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LONDON Oct. 21-Dr Crlllpen book
the stand in his own. behalf yester day. He said his wife had a hasty temper and they frequently -quarrell- ed. After a quarrel in February last she dis-appeared. I-Ie made the state ment that she was dead to cover. up thc scandal of her going of! Ha denied he over administered
iiyoscine to his wife, or knew, any thing of the remains in the cellar .uirtil his return to England
LONDON Oct 20-An incident tu-
qny gives p dramatic revelation of -the line of defence from the evidence submitted yesterday at the Crippen
trial. Towards the close of -a long P
cross-examination of Prof. Pepper,
defendant obtained Prof Pepper s ad mission that the presence of a sebac eous gl-and in the alleged scar found in n portion of the dismemhered body would prove that it was not a, sour. Counsel Tobin thereupon an- nounced that hs hoped to prove by" expert evidence the actual' presence `
i-.hiof counsel Tobin representing the
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THE RECEPTION F YOUR VOTES
BPe¢iul- to The Guardian. MONTREAL. oct. 21.--only cn..
creditor turned up at ii :netting of the creditors of C. D. Sl‘cl<‘.o:i the miS`9Il_1E 'blind pool opcr.i.t‘ii', -i--1 he "89 8» I8~W'Y€r who was stuck for $.i00,_ Wllks and Burnetlivsre nuiiied mfr;-,t-
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Special to The Guardian. I MONTREAI-1.0 ct. 22.--Prsmi-_‘r Haz-
_en, of New Brunswick and Pi-einlar ‘Haszard of Prince Edward lsluim are
robably very small.
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Special to The Guard-ian'.
'~ NEW YORK Oct. 21.-Two men were
-of such a g1an\d. The fmportance of
thc point_lies in the fact that thelg identification of the remains hinges
lied and three others th=:>wn into SWBIDD and nearly drouviicd in an ccident on the*New Electric line of
vin the exleteme ol the Pennsylvania railroad.
on lJr0 L! _ 8. scari from an operation. - |
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BIG FRENCH LINER YfRECKED.'l
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Kiev wss'r_ oct. 20-_The 1~'i-i-iii-ii
ti'nsis-Atlantic steamer Louisiana fi-oiii Havre for Havana nnd New 0i'li~.-iris, is- ashore on Sombre Reef about 30 miles east of here. About D hull ol liei- 547 Dassengers have been a lii-iiiiglit here an-d the others are not h thoiglit to bc in danger. 4;
I
His Noi- si.si.=»'r
BUDAPEST, oct. zo-Medical meal,
not slept for sevenl years. t Frnu Bertha Hajemes, who is mar-
ried mid has a_l'i_ttle girl of ten, be-
gun licr long vigil one night when-g
Gipsy woman attempted to kidnapesc
the I-liil.!_ Since then she has n-ot W liccii iiblc to go to sleep; neither has ° i1lii~ lirid any inrlinafli-on to do so.
Shi- is iii excellent health and basl
ii‘cvi-i- had a day’s illness, but as soon l us shi- viidcavors to lie down she is
sci:/_ml with a violent nervous agita- cl' tion. ivliicli compels her to _sit up fa
ng'u1l\_ _ 9
l'Iu- woman declares she is quite w
coiili-iit in her sleepless state, as
witli lhc whole twenty-four hours to re
lu-i-si-If, sho is able to perform a‘l h-sr ho;-__~:i:lii>lil duties as wlrll as to do a`J great deal of rea-ding. Ie A curious feature is that since thoI hcigiiiiiiii-_f of her insomnia sle has T dew-lopi.-<l n great taste an-d ability* for study, and has learned three .Inn -_\1i\g'l‘s. I
Fi-iiii l-lcjcmes is now thirty-eigbtI
years old, and it is because' ol___1;;g,;,_
shi- lins been subject to irres_pcn~,~ible . III* “f Yuwuillg that she has at last :I coiisullril a medical men 'abdiut her -'
Conrliliiiil. to
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ciiocuuv nEs'i‘RoYEo_ S"
Mo.\'i'roN, oct. 21.-s. C. ciarpcn- K
tcr's i.-|‘<-ici.-i‘y store in West End' was <la`ningi-il by fire to the extent of a- bout. $lii00 last night. Mr Carpentcr` A had _‘T00 insurance on his stock. The building wus owned by Capt, Wa,-itc, U
A LIGHT PENALTY _ _ l
FOR MANSLAUGI-I'l`ER_ ll
.\1<u'rH BAY, ont., ocr_'21.--w. R. I’ M‘"‘t2f'm0I`y. was convicts-d of rnau- l, Slaughter in causing the death cf El- V ‘"0" L-I‘>ul:. by cicctfng him from his'e llntcl iii New Liskeard. He was fined c me liuiidi-ed dollars an-d release-rl on n
fl liuulicluli-il_ sentence, by J nd-be Tcet- ii ic _ - E
i . _-"°;"'i?' I h'Ii\IlTIilNG EVIDENCE.
