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WATERY PERILS
uii iiuiii on me Lain-:s
All Relief Measures Failed Large Steamer Stuck on Reef' in Lake
Andi Hope is Abandoned.
Hundreds are Ueadl
special to The Guardian. CHERRY, Illinois, November lir- Aii hope has been abandoned hy the relatives of the 300 or more men now
Superior. Twenty-five .Men Facing
Almost Certain Death. A Res- '
cue Par-ty Fails.
u,mii,ere1l as victims in the greatest Special to The (liiardian_ " th,-ee miies no,-th of gayfield yes-get-_ mine disaster iii the history Of UI' »\.‘\Ull'l`l~} .\"[‘E MAlill<l Novcmilicr 5.day afternoon, after struggling
inois.
--With 25 men the steamer James'agsinst the wasnt: for thirteen hours
That not one of the hlllldrclls cn- Hoyt of Duluth is on a reef north- in one of the small boats of the
tombed in St Paul mine will be
cast of Otter Isla_nd in imm_immtdan_~H0yt_
when from it alive is the unanimous lzer with a heavy sen. i‘aging_ The two meh g',r;iggled with the
opinion of those on thc scene.
The Wolvin rlteaniship Co or' anized
o r but were forc~d to improvise ai
Men eqllillpell With Oxygen helmets n wrecking crew which left in ul? tug szilswvith which they managed to ,uri other things used in mine rescue to aid the vessel. U-ave] about eighteen miles- from work entered the mine today and Two boats which started to the the wreck, when they were taken a- gdded to the general horror of the steamer were unable to make head- nonrd a lumber boat utterely exhaust-
situation by declaring that the mine ig stil-Ii on fire and cavillfg -in
laces
WWY ill- We StUl'lil and were compelled
ed.
ut to put hack. , According to their story the re-
l‘he news of the \'essel's plight wns.m.alnder of the men hiive little chance
many p _ .
There were “HHN” t0 penetrate lirvuirlit to Bayfield :fy the first mate, of eseap-ini,-_ more than a few feet from the m.ain‘C'hainberlain, who with one of the. The James Hoyt is a steel steam-
shaft in the second vein. Their txiuiplnent was useless in th smoke imd gas-choked clla.mbei~s. Every bit of life-givingair had been exhausted many hours ago.
DDDIDN DIES WND E WNIIING PNESIINIPIIDN
I
sos'roN, Nav 14-or oliariea K_' Cutter, a well known Somerville and
crew managed to reach lied (‘.\iffe_
ship of 3,934 tone, 363 feet long.
BEHISIDND ID
Di N DNNDIDNIE
Special to The Guardian,
LONDON, Novenlbcr 15-Admliral
Beresford will be the Unionist candidate at the by-election in Ports- mouth. _
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DDD IIDDII NNNI
MINE SIINNENDIN
ORANGEVILLE, November 12-Bob
Cook, who two weeks ago so severe- ly slaished Nightwatchman Halbert, who was endeavoring to effect his arrest, is still enjoying his liberty, notwithstanding the "hue and cry" and the somewhat s ectaculer efforts
Charlestown physician, died while _ . _ tht __ thi? __ It _
~ - _ ti - ~ put. or o e ec s cap ure. s
"mug 8 prescrip on for a pahent believed he is in hiding not far from
‘ this town, but the rumors that he
Somerville. Five minutes before death hm, paid Seve,-ai visits here have D0
which was caused .by organic valviil- foundation, in fact.
,___ ,
ar heart trouble, he was apparentl well.
