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SIGNAL; •CODERICtl 0, TART°
1'REPARIIG FOR WAR.
But Neither Russia Nor Japan Has De-
clared Hostilities.
Teo OmmOue Signe No16d Japanese Minister
.n London Use Confident of P • Than He
wee a week AAA • Win* Cure Poelpon•
mint of His VWt to Italy So leterpreted
No Confirmation of the Alarmist Rumors.
London, Oct. 18.-A despatch to
7te Daily Mall tram Kube, Oct. 12,
repeats that the eltuallutt is semen
what easter, but that the tune el
the press Is din im:1.1y bvllicuoe,
while the wine payer's curr'.puud
al Geneva says that eeoust Hutwtari
Wilier* there have bean ruddeuly re-
tailed to rejoin their rsgttuent..
Other special despatcher describe
Hussua war preyaratluus, etc , and
the newspapers are already publish-
ing corps aced istlleate of the nuvut
and twittery forces of the pruap.eetrvs
teeUdgerents. The, greatest atteutuu
Is paid to the changed tune .4 Bar -
en Hayashi, the Japan Minister in
Leedom who L much less coihdent
Gott peace will be prererve.l than
Le was a week ago.
It 1e uutswurtby that the King ham
Just approved the sppuiuttueut 51
eh. Admiral Sir Gerard Nuel as
curnu,andcr-in-t'hlef of the Chine anat.
tun Vita -Admiral Nuel 1. sr either
of vest energy and d.clstuu It was
he who cleaned the 'Turkel trumps
uut ui Crete thymus* of an insult to
{lir British Mag.
The peculiar official explanation 01
• 'the puetpuauaent of the Carr's visit
to items "owing to circusestancei
-user which he has no control," 1s
bete -repented tis some quarters to wean
teat the threats/Mg outlook in Fee
Es,turu affairs call, for the Ewper-
nr's presence In Ruwla. Thera 1s no
cvatlrturtlun of the alarmist rumor.
Russia's neaps Meee.
London, Oct. 13.-A despatch from
Muh'uw to The Tines. dated Oct..
10, Watt's that • large funk of
Itussien troops under orders for the
Far East are now on their way
thaher by rail from Kharkoff. The
Russian correspondent• of the raw0
aper send gmetatluns from newe-
r articles, pointing to Rusela'•
Um to remain lu occupation of
ria, and add that it Is re-
am Yladlvoatuck that as a
It o amino IR China, retina
bent(• of ( leek hie* crustiest into
Man• aria, w e their pre/wane con -
steed • danger to the }laa•hunan
railway,' and that this necessitates
keeping Russian troops In Southern
tlrsa'hurla for an Indiana.: penult.
l•'npO • Wer war.
Yokohama, Oct. 13 -The announce,
nxet of Y. L.•es•r, the Resume Min.`
re la
'aster to China, that the Marwhuran
runventlun between Russia and ('sins
has -lapsed 1s received here with rids,
rule.
Lsespatchee from Chs Fou report
that • Itu«lan warship an4 • trees -
port with 501) trusty@ left Port Ar-
thur, Oct. 4, for Corea. Sixty Jap. -
nem civilians left Pert Arthur, net
Id, fur Nagasaki. The Russian Jury, s
t New P w
✓ h ang sr• repatriate to have
leen increased.
Urn 1iudatna, the Japanese !lustre
Meister, has barn appointed chief
genie- tnnl tg.. wlllterj-_ a(al Th.. i
l'..•rerer will ems Urn Kudael
���, -zar -"=e va5wtal::•
1 he 1'renpier and the Ministers tor
Wert Navy and Foreign AOab■ had
a Itaneote audience of the Eau_
error yesterday. Baran Von llus,-ii,
the pesetas Minister, anti Marion Ko -
mire, til. J ere Euratom Minister,
h tae not yet had a cong-ren e.
Frans upe.l.a R•els•4
Lon on, Oct, 13. -It was announc-
ed at t Foreign once yesterday,
relative t the situation In the }'4.r
East, that 'tuners haying treaty
rights with Dna will require such
✓ ights' to be utalned unimpaired,
whatever are tit Ilexes, wakes
with China. 11 t rights are res.
