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Elijah Impressed WithNew York Mannors

CURIOUS CROWDS WERE OUT

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Elijah the faced hitfirst New York audience today and al-

though Madison Square Garden wasthronged at the afternoon and eveningmeetings and thousands were turnedaway from the doors he found himselfconfronted with what he called a newexperience when thousands having evi-

dently satisfied their curiosity threwthe meetings into Confusion by theirFudd n exodus before the ceremonieshad fairly begun

Commands to close the doors and pre-vent xit were unavailing and theprophet gave vent to displays of muchpetulance on finding that it was onething to gather a great New York audienro hut quite another affair to com-mand Interest after the first de-mands of curiosity had been satisfiedThe housetohouse visitations by thehost of crusade meetings will be

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CROWDS OF THE CTTRIOTJ-

S3fany Took One at Blljah IIand Then Went Out

New Ynrk o t 1 Five thousand tJersons were turned away from MadisonKitusr Harden this afternoon after allthe Hosts in the buIlding had been tined

Alfxnnder Dowie on his first appearancea New York audience Fully 34XK-

lVrs n8 were in the garden atwh ii the services with the pro

si mal hymn which the Zion white-r oei iholr to the number of about Wiud capped and rowned ordained ofJtrtTB of the Christian Catholic church ofZion took part

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th pulpit and the officers occupied-the places at the When onthe platform had taken their placesI owi ascended the platform acewn-imnl d hy Overseers Bryant J UKxcell A J UUdston JSpinner K Mason and W Hammond

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rowd continued to pour Into the gardenThis was followed hy the recital ofrreed and the commandments and thereading of scripture during which hun

auf inp much confusion The exodus ootv-iliM f l in spite ofth doors until nmrly a third of thell nr had depart many of the vacant

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rc t re J Dr Dfnrifr saidScored

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new experience I thinkthat some of the people that cantthought this was a Buffalo BUI show Iwonaer if rmnjregatk of thechunhfs here enter and leave as theyplease I reckon we have learned some-thing and will be prepared hereafterThere will be no more going out of the

r mt door If any have remained outsidet them In It seems a shame they have

not the seats the Buffalo Bill personspan Ift No one enteredWell let us keep the audience

we have Raid the preacher Dr Dowietook txt from the third chapter of

i ok Of Revelations tbe twentiethersiB h ld I stand at the door and knockf any man bear my voice and open theioor I will eesoe in to him and will supwith him and he with me

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Or Dote strode across the platformarid pointed his finger shaking It at theoman to whom he shoted Now thej opif who have away heilnuid could have gone be

of what I said for I was readingwhat God said Earn had but theylirarrl not I am going to make themIIPHT

wit a his arms above his to avoice that reached the farthest

iirts of the Garden he cried Ob itoi to know that Jod has not ceased to

Kn k at the human to knock atih loom of homes to knock at the

f tvorkahnp at of places ofIMIS the doors of business institu-tions a doors f the municipality atthe kmrx of halls of at the

i ors of and of presidents and ofltiim Thundering at the door of theivorii is the King of Kings And In hisram I stiiml betcre you today and

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A mummr of Amen went up frombis followers

Aft r a r f rpnce to Christ and the wojnwi Samara he continued

May Mix in PoliticsTlioy began to mink who Christ was

Js Ht h tne eon of old Joeeph the carV m r we all know is Jesus theson of old Joseph And they talked withtacli other And they told him to getout of there but he stood still And

nay to me In New York Get out ofI wont get They said to me in

hlcatro they would drive me out of thecity but I told thun th only way theyroui l drive me out would be by killingme and driving mr out in a Blessyotit life I am th only minister fortytwo miles from ChKuuo that newspapershunger to Ktt ov n weIrd from hwont or with a sudden laugh At thl t mayoralty p rtlon both candidatetain to m to DJ k th m up in th fight

K rhsp I ml ht b a help told or the other iu New York yet I

ha not yet up mind about ItI have a m s uiK f i th tomorrowpn i I will give it a lik thoyl never for

