, _which he sold to 8, company in that f0WH. Mr. Jordan has met with excellent success in the raising of red foxes but has decided to sell oil _his red stock_in order to devote his ‘attention entirely tu raising black _and silver foxes.°

_ .__>.___

THE FEMININE OF ELOCUTION.

at an equal suffrage convention, a witty lime stor that rc uiros noich

"When I was studying theology in

dicating the largeness of the world.

at me-I-was the only woman inthe class-and n.dded--

bows_."-Weekiy Scotsmany ~ _,_i_Z_l1éA-

The Senators Wife (in Washington):~

"You are sure they are nice people, Augusta?"

The _ Senator's Daughter- ma. Their father is owned

mln-

I/_ijre Ordinary

.'0i£e` 60041 P5! _5°

a ri.il»1»x"‘ lb.. :

ns?" 'o r ny avderopud ll” P"

'Q Wiqwt oilwai.m1n1muni

cent d scoun 0 _ charge twenty-five cents.

...°Ths Morning Daily Gunrdlsll all be obtained at W. A. Johnstol\’l. Montague. _ ' ...°'1‘_he _Morning .Daily Guardian cell be obtained at H.'J.>°Mabou's Drug Store. Souris.' _ <

...°F. G. Jordan, agent will he glad to receive all news. l\“'°1'f»ll\l18 and subscriptions in Souris and vic- nity. His office phono-No. is 5. ...°'r. Gordon Ives. arent. will be glad to receive _sll,_new». edvertlslue and suhsci-lotions _in Montasue end vicinity. His oilice phone No. is 18, and residence phone No. 20.’

...°Suhscribers should renew n wecle

or two before the time they hdvc paid for has expired and thus not ming nn issue, as all papers are dis- continued prompl'-ly _On UXPIPY 48”-

...°Smeit Nets! All sizes in both

Sea Island Cotton and Scotch LiDB¥\ Gill Webs, also Bag Nets-right sizes, right prices at Brace'S. S“mm€l‘°id°‘

10-18Ef2lmwS2i

___°Fox Netting, Brace’s, Summer-

side can supply promptly all sizes of the' English made-to-order special

l' t iht ries.

quam' a rg P 1c0-issiziluwszi.

...°We still have some stock for sale in our Bloch For company- We he” the host stock orowreblp Md 91° best ranch site in Kinss G°“PW° Come and see it before invest1-n8- Isaac 1ves_ 10-11Mtf.

...°Fox News.-only a limited uum- ber of shares are now offered ill the Montague Black Fox Company- Four pairs of thoroughbred stock have been procured. Llttere DEV* been guaranteed with three pairs and they are also guaranteed against ac- cident. Two pairs are old breeders which will make chances of success sure. Persons wishing to secure _shar- es should communicate immediately with any of the following dlr€¢f°fS= -R. W. Stewart, Prop. Brildenell Ranch; M. C. McGowan, Whim Road Cross; J. W. McPhee, Georgetown or

` k li t io a few f,l;‘;,ff° °' the me S10-uiluiiuli.

_-i---» _ (The Following was Orllifiteil f\‘0l!1

Yesterday’s Evening Daily~) '

omes fa orable

for New Glasgow, N. S.* ...°J. W. Murdock, Montague. WQS a

-_-- ._ ' . passenger to Charlottetown this

morning on business.

.__ »

to Boston.-B.

A if-'Simon Jordan, Beach §>0in{;_ is _..’Dr. Meir,” Kensington, is in Mon-

_i_;rlDr0ving his fox ranch. Simon is tague today.-B.

ic f‘ if - - ~ _ - _ _

lrs ox rancher of King s Co.. ___.Rev_ David Wright. Montagng_ practice during the middle oi the last

arrived home .this morning after

and const-B.

...'A. Benson, Representative 0( the ...°The S. S. Enterprise arrived ill Poultry Division of the Live Stock M0utBgue this morning_at 6 o'cl0c Branch, Department of Agriculture, from Picton with general way frelgh Ottawa, will address agricultural and left again for Picton and inter-

mediate po_ints.~B ~ -

Mcllonnid Hotel. Montague, bctwecn M.- Batt at work. The S. S. Swansea

Trader loading potatoes._'l‘he S. S

schooners loading produce and on th

the new bridge and last but by n means the least. The Biacln Fo

fact aimosr everybody is foxy now -B. _ _ _

Bsi=u.1N woMl1:N MAKE Paorssr

Berlin contributor to the Monitor

oeiior to explain tho attitude n

ly ignored andthe silence is not con

lsentitied at least to reply.