AT FIRE INVESTIGATION. M
IIIONTREAL, Oct. 19-Startling de- "\`II'l>m_cli-ts occurred this a-Iternoon ini flu- ollir-ini iunuiry into the flre at ;_¥1_"2>= _llf1ll. ln which six lives were __'-\I. [‘lic chief witness, Johnl H. "_"l‘>_=. swore that he believed the I"\lILIIu_=r wus set on fire with crlmliri- nl iiiii:iit_ Raymond Thomas-, anoth- "' f‘u\l>Iuycc in the building, testified II"}_I- lu' had been offered a railway
tu-iiri lo Boston after he had beerl Sl\I\l=<\-"imc-il to appear at the inquiry A"“""\IH\L¥ to the testimony broughl-_ ll "I" I“\_Iuy. there ls still one msn in r thi- build-iiig when the flames br0i~|: c ‘Mt “'I“’ his IUC vel- been' accounted o
ll?;l|yn_1g_ l-,he picturesque Mounted Na- tional Police of Mexico. BWI B5U`°“g and of robbers near Huazunilan, Santa Cruz, Monday night, according to telegrams received tod-sl' at UW War Department. El Begemlt and 9 corporal of the Rurals and eight of the robbers -were killed.
Among the dead outlaws was tlie_ otoi-ious Santanon, whose daring id ou isolated Haciendos has caus-
Iur. Ilis nimc ii Willis, who rcomcd m uitli Jones and was at the top ofthe w
l’_III_IIIiI1l:. His body has not been obiiil iii thc ruins, neither has he I
Special tb The Guardllan.
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ac
loody battle between a company of
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A cons‘tructi.on locomotive ran down handcar. and shot it thirty it-ct
hrough the air into a. swamp at the oot oi an enbankiiie-nt.
SIX KILLED BY EXPLOSION.
01's- They estimated iiie liabilities at in the city to day, on the 'way to 5250.350. with assets iiiikiiown, ling-_
Toronto to attend the conf.e.'.:n\:e _ii provincial omcials.
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Special to The Guardlian. BERLIN. Oct. 22.-Great Britain -as proposed that all powers ii-_img-I me :lic Republic cf Poi-uigai at ole! same time. Germiany to-day repliil, approving the same suggestion.
S. S. CONVENTION
Special from Guardian Branch.
SUMMERSIDE, October 21.-
At the - cnin-g session of the
Hon Mr Brodeur, Deputy Minister,
5- mimcu tiis“‘t‘BliIll‘“-lfictriry cr no
l _ ' . . B e _.l I_has sent, interpreting the feelings oil
aoors ~
EXICAN Arun BANDITS BATTLE.
iisxico ci'r\TII;x.. oct. 19-lu' al
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d "’I “ °f tm" thmugh pomomlmiigcciu, ac ;;':ili;k1ii?iliir;g nixll
I %elragCruz, ` -during the last ten ontlis. Five Rurals were seriously ounded._ The bandits had been hotly pursued r several days. and were surroind-
br-eii sccii or heard of since the discs- eld l the bush. They made a deeper- and crushed. I ur - '
n sista ce and surrendered only
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Miiiiii-d's Linlment for sale everywhere
h
ed-Pres-~ 'ev W M Field Tryon-
i cn
cil of the illustrious city of Montreal~_
the population, our Holy Father,‘ \vho had the most happy souvenir ofI the devotion ,of the representatives' and population of that city iipc-ntne. occasion of thc Eucharistic Con 'res I
name his most profound gratitude to; you, Mr. Mayor, gnd the members of; thc City Council. _
MAN IZRAWN TO DEATH.
ten feet in the air when a steel bil- let which he was carrying came un- der the llnfluence of a thirty-ton
thc impact with the magnet that he died in the South Side Hospital two hours later. His head was caught between thu billet and the magnet
Warnick was carrying the billet
gtgelfethe dI:,al_ll cl than inner and through the'yards of the Jones and _hull
L. send in tll`e iiaiue of your
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ul in-I-S ii-le li uv. ucuiiuu tu
Ready Qualified in The ` -nciii.».--cr... ii... SWIIIIII III-
mudc Islund Prize Con
ll€I‘S.
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$10.00 in Gold will be
paid to the first person sciicl- iiig in the iiaine of the cali- didate receiviiig the greatest iiuiiilier of votes in thi.-: contest. No Coiiditioii att- ached to- thc offer. just
favorite and we will call upon her without suggest- ing your name.
