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RUSS'/$5 LUNG EXPECTED lV|UTlA t t Anvsnrzs ro have Ar tnsr

0ne oi the Best Regiments at Sebastapol has Refused _to Obey Orders-Officrerjs are Shot Down~ Mutineers Pledged not to Plilage or to Kill'-Other Regiments Receive them wi h Full Military Honors-Men of Black Sea Fleet Disafiected-Officers Exeucted

in Manchuria. /

51-, i'r~;'rrrr>r;r'rlr:,Nuv. W-(SP¢0llll)-Tile themselves not to pillage or kill and to

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wnni |~r-iusrnl io olrcy orders and held

wr-re r'm\sirlr~rcrl.

Two otltr»er~s who callid upon the other

r-egirrrr~nt~‘ to fire upon the mutinecrs There is every prospect that the whole

were shut rlrnvrl.

lil. Willllill HTS

PlSSill AWAY

,financial Agent of, Presby- terian Church and Presi- ‘

dent Metropolitan Bank.

'l'nrro,\~'r~o, Nov. 27-(Special)-Dr. War- den, ilrrnririrri agent ofj the Presbyterian Cinrn-lr and the president of the Metropo-

litnn llnnk died Saturday afternoon. ___?,____----

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Silllli lil RUSSIA

tori mutiny in Russia’s army

urrlicrr cannot be over estimated.

Drcvcnt rowdyisrn. - `

ncrrrstolrrrrut-nine ntlast andthe gravity The regiment then marched through:

` ` tho streets and were received with fulll

On l-'ri<|1\,v ill” l’“5'~ "°3|m”Pl° “lf 59505 _military honors by the other troops who'

a had been cnllcd out to ilre upon them bu ‘

nrnsnrrrnr-lim: \\'l\0l'0 plans for revolution who refused to do so while at the same

time declining to join in the mutiny just now. . l

fortress will soon be in the hands of th

to them by any of the other regiments in

the garrison.

affected and cannot bc relied on for

t`moment. .

The Seventh Army Corps has been

ordered to mobolize and proceed imme dlately to Sebnstopal to put down the

revolution.

The Black Sea fleet ls‘stlll obeying the

Admiral's orders but thc men are dis-

_ y That this uprising has been most care-

'1'|rernrrlin<‘cr'sat their mccilnil pledged mutineers for no resistance is being made fully planned by the Socialist leaders is

evident on every-hand and the same able minds have been at work in all directions so that in' the government circles fear is felt lest the entire army is disaffected. ,

Even in Man uria, General Llneviich has had much Tdoublo and forty-two offi- cers have been executed by him for parti- cipation in a meeting there.

It is the feeling here that Witte's gov~

ernment will be unable to copc with the situation and that a Dictator will have to be appointed.

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One Man Drowned and An- other has a Narrow Es- cape-Rescued by a Boat.

while driving across the bar from Minis ter Island this forenoon were overwhelm

od by the incoming tide.

and saved Bnhrot-.

in the day.

iiVillWHiiMil] BY .

OFP

Discours ed Yesterday

ARTHUR C.

ROVIDENCE

Sr. Annnnws, N. B., Nov. 27-(Special

-George Buhrot and George Henderson There was a good attendance of youn

. mcn at the Y. M. C. A, yesterday after-

Numbers

_ noon to hear A. C. Casey, a prominen

Y.M.C.A. worker from Rhode Island wh is now a commercial traveller:

Henderson was drowned, but Manager ML Casey ‘H opcnmg ms address an

Osler of Sir William Vanhorne‘s farm the Cm-isgrnn Commemm Mon of Au. who saw the occurrence put off inaboat erica referred- tothe small and fl\1i0

beginning of the movement which bn

class of men, he said, who know th

, resulted in the Christian Commerciu

Hendersons bady was rewvered later Travellers' Association. There is n

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SNlliiPilX IN

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0'r1u\\v.\, Nov. 23.-Notice has been ner-eiwri ity the post ofiice department of Crrnnrin rlrnt mail communication with Russia vin Stockholm is uncertain, but tirnt correspondence for the city and govnrnnrcnr. of St. Peter-burg, for the nortirnnlnortliwcst of Russia' and for l`inlnnrl will he forwarded by every avali- nhic opportunity and that it is important tlinttlrcrnlriresses of letters, etc., should , liensiull ns possible. Also that the pay- ment ot nronoylordcrs in Russia is subject Wileltyiurrl that no parcels can be- sent

aiprcscnl. ' ____@§._.

liinardls Linimeni for sais everywhere

Cove iHave Been Placed in Quarintine.

iirc Kingei Boots for

smallpox situation in Sunbury County becoming serious.

