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-MONTREAL Oct 21-af Special )._']‘°. subs 11 Q d

_ ,hi , s Brough _ _hy e Recent Troubles ln Spanish Three Slain _by a Stranger-Who After-

0 H d _ L0 _Il e Government Affairs. W?-0|iliC3l Life ill_5|Nlin is Not a ` wards Looted ,the Home of His _He "U fed Yea” A20- “Bath of Beautiful Roses , Evidently. ‘ Victims and Disappeared. '

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' \ - 0 P on an enough was ral cd MADRID ,.-0 t.~ Z1- S 11- _ t ti . ,

any flowers were wrenched eround tho- to stan. -rhé monument right awfy. 3 h ' - cy ( pac a) Th°`iv¢?rln‘in°1:n";n:h;ao§h]Ssiitnlor? Dari-fi ilimied Wwe” King Aims” and Prem" MM' KANSAS CITY’ 0°” 21”‘S""°‘“1') H” 'md "'°°“ "1""‘ "*"°“gh tm’

,uollu,nax_ erectod 8, hundred years It had a stormy camen _ _paula cabins , headed by Premier “uhm °!_‘Fe"_er_ fonowedab £511' ra when _His Majesty bitterly reproa- -Alonzo Van Royer, bla wlfe B-mr head. » _‘,‘gri'~‘._~,PQU°l"‘ Of Admiral Nelson. Twice attempts were made to des- Mnura' resigned this a(t°m‘°°°' The popular demonstrations of iiisa rgvched f-11° Premier for failing to give sister-in-law were sla-in and their Mrs Va" Roy" ‘ms Elmt thu” um' _ t.°'£'g:rlgr°}:g_'gt monument erect- grey it, the last time being over 5 Cabinet was formed ln January., ,RL broughr .markers to _B urrsrspp Thlm an opportl-\l1'lf»y *-0 ¢l°f°l5° R°Y°1|h°m° 1°0t€<l' es, and her sister six times. ' " - onenyears h th f V - ‘._» , ` ' F' hdddll -' l d ll!! _his victory and death ar- fcluief or pd.,c‘;5‘;n:i' ;FnmE_bB;_l1; Btglée l9{)t7.was honservative and had succeed ,_ Wllgen np°aI_Z_li8lI1_bl_____eal_1_:is !:_;>_i.le11ed the liu- Drerozation in a Ptrdon for Ferrer. The women were found dead in the a diziglmorilcil :ieng n(i~e"::lsAslin,§fw' an R'¢¢l__._i§____r)dq|;\|,;-gal gwo months after erm, dynamrred “__ but dm not (row ed uve liberal mdnlsteries in the pm--_e;\l'r_y._usa¥led the g0v__m*:;_>";n\;i\:*.g_l:erebwas a violent scene in tbnikitchen. The Police-suspected the Van Royar was seen here with a * _-_w,§_tq._,_ ownjn ,Eng ami and .B ban troy “_ ending eighteen months -cabinet. showed a menus _mm __ un mem) anll er _tdspnties yestenday whenhusband of thc crime and oegan a stranger. The l’c ice bclicve 'the _q|o!r!l___prog_rl_\_as ,en ,md ,wome,,_ Ir Wm, repaired -Dy_ public 9ub5cl_,p_ stern measures to nur down nu- Than came _the reported o 3 .,__he oDI>0s lon renewed .its attacks on Seafléch, and the holy was found .100 man lacrned Van lilly-cr had money at led _ y a renc mayor, algned B tion, B - _ scene be-, e government. yar s from the house covered wltb home, and, accompanying him to his

_ _ ___ __ _______ _ *_ ~" *>v ___ ;_ '-~- - --~ -~~--~-----_-v _ _ _ __ leaves IIOUBB, C0mmitted the murders,

lf lull nu lil un wan uf ul wuuul ull lulsl ull f~ullll

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came 1r,,,,,_Br,,_,,,,,,,_,, to R,,,me_,, ,,,s_ ~ l.oNDoN, ooloncr zo-'rho mon nod- __ - tance of 19 mr1es_iu thlrty minutes CONBTANTINOPLE O t 2 fort, who mahe sl confession to the