at his home office, 175 School street
y
Additional interest was given _to
un te d des crate flair
Dr Cutter was born in Somerville nearly 59 years ago. Ho graduated
o numerous complaints- andi reports tl t .I
the unfort n an p _ a
_ _ |‘.,y which Halbert has been niilrned
fHONoI'UI‘U’ NOV' 13 AB B' rwult for life by the advent of Provincial De-
tective Will'.n.m Greer, who has had
from Somerville thigh school ill 18il8,I ‘H apnilcse and* other pombe” are several extended interviews with the
Tufts i"ol`lege in 1872, and Harvard
fm .their skins on Laysan Island, an
IBm_ughtfmng.hfme mmbers of birds local authorities. ' High Constable
Broddy of Brampton is also nn town,
lnedical chool in 1876. He pract.iscdf0l`d@l` WHS 1`§f¢i\f'f?d fl'0m‘ WB/Shillt-'.909 but no Special Significance is attmhed ui Charlestown 15 years and sinceiyesterday duectmfi that the lght' to his presence, as he is a frequent
1891 in Somerville,
INSINNEIN DNEND3
NESDI__I_ Di SININE
lIll<lI,li()UltNE, NUV. l~l----'l‘Ile exten-
liollse tender-Iitikiiigproceed to Lrlrysali to ,patrol it and other islands north west of Honolulu as arevenue cutter.
JNNNES NDIS IS
visitor. Bob Cool<'s father and brother are also here, and the former made a call on the Crown Attorney. It is believed that ‘Jefore 'many hours the much.wanted man will give him'- self up to the authorities, which would be his best course. Cook is,
, however, a determined fellow, and
may not see matters in _this light.
, I Cook is reported to have been severe-
ly hurt in his encounter with the of-
“`“`” ficei his ri ht aim bein ba l in
MONTILEAI., November 14-James jiire; g g y -
sion _,I the coal, Strike in New _,_,0uu_,lioss, president of thc Dominion Coal It is now conceded that Bob has
Wales is causing|"l serious olitlook. It is reported that the riverside workers illwlliiliout Australia will striik
out of |*lle oil: liiicdred and fifty thou- snn-.'l slmres of its common stock, has c nditionall sold his entire holdin
leompany and owner of fifty thoiisnhil not been in the immediate vicinity
since the Sunday folfowing the af- fair with Halbert and Spears, and that Tomm Reid Cook's brother in
e‘ c y ‘ . g y , ' - -
ru,,.,i.,y_ m,,,,y of the ,,,,,.,sc,,,. S|,,,,_ to la. it. wean, rapi-naming the par- law. was mistaken when he thought
Pillg companies are increasing tliei Ifeiglit rates, and wool sales at Iiris
chasing syndicate, at ninety-'live dol-
cr/inpany to the party who desire to
he saw the man Wednesday week. Cook
1; lars. This gives control of the Coal Seems '30 have 1111 0V9I`D0We¥`iDg im'
pulse to resist apprchension,» espec-
bline,|probably will be postponed as afmerge the interests of the Coal with ia~ll_y when any show of force is
result. Tile situation is .. ifrnvo onefthe Iron and Sheei Company, _ This m§rhe~ it _ The last hope for a settlement- wi1lIsyndlcate,'composed of Sir Henry M. T E éommutee appmnted “Y the
_ __ I _ H _, 1 D “_ W d_ T _ d own ounc to investigate the con
come today when the stiikers confer me 5 $16,? , _ ______,;C;__e___cr_i_>_;1§:_J bl;l;___ duct of cmd Spears at the time ol
ence will consider the terms offercdi ' ' lf" g' . ' `. the attempted arrest met, but a um me" by um _mine __w_________ It _Sifor some time actively buying Steel number of citizens who witnesged the
ciminon, and .they are understood to rem-ed'umt shmlld n “I-ue’“°"t “°tI iiow control forty-five thousand Qrgiirigg 1;i;;gr;l(;yturgc:lpe’_ igdvggggc
be reached the strike will become _gen-Iiiimrei _ a,.0,md',_n the chiefs favor whg eral Tuesday. Food prices nre rapldlyi The deal ,with lVI_r Ross will be clos-‘stains he was reiuctant to Zh-aw ms VIHIUB and. coal is- selling at sixty-011 tl>m0\`\`0W~ It IS Stfltell that I\0ld- revolver. as there being so ' many shillings a tom Ml. Bnw'ling_ ,Vhc‘i~.rs of forty-five thousand .additional people on the street it would not presillmt of “___ M___c__,___ F__________t_____ shares of (-oal have a_l:rced to sup- have _been safe. has ____V_____d th t _k __ '__ ' _ port the new syndicates merger pol-5 Halbert is still confined to his ____ 0 H \` GFS. l Wy UN icy, while twenty-five thousand addi- home, and suffers considerable pain,
Ugly. to take what they want. _tional shares were financed on Satur- although Dr T. H. Henry, who is in
__________ -tiny iii M'onti~eal nnd Toronto. Cir- attendance, sais the wound, swing to
INNPEI LINED
WIIH $3.400
NEW Yortx, Nov 13- when Mrs Fmnk A. Edavi-li died _in South Nor- Wfllk ii weeki ago, it was thought slln Did .not have acent_ When the kit- chen f`1\l'Det wnstnken up two layers 0! small bills, which almost covered $10 ent'ire floor, were discover-eu. hm! was almost .a bushel of thorn, “nd they amounted to just three Ihflusnnd four hundred dollars. '
culxirs have been sent to the holders of the remaining thirty thousand shares, and iif they refuse to support the new policy they will he bought
<out at the smrle prihe as Mr floss.
