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(Canadls.a,Press) ' 1.oNnoN, Novr 1--'rue nelloi _ is
held by some diplomats here thaiithe Wmpan visitor, whosematioliality' is rlo`us'story oi’-a mutiny on board a Bulgarian army will be impelled to Holi stated. who has been staying gf German vessel- comes from Hamburg.
occupy Constantinople byv military an gotel at Davos, was attacked' all - 'According to one report. while the and other consideration. h_ile the r0b___e_d of about. $20 in her pul_°se_o Hamburg 'steamer Lotto Menzall, Bulgarians misclalrxl any ambition to the_sumrliif. of the Strela_Pass,7‘,8_(_i¢_ hound from Norfolk for Copenhagen retain Constantinople, they consider fest high ub0v0 DD-vos the other af- an-<1 Daatzing, was at Horta, Madeira
that the quickest way _of arranging tsl‘I;_p_on`. , ‘ H three officers and eighteen men of the pence will he to dictate lt to 'l‘ul-lrey '1`____e vicllm of the Alpine lllghl_l_vay_ crew mutlnied. The German cl-ulger in its own capital. _ The Bulgnrlnn \“0i>lJ_¢Yl'y fied in alarm to the valley-,_ Hertha happened to lie ill the harbor
al-my would also he able at the same and lnforlned the gcnllarmes, 'givinria and sent several hontloads of mari- time to protect the Chrlstian resi- l§00l1 description of her aggresso‘r.'_1` nes on board the merchnntman, who
;>_§>_i_1:_¢;; __1_`c__c_pinpanl_cd___by dogs__'__ivl;_liif_[~5 l;_rrest_sd tl_le _:nut_ineers and hanlleil
_ _e c scan , scoverel ' a' 3. cm over 0 t e f erman Consul. He.
coNs'rAN'riNoPLle', November 1 dit li few hours loner hiding in’~ `ci‘l`a‘-. formally noiislginnl uioni to the ons-
deuts there. f
(Canadian Press)
-Pnado Pasha, commander of the Turkish forces .at Sen
me some Turkish troops. It is im-
P°9‘*‘ii’i° W ‘wld this Place Wm* A150-_ - ' ‘ arrested by the Portuguese soldiers,
__ and then placed on board the Hertlla
committed suicide at Kolk ,Klllgglll __ _ for conveyance to Gcrmnny. The
nieus alone. Psado Pasha is hlmsel a,,A1banian. _Three Turkish ofllcer
whgll n, palllC, Brléiilg in d8fBfll§ 0( 'l‘urk's bv Bulgarians set it.
(Canadian Press)
CONS'I‘AN'l‘l.NOPLEl Nov. 1- The
Turkish army has recaptured the town of Buuarbussar from the Bui~ grlrians and halve also defeated the Bulgarians in 'the vicinity of Visa according to despatches received here this afternoon' from the counnundcr ill cllief of the Turkish forceei\ I-la declares the Bulgarians have lost heavily. The Turk-ish troops are ml. vsncing. LONDON, October 31-A four days battle in Thrace was ended ill the tri- umph of the Bulgarian commander-ill
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Gli_i_NlllVA,Nov.2-(Special) A yollllg
W00,fiS with a dog he' had stolen, and
TUHKS SUHHENIJEB
(Canadian Press) .
CONS'i“AN'i‘IN(JPI..hl, Nov. 1-(via
Kllsten lioumania)-A Turkish officer who was at Kirk Kilisscb when it fell into tlio_ hands of the Bulgarians, in relating the story of the battle said “we had been starving for eight days and it was impossible for the soldiers worn out with clupiy stom-
_ in Qogeésslon' of the stolerfnioneyi ' shlvped them on hoard fl liner leaving
uni, csiqgrqphins under .into The isqnglernics. wlio"ln‘n1"i1“i"1,ong for Germany. of Oct. 30 to the Commanller of the Cii"ii_7_. iil'0\i_Zl'ill` down theft' r_ig$in‘§ij Another account says that the mll- Tllrkisli corps at Sslanha said “send t0 UQ-V09. Where l_l_e“`wlll he tr£ed‘."` ' ' tlneers attempted _to murder the
ed “Princes” '['l‘uet,” in which the l<lmperor’s closest personal friend,
Prince Fursten-bcrg, and _o. Prince Hohenlohc arc largely interested. with bowed heads aud_teal‘-filled eyes.
