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ITALY PLANS TO _ ‘IAIAI IIAIII AI IIIIIJKI IHIIUIIISH IIIIIAHIII GIIS PROGRESS MADE IN I
'_ TERMINATE WAR EIIIIPIII ISLAIIII AIIII IIIIIIWIIIII I IIIII IIIIIIIPIS RAILWAY BUILDING
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in~»<- n “AIA 'AW HAS- “neil'n2::.i"‘@“ __.::;“;'___1i;‘;;i__.ir:; GfI"ii:.r;;:" “IW Iflifi All
th” M°dSIt°"""°°" ‘ _ --._ ' “"° "_.._.__”°“”“°“' ___ Now About-Two
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News of fi, fatal sealing raid nt, (loop
rnxino, Niiv. i~lny. wire)-viien “' I”'“““f* “V J“"““°“° "°“‘*’"* “"3 Sin Kai has been appointed Premier been received here'
Cl-IIASSQ, Switzerland, NOV- 1* of Ch-n ' d in . Three Japanese schooners anchored
g (By Wire)-With a view to bringin the Wm. with Tui-key quickly to an
i a an w organize u new cal, E - _ . il ti -
met as som, as he assumes ms post. 0 it seal rookei-ies. A Russian pa- Meanwhile Prince Ching, whom tml cruiser arrived and they an '
he Italian cabinet has decided Yuan sin Kai succeeds will cow weighed anchor and ran, leaving their
and t mst the Porte must either acceo Pwr, ur loose more territory.
t tinue acting as Premier; “m"|1 boats 0" the beadi-
'l'here_were five bout crews ashore
This means that some of 'l‘urkey’s and some of the raiders opened fire
valuable island possessions in the S on the Russian uiirds
wdlterranean will be siezed unles ,hr submits.
wnyerences between Admiral Aubrey rid the Cabinet
_ , . ngllllt, Nov. 1-(By Wire)-The TORONTO, Oct. 31- There are no
g' .
B _ One of the Russians were killed an
This decision was reached at secret
d
,several snnlers were wounded.
UIIAWA [IIIIIINS
GIIA SIIIIPIIISI
i expire at f - '1 `
P0" of reverses tn Italian arms at this afternoon. It 1eft0uAle(>)cz§ri?lI2lI°
Tripoli. _ ‘ General Canava reported this morn
ing that the situation was unchanged.
LOOKS LIKE A LON0 SESSION
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ley and Price, Hurristers, also had ii number which he did not file. Msn- srs. Beaton and l’rice had a confer ence dilring the ebbing moments and
Beaton of the Liberal organizing -'-1
staff, with sixteen petit'o ‘ tl' , , Satchel, while .,._ P,.,c;_“"0,‘“C0‘,’_f‘ oi"iA\v.f\, october, ai-ottiiwiiiis
in general are now beginning to rea- li'/.ii tiic effects of having a prince of
' the blood as governor-general of (lan.
ada, and some surprises has comc
oriviwn, oct. ai-The ei-der has €"’l‘“’°“°1Y 1'°“°h'=d Home agreement nnon them. _ OM out to an government depm,t_ in the nature of a. saw-off. 'l‘lie pet- Rideau Hall has up to the present
if ments that estimates must be ready
ltions now in are, Norfolk (with
time been a sort of show place of the
for pamament on Not-_ 15, covering 01'0BS'l-letition), East Elgin, Haldi~ capital and the footpaths 'regarded as
d West Kent. '- ' '
not only unfinished work and the re- mainder nf the current year supply, but estimates for 1912-13. This latter is looked upon as presaging a long session instead _of the short one for organization purposes which was ex pected to he followed by a business session of the -usual length.
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CAIIAD`A'S CUSTOMS
OTTAWA, Oct. 31--The Dominion
mand an
TWO NEI SHIPS
FOR ALLAN LIIII
line today placed orders for two neu vessels which will be placed on the M t ill" l
have a tonnage of 15,000 and will hi able to maintain a speed of 18 ‘knots
semi public highways. Now, however, citizens and others have discovered somcwliat abruptly that they can no longer wander at will in the domain apportioned to his ro al hi hncss.