Tile latter will receive a first pay- ment of one million, two hundred rind
thc bnlnucc in instalments. ' I ..____--
EDII'I ID NESIDN Ii IDNDS NIJEIII DIIDDEI
'~_....».4,._ _'- ‘-
Her non, Charles A. Slevin, wai- llhout to vacate.tha,~|iouie and- stood In the iloorway,~.¢_l¢Llb_erating whether
-l,oNnoN, -Nev ~i4-A report is eur-
lrent/liei‘e to the' reflect that should ‘the iilousc ‘of'l.ords reject the budget,
the victim's splendid physique, is hea'ing quickly.
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NNNIVES_ IN ENNNDE
' BORDEAUX, France, Nov 14-King
wiiy -'to"vlsit' King uEdwan-ln nvnlved here this morning. He is slightly in- disposed an‘d>-,tri order tofhreolc. the journey spent the daydlera. .Ho » ,_;cxf
to tan 1 _i _ _ ,_ , __gt_ F___:_\Dth0_:'___;_%yp__t_l;_i;___l<_i_tcF_i£n .cuaylivremler Asqultli and liistsabilget ityvili pbéts proceed __¢onigM__¢|"e_¢_¢ _tor cover the dog kéiihrél and __e»p________ _ti immediately resign with e o iec o C“e,.b0u,.g_.__|,._om, where he Wm , hail up_ . - ' ‘throwing upon the ConservatiVBB1€l!d [br England, = ' . ._ r ,__ _
ers the onus of providing for the
Minard’s Liniment Cures Dlstemper. ciiimti-y nuaiicinl needs. i Mlnnrd's Linlment. Cures Cold, &c.
Condensed Advertisements
Whether or not this report is well-
foundcd Lord Ilansdowne's .delay in
nm <_~__-_r_.=;-_-_-= ' ' The temperature at three o‘clock
(Too ing, for cia”m¢,,¢_inn_i presenting the expected resolution of _______ morning was _ony Bu d°g"__s_
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SAuNsoMii: sAusAoias :reall et-~
_]___9|'y_day at Flnun - "‘
dare R- New r* -' ' _
.OST between 172 Sydney St and "I N 'f "8" ' G , - ws
rejection of the budget has gffven rise to the idcn that n closer realization
li il c~al confusion is bound
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' 5 Htlitfon, a large `oiooll-stone to follow. Min-4rd's Lfnimant cures urge in co mls. Finder please lcnvc at tlls The qiiestlon of the rejection of the`
°"*°°- 11-ienalpn. _
budget is giving the responsible Un-
1'“`CMAI-I`0'ili,“i1}vi'ii'h}{\r¢`; 'ht his stand; i,_,,,|B¢__icadei-S time for a pause for re- ”-‘-“'*""”_“‘
4 I th , - , S I 5 ~
H_______:i_ _l_if:_i_i_r_ke_t__t_§>_;i_:_1_;'rn_;'___e_;‘__ no-lion. wiiiie it ia know: that many KE S Eel ' ' ' _ influential men on the Lnlonist side CHICAGO MAR T .
