j progress. Five parties under the

Ai..|.-. ovl;

ry;-inioni mpwanm

~r..¢

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___?ii‘i»l_:‘oi’<»`ii§1’i’<i'i’~iill’1.‘i'iifi~».} 1 Naive _'cHAiiLofrTE'-roWi~1._ cA_N_».DA,i’i/iosuiuo, _1~1o\/;EMBsi1_s, f rmsu-'or`n.i.»- "{i»»_@,,if ihPiioiiEriiEiiTs iii- -Miiiii niiinii iiiii 'iiiiiu iuiiiii-iiirlwiiis, giinnniig Ar;-ffigny _ _

I rricoiii-PH iiiiis iiuiiii iiciiiiisii iiiiiiiiiiuisiiii Ai suiiiurrsipg;

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2 ‘-”'_ _ 1 _-__-

flight I.-Blttf Stl‘lilf1€ ill.-2 ` b 7 ‘Into Grounding of Royal Geo- Charged With Violation of Re Fate of Turkish Capital. . ,Ebert pmmps sevgrely ‘ _-

uugurutgd |:ifty_wm.d rge Effec;0o__i____ii_;i_iite Inop- Mann_;\_i_i;_:g_a;i__ii_s_t__:`_:2nspor-_ -WillHav;_C;i_;i_p_:iteLiberiy 'W |nj_lu-ed Shot__6|m_

s ii e tl Silas Clerk is lir-

"‘°’“ " .°“'°"" ll] lli lliPilHll] - - -' lIll|NillS illlliSlill

____

Dartment has oidered wreck mmm

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OTTAWA Nov 7-The Marino De CHICAGO Nov 7-lack Jofnson

pugllist was indicted i.y the fenrmi

PARIS Nov 7--Turkey has d

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Du -'Ru e _

y t ' _ l_C°'na‘_1i““ PNSS _ lC9»“B‘“_f1D P7055) (Canadian Press) . / _ _ is* ~ _ _ ' ' _ _ .

th ' _

An important chapter in the his. tory of Prince Edward Island' tele. graph service was opened yesterday hy the inaiiguration of n “night inf, ter" serVl¢B- BY-this arraiigenient n night message of fifty words _can he sent fro`m_'xBny telegraph office in the Province' 'at the some rate as a ten word day-niessago, over -the lines of the Anglo American, the Western Un- ion and the Great North-western lines. taking in all Canada east 0| and including Ontario where them lines or any of them operate, This is a privilege that has long

been looked for and the Provlnuini Goveriinient deserves _nuicii credit for securing it. The arrangement in the out/come of correspondciieo and ileleizntiviis _c-M1-=»\ .1 erioii oisome months an-d came to a head yesterday as the result of n conforciice between Premier Mathleeon and D. C. Dnw_ son, Superinteiident ofthe Western Union Telegrnpli Co, who has been hers since the 5th lust. T119 service was iiiauguratcd last. nicht when. for the -fin-it nine, fury word messages were sent at the or- fliiiai-ywlay-rate for 10 words. 'rnnt the arrangement will he n hnom gn the people generally and to the mer. clients particiilarly goes without say- ing I _ 'Other improvements are also in

iniperentendence of Mr. Wetmore or the Western Union,have for some ilnvs been cnizaged in repairing the hind lines which had fallen into 9, soiuewliat dilapidated condition and it has been arraiised that a complete rr-construction of the lines and equip- iiicut will be made in the spring.

A. A. McLean, M. P., and Hon_ lililfllilifll McKinnon Commissioner of /isriciilture are nt present in Ottawa. 'Flicy have already met representa- tives of the different Companies in- toresfzaihaliil _also -the Minister of T’\\l‘liq_,W0__lfi<s .and the _Superintendent of dovéifimenc' Tolegraohs with whom, they are arranging for n new cable and other irnpfrovements in the ser- \icP. From despatcfies received last llilfhii it 8-Dpcars that these matters uri- also approacliinp; 'n satisfactory conclusion. tr-n fifteen

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lWll SHUCKS

-Willl Fill

(Canadian Press)