4 I - -S - . MIDDLE-TOWN. Oct 21-(S 1 1. _ too y. 'rh dl' lhl .fed _ - _ ~ C -(Spec-lnamilton Kinrndc murder, vu renll A ~ _ Mormen of South Alberta An engineer and al brakemanpec‘ mwere :icuii o-ve-rethertity eanzxeggeslngevciiigr iam enty tive persons wow ‘named John Carry and he was Dora’ And was Septenctid to Wmes out Se"-ara' Manufac'

are in Error in this scalded to death mrerr the Erie her -Cho ga_rdeus_ of the varies" was sem drowned followl'n_;: the hurstingfc-f 3 in Ilondonl. His brother-in-law cull- _ _ _

gilt train' leaped the track and rolled ny the p(,pe_ who was raking hrs dalrn at Lake Derkos. ell at Brixton prison today to vlslt _|mpr|S0nmunf_ br Jud 6 turm Ph(-lc #lol "~’ “il

R18 ect down an-embn'nkmenlt‘ at Gurmond-a. laily walk at the' time. The pontiff The Lake is thirty miles north West him' Bedfort was 8’ well dressed “"9-“ J, g g H I “J H H'

' p ' _ - A Flremlan .ls missing and is supp- -ltopphfl to watch thc evolutions and of the city. ami Supplies water for When he B~I’l`iV0<1 ill this counrtry, and L .I dr-ry S rpaj I l - .~

osed to be hinder elle wr-o0lgag¢_ rdmired the gracerulness exhibir_ed_ the capital. _he had a considcraule amount of _ - p . l l.l..l ,or

OAMMRY. oct. 21-(sp.;ola1>- Tlllii-he Mmmlone of Southern Aller- ta believe they are rc-ally living in the.’l.Pn_'ltsd'_Statss, owing to an omg. ed lnlleteke ln the survey of tho Incer- national Boundary, is the story bm

ughlt vby City Sol.-loltoe Childs, on bis'

return from; that district. The story originated in the United States.

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_ MONTREAL, Oct'o'ocr 20-It has .been <1-ecided by the C.P.ll»'. steamshil

1‘he llirlgitlle flew so low tnat its

, llullcll zulu

I rmoney on lrim-_ Hs did not look like

J00\1l1Bl1tB‘c0u1d be clearly distinguish-I ' |a malrnwho h_l_a_;i worked his passage rd ' 'over s 'nro er-in law doe t

bell v S no

. -___ l|([|H Hll|r;g,[ ~ ~. r he

| lto which he has made a confession.

He says there is no insanity ln the family Bcdfort would no* tell ls

i Kmgihrothor-in-law the name ofthe steo!r`n_

_er which he stated that he came Qver

. ST JOHN, Oct 21-(Spccial.)-At Woodstock this evening, Sandn' Mon- acelfi, aged nioetecn-_ was found guil- ty of manslaughter, having been indicated for murdering Nicholas La-l ganie, at Bercll- Wood, on August

S+-. in. ‘Bcdfort was four _years in Cansirla. eighth .

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Judge Landry immediately sentenc-

f. \". '_ . -' ct _"F .\',_'?c| ._1_),__ F--~' lu Lf . _'ict ing :cuter of this Gil) l __ crl ll du1nu;,_e of over $300,000. '

Tnc fire originated in the huge

plant of the Dayton Sclllc Company. __The lognl fire department, finding the plant was dvonlell, turned their

'authorities that only temporary re-

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Empress of Ireland, which recenltly

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_Mntane. The Empress will be patch-

' 'cd up at Quebec, and- will leave in - _ - l ' u. week or Uen days for Liverpool,

lwhere she .will be drydocked and tho- _roughly overhauled. It`was figured

-*°-° §tb‘at,the same repairs wh ch would fit

her for the trip to Halifax would take

COPENHAGEN, oct. zo-The :other 11

of M. Knud Rasmussen has received a “

S.