chief, General Savofl, whose slnllfnl “ch” li" -if1"f»- `
sirntegy has proha-bly brought to a close one of the shortest and most rcnlarkabla wars on record,
A great Turkish army, estimated at
ovcr two hundred thousand men, hun been defeated and is ill retreat. Con- stantinople is believed to he at the mcrcy of the victorious' Bulgarian army and 5 council, sitting at tho Porte, is discussing the ndvisability uf suing lol' Peace. Such is the ncws wliicli comes from Constantinople.
it is only a fortnight since Turkey declared war. '_ _The _first week of the
caillpoigllu-clojsegl, _with the dramatic full of Kirk-Kll ssel_l,' hilly revealing for the flrst"tlii_i`la""the dlgorgahlzetlon hull morale a'n_d.`indlf!eiie _t commisasl- riot of the Turkish army# Today that army is defeated, routed within fifty miles of Coi'il1£a§`fh`6‘ple,'“and possibly its retreat within tha ca‘lidtal’s line of defense is cut on. Only the briefest und vuguest accounts of the great battle have yet-been received, for the war llns been especially ren-rarka.b_le in that not a single war correspondent- lins been allowed at the front except
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SUlliH llH|l`.lNS Milli HULESELVES
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CAIJETOWN, ‘ Nov. 2. (Special)-e
Addressing llls constituents- at Su_litl\~ field, in the Orange Free State, as _Minister of Native Affairs,~and not as a representative of the _Union_ Min- istry as a whole, General Hcrtzog _pronoullceii himself strongly -in favor of the separation of whites and na~ tives, taking the Transvaal as a nw- del. Europeans would he forbidden to hold land in native territories. and the only whites allowed there \vould be those 'such as l‘0l1l\ii`€li by the natives themselves. Natives, however, would not be exoililied lflmi
in un cuss oi rho limo Monienegi-in_ lim ii°i‘l*‘ °f i*‘i""- '1"‘° Mi““’°°"
ramlmign against Scutarl. Thus rg in dependent personal narratives of. the
nlisorliing events have been possible
and the world has had to depend on biased official accounts provided hy
promised to place a complete scheme before parliament.
Dealing with criticisms of a recent
speech, General 'Hartzog declared that South Africa had reached its nation- nl manllocd, and South Africans, not
the respective governments. Of con' strangers, iuust rulc-the country. fused details supplied hy wounded sol- ,,.h__.B,,uu_ Amen" would not allow
diers, Apparently Nazlm Pasha has been
himself to be govcrlfed by foreign lor. tillle~sceirers.
completely out-maneuvered by Sav- '
_u|f’s skilful ganeralship. The Bulgari- an turning movement along the Black flea coast now appears to have been a feiut which induced the Turkish commander to throw his main nrmy in the eastward to such' effect that ilu-. Bnigariafi force on this side had the greatestidldlculty in holding the 'rnrlni in cifiich. In incl: this nolni. seclns n littlein doubt. The Bulgari- llns rave wafand thus enabled Naz- iin Pasha totenori to Connnintinoplo some sliccess ,lil this direction.
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AN Iutinsiiagi or $11,956,990 IN usrihicrm or New voluc orrv
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-New York-
iliiiifret for 138, as adopted shortly lu-fore ona‘ clock this morning, by the hoard of--11 estimate, is $193,047.- zif., an inmates oi s11,csi;,sno. 'rue
iucrease, hovfsver, will not necessit- nic ii raise the tax rate, it was
ntated, increased teili estate valua-
tion nctiulr' 'to kc~li the rate down-
Minardfsmlmeut Gum pamrrufi..
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sT, oA'rHl~n<l1N1cs, Nov. 1.- The
steamer Samuel Marshall carried ,way ionr gates and tho bridge at lock 13 of the Welland Canal this afternoon which! will tie up naviga- tion for a_ day or two. A lariZ° fleet of vessels is detained at both
ends. of canal. ` ' _11-1_l-_"*_”'__“-
BERTRAND T0 HANG.
