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vestou. -Telus-. Sept. -_11. (Special).- Senor Don Vasquez Yepel a (,gl,-lm

ln. the Nolte sayingsthar tue _'pa

wlll'ilrst assert commercial- and .gheh politicul influence in South America

The Clillian Minister to Brazil i

vessels. -He adds that an entente he tween Chill, Brazil and Argentine is II0l¥ lll1P09Bll1lB. but it is necessary that the three countries be quite strong for their alliance to have any. value .Mr. E. V. Morgan, United States Ambassador to Brazil, has made n farewell call at the Chamber of Dep- uties, as he is about to go to the United States on-leave of absence

Baroness Werther,- daughter of Dr Rio Blanco, is seeking a divorce, al. leging. that her husband has gone to Europe, .desertlng her

President Fonseca has announced to

his friends that his coming marriage to the daughter oi Baron Tetle wlll be celebrated on December 8.

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CITY OF MEXICO, Sept, 15__.,

Foreign flags are profuse among the -decorations puii up in the Mexican capital in anticipation-of the nation- al independence day, but as was to; he expected the American flag is con-` Bllicious - by its absence, Thug far ilothing in the way of disorder ha`s‘ been reported and the authorities de- clares that none is expected, though they are taking extraordinary Pre- cautions in view of the widely circu- lated reports that anti,-American de- monstrations were being planned. I The time-honored custom of re- peatingthe Grito of Hidalgo will oc-

cur » shortly before 'midnight tonight, when Pres dent Huerta will appear in..the central balcony of _the palace to rtogithe liudspendeime'-bell# » - T ' n_i_orrayv,~alter the .clvr .cermony at:

, -:the lPr'e‘l&ie`nt__-will re-

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WORKED HARD; DIDNT HAVE TO.

DULUTI-I, Minn., Sept. 16-Sailing

onthe Lakes as ii seamen on freight ters, while nfortnne of $50,000 .a- waited him in London, Ont., has been the experience of Charles Rowe, for 30 years a seamen and well known to longshorernen. _ _ ‘The fortune known as the Rispin estate, was left him by a relative, John Rispin, at one time a sailor. ` He. leaves today to claim the legacy.

MR. EDISON ORDERED TO REST.

NEW YORK; Sept. 15.-Dr. John

Hammond Bradshaw, of Orange, N. J., has ordered Thomas A.~.Edi- son to take a much needed rest of at. least one week in his home in Llewel- lyn l’nrk. Mr. Edison for _years de- clared he was able to get along with, perhaps, less rest than any other mortal and does not take the orders of .his physician kindly, but has been persuaded by his family to obey.

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Tile cause of and the cure of sea-

sickness have been discovered by n Dr. Fischer of Bad Nauthelm, accord- ing to a report made by the doctor to the Munich Medical Weekly. He annouuoesv that it is the pneu- mogsetrie nerve which makes trou- ble.ior those who go down to the sea in ships. By artiiieally tickling this nerve he has produced seasickness in patients .on solid land, and by giving it an opiatel in tfhe shape of an. infinitely small injection of atrop- in hs'hM ll\llBd.it to~sl60D dllfllli “I1 entire transatlantic crossing.. givinil complete relief .to the worsirsuderera in the .stormiest `wcatller. In ,the course of a series of experiments Dr. Fischer injected el-nge which acted as an - -irritant to the pneumoEM\¢\‘l¢ nervc,.and foiind that there resulted symptoms precisely similar to those of sesoiekness, including nausea. V012' itingl -headaches, etc. 4 - Shortly afterwards the i>hY°l\‘l&“ molds atrill to America and- return. High winds and rough seas iurnteheil hilgiplsnty of material, and ll‘°\'° was no lack of seoeick victim -who were .wlllins to submit to au! tf°uf»' moot. ~'.i‘hs doctor inle¢¢¢d Hl=l‘0l>ll\. onc.mili.|¢l~am in the cue' otmen und

thteoloilrtiis of aaniliigram in the ` case-ot .w‘dl‘ne‘n.~ Ianlsnrir ~\V°i‘¥ ="°° illcanwu ll l-epic, elnapeerenw 0! allwylspteinsli Nouns and 'Dn_\l'¢l“¢ disappeared \vithil_l_half sn hour., and violin .ua-se el. _:cgi hours the lm. -roman hae was ca., Eve; 01° pnisebsyeml resui_»r-»- B°°°W° *““l hsswlefl gyms _ failed to counteract y theme: .el the dns. In °r\! H: fowl snag _second injections nec- n»iv_.f. :_¢lre¢..»°ted melt <\\\1°\‘\¥; cceeaiasvli 1 motive *M *\\°

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COBURG, Germany, Sept, 15..

tenement house caused by a gnsf

attack of malarial fever.