lggger from ‘lug som who has “ved for and will be mann-ed by her regulal many years 'ambnr the. Eskrmos and officers and crew. It is expected that speaks tb-,_ language r,er1ect]y_ _lt will take a month' or more at Liv-

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In 'ohedetter M Rasmussen says he 9

will arrive at Copenhagen from Greefn- are suited t° be not "5 serious as

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land on November 1, bringing mn."

uhmve eviderrre 'in favor or Dr_ Cook her business will bn taken. c-are of by

against "C'oinm»an'der' Peary. ` ' t

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wlmlws llull

lulnlln's Hull

earnest appeal to a burglar as she 1,,

out un .lu 'W1 in the Semi-slucm Cree- Isuppoocd The losses, it is sald,,w1l1 ted by e night lump. Mrs Buuluhlrenolr thc two-million-dollar mark, Coleman. of Fersuscu. reached his and thc total insurance is five hund- better -nature _and caused him, with red thousand dollars. The Board of

lowered head and slinking steps, lr,H

return the money and jewelry he had ing today and decided to rch-`uild their

taken. fr

"You’re a burglar. eruu't you ?";1lhos. It was also decided to hold a

she asked of the figure dimly ‘revnaledlm in the kitchen adjoining. I-lie silence m

convicted him. '_ to of the city have 'noon lrwltcd to be I'm not going to take you to itask present and advise \ ith the commis-

for that," she continued in a low|si

voice calculated not to awake her ings to he constructed. The dlebrir

husband asleep in the front room, and is

tim children at her side. "My husbandiwster are playing on the ruins, to iB,Bn invalid, and I am tryin-g to gether with the aid of the Davies support this little Umily. I know you wrecking steamer Strathcona,\vhich ir

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_ of property 'oy the olg fire that oc-

ST. LOUIS. Oct- 20-BY a simple. onrroa in this city on saturday night

pairs shall be made in Canada 'to the

truck a rock in the St Lawrence on

er across the Atlantic. Tlle Em/press ill take cargo, but no passenger

pool to repair her dam-ages, which

as at first feared. In the nloantimc

e Allan line boats.

. PNNPENTY BY BIGFIHI

QUEBEC, Oct 20-The destruction

st is much more serious th-at at first

arbor Commissioners held a meet

eight sheds at o-ncc on fireproof

eetln-g of thc board tomorrow orning, and all thc inlrura-nce argen-

oners respecting the fire-proof build-

stlll burning and ten streams o'

need the money or you wouldn"t hefm-oored to the Point a-'Caruy WMP here, buff I probably need it worgqancl throwing water from her power- lhnn you. You see these children who ful pumps upon the bufuiur. ruiuu if

are dependent upon me n wofm-an_lssve the wooden wharvcs. Thr You are 'a man' It is for 'you to de- H-m0\1“t Uf PfC"'i5i°“S awmmng ship' clde who needs 'the money most." lmvflfl in the U0lf\'5-tUl'“Kf W9-S Very __ The thief-did not answer, but tossed large- R- F- G"°‘"“i» B ‘mai °°m`

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air-li.T°i3:d‘.'doil<i) °li.1;°i2§§irf lioriileofkifhsend donors' worth or.nou< destroy- poekats tcfths dresser err,-1.163 led, which was all for shipment, and

` today he telegralphed to every mar-

M- et centre to obtain pork to fill his

or

inard's_Lini|nent for sale everywhere K

dcrs,vyitll the resultthat he camliot.

in W, _ '_ ‘#`

ission merchant, 'had twenty thou-°

SIR THOMAS .LIPTON

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NORTH SYDNEY, october zo.-' The steamer Stigsvada arrived 19,5; evening from Montreal and after tak_ ing; in llunken coal at the Dominion Goal cofmpany’s piers, proceeded to Philadelphia to load coal for the Do- _ninion Iron and Steel company, Six af the Dominion Coal companys stcamers have 'bean engaged in uhe Pjliladelphi-a coal 'trade sincel the be- _Zlnnlnglof the strike inl the Glace Bay district and so far about one 'vilundrcd thousand tons of the Amcricanl pl-Q_ duct have been landed at Sydney. Snveral of tlhe sea stcarners will pro- bably continue to carry coal from Philadelphia until the expiration of their season's charter with t'he Dom- inion Coal company.

