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Had Been Fifty Years in Einistry, Held T

Pastorates in Hamilton, Toronto, . _, _ _ and M0m,.ea|_ An Eloquem Inyured By Explosion oi Dupont Powder Mills

Divine in Indiana, Believed To BeCaused By

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.l'01wN'l'0, Oct 10.~-(Special)-Rev John

Potts. D D. L I. D, General Secretary oi Education of the Me'l1odist Church in Canada, passed away tnls morning at tbc age of 60 3 ears. The de .th ot Dr Potts e .da a career ol’ a

half a century in the ministry and reiiio-

veioneof the most prominent, nies

He was born in Fermanagh, Iielauti, io

1838, and came ,to America when sever

Fowrr: ANI-rr, Inn., ()ct.1G- (Speeinl)- from friction and act tire to lorse ~crln_iured.

l-'e f . ° " y°“"’° “ge Details as to what causel the tei-i-ible powder. The town is u. mass oi' ruins, and 1,200

autistic it t »n _ 'Ile 1- ' ni iii, ri .t in . - ii ei c- i ' -

D B 1. yesltr ay when the i g zngm was t- 1- to ow persons are om ess. enera Superln

DUDDDL DOW€’or mills b‘ew up, killing `tefidsnt Monahan of ttepowder company Dl`0bHl>ly thlrt tive and in urin some A numler otresldiuts were abi ly is said tu haic erisbc-i with his men

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_ I l`X hundred people, arc still lacking. patching up their hou=es, to pass a fa’rly '1‘he severe shock of the explosion wai-

No one connects-fl with the powder comfortable night. felt here. iinrlforn distance of sixty mile>

U0ll1D‘\f1Y ceul l nseeitnlu any reason fcr The remainder were accommodated on in a circle about the village. '

. the sx lv>i°n ~ i t t.. At C 1 ti ui, that _ti is

P ~ l/vi-S D 011 V rn.w er sv e, y ve in i~

Several rumors were curisnt, one ot the Three schcoibouses, att-ndsd bv 50 00 away, the electric light office building war

3 5 most probable be'ng that the iiineliiuery and 200 pupils, respectively, were de~ wrecked the walls cracking and the mar-

, ill "IG Klllllllg will b\l°l\!!l<> Over lleaie . stroyed. Many ot the ciiiidi-.n,\\ei-e killed ble floor sinking atleast an inch.

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The Splendid Winnings oi the Champ- ' iliNi

°‘ A'“°fi°=~-SM b<=“~° , llunn null slllitlls ll llllnltstulls

A ”°S‘¢'.’.i`,Zi‘l?t"i°“5’$..i§`2$.””°' rulllltnlls alll sillt wlls no llullt

CnieAoo,` 0o*. 15-Mnnag.r Frank'

Cnauoauof the National League ba~eiiali club, the winner-t of the woili's charm pionshlp, is at prascut thc popui ir ld<l 0! Chicago. Wttii a eheelr for $32,000 as his tenm's share of the profits of the Worid's series in his pocket and $13,000 addltiiinsl coming from Piesirleni. Murphy. Chance will glidden the hearts ot his playrrs when the division of the spoils t--lies

place.

"Wehave won tic wo:ld`s champion-

ship honestly and [fait-ly," he said. "For, our opponent1,I want to say that things broke ratherbndl y for them. Neveithbless. Ibelievathat I have gathered together the best baseball team that ever covered afield. Icanuot hand them ton much praise. Ihavc been sharp and severe

with them sometimes, butlt has nlwa; s'

been duiiag gnmfs. They do not haw to be watched oth' rwlsr."

There is not aplayer on the Chicago team who would not go to the limit for Chance. They realize that he is n player as vrcll as a mnnagrr. iIe will not nsk a player to do is thlug he would not do him- self. Ile takes potluck with his men. The'r joys and sorrows have been his. Their triumphs have liccn his ohict aim.

lic is a natural horn biise_bnll leidor. lie showcl his grit in Frltlny`s Rome when B shout from “Wil i Bill" Donovan broke themiddle linger ofhls right hand, He went back to the piiiye-_-s' bench, had it ii und up ani resumed his D°slifl°° 'li' first base, as though is broken tin80\‘ WMC of no consequence.