CALGARY, Nov. 1-Convicted of wife murder at High River. R0KB\‘li Bertrand is sentenced to be hanZ6<i on January 15.
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BERLIN," Nov. 2-(Special)-A cu-
tody of captain of the Hertha, who
captain of the Lotto Menzell, ware
Lotte Meuzell belongs to the so-call-
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-_ The memorial service held in Zion ‘It was the last word to th Church last night' was a fitting and their beloved pastor, his mt an impressive tribute to the memory he looked back to his belov of the late pastor, Rev. R. G. Stra- nom the brink of the river
was so soon to cross. _It wa sage of hope. of good clues'
this.
In the congregation, which com-
pletely- flllcd the church, the citizen- splration, of confidence and ship of Charlottetown ,was represent- ing faith, characteristic of th ed by men and women of all denornin- buoyant, hopeful Mr. Strath ations. It was in the truest sense, a they k-new and loved.
service of tribute, of genuine respecti After a prayer by Rev. Mr. for one whom ull esteemed ns all ideal Of iVil!l`Bilii€i<1.' Elms? Ritchie B pastor, ll citizen worthy ol the high- reqliest. of Mrs. Stratllie, Ten est esteem and a man whom all loved "Crossing the Bar."
Iiev. J. Heaney, who at a
Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Moderator of of the Ministerial Association
the Session of Zion Church, wllo pre- day morning was selected t sided, opened the service with a sent that body at the servic
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and respected;
short invocation, after whichhymn an eloquent tribute to the d 185 was sung by the choir. The brother, his sterling manlin
, useful life' cut ofl in the foren
346 and 334, among Mr. Strathie's his lla/y, in the zenith of his st favorite hymns, were used by request The work which he loved he w
permitted to finish but when G moves a zworlrlman He provid the carrying on of the work , will be finished in God's good
dictated by Mr. Strathie shortly b - lt has been said that the new fore his death, was read by Mr. Ful- will he a memorial to Mr. Str
But there is n. greater memorial
letter, which will he l'e_produced in a built of wood or stone which future Issue, the congregation stood crumble away, but in the hear
hymns sung during the service, 18
of Mrs. Strftthle.
After scripture reading by Rev. Mr.
Taylor and prayer by Rev. Z. L. Fash, a letter to the congregation
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ierton. During the reading of this
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gage” as PARIS, Nov. 2, (Special)--A
d pwple markable theft- took place here I wlml, he Friday, when important doculne
s B ance- €_f_>nl1€¢_l;¢_l____wi;:i1E;1_i;__re_centA::;l;lnr_;e of thugs from Chicago formed
ll `in= ' _¢" 0 a
“Sluggers were stolen. The thief seems to h e young, been, however, 0! the ordinary cl
le whom of luggage llf-ters, and the docume g
have happily been recovered. When "Look out for mm. ,_,,_n_'mmi,_g od
2_1 (ii'i¢f1f§0 ilfiiiu 3 D. in. Saturday." _ ____ Mr. Whlillian liad_prev'lously ra-' ___ ceived li letter warning hinl'that` a ____ plot against his life was an loot bp ___ cause of his prosecution of ex Police __ l.leu't Becker.
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Hawley, the Bank of Egypt failed in Septe ang, hy ber last' year, Messrs. Rllssoii, H lly50n'3 rls and C0., _of London, were appoi
meellllg aimlne the books of the lianif, u yegtar- sent out an agent to Alexandria o repre- -bring back the necessary document e, paid The agent arrived in Paris on l<‘rid eoogggd morning. and on his way to the Gu egg, lllg du Nord stopped at a hairdresse non 0| shop. When he came out his tax nngtlh cab had disappeared with his lugga as not and papers. The driver, who was gd re. subsequently found and interrogated, eg my stated that while waiting outside thc and lf, shop a man whom he took to be his l,lml,_ originail custonler entered the cab Zion and ordered him to drive to the Gare n,i;hl'¢_ du Nord. On Saturday a large pac _ not ke't containing the missing papers, sl”-,ll was found behind the street door of n is ol house in thc Rue Laflitto with a note fl an attached to the effect that the thief
his people, n memorial of love on
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made. Fresh every day at Saun- d`erl. Newsom &__0o. __ _____ _9-Shit!- WANTED- IMMEDIATELY A COOK --hollsu-keeper. Goodwagés. AQDIY at Guiardien Oilice 1_1ln§u»l1-
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ing, sewing, knitting, etc. Apply
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suuususins sliiimiv school iceuveufiieuf
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(Special to the Guardian.) on the human body. This was follow- Supt. Adult Work., Rev. A. J.