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NNY WILLNM TELL ENIPPLES BNNVE CHUM

OMAHA, Oct. 20-Unlike Williaml l’sll, William Hudson shot and mis-I -led the mark. As a result, Adrlancef fllingworth, fifteen years of age, ofl

Roanoslk, Ia., is likely to go through’ rife a cripple. Young Illingworth was in Omaha risiting his friend, William Hudson,` if like age. They had been' reading che story of .William Tell shooting an. lppls off the head of his son and a' ew days ago entered into a discuss- on. of whether or not it required _'rc-at courage for a boy to stand vith all apple on his head as -a tar- get. _ . Hudson- insisted- it took nerve, vhile Illingworth said that if the uarksmlsn knew his business, it was .he most simple procedure. l “You doll’t dare to let me shoot n apple off your head," sa`ld'l-Iud-‘ lon. "I dare," replied Illingworth, “and i’ll lst you do it right now." Hudson got 'a 22-calibre target rifle md the boys went to a Vacant' lot.

“ I ,forgot the apple,” said Hudson. "Use a tin can," sllggnstell Illlng-

vorth, and one was found. Stepping off ten paces, Illlng;worth~ llaced the can on his head and told '-Iudson’ to fire away. -“All right; shut your eyes and I will fire at the can," commanded Hudson. °- _ "I’l1 shut my eyes, but don’t you 1hut\_vours.” said Illingworth. , An instant later there was t-he re- -ori' nf a _target rifle and Illingworth

'ell h'Bd1Y W0\1ld0d- _'N10 b\\1`-*li Went 50 Yards, ( Senior)-lst, Stanley 204. Exports of foreign produce have P 5 _ wide of its m-ark audwtvuck the boy and Hloopor, (tie) Abbles; 3rd. E. totalled $9,157,311, an lncrenee ol sl,-_°°““"Y \‘°"° 1°’“°“ 1° the “U ‘°"

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LONDON, October 20-James Keir +1- ed the Italian to life imprisomnont, energies to Suvin' the surr

, 'out hold out tho hope that good con- l

Hardie, socialist M. I-‘., said in a'

é

uct would- shorten his sentence. l

speech _at Sunderland tonight that hc_ d , _

hoped _lil was untrue the king was in-_ I ilhe murder arose from lc-alously tervenlng ln the budget dispu-Le. He ` - `°‘ er 8' glrl and durmg R dmnken Bn'

added: . "S0 long as the king stays outside Of Pal‘ty.Dolitics he doesfllo harm and; can bo tolerated; but the moment he

begins to interfere in politics it' is """'

not only the peers’ coroncts that willl

go into tho melting pot, the crownl SACKVILLE, Oct. 20-In one of the wi.1 go along with them." ,closest games ever seen an the Sack-

Referring; to Arthur Helllle1‘son’g'.ville gridiron, Mount Allison downed

question in the house of commons as'St Francis Xavie'r,fiiteen by the score' to whet‘hnr Great Britain had tried of 3 to 0 this afternoon. The Mount’ to prevent the shooting; of Ferrsr,`Ailison’s score was : cc r~r‘;' in Hdbdle Bald that 'lf Foreign Secretary the SSCOHII hillf ` y MC’ ' _ » p;\,_~.-5 GNW in answering to-morrow, showed by Pickup after tll. ‘._' l; .‘. ` on he had done nothing, he would share handled l.y hnrf o, dozer val...ry l:.c_;s la the :Lloquy a-ttaclling to the event, _McDougall failo-l t'o convert. llith cnc

jminute to play in the second h-nlf, St

____________,_ F)ancls Xaviergcarried the ball to Mt

Allison’s two yard. line. From- thc

, ,scrlm the ,leather went to the Msitors

_ half line and one broke through only ` ‘ fto -be caught by Harris. The latter

AT secured the ball in a mix-up, and

NEFEATEN Sl. F. X._

kicked to Mt Alliscn's twenty, where

heavier team, and had strong kicking

The Athletic Sports held in the

Arenla last n-.ight under the auspices of The Victoria Amateur Athletic As- sociation, was favoured with al mir attendance.