SAN JUAN, Nov. '1-Two earth-

quake shocks were felt this -mornillil

hclfh Strom: and Heilwifvil lu' i“*°f',im.pormncc is time ir we are to cen- Val 0! B11' h0\“`- N0 0Bm“l5°` Wu” fe' 'tinue as citizens of the lilmpirews

ported. _ '

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POLICE FORBID ST. LOUIS BOUT.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The St. Louis

police’ prevented the Business Men s A. C. giving its scheduled-bout be- ‘-veeri Joluini' lniinne an-1 001° Ktif

ference came until Hl10\`i'»lY bel(-‘"6 th” openiffg ` was to start' Whefl with iiiiouir- ii,&00_ present. 1’°11°° 0119*- Hanns handed the order to the cl\1l1`i'9 officials. Chief of Detectives Allenilef nu , he iniey 10.0 iwrsciis ww in » ldlng to-night W\I0 l\0<1_ “°V‘

rr, ecord?_d ashona fide mem- lie`rs"o " in elu . `

C0i1liEIi$ED< ADS

_ Too Lire For » _ f- A eiisnrlriiuil

Oni cent _-per word each .insertion in une solemn. caan miie# »°°°"" pany order and five per cent discount »illow”._.wpiipii_m _charge tw9ht_y'i_lve

and white

fer. Kennetl

k .

ti I 1 ,~. "We hear people in the Empire say

last night' N0 mum” on 0 H e ‘I wish there were no Dutch; I wish

' AND 'A

regarding '

criticism is due to the 1ack` of tnnte

FHANK Mlllilll

iCi1\\c<linn Press) _

NEW YORK. Nov. 7 Fr k M 11 kilmvll as Wlliiilfy Lewis will he placed

Rniiillllllfil to face the July, Aim' Wllil-€Y'S trial the three our

Bam/fits iirioorm uuinsa W/\'i'ir.n_

f’.-’illIS, Nr_\\'. G.-When 8 mn,” mln-

ed lunocs remained _under water for

to _break this record in 1‘J07. I-io re- niaiiicil ii_i.-dei' water for four minutes and _ tbii-ty-one sccoiids, and then cnine up more dead than alive. OH _SP-Ull'\lay. l'oulyucii succeeded in lirenkiiig the record hy rcmnining nn. der water for six -iiiiiiutcs and thirty seconds. _ _ _ _ ._ . .

SHOULD SHARE IN

EMPIREH5 RESl’ONSIBILI'.lIES.

MONTREAL, Nov. 7.-Choosing for

his topic, "‘Canada’s Place in the Eni- ph'e.” ami suitiug that he was not there as a politician, Hon. MacKen- zie King delivered an address Mou- duy afternoon before the Wonien's Llaiiadian Club. The speaker wae_in» troduced by Mrs. A. W. McDougall, president. ‘

“I thi-nk that every-body in Canada

is as one upon the point that we have an obligation to the Mother Country,” said the speaker, “but in what that obligation shall consist is another matter. Men view these things from different points and they may well differ upon which is the best method to he adopted in carry- ing out our obligations. ` Therefore, we should _think carefully before mak- ing any move in the matter. We are al part of the British Empire and will remain so for all time. This is ini- » portant, but another thing of equal

have no right to shar_e its advant- ages unless we take our share of its obligations.

“'l‘be llritisli Empire has some into

being largely through the sense of wfdeniugi liberty and great freedom, and to the granting of self-govern: ment to the different parts, which liaie developed steadily.

there were no French in Canaila.‘ I cannot sea the British Empire in

‘terms of anythiiig of that sort, noi; , do I believe av true citizen would look 'nt the niatter in such ,a light. The fact that in the-British Empire W3 have French, Dutch, -English an inany races living together in per- fect hariuoiiy and with n sense of sc- curity is the highest tribute whlcli can bn paid the freedom and ndvauce- incut of the Einpirc. _ ‘ "The flag stands for 'thu/t great freedom for all classes, irrespective of language, religion, or color, but there fs something greater than na- tionality; greater than Empire; ff; is luiinanity. Men ns men and women wh, ignore this fiuulaniental develop-

with what is making permanent thc development of the EmDire."

