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1 rrovrrrwr me Lerner News cHARLo'r'rErowN CANADA 'ri-iuiesnnv MORNING ocroisan 1 , 1912 me-r of in. leelirsnteerisse 5_1 We ~
w nNiNonmvi_wI .. _ ., _ _ . __ » ‘ _7 _ ____.__~_-,'_;L.£.
FEAR BALKAN WAR MAY iiisivili in RED sox Ani-: now I
British Minlstry’s Anxiety ilompiicnted by Mos-
SET ALL EuR.oPE ABLAZE iiiilii iiiiiiii worms cniimrions
' 1-;_. J i._.@_@i;i».__-
.____i_.___. _
lem Movement in Egypt Where War Fund
LQNDQN, Oct. 16-Paris and Bcr- _
lin desllatulies reflect the anxiety of “ . ' '
,rowers lest the Balkan outbreak set ,
nil Europe ablaze and end in rernouid- I _ _ _ ing of the map of Europe and the .irsetting of some crowns.
The restoration of peace hetwccn
is ‘Being .Raised For Turkish "
Government.
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(Oanadian Press) "`*"" """`* 'W M' _
italy and Turkey is not an unmixed -_ I
blessing for Tiirlrey. Having now ii
ri'-et to “HP Gl'°°*=° 1" 0111" elle is i.oNDoN, oct. is-isiiecieii-From under so mUCl1 1958 U0f\'\!’l\I5i0!l YO UC' liirmingham it is stated that a doc- l`i-‘llt ‘licmmon h`°m the Imlvers- tor hui; lost ii. live hundred dollars' The British M_i“IStry's fmxicti' "VCI" worth of riidiuni by throwinl; it into
hostilities towards Tu k
the OPC" Y BY ir iirc anionf.: baudgages. It is fur- or some Of “B leedlng 1”f»<\i°el S“i'¥01'- fuer said that ri chemist and promis- ters is further conrplicahcrl by today‘s ed to r0c(,\.er it from the ashel nilivh' "Om Egypt Where 0" @l\tl“'SlH~\" ’I‘lii.'~‘ is by no means the first time
lic Moslem movement is now on foot
that the precious metal has been
lor the collection of suiiscriptioris for loci; rind recovered, The moral lt.
Ihr 0*-l"0m&Y\ WBT' flind- self has never been seen, excepting in
lvmllthy Elqptians *W9 B0U\1Ii\l!ji\iiiie. fluric's tubes. What is known
Q t Conlitantiiir/plc l mt --
H1011 Y 0 ' uni `I\‘.-L - us radium" is ii radium salt, either inns have been summoned in lcndinx: radium bromide or mriium choloride,
I'7i1Yi‘°‘"'" cmes' or even radiuni sulphate. Tiny grains
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(Canadian Press) f ll _ ,le . » . . - .
Opt ___ _______ ________ _____ _ii ici-ic sl s ure cxtleiiltly piccrorls,
. _ _ . i. i ‘\" `uu<I are uinullly sciileil up in little
powers, ir. the opinion_ol diplomatic glass |,,,l|,,,_ N,,w,,,|ay,_, some of these circles, must now await a fiivomlilc glass ],,,l|m um “Sed (0,. trenthlg, _,kin "“‘_’“_°"“t f‘° wk” _°°"““"t°'l “°l'“’“' diseinies, hut us ii rule their coiitants (HHH ml-gnt be m me fun" "I mp"I:u'r- s'ii'eirrl over cloth or other sur- iiuitioii between the lielligerciits, or if _-_,c___s`u,,,, mt,,,| 0,, ,O ..,,_,,,,m.at,.,,.B .. llu- roar-.lim wur should have ie- ' '
DP li l ~ _ -
________r_l _____________ one way ____ ______ __u_____,_ lxlieu one of_ the first little glass
their action might he cxprcsseii con- 'U ls wa” "e°m"‘“l i" I“°"d°" It 'mal
i-ieteiy at a conference, i<‘riinec excr- "_"f"`-'mls hi"'t°ry' A' I)I'Y'_’l°i“F‘ ii" rising her friendly influence at Stn I‘"_Ll““‘l`I'l“"° “"_*"‘ ’1I’I’IY1"l5 it '£0 Fi ,,__te____bu,_g and (_e_,,_.m,,y ,,,,i,,,_, u,L,ll_::rtient. when he iruidvertently lot il _<:unie at Vienna in on ciuleavor to mu- “"‘I ” ""J"'°"`I Intel' <‘-\`\\SIl0‘l it i\i~ci'i-'nt .Russia and Aiintrin iaviiig 'Hillel' |113 f"0l-~ The Cnrpet wnn rcri' sides in Balkan conflict. "“I““hI”f 90 WHS the HOIG Of his i00i
__ but thc radium salt was far more
valuable than both tor-'ether In fact
Flair. Nr wINN1i=i-io. - ' ' - ‘
the value of radium is not easily rec.