g a
charges me to -express in h-is owrI||
(Sgd.i “GARD. MERRY DEL VAL." i
PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 19-Lifted I
-_ Sunday SNL->ol Convention yesterday- §_-.1--ii 20 “A fi 1; t A . ' ': ‘
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`l‘1d§:;_;((;Il?__K_,_ Oct. 201._-Atboilerhgr th_e f°H°‘ ‘Ig °m°°" were °Ie°I': A Ballot Box has been placed iii ton frcixglits hinge lilli lllle
9-H YW0\1I\lng W0 ot rs ' __' ' ° _ I » - _ and spread railll to -ifbh ' I
ml, threw 2_000 women and glrls,andlVice Prcs____-i{ingvs_ Rev_ E_ B_ Weeks; the office of The Guardian for the re str__ctm_es ___ likieicylaracterilioglmllllzng_ all as many more men into a pmlc_M_ Stewart, Queenfs Rev. John ilqlitlon of votes for the contestants _ loss of more than $500_000 early thier mlay at the bagglng and rope pl_am_lSterling_, Cavendish; Prince, Alexand- in our 'lour and Prize Contest. ‘ m0mlng_
l’ the American M-aniifnctnrin-g (;°m.|g`i1I_f°r1;“°n» Tfygni é1`I`9tQS\1l`IBFES;I M- There is plent‘." of time to start‘ The blaze was of no significance an t G p l.¢_ ll E 5 c s, iimmersi e; ec y _ '. ar- , ~ wh dr ed__ l, t _ _
Fon sEvEN ysans. Rivfga ree" on moss I 8 mfdiue. Summereiduz Executive Commit- ttf; fggsewgniecflilivecixfsllgihd Itcnellanllicgilfg cf sepxr;itl-flicliq' -- - . Clrcumstances surrounding me “_ tee-J. F. Wliear, Chairman; Rev. El. your application at 0nlCe_ aml we will ' hurlinlg blazing fluid in nllflirections. _ _ l,_,slo.n_ are a complute mystery E. Styles, Pownal; Lieut-Gov. Rogers, send 5-1-,u all the .necessary l,l~lnte(liTlie oil set fire to a Baltimore and
hcrc ni-e dceidy interested___in the re- W.ltlwul-__ warning the big boiler mlCharlott-crown; David Scliurnian, lm-ms to help you to will IOhio freight wareli-ous_c, covering n iiini-kablc case of a woman who has the twmstory brlck waréhouse at__lCha‘rlc.-ttetown; Rev. E. J. Rattee, This is the greatest opportunity lil_ocl|. A score of oil tanks _explodedlt
hed to the big plant" _blew up huT_|Ma1pe:lue; Thus. Moyse, Bedsque; J, over .ollewd to young lmlles Ol Prince with a relax- that was heard- for miles. ng the eight men through- the air i-,0_§. Mcore._ Powna-li Lemuel Moore, -Edward Island to secure a Tour or h A hot” andl 9- WW of b09»l`d'IUg' e street. The roar and the hiss Ofi 'urgfire Rival.; W' B" Brooks; Mad' .1-jnze' and me intexlest amused mai' lnlgfs :ere asot ilestroyei No loss aplng steam cmlsell plume who ,Id_€i1C_. Rev- 12- H~ Hatfield. Summer- cates how much alive to its ndvan- 0 19 Hdglnf 8 ~ __ are at work lu the lu_ct0l.y to l,e_!: €_,I¥i6V. E. A. We_strrioi‘la»nid, Alter- tsgss the womcn_ of Prince luilward To GAL""'VAN”"IZl"‘E P P A Uma panic st__icl(en_ | on, ev. N. H. Mclntosh, North Bed- Island are. Tbeie are_grc11f» 0l>lK1I‘- ~ - -
ff ””-rw *°"“°' -»_____ II‘.I`;§fIiris..'l" i’§Iii‘.§f. ““°r.{lI‘II.”‘§‘“..‘.?.I.fIL‘; HAMILTON oc. w-The i-force H
THE LIOBE HAS ARRIVED WOMAN' BURGLAR have signified their intention of en. ant_Protective Association, which cut
' _ _ . To REF fi ATOR _ ici-ing, while others have mailed in u_b1s figure in municipal and proviu- 'c
HALIF'{\X» OCL 21- TM C““ad‘f‘_“ _ ___ 0 M Y tlwll. a_ppllcatlOn_ cial elections here siiateen _years a:_o_,l
uiser Niche was 120 miles off Hali-_ TORONTO och ZL M bel M Mu The candidates may wall( ln any is to be galvanized into life againiil
a _ °
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I v - ~ Y ` B3 -
:azzball game iii l'l\-ila11elpbia.-C`z\.ica-
Special to The Giiiii-d-ian.
HAIIFAX, 0 :_ 21-H _
Ad' MOGl'€‘gor was sw-Iirn in thlgmmoyiflirlirfg both si
as Lieutenant Governor -of Nova taiuiflg
S t' , th th ` ‘
bgoflhlief Jgstoige TtI\)y‘Ir1rI)i§ielIllmlllflI1L.BtItlNiZi‘A
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nets,_ Clerk of -.the Privy Council, reading the commission. The (grand Seal of th-e Province .was presented by Attorney General McLca.n’, acting Premier.
ull sruu dui
Special to The Guardian. CHICAGO Oct 21-Toile 's b e
go championship series was postpon- ed bccaiuss of the weather.
si>scTi\;uLiin rms Fsiuunss-
pecial to The Guardian. NIAGARA- FALLS, Ont, Oct. 21-
A Party of Japanese legislators and electrical experts spent the last two days inspecting the power Plants on
des of the river here and ob- data to take back with them.
AMEII_llISI IIIW
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Special SAVA
steamsh son. fro
ltolay yi .l.yb____ , Iliiii 2
tn The Guardian. NNAH, Ga., Oct. 21.-The ip Northfield, Capt. Audei-1 ii Providence for I’ort Arthur, ut into tb* sigmil station at o repor the loss of an oil /hich was. in tow, on which as a crew -of nine men/. "ilie
Hawser parted with the wind blowing 90 miles an hour.