Slll\illilF,ilSIlil‘l, Nov. l-Thursday ed by a Conference on Department Neil.
morning no luck of interest in tholwork. Mr. Jas Carruthers spoke of Snpt. Home Work, Rev. Z. L
work of the Sunday School Uonvcil-the great value of the House Depart-, Fash.
tion. Mrs. Bryner conducted a con- ment as it put the study of the Bible Supt, Education Work, Rev, E. S.
ference on Handwork in thc Sunday into its right place in the home. The Weeks,
School. The ideas were brought out interest of this conference centered in Supt. Temperance Worki, A. J.
that impressions are made through the the work of die Tmperance Dept. Matheson,
liandling\ writing, locating, illustra- Tile universal selltinient was that Supt. Missionary Work, Rev. G. .
ting. \1€C0l'wl1il\g, und constructing, there is great call for more work in Sutherland.
Expression is oral, written, and in this department. ' Supt. I. B. R. A., Rev. L.
life. The first address of the afternoon Jewoti;
Reports of Department Superintendi was by the Rev. G. M. Campbell, D.- Additional members of_ the cnts were next in order, Rev. 21. L. D., wllo spoke on “The Master's Con. Rev. Robt. Murray, Lieut- Fssh reported sixteen Home Depart- Teachiiig Methods,” Jesus taught _in Rogers, J-. F. Whear, J. P. Gor ments reported to him. Rev. A. J. parables, His answers' emllcdisd J. K. Ross, Lulu Barrett, J.
McNeill, Supt. of S. S. Education re- principles. He sent the inquirer' to Lawson, Dr. Darrah, Revs.
ported classes examined ns follows:- the scriptures._He looked into the su-otbard, H. J. Fraser, R. Olivet, Tryon Baptist, Wilfred Boul- spirit of the qlicstion. Sometimes he Morse, E. A. _Weetmorland, F.
ter, Teacher, 8 pupils. Cornwall remained silent, wben_ lluestloned. The Wlghtmnn, Thus. Moyse, A, Moff
Methodist, Rev. Hugh Miller, Teach- 'greatest of all qllestlonshas relation W, E. Brooke. ~ _ C L_ _ 8 _ er, $8 pupils. This class took. exam- to his personal sslvat:lon.'It sllouldl Adult work and Mothers’ meetings U16 119531 Chnl- P- NB"°\`9» i0i‘“1' Russiagl arms for battle hubthinkta inations in both first and second always be answered truly. 'llhe ans-l were discussed. S __ __ _ __ __ _ _
parts ortiie stnndord course; §i;\_gs- wail- sholjid _r;1wav§___l§al1 to bluish s'1_‘_he _closing sigglou oiaathehepélnday fare. w 0 we an at en an u he _
to Methodist, Rev. Hu i er cv. . eu- mpsou gave a n oo liven n _
Tarifcher, 5 pupils. Wiltshiie, Mri chalk talk on Temperance, the follow- Thursday evening. The r2D0l‘l¢ Of lilwen Campbell, Telwllel-_ 5 pupils, ing _wore~elecfod the officers for the Registration Qolilmlttee showed - Both examinations. White Sands, eusulug _ycar:-- attendance of 151 delegates and v Rev. L. li. Jcwett. Teacher, 6 11\\- i’i'l‘S- HGV- G- M- YOUHE. Ti`Y0ii- ors. __
mlm Vice-pres. Jas. Carruthers, Arthur Mfg Bryner spoke again on. S _ __ _ _
Several other classes are at work Simpson. Rev- John hard- day school Progress During the last frsilmzly ervresssd the symvstilv of '
but _nd __ t _ . _ __ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I1 ll for Mrs Stratli_i_e ii; hel' so_;e b_e- _i _ i _ _ __ __
A, J, Matheson reported work S. M. Hicks, Rec.--Ser-ty. Wilfred clonal Convention no\v embraces SX- realement and touc lngy cose wi l - » - _ _-