The program prepared was a _ long

one, so long in fact, that it was found necessary. to call off two of the events, viz., the race between I".-nlvsc on a bicycle and Hooper on foot,and the one mile relay

scrim, but the passing was high and

in their tracks. The ;vislt'ors were also; i ratlhcrv 'weak in tackling in open- places

wards and quarters showed up very 5 strong and most of- the tn-im's gains t

Their scrinl heclrd- well and was

was the five mile run-, irl which

the greatest of interest was centred | Q It was probalfy the best long cirt-

n.n.ce event ever run off in this pro- _

vince, from a_specta'tor’s point of _ iew. It was a hard struggle l'c- - C U

tween Thomas, Rofrlcrtson and Hw- '-

ley, the latter two making strenuous ' l effortsfto prevent Thomas from oh- , , taining thc lead, but succeedllrl; in (_

this, were unable to equal the _lnd- OTTAWA, Oct. 20.-The total trade tha coumry is go be held in (;ln¢ln, ian's sprint- at the finish. Robert- of Canada for-the firm. hall of the Dari tomorrow night to consider the son’s plucky ‘spurt at' the last was current fiscal year has hem' $3D4,390,- P one which won for him deserved vpp- 088, 'an increase of $43,221,436, ont

huse, though his endeavors only rss- about seventee" per cent, as com- 1

of the “Island Longboat," whose race mouths gf 1908, Import; ggclnglve of G was right worthily won. coin and bullion, have totalled $172,- y

Worth’s Band furnished music fc-l 373,148, an increase of $85,727,931, or _q

the occasion. over twenty per cent. The inqgansc B

The summary for the events is as in customs revenue has been $5, 2'.',- ,_

follows:- 658. it 50 Ywrde Dusk (BOYS)-1Bt, Ml- The t tnl of ex o-rts or do'rlesLic

the whistle blew for time. S I St. Francis Xavier had much- the 0

r being under the control of 'inc do 4

f,backs. The backs were well fed by the parténelgtlgf insurance' 1? the paymr'

Mt Allison men by good`tackling fre- Z1 r,-uently downed thelr,o_nponents right ti

_In loose work, however, their for-' 5

were made by this style of ploy. bt

thcrlng in' the lloardilf !.o..c, in nie had taunted his ri ._ .,_ l, _- failure.

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rirt lNSNNlNNl NNN _ ' Stl CHANGE IN Ll-.W

MONTREAL, October 20--A large deputlon of fire insurance ~lrl-cu ll....; all parts'of Canada. met h-src Uollight and will leave for Ottawa. tom-ol-rov.~, to interview Mr Fielding regarding- tho insurance bill which passed tbc commons last session 'but dll not or l through, The delegation will ask ill Uhe clause which permits f- reign c. ll: . apies to come into Canada and do I usiness without putting up a dep:s’t ‘

men o per cent. on he part of

he insured to the government, be. iminated from the bill. Tllc`leg'isla- on which has been before thc bank- ng and commerce committee for the'

ast_ three years was passed in thc! yingld-ays of last session and the in-_ urance msn claim that it was rushed

sing given thereto t

_ _ ls ounding >ul_ld:n€5S. out the blaze, ianned by a ' hlg-n wind, leaped across thc streets and alleys sprznding to the plants of the Cooper _Medicine Company and the I’nsfeur-Ch-anlberlnin Filter Com.

pany.