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IIMERICIIN SCHR. I-ISIIORE
P IIEIIIHIEIIIIS'
IN NIIIIIEIIIII
Special to The Gulrddlnl _` MoNc'roN, ol-*_ :ii---:_ ii. liars, Fresldcnt of the -rand l`ruiil< l'»iuii`io ‘iflailway with W. A. 'i-'a'iiwi-lglii, comptroller of the same roi-.il .-iii-l Hon. William Pugaley. arrlvcd in this city today, and spent some uw-ri-y minutes in Moncton. '|‘hay \-.ci-»¢ nut; at the depot by a party of g»i-i»»:iiii- lent citizens, and an address ~-i ~_i-.lf come was tendered Mr. Hays.
At the conclusion of the adiiiw- -;
Mr. Hays replied briefly.
“As I was tell-ing Mr. Pott-ni-ci "
said Mr. Hays, "we intend to uiii-li- things lively for the I. C. R. d---_-_ii hare. You will then have two strings to your bow instead of one."
WEIIMIN IIIIS III - IIIIIII-IIIIIIII TRIP
NEW YORK, October 19-Shortly
after nine o’c1ock the Trent came to anchor below Sandy Hook because' ol the Rcavy fog.
Wellman says that after working
well to sea -on Suiid-ay the dirigible was caught in a thirty mile north- west blow which carried the America clear ull her course; 'l‘_lien night name and the equiliibrator jerked over the
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HAWKESBIIRY, October 20.-The
schooner Annie F. Conlon, whlla`1eav-
FAST ST LOUIS Ills October
x at 4 p. m. yesterday, and anchor( 1 » " 9- ‘T ~ _ _ . , _ the plans of nllml f -
. . , 1 - _ _ . terii oiy they choose. lunch one- 8- 'Cf' 0 Ilfomlnfmt 1
d off the Dockyard this morning_Shc tinaay_;_‘;§_"r;3I?Jegirnlhggfmfgsfnceé mug; be a resident _ol H district t0,Orangemen who have taken the mat-
ill dock at, neon. ;Bel,e,l,_ today She leaded yu? win within that district, but uicy-‘ter up Succeed.
Everythlng is in readiness for, they _ ' P ' _ EU Y , » t ,ll ~. - t ll -d In 1894 the P. P. A. controlled the ccpti0.n to the mobs' 'cg robbing the house of Sheriff Mor- _féugllggllgndgsgqgts _i?“l;llcey0SrOO,leSslxl.e?| council here, electing A. D. Stewart
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Vofe Values in Contest
1 Subscription Rafe
Morning Giimrlizui. By Carrior _ at 3.oo per year i your 3 oo No. 3 i of' Votes iz.ooo. ' i
Morning Guardian Iiy Mail to `
U.S.A. i year 2.50 No. o’ \'oles
l0.00n.
Moriiing Guardian by i\lziiI lo
Ciuiadzt I your 2.oo.No. of \'o‘cs 8ooo. _ _
Rural Daily Giiurdinn by Mail _
to U. S. A. i yezir i.5o. No. of Votes 6ooo. - _
Rural Daily Guardian Iiy M:-ul _
to Cuiuidn l year L25. No. of'
\-'olus 5000.
Salurday Giinrdinn (\\"ui-klyi
lo :my Address i your 1.00- N0-
Votcs .|ooo.
For full details sec page 6-
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THE DOMINION'S TRADE.
OTTAWA, Oct. 21.-For the
of the present fiscal year, C
ing here this morning misstayed and grounded on Grants Point, but will likely by floated at high tide. The Annie F. Ooiilon, is au American tern schooner of 515 tons and ‘vas I'>0uDd from Newcastle, N. B., to Philadelphia. ~
STIJDENTS FOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
MORE
TRURO, Oct. 21.-The number of
applioatioiis received to iiatc for en- raiice to thc lull course at thc agri- _cultural college which begins No/eiiif ber lst next is just fifty. At the cor- responding date last year the num-
applications were less than
thirty, and the totnl enrollment was forty-thrcc. It will, thercI`oi‘e b
een tha
college
icr of
t the incoming classes at the promise to be at lcnst, 50 per
ent. larger than any previous year. For the short courses, which begin
on January 3rd, next, the outlook s, if possible, evrn better. An ap- plication has been received for cn- trance to this course from one hun- dfed D1‘0SD€Ctive students fromi‘Princc
_ to get the ballots that are printed; uf’ mayor- Thls was shortly aft" lbahly b
chuscu. and a number Of the Om- CALGARY NEWSPAPER FHL.; Iin the paper and to secure raid ini M‘"gf"°‘_ Sheppard. t°““"1'th° °““¥“, ials arrived last night from Ottawa. ' ‘ - advancu Subscriptions on which' trly _malrllig selrlisatiolnal__§.il_dr€ssils,_in _