Cove be placed under quarantine.

The disease is also reported at Fredcri

ton Junction and at several other point ___;._----1-1

iarmcrs... My SM Hmm

Goff Bros Home

“WC $2.60 trccdrnorcs. ____

Eighteen Houses at Young s

1<`nnnEn1c'roN, Nov. 27.-(Special.)-'I‘h

Provincial Health Oihcer Fisher who

has just completed an inspection has ordered that eighteen houses at Young's

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evils of existing customs so thoroughly a the commercial man, and while he indul ges in these vices and evils he know they areleading him to ruin. There Ii

so evil, and only afew years ago th

an incident in which a commercial ma

was led to play his first game of cards l

Christian home to which he wa

- and disgrace.

Association. It was six years ago

asmallWiscorsin town. The place wa

noclass of men that was looked upon as

B Thcy help the poor slave of intomperanee

commercial traveller was about as evil as he was supposed to be. After relatin

Mr. Casey proceeded to tell the origin of

the Christian , Commercial Travellers

traveller lauded late at night at a hotel in

0 full, and he could only stay by sharing the

room of another.Before turning injt-he tra-

CASEY

I: "

Afternoon on- Christian

Commercial Men and the Rapid Growth' .of Their Association Which -New V

Thousands. `

g There are 300,000 commercial travel-

lcrs in America and o0,000 of them

t ar_c Christians-a large percentage among o men with such n reputation. The aim of

tho organization is to get the balance of the 8(X),0i'I.l also into the fold of Christ, and

_ l with an army of men that strong travcll~ t l lug the country in every direction the ln- 1 fluence for good would be incnlculabie» 1 This body of men are throwing away the 5 pipe and the cigar, feeling they must be 9 clean in their lives and habits. They do

(

B in Christian work as they do ln business. _ i When they get hold of a fellow he does'nt S have much chance to escape. They will S pray with him whether he wants it or not

and generally pray him into the Kingdom.

to break his shackles; help the swearer to

K use the name of God only in _ prayer and

raise and help to keep the discouraged

2 traveller from committing suicide, and 3 thousands are being saved through their

invited, and afterward was seized °fT'°l`t5~ by the gambling mania and led to ruin {__.--_-- _

:SHAHSEU WITH i MlNSLlllSHlill

is veller took out his Bible to read.I-Iis room- I _._ -

the new arrival kneeled to pray, the othe kneeled beside him. It was long befo

'l`he organization today numbers abou six thousand men.

mate asked him toread aloud, and when

they slept and their talk resulted in call- ing together the Christian travellers of their acquaintance to form an association. Only three got together at the first meet- ing in Janesville, Wis. Not discouraged by their small number they organised the Association and named it the Gideon.

‘ NEW HAVEN, Ccnn.,Nov. 18-Charged with manslaughter. Daniel C. Moriarity, ablind pauper, was bound over to the superior court under bonds of $3,000 in the circuit court today, as responsible for the death of McGill, his room-rnate,at the Springside Aims House. He had waived examination. it is alleged that the act was committed during a quarrel between the two men while they were in their

if room one night. Mcriarltyis said to be lmentally irresponsible at times.

Writer resistors and great

wearers.

-Also-

$3.10

$3.35

mud and wet.

These cele- f Fish Boots

bratedmakeof | Cape “ water tigutt Knee “ boots are well known l

Wellington boots, clump 50l€. hand seemed, made of Lcngtrmned Island lelihef. just the thing for

Guaranteed to wear. AT

LoN1mN, November 23.-Progress is

laying its iconoclnstic hand heavily on fashionable London's most sacred institutions, the stovepipe and froclr coat. ' Heretoforc to appear not merely at any out door function. hui/ Mlywhafe l" th” west end of London, with Dthef thllfl fl silk hat and the regulation dark suit N18 been considered the brand of pre- vinciallsm. Now lounge B“li»5» 5°"- collars, derby hats, and brown boots are worn everywhere. Manufacturers silk hats are- in despair; while taiiors nvar that the making of Irock ¢°t1i»l will soon be numbered among the lost

Paris importation is a sl¢Yl¢\l`°D°\” hfllir , ,towering erection crstraw and hath gm, standing between two and three fort

Htl.

While men‘s fashions are tending to-

vwlm-), srmpllclty, women's are beoominB‘ extravagant and absurd. The llidwii

fofiii. -

Plans of Insurance

rates and particulars.