@petted the British metals consider
It Itmprubable that sit .r Japan or
any ether power will o anything
which nasty' threaten peat in the Far
East.
In spite of the reassuring Italie
Meets of the Foreign Office • . Bar-
on Hayaahl, the frequent 'iter too
that heathlike between Hu,sia a • d
Jain we liguniaent, the u,vat.-rum
movements of the RU.sisn and Japa-
new Geste and the excited stet, of
ublic opinion in Japan 4.r. begin -
to MUM, disquiet in creat 1tr1-
(hily the 111051 aaugutue per-
l.ve that in the event of
t
could
in
the Maki which free Great Britain
frurnher obligation to support her
J a nese any...
r
4.a
Hayashi yaght was not so optl-
ailttk• yesterday. Indirectly he ad -
Mita the pousiblllty of war by ex-
pressing the hope that In the event
of • crisis Japan will vee the act-
ve 'Meath, of Greet Italn, Itar-
o Ifaysehl admitted the . Iplohtat Ic
Pon had changed Since Oct 8.
' " Rt esee4 • Mese.
i3.•rl • Oct, 13,-Ths relations be-
tween Jtpl&n and Russia have reach
ed a cellist accordhlg to the oRlclai
view here.
.reels.• .
T. tlkilSAY, Oak. 15, 1003, 5
LEO TAKEN CLEAN QFF.
Sweats. •.•Id.. 1. Truer T ,
Wert •►Uo sererrl Olker Very
' fists.. aecle•ele.
Port Arthur, Oct lit. -Tricker Two -
awl., well known in IiCrueee_ (11'.101 as..
a fast and reliable pley'rr; wee very
badly injured Sunday et the ("Ina -
dial' Nurth.rti elevator herr ile was
seeming the steaur she%el, nutiug
wheat out: of the cars, when his /dot
gut c•Wtht,.J 41.. Seth. J1311y1j...ii
broken aft clean, jute a little below
the knee, and hi fcuudttieu is very
Serious. 11e had wily been iteul'fyd a
awnth.
Ogg sasaek er inked stew.
Hamilton, Oct. 13.-Twu carr on
the radial tried to pare each ether
the ellwe trick about 7.30 yester-
day Qice•niug, • with tau usual .boes-
truus . reruns, Motormen . l'huyte.
Burlington,. had mue foul, turn off
and the ether so I$ully crushed that
It had to be atnjuttted et the City
Hospital-. Ile Is phut 50 year's elf
age.•and the shock wigs so,Xreat
that he -alae' nut, weever. conuctorr
Ilan -faun' of the same car hail a lin-
ger cut ell by Myu,g glass. Many
passengers were severely cut and
bruited. The cars trashed into ew•h
utter at Uhunt's crowing, tear the
!teach rued The officials say Mo-
torman (huatas car, whi.h left here
at 7.10, should barn waited at
Uhent's Crossing to creel the other
ear, which left Burlington at the
same hour.
• OMNI by • Tn1.. •
Georgetown, Oct. 13.-enfiss Mary
Ferguson was struck and killed by
at Grated Trunk engine Just west of
Uaorgwtuwn early Sunday evening.
While walklgg on the trick_ un Iger
!SY. to church she was'overtaken by
the trade. -She was guilig though a
'cutting at the time, find, in trying
to scale' its weep side, slipped mad
fell on the rails.
Crwmed tea pleat\.
Toronto, Oct. 18.-Juse•ph Smith,
45 years of age. a D.'r.R. yardman
fur the lest 'ltl years, was crushed
to death yesterday between two
oars. He was a u.erried' wan, with
one daughter, and boarded at 043
Weft King street,. Lr oi.iginally
,'ane• from Cobourg.
Crushed to Deafer.
`('heslsy, Oct. 11.-A brakewau nam-
ed plover wet. crushed to death
while coupling cars a'1 Chesb•y Grand
Truuk Itejlw•eS• !Outrun yesterday
neuruirt , Ills built a at Pelmet -
stun.
newer 't Smell thirst.