Hon. Mackenzie King is referring

second topic in the composglon

the first of the outlying

Mdgherv Gbillltfli

one

DVM'

in this way she oth r domlnioiui

Empire of #cli-

_mI;O_l\'DON, Nov. 8, (Special)--Much s_ionery Lindsay to Qiiehec to con, grand iiiry today charged with the the _Seen wiitton lately concerning ‘Mt nn inquiry into the gmiinding or violation of the Mann Act against, now _ture OE Buckingham Pnlnce, and the Royal George. owing to the “_ the transportation of women from ___________ts ii ated, on seemingly_ good iect of tho accident on the St. Law- one state to nnother for immoral pnr_ ii; t 1_1 Y, that the ltoyal residence fence route at an inopportune time. D°B€H-» c_______00_1¢___|)`:;1\__0Vl;_§:_1<l_0i_i_iid altered, at a n View of the effort being made to J ollnsqn was indicted on four counts drab __xte___O;_ _ _._ . The existing eciii_e more f1_ivoruble insurance rate; and bail was fixed at $30_000 by the

B 0 be replaced with. the investigation Wm he most Bea,.ch'_ judge. -

an imposing frontage of white Port- ing 1 The federal fi” _ Lnd t _ B . , ° _ _ 0 were-wcrc instructed far alsmgigfz a itggtldihallleehjalzcertial (contmued on page thr°e') to Qwest the negro 'mt °‘“`lY thi!

y r ga ‘W ~-_“___ “VENUE could not he found.

. ..l.;..__l.

still in the Chailes I to; n k

Dllblic UD to the piesciit time

the new cou1.po.ny in nirnost nsnurc,]_

C. M. LAl\Il’S()N 8.1 CO., fi-i Qiiuaii St.

Loudon, lil. (J. Engluiiil,

'-il iliiu-nt im ui c ouuf of (.‘li.iili-i Dalton

Lot bliiiis | silver Fox

sion " ‘f _cziio 2106 “ “, 5:10 i :noi “ “ :zoo _ 2110 “ “ ion 1 73149 Silver Black 281) :E150 ‘° “ mo 2151 ‘_‘ ~‘ 310 1 2152 “ “ 440 2151! “ “ -f:l0 2100 “ “ 250 21111 “ “ Il-10

3-10 200 :ilu

u--H--_u~N»p~_-_~

ein; -‘ -- 211115 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 2107 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 2200 “ ‘ ‘ 22:10 ~ -- 2231 ‘ ‘ “ seein '- ~ 2233 “ “ 2234 2:3 12

105 500 2 I0 200

_ 290

‘, ` 290 ‘ ‘ 420

24 - .£iiH$i5 Average £28-1, 1 10d

or $i,3il.`».li8u poi' skill

The above is n, copy of Mr. Dal-

Lons returns from Loudon, England, for'tlie skins. sold on thc Loudon market in 1910.

An enlnrged photo of the above ac- count is on exhibition in the sliow`

GH the ugliest Royal residence. This _________

FIGURES couiir PM E" U" "ill HERi§LiEiEYAili\i|iEwlil{iTE

_ im “ GF Pnr..nf,n of the animals whlch' prn_,--~i__...______i_______

on trial toninrrow as the first of the duced. me skins m[“"'°d -t" l’*’l“W M0 four flangi-it4ii's indicted for murder .uf _ ' ._ hil I lil c and

_ __ Silver Fox Compnny_ 1,|;d_ | r

which are now being offereds tldrentgn

ers Lefty Louie, (lyp The In (1 ' ` - an_ - is A Splllilslllllll

' ` .( Lln( '.0 SUCCESS 0

four niinutes and forty-six necondn in Ttli April 1010

_ ' _ i ' BERLIN Nov. 8 (Special)-'1"hc

Mn .1 ui- ° - _ Ac t til ff -_ -ie »- - ~ . ' w__:`_:_';t0___|:he_v_ the Swlmmlllg woild _.g C"““_ .0 _"if: U ‘_"q.’("f"f"‘] mf “m linésci' has now bccn ‘a upoi-tsinnii for