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'rwo CANADIAN LAWYERS

Houosiep IN Aus'rsAI.1A.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Six barrister

members of the British 1'a.rliament- ary party. two of, whom, Donald Mac Master and Homer Greenwood, are Canadians, have been admitted to the.New South Wales Bar. The bon- or was conferred on the motion oi the Attorney General.

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RAILWAY EXTENSION.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 15.-

Announcement was made here to-day by the White Pass and Yukon Route that that railway company would :build an extension of its line towards the New Ohisana gold camp along the White River._ The extension will be’ in Canadian territory in the Yu- kon. The company will also con- struct two large vessels for service between Vancouver and Skagway.

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" ,SWAf§HTN<-I-TON. D. ri., sept. 11, _Jr:N.l, sept. 11 (spccial)_'rlle Na- ROME. Sept._ 11. (special)-A ..".ii':‘l;‘.?.‘;°..:;.°':.:>' ‘iw °“ §'°“r‘ ““z“.i" l“s..‘i:i'“i ‘°".‘;‘:i.s".:'.:i. i

8 Y BX 1’ Der cent. BBB one ere s wee with an un- V0 ° . . ire .

l'l|\l\ Wl`ll5°l`» lm! Di-llillilwd an artisan :l5il161l'q0t.lin: the,&verstg}e between 1890 ;s\I|e.Alyh large - attendance. Herr ¥ialiyn's lparticiipation in the Phllamu Szikelya, ser-ving thirty years lar especially those bordering an the Z0

', ` ~ , - , lore an ree per cent, re ric Ebert, of Berlin, and Dr. 11° c xpos tion at San Francine

't’;:_§);';Jl°:' °'$':'l"t‘:1°efl%"§€¥dl°l't l4H'l higher than it was a year age _ and Louis Wilhelm Bock, of Gotha, mem- the Dnitinipntioli has not yet bee

» '. ‘ ‘ »~ ll ° . 3 “W5 “e&|‘lY lllfeen Der cent. higher than it bers of the Chamber of Deputies,were ilellnllely decided upon by the Itali

Wus.in 1911. _ ,_ _ __ . _ elected elmll-men_ Dgleggtes lwm government, _which hesitates on h

foxlgezafgl-lgllsl Gif; gefiail Prices irti Snallllfl, Gustrlu. Holland. BelBi\im.‘°°,1‘f|"t °l the ‘ll“i“;l”°-

' o (uc e ly experts o W Zur nn am Portugal addressed le governmen las been inlpresse

§;`V;l;`:°:dCg{'ut‘l;° al:;‘1V1:P:P0l` lTHZ,d0I\- the Bureau oi L-iibor show prices prec- the convention, bringing greetings. l1Y ll\0 refusal Ol G'3l'ml1“Y» GWB

0 5° mme llclilll' at the same level as last No- Mr. James Keir Hardie,` Socialist Bfllllln and lllliiiiu to pnrticipat

Vembef. When the high records ofthe and independent labor member ofthe Bild. according l-0 d€BDu»liCh6S fro last quarter century were reached. _ House of Commons, "ln hellall of the Vienna, Austria and Hungary will a

Fourteen articles of food were ln- English social democracy and two B0 not be represented.

vestiguted and compared with the mllllons of trade uhienigtgy' galll The Italian newspapers in New .Yor average arlcce lictwecn lace and 1900, that the English label-ing classes <10 not favor Italian participation cw EVEFY one except sugar showed a were trying to create a united- fso- lng l-0 llm Bmllllndiw 0! thc sum vot marked advance. Bacon, which led in ciulist party to fight.mllitarism by “ll by P”"`ll“'m°“l'- Order” Uollseilllullii

the advance, went-up 128.5 per cent, all the means at its command. If ll' Wlll be Elven to stop work on the Of bone one and one-half inches in United States.

` the statesman did not assure pence ltulinn section- _ I

T ISASTER _ - -....~ ternational social democracy would TOUR OF THE WORLD

Eight persons were killed, the bad- There proiiably will be a discussion CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.-A tour U les of seven others were believed to tomorrow on the question of- a 1 gen- the worldby the National 'and Amer- be burned in the ruins, and six men eral strike, a number of petitions for iclin League baseball teams is to -op were injured by the collapse of fi which have been received, en here October llitll.