Hatuillen.\Ori: 13-Stee'en (tinker,
83 Yuri, street. Mate (taken to the
Pita, Ilospituf, te.tttdue r(tr,noura
. with what the (helm fear are fetid
iojunrr. Ile see le'urking titer on
emery atone. i lir.
n Nhup- that we-.
\prulelhrt' lit .ale tri 'ty, when the
d une broke in Iwo. pert .struck
I kir t
t ,n 1
the til',•
S herr!. Ile drupped
e d u 4.•d
F � 11
•
to toe flour, like a log. ie is 51111
unconscious
Child Teak 5tiVeniln
Window, Oct. 13. -!da Yn crsun,
thrrrvwr-old daughter of Itcv
Ur. Patterson, of 11aa1sNn,e. •int
to a'coutulsiun, which lasted tai
inures, snit e.d. She Kaci oynr
the •
M
in
w
a box of table II wroth her mother
had b•tvrg taking the past w,lpk. "h•.
Doyle was celled, but the reelft Wes
<t.....t .... ,y s-esseeeel--lie--ewer.er
800 FAMILIES HOMELESS.
Paterson, New Jersey,1 at the Mercy et Raging
Passaic River.
'stereos, N. J., Oct. 12. -}'or
uearly' 48 hours Paterson hes been
et the Mercy of the Yaseatc River
The waters reached • height sufficient
to rut the western from the eastern
half of the city. Two bridges above
the falls rlelman and threw bridges
below the valley til the rut•4s still
steed, but .1t is ie,l.„ostl:l. to 'r'each
then-. 4.e tided, b d .Ott -
city. hate b.'en carried away. at a
lost of a Milieu dollars: The inure -
dation of the law -lying districts of
the city has resulted in tucuuceivable
damage to property.
Theeflood, however, igebeginnine, to
recede A 'neuter of buildings Y
yesterday, end many others have
been -rendered untenable. Spruce street
hill is falling away, end only a lit-
tle wore than two feet 'of dirt and
atone super.•.• the falls begin (ront's
big rare through which millions til
gallons of water are rushing. 'rhe
gate, hours 15 in a very weakened
condition and 1s' liable to go if
Spruce street 4111 breads touch far-
ther.
Re«red by Regimen.
All day • boatmen have been at
work : rescuing puuple troth the Mood=
ed districts. itse suffering in the
first and seeun'd wards has been in-
tense, •s it was almuet• impossible
to reach the residents there.. Brveral
hundred persons were removed from
houses which bad been • completely
surrounded by the flood. and which
were ready to collapse.
A duzen mole of these houses later
tumbled in and floated away.
The damage to mill property is
heavy, parte of plants and stock
having betn subinergeh • -Thousands
of men, wornen and children will be
without work for a lung time, and
it seethe altogether probable that,
this stood will cause to the city of
Paterson a greater direct loss .ef
money and property than the disas-
trous Are of 'two years ego.' The
great low that was ale tuillion dol-
lars, with 114,000,000 insurance. The
present flood loss 1s estimated at
more than two millions of diallers,
ALASKA SOUNDARY CASE.
lsweae'Welts ' Judgment, Ottawa ,and New
York .gpttulete.
ilea w'
l. Seemed Mit by Wiring Tann
tCau•digu lable:)
•
London, Oct. 13.- 'ItW Standard,
referring to the Alaska Uuwldary
l'onuw,stun; says: "l lei•p In l un,N,a
we are content to await the pOblica-
tlon of the'Judgnu•at, whereas i4. nt-e
'awe and in New York a 1ti'ely geiuu eursion eastward. The twee Jumped,
Of alfiet•ulatlun Iw Ruing Op, es to 1ts'hut.1hh lendi:Ar..sas thrown frtuu.Lhn
tenor and •ferubitlile tunlitrtjlien('eil, Oil- Nee.; -ti01_egt .
m Woodhouse. 'tete years .of age.
an English army pensioner, had Ili■
skull fractured and lege brokeu, Yid
was alltroat lustaatly killed. 'Theo. P.