A ,__ _. ' __ -li," ,HL P_ It L_ (_. _ _ _ ' Jus iiirt.y_ years or since he was n

liiliicniiiaii naincd Poiilyiicii tiled ill I r .u. enum 1 boy of thirtecn.'aiid durini; this Der-

iod, according to fig- ures just issued, more than 70,000 pieces of game of all kinds, iucliuling a whale, have fallen to his iinei‘i‘iiig aim. This is the more re- markable since his Maiesty has al- ways been just as inuch of 5 one- armcd man as Lord Nelson became, and has no power in his bridle band. He shoots with n special pattern grin and rifle, while at table lic carried with _him everywhere. llut tho strciii_gtii of one arm has been absorb- ,cd by the other, and a cordial hand- sfiake from bum is like the grasp of a

vice.

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CHINAMAN HAD TWO `WIVES.

TORONTO, _November 6-The fact

that Ing Quong, the prominent local Chinese merchant, who died on SBD- tember 2, had a wife and family in China as well as n wife in Toronto, became known this morning, when the will of the Celestial was offered for probate in the Supreme Court. '

The will disposes of an estate valu-

cd at $13,750, which it directs shall he equally divided among the testa- tor's wife, Church Shen. and two

b°1`¢Y of action in arranging dltions of peace, according to patch from Constantinople Journal des Debate.

(Canadian Press)

000.

(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Nov. 7-The Balkan

ponders according to premier ch of Servfa in an interview

(Canadian Press)

5th, Turkish troops in thnt

are returiiiug to their homes.

i'/ed that the peasants compel

to disarm und dee.

'I‘hi'ou bout the district the

has been established.

(Canadian Press)

VAliPAP‘AISO, Nov. 7-The

ing built in hliigland for this

try.

The Chilean government it ls ported will decline to sell the ships.

(`»0I\S\t:ii\tiuople correspondent

break. and involve, as in Red

stantinople will be surrounded.

tion will be riisfted together

blaze into scorching flame."

feretaste of this given at

sacre and pillage. It was set

into the ra in flames' by

that the “victorious march Bulgarian army results in

the coming evening.

;usi.LoN.i- Rasnoarisp

window of Prowse Bros, Ltd, Char- lottetown.

Chir. in Toronto. -

sons in China, and his wife, Chung

cided to give the poweis complete li-

ing along-the line between Lue Bur- “CQ 27 WVSOUS Wffc Cilllvictcd Kas and Biirodiissar the Bulgarian 10812 15-.000 men killed or wounded.

will ask a partition of European 'l‘ur- key leaving the fate of Constanti- nople to the decision of the Enropenn

Pachit- today.

HB SHN Scfvia would countenance the llilllgci' of serimis congequeiices. Mug? l`0ll\m0\`C|f1l cliilniision of Austria if Phillips has on several occasions there is no territorial expansion. cd on policenihn and there in a supp°,

SOFIA. Nov. 7.-The Bulgarian occupied the town of Dianai on Nov.

region

have been scattered in all directions - i; ' ~ 3 - -_ » most of them surrendered arins and ' alliltlilily 8’ lhéfilcflaig ofmliflig. ‘I;lhi|ili‘i:Eil’n?rxi|:i;ii‘il"‘y' wrl`1lmh;)u::y‘;rir:

Turk

ish government i s le -l - ~ _, ,__ _ . . to C______ to ___m__i_i_i__wm1;_r__e ahggaggggn chooses useful gifts in pielciciice to dition was unchanged. The face and ""0 "°"p9‘|° U0” de5i"`°Y°\'9 “‘>W be- The Queen has again sl\0Wl\ a Illilfki the wounds inailc bv scatter d h t