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s nv and say I dont like Dow Hepits Ins wife on the platform with himtVliv should T not put my wlfo nit theplatform She talk better than

i particularly when we are aV ie to-pothpr Oh whrtt fool the hurdlesliar bo n They have let the devil getth women They have let ro onth stage and dunrt and sinfr I It nottime we had the women singing forJe1

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followers rrsponde togetherne thee multiplied

An early moniiijr ri rfl y of nrainelido prayer h i i in the Gardenwi n 3W per oji w r in attenda-

TT Dowle filled ttv urd n tonightw an aMdlenre which equaled thep d throng the afternoon meeting

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Arrest of Isaac Gravelle North-

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Moat DeL M Isaac Grawile was brought to town tonightby a pease of Northern Pacific de-

tectives and lodged in Jail on the charge-of being connected with the dynamiteoutrages on the Northern Pacific Lastnight while a watchman was patrollingthe track about fifteen miles west ofHelena Me ran a man digging ahole under the rails On being detectedthe man ran away and the watchmanfired at him twice but missed Thismorning at 7 oclock Captain Keownand two others took the trait of theman from the railroad track and followed it twenty miles into the

finally capturing the man at hiscabin He was sealed with a rifle andrevolver He said his name was Plummer but the men knew him to be IsaacGravelle an exconvict released fromthe penitentiary M July He is the manthe detectives have been hunting forthree weeks his picture having beenidentified as that of the man who wasfound at a haystack near Towasendwhere fifty pounds of dynamite werefound in a haystack

Superintendent Boyle and DetectiveMcPetridge who have charge of thework of running down the dynamitersare positive Gravelle ta the ringleaderin the outrages

BBBKLUON STTPPBESSEDConstantinople Oct 18 The council of

ministers has to grant 60009pounds Turkish to rebuild andalleviate the distress In Macedonia-

In an audience held with the Germanambassador to Turkey Baron von Bierstein laat sultan aM thepresent rebellion was almost entirely sup

and that Turkish troops weremeeting with opposition only in the

Djumbala district

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Militia in Camp With the Regulars at Camp Sanger

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e t military camp ever formed lacountry In time of peace Is new lo-

cated here on the government reserva-tion About 1MW men are here andby tomorrow morning it is expectedthat the total will be Increased to 13000 The maneuvers will commence infull strength tomorrow and continue-tor a fortnight

The militia in camp andto be here by tomorrow arethe Missouri provisional regiment theTexas provisional regiment the SecondNebraska the and Second Kansas the PlftynftB Iowa and batteriesA and B Kansas artillery

The regular troops comprise theSixth Second Twelfth and Twentyfirst infantry regiments eight squad-rons each of the Fourth Eighth andTenth cavalry regiments a battalion-of engineers under Major Leach andthe following batteries of artil-lery Sixth Seventh NineteenthTwentieth Twentyfifth Twentyeighth and Twentyninth The force isdivided into tour brigades of infantrycommanded respectively by BrigadierGenerals Grant Bell nd Barry of theregular army and Hughes of the Kan-sas national guard It is expected that

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eign military attaches in attendanceupon the series of maneuversthan upon any previous similar occa

sionTho work for tomorrow will be anatta k n a rear guard This is to bcommanded by Colonel Duncan of theSixth infantry which is to march outearly in the morning and at 1230 is totitan ack to calvin

As loon us he starts General BarryTlth a regiment of troops will be aft rhim and Colonel Duncan must get intoramp the Met way he can He com-mands as good an infantry regiment asever marched and has the reputationp being a capable and energetic cornmnder The roads have dried out an1the weattier cannot be surpassed al-

though the nights are somewhat cool

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FIFTY LIVES LOST

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The oiffiaders of the eleventh century ridin rtfc to rescue the holy sepulchre from the Turks

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biii V frinsaiitatiousry workingon airship toAigr surprised the rejtf