0ldB‘l't0°dBY t0 03°F mellla-ll0l\ t0 autllorlzlng 8 'lim-kim loan ol 700_. soclntion of Mutual Fire Insuranc the Sl'i‘lliHl-‘B Und 0l>¢I`Ht0I‘S- 05lC0I‘H 000,000 ll-am-5 (;l40_000,000)’ ln Companies. President W. E. Straub, of the _ miners union declared that Fmuce_ The agreement _deals also of Lilncolll, Neb., culled the gather- nnv proposal which was fair would with the ,,,,,,,,tl0,, ol fl-,,,l,lsh_ Bantam, ing to order. Uniform laws and n he considered, but that the strikers ,md pl-eviden for hallway concegsumg tional legislation relating to til W011l¢l l10l¢l Dllt l0T l`e¢0El1ll-l0H Ol l-lla to [el-,,,,cl.l complmlcs ln Eastern Am, control of insurance companies ar

union. e ' Mmm. and l-.l"y,.l,,__ , the principal topics scheduled for d

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explosion here during lost night. EUROPI-I HAS A

- - -- DH. D. CROSBY GREENE 4 CHOLERA Sd-An

SHRINERS IN VALLEY IB DEAD AT TUKIO, ...__ 'V ""-° ---- LONDON, Sept. 13-Cholera, whic

fWli)l€Fl'llil-E._SGDt-_ 15-"A party TCKIO, Sept. 15-Dr. Daniel Ci os- was rampant in the near East, afte 38811153 iystaclgllirlners oi'Mnlha by Greene died here today at the age _the first Balkan war, ls now extend (`rl:§d0,Pr DP “Btn” MHS?-. i1r_rlvedat of 70. l-ic was the senior missionary mg westward. liesideilts of nlld visit R; Bl ke ll? 3 mom “E tflfln- W- lil Jillian of tlle.Aliiel‘lcan hoard- of ors to the fashionable watering plilc . ac , 0 _ the W0l_iVllle GHFHEB. comuiiseloners of foreign- llllsslons, Marlenbad, have been throwil illto

met them mth C* 'tnllg °l lllteen and was decorated by the Emperor state of consternation by the automobuas ‘md took 'them to the with the Third Class of the Order ol lrovery of a case at that place.

Timmy PIM” ln the “and ‘lf Elmnge' the Rising Sun, the highest forder con-

“°' ___ lcrrce on civilians resilient in Japan. Mli'rUAi. Fine;

INSURANCE MEETING .

Mi-JDIATION PROPOSED C _ - IN -ooi>PsiB s'rRIKie. Om FOR THE TURKS INpIANAI>oLIl-i, Ina., 'sept ia.

7”” PARIS, sept. ie-The Petit Paris- A IMHO attendance marked the open

C-@LUME'l'» M1°l1». Selili- 15-” The ian learns that a Franco-Turkish lllg here l0fl11Y Ol the eighteenth an Copper Country Commercial Club de- agreement is ,,,,0,,t to be ,,,,,cl,,,l,,d mini ccavcntlcn ci inc National As

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l=i_s_fi;IlApA 'ro LEAVE IiosPI'rAi.. CA,,...A.Nb KITTENS ~» » Y ~ -~~ --

.V ~ ' _ 2. . . -‘SENT BY MAIL. PEOPLE OF NANKING

NEW ORLEANS, LA., Sept. 16.- , - ' ---» . ; - m , _ LEAVING lN fl-HQUSAND Gen-'~lIueh__J=Estr_e<1e.fcrmer presi- nooi-isis'l'ieIl, N.Y., sept. Ie- A ‘ _ -_--- , ` dent 0! Nl0fll`B&\iB and the idol of a mail' bag loom-.New .York _city,.open-_ .LONDOiN,Sept. 13-According to th is-ree faction »oi the people of -that ed in-ole Rochester posideiee was shanghai correspondent ei 'rilc 'rims republic. will be`dismlseed from the found to- containniuder theinlail mat General Chang Hsun, commander 0 hospital here tomorrow, unless the ter a oat and. .fpur~.kltfto!ns, newly- ‘the Chinese governmenelorces at Nan surgeon who removed his appendix born. The motherfoi 'the quartet was king, whose pllnishmellt is specified i two weeks ago, should see reason _to nearly ‘»dead;v hut wlis- resuscitated ,thg demands of the Japanese ultima. change his prediction, Gen. Estrada, with a saucer of milk. All ot'-_the ,tum to ghlna’ hm, 35_000 troops in still a young. msn. is the pnssessof of Kittens W°r°'n1lv° and H-PP=\'°“tl¥ ““- manning, who probably would folic an excellent constitution and is re- lD.l\ll'°d- - ' lhlm ln any deem,-ate adventure Wen covering rapidly, despite his recent

in attack on the Japanese consulate.