Then the good man hesitated, looked uuently n large defiaxxlment ol _police

were present uc escu meeting, in hill-

i m and in p ivate clothes Ev

. _ ._ .0 _ __ , 1.’ . _ - _. '

"Oi course, n lady would not be tlilng passed oil quietly, though age

expected to gesticulate lilrb n man. A Hpeeches were by no means lacking in indy would gesticulate from. the el- energy, and the organization was

ver, _ creditable.

to the effect that the Berliner Halls-

_no,longer able

meet with the mon ; _th t _insnglcigngly the interest

and in

and

municipal meet for the

as soon se Other cities'

Enterprise discharging freight hnrisix

The question oi the ever increasing

denrness of meat and other articles ol food is becoming very acute, writes n

The official request of the Social Dc- mocratic party to the imperial chan-

y q - Tfvéiity-seven prot”e"s€ meetings ol

er preface nor comment. Ber in wo_ en of the working and '

'lower niidgle classes were called .ln ‘me most important City on the

Boston,” she said, “our professor ex greater Berlin recently all of _which plaincd that when we said 'all _the were crowded tothe doors. As .the world,' we should spread our arms ma.l0l_1¢Y "'.9F° h°.ld ln. the “Dfw °' _*Fe

wide in an ppropriate gesture, in-_ city t was deemed probable t at . . .

8 ther; _w,,,,1d_ “_ dm ,bancw c_m5,__ commercial-and distributing

make

_ _ - __ ____ _ ,. .L .- . --

._ First Methodist-lfiov. Dr. Chapman at eleven a. ln., and Rev. J.

at seven p. m. Prayer service ou

nisaay evening ut 7.30. stndtiiti strangers cordially welcome. _

_`Qra.ce Church--Rev. J

eleven a. m.,___.and Rev.

a seven p. m. Sunday

Bile Class at `2.30. Special tions to visitors and ` college dents. ‘

PRESBYTERIAN. St. James' Presbyterian-Rev. 'I`.F Fullerton at 11 and ‘7. Strangers and college students are cordially in- vited to all services. Sunday School

at 2.30. »

Zion-Morning prayer meeting un.

ten a. n1._ Rev. i‘-fr. Taylor at 11,a.nd'_ nt 1. sunday school una Bible Glsssi at 2.80. A cordial invitation ig of-_= fared strangers and college students. _

. 1.

CENTRAL CI-IR1’S'I'IAN’. ~

(UNDENOMINA'I‘IONAL.)

Central Christian-Rev. J Floyd

at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.80. ~Priiyer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. All seats free. - College students and strangers are cordially invited to attend all ser- , vices.

BAPTIST

Baptist-Rev. Z. L. Fash nt 11 and 7. Sunday School at 2.30' with "Loyaiists" class Of dults in church aud- .itoi-ium. A cordial welcome' is ex- tended to all the services of this church.

ANGLICAN.

St Paul's-Rector Rev. T. W. Mur-

phy. Morning prayer at eleven a. m Morning prayer at eleven a. n1.,.' Sunday School and Bible Class at Holy Communion at -the close of the evening service. All seats free.

St. Peter's Cathedral-Holy Com-

munion at 8 and 11 a. m. Matins 10.15. Evensong at 7. Children‘s Cathechising at 2.30 p. m. _ _ _ L ‘ ST. DUNSTAN’S CATHEDRAL.

First Mass at 7.30, Child;-en's Mass

'at 8.80. Oathechism immediately ai- ter Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Ves- pers and Benediction at 7 p. in.

mother Mrs. John D. .Bc_l1, Montague, L_ M, McKinnon, Moncssue. wh° have -

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday, Services at 11, 3, and

7.30 p. m. Week night service.-Mom day, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day. `

WA~KENING CHURCH SLEEPERS

One John Rudge is on record as having bequeathed to the Parish _ of

nut__3_abb,,th_ och 20th_ __ n _ _ ___.Vh_s_ Hugh” Campbgu Whim _Trysull in Shropshire, Eng.,_20 shil; and 1’ p The Platsby “Sn Road. left blontague today on 'si tri? “"3” 5 Yea' t° "° Pam .t0 '“ 99°".

f' ii .c ,o 'int -.~ »r‘_--.’“~ .. .. $2.1

e J ameron , lfel' qt °_0_g"_:\a(‘.5_lrcl§__§ls und:e_iq¢oiiig_;_%a1,,s_B__.._ 1,.

,_ma.n" employed t'o go about church in summer to keep people awalfe, says ` i-Iarper's Weekly.