The Tigers' received s check for $21,030

as their share of the series. Then como a

Conticnscdiltivcrtiscmcnts

PG"SEEPAGE 6 FOR RATES-.$34!

Too into for Classification. ‘

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L and Boyl»"s Tannery. f°\=l1W°°° 5 ‘lag 0 p m, l\dy’s black soil cans Wil-ll ll It

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liig surprise. Secretory Bruce announced that President Yswiiey of the Tigers had pre=eute‘l to the Tiger players $15,000 in addition to their regular share, making thc'r pcrcentigc $30,033.

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THF FllN HFEINS

FISH UPFNS FIGHT

UN HNHHIMNN

Secures Temporary lnju notion Against Voting Control- ling interest

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 15-Stuynesant Fish,

through counsel to lay secured fs tempor- ary injunction from the superior coiirt which will, if made permanent, restrain the voting at the Iliniois central meeting hers Wednesday of 286, 031 shares of stock of the Iliinois Central 'R R Com-

pany, which would otherwise he voted in the intern-ts of E il iitiritmin.

The petition was flied by ox Senator

George F. Elmunds,o! Vermont; John A. Kauson, of Iowa; Stuyvesant Fish, of New York and Wm. H. Emrlch, of Chicago; as st.-Jclrholders of the Illinois Central R. R. Company, against that cor- poration, its directors and stockholdersi the Union Pacliic R. R. Company, the Railroad Securities Company, the Mutual Life InsursuceCompany and a large num- hcr of individuals in whore names It is claimed the Un'on Pacific R.. R. Company

has pl-icofi all ol tho stock which it holds.

T THE WEATHER:

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who receives sdluily print-

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folded. badly cnt, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete

, paper of whatever issue

will kindly notify the Sub- scription Department st

nnce `

The Dail Gra hlc Balloon Made a Splendid and Ex- citing Trl

Daily Graphie’s mammoth balicn which

y P Schoales Awarded One Cent ls Island Boy and Member of

Fine Against Blind Harry the Abegwlet__ Athletic ,

p` Welch, Boston Association

Goriinivnuao, Sweden, Oct. 15.-The ____ ____

leg; the C,-y5¢n1Pa]Mg Lyndon, on SM,"-_ llosrox, Out. 10-(Spwial)-A scale! Moiwiiicai., Oct. 15-For tho fourth con-

day night has succeeded in its attempt verdlgg in the gligmtion mn, gf A, S. scnuum time’ R_ A_Don“h°e won me thriving on Japanese einigriitlon te U0 bl'€Hklil1€°Wl‘ S01l‘9C0l'd- Sohoalss, formerly ol St. John for$10,000 _ Hawaii and a number of otiicrsnie

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Moisrimar., Oct. 15-The Star's London

/iuthoritiesliei-e point to the Tokiogov~ srnment's action iii rcit ctlng Japanese emigration orgnrilzation£ovident‘e ol Iu.pan‘s readiness to meet reasonable Canadian objections. It is announced that by the enforcement ofa $‘.`5,000 deposit the Japanese governu ent has already brought about the dissolution of six more

irresponsible companies who have been

TUB TNFTJOII “UNSW U19 D0l‘l'l1 UH £0 against Harry W. Welch, was returned 20 0 expected to collapse under the stricter Denmark and travelled ov.»i~ Scandinavia this morning, p°l“ts' ’ “raugh with 12 wlnts with great speed. The nsronaul/a boir- on the “ht count the plamtm W",-vras second. In points for class com-

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:::u::r:;gs;;;BL it ngrgzk 3:1* esxvasdgg awarded one cent, and on the second ipctition, 08 obtained more points than

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estsrday count the jury found lor the defendant. T gym 9559, ywvs put ¢_,_-,g¢[h,_,,_ specially charged tosuperviss emigration.

y . _ »_ l For instinoe the governinent has ordered F T ' ` that each company must icS'r'et its emi-

government relations by the newly electsd eoion'til liurenu of tlic

foreign otilce at Tokin, which is

gration to thirty five per month, of whom not more than eighteen shall be men. The government is also seeking to divert the migration stream to Korea the Orieiital Colonial Company being formed with the

-f _ governmentfs app-loval to viii-chase and N- ‘ develop Koten. wrist.: lwiifis for Japanest-

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WILL THE NEW WINTERSTEAMER BE ABLE FOR THE JOBT

SWFTIFN Htl]-HUT Tl] EHNLLFNGF Filll

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Contributions Pouring in to Build at Boat; Captain and Mates Will Work With

out Pav.