done in thc Temperance Dept, Mi". Boulter. ty_nll~,e gmtg and provincial Associa~ ll "Good night, loyal and devoted - . .-
Maflgesop is tllp _rlght_ l_n°;_n i;____;i_‘_‘_’_ qal?_\_ll_i_f;___;1_lnElcmentary Work, Mrs. S. tions and has over 200 persons de_ servant of -Tesus Christ, Good night
rigi p ace an s coin ° e l_ - - . _- i to Sum]
_ . _, _ endae 0l~l;_ E, J__voting their entire tme isileowiifgotliilg if Zlgoligt iliiilliift. sec y W ` iC0l1tin\1f=<i 0" Page f°““°°“')
o take the examinations Cor Sect) J C Jurdilie. 'I`l‘0l19» Decade” The work of the Tiller"
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re- NEW YORK, Nov! it'-Rumors of, ast plot to assassinate District Attorudy nts Whitman' through /the medium of
"lib *hs basis . oi rail: today avs when it became known-that Ml-_ BBB Whiteman recatved the following uni “ts signed telegram last ni ht'
lUlHUHS'H|1BBiH.. UUlHilGE$ PlINl$Hi[l
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LIMA, Nov. i~rrosnloue Billingi
burst and the Perllvian' goverlmibnt express their determination ofpunish-
" private baggage, however. is still,ing the authors ut the Putmavo
missing.
i, 'rU-RKISH DEFEAT.
LONDON, November 1-In g, Turk-
ish defeat at Kaillor, Macedonia, by th‘e Gregks, the Turks lost 2000 dead
Mc - ’
` 500 prisoners and seven guns.
The main Greek army is now mar-
' ching on Salonika.
rubber field astrocites. Lleu't Velez de Valla wus arrested this morning for complicity in the outrages. He
recently arrived from Lorelo.
Hl|SS|iNi lllillll-iii.
'Rumors of Plot. Uilalgii
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ATHENS, November 1-.rA Turkish
battleship was sunk last. night in the gulf of Salonika by a .Greek torpedo
A boat.
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inspiration fo service which the U '
un- tooth of time can never touch. -l-le
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H, CHARGED WITH MURDER.
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EL aosrou. oci.. fn.-wliue niolonr.: <C-snsiiisn Press) . gov, his first run as a Boston & Main doll, braksman, James Edmonds, of Sy
0 ST. PETER-SBill’.G l\0v 1-VIV-
d- .domorti today puplislzies nn'lntl-r_vieW‘
A_ noy, C. B., was struck by an over- with M. Sazonéflk’ Ruwlan Foreigif
Jag, h"es.d bridge near Waltham today and Minister, expressing the hope that thi
0_ killed. He was twenty-five years old. war in the _Bglkans may be localized ~A_ Fred J. Scars, of Bridgewater. was by stating that Russia will not he ' A" att, l>il¢B<i Oil tfilli at PiYm0i1l-il f0"iHY party to 0 peace-at-all~c0st_ policy.
on state farm. bent Navers. am inmate the
“Y Rev. E. J. name represented in
Prcsbytery of Prince Edward Island. _ His message also, was eloquent and (CHiifllii8l1 PNSB)
` - ,.»AM0Us wol\i.\N Docfron orroslso 'ro Rooslcvrnfr.
co-HBEHSED “Ds . mils supoaunv. --
Too UUE FOR V '_-" I 1 n o§{¢¢?'R1ISBJ[i»Il¥’§nn Paiiitliccictoi ing Christian lutu which onn .nest
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AlIi?ini\fI<I:iI'liilii{v’nryf)l:1t'well¥l;iYown med- ernor ‘Hiram Johnson. C°i"“°\ -R005* death not as an enemy bllt as a.