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MANS/.S (‘.l'l"l', Mo., '/:to'cr 20.- Ilcrr Bernard Dolnl.\..,__, secrctllry of the German Empire, last lrigllt llcrid- cfl lilo ...-._. fi '.-.-nl' bctwccu Germany

nl.l Englllllll,

"l’ouf," he said, when askod if the '

two countries would light. With hlm was Dr Wm Busse, secretary of .agri- culture for the colonies. 'lllgy h-ave been in this country n month study-

ng the culture of cotbn _

FNNN/l SCNNLANN

M()NTltE`Al.‘, Oct. 21---The lloynl

lrough without pfoper considflrntion Bank has lirought ollt ll pllrty oi

wcnty young -Scottish l:ln`: clerks.

-is-in The your.: m.cn arrived llerc fills

week on the /\.lan liner Ionian. They

Th eve t f thi-_ _ _ trong on they line out. I

e n o evc -ln , ' \.

n g Nweveri - will he distrilluted tihrouullollt thc

- » ‘ ' `-ban-k’s branches.

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Nl ‘HN|lHNNNSlgn{N{U BANK

w.\sli1No'roN, oct. 20'.-A mcotlno f important shipping interests of

rospectlve action of the railwa-ys,in he eastern part of fha country in~c

, _ _ _ ncreasing freight rates io the tcrri-'.

ulted in his getting wgltllln tuo fcet pared with the corresponding slii wry rut or me Migrissrrrd R,iver_ NO: "

et to increase the rates, but the usstion is under advlsemlent and the dvance will be made, probably in

hc iudplment of the railways' c.flicig,ls

' IN FANNNHNUNE

WINNl\l’l~I(l, Mun, Oct. 21-Business onrlitionsln the west are reflected in llunllrcd million dollar cxlmnsinn in

_bank clcarings, fivc lllillion dollar in-

e-termination has been reached ni crease in building operations ln Win-

nipeg .with a proporationate develop- ment in the country and other cities and a twenty million- bushels increase

he near future, if the coniitions in l

n the wheat field. 'Th'- banks are very active in estab-

. . o P - ` , _ _

Nam Vice; 2nd_ \vm1ams_ VMS; 3rd_ products rm. the half year .has been illstify lt. - 'llshlng branches in the ncuer towns

Jardine, Vics. ' $120,484,255, an increase of $10,375-

Many of the organizations of ship- ers throu hout the middle western

'n the neck, was deflected downward Huglwo 633_454_ the meeting and in addition have ad-

NEW YORK, October 20-The com- fnl; of Sir Thomas Upton to our shores has stirred a. grcult 09°" 0', interest as to what success the haromat alll have in his endeavors to bring about smother race for the Amerlcan’s cup. Sir Thomas is expected' hers on the steamer Cedric on Saturday. On,his arrival he will aecertadn, from mambo-rs of the New York yacht club whether they will accept a challenge from the historic cull under the universal rules wn_lch now govern races held -by the h-uw York yacht _elul,\, or whether the Club willl still' insist that t/he‘ Alu- erican's cup contest ‘ue held u-rider old rules have resulted in the develop” ment of freak yaclllts of such flimsy wumuctlen than there ls srevs deu- gel of the challenger going to pieces- nt sea, which being brought ‘to this country om her own bottom as prov- fded in the ru-lm of the contest. But under present racing rules, Sir Thom- as believes _ that a fast substuutlm Yacht club that a.race for th-c Amer-

fca's cup nam, assured of some chances of Duc S. I Sir Thomas hopes to convince the New York yacht ein-lr that n nw 10! the llmerlcve cup can never esvlu ‘uu held under the old condf-.|.om|s and that ff the club mulntains the atti-

WU 'it took two years 08° it U “W”