The correspondent adds that such

an attack is feared by the inhabitants who are leaving Nanking,in thou- sands. _

NATIONS UNITE IN

PERRY TRIBUTE

PUT-IN-BAY, O., Sept. 13- The

two-day celebration here of the cen- tennial anniversary of the battle ol Lake Erie was brought to :ln impres- sive conclusion iorlay with the rein-

A feature of the banquet given in _ALBERTA LEGISLATURE t ,me t' l th e am ,tl ,, Ame,-,_

the evening was the speech of Ad- i _ IASSEMBLES. ,Cin Endo B,.';tfB,l,n _uglctrs ‘who were mirul Kin! Hull. 0°'“m'1“d°f"“‘ --- ' 'Killed ln tile battle. Following thc Chief, who praised the Australian EDMONTON, Alta., Sept. 16.- ;,,,,ttl,, of one \,,,,,d,ed_ye,,,.,, ago the naval policy as the only practical with the .usual ceremonies the session ~,,,,uD,.,, who were killed in tm, eng,,ge_ one and emphasized the Imperial of the .alberta legislature was forma- ment were buried in the ,,,_,`,,_ The ,.e_

character of the fleet. liy ogened thisBalterno¢;l; iiy Lieutsné 'mains 0, the Omcers were ,,,(,,,,,ht to

. _ . alll? °V°l`“°l` “y°“° 9 °xl’°°° Put-i. -Bay Island n interred in

JERSEY Cowles MILK RECORD th' Bess?" lziul 2° Bhwlii tgnadgla Kral/el; close by .the slllllire. 'l`he fallen

I - N W tl°“ W he 6° ml* °° ‘ln °“° B officers were buried alternately, Bri-

-- routine business the. lawmakers pro- min andIAme,.lc,m_ side by si0¢_ T0.

HOUGHTON, MICH., Sept. 16.-A hnbly will give their attention to d-ay’ with ceremonies of a most im_

new. wol'ld's milkl record for Jersey the co-operative elevator question pressive character' the b0,,e,, of the cows was recorded today by Emiii- and the Alberta and Great Water- naval heroes were taken ,rom the GMS B099, Uwlled l’Y tha R°3' Cm” WBY9 mlll5l°l‘- . ' graves where they have reposed a full l"n\'mf10l l'l°“Bl1l~0“ C9““l'9‘» Mlchlgall' f "*'“-'”"’_"'“'° century and placed in the crypt of

HBP Yearly ;i8°;J\li'\`l “Hier il-ll?tl'“l’l°"`;l°l' BERWICK WANTS' the Perry memorial. The solemn ex- l0n I U19 l'l EUR 3' “ll “ra °' ' ercisos were conducted jointly by

l°S°q9li0W€ " IB Proiziiiletioiilagf 13-7? l WATER SYSTEM' American and British chal1l“l“B» I-W

d imik tes g P0009 'd ll ll d , fulfccecl butt?-. ' - eieilwlox. sept. 14.-A measles ‘W °“°_ ” ‘m re yea" “g° A

The former Jerse record, held by of the ratepayers oiFBerwlck wgsnetd REUNITED AFTER LAPSE Jacobs_I1'erw. was 17.258 Pounds °l l‘”l°*“Y *§'°“";,§ 1” °"°,';r‘": stgm ,n or 'rwnN'r_Y-rivri YEARS. milk' The nv' “cord exceeds also ltllsmlzss nniftgg nudlia discuysslon the " _'_ the Guernsey breed recqrd. held by ° °i“’“i- me am owned to BLOOMINGTON, Ill., Sept. 15-Af- gpoggwooql, palsy Pearl, by 179 00mm 'B °“°" _WU l’ _ter twenty-tive years of separation pounds ol milk, _ 9°¢\ll: 1; 'l“`V=7°l` It; “ae °“3,dwl‘°gg and ilfteen years of almost constant