Jog that In many ejwentiaia hassolved the prftMejb of aerial navigationx r Oreth hai previously tested his

by making ascensions with theballoon held captive by a long rope buttoday was the lint time that he had j

gone skyward free The ascension wasmade fro a lot almost in the heart ofthe etty and Dr Greth attempted toencircle a towering newspaper buildingabout a mile eastward but foundhigh currents too strong for his powerand then turned In an opposite direc-tion The winds carried him oceanward and for a time be hovered overthe vicinity of the Golden Gate

various successful trials of hissteering gear

Landed in the BayThe currents threatened to take him

out over the Pacific and he decided toa landing on the parade ground

of the Presidio military reservation butmade the mistake of letting out toomuch gas and he landed In the bay

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maofetofc b4ei sustained veryUvnsrtfertaiiajte

flWWTHWWIBiv wffB a hximg ca-pacity t 1JM to 2M pounds Thecar beneath is similar inconstruction to that used by Santos

and weighs about 800 poundsPower Not Sufficient

The engine is a twelve horsepowergasoline motor and the total weightcarried skyward Including that of theinventor and SM pounds of ballast wasabout 140 pounds For some inexplica-ble reason tim motor would not developmore than ifo horsepower and DrGreth consequently found considerabledifficulty in making headway againstthe currents

He expects to make another ascension-In a few days when he will have re-paired the Minor damage caused by thesalt water bath and remedied the minordefects brought out by his two hourscruise in cloudhuid

Dr Greth te a native of AlgaeLorraineand Is 43 years old tie in a graduate ofthe medical department ofof California and has been practicing hisprofession here for a of years

READY TO QUIT WORK

StrikeBreaker Gets a Cup ofHot Coffee in His Face

in Texas

Sherman Tex Oct 18 An injunc-tion against striking employes of thePacific Express company and their as-sociates has been granted in theUnited States court here and an orderhas been issued to the enjoined mento desist from Intimidating or usingviolence to prevent other employes ofthe company from performing theirduties at Texarkana orLongview

Large crowds met every train atLongview and prevented any attemptte load or unload express matter Onmost of the cars there are no mcoeen-

erAt Marshall a man who was put on

as messenger at New Orleans was es-

corted to the hotel by the agent thereaccompanied by a Jeering crowd Whenhe reached the hotel counter someonestruck blIP and the hotel proprietorthrew a cup of hot coffee in his faceand ordered him out The expressstrikers him and he waspersuaded to leave town

Kansas City Mo Oct onlynoteworthy feature o the Pacific Ex-press strike today was the announce-ment by the company that it wouldresume the handling ot perishablegoods tomorrow

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MEDIATESt Petersburg Oct 18 A newspaper

at Port Dalny is authority forthe report that the toJapan Sir Claude MacDonald has under-taken to mediate between Russia VvndJapan and having secured Japans con-sent to certain proposals is now negotiat-ing with Russia These proposalsthat Rurita jhall restore Manchuria toChina and that tbe principal Manchuriantowns be to foreign trade thatRussia withdraw all her troops fromManchuria with the exception of herailway cuards that sh renounce herforestry concessions on both sides of theYalu river as well as the Yori amphoconcession and that tit countryyouth of the Ya u bo mlmltted as belong-ing to sphere of Japan

AMERICAN CUTTERWILL TAKE A HAND

Milwaukee Oct 18 The TuscaroraMilwaukees n w revenu cutter willleave for Cleveland tomorrow to takepart in the settlement of the internation-al dispute which arisen between theUnited States and Canada over the fish-ing in Lake TErie Orders to proceed at-once to that port and t report to thecollector of customs there have been rereived by Captain Hall The cutter willcoal and then leave fur Lake uric

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Italian Royal Cauple Acclaimedby Persians

ELABORATE jSCH SERVED

Paris Oct 18 Kins Victor Emmau-uet of Italy and his wife Queen Heleneherd early this theItalian chapel here whither they drovawithout escort

At about 9 oclock this morning astart for Vincennes to witness the military review The streetsthrough which their majesties passedwere not crowded owing to the earlyhour and a drizzling rain which con-

tinued to fall intermittently almost altmorning Upon arriving at the reviewground King Victor Emmanuel mount-ed a horse Queen Helene took herplace in President Loubef carriagewhile Madame Loubet entered the high-ly decorated royal stand where beforethe march past she was Joined by theirmajesties and the French president