Austin* and J. Kenylube,' ag.d.'115
and 45 respectively, both foreigners,
hath broken thighs and other ht -
juries, but will probably recover. The
Injured -Men were taken to the hdspl-
tal at Rat Portage. Woodhouse leaves
a-widowat (hcterrund. Owing to •'
hlialty'wlnd the teen did not hear the
special `train coming. Before,reltrhing
Rat Portage the u,anufacturer. col-
lected a purse of nearly $1.00u, wbi. h
was kft with -the Mayor to be, given
to the affected familit«.
STRUCK 111EIR HANDCAR,
with no Insurance.
/lee wr■bea ►amens« Rensete'Yg.
-wirlla� Weed0ere• D•ed.
Winnipeg, ()<t. 12 -When nearing
Hat Portage Saturday lettermen a
handcar with weerwFn on boated
wee struck by the C. 1', R. special
train, carrying the manufacturers' N -
coufidencu it plated iit the capacity 111
Lord Alverstone and his ltriltsh
colleagues to give the fullest cwtsid-
erattun and assign just q.•ight to ev-
ery Mutter of the emit
.runten-
tlon. It would be lamentable if the
award, when known. %humid fall tie
commend itself lo the unrraergM so -
sent of the two eo1111munities pilule,'
fly concerned in the decision. 1t, will
lose much .0f its %alus if • re1'e'Ived
with disquiet by either id the, effect-
ed parties. The award of the major-
ity, accurdhtg to the treaty, to he
binding is tie euprriti* interest.lying
at stake outside the shite pale cif
judicial interpretation. No fact in
recent history is more strlking_than
the ' close and warns affection that
has grown up between the island
hone of the Anglo -Sextet rare and
our mmneruus kinenten in the United
States, but the cafae of . our stut-
palhy. with America operates with
even-greater-fui a in the case of the
hopes and widens tit our Canadian
fellow citlases. The Canadians Gov-
ernment and''people regard w•itb na-
tional pride their splendid end es Yet
imperfect ly dei•tIo1s'd domain the
Northwest. It is ,easy, therefore, to
understated and iatpm,ssible nut to
sympathize with theanxiety that
the award should net deprive themse
of accr'from the Pact
•
Ocean."
' LESSONS OF tom R.
•
Rea« Will A.s Dlgelve TUI W Ome.
zL Tined rill.
London, Oct. 13,-31r. Chawts•
is new resting at hie resid
Birmingham, mrd is not Jangeged t
Veal( fur another furl at. Ile will
utilize the interval to elaborate his
scheme and prepare- a reply to the
uie t-ellen% raiserd by his uppou.•nte.
Meattt•hifi• the fiscal cuupetigu . is
being.. vigorously pursued in the
country.. Spec:bee will.lie delivered
daily by political leaders, pertieul-
ark' of the Lils•ral,party,
Austen Chamberlain, the new
Chancellor , of the Exchequer, reply--
ing lo a vote of congratulation at
Ac.c•k'a Green, .,Worcestershire, his
l'ariiaiiiwAiary tenet it le neY, last
night, said that the Government
would not di -tredve moil the 1.40 011,
of the. South African war conenie:hie
agent had been applied and the war
MC!, reorganized.
Yee (urea/going interesting enhOlinee-
'inee1 rottenest the g.•ni•rpl it.. r,'snion
this 1t is the l:overnsekut's tntea-
tion to meet Parl' reepfid pre -
coed w h business, Leaving tilt lbwst/
problem as 'far us any .attempt a
legisletio is cuncerpd. .
N Mien. 1.aplattee.
IIr. Ritr•hi: late ('hancellor o• f
Exchequer, h . written q Letter ' in
explanation of its re.ent npeech,rdlk
says in part ay l add that
wokhen
e uke of jkrt•ribl difficult ere Ike ',•cn
'the United States' id Canadap�t('�w
pttx.wding to say na tie ,{"need
Five hundred fanritiee ars ' hone-
lesa, but many are be tar c.are4 fur
in public halts and at ' to city arm-
ory.