` A , mga. It is tilted almost endways on `

0 ‘ , .age and are pr-snrotéd one le will

pmol,” 5 riot when first seen at a

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Bom guna. matinee. A A ` g V _ in V ‘ i i

r Saving i

and one oi the most

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profitable habits you can Q

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The esaiest and best method to save is to carry

an Endowment Policy in the _

STANDARD LIFE ~

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Established in |825.

to suit all ages. ._ Enquire for

Hyndman (D. Co.,

Genefai.Agen_ts, Charlottetown, P. E. I. S. M. HICKS, Agent at

Snmxnenide.

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Afternoon . interesting

Ceremony. Eloquent Soeeches.

On Saturday afternoon the monurn

erected in the Queen Square Gardens the Natural History and Antiquaria

Lawrence W. Watson, president of th Society, presided and was the first speak er. He said:- _.

the most gifted and most deserving

late Francis Bain. Nearby standsa

stately monument erected to the memo

substantial support when dark cloud

not dissimilar merit and worth.

win fame in the hells of legislature or o

isolation, amid the destractions of a bu

clrnpters of Nation's wonderful book.

Island and one of the most distinguiahe of the local geologists of the Dominion

D this society to erect n monument to pe

public thought in the channels of natural

hesitancy in asking you, sirs, to come

your presence and your honor to unveil the memorial.

that no more appropriate one could b designed. A~granite errant boulder o

If 'Y D

everyone as Natal-e's fitting tribute to

unassuming life; the circumstances o rigor and disturbance in which it renche

not express the hope that its endurln

appreciation of his excellent work wel

to the memory of a distinguished compan ion, but rather asan object lesson for al

but eloquent assurance that all goo

receive the recognition and reward whir- it deserves. I feel safe in saying tha

there are but few here preeen who had the pleasure of a closer intima

tract-ive personaiity,io the nobility of hi

closed with the National Anthem.

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

in_1'-I

Min ard's Linlmeni Cures Dlndruff.

'llilil Miill|lMElliS TENT

sooletv to the memory ofthelate Francis inn to Abbe Laliammes r¢v°rt~ Cans

Bain wasfornirs_lly unveiled by His Honor possesses nine tenths at the now the Lieutenant Governor in the presence , ofalarge gathering ol leading citizens

l“0l\lflinR HTH W0l‘Hl\lP the Ml\.Y0\‘- Cnnada's share at the two Falls

of .

We are assembled to do honor to one

the sons of Prince Edward Island-the

of two' brave lads who gave up their life on the battlefield in the service cf their Queen. it stands to commemorate that wonderful spontaneous offering by her

sons to the Motherland of moral and ~

B _ _ _

obscured the horizon. It stands a symbol ofpatrlotism and self-renunciation. Be- slde_lt we dedicate today a much less , pretentious monument in recognition of

It was not required of Francis Bain

that he should sacrifice his life in the service of his country: it was not his to Team

n. '

the pursuit of the vocation of what are ` commonly called the higher walks of life ;

CANADA

ont .

bi 01"rA\va, Nov. 27.-(Speclal.)-Accorrl- the rather cool proposal of their Amcri-

dalcan colleagues for an equal division of

lthese Falls.

Niagara Falls and one fourth at the So

United States is 87,200 feel.

The Canadian Commissioners rejected

lMsMillSE Eliiilll]

sits runnin

The Match Between Harvard, and Yale Results in Vic- tory for the Latter

GETS NINE

; r ,

HS NIAGARA

r _

-According to the Report of Abbe' Laflamme-

The Dominion Also Obtains One Fourth

of the Soo-Accomodation For

Troops at liaiiiax.

A militia order issued yesterday states

that the barracks accomnroriations being

ls now available at Ilnlifax thc following

9 , . 214.300 0\lbl0 feet Der second and the troops will proceed there on or about. the

4th December : Royal Canadian Garrison . Artillery, Royal Canadian Regiment.

NEW Klllii MTKES

Hrs situ nun

into Christiania On Saturday

Afternoon- King Replies to the Wei'-'ne Presented.

Cmusrlana, Nov. 27.-(Special)-Tile

ne“'Kli'K Mid Queen of Norway rnaric

rf- -af

but his it was, in splendi

Francis Bainlabnred not selilshly bu fcrthr public good until he came to be

recognized throughout the length and more, breadth of the land as an authority upon There was no lwmnm play but in was

all subjects of the natural history of the

Canada. Aniutelligent public will op- reciate the desire of the members of gwelve yardn were made but no pmyu.