' rgrl- .__ _ .___ mdlindf I are ,wel-no in fi-pcopting the risks of -- NVAN'm”» Sm I" ¢°“°'“‘ “"‘"’°f -_ re crnciloo, N is-is mal)-
wqi-k_ Apply to M,-B G90 Big almost unprecedented coulee of ov D
_ I
N09. Arlington HOU” Great Geoijectlng the Jiudget, the leading flnsn
slr at ' _ m \ it lcv-_'ted Dec Wheat ._ . 105|
, ii isdn-.a. , _
I ANTED, position hp housekeeper mi ai-iicia to the question, p1in+lng Nbv Wheat 4 .... ._ ..,..... ..¢ 105|
Ol' attendant n invalid Good i, ordinary situation that Nov .Corn .. .. . ..... 09|
ui*
cial weekly, the Econo ns, i i .. ..»
men ' ° ' out ,the ex ra ,
“Cel Apply at this office- “ld follow ,uhh action. Dec Corn . 60|
ll-lbd3wpd.
W0
Manuel; .pf Portugal,--nvnoi-iii__r|n ,_ Qin.,
DDES II MEIN
I INDEPENDENCE?
Hon. G. Braham Hints at
Complete Autonomy, Ad- dress Debate Cut; Short-
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Special to, The Guardian. i_
OTTAWA, November 15-lA speech in
Montreal by I-Ion George Graham has excited a good deal of attention in-
complete Canadian Autonomy at an early day.
to the speech fromi the Throne pro- n;f.ses to be the shortest on record.
beyond tomorrow.
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EDNEIDN FINDS-
,_-q
ist’VisItois` Resort.
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Special to The Guardian. _ t TORONTO, November 15-The banr
ishment of foreign flags from On- tario's provincial parks and' other crown lands whereofm tourists and
holidays seekers locate, isa regula- U
the Go.vex-nment. _ The enactment will be Vurt of n 5
general park uolicy.
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NN NDDNESS DN '
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again ,crowded by an eagerly atten- ‘ tiive audience last night. The vital' interest of Dr Elliott's\ solemn mes-
sage deeply stirred many hearts.
After the usual opening, during
onable Sin. |
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If ir i
4
ruins 're _ New
1
Menéy’§i Plan
in Force. New
Councils" in January.
BIMLA November 15-Thg lah 1 i-
day
Thus begins a new and striking
epoch ln the history of British rule of the total 135 will be elected as in India. agalinst 39 elected heretofore.
For more than three years the Im-
U11d°F U19 Program. adopted' all se-
asmuch as it suggested the idea of Specialto The Guardian. ligious and special interests 'may
'elect re resentatlves to the Viceroy’s
. _ _ 0 p
reform of the British Admlnlgtration and the provincial councils and a
The debate on the Rddress in reply of India outlined _by Lord Morley, safeguard is provided in the qualifica-
Secretalry for India. last December and tion which empowers the impeila-l designed to give India ani embryo con- and Provincial Governments to de-
The deblifv ¢°\`fBil1\Y Will H05 go stitution admitting _natives to an .clare ineligible amy persons whose el-
andependent share ln. the legiaia.tioii`ection is considered contrary to the of the county, came into effect to- public interests. _
The Viceroy's council in future will
have 370 members instead of 126, und
The functions of the council will
perial Government and the Indian be enlarged and ft will take an active
` Administration wrestled with the part in the budget and in all legisla-
.
details of the plan recently consum- tion.. _ mated. The new councils will assemble in
January.
TLT...N2iZ2?wiZIii..“.?“ ilizin I sill I .iluuiuu nu.
li nun nu’ s. J. wunniut
SYDNEY, Nov 15-Inland Officers
Y.
n named Almon in connection’ wllth
The still was located in n. small ilding off Main Street,and upon the
olice Station. The seizure of the still and - arrest
were effected through the efforts of
' ' Inspector Fraser, District Inlalnd'R=ev-
_ _ anna oiliéer, assisted by A.J. Menon-
ri ald, of the Inland Revenue Depart-
il i ment, Sydney and local officers.