_____________._._. CUC B3 UUPP Y 0 5 cc' ,gal-ll-gh by 9, son who placed the need

obtained from and also the cost -oi I that above all ms posmglons

. _ Flon '§.N..I.)..GUN' having it insteilled. ith Wgldilgcslvsg glagl "Charles Cool has found his September 'Rod and Gun contains \l;l;“§hgll‘;e‘;°“:;‘ afshorfng tg inks matllelkin tile pervsi;i‘imoallfrs.otGne;- 9' ll* °l wntenu appropriate tn the ` amendluents to it so that it can. he _tmde mmn' Im |

l-,lllg _ _wealthy department store owner o

m°“ll‘ “ml 3° th' “'l“°°t°f1.§l Am_ lnltsred at the next session of the M,nnmpom_ 'n18lB2l“° °l °“‘l‘l°°l' ug' 00:” in lhsgislature. ' - I The son himself is married now “rms” sm” omthelpu ct ll, “on , '*"”'“‘“""""““ f and hasa famlli and. despite his de- ‘BPl\I\Y°“l'l"» D"l°'s mu rl ul ,lf ` N votion to his task, and the mernorl’ "c°ll“°k" 3"” °°m° pmol en u ALLEGED BANK 0 t i h se rch. he also Prosller

'Vl0° l°"l“°k °l‘°°t°" “nd r°',m“° TRIAL Tgnexeilollvlsll smash: ilsllowa the'head of a hotel lof recent years to put an end to his

ll¢‘0“°°l °l"‘l“°k l“‘“““5 “Ped” “ns ` " .` A ` and restaurant company. _

in do s DB0 l’Y- sll°°tl“ll °v°r “ ”`_` " ' l t ofa romantic stor of _ucg ily -lscccx" will ec cl interact vauoolivsrl, sepI§e.:ltl;:e“_Plr£;one\;- _~,,,~',f§_‘,;’,,}_"‘,§,,,,, ,mn had ,,, ,,,,,,,,’,,,,,,, to those sportsmen _ who find is el-ai interest in ‘the mg! venue". ,ln at .I-Iuntingdon, Ind., twenty-five genie hunting too, strenuous but ter essiees gear; iighanninéan chart 7°," no george Cook who was a l°’ "‘° "““d°"'°m M 'pm mlm er ull” "ml “E r:;ileit1 ~ in the 'sz-rouoo f“ll'°"‘l °“'°wi`l: Mm his WM had °‘l ’“ "M °“""lt °' 'mnxw ag "° ll" ci M°m.l-cal rcpccrv two :Safe .l‘“* °“° °“"d' “' ' le game. A DB1 -A'l_l\°ll5 tl” D“° ' 7: 3°" t d °M Nm Powell “"0 m“__'_ When the boy was lived years ich =----f°»~'-~ °~ ~ '"2' 'ri °.;".-.....':.. .. °.".:‘;°:..~ °“ °:: “¢`°°°°”" of nm “Mk hunt ng Al. ttiloitmwill rrive at New Westminster th” “nth” SA); ll Ind s?I‘nh: delerted lmmmnll alsdfnagilxelyrallifldhick- ltomerrow. A John 5l°N,°“"“"‘ 1' “t 3;” made all 'llilort to trace them. mm!" l ecuiv 'Across the Midway. 'present serving a nine-y3e\' '°“"°“°" -but' without avail. The boy was °“" T” ' 'L' n the sport ci the 'on the formel ehnrse ei s`=f°li'1s '-he placed with relatives ci ' his latllcl- wec lmmu" th. ogtll' illustrated arti- ‘automobile in Whinh fl\° WV” *“`° "l' and when he was ten years old hi

RM Mm" ‘nd .Y fi; ining nllulber isgod to have tied after the robbery- tether told him of his remorse

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- ln _<1 ny Iewu city upon -he nu¢°u\°‘ ° having deserted me w e. an c

Ig this oublicatioaxnlg lzvmxzgocg fmalilg charge that thc police were him that some day, when he gre

£67' T” °" _ ' ~_ 1. --Ibis to extradite him. A . up, hs must find his mother.

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Reason '

l- THENTON, N. J., Sept. 17, (Spam BUENOS AYRES, ARGENTIN as lal)-After _having been given _hp an via Galveston, Tegan, slept, 17, (gpg. lol)-Sensational stories ill-e current or lwilfrlclsly insane and dying, Janos Ciul)--'l‘lle ourskirts of the ci

0, murder, is recovering in the New Ja,-. River Rlacbnelo, are flooded a

n 981' Stu*-B Prison here, a piece of bone runny buildings are surrounded

an having been removed from his skull ‘Viller- ¢- where it had been pressing on the Police and sailors remained at the l“l’0l` l‘f’\‘l0l`B 888011 that General

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opponent alld he soon became deilili -

e, ~ g . m ed after being received at the prison linve lost all their belongings. 'I' l. from Warren .coiinty. .He finally was ruin continues.

believed to be 'dying and the lhsg rite;

the priest

diameter being taken from his skull. The man is now not only mentally normal but industrious and orderly, whereas before he was vlciolls and re-

cliniiip, aged 82 the mother of the

FORT WIl.l_.IAM, Sept. I4.-Ei forts are being lmndc to get ns

before the l'ush front. the west starts ill earliest and boats are loaded at the elevators as quickly as possible.