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Fields on the estate which have, al-
MONTREAL’ October 30___,1,he Annu ways been used by football and oth-
er clubs with easily gained and often unasked per mission, are absolutely closed; bypaths which led across the
on rea ~ _iverpoo route. The ves vmlmds are rigid, - _
. _ . , _ ,, y forbidden, twelve
Eels Wm he 570 feet m lengthh Wm uniformed policemen had a host of
plain clothes men order all the ped- stilan oil the premises b da' and
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CUBAOYUB f0l‘. .0°t°b°l` Wtali 57`»693.295 Bemdmore and company ‘re°°‘V°‘ eight piliccnien do the same at Jnight.
ss against $5,812,584 in the same month of 1910, the increase being i.l,885,7l1. During the seven months of the current fiscal year the increase of Customs revenue was $7,632,490.
COURT 'l‘O APPROVE
OF PLAN TO "BUST"
I TOBACCO ’l‘RUS'I‘ I
NEW YORK Oct 31-The eild was i'8dlIH§NPA'~"t.l8IIay in the argu- ments which have been made for the past two days before the, United States circuit court for and against
the plan of dissolution filed by the‘
American Tobacco Company. Judges Lscomb No c Cox and Ward took
c. v S.
the case under advisement. '
A decree is expected within a few days determining whether the much discussed plan is in accordance with the miinulate of the supreme court of the United States which held the American Tobacco Company to be an; illegal combination in restraint oi' trade and ordered that the trust he disintegrated so as to restore com- petition in the tobacco industry. Interest in the A. arguments today centered chiefly in the appearance 0! Attorney-General `Wickerslism. He stated that he approved generally Of the plan, but at the same time made recommendations which met vlg0l'0\1B protest on the part _of thestock and bondhoiders of the American Tobacco Company. Mr. Wickershsm insisted that the court, by an injunction to prevail from three to five years, re-
the contract for one vessel and thi Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineer ing company were siiccessfull tender ers for the other. Tile expenditure is £l,O00,000 st/crling.
REJECTS KHAPP’S CLAIIA
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-The claim
of Captain John J. Knapp, of 'thi navy to $150,000 damages for the al legcd appropriation by the Govern ment of a piitcnt to prevent rlarc backs in the turrets of battleship..
Ulaiiiis. The Court ilccliiieil to recon nizc the claiin. thc potent gas clec tor was offered to the navy in 1904, and it was determined th n to lcavi the settlement of the pat nt question to the Court. Captain Knapp secured patents in 1005, but, doubt was ex- pressed by thc Bureau of Ordnance oi the Navy as to their validity. To- iia-y's decision was based on ii report of navy experts who iniidc nn cl- lmustive invcstiillliillll- '
SA'.~IKA'I"(l(`/N TAKES
(‘.IVI(‘. CENSUS
SASKATOGN, ' Oct, 29-With _OVGF
two hundred public spirited citizen? including students of the University of Saskatchewan Emmanuel College. working as enumerators. H CIVIC °°“' sus of Saskatchewam was taken .to- day and while at midnight the re-
Every person is met_ at any corner by the eagle eye of thc custodians of his royal higlincss' welfare with cn-- iiuires as to their business. Few oi the democratic customs are allowed to prevail and thoseiwho nw reach the very portals of Government House ghave first to ,show solid rea- sons why. ' '
It was not like this in the ildcii
timesiaud there are iieartburnings in consequence. ldveryboy ow has 110 march up in the ‘middle of thi! FOMI .,to the main entrance and may bc turned back soon after DIIBSIDIZ U10
was dismissed today by the (‘-ourt o' “entrance gates. » ,
To-day two iiiisopliisticateil _ news-|
Puller men, relrcsentiiig Winnipeg: papers, wont to Rideau I-lall with thc ._ intention tif gathering news items oi' an indefinite sort and were met on , the roadway by the myrmdoms of _-he law, who asked their business, [nailing any substantial reason for ‘pei ing on the premises they were as cl f tiicy did not know they were on , private grounds and ns I'-|105’ had WV' force to leave the premises in whichi `an honest citizen or visitor' has al- ready' received s. sui‘l‘l`i90 0f 3 “kc nntiirc. Now that a prince is in re- sidence at Rideau Hall, the premises no longer belong to the Canadian government. This is the ruling Of those responsible for the safety Di i-lie Royal Highness. the D“k¢ °f -Connaught during his 9°j°‘“"“ In Canada, a pennlty_Ottowans have not till just recently discovered. _
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serve to the government the right to 'tunic were not complete or finally _ Rusmnn apiieiii to the court at any time it eiieeiieii, nie population was SHOW" in _l__
should appear that the diBS0luti0l1 Of
be about 18,500.
the trust. had not resulted in condlt- The members of the special civic PETERSBURG, Oct. 31- Tiw
bank managers, made the count, and their statements are to the BOBCA-
ST.
ions in harmony with the anti-trust tommittee, acting with three local Keds of three new bnttleglrlpg were law ` »
laid down st Nikolayev yesterday.