The city of Passaic asses a
sleepless night, it being lee •0 that
the Dundee dam would givit awry.
That would have relieved tltq river
at Paterson at the expense of ' the
city below Furtudatvly, howe 'er.
Dundee dee, is still intact. The s. t-
iering in' Wallington and Duttuivil
has betel' very grout, am no relief has
been able to reach these place". All
through this dlsiri t houses and
out-
buildings, e to rtlg
r with
• gresl
quantity of dead Mee. giay be seen
floating about .
/eattanellle wiped Owt. -
Ihrttonville. which le • nu urb Of
Patersun, Was practically iii out
of exiiretice by the breaking\ I the-
Wvatbrook dam, and three mored
fanilees• are homeless. At midnight a
dozen perapna sere-unaorounted'Rar,
and it to bolievsd that all but tR'ti
have be ba drowned. • \
e _Twenty-5ve bridges are down is•
\t'arrente and tinus'x'Countiees on the
Susquehanna Railroad.
U n-b-elg`hr 4. T' fl
an. , `taut night it was practically
matntalted.
tonnes Lela Dun Rasta
The d
4.r conflnMg the wafters of
Pompton• •, N.J., burst. The
iron bridge across the Mangum, River
was carried°way, and •a hundred
Melees below were \partly sub-
nterged. The • ne roots of • the
Pompton Iron an Steel W. ie was
detirull5hed. Pomp n was l lated,
as no trains could ass. The lake,
• tech wee emptied, w . more than &
utile long and half • nt e wide.
Nearly all the cities . Norther e
N.w \ Juraey wen part 1
Electric light plant• had
school. could not open an
homer were wrecked.
Milts of outlying territory
Brooklyn were ' submerged, and
only means of romnwnication 5
by lastly constructed rafts. School
haisca were closed and fire engines
answering alarms had their Sr. ex-
tinguished by the flood. Five horses
were drowned In one of the city
streets. Part of the retaining will
et Brooklyn Heights fell. •
Only one •Rrldge needing.
Easton, Ps., -Oct._ 12. --The f►el-
aware River• began to recede ■bout
midnight add continues to tall rapid-
ly. The Lehigh and the Bushkall we
still hacked tip for miles and every-
thing along their banks is flooded. Ft/
Is imponlble to estimate the lose,
but .In a
Easton *mind towns on the Del-
aware, it will take millions ofol-
rarr to replace bredgt sn.i air
• the general damage. Only ono hr ige,,
from the head waters of th Del-
aware to Easton, is staid 11,1
L.adslN. a Mile Log, ' •
Buckingham, Que., Oct 12, -At
landslide occurred yeaterr P morn-
ing 'about 5 o'clock, a Poupore,
Que., twelve, mike north. of Rucking-
te, Completely biot'.t the Li.vr.
Rucking -
ver for a distance a mile• ant
runiting the Little H.{tlds lock. The
river ere has fallen/eight het, and
1. still vias down.
and
talo.
S uns
hustil
Rs Ancef War.
Washington, Oet.--IS.-Aside from
extensive. mlllt ivy preparations be'
both nation., the -Japanese Legation
1)545/ riot advised that her /Ns -
.i• or Japan has as get Committed
any act of war.
RMtiMtes k4. stn Way.
Purt Said Oct. 18. -Th. Russia
battleship (-'aarewftch and the Rue -
Nam •raured cruiser Sayan, arrived
hare yesterday, bound for Chinese
waters The Csar'ewltch proceeded
Yesterday.
es,•M,OSO Ds sg...
Paterson, N. el., Oct. 18 - -Yester-
day morning thousands of men, wo-
men and children employed In mills
and fated!, could not go to work
en arceunt of the mills and factories
Ming shut down. Connervativs esti-
mates place the bus by floods at
Ines Mused Near Ltel«y.