- Saturday 140,000 bushels 0| wheat' voted today not tu open the exchflli - 156,000 bushels ci cats, 99,000 basil- 0 “““l “UU” °“ M‘““l“Y1 Sept- 22

~ els of barley, and 45,000 bushels of _ _ ,

_ “ax were shlpped by boat fm. Momf The liolisolldnted .xc ullge us c real. Most of the wheat shipped was “ded tl’ “mm” "l°““‘l “ll ‘lay Moll’ Nye

a new cargo.

Fort Worth.

QUEBEC, Sept. 15-William Mc-

Bain, acting for the Canadian Mili- tis Department, today deposited with the Ilegistery Oflice in the Court House, plans for a projected artil- lery camp in the parish of Val-Car- -tier on the line of the Quebec and Lake St. John Railway, eighteen mii- es~ north of Quebec City, in the Coun- ty oflfiduebec, The camp will be ten miles in length and four miles in wid- th, and will he need by artillery units from Kingston, Ont., to Sydney, C.B. The property so far bas cost the Mil- tia Department $250,000.

OTTAWA, Sept, 13-The Immigra-

tion Department is not at present worrying over the problem of wheth- er or not Mrs. Pankhurst should be allowed to enter Canada if she nt- tempts to carry olit her proiected Canadian speaking tour. There has been no ofllcial communication with her on the subject and the policy of the Department is merely to wait

_action will be taken to prevent her; entering Canada if slie so desires. Her stay in Canada will be depend-

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THIS BOOK IS CRIME RECORD,

1 MoN'i‘nI-iAl., scpl. 13.-A web or

cr’s detective stories

Wilkinson, c ack United States sec

crimes committed by his countrymen

than thirty attempts have been made

the United States sleuths when they

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aliens Piece of Bone Pressing on Hundreds of Families Drive

From Homes-Rescue

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Work `

Many farmers contemplate an in

WATT WILL NUT HANG.

life iillllrlsollllient the sentence

LONDON, Sept 15._Mudnme DeB_ death paused ulllili Charles H. Watt.

E Colntcase de Salignac Fellelon, who ` EXNDIHNG ADVENTURERS

has been visiting England, , _"_

h for two months, plays golf, lawn ST' JOHN S» Nadu S"l’t~ 15' 1" tennls and other active games every Heavy lcc has forced Donald McMil- ' day, llill's Crocker Land, exploration pur- ‘ ' ty to land at liitah Harbor, Froln

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ef RUSHING WHEAT OUT there an effort will he lllnlie to reilci

dill ____ winter quarters at L-ape Sllhlna, by

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se of Esqliiinulix lllill dogs,

much grain shipped east as possible IN MEMORY UF MAYOR GAYNOR'

NEW YORK, Sept. I5.-The govern

ors of thc New York Stock Excllllligc

ll ily .

HEACHES FORT WILLIAM.

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,-5 OF COMMERCE_ FORT WILLIAM, ()ilt., Scpt. 15. la. ,___ Tile first of the new crop from the

FORT woRvl-H111-51,55, Sept “___ Province of Saskatchewan reach Invited guests from many ports of th*-3 head of the Luk” yesterdny B the State were present this afternoo¢ was gmded N0' 1 Northern' Ne B at the laying of the cornerstone for whom' ls °°ml"g t° the Mad °f the tile 'magnificent new auditorium and Lakes nl' the mt” Ol “l"°‘ft nv” ll"

e oilice _building that is being erected d"“d cn” B ‘lily and is being shipp si by the Fort Worth ,Chamber 0, Com_ out as fast as boats are ready t i moron. The ceremonies of the day ,t"k" it east'

- were conducted under the joint aus- n pines of the four Masonic lodges of

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CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept.

two clubs will proceed westward by easy stages to the Pnciilc coast.

AWAKES FROM -10 DAYS NAP

Keebel, of Tellncssce, who fell asleep when he arrived at thc home of his uncle, R. P. Keebel, of this city, on August 3, and had slept ever since, awoke today, apparently in - good health. Several physicians had work-

ll sound slumber.

JOHNSON “COMING BACK7' '

son, champion heavyweight priz fighter, will return to Chicago fro France when his appeal from the con viction under the Mann White Slav

and see what happens It is a\t0geth_\ Act is to be heard, according to Ben

th 0 jamin llachracb, Johnson's attorney.

er improbable' however' a any Bachrncli and Assistant Attorney

Carpenter to-day on thc question

tions on which Johnson's appeal i based.