'-_ ~ ironed in dollars and cents A small
\VlNN1'PI<Tfl», Oct. 15.--ln a specta- pm-tio -_ ~ th I 1 th, ruiar _fire the St. James coiiiitrli 0I“_b .can sexlll Igrm bn; mlIlii1?l?y fassgl-e:;:,(; was conipletelv destroyed by tire this J ,,,,a,mt is b ’ _ h
_ . _ _ t
i“""“_§“k'»" '°°“'II"g “ 1°" “L 'Jvc' merely }ivealtIi:;fmmGol`rie Iri‘I:I;:'hc?>£ntl;‘}dI
*1,‘;,‘{_-F‘l“ ~_ ~ = ' md. it pgmv-_wlcsngnsgt-~-yet:-=~~s=he-value ig, _______ _he wa, S a,n,___g, he bu,1d_ t_lic _pliygclan kvvas, _ therefore very inc was cornplctcd only last Moy and "ea ' ° tm’ 0" hm b°°t» and Cut __________d ___ J__,_y by the Duke of UO,,_ out a asquare of his carpet. He ruught. The club was one of tne flu- lmfi both b“"}9d Bild Oilt Of U10 ashes ____ 0, ____ ,und on thé c0,_t,,,,,,,t_ refined the original regiuni salt. This
____________.__r__ .las been placed in ii new "ripp1l¢a.
.,.m_- To P1-,EVENT EDN tor" and is in use today.
FROM BIGING BLAUKE-iMI'I`H. _ _
Ilif`liI‘i\SE IN COAL l’R1(‘F}.
MONTREAL- 0": 1f‘°"'“ ““ ““t’°_“ Nr-iiv vouir, oct. is.-A Winfre-
Ilcflrd in Beauhamols (’0um'y' _ ML liarrc Fa. despatch says coal took 'lllstice Mercier has give" an Inter* aiiiotlier jriuip here today and nut and *`»*`m'1Z jlldgmentr nmchlng ‘"1 me stove coul sire.: were sold by the in- \i‘“‘5tl0H Of PBI-“nal ““tl‘0"ltl" dependent operators for $5.35 xi ton, MCXIS Bill. 8 C3I`Pe‘"'e" "I "lt" Ur' ` on cars ut the ininc. This is .ii liilill PI`€l'¥119l`» Sfllli-Tllt “Il l“I““ct“’" above uiiut lins lieretofore been con- ililaiust Theodore Lem'ivux` u mack' sidered :i flood price for coal, exccpi smith of the same place, to prevent in times _,.g ,_ SU-lkc 0|- all actual iiie latter from eniployinir hh* S0" famine. Leonard Bail, as a lJ1&ClU=`»mi*l\ “ll” _ The larger shippers ure not realis- |,,-m¢_lce_ The boy in iii years of ing on the advance. The big coni- iiee, and he is niixious to become ii panies have contracts by which they biuclcsniith, in which trade lic is mak- are tied up to $3.75 &_tOn fOr thi-HC inf! good progress, while his sizes and_ they are rushing their l‘1"-l‘ father wlgheg him to become a car- duct to ( aiiudlan and Lake points lic-
li en ter .
fore navigation closes.
Mr, Justice Mercier in dismissing `*”~'*““""_ `” ure motion of rin iniv\‘°“°n. states. il/‘NADA m(2I'IIicrSi<Trni' iN wonnn that while he wishes to uphold PM* U ' _ ' ernal authority, he feels at the same ,__ . time that the interests of , the liov UTT_A_VlIA' __ 0"' __,I",__Ti'E__ "°h:_t_ will be _best served if lic is allowed <‘-0\ln_Ul 1lI_ il 0 W0* - 1' ' _ “"_
nm- m wlilch (‘.harlr‘s H Steinberg,
:_<_i___c_¢_:;i_t_l;itl:_alila apbreiiticesliil’ as a the Am_____c___.__'c_____O____'___ e_______g___, by
the Canadian Government, described western Uariarla to the Canadian rrers. Mr. steinbeivr: luis arrived in
0" the city with over twenty thousand
" l ffossils for the Victoria
§l(i):un?:irl?iall) Museum, which included
peril-.ct skeletons .of two of the most
‘ extraordinary animals ever iinearthcli
’”°“' by an explorer. One of ‘the skele-
ton’ii, nunicd by Mr. Stoinlicrg, ii
Ong nam; ni- word ouch inseriion Duck Hill Dinosaur, weighed over si!