-l-*l* (}AllGAl-.lY_ l.__ `__ ,_ 4 "special" ballots only are iSS\l0(l. ‘I lc ‘S 'L _ C “_rg`3` _ 3' _ 'M W lc 1
HE QUAKER CITY News l_,ubllsblngc Cun}3a“'1;,h“0iDg§lII There will bc a representative to! churche_i._weie filled with rifles and
' CLAIMS THE PRIZE. ga,” has been forced into’ liqul(la_ look after the pleasure of the young “mm“mtl0“~
-*- _ tl(,n_ 'lille llabllltles I. l t 60_ ladies, and every convenience and
OHICAGO, occ. 21;-Phiiaiite1phie.000_ Dan. McGllllc,,,l,§‘y_° ,';;‘,§‘,,,lf 5, ccmfcrt will hil__p,»cvidecTl_c make tae _ SCI-iooi. GIRL Fososa thcletlcs came _ ere yes er_day_ Gogh-lch ls edltm-_ -----, trip a memora e one._ e represen- , L ND N _“___ gy-D
" ` F tative has been following the duty oil _FIQS agml-Bs?g;' t1:ntA goini gchooig one sp
_i _ '» _ _ _ __ _ _ 0 oi-ld's Chamnlonship .series with thc GRAIN GROWERQ OUT escorting parties to all the historical §__________ __h__________ in omfere tg ogiiffn tention
.hicago Nationals, to th-e tune of 12 FOR LOWER TARIFE and natural points of interest for ‘h _ 1 __ __ _ _ __ |¢nt_ an if ~- is
ying from thu Q.lll1k€l" City mast t0‘ WINNIPECM Oct- 13“TI1e gif'-If1_kn.(i‘lY"_(Hl'w _ Stl Samel, myoln' ,logré aziing case at Shorcditcli County teams ay. _Connie Mack will be the mdst growers of the west have lirncticallylfggw \‘;ie;‘h°e__ ";__y0_f_I0*;‘ you _:__ get C0m.t_ when Em actlcn was brought `pla€;¢_e_:_ rprised man. |E;i;i;1>l_<;t;lltaa£i_l_a_ng<;__i~;i_elp_ts féivilllzhegomrigi Utes “nm you try and it wlll mst by Jllicob Ted, of Shoreditch, veneer 8_ good -_1'“”`“'_' ' 0‘ - ' ~. merc ant, to recover .from Mersrs. ILI-ED BY TRAIN - Ot*-_“W” I0 “Y 'b°f°"° *Ile g°"""m@‘\"I-‘€°" "§th_',_“ge,.;? llfr,'§'.§° ewlstengffl sims and Miiyci- .ci1 ss. ali.. iiiiiricy tem" 1”
. AT FORT FAIRFIELD. their claims for lowering the tan1fl,I °“_ M _y T _ _ V’ U paid hy mistake by Ecu l3ullen_ _
____ reciprocity in farm products, and ni nithflnfi to 1°.”t‘13‘\f‘“(_._y0‘ltm eu; _l._____ METH
H0Ui,'p(_iNi__ 0ct__ _119-W.__A. §:nl_r_i_\_l2.lbc:_f dllty oln farm ii?_1p1e;iie_rlts.I_l__’(§l_\'1l§_;_§_ of wi iiiawing a _any i WNGUISH ENGINEER A very, 0 0.1 On, H. CVI fTlf?1l€\3!` _ » 9 HFZEH GPU BJ U11 _ ' ~ t f th PLEASED WITH ALBERT U the Bangor & Ar0USt_00k` Rmlwayf ‘whlch has ever 1ef.t`the west Bfnd pro lieglitllflll pI‘\NlillIl)i's’\')vhI¥iari"i%s ohllliigh arf: SHALES PROSPEOI lcrvilllnlgg
._ ~. _ _ _ was almost instantly killed at FUN? bv-My the 1'!!-§‘g€SI2 that ever invaded . ’ - , l _ .md is probably insured. Fairlleld Junction thls mOl.nimg_ be- the capltal clty_ give-n the vcéontelitaiitts polling] thai MONCTON Oct lg James E Cal ndigc
_ ~ highest num r o vo es in cac o ' » - _ _ - thc rel,
ng run over by it I\0fihb0\I‘d t_\`“‘“- _ ~. _ - ft th G d hoain, own‘er of the shale property in - _ t is supposed Mr. Avery s_liPi1erl a.i POPE SENDS Tl-IANI\S . _ii_ll_c__rtll§_e;s_e;lisl_t£_c3tséc;1n csrwar(i_ee_d_ran Albert Co_mty_ accompnnied by G_E_ _(gf C was getting on the tram' The JO MONTREAL" For full' particulars see Page Six. Stringer' an Emush mining engm' cd' Cdy W9-5 51310” cm- m two' 5. r ser, and J. McSween‘cy, mining.: en~ Iiflvlm rain could lllliit U9 Umved 9” thi’ M0NTREAL» Oct- 19“I“ WPI! 5_0 “"““"' 'giiieer of New York, were in the city the me
mly lol. llealglh 55,, ;l1_lnntcs-,hlzlilttléllio _t_l1ieeeti_°_c;;o1u__l:floil_h§aiEs_rl_d éit hllindayhn S b _ __ P _ d today on their return from Albert, partlclp ictim was s i re-a ng w - _ - i y oiinci , co - u sc" hun "ce an ` where they have been some days n out from under the wheel. _ Ile- demning the words of Mayor Nath- P ‘ ' ' mr “nd eased was a member of thc Knights 50. of Rome. Mayor Guerin today re I
f Pvthias Order. Walter Bernard, ceivei. the following cable:
f Fort Fairfield, a brother Knliglit, "Deeply touched with the nol\,e cwmpanled che body to Pres:lue‘scntlnie'nts-_ th-at the Mayor and Coun-
mgkmg a thoi~oug_h inspection of the shale properties.