' f - » - _ c s o _

River,

massacre and outrage." Soon Con

the il_lBcordant~eleme-nt ofthe popula

It is feared that the last hours of d h t _

the 'l‘urk’s ascendancy over the "In- are on me i em

fidel" will be dyed with blood. A

R°d°S°» -b <1 ii ii tu:

where the town was given up to mas- Queen “ye Mens 0 ace an ‘E

_ °“ me embroideries for her Christmas gift

in seven places and the children hurl- while scores of p0cket_\,C,0kB_ cign "(1 5 g the h“' and cigarette cases, cliff-links, studs, mall ‘”°1"@S- The °°"°S1‘°“d°"i “dd” imuimembie hooks and other acces- A onions RUNNING CHALLENGE

Dt the table offerings are selected from th ___ ' siinila

scenes wherever the Turks anticipat

QUEBEC, Nov. 6.-The Thonipspn

liner Bellona, which went aground on LONDON N v_ 6___Tl D m-“ion t h t October 30 in the Upper Traverse has Rom, Conimistgion yestxday Qecéive, O. mee 'my _ °"S_° on “Birth 'J' ""2 been floated and is coming up tue St. ~ -

econ- LONDON. Nov. 7, (Special)-Th

5 d¢n_ Royal Mint brooks no rivals, and on

to t el almost hears n chuckle of satisfac- (Special by Phone)

in SU-MMi<).iSIDE, Nov. 7-A Bhoot-

lilii, some 1,-710 counterfeit coins ing affair took mage in Summa,-Bm

SOFIA, Nov. 7-In five days .ngnb were taken possession of by thc pu- this aftcriiuon about five o’clock vibes

k. t _'_ _ __ "f iiullffft Pillllills a well known reel-1

B i_na ing coun ei eit coins, 1.» for pos- dent of Suininersidc was injured hy B 5035103 111011109. 0fC~. and 24 for “ut- niaii named Silas Clark Mr Philli

The Turkish casualties exceed 24,- tcrinpfn °l` I"-‘ssessiliii °0U“i30l`f0it was driving along un, gm-cét png:

' .

. tion as the report mentions that

coins after previous convictions.

uuiii"iilu_

tum" Wliile at Haliiioriil she liouglit vnv-

'ous articles ui the buii<lici'afi.s coni-

aiid wraps, linnd-kiiitterf hunting waistcoats, golf jerseys, and inotor

selves to her Majesty, who invaiiob 5'.

the 0i‘iiuinental. '-

G 8

(Jlai~k’s house when Clark fired a cun at him it is claimed, delibe. fuilvly- Philips was injured in the forehead, the neck and the shoulder. He was imiiieillntely taken to the iiospitnl and is reported as doing Well. and unless blood poisoning takes place it is thou bt there is

sitioii that (llark ciitertulned a 'gI‘\lQ- ge agonist him. Quite n sensation was caused by the affair as both harties are well and not unfavorably

itl crest. ‘

stock of (lbristinus prcsciits each ed “' I lllt

vp . _ - »

he other remnants- are so demoral ,,e,_Bu,m"y ___h0Hen_ _

Iin.iu.ediaf.ely after the shooting'

f_‘lark locker] himself up in his hon” limi- it iii Bald. tlireiitened to shoot

Rants have W“"'“lY welcomed the travelling rugs, liaiid-spun scarvci-i the evening he was surprised and cap-

’ ii n- '- . _ ‘" u mon to Scotland. liieccy Shetland anyone wiio approached him. Later in

Bulgarians and their adiiiinistrution

lured by officers Oakes nm] S¢¢ele_ as- sisted by John Ryan and taken to

mufifers greatly commended them- the Prince Count jail

_ _ . _L

y _ At latest accounts Phillips' gon.

neck were soiiwwliiit npverely nn; but

coun- ed _ aytialit for a rou li cream»c_ol_-_ R,-,_ ,mt th,,,,,,ht to N, se,.im,s_

IJ Y E

ored hoine--ipun hop-sacic tweeil. ho

fc- years Princess Mary wore frocksi and

war- coats uf this material, which is wov-

_ _ en in the Isle of Harris. __ LONDON. Nov. 7.-The Chronicle's To the Qnenn or nary and eo the _ _

wifes Czarina, who have youthful dung

and nnotlicr favorite offering fiom he

All lvl-siiesty is a set of fine househo

into

crown and cipher delicately .embroi

Th-rough Lady Londonderry and t

Irish Industries seo

chiefs, infants’ dresses and sprigge

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WANTS EMPIRE TRADE MARK.