P _
in this column, Cash must accom- wmv order and five D01' CBM dI°°°““f' ulIowed.Mlriimum charge twenty-five emits. ___ _ ______ WANTED, I)REi~If~lMAKlNG BY DAY or at home inquire nt 55 DOYUIWB- l; SL 10-17 Milipd
_ ET . ____ ____
IF ANYONE HAS A SAIlSAI‘AR- ills bordial fur sale, notify 17 UP- .. vrr Prim S*-~ _L .,19;1l@L i-°ifii`“sfI\`fFni:`-ZA &r.i. oiv.o,\N iN
first class condition. Suitable for Church or liirile Hall- ADDI? 9*- I _Douglas Street. __ _______LQ‘_\7_l'I_\_‘_'*'- r-o`i'i”`s’.ii.iii_ iw wane also slr- nma oiicrry mu, not -Sl. AP lv
thousand pounds, and was thirty-live feet in lcngth.- This animal, Stern- |,¢-rg explained, lived three million years ago, which makes the discovery of the-skeleton in Perfect order ull the more important.
Another specimen he discovered
known as the triceratops, three horn trace had a slfull seven feet in I€“.2th with horns over each eye, und one at the end of the nose.
in describing another speciinrn of
the dinosaur found not very fnr frcm he first one i-lternbcri: said that he had enough material to couiplotc B. inoutli forty feet in length. 'l‘fic front part of the mouth of the dinosaur
i<‘. W. li' ulia.rson_ 248 Keu¢..S,€' ‘w s expanded into a duck i-ill end* '__' , 5”- _ . ro-_l6i{il_vgd- I ,-_,,"l,.,r.,.i with horns. 'rho teeth, two
clu! Bc ool first or BGCGINI °Il\E9~
wuirnnwinnouidn iron u.i.sPF.R- Suppl nt forty doilltfi. Jem” D~
'thousand in nrimbor‘, were arraiiped in B nwaznll farm and .nude ii .L_-cnlrdiy Interesting Btilliv-
Mcgémle sm, __ _ _1£_17M2_wpd. _Sternberg was enthii._if:i;il.ic iii his
_ ; , a .ri ti. t
r0ir-Bi'§7'if‘§”~ on isnfiinrrr i»_-_-»_1_q<,= gg; f;g»‘d;_,,g;~ 0; ;,,;;_f_j,,,,,,,f;,,
P';R°°k °°°`°”xs and puns” from l d not lived in a richer country nor
'poise wlnuii1|¢_`~U|i“ M A¢A\\.\`(¢» 5*- Jaiin. Heiirarmd Glwrlotwvwn- _ George oiiibeex, sumvnuilee- P-rl _L_ aoB.___ '$86. yi-1_1ivriw._ iimt'.1= riiwrnsn noi.- larii and expanses weekly i°\' Tf“°*'
iloi-tb? _man or woman to Mt B* 'rmvéifng Relimenwtive. Previous
l'l\i‘i'0noe not required. Travel ing _ porxtlnce not required. Traveling nomo--territory. vpn-mo gifted
I' i '
29| spsillna Ava., 0 _____;\_ M12, » -.¢¢---_----'@‘
in - had he ever made ii biizizcr cnllcrtion of fossile in the same length of time. He had s ent the greater part of his time in the Red Deer district, which 'ho explained had never before been explored except, by the -lniericcn Government. In this region lbcy al-
so found remains of lll_ards in el;
s ronortlnnl. _ernlietg wi
$32" nil: home in gttawa for the winter and next June will strike out again for the Red Deer region.
llinlrh Ullfmmf WW llfllb "Nl
lin: aiiratiunwa an m¢ro oem.
PIIIIIISIS IGIIIISI
l IHI lilllll llUlllS
BERLIN, Oct. I8--(Special)--The protests against food duties of muni cipalltles, parties and business organi-
iirst they are accompanied by excep- tional measures intended to meet the need. A feature of the recent pro~ tests is that many come from quart- ers which are usually identified with the Agrarian cause. Such is a pro- test inode by the Inter-Municipal pouncll of the Province of Branden-
tovins which are dominated by the Agrariaii Conservatives in the neigh- borhood; and hitlicrto they have beeui.
Council passed, unanimously and, in
dihcussion, a resolution demanding opening of the frontiers. A confer-
litles has passed A resolution demand-
cipal Council of all Germany for the purpose of arranging common action. Stuttgart, Altonii, and six other inu- lilcilialities have demanded the simi- inouing oi the llciclistng iiniyieililitelv in order that the legislation which causes the food famine may be re- considered.