NNIE EIIDN IS
The First Methodist Church was A _
NEED Ni HDSIDN
ston arrived from Yarmouth The
forgiven unto men, but the blasphemy mm* as Wing lame ‘md appearing uk”
Z ' 1 --1-; U
DARTMOUTH, Nov 14-Rev S. J.
seized an illicit still at Glace Bayiyes- Woodroofe, formerly of this C'ity,waa erda and caused the arrest of a inducted into the Rectorshlp of Chrlstl
Church Dartmouth last evening 'by
ma I , the affair. . ,Bishop Worrell. The Church was
;crowded, and His Lordship pi-eachedil very able sermon from the text
u - ~ . _
- officers enterin esterda the foundi"‘Lord show us the Father and it
tion. which will be shortly adopted by the ___________,__ct__r§ gt _liqugr ;'__e____m_ ,Wm __umce_,, John 14_8_
bly in full operation. Almlon wgai Dlshop Worrell swid "Like Philip the only person found on t1bepren:l'Lses'we wanted too much of the material at the time, and he was at once plac~ tllil18H» W0 Wanted *I0 lk BUOWD- We ed under arrest and taken to the expect our ministers to entertain us P
Iwith oratory, if this is done we are satisfied. Things have changed very little since the days of old, when Philip asked to be shown the Fath- er and Thomas doubted. There are still plenty of Philips and Tbomases. The people of today take more pride in the material part of the Church than in the spiritual. If they can say that the Minister in their Church preaches better serinone,and that the choir sings better than in another Church, than they are satisfied.
-‘would probably be sent back to her
BOSTON N'_'___ “_A ti ,home on Tuesday. It was Captain
1 Uvem er c ng Si Wh fl C rec ived th dl Patch
M Fl d 1 d in m el. PUD' Ifelegmphic °’d°"5 "Um thé PM' frog Yagmnhlth wlsich reqliestsd the]
Whifih Re' T °7 __° P yth' ents of Annie ll‘lrth,seventeeii\~year-old guys detem_i0,,_ when confruntgd yy Mr Neffzsef “U8 Beafmg ° i:ir1.0fY‘erm0“¢11-. the imMsrnri°D the immigratioireiiiciaia Misa Firth, Cross." _ 0m°"5 IP this °iI'»Y d°t“'I“°d th” also much surprized at their action,
Dr Elliott preached onithe Unpard- Y0“UE §'"`l today when the steamer accepted her plight complacentlyi and
refused to discuss the matter in any*
Bo _ _ ffl " l “eliev the girl sloped fr-om. - 1' d t gi ti, ¢ d
He tack his tm nammate. 12:31- ‘,’_er°§;_’f_e"t0 _,fe cm with __ mm who ;a_i;__ __;1'_l:_ tg; iodiyenw a;____ra_;_;_ 32. "Wherel0l'0 I Say “M0 y0\1» an succeeded ln getting away. Passes- bon d0cked_ and 3,180 unknown to
endeavored to see her when the story
n actor Captain Sims, of e became known
against the holy ghost shall not .bei;o__t°____ assetted todaynthat the gm
IHBDDGI' 01 Bill P-lid UIBSDIIGIHY 511911 be 89"’ 559°” the Bostm’ deecrim the any of the persons on' the dock many.
th .
forgiven unto men. And ,whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of Man it shall be .forgiven him; but whosoever speaketh against the Holy _ Ghost fit shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, nor in U10
world to come."
Dr Elliott, after introducing hit!
solemnlty and importance, dwelt‘ion the loving kindness and tender niercy of God. The text says -"All manndl' Of y sin shall be forgiven." The Drunkard d --since Noah. The Deceitful-since Jacob. .The Lustful Man-since David. b The Dishonest Man-since _Zacch0\lB- 1 The Scarlet Sin-since Jesus. Hf SPN F
More" and even when murdered
He will forgive all sins confessed
and forsaken.
God's Faithfulriess in warning.
Some .adect to think God’s words as cruel and shocking. He ,_wh»0 receives, you from imminent peril may be oven rough and shocking, but .is he not _truly 'your friend. Stern and uncom- 'iii-émlialng `wal‘iung is often -the tryout `iii`llrlt"i>f' friendship. The hopelessness of one ‘who flnallyi-elects .the waljll' ‘ing `i:alli`_’l‘lIm sin'*fh'lPosslh'l6 I0. 95"* don 'ilif"the` .settled habit otf relletlng oeairi eiiii; *An ein -nvatnsellet Dv Earfe, iihed to say; »"'l‘he _unllBFd0D- able .sih consisted in one's continuing to say Noi 'No I to odors of mercy till you are a sinner left ,ale no and given up by the spirit. '
With deep feeling, with well chosen illustration, with heartfelt, earnest appeal, Dr Elliott pressed llama the deeply solemn and awful war ning and again offered the fnvltatiom “Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will 3'1" YOU rest."