Lindsey, Octe 18. -The body of
Albert Davey, who was drowned in
vt"recon Lake a week
was recovered Sundayafternoono lil y
a ',arty patrolling the lake in Mr.
leowr'•• yacht. It wee found near
tlr,tharn•s Landing.
T. R.Ntiews ••.4.M regiones
Roll•. Oct. lS -Negotiations are
Proceeding bet wean the Vulgarian
•rel'I\trkish lioeernments for the
''•p•tjfatIon et the 20:000 hgitves
fromer� workd•ala„ sow is Buttarf•s
twritMinter's Drfall'Uwre is sale, PRnrtnnl
slid van be tioldlly token. For sale by
ke, Sb'ilsoD,
•
yc m fie- the tLelil Its% 4..g trek
•\ruttktttit number to (Muse den
rhe Me. Lr•wred,
Morfolk, \'a., Oct. \
se•h unero ithd one barge
Gun' to these reported
day,.hat•s been lust u
't'arotina roast, a
known to 'have bee
large schooners
A
-Two
is adds.
pYt, Sun -
he Vilertnla-
tiye men are
drowned. Thr„•
missing. \
f.11 t. baetr, \
San Fra eco, tot 13. -William
Deals, an er'onaut, was kill.vl while
making des,•e•nt,- foiling trout a
parse to when within forty lett of
the trued -
RAVI CROSSED Tnr. rifO%tlEk.
TVki.0 Trap. Attach is "hornier** 1s
Bulgaria Wired on levelers. •
• Kosdend,l. il.tlgnrta, ()et. 10.-A
balls! on ' o1 1101,.-h., troupe .rr't•11py-
lag a oat et 1'. u' .tttthsI'.tai '!herds%•
creamed the: 11.. gal,un leont eer. and
attacked Htipu'ian lilt house. In
cotsrquenc.• .)i the uukitth\ ups•rtor-
ty in numbers\ the >1 IYurrrnetech-
11 fit retired, lir lig til. ,lac -fists
1 Turks submquentl3 • uttue
the a lege of leu sevu, and looted
a
pr
retired
0,l
�(r 4.1 huum•s, but, n the ap-
ewch J( Vulgarian ` n•inlitrem, fits,
SS' 'Reeks 'ere kellyd.
Herrn,. of I r.
Ta
Usknb, Euron Tut 1ec, 0.1 , 12.
-Omc sal deseatc es' reg:meek' lh.•
recent engagement ieete•r,n '\\ut-hell
troupe and insurgen .- tit' feaiHtt'.chn-
Inn stale that 100 i i '•ants \were
killed. including four ch is A bend
of 30 reeeintionarlrs •w1, degroyed
near Erre oirup: rYednesday 'we v ll-
lages, etch tjf R(kl houses, ha. lama
bombarded a burned '
irate Seep* Street.
Amelerdanr, t. 4'2 -iliim three
principal heroes f the. Boer reuse in
tlouth Africa are well 3(i-. Kruger
Is till at llelvei•s int, and is enjoy-
ing cellent h,'alt 'the ex -Presi-
dent k ps rep a reenter correspon-
dence wl the Doer leaders in'Mouth
Africa, ' fide propose% to,'ge to the
Riviera dor title winter. Mr. Steyn is
I making progress to-
. beads flees sur -
,$t Utrecht, but 1s
!,ileo Ten .f Veal en lire.
Toronto, Oct.' 13. -Three thousnnd
tens. of suit real, touted by the Tie
ratto Street Railway l•omaany, and
piled in their yards tit the font of
t:.•urg.• su'.'.•t, are un tire, Moine
tss'n burning and ninuhlering for the
pest .three. weeks. IJP, to the present
the caul pjlr has heem depreciated in
value .many hi/M*14-" of dollars.
Many tune .-•rl•-etre ere 'at present
nothing aril(. than (.oke. The com-
mute le carting it elsewhere as fart
as possible.
terry nee Fe 4 Trusts.