ENGAGES IN.. F 0RLORlN HOPE

oqulvallent to locking up the classir --,,,,,,g-- nl the cluvu trophy 'r0°1u» It was learned. h0W°V°‘°~ t-hm “°' less the present feeling am-0118 dfluf more influential club members un er- Koes a change Sir Th`°m““' visit. l’ likely to mu. “Dcu‘»U°~°H "‘“{‘_ members of the club and the PUD ¢ cnerally would like to see all_o..ue Elhnmrock in these waters." Bald 3 Prominent oflicer of__the N03' _____'E0"k Vllcht r'|\l.- vml8V-- " ° url more challenge under the old wud nom, which are provided lor ln l.n.__, deed oi Ein' Tl” f°°““g.,_°f (ggi-' club has of gift. The fee..ng o l .uh has undergone no change sincl gh. Thomas' challenge was declfnec’ two ears Mol. Of course nothin official will be' done by the club until Sh. Thomas lays before the m-emherl a formal ella-ll-en-gc. But it .ls _car con. that the .irucrlcnn cur sts/nd; re-em.in~ently for spew. B03 UW °1“‘ P ornhcrs will not vote to chance the :imdb 'lon which onlly limits the Water line length' of the yachts to ninety (oat without oth-ar restrictions."

Should Sir Thomas decide finally

¢0 challenge under the old rule, and this is regarded as extremely unlike- ly the New York yacht club will meet the challenger with the PNllaln- c which showed such wonderful

_pled _wo-nan aged -17. drowned horned! bfes; 2nd, M. Robertson, Abbfas; 3rd,_

md lolliwd in the spin-al column. WTO-1 220 Yards, (Senior)-1st, Hooper;. ducing paralysis, which the surgeons Abbies; 2nd, Stanley, Abbies; 3rd, E. -ny is likely to colitinue during _life. Hughes, Abbics. l‘he boy is in the hospital, unable to' ,440 Yards Run, (Boys)-lst, Mc- move his right arm or leg. Nair, Vics; 2nd Williams, Vlcs; 3rd,

W. McDonald.

` Pole Vault-lst, W. J. Donovan,

Ahhlesl; 2nd J. Duffy, Abbies and

, Harley Vics. 10 feet.

q _ A bes; nd, Camp , _ ,

_ - b , ' Bearisto, Vics, 5 feet, 3 inches. _ . ,,. _- - Sack Race--lst, Scan-tlebury, Abil- _ _ --.-- ~ les; znd w. Mcnoneld, xlcsz- al-'d,‘

o'r»'rAwA‘, one zo~»M.rs ade1eldo"‘Wf\llams. Vics. r,a1,‘,,¢ of Ottawa East, a young mar- Five Mile Bun-lst M. Thomas. Ab-

.n r_he_Ridwu_qanrr1.1_Q¢1g»y_'-'Sha had 'H1 Harley, Vics. Time- 26 28.

'rhe hoard ol conciliation and lnvee. one Mile Bicycle-ist. Trainer. V1-_ tlzation under the Lemieux Act to ln- C85 2nd, Winchester, Vics.

-uirc into the trouble between the '--

'_ C. R. and its machinist litters has The tempera-ture at three o’clock| een nnpointed. Unfair d-ismissals, etc,|thfs morning was forty degrees.

Last year during the slx months

from April to September inclusive Canada imported coiu and hullion to the value of $5,816,487. This year for the same -period. the amount-lwdg only $827,284. For September the imports totalled $30,339,930, an increase of $b,161,155 over Se tember of last ear Ex rts

totalled 228 548,830, an. flicreenle of 53,55-l,9so. 'l*he"rhe rotrl trade for the month was 756.601,T58,,nn increase of $7,091,184, or over fourteen pcr cent. `

The trade of the Dominion now is

equal to the record figures of 1907.

'. l d 4; 995. 1 t l ,. Sh Half Milo Ricvcle-lst. Gaudet, Ab-_

lxgesnnoflzqgilsg. m ' A ey B hiss: 2nd. Wnchester, Vics.

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dressed a letter to W. C. Brown, pre- sident of the New York "‘utrnllinc';, Oscar G. Murray, pr I cnt of thc Baltimore rnd Ohio, n'.\`. .ir-.mes Mc- Crea, president of tl : lcnnsylvrnin Railroad, setting forth the reasons, as they view them, for ,not mal:i,~; an advance in the freigllt rates. In this letter, the shippers main-

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` High Jump--lst W.' J. Donovan, _of rronmstir produrrs for the morrqm tain, on a basis of figures furnished,

bl 2 bell Allbiexl 3rd '- '

by the railroads, tllcmsclvel-l, under- osth. to the interstate commerce com-_i mission, that the net income- per mile ` of road of railroads In the United States for 1907, exceeded that. for. M07 was $427,461,888, and 1897, cent; that the net income of all the!