FAIR AND COLDER. `
Special to The Guardian. TORONTO, 'November 16-Westerly
to northerly winds, strong ,to moder- ate gales during the day, fair and -colder. . _ _ ,_
The length of today. will be nine
unto the women "G0 Bud .Bill N0 B
on E
orth remembering WSI? I" “ea Y
The list of the accidents. in base- au resulting in deaths aurins the 809 season shows that 138925811 W” esponsible for thirty d°B¢\\B._Wh\°\1 t this is twelve less than ,last year- lghteen 'of these deaths occurred
h
Calvary He _mid ..Fa¢_her Jgrgive during actual play, and .to whic any them." P
the same
for the season of 190 , w character of accidents.
vulalonn. Age 11 years-
liours and thirty-seven__mfnutes. ~
I ,nKSii¥If7ALL msarils" RUGBY Loon TAME
BOSTON Nov. 14-During the pre- Feb 24-At Imperial, Cal., Geo. D.
' tb ii it i ‘Fra nun, and as tile ,result of being
subject briefly, and illustrating its lent agitation against foo a ne Il
bit in the head by a pitched ball. Age
every severe athletic sport en§BB€d In 25 -y°B\"S~ early by 5 gl-ent _number of players, Aug 16r-At Chicago, Ill., Benson line by three and a.quarter laps. eath exacts its toll. Smith while catching a game, wasI
hit in the head .by a pitched ball |11 years. I May 26-At Kokomo, Ind., Leo _1Smith, while playing in a game on May 3, collided with a base runner. ‘He .never regained consciousness.
July 17-At Glasgow, Ky., Hewitt
layer mright fall n vlctim`. The re- Spilllman died as a result of over
mai;-ling twelve were indirectly , con- exertion in practice. ,Age 26 years.
pected with the game. July 10-At French Lich, Ind.,
The majority of the thirty .deaths John Chenault, catcher on the color-
were in amateur clubs. Serious acci- ed Pluto team, was struck over the dents are seldom recorded .In the big heart by a pitched ball. Umpire told leagues, for probably the same reason him .to take his base, and as he was which confines most of the .deaths in half way toward first base he fe
football to men. school players-that 0"" dead-
ls, the big league baseball players and July* 7-At -New YOFK. WUII8-\'l1 MC college. football teams are fn strict Numara died of injuries sustains
tm,mmg_ I _when sliding into second base in
.pal-ing the yearn' 1905 and iles tiie'sem° with 1 -rival team- He we
deaths due to baseball .exceeded those 1I\lmP0d 011 by the “C0110 bBS€m8Il- 'hom fastball, ana in iso: um number sept 21-At Bristol, Tenn., _ Alex- the Ramblers grounds would new
ander Moore received a broken neu
(Cupid) .Plnkney, second baseman
team. .
al lnutos.
ch. ul. it.
nu ui ull
nut liulll
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Greatly Enlarged Bedfort Says His Confession
With Matty El‘e‘_ct“eidii"M‘eiiiliers-: Lords
was False And He was Discharged-
Special to The Guardian. _
LONDON, November 15-Edward
Bedford, the Canadian arrested last month upon his confession that he .murdered Ethel Kinrade, was dis- charged when arraigned in Bows Street court today.
The Police investigation failed to
substantiate the confession, which the prisoner finally admitted is false.