Ssocxriomw, Oct. 15.-Wm Olson Corwin

Kyiilberger, who areat the head nl the movement here to build a challenger for the America, cup, say that s large portion ofthe money rr-quired to construct and sail a H)-footer, estimated at about $169 (D0, has already been subscribed.

Many ini-gn manufacturers have offered

to furnish material gratis, the captain and the three mates ct the ydcht will sail he without pay, the designer will accept no compensation for his work and thc build- crs only will charge the not cost of the construction. Messrs. Olsen and Kyhl bergor think they will now bs able to

guarantee fu_nds even tor n 95-footer, if required.

,ll .:ir.l's `nimenttl\e Lumb°rman`s 'tie '*

CONSERVATIVES IN LCNDSON, ONT.

NAME BEAT'l` IE

To Contest Hyman’s Late Seat for House oi Commons-Many Others Were Wanting the Chance

Run

i.oNiioN,ON'r., lti-(Special,-Aniuetliig, Many names were proposed. Thus"

elvllueut and most gif! ~.l of th' an in ` ` ofthe Conservati e f L hd ' . i:i\`lv°ted on were Maj" Be”.°i"°x M'P"

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the Canadian ltlr-,f,hqd|=,¢, 0h“mh_ ` last night for the purpo: e ol' nominetiiiu ni ,

‘_ g The majority being in favor of Major

canlidnte for the coming by-t-it-t-lion fri-'B,_Mut,’ we oholm 0|- Mm was mad” 'lie Dotnirilon House. ' unanimous,

JAPS RESTRICT eMioaATioNfro HAWAII ISLANDS

Six of _ the Colonization Companies 'Quit~Will Attempt to Turn Exodus to Populate Korean Waste Lands Will Help Lemieux’s Mission. '

'so‘.tlement. \Vith thc Japanese authcri tics in this mood, Mr Lemieux should sue'

oeed in his forthcoming mission, if on y no fresh trouble arises lu BrltishiColumbl i.

"HUMAN HEARTS"

So strong an impression did “Human

lIeaits"§niake upon fi prominent clergy- man in New York, that he wro’c to the genllerunri impersonating Tom Logan, vigorously endorsing the ploy and inform- ing iiim of' his intent ion of trotting all the orphans of a local asylum out to see it at his own L Xpeuse. Anrl he rlid lt.

“You cannot conceive,” said Manager

Nankevllle, “of the appreciation 0! those youngsters at the change of sermon thus afforded them, unless you had listened to that gallery the day they attendel." With the "gurls present," he continued, “as often as I have my-elf enjoyel sitting through ii., it was as enjoyable as a box of monkeys sprinkled over with tears. Quite often Since, have city schools, vihosa principals were aware of the great merit. in the play. been given half a holiday, that the youngsters might enioy a mat- tlnre. And what oubspnlwn critics the tois have been l You can‘t get a favorable eiitleieiii ora padded eulogy for lovc of money fi-nm ri juvenile. You must give him the goods, or he denouncol you iirnarlciist, and I am really grateful ta the tots of America for their appreciation of what all now agree to bc one of the best Anierioan plays.

“liumau Hearts" comes to the Opera

House in this City ou Friday and S.tur rlciy next.

FAIRYLAND

Program for Tonight-

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gram to offer their patrons. People arc

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will lie ol' the pictures you will sec tonight

if you attend. The Halt Castc’s Revenge

is abusiness gctter; all who saw it list

night will doubtless be back to seo it an Rain. The Tired Tailoi's Dream and The

New Drink will keep you in liystgrlcs. It

is tho funniest yet. The Slavery of

Children is a pathetic story of the work

that frills tu some poor unfortunate

children. The new song will be Coming

Through the Ryo .lann'¢- Mins, Miss Vinnlcombefsplaylug is n pleasing fsstisrs ofthe popular Fairylnnrl show,

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