New York, Oct.. 12 -The Grand
Trunk I(aihway has' recently put in
opetj•alio it enr berry ',wee.... ie.-
eweer r.toil •lluv.•n. Mich., and Mil-
, Were. woos Leh, tet logon
reminwilee.............e...........rearee, ,
Fa ren w ov
For Prot' $i...
Ev s Faroe, r ebe.u,.i k.: p
Hive. t ee words ctetst , ly
in nlitld a d ualdut:t his Lem
on strict • isInese•eels. '.^l r,
Guess wdrk anal h-y•h. z. rel
methods n1 u i C •.1 n.,.1 by
successful and •-to-dais Ltr-
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SUN in giving venire. to the
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1,I,u k bio:n l• loth, .Siiti. wide: u'egillul' t elle SI.:,q. 1n ohne fit per
e.url, Stell. Movie huuuwpm, newest weaves, wut•th 111.2.5 fur l
$1.111. Ile lnnants, about 2011 eels. in the lot, ,dl kind's of dross
weal:- mid suit lugs, lengths for skirts, waists, girls' suite, whirls rr
reel crud S. teras netts, suits and Li. where. Nie have !OIL suutlI- IC
pt'icerl tickets lel thtese• (v clear.
MILLI X1?H1'.- If We have
114.1 got 1 lir I,.sl ;%64i tt,ilrl w. 11 1 h 1
u itl noels, it for vuu ;ulrl.... Ire
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!be .' In i..• „•u like' In. tuts.
SS's .ell uiihin,•ry fit dry g.aslt
pi lees, became. et. Iain it
111,1 vs,
H(041:. S1N•ei,tl .`h1 wool .11'11it
u w,us cttk mere hoed at 4.k.
i11iN 15 :l Nlk•ci 11 line of very
bong. t';nit pure Mkt,' cash -
111 • hum.. hen'vy. I1Jl fashion -
I, fes Dur. to :unlatw.... 61t
All p z'ier% i4. p and rib
,easluni.ee 'New ;ol:f"'lleAVy
'Wel hose for Nays' alld hicks
New 111,.;11'altern,. are •iinlye
Irk• and they are the best
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tiVERCOATS i Intl neve sleek of the- hest %edits* we
have ever shown. Men's new eeutts at
:ii:k:II l4. 8lU,111, l`e'e ain't *find lo buy till yeti Are !beet.,
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Your Feet We I Shod
SS's ince pi1'I)Iltl fol• you with nue of the beet
...torte( tt'Li,•h we bitt'e ever sho)vn.' We handle noth-
ing hilt the best footwear and give ilo'., in you at
hn test 111'64.s. 'tV, 11811111e
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The Celebrated Slater The P.mpressaud
-Shoe and Tiic Geo. A. Dorothy Dodd
Slater for Gentlemen for Women
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We will 1N• plrawtl It/ 4111 a you these g.'sals and
e-1 utrml.•r oto• ikelioy has always been "Honest (iQi1d9
atilt/thee Prices."
Itilli eist -t4.' have them new' and eau 111 any shoe.
Wm. Sharman
THE PRICES ARE lt1(:HT,
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Great <._liritaln it 'Canedia wheat en-
joeed e-eferencr Ire our ma ''ts, bat
there .w so much interrupt' n (bat
i wag a le .to complete it. A,•n-
tenets. 'Ike lee, ft octets' )II'. been
betty to u.' the word Ismail.• bun
punish: but, ihink, had ii�o' n-
teM'e co d teed, kt wo111C1
have leen opt. to 'the 'objection
which have n 'finds to that por-
tion of Illy '.10'."le.' ' `e
•frald •1 trete., Nee. `•
London, Oct. 13 -(C.\ ,
e'ost'11 special torr' .. dot in I'an
a writrs: Fres•.-(.t ad' s grneral-
y are cone towed/ thet " w •,tom's
hemw includes,eornpu) !'rt mni 1.1 u.e
4.e ice. "
says that an Ottawa gni. ter.
ly the ;hex( Premier. L. d h' o
would be ready' to go Ih:
i • ('hatliherlei,t's w' •elle
l4.. eb•ctioit i'r,,sided t
tacked on wliute an
r )mperi.1 defence "
1w M.iiw..., •
•LA) n.11(►ct. 1 t1'A.1'.,-Itefer-
ring' ,l Pana tun I'e iiid Itat1-
wayg sed receipts The Financial
fee say "We ate pot sui leist•.1
th t the /. nadien Uuct nutent want
me
t. do some aelw'ay bull g'on it■
Was account.