....1-_K--"*-'1'_
ARM SEVERED BY that the figures stated will probably ` _
THE OCEAN LIMITED
he exceeded when the final ieP0\‘I19 are checked up.
riuioucii. rlioviscs '
QUEBEC, Nov. 1-Antoine Rloux. Working under the directional 17 ln” “nu “l|“|_l|{D 0! lliuiouski, aged twenty-six, 1135 captains. the enumerators started __-___
his right arm severed at the Ouider
work at 1 o'clock, and continued on
by the I. C. R. Ocean Limitzg train into the evening, each having pre- Yestérduy the Nor-¢liuml»erland_ left on Saturday. - vlously been sworn to take an ac- this port at 7.30 a. m. for Picton Rioux who had spent the summer curate account. with passengers, freight, express and at Anticosti had just returned home, on every hand the P80010 gave mall' docking. at 11.10 a. .m. _ She sin wiiiie bicuiiig good-bye to n heartless cn-operations and the 1“‘.“°" len on return at 2.10 p. ni., bringing number of his friends the train start- ln almost every i“9*»°»“°° r°"‘“m°-d passengers, freight, express and YH' ad oil. l-le attempted to ju.mp to the home until after the special enumer- iterduyw N_ S_ man ,mil arrived Platform, but jumped between the atom cali-ed.' . hm, M 5,40 p, m_ She leaves this Platform ‘an‘d the train with the re- , There is a genernl f0°I.iI\K th” *M5 morning rm- Picton at 7.30. null. that his right arm was levqed figure is fair to Saskatoon while the Yenmiday the ,,m,.\,_,,d_ i,f¢ at 7 llld he also received an “Bly EMI* 0° D0mI“i°\1 W" 'mt' V' t rla returning Meri. nt
his head" ‘ Tha “gm” given by the "mem infctxlie ililtgrnoon. She will re-
enumerators after the recent census
main in port all day today.
lfiiiii-in minmeiiz own .nniiiimiu 'curing were _12-002' Yesterday the Emeril express vm .,.. nm., nie sonnefn =°°°\“°‘°“‘“'
~ -- _ , “tes nm, the
~ Iltvtstzgd gtlieciariilmolillafidion was forty
' _ 'minutes late. tm S“mm°'°i:&8 l,,';'§_
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The S. B. Oascahedk arrived ln 9°" llet nl|lit fi-oin_.Picto_u and sail- °'1 wer niiiliiigiii mtii _._ lei-up eiiira; eonplstiiig principally ofpotstoss. I-fer dspartun fron( this -port for ictnu on Tutldlff l1I{ht_vlAl.i.'iark.td \> mi _iii-imiii'ir' yiancmt, when Hen Fisher -fell over the wharf '°°'I s one of lin- ‘nu u ann-was f=\csfing¢h‘“¢_.- ._, _ 10"- nillifra' maiimsiiud convey all doxvn-"th wharf-md, crossing
is €i`§"».il`.“»i‘f5i;.XZ1'?° “"<i....,.¢""‘I
Al ‘b ` ' _ ' qiw wud t:i'ifi,I»°i?i-¢\?l;?`
_ f .~ A ,',_._.-.,. ,f_ _
Ilililillii I ILII i .Ili
ul d right overboard through
gg gpg :Sift opposite the one he cn- t ed. ' ,Ivor the second times \in two days gud ,t the same dock the officer! and mm 'of the ossegpedia beard that ¢rY armani by =wn°n~' "MW °'°"° noni-d,." and after some little difficul- ty the man was fished out and n~ se- c°nd tfagadyhifl Bl ffllliy ‘A575 was
°"l€h?diiffair created no 'little excite- ment onboard and ashore; especially .0 in view of the miiuu vi 01° 11"'
t and its frequent termin-
vious nigh . ation was s si-set relief totghoiis wifliinsmlor took PMA in ° _"°’ - . , I , _
fit min
cNmml?`(A:3iI‘)N wgdcohirhodation WBB II Et -five minutes late snd,tlie West- egn yexpress was twenty-five minutes late. ' _
”’W_iiii’_ r"r|_P§fl T0 E555'
‘ iconminm-i_ ‘
Is a rested hind not easier i'.o‘:m-
, more apt to .consider an o ar.