l‘rlTSi`iNEll DY
tiiratioii into the death of Leon Bar-
wzis ii suspicion that the man was "ilic(l by ptoniuiiie ioisoiiinf Uoionei
Bnrtell, who was a cigarnialrcr, aged
The indications favor speedy recov-
Hefore his departure to take up
~ :ii.'°s.‘;c: ii.¢:‘.t:f_.°“:f_i:. ‘;;‘;.%;_‘:::.;
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-After 3, day ut ,_ the . h. S _ Y _
_ _ , , _ y paris loner 0 fernon ll ver'
- §;3__?_;e_g;Bst_0§_I,5_'_i£'t (“°_§_')__§,C"’__f_3'e1_f'os__I_;1_;_5_'__ with the _following address which was (Canadian f’ress)
_ _ t ~ - - . . accompanied with H good purse. H0§TiIN OCC. lb--The BOB?-Oh
1/.ations continue. In the case of the __?_:Ha_t_;2g his c°ndm°“ ‘B vlnmauy To the _Right Reverend James M0,-rl. Rod-box, ’ pennant winners of the
_ .' som D_ D, American League are worl<i's cham-
. . ' ' ~ ' f 1912. Defeating the New
ery, but a rise in temperature today _Blslwp uf A“t‘g"mSh~_ mm,” 0 ~ _ _ _ for a time made the condition seem May It Pletfse Yom 1‘°I`d9h‘P5*‘ 50?( .Natmnalgl tfilday by “l 590'” °f more scrioul _ 'l‘lie parishioners of St. Joachim's “ - 1" te” mnmgfi of hlttefllf The discovery Wlls made toda that Church, Vernon River, can not allow fought stfuggm the R°d‘S0x captufefl
___ rib was fracwred V you to pass fwm their midst without the fourth victory of the series and
Not before F__m__,_y_ if an goes we,,_ giving you ___ token 0, their ,o,,e_ eB_ carri_ed_ ofi hthe premtier honors in can the ex-President lie pronounced teem and veneration towards your base nl' T _”‘ man S “On three
hU!'l£~ 'l‘hIH coiincil represents small irce from danger of blood-poisoning DEPSOH, and to give expression of lio\v games of R series mat was played by
and other complications. _ V keenly they feel the separation. xf;orc,e ttf?" a quaftef of a mu'
-----~-- We duly appreciate your hum-ility
these ties would long endure, bulgi C d l.i 'll l th ' ‘ _
(IHIEF JUSTICE' loevingathtvlleiiiolis gxollllfavznglolniftzli
taught us, we humbly submit to the
WINNIPEG, Oct. 15-F. W. G_Ha`ill Div, E WHL
n
tain, leader of the (‘unsei~vativos in F _ f _ _ ____________tc__(_w____ ____ _ _ __ _ or years ue had ollowed your die
- "5 e"“’““Pf recmve trnguished career as Rector of St
word at his home ili Regina, of his Dunstanrs Catymyml and ,vitnessed iallimlfltment M (lhiilf JUS*-Ice 0f U the wonderful work you were doing Hiiskatchewnn Suprenie Court. (‘.bicf fm. Religion so that when _.Em were .liistiuc Wetmore resigned som, w. li ' ~
f* Fe ained pastor of St. Joachim's Pur-
. _ . Iiifing on account of nge nv ‘ h . i . ‘-
|.;ArpyN¢; SM,_aAGES_ “E0 re _ __ _ _ » _ is , vie recognized that ue were eig-
_lg/;_I__.t _fr_;<_e:;_1s inéide ii big nally honored in having so distin-
LONDON, Ont. Oct. 14.--An inves- Mp men '
g-uished an ecclesiastic at our head,
_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Your five years of sacred ministry in
tell i:oiniiieiicf-d today, and as there PhI"I\'A_n()()" (Abma DNOR( E' 01"' nllilst INW9 flllll’ Hflliisfied 0111'
_ ` higli expectations, and the intimate
._ _ _ _ ,__ _ . I»AWnI'II`f("I‘:BlIRI5. Ind.. UCI- I4* i knowledge we have had of you in that l-`erl;un-oii opened nn inquest toiiight.|f]"l_m_ W' hmuth’ F" _"ml estate wld time has mf’-‘I0 deeper and stl‘0I\f§€l`
’“S"'“‘?“` hmkw' dm “Pt “P99” "1 our attachment to your person. You
tiiirty-two, came here with his fam-Ithe suit for absolute ‘hvorce lu-ed have been to us a living example of ily from Detroit recently. Last even-laffainst him IW MTS- CFH'\‘ie Wl11t€l` our ideal of the true priest of God. ing lic was taken suddenly ill and re-i “dt K"a“th» and the ilecfee WHS It lo not therefore surprising to ns moved to Victoria Hospital, where'€§‘“‘t€‘l lJY_‘I_$:f1‘\\t(-_ MYR- KWH*-ll gilt that God called you to higher duties he died. Members -of the family ex-2 1° “H-me 0 TH- ‘Rifle COIL that Of and we would be selfish, indeed did’ pressed the belief that his sickness hill’ husband. Mid 0bU1i\1B ii0SS€BSi0n we not rejoice to see you clothed with was due to the eating -of -sausages, anlof _her two children. Mrs. Kranth tes- the Qlgnity and character 0| the eDis_ “MY “iw other 'Q$1.