Throe .n Down. e
London, Oct , 1t.-11' A. I'`) --Tree
turning 1e•ader•pa s: "Nu two cuun-
riea in the worl(I. a more design -
d of nature to ha Yo •,e- 0 1.',. hungi.
f commodities then ('e oda am' 'the
'IIJted • States: '1' a user I heyreek down the art here barriers
hot ween theme -the heti r !u in, ea
t Would tend to eaten the esteem
o England and create lm rtal
rte' t rade."
flooded, \1d
b clone, R
malty -
sold to be st
ward recover)':
rounded by lusur
ry IittI. iron.
Apses a WI's la hate.
Lai Oct. . i-Com-
m•rcial ant Ball at Darn 'agham.
adYisea Ca dian apple shI t0
be careful fur the .prevent, and not
Send too large genteel.... Ilier `�1e
• glut in the 11ne kat at the pr.•a,•nt,
time, but it will en right gradn•I-se
1y. He says ahievet'a I1 :make Wet-
ter prrrill 11 they send a nil gtenti-
Gee and Meekly to Interior teewne, is.
g houl of all through leeeepois�, L•oj
don and Bristol.
OeawNted 5.1.14..
Montresl, Oct. 13,-W. S: 1
manager for Jamas kinrlpine
pony, whin«ale furrlttw, d
Maher yesterday morning�/tri i of.
rice and put a bullet tarolagh-Ills
temple, and is now ly4f in a dyttki
condition in the General Iloepitel.
The motive (or the deed is not
known. Russell' is a married man of
45. He resited 4t Norwood, as, auh-
urb nn the nark Itiver.
mite
In
W. a r"
Oh, my ! how reit. r plexion has
Iimproved. Yrs, MiIlees t',nTlpent n.l
Iron Pills did it. Fie rale by Js•.
WtIscm.
e re dtrllg ,i cattle
guards, drainage, across rail-
ways, and farm lira caused by
railway locomotives s been
amended.
We will send THP. WEEKur
SUN from now to _1st January,
1905, in combin Ion with
The Signal, for $1.80
Sliltvel'i1N• rN 'w•.
Mniitpele for t he ask lug.
'tN:►T9'Elt fi ltoiEII'rs(JN,
'ellh Mu,x.vl.,
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IMany pretty things in 1
new Wool Lace Effects
At`
My ktorkfor fall n11.1 winter Is now' r',uly
for inspection. nil the bathes are invited to vial at any
t' • and rie'1• 1h. new' sitades .11111 styles, They will flint
u rultlpleiv 14.0 wile elf of the latest shales toil 1t' ' 13"•
In Hea, y -to -Rhear Hats A l
large variety to choose from I
]YIISS 0.4 ER OAT
GODERICH
Hamilton Street,
le 114.. hearts
Ottawa. Oct. 1e,. -Senator ander-
and corroborates the relent. t t on
behalf 4.f, English capitalists has
wcumed sit upti in on the C gty
works at alt Ste. Italie
GOOD CLOTHES
Wear our clothes once and it will
be a very difficult thing to accustom
yourself to alit' others,
-Ours .will stand the t(eyt of time
and will retain their shape.
We can please tasty and panic.'
Otte dressers, lioth in fit and fabric.
Oilr,fall lino iscomplete in
novelties'trd staples.
Frank 11. martin,
The Tailor.
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and see °lir stoves and ranges; they save the most, they cost the
least. livery stove or tange sent out on 30 days' free trial.
Just WhAt
is Needed \
uor little air -tight beaters are just the thing for
1.111 1 hey throw great heat, burn chips, corn cobi
Call in and See Them
GEQ, L.\\ALLAN
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