‘ linen, comprising a pair of very

_ _ _ 9- beautiful Irish bland-embroidered ___ ,

seething congress of panic stricken sheets, pillows and bolsters, with eov-

humanity and all old hatreds will ,met to match' ,mn the ,»,,c;,,n»_n¢_'B » ‘ _

d_ (Canadian Press)

Y London ships at the end of Novem-_

that “at any moment the storm may ters, Qncm Many han annnnliy nent-_ _

whole tolls of this particular cloth,

_ - _ n

il ‘ -

sici3As'rAPooL, N0v.1-The Nav-

he al court has sentenced. 17 sailors to

A nations the death and 106 to imprisonment for-

,._ from 4 to 8 years with hard labor

d f0l' ilwtiflllillniz a mutinoe in- the

S_ Russian fleet.

roiiouro, Nov. s.-A. A. wsu;

9 her, when a large room at Buckiug- writes from Slianty Bay, Ontario, of-

haim Palace is given up to the tra\l@S‘ fering nn opportunity to test nompnp- people for the display of their wares. ntive ,ceq of man ,md horse over 5

distance. Mr. Watt in his letter says;

"Some time ago, Alfred_Shrnbb.

the world’s ten mile runner, offered

miles I took him up on his chal

1 .

n, deputatioii advocating an empire lcnge, but not receiving any reply up

°f the trade mark. Colonel Pelletier, of to the present, I now challenge any

Stmth°°“”" She will 1"’ put into the quebec, said that since he had bee

d'°yd°°k at Lens to nndmg” repairs' here he had seen Canadian goods sol

l.awreiicn_ River under tow

NEW YORK., Nov. 6.-Only the un-

certainty of ii few close states whose electoral vote rin- no way can affect the election of Wilson and Mnirslinll, speculation over the vote of the three presideutiiil candidates and the coin- plexioii of legislatures that will name United States Senators, \held interest to-night in the final returns of yes- terduy’s general elwtion.

The total of the _repuhliclin elector-

‘al column appaujently was fixed at the twelve votes of Idaho, Utah and Ver- mont, but the footing of the Wilson and Roosevelt columns filckei-ed al- ternately during the nftcrnooii and night, as late returns f'i'oni Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Wyoming gave indications of change from the rcsiilts accepted lust night.

Un the basis of the latest returns

early in the evening, with' thc votes of Iowa, Knin-ias, Minnesota, Soiitii

if and W oiniiig placed in the

Da.ota, y

ment of society are not in accord "'douhtful" coluimi, i’resident»eiect

Wilson has 387 votes in the electoral college, Col. Roosevelt 89, and Pres-

ident Tait 12.

A by-phase of the general election

of a brief review of history bs- of woman suffrage i four 0. and ` since Canfsdorationtthat tate _

s where cons,€ituti0il%l_

were submitted to the victory of the women

invicta in Kansas. Arlwne wil

late rs.turns_fi‘o‘m Oregon they bud* succeeded- there from Wisconsin come 1'0-

showing the decisive defeat of

siiffrnls prqperal. -

of the popu nr vote poll-`

addrcss-Wha/t does 'Ga ada 'that became known to-day was th?

B _ ._

millions. _during bl

was found impossible to com-

any accuracy the ppp\l1¢i" of the presidential can it yvfil be _ii number of counting of the three-

-.\.-_-_-_-.-_Y--.=- _,. ._ .__ ___-_ "_, .-_

several quarters where an effort had been ninde to gatlier preliminary poll- ular vote figures, that Governor Wil- son liud not secured s, inaiority of tho votes cast throughout the country. Iflstiineitos ranged from a small muj- urity of all votes, to figures nearly a. iuillioii below a majority. 'The pop- ular votes, however, will in no way affect his election, or his coiiiplete control of the electoral college should it show fits total to be less than that of tho coinhiiicd votes for lioosevelt und Taft.