. . , ,__

petuate the memory of their companio who did‘so much for the cause oi! hlghc eduaatiouin this province by directing Forty-three thousand people saw the

science. For this reason we had little _____.___

here today to dignify the occasion by

Doubtless a more imposing one could

have been secured, but I venture to think

B f

the ice-age, unchiselled and unadorned ...___ save by the bronze tablet bearing the t

ex lanator inscri tion, it will appearto

.. Little Daughter of lsaac Bu

naturalist and cioquent-ly symbolical of , , him in whose memory it is placed here Burned lo Death While

It-s material suggests the stirling qualities of the man, its condition, his quiet

our shores dtly typify the disadvantages , under which Mr. Bain worked. May we A sad fatality happened at the bend E

qualities may long symbolize a lasting

donei We erect this monument not The llme gl,-1 ,md ber tv,-0 bmlhe

only as a tribute of affection

time. an incentive wswdy and a silent climbed to tnerofc wane the other-toy ser

work will at some time in some way

CY .

`witb Mr. Bain than I had the The cbildrcn`s mother died about two Privilege (0 0n,i0y. I could therefore years ago. Much sympathy is felt for the speak from personal knowledge and with “fmcwd father In mu bereavement”

authority bearing testimony to his at- 1

life and to the dignity of his thought But

br 0

I leave this for others who will lrig t the performance of the pleasant duty the eloquence which the subject demands, but '

which, inrlcrtunnteiy, I do not possess.

His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor foi-

lowed in a happy speech the full text of

which will be published tomorrow. After ___

others had spoken and the Mayor

had taken over the monument on

W/lsmNo'roN D. C., No\'. 24.--Rear-

b°“"" l°‘ °h° my 'he p'°°"°‘““““ Admrnumnnny' carer or the Bureau or

Bosrorx, Nov. 27.- (Special)-Through a

.Y life, to reveal the mysteries [of the rock GITOF U7 00° Of the half b80llB Of the Htl .iritlcn records of time and to bring to right mrlny treasures from out the varie

d football game on Saturday,

tl The score stood 6 - 0 and until nearly the E end it looked ns though neitherside would

foot being contested. In one or two instances runs of ten

n ever gained more that for his side. I. The weather was perfect.

game.

Sli] iillilll

Nilll M. HAHHUH,

' Playing.

Toronto, near Murray Harbor, last We nenday, when the six old daughter

1 Isaac Bull was burned to death.

were playing in a hay barrack which was

- closed in on all sides and used instead of l n barn. One of the boys and the girl had

a fire below. The flames made rapid head- way, the boy narrowly escaping from the loft with one arm badly burned, while

iz the little girl was burned to a crisp. f The boys through fright ran to the

woods where they were afterwards found

Equipment received n telegram reporting the best record yet achieved by the Navy Department in the performance of wire» less telegraph operations, and what is

vard team Yale was able to win the big D

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heir state entry Saturday afternoon and were received with every demonstration f good will. Klnil Haakon, in replying to welcome, aid he hoped the splendid reception nc- corded himself ami his consort would be

B an omen of the future relations be-

har.l and dogged iight throughout, every

01'

lfrom erers, madea strict but ideal referee. rr ,rh-

their who

land the Victorias had Gorcham of Ilali- fax, w

Halifax team.

the and the latter once rouzcd. '_1n the nec.

d_ ‘ond half the play was almost all in Vic. of ‘Wl`\`l¢0l‘Y and they saved themselves three

times

rs A roped

crowd

tween himself and the people of Norway.

V|iIlilllllS ill.

The Abegweits and Victorins marie

another attempt Saturday afternoon to settle the football championship at Victoria Park but the game again rc-

sultsd in a draw neither side scoring.

e ground was ideal, the riny was

warm, buta heavy wind was blowing

the west. Mr. Farrell, of thc Wand-

Abeilweirts were \ve3ken@d by [star half "Toby" McMillan was tnjurcd early in the game

ll0 played at Harvard in the nil

In the first half the Victorian rlideri by

wind pressed their opponents hard

bY rourzing. The ground was and two policemen kept the big back.

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Just arrived.

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Grev Brown.

Violet Brown.

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PAPER BAGS

Sizes from M lb to 25 lbs. (Celebrated “S. O. 8")

WRAPPING TWINES

beiievedto be the best record in the tworld. The report was in the form of a

05101601 N0'¢¥Db°`l‘ 57- (5D¢°|\l)-° cablegram from the oommandant of the Dev-'00l‘D'tMWl44 M0! U0\'\\ 43! naval station at San Juan, 'P. R.

Wiklt 3” “ Wheat UI It said that yesterdayaconversation of P0l'l¥ $13-00 °' P013 |12-V7 fifty-six words had been successfully

carried on with the station at Key West, which is 911) nautical miles away. This ` is the greatest distance feat accomplished by the navy in the matter of actual con-

wireitll telegraph experiment.

versation since the inauguration of t.be\

Nos 1 and 2 Comm

Twine, "amp and “Sea Island” 'l"f.'ines_

Wholesale and Re-

tail. l0Weat prices.

clnrsn s. co., na.

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