The party returned to Paris by wayof the boulevards amid the heartycheering of the people The sun hadcome out and the crowds vere enthusi-astic At 1 oclock their majestiesdrove in full state to the Slys0e palacewhere an elaborate lunch was giventhe guests being all military or navalofficials and including CommanderGiles B Harber the naval aftaoheand Captain T Bentley Mottitary attache at the American embas-sy At the lunch King Victor Emmanuel made a speech expressing his ad-

miration for the French army and re-calling the days when it had fought aideby side with the soldiers of Italy Hismajesty referred again to the pleasurethat he and Queen Helene had derivedfrom their visit to Paris PresidentLoubet replied befittingly

The king and queen left for Italy fromthe Invalidee railroad station at twentyfive minutes past 3 They were ac-companied to the station by Presidentand Madame Loubet and along theroute received enthusiastic demonstra-tions from the crowd Their departurewas without any noteworthy incident

NARROW ESCAPE OF

BANKER FROM DEATH

Reno Xev Oct 18 Colonel J DPowers of Louisville Ky president fof the United States coin

was seriously injured yfester f+ nay In Reno The special train m

which he and a number of other4 bankers were traveling on their way

to San Francisco to attendbankers convention broke in tWe

Jn front of the depot TPowers was stepping from coach-to the oth r and fell between

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FREIGHT TRAIN HELD

UP IN CALIFORNIA-

Berkeley Cal Oct IS Threemen held up a s eval ireighi trainSacramento in the near WestBerkeley at an early hour this morningand robbed Fireman JohnEngineer Kobert Bde When they hadcompleted thir work robbers or-dered th trainmen to proved and disap-peared in th darkness They

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same iwii who hfld a-in evening in Oakland

SCHOONER WENT DOWNONE SAILOR DROWNED-

St Johns N F Oct is The siaoon-Dion with a of codffsh from Fogrfor Oporto was sunk off tha banksIn One mare of thewas swept overboard and The tt rfr-rraalnlnK men launched the small boatand after rowing lot hoursduring which time they fluttered terri-bly managed to make a j Bdlnjr Thoverdue steamer Wales arrived hero thisafternoon

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Denver Colo Oct 18 Everything is inreadiness for the generalthat te expected to probe tbe national

scandal Governor Peabody decjares that investigation will be rigGrot pushed The court will be con-vened tomorrow in senate chamberand unless some change is made Inpresent plan it will be open to the publicThe case of General John Chaseup fiist

So tar General Chase te the officeragainst whom charges have been official-ly tiled with the court He is chargedwith failure to obey orders of thesenor conduct unbecoming to an officerand perjury

There some talk of compromising theI whole affair without a an

agreement with Chase to resign shertly

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Williams who said he had recentlyteme from Mlsslsslpui made several at-tempts to sell a revolver yesterday andthis aroused suspicion wasinto custody and placed in the Clayton

asserted his innocence but finallyunder severe questioning made thewill tell you more about it tomorrow

This forenoon a small fire occurred nearthe Jail and caused some excitement Att

been extinguished Sheriff Hencken went to Williams to himand found the prisoner dead Hehanged himself It is thought that the

cli mcnt caused by the fire alarmedWilliams Into a belief that a mob was

andquickly hanged himself with a sheetbody was warm when discovered

Acting on the possible clue uttered byWilliams the are now searchingfor others implicated The body of MrsLauman was burled today

GREAT NATURAL WEALTH

st Louis Oct lSIt is believed bY thepollen that the mystery of the murder ofMrs Kate Lauman dead body wasfound lying by the roadside aear Nor

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California Products Thousandsof Oars

San Francisco Oct IS The officials otthe Southern Pacific company are exert-ing all their energies to the nto-es ary equipment for the expeditiousmoving of CalHorma tothe east and they are confident theynow have the situation handgrowth of teethe from this state during

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In last three years the SouthernPacific company hi bought mode than16000 new freight ears and 337 new loco-motives of th most powerful and ap-proved type have not only been orderedout mosi of them have been delivered

t into service fortyone thou-sand carloads of California products werecarrIed over the Southern lines toeastern points luring the fiscal year