`5°" “te 9f_~°‘J*° .*"'l‘°‘£lI'm°‘»l»» that K~¥f*1'}£tI!..¥1 _ W!-I ~"I"~h.°_f».-'connte, although it means separation a' ciiiinginr-i~_~_viii“o» also corrnnniiiefi 'n ,ciiinn'an'd‘_seime ri yssliia' io ‘fmm V0," devbtéd ,,,_'c'k_ feeling sick. Tonight "thai Coroner her peek-a-boo waists and don't care You have already (lem gy-eat and tnok the evidence of the family, as garments, the long plume on her noble work for G05 and Mother Glu". they are leaving the city, and an ad- large hat, and even to her kee in u ~ - - _ D K ch. brit ni the wider sphere as Bis- Journmont was made to inquire into pet dog Mrs Kranth was the heiress h ffh » t t '
_ _ - -_ _ _ rip o _ e impor an diocese of Anti-
t2§t;,“l""" of the meat that is hu” “I Dr' Karl W- Walt" Bild the WNIOW gonish, you are destined to accom-
l-* of Robert H. Colt, attorney, push still greater deeds for GONE
The Illorning Guardian (mailed) one year. ......$2.50 The Canadian Countryman (weclly) one yesr...$I 50
mu
'cfm papers for price of once”
l`oi' the rnoiilli of (lC'I`()Ill~]lf flip (-in.\irli.lii iii.ui.\ fciiivii has
/-A WONI}IiRFUI. CLUB 0FFIlR-\
In conclusion we pray. that God will give you length of days in the episcopate, and that the joys and
. consolations which come to the faltiw
_ ful pastor and shepherd of souls may in an abundant measure be yours, and as earnest of our sincerity please accept the acconipaiiying purse.
On behalf of the parishioners of St.
_ Joachim's Parish, Vernon River.
His Lordship in his reply referred
to the harmonious relations which existed between himself and the par-
<‘-iiiililvtcil uri'a.iig<‘ni<~iils to ol'f`ei' lliv zrliovv two papeix to any ad- <Ii'cs~a in I’i'in<'¢' I‘I<I\va|~rl Islunil for only $2.50
If is not iicrfv.s.~'i\i'_\'_ to iiitroiliu-ri "'.I`lic (iiiii\i'di:rn" io thc roirilinl:
prihlir' of this Pi'o\'inc<~ :is if 1-iijo_\'_- ii Iurgei' l'ii'r'uI:\tioii by thous- :uuls than any oi' its <-oiiiyu-titoi's_
The (‘aIriiili:ui (‘o\iiil|'_\'iii:iii is ii \‘\`I'IEKL\' Iii.-l'iii inai.rav.iii<',
liiililif-ilivil in 'l`oi'oiifo_ ilul. liriiifuil on <'xi'i~lI¢‘|it miafiiil liupnr. size of paiizi-.vi Il x I4. :mil the <'oli_\‘ to Iiiiiul contains Il? liagos.
The flainudlaii (‘oiiiiti'_viiiiiii is l'ull of’ farm ideas, uplendirlly
illiisti'ui*v<l with furni \'i<‘\\‘_~'. l`ui'ni iri:\1‘I\iii<\i'y in opelutirili. fields of \'oi_;'r‘l'u.I>Ii~s. prize wiiinlulr Iioi'si»_~a. vaiflu. hoygs. slim-li, views of the Ari .»\sso<'i:\tioii vxliiliit ui 'l`oroiito, atv.
(lu uiiotIn\r lingo fui'i»Iu\i' |i:irti1~uli\rs :iw l.;i\'v~ii rrlioiif Tho (’5n»
uiliuii Couiitiyiiinu. '
MAII/YOUR RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTION TODAY USING TIIE FORM BELOW
Hiiiisi-riliiioii l)op:ii'tiiu~iii. _ _ _
'|`l\i~ (‘liarlot.ti-foivii fiiuiriliuii.
(‘Iiarlott<~io\\'ii. l’, li, I,
l)vui' :~‘»ii-.-_ _ _ _
Eiirloscil find Iu»i~i-\\'itIi $2.50 lining i'oile\v:),I s\i|>s<‘|'ipfioii
tothe Moriiiiil; (iluuriliiui for one _\'i‘;ir. With this e-iiilisi°ri|>tio|i |_ iinilvi'stu.iul lliut [will ri-1°:-iw i~`RlCI:l for one _vi-ui' Thi- (‘.z\iiudiuii
ishioners of Vernon River. He appre- ciated their kind words as they crime from those who knew him intimately, and he would be slow to forget their many acts of kindness _ shown him during the five very pleasant years he spent in their midst. In conclusion he recommended himself to their pious prayers as higher duties car- ried with them greater responsibili-
IlUP.N HI) T() I) l~}A’l'I-I.
NEWMARKPIT, Oct. 14.-A sudden
gloom was cast over tnis town short-i ly after noon today when it became known that Mrs. Chas. Gilliard had been burned to death in her home. She was all alone in the house, and while getting dinner ready was put- ting coal oil on the fire' to hurry it along, when she must have caught ilre from an explosion of the oil when it ignited, as part of the nil can was
(‘oiiiiti~_viiiiiii. ii WEl~lKI.\' iiingiizine priiiti-.il in 'loi-onto, Ont.