- -__ ‘ ical practitioner of this city, suc- velt’s runnillg mate on the Bull friend. He spoke fceliugly of his . One cent Dei' Word “ch mseiuon cumbeq to an ntcnok. 0| aponlexy Moose ticket, is not for Roosevelt. friend whom he had known for many in this column, Cash must accom- while _mt driving in her, automobile I-le will vote for Wilson, he says, and years, emphasizing the nobility and i'a“V “der and “im Der cent' discount at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening on urges all RcD\\bii_¢HIlS f-0 00 til” Same- manlincss of his character, his work allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five S _,th C____,_e__,,_° _,u_e__t_ Mm McGll_ In 0 loner to D mend, no said:
°¢“¢5- lik;-y was driving the car; and ll pa- “I have for years been 0DPOB¢fl £0 votion which he had won. _ _ ""““'-' 'l“"""‘*"”“””""'”_`°' ti t h i the cm- nutmeg hey Roosevelt and his Ideas Oi E°V°"“' Rev- J0iil1 Sf-ii`i|ii§» Oi 09-Venliisiiv
SAUNBOMN SAU`sAGES THE BEST wdxkeliling :gd stopped the machine. ment. He is not a Repllbiiclill i10i` B and Rev. T. F. Fullerton also ad-
t b t 'ml selfish, a
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iicrNintldesiil‘l’oli;i;0o|:vaOat)lIi§:il?§'stl?e;t lrletxiri>(ilsr man who w_culd distlglyerap rawin from their ersonal ac lnin and summoned her husband, Dr. 11'. DNN-Y OF E0V°l`“me“ V’ ge P W ' , _ _ _
‘ig Mogilllvm-y and Dr. Rennie, but As ll Republican of forty year! inspiration and courage and undying ‘when they nrtived Mrs. McGillivol°y standing, I shall not hesitate about Christian faith. The congregation ri-its of ills creditors, says that the
l_ . casting my ballot for Wilson even was dismissed by Rev. 'l‘. W. Murphy, _
_.wus dew( though s. son oi mine, against my re* rector _cf St. Paul's, who gave the Too lnucll notoriety had driven away
3_1() Rlcllmoml gh-¢l=,l;_____1_1ilv[§l_pil__ '-"“""“_'““' quest and protest and _well`_:ii:_o_v_v_§l_;5é bcnedlctlon.
'ro TIl`e'r_,"`il'*s'l~Tlii"li7l'lilR"1‘ coN'r_A1N1N_o -[HE “EITHER _ ;1_:1_\1_;l___<;;d. r3lf___vi_§_i§_\_i»___';__i=___i§‘__________,__
five rooms on Prince Stree . APD Y A ' t itor thu \ 114 P,>.l,,ce_S_t_ 1l'.2 l\l3lpd_ __ _\;_l_l__;»ir_;aI__;:__rln_i=lder a worse ra ___ _ ll
\T£N°'Eao-TEN coop DRIVING TIDES- |00". Em _ _____._»;
driving horses nge 4 to 8. W. F. --- POLICEMAN KILLED.
Robins, Cllarlhttetown. ll-_.'§M§i- (Special to the Guardian) ___
lF6iEs°iiT>`a snnai-Tuuuesn or 'roi1oNro.N0v°‘“"°“' 2” B"°““ Nicw Yonx, Nov. 1-Policeman red and patches." J. C. Purdy, 39 winds-and m0li0i`i1l1° Ein" 5°“¢hW°“' Fitzsimmons of the Central Park was Douglas Ave., St. John, ` erly shifting to northwesterly, occa- [_,,,md dead t0d,,y_ He evldently was
11-1M1Wl><i- sional showers, turning colder. hmed by an auto and tha pollce -__
W`Kii"i‘i=‘Ll3f-`"T§i" “Bb-5'r“‘ FACTORY' -'-‘;"""__°"‘ corded unnk he was purposely run Ove' W-*‘“° -
two smart boys about seventeen Ti” l°“'°“t °_":_i,;‘_"`-3 “"_° "Z1 _ees trying to stop speeders.
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_ - 4 .lcon sans 'rwo Pains. ol-lolole ,,___,_,,o,,__ night was lt,,my_,,,_x ,,,,,,,,,,_ “m_nu|cE“E||'|'3_,.