NN ENNIHDUNNE
NI IENENIEEE
Special to The Guardian. _--._
TENERLFFE, November -151-Heavy
earthquake shocks were felt here yes- terday.
ciuiiiiii"siii'i`
ililuu ucuns
- AMI-IE'RST, November 14--Fred Cameron, of the Ramblers, was not satisfied with breaking thq maritime province record for five miles ,on the Wanderers track in Halifax this sum- mer, when _be lowered the mark_ to 26 minutes, l and 4-5 seconds; he was
‘not satisfied with smashing. Hans 1-Iolmer's ,record for ten miles on the road, when he set the new figures at 56 minutes, lti 1-2 seconds inthe Her- ald and The It/liail'e bfig race last month, neither. was he satisfied in tearing to pieces the indoor record at the Arena a week ago, pushing .the
Nmark down to 26 minutes 54 seconds. |I-Ie ripped the ,covers of! of everything ithat looked like a record in the mari; itime provinces sporting bulletin .mild `then looked around for fairer fields to conquer. _
He has now broken into the Cana-
dian athletfc record patch, and the first barrier confronting him wife the Canadian amateur ten mile record,' which, so far as could be learned in Amherst, is 54 minutes 54 seconds, this time being credited to Fred ' Simpson, the iipper Canadian Indian, which if *' Cameron broke on Sat- urdai ‘ .I "roads, in his race with " ' er, the American Chafllliiw- - time being 54 minutes 46 seconds.
Fowler, the American, has a re-
cord _which has placed him in the front ranks of the world's greatest runners, and while completely out-- classed by Cameron, ran the ten miles in a little over 55 minutes, the fastest ten miles the American has ever run. Fowler is ia marathon run- ner and ran a splendid and fast race in the last _ five miles, in spite of which Cameron led him to the finish
The performance made by Cameron
Saturday was phenomenal. On a heavy sand track which had 'been ac- curately measured by a competent engineer, and .which had already been frost bitten this year, and in a driz- zling :ndst the Amherst man covered the .distance in the remarkable tlime' of 54 minutes 46 seconds, doing the
st live miles in 26 minutes 55 ,sec- nds, while _he finished his first mile n 5 minutes 4\'» seconds, and finished the last hundred yards of the .race slightly over ll seconds. During the long ten _mile grind, Cameron made
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ll an average of 5 minutes 28 3-5 sec-
onds for each mile _and if pushed
- could have ,done much better. The en-
d thusiasm manifested here was intense, a over two thousand spectators turned
s out on a busy ,Saturday afternoon
and had the race been on a holiday
k have held the crowd of people who
wrhe ioiiowiiig in L partial list of from being hit by a ,swift ball while wanted to see the local champion run deaths due to actual baseball play Dlhyillg Sl10Tf»S*»0D-
I 9 ith dates and Sept. 15-At Dayton, 0., Charles Fowler, the champion of America.
of There were no happier sporting peo-
May 16-,At Gastonville, Pa., Wil- the Dayton Central League team died ple in the world than _ the Amherst
llnm , I-Iarrison, went to stop a as the result of being hit in the ,head grounder, when the ball jumped up by a pitched ball delivered by ,Pitcher energetic members of the club had and hit him in the head. Died of con- Hammond, of the Gi-and Rapids reaped their just deserts ln having a
against fast and popular Bobbin
Ramblers Saturday night when tho
runner who is able to take the :mu-
Aug. 4-At Detroit, Mich., Edward July 5-At Saginaw, Mich., .Walter ure of any ten mdle runner in Amer-
Kiogg while watching a game, was Schwartz, while playing with a scrub lea. Cameron will still .remain an hit in' the head with n pitched ball, team, was hit .ln the head by a pitc
which caused his death. Age I2 years. ed ball while at the bat.
April 27-At Lamont, Pa., Leonard Aug. 1-At Big Stone ,Springa, K
de Long while playing ball, collided Charles Black, after making a sense- off that he will be qualified ,to comr-
' l i catch stumbled
with A baserunncr, and burst in tions runn ni! » blood "SNL broke ,his neck. The crowd cheer
June 3--At Zellnople, Pa., John him as he fell for makln¢ U10 Clt
Donaldson .illed at the result of being They did ll0*- HOW |19 WN .50 Mt m th, _had by . pigcimi hgii, wblle he lay on the ground for sever- _ _________
amateur and it is hoped by his many
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friends that when _,the Olympic game!
y, at Athens, next summer, are pulled
and pete for the palm of athletic achieve-
ed ment, the .Olympic lxnrathon, and
few will dare to dispute his right to
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