June an increase of 4OW carloadsover the year Shipments within the state also a large increase

KTJMOR ANNOYS KIMBurlington Vt Oct 18 Dr Seward

Webb who has just returned from Eu-rope expressed today as beingvery muh annoyed over reports pubHelved in Sew YorK hat he bad been veryill in England and tveu yet had notwholly recovered I have not felt betteria tea cars said Mr Webb

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Purely Partisan Politics Playedin New York

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NEWTORK Oct 18 Edward 1L

the Tammany candidatecomptroller in his Utter of

acceptance made public tonight saysthat the party issue has been squarelyput into the campaign by those whoprofess the contrary Until this wasrevealed I was committed to the

bitter and prejudiced attacks madeupon his personality by the district attorney It is now clear that MayorLow was in accord with the Republi-can statements of taxation which haveof late years been so hostile to the in-

terests of the city of New York andhave so steadily and greatly increased

contribution to the expenses of stategovernment

I have been reproached as a traitorend an apostate A change of opinionwhen the facts and circumstanceschanged is neither treachery nor apostacy Once it became dear to methatthis contest had lost its pretense of alionpartisan discussion of local quas

I lions those who were with mebad abandoned the only principlewhich held us together that the fusionparty had become essentially Repub-lican then inevitably I go with theDemocratic party

FATAL HUMTWG ACCIDENT

Idalto Man Mistaken For a SandhillCrane

Boise Ida Oct IS A fatal hunting ac-cident occurred on Silver creekmiles from Bailey today Edward Pattea a rancher on Sliver losing hislife The shot was tired byof Halley He and his brother Otto werehunting ducks Fred thought he saw asandhill crane through the brush andtired at it It was he saw andthe shot killd the victim

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OF HEAVY WITHDRAWALS OF FUNDS

Mexico Oct 18 That portion ofooriuanvKy doing basfswe the

various American banks in hasover the Bank

tc Trust companys failure whteh hasan office in New York and hers Recentrumor had pointed to trouble cosstnr forthe institution and President Bunt in anInterview says that the cause of the dos-ing was more or less than enor-mous withdrawals or funds by depositUrn Within the past week depositorstook out more than HW W The banks

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TMMe is some talk among Americanresidents to the effect that allbanks should eooMne 4n one strong in

here wascdvsr of the broken bank Tie bank wexpected to make a detallM statementof its resources and liabilities

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guard AI reports to the effect that Ihad ever my resignation are entirely false There will beno from my end of the lineif such compromise calls for my

Three other officers arw expected to becharged before the court with militaryoffenses Thy are Major Arthur Willlama Colonel Frank E Kimball andColonel Fred Gross Major Williams isaccused of conduct unbecoming an officer and conduct in violation of militarydiscipline Colonel Kimball and ColonelGross are accused of alleged Insularities in connection with the payrolls andcommissary contracts

JAIL BREAK AT PRICE

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prisoner In the county Jail who wasbound ever until tile next term for perjury made his getaway about is oclockthis morning and had two hours start

the Jailer was of the tactHe dug out the ventilator under roofof the Jail with a broken shovel handledropping the bricks as they were loos-ened to top of the cages One otherprisoner was in Jail corridors serv-ing a few months Jail sentence The lat-ter was threatened with death if he gaveKelly away

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The five prisoners taken to tile peni-tentiary this morning had planned tomake their escape some time ago Kellygave their plans away to the sheriffWhtn one of the convicted men was ontrial Kelly perjured himself in testifying-as to what he heard themescaping and it was on this testimony-he was being held

Davis and Pryor two of the men sentup robbed old man Daniels at Castlelate after boating him severely on the13th of August They came up for ahearing on the 13th of this month weregiven thirteen years each left town-this morning In charge of the sheriff ona doubleheader train of two engineseleven ears making thirteen pieces otrolling stock

After the sentence of the four men tothe penitentiary yesterday Judge John-son had a strong guard put around thecounty jail last night Had it not beenfor this guard it is likely six desperate

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Kokumo tad Oct 13 Tho townof Galveston is burning At 1 a mthe station agent wired newsor the blaze which Is of incendiary