Mr. Stringer said that preuious re-
ports of en-giiieers' -on the property had not been exaggerated. He foluid the shale seams thicker and tht quality better than the shale in Scotland. The party left this after. noon for N-ew York.
_LLondzn§ed Advenisenieuts
(T2 _1et°_fi>_f_<>le§si¥i_9uliPu~>
l ]j‘iRESH salmon, fresh codlish, sau-y
sages, fresh and cured meata,I
Ham, bacon, and vegetables, nth
\---_-_-_________.________________:__v___v_5 ,____:;_______*_v_i__1_____*__________________.:._____.___.___-_-,_-,-_-_-2.-_-_-:_-_--2_~ .--~- ‘ro-n from cnrs_ swung ul_0“n]d_ The pare _1 with the corresponding Six lpaying fu 1, _HL -lU_22dll__ R N P R E S E N A _ - hhrseshoe ith fWarnick, too bmdly cinnivg mga; yenii The half yeai-'s ew; ‘lmnlm ul ‘owl qmallty md
` ' ' » ‘ $360,274,850. ' ~
frighteillsdjtx realize his peril cling grade fo:-,913 in o t ._
oi>Eu ron susiusss - -» - _
(__'l`lic iinnouncement that Edward 0_\»‘;ndlf-r and Louis .l. Reddin, -both __ I"S City have purchased the prem- _scs and stock of the store. lately m“"‘f`tI by M. 'l'ra=l_nor~`& Oo., _und have __d'm”‘I_ fl Dartncrsliip, will he recsiv~ _-__ with _nleasiireby their many lilriiils iuid prospective customers. n II" "W firm is now open for busi- thc seine competent st-all of __ -f-u ns heretofore being employed Y lI\(‘ New (]0mlm.ny_ _S10 excellent bflsthebl qualifica- _zu ns of the new partners ensures the ouctc-ess of the sntotpdltc almost at ol let 91"- Chiudler hu had years H ""I’°"‘°“"°° ID iitlfhollse lninlablng WT’ “"0 is thordirlhly acquainted Mill modern b\is\6i_Q\-.»mcthQdl, and art. ni-iicinra lmelu _ _lc experience as
raveller, handllll qhatl, ellis, furs
on the road and thirteen years
in :the retail business ma es ni ehpmughly conversant with B1 branches of the dry goods business-
The new firm will handle all lines usilally found in -an IID-t0~1IM0 df!- goods emporium and will fr0m Ulllu to time replenish their stock from the modern wholesale firms.
1 rc widely and fav
Both gent emen a '
Oni-ably lceown all over the province and their enterprise will certainly
th th oval of the ’b\lYI\\lK
meet wi e alJl>\'_ _ _ public. That they will be fnvorfd WIN.
a generous share of the lJ_l\U‘-"Y"K_° “I the people of this province, .oth from the city and the cointry is ni sured. __
The Guardlml extends to thc _ n`:-_._
,firm bst wishes for ii eil"-re:-lzi n.\. ‘lucrative career.
Workmen who witnessed the acei dent had considerable dldlculty 'ln
ing one of the rescuers on the right l-eg and breaking lt. ‘ Despite the serious nature of his injuries Warnlck lived for two hours.
ii; Hot Shot o _ Home Shopping I _ _ B J
'When you buy at homo you are an architect of a greater province. _
Mina:-d'ii blnlinent Guru Dandi-ull.
v
this morning was twenty-nine degrees above zero. The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was forty-two degrees a- boveaerc up till iilne p.m. when lt registered 34 degrees above. -
The tide will be hlg-b this afterno .ri
years , _ » k hi fell to the ground, the billet strfk-, The tempemwre at three dclock _ eral housework. Recommendation
required. Apply to Mrs. B. C. Prowae, |162 Dorchester St. 10-2ZdU_.
'\`\'aN"r`ico cxpci-if-.nccd saiuledy for I general store. Une who lhorouglr ly understands dress goods. Apply to M. C. McGowan, Wh_im Road (lross._
\Acres at Bradalliane, Lot 97.
at 2.07, tomprrow afternoon at 8.11 and. Monday afternoon at 4.17. -The length of today will be ten hours and forty minutes and tomor- row ten hours and tlili~ty-sevcn'min- utes. '
The sun sets this even-ing at 5.05
The property of li/lchard Oakes will be sold at auction on He premises at 2 o'clock p. in-. on 5\h November, 1910. For particulars aDD\Y _to Messrs McLean and McKinnon, solicitors. Charlottetown' 10-22dlWl>_d__-
imc ecmcrrcw ‘ming as s.oa. -`Bowi.iNo', iiciiiiic-ii Alley iiiidei-
'PM lun rloestomorrow morning at
$.24 and Monday morning at 6.36. 'Tho moon sets tomorrow morning at 9 nd Monday morning at 10.09.
market. Open lawful days ten to
q]gv¢n_ 10-20dlW.