N:\ni4‘........ . .... . . ....
I‘osl.i)lI`i<'v ..........-..............
.\’l<l\\' siilis<~riluirs to 'i`lu-_ (-iiiiwiliuli run take :ulranffilre ofiliis offer. t lu, lf.\lrf` ,
found on the floor and part in the stove. She made her way tg the hall it is thought to telephone, and got rid of her clothing there. as it was found to have burned a hole in tne floor, and then in ber excitement re- turned to the kitchen, where she ex- pired. Mr. Gilliard found her there
___ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ._.__ _ -_n -___-_-,=-,-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-,-,-,-_-_-_--:: v~-----_-_-.-_--_ -_-,-------_-_-~--.-:-_-.-.-_-_-_----------1
dead on coming home nt noon.
I \
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SCHEPPS GIVES EVIDENCE IN BECKER TRIIIL
_-Z-~___l_
Giunts in u8core of Three to Two
l op a 1 one con es ivus ii tie.
Ai' tl I I h ‘ltl I ' th
~ ‘ ~ - t . - '
_ oivi-.uno HARi3on nosirp. and merierty. which brwe always been _,w,.,";,,,,f§“ 1__‘§_ .,-fm (,,',,,_'lf_;";§,_,,_§
counted as themselves mainly Oonser- I _ __ _ -~ _ such prominent traits of your charac- 1,, the wth ,hen the Red sux got in .,at,\-e_ Ne\»¢l~¢llele5s the B,-andenhlll-gi iil`iA\lA,- Oct. lla.--The Harbor ter. and we would hesitate in our two rum, W,,,,,ing hy a score of 3_2_
_ _ _lloard of Quebec was announce_d_t0- step, indeed, did_ we not deem it ri . The score by im,ing,.;.._
order to emphasize its will, without ‘ fI_“}'- IL “"‘II '3°"5|st_ UI William sacred duty to give expression of our New yU,»k.,.U.U_l.g.0_0
iiicc, ex-M. P., chairman, J. B. feellngk _ BOst0n_,__,,_0_0_0_0_1
Letcl ier and Alfred Gravel. The op- During five years we have been link.
ence representini: the Baden municipa- ,flmtlon of the “CW dry' d0C‘i l>\`°I{i1‘ ed together by the strong fllial ties
“II Wm he °°"’m‘tl5e“ to the shlpfof devoted children to their beloved
ing the summoning of the inter-Munp ,mntf f°‘1"”'t‘°“' pastor, and we fain would desire that _
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TW() DROWNED IN
HAMILTON BAY.
HAMILTON, Oct. 14-A double
drowning fatality occurred in the bai- ahout 20 feet from the swimming baths, when Charles Smith, aged 29 years, employed as a lilacksmitii at the Gurney Scale Co., and George Forbes aged 29, lost their lives. Smith and Forbes had spent the morning fishing, and at 5 o’clock got a boat at Askew‘s boat lmuse and went out again on the bay trolling.
Al; 6.05 o'clock cries for help were
heard. and rvman who wus in Askewq; boat house Jumped into a dinghy and went to their aid, brit was unable to rescue the unfortunate young mph whom he saw some distance nw: locked together, one treading the winter and keeping both from sinkllpg They both went down about the time he reached them.
ISAAC HALL SEEKS REDRESS.
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Brl)iI<e|II. Riseln Temper- I won From New York
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men Union Strikers and Non-Unlonlsts
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,I (Canadian Press) VANCOUVER, oct. io.-In ii tight ‘nmonrr tne longslioremen of union strikers and non-unionists, J. K. Quay this morning was fatally stah- lied at the (7. P. R. wharf. miss. Boring, the alleged assailant. was arrested. _ Ile is a non-union man-_and thovic-
tirn belonged to the union.
VICIOUS ASSAULT BY _
OLD MAN ON A GIRL.
ST. THOMAS, Oct. .14-Mics Maud
Palmer of Port Stanley is lying at her ho e in a very serious condition as a guilt of being struck with an axe on the jaw in the hands of Tom ilunn, an aged man residitg nearby, and the village is in A hubbllb I excitement as a result of the murder- ous assault. Miss Pllhof Wm struck Baturdny afternoon; ghd’ pivot regained oonsc1ousnesa_unf:i1 iuncly' night, and today, though alla 'ls con- scious, her memory as to past events
is blank. » '
scifi-:Nrv-Frvin in A
_ BURNING MINE.
HOBART, Tasmania, Oct. 15.--
Hundreds of rescuers are battling
ziguirist tlnines and smoke to save sevent -four eutombed min at
Y BPS
the North Mount Yyell mine. The ilre started through the blowing out of a motor fuse last Saturday. In a. few minutes clouds of smoke began to
pour from thc mouth of _tile ,mnln
shaft where one hundred and lift! than were known to be working. Seventy- six men reached the surface. One died ufter he got out.