PARIS, Nov. 6-The Paris news-

`papers comiiient in n frieiisly wily on tha eieetion of wnodi-ow Wiisoii and predict N useful adiniuistratiou. Sonic of the papers; in on attempt to fore- cast the foreign policy of the United States, venture to believe that Pres- ident Wilnon will be less likely £0 in- tervene in the affairs of Central and South Africa than his two prede- `¢-essors. This it is remarked, will accord with the hluropsan ideas.

BlflRi.IN, Nov. 6-The election of

Woodrow Wilson is regarded general ly by the German press ns a most fortunate occurrence for Germany. _The newspapers say that it gives _-promise of a reduction of the tnrifl,

which hns crippled the Germany exv

port. trade and also of the abandon- ment of the policy of tariff pin ‘prlclis such as those connected with paper, pulp and split peas under which German-American ` relations ‘have suffered.

PRINCETON, N. .f.. Nov. 6-Presb

,.. ymmn ru inn. .away from an avalanche of ~t.ele|;thms_,

sand measures otcongratulhtfou' for

wa lc. ` '

e President-elect heard today

that United States Secret Service men were coming to guard him. I

tw__<};_ hours today and went for a brisk

in the different states found to my surprise, he said. that

nndmn nc unite tahula- it is the interpretation of the lay to to secure his election w_i&hqut *ri e nz, y _ ,popular v.&s_inado pos- guard the Preshientelect even before Hlnirle S“i’P°“¢°" |\`"\1\ mf’ -"W-_ hoursand forty-seven minutes. non", 11.m1i_ ~ '- ‘- td 'rhe President- BUS‘l`0N. Mass-. Nvv- 6-:W-uilfvvli --

about November 15, when lt

niany a vacation.

(Canadian Press)

pected he will tnke a short trip to Bermuda Islands, where lie has spent

dit for them

__f______.

i'l‘ALifAN UNDER DEATH SEN-

is ex-_

innio, an Italian. 20 years old, lylu

' death for shooting Louis (luar.

- which he find been unable to _trace

lf the proposed mark was instituted over fifty minutes, while there is n it would mean that the province pro- trotting record for the distance cre-

,. I _ filming such _goods wouid get the ere.

ll man on earth against n horse all the

way from five miles to twenty-six." Shi-ubb has run ten miles in a little

dited to Juiin Aldrich. of 5 little over tivi-iit_v-nine minutes, but that was away hack in 1858, and the all- hcnticity of the perforinaiicu is not

'FENCE ALLOWED TO LIVE. very strong. `

___.____<---

in Montreal lull under sentcllf-0 0( NEW YORK NOW OWES MORE.

NEW YORK, Nov. li-Woodrow

Wilson, the Deuiocratic cniididate for president, and Thomas R. Marshall for vice-president have been elected on thg crest (il 5, great elodtful tlflal wave. The situation shortly utter midnight was euminairized- thus: The lleinocratic pre:-iidential ticket catriod the entire South and nearly all the New Eiiglnnil States. '

fiiilicatioiis at that hour were that

'the Democrats had carried “Tl-e Solid South", and the States vi Counecticiit, Delware, Kentiicky, Maryland, Massachusetts, New \'oi-k, West. Virginia, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, Rim-lc 'is- laud, Cklaliaiua, Arkansas, South Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Ohio,

Roosevelt carried Illinois with

ihfichigan nnd Kansas Droliirbly lown.

_:iaith leads in Peiinsylva-niu New

inpshire and Vermont. ’ A great many States like f.'.‘alifor--

nia are in doubt. Rhode Island, in doubt probably Democratic. __

Pennsylvania. very close, between

the three candidates.

Wilson's plurality in New Yuri: State, will be about 200.000"

Maryland elects Wilson by 25,000. Arkansas goes Wilson by ¢i'.0‘l‘l

inaioeity.

Roosevelt ls leading Michigan. South Carolina is Democratic by

dent-elect Woodrow Wilson turned, 50,000,

one- third of Iowa. indicates Roose-

’-velt by 1,000 avr- lillall.