MInard's Llnlment Cures Burns, etc.
Edward Island alone. There will pro-
e fifty from New l~lr\mswicl<, Nova Scotia sends even as s last year, therc`w'I'll"'bc 'over ndrcd more.
and if
many n two hu
ALL IS BOOMING
IN CAPE BRETON.
FOOTB
NEY, Oct. 18-F'-oothall is the
rt which is engaging the at I of the local athletes at pres d it is -Safe to say that Glace ads- all other Cain I3r.';t'n- in this rzamc. 'The Sydney find some dilliculty in getting together, though they put up game against the (.‘oi'uwa1l‘>» st week. _ `
DISTS PR()'I‘ES'l‘
GAINST INDIAN PARADES.
NTO, Oct. 1‘J-Bcforc the Gcn- ard of Missions of the Meth- Church finislitd this morning'
0
ort fiom the Indian Commis- Alberla was broachcl a_f_i\i:i. llowing resolution Wfs nflipt-
t the Board having ltarned of at evils uttendiint upon the ation -of iliizliars in iipcctacii- other io-la/ies. and lircssntn
i-ions in cou‘nocti<:ii with fairs iii Al-l. hcrta and elsewhere, placeaon ri-cord its strong disapproval of the sainc, and directs the olliccrs of the Board, in conjunction with the Dcpartmcntl of Temperance, and Moral Reform,I to approach the Government of Can-_I ada upon the question, and to lint nn end if possible to sur-h exploits-_ tion of Indians in the future."
ST. JCI-I`i'\"S l"U’l‘U IIE.
JOHN, Oct. Zi.-That the Trunk I‘acilic trnins will be
leaving St. John iii less than n year, and that within two yenrs thcseaftei'_
be possible tn proceed fromi
ST. Gruull
waters threatening the America with destruction. The crew were calm but exhaiistcd and one after another went to sleep expecting to wake up in the sea. Every effort was centered on keeping the America afloat and gaso lens was tossed Overboard. The eduill brntor kept up its incessant pound ing and threatened to sweep aWB.-‘ th life boat. _
I Izciimaa tcm 'cnc 'rrenvs passen-
gers that a course was laid for thr- Azorcs, but ii. veering win-d made ii impossible to catch the Islands, with reduced gasolene. Bermuda was tb» next hope of the party. On Mond-ay night more gasolcne and some of tib- riinchincry was jettisoned to keep tin ballooii afloat. The Trent was sighi ed two hours away and sign:-.ll--I The life boat was successfully Ianni h cd Capt. \'a-iiiii-.n cleverly l»ri\i;§\i_.'
.
C the America down close to the wa' --
while Simon directed the relcasc rl the life boat. The life boat. u is struck a glancing blow by the eili-vii brator which nearly capsized it. ‘Tin- woight of the life boat and ol ti..- pni-ty i‘cmo\'r~ll from the iii-'ship LII Amoricu. shot up high in the air an; disappeared in the d.irl<.li;ss.
The- loss of thu uuf..ii».na c di -i .-
iblc wus \-.'it_.c:-:sd with .lit rcg.~. according lo hir. \‘Jf_'l1i--on iis I ~-~ J- nevcr h 'sc "-ern I' ed s. am lx. been weakened by the con.tant i&1”I'- in‘g uf Lh-1- L-ii. lir.r.tii1‘. \\ I1 11112 '-- lievcs tlrt ‘ fwif. <7' i-ii»~-'NL' 1*
Atlanii li .i li li-3; lm»_» -=- ii" pllshcd- - .i _i_-_:- 1-- 1-.ui sf.- el- gil- 1-.----_i .iii I.-.iv I0 hr- li-."|'_
Wellman ij' xii/» »-<i-`:lii‘.\\i.i-- \-nil'
the mista..e cf thc expedition. Aer.»» nauts poiined ii.-t 'mill' II 1" IN* America, the |l-iyih 112 Of *Ii* WH’-I nearly discrbl-cd i circle dnl h- -'I '-- The tOtal dial. n.-c ciiie ~d ~\'i-'- - 1' 1,000 miles which is ou. _ti---#3 ‘ i distance across the At`an:i -_ _
The circlinlg course .;oii-'iii _¢~..~
Amcrica up three hundred an-i 1»i'_\ milcs off Cape Hatteras. I>\'L "B" 'I-" thoiisniiil miles covered l»c:. ici-.~ iii a dircct course a.10ng .hc ‘ lantic steamer line, it i--» IF-I I carried the alrship ab- -'t "=" 'wi r-astward of the Banis of `\c‘=I---1--I
land. ' _
There is thc rcmotcst D-»s1il :I-i-.
that the America, relieved of :L- weight of the crew an-d life boat., ii ny in Some vni-ying westerly blow, l»-_ waited across to Europe. fh0_ ‘hy f'¢ regarded ns unlikely BS ills dlfl V I"- weiikcned -by thc pounding of tw crluili-bi-iator, was losing gas. '1.!-~- hai; may 'he caught in some troDl0'_\» gale and be blown -over the Atlantir- sco.board_ The olJiui0H Of 9U`°“““\- today is that it will never be secii again.