CRIMNALS ARRESTED.

murder, theft and Chinese intrigue NEW YORK' September 16__ Dr that would make 0"” 0' 'NM Curl' le. Mllrce, dentist, and his house

keeper Bertha Zick, have been ar

lllllllll ls C all tm' l‘°l't°l“ rested nn counterfeiting chargc.Somo Ol f-l\° Vlslll Plllil '50 M°“u`°“'l by equipment was found in the room he "m3 Pete" 0'D"““°l *md Jllmny is said to have occupied, under the

_ ve.

of Geor e Miller Detectl

is the self confessed murderer ofi Ann

3,!

Charlie Foo is called the "yellow _,L M,,“,,,._ Th, pollen, my he VM, `¢l°Z" bl' llls l°ll°W Clll“°“' “nd mu" often seen with Dr. Muret in the lat

ter's apartment.

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career.

Canadian government agents iotned' CARRIED INTO WINDOW-

arrived here and a conference was MONTREAL, Sept. 14.- W. Il ,held as to methods of procedure. The Chambers was carried sixty feet local Chinatown was combed over across St. Cntherne Street toda for reasons embodied in the follow- on the hood of his automobile. on

forced through a heavy plate gla

ss

t Yet Ken Too, a wealthy Chinese window, receiving serious iniuries. . Ai resident of Chicago, was murdered Chambers attempted to crank his l\°"l°l Bild lilmii W¢\'° l»0 tak” ll" ml

recently on his doorstep. lCurlous machine with the gear cut in an little yellow notes, his wife told the clung to the hood to save himsol

police had been coming for several irom being crushed beneath

ks before his death. They made wheels.

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Plain throughout the night and res-

d 'l`ll¢ mnn's skull was fractured in ciiell women and childrell. Nearly one l7nl0" of South Africa, and General 1; the fight that proved fatal to his tholisllnli were sheltered outside t

zone of danger Hundreds of fhmilies ‘Wd

he Point of a revolver to sign the agree-

t.

, HALIFAX, Sept. I5.-Sheriff Dav-

l 'used to “Drk” idson, of Amherst, has received a dem

mm telegrllnl from Ottawa, ntutlllg that

- SHE PLAYS GOLF AT 82' the governllieiit has colnmlited t

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ed' nd ellis

WORLD TOUR BY LEAGUE TEAMS

16.-

tlhas. Comiskey, President of thc

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NE ART; LE CA Chicago American League Club, ` W L RY MP announces that the first game of the IN NEW YORK

tour of the world, which the New York National teams will make this NEW YORK. 5011*- 15-- A fllllll red year’ will be played ln this qlty eh stream trickllng dowli the front of a October 18th. From this city, the tenement house ill lirooklyn to-dliy

SAN JOSE, Cal., Sept. 15-Wright

ed over him without reslilts, except

SHE MUST BEHAVE' to occasionally arouse him, only to

. ””“ seo liinl immediately drop back into

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CHICAGO' qeph 15' luck Johne Regarding the trntll of the state-

m ment

Parkin nrguell before Federal J udgc `

_ ul FXOLIIIERS l'iliIll'il<lNl7i<ill

ent on “good behavior." , the proper form for ll bill of cxccp-

iiiiii E00 li livuvin will

_--

n Souih African Laborer Forc-

' ed Officials to Settle

Grievances

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E, JOHANNESI<lUIl'G, Sept. I7, (Spec-

ty, regarding the conference between the

ernment officials and the miné

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ml leaders, which resulted in li. settle- by ment oi the gold lnine strike on the

Rand on July 6 lust. Some 0( the

Louis Iiutlla, formerly I'i‘emlel' of-the

hc Flmnts, Minister of the lllterior,Mines

Defence, were compelled at the

- men _ General iliililtn has issued n denial

k Ol I-llu. Church wollid- have been ad- creased acreage of niliize in consc- Of this.

_ miuistereil could he have understood fluence of the new American tnri

- _ . . They are convinced Argentine maize U10 ' , . g _ _ An operation was then tried, apiece \vi‘l have a good market in the rotary Bain, of thc 'l‘ra<lcs Federa-

l1_ After the sr-tflcmelit was signed at

Carlton Hotel acrordin to Sec-

tion, and Secretory Nillilillwn, of the Miners' Aeisociatilill, ull the confer- rees stood oil the billcouy of the lm- tel and observed soldiers with riiies lcvelii-ll rciuiy to fire ilt the crowd (lf

onstiutors in the street. Two of

the labor leaders’ iilziiin covered Gen- rnl Iloiha and Gcllernl Smiits with

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- "One more shot, and you are dead,” Said one of tlicm.