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i.oNpoN sooiivrv i-ras New Ap. i.oNnoN, ore.. is-London "my
women have found a. nowrl _ of amusement, but it ls don _' if the latest craze of enlightment n the
WASHINGTON, Oct., 15-Senator Lodge is appealing to the state De- 'lrartlirrwtirsdski-'* the proper steps to have the Mexican Government pay a claim for about $40,000 dam- ages held against the neighboring re- public by I-Pillzcrt Lester Hail, al na- tive of Winthrop, Mass, and the son of Isaac (‘_ Hall sr, formerly United States Consul at Charlottetown, P. I. _
The revolutionary conditions in
Mexico have brought severe losses upon Mr. Hall, and upon the payment of this claim, it is held, depends his ability to recoup his losses and his fortune. Frorn n position of consider- able wealth, Senator Lodge, is in- `forme<I, Mr. `Hall has had his busi- ness aliiiost completely ruined, been captured, held for ransom, escaped and is n;i\v fighting in thc Mexican courts for redress.
Mr. Hull has been ehe successful
proprietor for a couple of big hotels in thc Southern republic, and near the city of Cucrnavaca, where had a hotel, lie had a fine ranch planted with trees und berries and enclosed in a wire fence.
In accor-luuce with plans aoollteii
by the Governnierit, the Federal gen- eral, floliles, destroyed all the build- ings on the place and turned horses and cattle into wire enclosure. The damage is cstiinated at about _$40.- Q00 and the claim luis been adiudicat- ed by thc Mexican courts, but it is necessary for the American _Govern- ment to act before the cluim is paid. i~li;nator Lodl.;c was allilwlvil U’ BWI
it is iicccssnry for ghini to rcqu_est fha linitvfl States Embassy in Mexico (iity to ask the Mexican Government to pay the clnim. Senator Lodge made the request and Mr. Hall is in a fair way to get his ni0n0Y~
THE IIIEITIIER
TIIE TEMPERITURE
TIDES. l00II. ETC
(Special to The Gnerdiflh-) 'l`0RONT(l, Oct. 17.-Fresh wester-
lv and southwesterly winds; fine and \‘.'¢'l.I`ill8I'.
The lowest temperatiire recorded
_vpgterllny was tl\ii'i.y-four degrees abi; if vero and the higliest was tliir- ty-eii;iii_ dergrccs abovc__ The liiivest recorded the previous night was thir- ty-four degrees above. At. nine u. in. it wus tliirty-four degrees above and at nine p. ni. it was thirty-four de-
Nmw vor:K. oct. 16.-Dapper nt- street. with Rose and Harry vallon. ,iiienee be went to ina aiiartinenir on grim ‘tiiii-Itiviii be iiiiiii uns afternoon tie Sam Scliepus,~ganibler and under- of pickin! HP "D580 Fflllk.” and Fourteenth Htreet and then to the nt 3.50 und tomorrow at 4.49; it WMM h."ng°r`.°n' who District Attm; thence drixing tl). Webber? pokarli apartment uf the g“"me“' will be hiizh tomorrow morning at noy Whihmmis men seized at H0 rooms. Witey Lewis, Leftle "Did they say anything to ou?" Q ti da r. 3.11.
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Fllirings, Ark., took the witness stand Lcwis and ‘ G/ip the Blood, ’ were -'They asked me if tum, was any .I.h;m;,,,, Bets 6;” morning at 5_1()
this morning At the trial of Police waiting on the street. All went up message from Jack Rose. I told them and lomot,-ow at 5_0g_ lt rl,” to- hientenont Chee- B*°""» R0” V““ ‘“‘° the "“"°' "°°'“"» s°h°P\’° .““d» tiwrc wer some money comin: to morrow nrorninr at 6.21 and satur- lun and Webber having given their and sat down at a table. “pridge" tllcmy _,ay at 6_22_ '
coinciding versions of this alleged plot Webber, im wntlnued, went out and Schepps then described the payment t t i lit t. 10.00.