An extraordinary feature of the

presidehtdal election results is thot Wil»on's election was certain within an hour after the first returns came fn. The eastern portion of the re- public was nilffleientlg solid for him

inet this afternoon.

THE VIEITHER

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THE TEIAPERITURE

'noi-sl “cons Elc stork. hi-iiigs n 'New Yorker every six

(special to The Giiarilian-.l

0ll0N'l‘0 lint Nov S -»Str0uil goods ,, year. The greater city his

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winds and gnlcs soiithoiistorly, nliillr »&5,00\l ncrss of vnruiit. liind also. ini: to southwesterly and westerly

rain nt first followed by cll‘I\\'ll\i»- _

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(UIIKU E “TS

The lowest temperature recorded A ~- 0

yesterday was thirty degrees nb-

ove zero. and the highest wus .__ »

sixty above. The lowest recorded gnc cent per word ,wh |n|¢¢\°n\ the previous nicht was thirty-lficlit in this column. cash must accom- al»ove_ Ab nine a. ni. yesterday it pany 0|-ns; ,md “yn pm- "ng “hung was thirty decrees above and nl siiewad. Minimum charge twenty-live _ nine p. in. if. was forty-four above. ¢en¢_|_ i

The tide will be high this evcninig. ____

nt 10.11 and tomorrow at 11.02, it "The i"rovinein,l Log-d‘g pay Ai- will he high tonight ut 9.57 and to- linm-_,,`w;\\ meet in Annu” genhm morrow at 10-32- in the Y. in. ii. A. on saturday neu.

The sun sets this afternoon at 4.37 nt 10 n_ m_ n,_,v_ M,-_ Mmm, *nl M

and tomorrow at 4.35, it rises to-_ 1,,-esengn Y

morrow morning ur. 6.52 nnd~Sundav --_

ict 6-54~ “Grand Musical and Dramatic

The moon sets this afternoon at tertainment in c`onné`c`tlon with

413- Bazaar in Rustfco Hall on the 20th

The last quarter of the moon was ,mn zine, or Nnvembm-_ mv,” by the

'on Friday. Nov. 1 at ll-38 ii- in- 'l celebrated sunfec oius. Admission

The new moon will be on Fridh-Y. 15 cts. reserved sent! 25 ctl. Doors NOV- 39'- Bi- W-95 i'» IH- . - open at 7 p. in. Bashar from 9 n. m. » `

Th le th of Lode will be nine to 10 p. in Meals served at all

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rcstuiiraiit-keeper in Lnixauchcticrc NEW YORK N0v_ 0__New York Stfileil. M°“f3l`0‘\\. Wm “PW “l“"“d_ the has liccoiiic A billion dollar city, llc* rest of his life in the peniiv-“i1\f“`Y~ cording to data made public by. the liccorllillir t0 thc *l0ClSl0“ of UW cab' diei'cliaii»ts' Associatiuii.

'l'lie niiiuicipiil debt is now $1.037,-

rie was to bevy b_°“-" \‘f‘“f1°‘l "P ooo,ooo_ 'i'hii=, according to the asso- Nov. 15. .The trial lllililc. MV- -T"-`°‘

f.ii-r\ Irciiliilmc, rcconimendcil flint iifn sentence would suit the cniis of K,,i,_k,_,,.|,U,__ke,_ own, ,now than me

\.ii\tiou's figures, is several millions

“ more fhun the national debt. Father

times as iiiilrli us i-'liiladelphia, Chi- cago and Boston coiiihiiicd.

in New York- there is'a new bulld-

iin: 1-if-ry five minutes, a new husluesi corpoi'utioii every forty minutes; the

minutes. There are 20,000 manufac- Liircrs who make 8,000,000,000 ol

e_ » - i _- he is iivuigiirn e . £0.-day Irvin elect will rniruln. ln Princeton until i~C"““ll“°“ °“ 93° f°“"~l _ Mlnn_rd's Llpiment Buffers Neiirafgis lilflnsi-d's Linlmeut Cures Bhriil, Ito.

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