At another English Church, that

oi Action in Cheshire, it was the

century for one of the Church during

two montm visit to Canmlian- wen; wardens to proceed thro the church

service with 9 huge wand in his hand, wherewith, if any of the congregation were observed to be asleep, he was

1; instantly awakened hy a tap on the

1; head.

In Warwick a similar custom

prevailed. A wnrden bearing a' stout wand shaped like a hay fork at the

___»M0nt,,..u,. the beautiful put on cnd stepped stealthily up and down a lively aglpearance to thevbusiness fhelflflve and th" aisle* ‘md Whe“‘

‘ thi " ith the

i’,;’2§;`e'f'he, ,io ,;‘;2‘,`,§‘,_‘”§,_,, ‘ing Fm, ronchcu hinrso eficctivcly that che

ever he saw an individual asleep he

nap was broken-this being sometim- es accomplished by theapplication of the fork to the nape oi the_ neck.

e A more playful method obtained in

other side E gang of men at Wm-k_ on another church. The beadle went

about during service carrying a long staff to one end of which was t-

0 . . . x » ~ . “

business booming at itshelght. In tached “ 70x brush d t-° the “her

Gill

a knob. With the former he gently tickled the _faces of the women sleep- ers, Willie with the 'knob lic bestowed a' sharp rap on the heads of male of- fen_ders__ _ __ ‘

Q .

took in the matter has been complete- savs

sidered favorable. According to thd 5 ` mdnthf

-_ Berliner Tagelilatt a party which

A woman preacher of America told, comprises two-thirds of the Beichstag

#buy _s lol _af V S New iulzstros

Grand Trunk Pacific in interior Brifish__Coluinbia- `

New iiszctroii 1. n..

centre for _ _ __

-the rich Siivgi' Hand Copper Mints. _

-immense Agricultural

District. ---_the famous authracite Coal

_ _ The same resolution was uniiniihoue- mmés_ _

A BOND OF SYMPATHY. ly passed at all the meetings. It was " '

--~the_manufactnring of _ Central British Columbia l

You men who are tired working

Union t‘f|`e` ; #lui of

_ uiiili. l`¢i¢|.llAfd.-all ip. _‘ 1

__ “M me ___ _ P. r_g\1t_,_ e Yrk. ‘

f;‘,' fl' °°:¢l'l°o1ina;hii;ri2i'&» Fi-r¥.'§i§;iI_g_;_%¢si£§°'_ ¥‘tii‘§.`eih¢° cannon,

- .-if

‘ Mrs. P6tt’S -Iron

handles, steel

Cased Oil Stoves

Currie Combs _

Per Dozen

2 io'-l8M2iEii _ '

1 , 1

Fret Saws......... ._,1.,;.~.._.........Regula1'......

_ Sliinou on Metal P<`>1isli":`;‘_'.-_‘;........Regulal-......

Screw Drivers;.. .;. _ . .Re`guliir. . ._ Planes .-....._;. ....Regular.;... l;’lnnes....._....................... ....Regular...... Sétt of Bi_tS. .;.._. . . . . ;_;_ . .u;...Kegular.;. Ratchet Braces . . . ; . . ;i`; . . ; . . .Rcgu12l`i"......

HosefBi;ushes........,..:........... Regnla.r....

- Hat and Coat Hooks

>1»`~e__=_' ,,_». __ .

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...___._;`.. ..,... Regular. . . .

._ ...__Re`gular..‘....

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010 00102 _

previous night :

R. J. Carmichael, Pehkes. _ T. P. Cass abd wife, North River. N. White, City. Mrs. I. Marshall, North Rustico. <

M11, A. Furness, Vernon, M. Berrlgan, Bedford. `

town. ‘

Miss H. Stewart, Georgetown. Mrs. G. E. Dewar and so Monte. no

R. Adams, Boston, Mass.

. Wood. Pownal;

John Gillispie, Appin Iloud; John Allen, Royalty- C-has. Douil. Carleton;

J S

J. ,B. Gau et, Miscouche. I. _S. Pooke, Grand Falls.

H. 'W. Parker, Toronto. _L_ Rogers, Summerside.

C. Keir, Milpeque. '

H. Sscord, St. John.

_J. Regd,__Mc/utreal. H. .' Noblcl. Bt. John. _ J. D. Graham, Toronto.

H. Wilkinson, Toronto.

. Davidson, Toronto.

R. Mnder, Bridgewater.

S. Jones, Hamilton.

S. Pooke, Grand Fails.-

Miss Pooke,'Grand Falls. ` H. G. Barllen; Port Hastings. '1'. G. Gilisoll. Ha.lifnx.` .