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NOON Oct I F w f theIng papers jmUWi editorialettdes OB tfce decision of the Jd

boundary trfbsmaL TIM Defly-etrapa expresses extreme satiafactMBthat an agreement has been reactedbecause failure would have dealt a Mbto the policy still in its frail and teaHer infancy of referring dUtrenceax tthis character to arbitration The paperhopes that no attempt will be madeaeither side t reckon up score or claima victory but that th clsi n will beaccepted i good faith It addsthe Canadians must retygnlsc it to Ibetter not only for the bMfor the empire that the Unitedand Great Britain live on terms C

friendship and cooperation than thatin every frontier dispute Canada ahooidget the better of the rrfmWic

Incidentally the Doily Telegraph paystribute to the Associated Press well

earned reputation for the accuracy otIts report on international questions

The Standard is of the opinion thatpate got in essence wnat it wanted

the demand for access by one sideand the denial of it by the other formedthe very kernel of the controvermyThe mere concession or loss of landcontinues the paper i of relativelysmall choice to Canada long aa shegets a satisfactory waterway she baasmall ground for complaint

The Daily Mail regards the decisionas a serious blow tp progress of

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OutcomeMontreal Oct 1ft Commenting uposM

the decisfcm of the Alaskan bovndarycommission the Gasette tomorrow willsay

Canadians generally did not expectmuch from the arbitration copuniSBlonThe was not mn IBiliaUmitribunal each as could be expecteAjpdecide oit the weight of evidence nomatter which side suffered The threerepresentatives of the United Stasea-

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This result hadbeginning In aeceptmg the iconvf a commission named rrpia jr bj thetwo parties to the case England plain-ly indicated a disposition to no longersustain the contentions of Canadato sacrifice them in the hope of secnrlug th disappearance of a ramie ofcontinual friction with the UnitedStates

Today we find ourselves eowteasplating not the decision of an arbMnhtloa commission but a diplomatic ar-rangement wherein our clear rightshave been sacrificed without any re-turn

Le Canada which Is the personal or-gan of tbe minister of ma-rine and fisheries will ay

Lord Alverstone the representativeof Great Britain has ranged himselfen the side of the Americana and de-cided favorably to the Americans allalong the line save for one little con-cession through the grace of which Itis hoped to excuse this shameful ca-pitulation Through the treaty MrChamberlain signed with Mr KeyCanada is compelled to accept the de-cision of the tribunal and to submit tothe voice of the majority In a wordChamberlain has given it to us in tileneck He was the whole machine Hissued his instructions before he leftthe colonial office he refused to heelthe protests of Canada against the per-sonality of the American coier he gave Lord Alverstone levson and Canada was condemned beforethe case was heard We have onemore instance of the betrayal of OIlinterests to add to the long list ofBritish defections The decision of thAlaskan commission is a rude Mow tothe cause of imperialism in Canada

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commanding Simpson the probabte terminus of the new Canadiantranscontinental railway and saysdecision giving these islands to CaaaAis of no great importance

The Globe continues No doabtof the British commhsioner

shrank from toe dangerous deadloethat would have ensued had both siderefused ot give way in regard to tIM

ownership of the head of Lynn canalThe fact that Canadian goods anbonded across the coast strip casketthe Lynn canal question less importtant than it otherwise would be tanada will nevertheless be diappointed with the decisIon into the ownership of the arms of tiltsea in the disputed territory The Haft-ing is a compromise in which neitheside gets all it set out to secure

The decision is final however anfhere will be no harking back Svenfot of boundary line is now settleforever with no possibility of fnrtheistrife

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arbitration were most unfair and thathe United States showed Ught eefidence in the judicial soundness ot tfc

claims by refusing to acceptarbitrator the World opposition witsay

Imperial ptrvtesmen or ratjbftfEnglish statesmen for they dopear to have grasped the meaning e-

inil erjalista regard the fri ndshfp ethe United States as a porl beynttprice provided this country has tofor itThese easy triumphs for Amerlcatdiplomacy in the settlement bound-ary disputes are full of dansr vous pos-

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