The Ministers t.hel'elipon cgmmalided

the soldiers not tn shoot,

ilUilFiiLliW,§_|N_ SESSIUN

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Scliiz. I5,-

Witll d0l0l.!:lt1‘s lil'l'l-lollt frulil itll parts of the United Stiltol-l and lfllllnllil, the nllvcrrigli grzinll llulgc of thc inde- Pffililciit Urilur of Ullli Follows ilsecln-

in l\iilln(-aliolis today for its

the day of Mayor Giiyiior's funeral: llaliifllltty-“mm session' Governor EMT'

li h h de- ,,

delivered the i\dlll'ci~\el of wi-lcollio

n behalf of the State :ind Mllyor

ull behalf of tho city, Tlle

I-.Ttel-lllil on behalf of thc grillld cn- caiinpmcnt of Miliilesota was di-.livcl-- ed bv Grand ivlnetcv ll. w. i‘nllll\.n.

-Grand Sire C. A. Koller, of San

Antonio, replied to* the lldlll-lenses 01 \velc0nlt‘. _Tliil grand sire then deli- vcrcd his annual rcliort. ` 'At the coll-

ion of the reading of the report lodge wont into secret session. the remainder of the week an nt-

W the

For

li- - . d tractive programllio of cui.ci'i.nin-

0 ment has been; prepared for the

street parade and il progralnnm of prize drills by teams reprcseilting the military branch of the order will bc among the features.

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WOM AN MURDEIIED

revealed thomurder of Mrs. Guilio De Cnliaui. Two sailors wilo first noticed the red stain looked up and saw the woman in thc window try- ing to scrca-nl, but linublc to nlilkc ii sound, bccalise llcr wind pipe was severed. Her liusbnild was arrested charged with the mllrdcr. l

SAYS AIIMIRALTY IH

NOT INVESTIGATING

N. S. AN1)NFl.lJ.OlL FIELDS.

LONDON t-lopt.el'nhl-r 13.- Sir.

liovcrtoll Rcilwund, the aillliil'u\ty‘s adviser on lietl-oleum mllttcri-i, dc- nics the anllollnccmcnt omnnllting from Montreal that ll lllenlbi-_l~ of the stall is invcstigatiilg the shillc fields Newfoiiudlnnd ilml Nova i-lcotiil.

that Newfollndllllld lilolle clin-

_ talns three billion tolls of oil shale,

e or slllilcicilt to supply lllllgllllld and

_ Canada for 500 years, Sir lioverton , sziid it was ultogctliel' too prema- tllre to say anything on thc matter.

B l°‘ILIBllS'I`l'lRS T() STATE.

EAGLE PASS, 'l‘cxlls, rlcllt. H.-

Lirlitellunt Allell and the Mexican fllibusters captured by him ycstcrclny while they were trying to cross into

: Mexico arrived at (}i\rl-izo Springs, _ Tcxna, last. night, wllcrc thc prison-

ers were looked np illconlinliliicndo ill jail. It was at first intended to bring them to the army post here, ns they had been captured by United

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ret service llllen. With them came Qggnethey also fmmd 8, eoungm-l,l¢1Fltates soldiers, but i-lhcrlfi Gardner 'Cl1Bl`ll° F00- °“"l7l“7°d l’Y th” United plate in the room of father Schimdt States government _to ferret out at SL James' rectory. Schimdt

asserted they had committed murder in his county and should be held for

trial there. , _

The Department of Justice ruled

to-day that the State should have precedence and that thc charge of violating the neutrality Inws could be brought Inter. The f`i\ihusters.are Mllgonistas, or followers of Flores Mrlgona, who took part in the Mndr

' 'rn revolution but afterward endea-

vored to set up n aoclnlletlc State in

fl* Lower California. ' '°

-Friends across thc rivcr in Conhlll- la were to supply the filibusters with

0 against. the federals and the consti- i tntioniliists next Tuesday, Mexican g Independence Day.

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| Lieutenant Allen had only four med

s Too very nervous, the little woman Almost at the same hollr a ma-i with him when they WGN ll\'°il 0\\ li! t ideclured. and when iiuellv calm the clinic l-an wud on st. Paul street the nlllnlstere. 'rua iight did notlast d shot, the scream and Too was dead. and crashed into the frdnt door w He would not pay tribute in f-lic old Bonsecours Church, startling

Tong, his wife said. ,small sized congregation. leans quickly displayed a white flag.

ollilve minutes, the Americans proving

a to be such good shots that the Mex-

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