'rlic Amci-ice had thc unique experi-
ence of colliding with a four-master schooner on Saturday Bight l\‘?Bl' Nantucket. The schooiier'e lookout evidently uid not sight the uirehm. and when Pilot Simon on the Amer- ica made cut the. four-master the motors were successfully stopped, but thc schooner almost Eflized the America as it passed.
The scliooner's crew must have
been frightened in the fog to see the flashing srvirks of thc engine and MBI’
“* ' _ _ 1, changing cars, wi-rc among the liopc-1-i N CNOWN IHSEASE
1- I’e‘"°°‘T‘° I" fi' I"“’“"°__I‘°"‘f°‘ iiciii clit by urine. ii. I--reyes, i-rcsiu-'U I H/is MANY vioriius. _Apply at th” mhce' 10*AZd1““ ent of thc Grand Trunk Pacific Com- _._ if ‘U LE'1`. ION” l`¢>01IlS. N0- 157|W3f-ef pany in his speech at xi banquet ten- l0Np0N O t. 18-A mysterious 1- St-. our- S ru railway wuru-Shure-jaercu sim by me st Jenn ucarn or d,..”...,.,,._ which has resulted fiitmyiii ADPIY U’ 30’ 9-"nt St' _ I0`22du' lTrade last evening. Mr Hays dcclunltlll. four Cages nttacked to date. has
1 CST, li:-t.\-.'r.;ii Bishrrp’s palace and cd that thcre were no groiin-ds for ske-_l-ccenlly broken dollt ip] Hoézsgrg,
Jmarkot pli\r.e_‘ Ladies' fur collar. pticism as to G. T. P. inakiiig Court- near IPSWICII. 0" “_ _"R
!Fl'n»der plcnsc li-uve at Bishop's pal- ncy Day its winter terminus, nn:‘< tlial.'tlie local h:altli authorities grllvi IDI
(ll-St §g¢e_ ` __ .10-22d3ipd__ it would not he many years licforc Stfxicty_ '
lm. \DUND_ ln tllls cl” yesqm~(lay_ John was one of the grlntest sea-l _ no Nomad*
1 , l 56__ 4 . . ll ports on the Atlantic. iMlnnrd'a Liniment ra vel all ol the baml_ Laughlin Steel Company when the adas trade ill¢l‘€BB€d by |16" Y 5 f0\lDI-11111 __l-“IL 0Wl_\_€\` ma! BV; _ _ _“__ ____ “_____l__l_______#_A____________________l_________________________________________________.__________
fact in this universe. And as with Him there is no future nor inet, I-lin promise to do something at a time that we may call a million years hence means that the nccompilish- ment of that thing is already a surcr, better established fact than any pres-I enlt fact of scnsc or past fact of irri- dls uted Iiisfor G<>d's prvmisvs.
anld who lives in a timeless present, are dnlslied, accomplished facts from -_ the moment of time that I-le firsti makes them. Of any of His promises we may say rnulldently, not "I-Ie will do it," but “He has dnnc it." How this ought to comfort us when we are in any uncertainty as to the outpome of matters that I-le has promised to take care of! It is not
I’ Y~
'being made by one whois Truth-
_______ huge magnet, used to unload scrap 000,000 or eighteen psi” “Dt-» B5 Com same by uuliliinli all I1 IS OI 5° an -'f-'~"-‘-‘-‘-‘-‘-‘-'-‘-‘-'--W -~~ r-----"""' ' '
billet was drawn to the big steel months from April to September, in ,OR _,`|_l,_~_ H ‘ew palm ul Lester T
sine Apply to Geo. Clarke Noitli __
WARM FOR SALE, of 63 acres land,
_ - ~ i in 0 2 is cl His is a safer uurer
cxtrlcatlng the vlct.lm_ rlilmy forgot _ar Mt. Albion, also gcod house Gods word is surcr iian any o cr n Prom e I
to turn off the current supplying the spwtal t° The Gmrdun' and 0"¢I‘“II‘II“EB- ADUIY *$0 MTH- W"-
- -_ _ mx ,tmrtem contracting power. W-hen the power-_ TORONTO- 0"' ZFFBI' _(Fd °°"I' llani Stewart ou premlses.__10-_22dr3lpdf and sent H fufuiHI““B° W wus ciiiit cii the accy and the biucc °f~ \vaNrmo_ cipci-iciiccd gin for nan-
iyo.-..--cscsi-nn than all the other postel- nioiiii that we could crowd into two hnnils--or into a lifetime. God keep you, dtartst. all this klc
ly night, '
The winds are still, _ The moon drops down blbind the
wcstrrn hill,
God keep you safely, dearett, till the
light!
God keep you still, lhln slumber
melts away, From- care and strife Take up new arms to fret our wak-
ing life,
God keep you through the battle ni
the day!
God keep youl Ney, bnioved soul,
bow
true that "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," when we are dealing with future events that God has prhmiiied shall mme to pool,
poor but