- Tl cs on g a
to slay i-irrmnn Ro¢enn~iai.__ 'rife pro- reigrrieii witii_ tn; n;__es:age t\iat__i_a__0,€ 0, the. g,,m,_,,__ ,he _,ay 0, the m,,,.d,_,_ “__ new _____0__ ,___ ,_.h_,,_,_
sscutor hoped to find flirt er eorro- en a was a __ e e ropols. -“ a He sam that the money WM, passed _ _ och ,oth M' 9_4-l a_ m__ lioration in the story of Scheppn. Tho hspvened then? naked Assistant Dil- to them at “meth stmct and mmhm l",I5_,'____ _,rat __,mrt,_r (_, the mon little gambler has descrili_e_d himself tr_l_ct .dttoriiey Moss. a,.mue_ Webb" giving it to Rosh Wm ,___ ____ ,,.h,,__s,my_ not Nth
the "Keystone of the Arch. __ Lottie. flip. Whitey Lewis and “ho handed it to .rhetty ,_m,,e_»» __ ___ ____
Bcliepps told of knowing Jack Rose Dago Frank went out. Schcpps B¢i5 q h ld l th - ' t ith R `
_ _ _ .c clips sa ie en wen w one T, 1 _th f t la wlll lm ten
and former Ll'l\\¢0hB“*- B°°\‘°;i_ llnélwgf °h“'~Mh*" “gt °‘“3_ I°t°"' “"1 tzaced to the home of Harrv Pollock and hom’-2 RTS' lift? mllllilliig .
lxrilillg il:-wafialligeifreggfil-veititl time meet- Igrrmnli-ay nxssotbef ritrTe(tIi°mi°-iii 1§_‘“;°", :ith Fm” §,‘:°“’ §““‘ 1,05,” iFrom Yester<isv's Evenirls G“°"1i°“
‘ . .' -~ ' _ “ “E ' "°m “I” ° WE” ° The temperature at eleven o’okic
ing at Dorn Gulberts house when that about 1.30 o clock that morn the LMa_yet,_c Baths and returned to » _ __ Rqsenthalhi former wife made the af- ing, about half an hour before the ,,o,,oc,_,s ,_m,____ the next m0,,,,,,,‘_ today by the _‘Roxall Store Ke fldavit “Blaclrenlng the gambler’s murder, *in saw Lieutenant Becker thermometer with a northern expo character " on the night before the driving in an automobile on Forty- -'If ffmnlmd “II ‘IW md at the re' ure was sixty-three above.
fnurder. 'Ficiiepps also told of getting second street. After the murder bequest of Rose, went to Lieiitenailti ----~
into the murder car at Fourteenth met Harry Vallon at the Elks club. fieckrrb house in the evening. Mlmird s Linlment und by Phyllc
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art of practical ccckocy jccrlously
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Mayfair and Belgravia. ,l" -
Viscoiintess Esher is ifesponsiblftor
the newborn domeiitlc_ ctivity, ~ 'and last week the first .series of ' na were given in her lipllse in erton street, near Grosvenor Sqn Q, Mont of the (st _ Bti he .U-'&V_°U°d
to the rendezygla in _olno_biles, each carrying a hite ap o_n, B pair of white sleeve( and ai/kitchen cloth. and among those w _have actlvsly interested tlwiiselv in Lady Eohifs scheme are _, EC0lln B Falklabdr H61' daughter, the Hon Lettice Ca.l'y.L$¢Iy Altamont, 'her dqlllghtors, Lady -Helen I-n-assey, Lady/ Duckworth, Lady Mountgarret, Lady Margaret Graham Lady Richard,-Wellesley, Lady Helen iiootle-Wildraligm, Lady Mindurn- liome and Lady Terrott.
HIIIIDIIIICEIIEHTS.
CDIIIIG EYEIIT9»
IIEEIIIUS, ITC
One cent per 'word each -insertion
in this column. Cash mutt -looon- pany order and five por cent dflooimt allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
"Plenty of home made candy at
the Opera House tonight, in aid 'I the Y. M. U. A. 10-171111.
"Show your interest in the Y. M.
O. A. by attending tho entcrtlinihdnt tonight. Curtain rises at 8.15.
10-Yflli.
"D, McLean, Crapuud, begins ii big discount sale on Monday, Oct. Mth. See ad in another column. 10~1$\lll0\
"Excellent home made candy for
_ sale Thursday nt the Opera I-loune-_ i 10-16lI1i.
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niitli nt the Opera House' _y. _i-rein the Y. M. 0.' A. '1'io¥_4li; hc. '3.'ro, noe. 18-130.
"llehind each touch you giv_| I IH. on the Reiiiingtoii. is a decadl Om ‘gineei-ing experiment, over -oil#
lim successes and oiucnorulg
my and organisation.. A. M _
er, Halifax, N. S., ID'
service. This ran truly C both my f.ypow_i£ite1_s. ` lx Premier and the Um ngtdhk ~ Fraser-, Hai-liar, N. s.- to-£1.
-'Parties winning so supply fiona and timber for thu oxbsnll@» \0 f-IIC brenkwnter at Bouril.B00 9°
n to meet R. G. Henley AC lilo ¢*»0\"
. at in Hotel any tinge d\_xrl\f¢. moi* 2_1'
Friday lllth ins
°°('ounon holders of thc Sfkooluiitb
l entertainment. in aid ofko Y. I. C.
K A. are advises that theplup opdl at di Jaml\coa'l» aid Rllilff CN! l50\”"\\ e- nn Thursday morning? lol-9 tb 10.
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