_'female

'A. Plquette, Montreal.

_ ~ ‘ L; 1c_ pl “C _ H uf _ (Continued from page nihe.)

,,;,f‘;,#;1;°,;1-,,°,1§»,;,f;'*= ..._ ......'......:._ .:_ ;::..._ - 2.03.1...

»C. 8. _Anderson-, Toronto. gli". D. McKay, Halifax. _

will 'giaft you w» E- Bl_'\§\l5__ll slid wife, 'Hoe'ton.

of inn g. _'0.t;P00l!, YNIUBOUVBP. “ue 1-as _hlkrwfl '.1 .i'..‘_'°if1°.§.'li'..’.'.., ‘i§°.i.°"‘Z.‘I.'_ ' _i has gy tension; .nies shine sua, 'ie....i...._ ~»

W. s. l?el1vsr,..Gclem£n.

?§7T4"`

-sv. s 1.1-rsunir, .D. li iid; llmsli: - s. ochornc. sf. Jenn:

*JJ-_nam-_n-_._

Y ' Mo'ri~lsm KILLED HER

The following regisferedat the _R_e._i1`om this point this morning to in- \-ere Hotel, Charlottetown, between vestigate 9, murder and suicide which 10.30 last night (after the arrival of occurred at Tide Lake, 26 miles north the ’I‘ignieh.express) and 10.40 the- of Carlstedt. Mrs. Julia Polosky,

Miss D. Smith, North Rustico. -.her possession- of the homestead, M. McLeod, Orwell. - butchered her two remaining children B- BFOWII. York. aged five and three years, with a

Dr. D. V. Stewart and wife, George- The family were Polish immigrants

n, g . '

Mrs. C. W. Stewart, Montague. ""`“"“_'°`”‘”"' _

gh-om Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) _ IMPROVING IN CANADA

1 OTTAWA, Oct. 17-An improve-

The following_ registered at the f‘1i~`I1;trIi)l;;a(E.;;£1el,1;€s°|dIlt 1:35,. Egfgfégbcgé Q“°°“'H°t°’~ ‘“h“"‘°"°*°‘”“» b°*W°°“ mot that chcrc orc 21 disputes in 10.30 last night (after the arrival of existence during the mon¢h_ an 1n_ the. Tlgnm’ °xP"e°°) and 10'” fm"-crease oi 2 as conipnred witli the previous night : »

“mes ' C‘ M°°r°' Emfmr is still maintained over the corres- ‘H' C' Hag' Montreal' . ‘pending month of last_yes.r. Ten dis-

ll;_o;>el;e§_GIrI2x_i_da1Ealls. _ were thiaésle oil coral rginerie on Van-

Harry H. Morehouse, St. John. _» wu er" an -an' 'c‘rpB-I-1" rs. at 'Margaret McDonald, gon,-1,_ Moosejaw. The former involved a ces-

o» .1 22222. “.22°'.:..2:.22 °2..M2°°°2°2 1; toige Hotel, Charlottetown, hogwm, _Ong du.mtibn_ Ahhh 5~00_f°e':_;’ l0°_ 1.0; 0 last night (after the arrival oi' eds were th ' n out Q, ' K b pay

,H ish LOW wor y is-.

_-sxviofg n_gH°t‘E’r°”) and 10'” the putes in existence during September,

Saws $1.50' Sett of 3 Saws........................Reg\:ilar....'__ 6oc Bo_y"s Snws............................Regular_ . . .° 351: Hetchcts .............Regn1ar...... 6oc Haiiimcrha..-..........................Regu]ar. 35c "I_`ii111crs_Sl1ea_\rs._........ ............Regular...... $1.00

- RazoriStrqps......._L................R&”gala.r...... 35c

15c

loc

35c Saturday

2 5c 1 5c 6oc

goc . Saturday

1. 30 1.50 4 5c Saturday 22c 25c 2 5c

‘Sdtilrday '99c Saturday' "Qld Saturday '26c`~" Saturday CR:

Saturday 220 1.

Saturday _ 521': Saturdayh 1150'

220 |30 llc 43c 590

Saturday 981: Saturday Blc ..

Saturday

Saturday Saturday Saturday

|60 ide

‘F

Saturday Saturday

Saturday

~ |62" Queen Si. Charlottetown

Buy {2arpenier’s Tools

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The above prices are good for Saturday only. This is a splendid opportun-

ity to purchase any of the above articles at cost prices. ' 1

I -smeron Co.

li‘ll§i5iClNil:, HAT, nun., occ.~11-

Tlfe Mounted Police were summoned

who lost _her husband and one child recently through typhoid and who ay* parently became somewhat unsettled in her mind through grief and through complications in regard to

carving knife, and then apparently _turnedthc same weapon upon herself.

and the tragedy was discovered by Polish neighbors.