~' ' _ l“1“i‘°‘i 1”" "“““i“5 f"°“‘ 75 ‘° at nine n. ni. yesterday it was our- colnm EVENTS
( . ' /J 90 im' °°“t black 'md 3“v°" Apply ty-nine degrees ,above and at nille ln' 8
. ~ ' con w Howard Milton.11-ziviiipil me m ll wa, lor., mm ,,l,,,.,,. IEET 0
` ` A _ -~ l.os'r-amrwsau orrv AND Non- -rn 1 c can poison-q mares
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mb' B llnnlél congiignix dottml and uve Zi?‘iiemllqhghllwvtliigtxesgcoldgllmrdid glut; ard; urliid. tivo per cent discount
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'advertisement om FOR s‘““E"`o:_E PATCH FEMALE"iy-tive? dgsrees' above’ and at nine p. ' ` i
» ` ` ’ - " 1<,l1§,?"» ,_¥_l§S,‘..."A-’,,_,___.._ M21 'mic has will no lush _3\il_:_v¢;lns ___~_fl-live vial dA°\\°__v°u_§.l>|_i_i_= f__f___l1_:l_l; f , f-._ .. ~. _,. ,,- - . -- ~ i' _,i' '1.--. .in b-fl df -_ ..A_~»§ _at 5.08. tomorrow at' fl- all _‘mi Y- 15,- _,- . - °°“ _m_3,_m“_ .
, 8; §_P_¢_c_1a1 p_i'1<lE8_ 'Q1' Pio- __|__..l__.__.x_r ___nK__:____e;g____su=¢ __o_______________ _,,_,_;___i_t _:gil 1; 033%: -gorge; _promlnaf ii not ao if now __
' ` "' , . N-,_ .,_ ' ` d1flr8I`5E._ "26 -YEARS ,M »l~..o..i..,- nc ess. '»i\ mooring oi the Louisa' iuuill- .
d . ~» i rs- ’ ~ Wamahlished. laucribe ,rp“l'¢°i_'__ _:"3 . 'rho sun ms this 6venin§_.et 4-45_ sry will in held in that Yi M._ -iii A.
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' 'f " ` ~ ' » ` " c "' ~ dsl West 9791.-Stn *N0* Y"”'k~ 6:44' Monday at 'Brill 'and Tiiellngay at °-Is our name on the list of giv- `_
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" 0 Better see that it eta there to-day
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thug( and e and tomorrow e =
‘ J. _' ~ »=. ' -. _/- 1 . .- ` - ' forenolae _¢_>_f th: beet kung ___'f‘helsst fl_\;|!|`tsr .of -the _TCW was “st ~ T t wh ‘
~ -_ .. -.,._'_‘ ' 'i - " ' ‘ an o panel- Pvfli 11" l`\°¢~i<i ‘, . 1 t 11. im. ayere every me, no__on a .
€CiI¢ai" t0 'lik gn;-Specials OECD' ‘P“°i\9“:i`ii°\'U»° ¢h°.m*“ "'*° "". "rue nz man will in on 'ici-iaay. wlillo or occasionally. but tll;_<l%v_i\\
...~. v ' -ly? » » “ . * _ _ _ _slid »\¢l>°'\=¢l .“~ ov. sul. or 1o.oli p..m. ami lisy‘on¢~l»eHilrman¢e'or e' iid “ ' _ 1- _.i illi1h\'¢l'. 9°* “°» "' 'mio -length oi many will be ion pin-solo sninli Pi-snilar one mining-
‘ ' ‘ .,I°“' . ' 114 "V hours and four niinutes and of to- ton is phenomenal. A. Milne Fraser,
_ morrow ten hours. Halifax. N-9- 1°‘3“|5i-__l_ , l0_l M 1 ,
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alnong the young and the love and de~
in- dressed the congregation eloquently Y ll g p qi -
tance with the deceased, lessons of
har ed with manslau hter in causing He lay; stress on the rmglnegg 0|
"HY °i' Fi' d°i`i°t°“- It 15 '*“°B°d peacea le solution will be found.
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till wir meet to say Good Morning!" ___
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touching. In 'such a death as that BELGRADE, NOV- 1-"Bi-i1mPB_BB¥9 which was pelng mourned there is no` it learns that the Porte has sent element of disaster or oi regret. It two special delegates to Vienna- to
--' was an dpject lesson in that unwaver- request Austl'alia’s friendly interval!-
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tion to re-establish peace but dh- clares the Balkan powers will refuse to- negotiate with the intervening power und will deal only directly with Constantinople.
___.___--- M E'l‘l'l0l‘OLE HOVFEL CLOSED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-N00n todty
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