railroads in the United States forl 11907 was $447,461,188, urd 1897, $81,257,906-all increase of 453 por cent; that the surplus from operation for all the railroads in the United States for 1907 exceeded the n»et_ ln- ccm: for 1807 Iv 5-lf0,1i05.7£5l~~ and. that the amount of railroad’

lre allege-d. The memlbers of the bo- --- ‘ ---- .stock pn\"nv_~dividends increased from rm are Judge Barron of sfrelthlord. The S. S. Halifax arrived this - Isl eos, 549,973 ln 1891 to 94,94s,'r5s,2o3

fllslrrruln: Jas H. Gilmour, Brockville mm-ning about. two forty-five. and J. G. O’Donoghue, Toronto.

` CH Ts_ Mfnard's_Liniment Cures Dandrufl.

RAIN.

MONTREAL, Oct 20-While a sal-

vage wagon was rushing to A fire ,tonight it collided with a street cal' nn McGill street. The collision threw

where it was agninl hit by another car

the wagon' onto the second track,-|14.7 P51’ Ulff- f

qlpt lxheat 1f.3-l

'lecWsat. 106 sept Corn . 58! Dec Corn! . .. _. _ . . .. Gi

°’ ,,, W races with snnnreolr lv.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21-(Speci.al.)- ____ '

TORONTO, October 22--(SP¢Ciul)-'running in -an opposite dir_ecti‘on,and

South, shifting to southwest! and finally the two cars, both- d¢l\l.led'. west -gales; with occasioned ra:in.- came into collision, mile A number

Doc Pork ' ml hours and forty-four minutes. iolured. _ ` _ ‘

fn'1907, an increase of W.345.305.°25-

The rate of dividend on stock in-l creased from 5.43 per ce-nt. in 1897 tn, 6.23 per cent. in 1907. all l,U5l'°°9° of

The letter to the railway presidents

gays at this point : “Statistics are

and growing centres, and 'ln one calc n branch was opened in n farmhouse awaiting the sale of townsite lots by thc railway.

The city of Lctlllrrillge, with seven

thousand population, has ten charter- ed banks,

Min:rrd’s Ilinimf-nt rclicvlr 'f\'c\lral;_'lu.

fond.-nod Adverllsenlents 2:'1-.-3.1f..III§iT2I.;nm5..;.:.';.'T’“ =~_ _ __~__;: f-_-_-_-1.;-_ _ __-:.:: '\Ai`.\'SU.\l.-I ;l1\l_lb'A\¢l‘..’-. ll sl|_r:v- U uv -luv -__\_cl=_--s<1_=f£.1~_°‘~:s:-._-""‘~

‘_ VANTED, sit ol-ice. steady man to ‘ |..work on farm. Go_.:'l \\’agcs. Rogers Farquh-arson, Southport. , ,

_‘_9i2?Fl£3l_Pd- _ -

` ou§l<:' to ici on chestnut St.

H Seven rooms all in H004 f°P'*lf- Newly papered. Apply to H. Rack- ham, Upper Pownal St opposite 'l. Whlte's Grocery. l0_-:J.%.l.li_.__

dog BALE, B few rare etchings,

- masterpieces, Mauve Maris U-Hd a number of very fine rcprodllstions C.; magtcl-pieces. Rembrandt, Mauve Maris Israels, also a beautiful set of vases, fayens. de Delft. The above can be seen at 15 Pleasant Street.

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V ”llC'l`ION sale of furniture und

other articles at one o'clock p. m. today. at my Sale Room 169

- Queen-iltrcct. A Bolsner, Auction-

usually somewhat dull. 'out a. study

of these is als fascinating as the story °°"'____._.__-----

'llheflength of today will 'ns ten of passengers on the cars were' also_¢_Jf Alldlllu and his wonderful lamp-" mm Awnue_ ]n__2zdrwpd_

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