LABOR CONDITIONS

ment is shown in labor conditions in regard to disturbances throughout in-

previous month, though an increase

putes all commenced during Sep- tember, the most important of which

sation of work on the part of about

MRS. SNODGRASS FAINTED.

LOB ANGELES, Calif., Oct. 17- Overcome by emotion-when the cloc- trical score board,-» at 9, 10”; theatre yesterday showed Fred Snod» grass muff this the ny which cnet en, Nc»y_,ro'r_i= oioncs nic fworiws chi -' DWDUMD title, Mrs. Snodgraée, muta-

ed. Mrs. Snodgrass is 'an ard e

‘ 11.11. ssuiilims iiiiitsr

a statement of his sccohnts

B NSW Y0rk_ house, _being pro

showing that three shares 'r fi “W Mink held. at New ~

°hll'S0 of _ emb le

bourt

ills

morning. upon a war

afternoon, on e

or embes-

__ _ F agai_i_1st'Ba'glia'.ll :wgg pq he hada chdncelto p larthy, __ counsel' for riskelhthgz the charge _ as Mri 2 ssi1'sil'§ solicitor H331 _nib- duced a statement oth counts. whereby. it w ii_he three shares of st held by~n New York fi for Bagnall's preyio

to them.

ora criniinni slabs B thin as a sheet o sho :ho criminal e tinetion as to where the two is drawn," tiiy. _ _

Wfllld have to be

or of- the New York onenolne.-_ fam-. t at Basnsil had 1

on appropriated the fu

Fan. - ihls own use. Slioul ‘ .taken it would be

of debt and credit

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s c y , arr . _i 1 |`

was withdrawn 1 _ _S§`,:i;ti‘1)pY;|egs_f_2'n,t\;'°u-Kien,

lr ences ave occurred 'Gi' t f ‘

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stock holder in the luited _

'States rubber company,

TWO CHILDREN. purchase some of the prdeifed stock

--- ~uf the company;-|:hs'1»hn;“iieeu"1si_»ncd.

The issue of the new stock mal in proportion 'to *the previous old- ing of the shareholders. son was entitled to three,sharee_, ac- cording_1y'he went to Bagnall _nnd

ave him.,-instructions

Mr. Robertson, swore

wialiiid t;

Mr Hagert-

to purchase

Ehis_an_ilo\i_nt~0! stock, and a cheque for three hundred _dollars Since then' the 'stock have not been fortlidoliiing. repeated applications for them were made,'_and .Bagnsll so it was auoglqu. nuoily in- formed his' client that the imoney for other purp ee,._ and that the rubber shares

purchased. -

‘ ' certifiiiates

he_bad

ha?__¢__x1o_t _llieen out n wa 'ant

for Bagnall’s arrest yesterdli.y,_§ter- 00011. and Detective, Ryan acting ilppn :his warrant, went -to Biignsllu onicc ind arrésted him.

In court this rnojilpg ¢__h¢_ mi...

same. howls

W C., Mc-

lean., __, ~ ` Mr. _R0be1‘t_s _ be withdrawn

is clients

as shown the-t ock, hiill been

` . as security

us indebtedness

"Arc you s|1tlsfled,__that_ no crim-

liihl transaction nn, asked Magistrate 0’Keeie, of Mr. Mc. Garthy. _ - _._ _"It is a v_er._y fi_nq__ is on the._bordin-land, and ,_crlmln_eJ' action ___ lv confined to Qi.fi_io_ ._

»Y§»__r_l__=_ e_ud._f.al_1jsw ‘ = . ____ _ _ _e ex_ _ anation 1' p_ §'_' ' " oi the charge, ns ‘21v'¢n_ ". ' Oerrhy is rust 1. 0 "

hlrve been one ,otqqn __nm1»’ _ grab counts, __ _ '. _

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_ taken _ plies"

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Libttweetl a civdtl

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bdtwten "e __elv_.il

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tho use .mourn said Mr. lleiinr-

n the event of a criminal action it

conclusive -diiblnl nf»ehti0'MKy» fiiiis- u¢is__¢lvuu und »te' <1' ll. s}I'~fI.‘5=ti°_:i."l»¥ .elm 1 sf an fthr accounts. " ‘

"I have nothing to ny; further-

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