§;°:.Bsiii1ins |\rs:\nnent. than ° 'NIWID
Mgr? Inorning finds the rested mind. the evening the tired mind. Advertis- lrrg ln the good morning paper is IN' TERESTING because the reader ig alert and interacted in his own in- mi-em--ane tired. nine we \>°1'°¢-
\lii'mrd'| Lixiiiiioiit Relieve; Nounltls
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r wmmu
officer in the left shoulder. The
.in the back, as a warning to others ‘who may entertain similar intentions towards their superiors.
The police and carabiniers have
set to work to discover the anarch- ists who are carryong on the ex- tensive propaganda among the troops, and especially among the reservists, and inciting the iflatter, when once under arms, to fire on their own officers instead of the enemy. ' -
News of the existence of such trai-
tors lias caused great indignation throughout the country.
JAPAN IAKING x
CIIINA N0 LOANS
1
TOKIO, Oct. 31-The request of the.
Chinese Government for a loan from the Y0k0haina Specic Bank having been made through Sheng Hsuan- Hual. the Minister of Posts and Communications, fell through as a result of the Ministcr's downfall. As 3 result of thc general chaos in China. the Manchurian loan has been defi- nitely rcfuscd. The attitude of capi- tulists here has eviileutly changed,
LIILLION DOLLAR DRY DOCI
OTTAWA, (Qct. 2ll»~'l‘wo big ship-
liiliidiiigaiid dry-dock companies, ons in Montreal, the other in Toronto; lead this week’s company incorpora- tions. '1`he St. Lawrence Dry Dock and
Shipbuilding Company, Montreal, capitalized at $1,000,000, is incorpor- ated through Lionel Kent, Joseph Desuuitels, and..Chi1r1es Donahue, 0’ Montreal. and J. B. Craven, of New York. The comllnny secures general powers for ship construction und re- pairs.
Wljllil.-KNOWN SURGEON DEAD.
NEW YORK, October 31. -- Dr. John Bunton Palmer eye, ear, throat and nose specialist, is dead at his licme here from heart disease. He was widely known as ii. suri_Z°‘0¥\ and nuth- ur` of medical works,
MA‘N’S l)I<lA’l‘H IS A MYSTERY.
MONTREAL, Nov. 1-Mystery sur-
rounds the death of ii man named Joseph Budiaszek, which occurred last week. The immediate cause oi death was given as pneumonia, but this had ,been caused by n. bullet wound in the lung. It took eight policemen and special constables to iniluce thc mnn's wife to give up l.ne body. How thc man was shot is the problem which the police are endeav- oriag to unravel. When the driver of the morgue wagon arrived at the house to remove the remains to the morgue he was met with opposition by the relatives. He called in it po- liceman, who took one look at the determined faces of the bereaved family and decided the job did not look good to him either. Finally a call for uid was sent to the Cole St! paul police Station, and six more men were despatched. This cver- nwed all opposition,.s.nd the people in the house allowed the body £0 be removed, though still under protest.
WEATHER FORECAST Sic.
TORONTO, Nov. 2-Strong north
to northwest winds; snow flurrles,
‘but partly fair. . .
The temperature at three o'c\0ck
this morning was thirty-two above
zero.
The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was thirty-five d0!l'¢°B- 0' hove aero and the highest was forty- six. The coldest recorded the DN' vlous night was forty-sl! above nero. At nine s.. m., tyesterdayit was for- ty-slx degrees above nero,.and at nine p. m., it was thirty-five de- grees above le\‘0.
The length of today will be ten
'hours mul thirteen minutes. v
The tide will be high this eveninl
at 7.51 and tomorrow evening at 8.28; lt will be high tomorrow morn- ing at 7.38 and Saturday morning at 8.48.
The sun sets this aItel‘\100I1 ul 4-5° and tomorrow afternoon at 0.48; "- rises tomorrow morning at. 6.39 and saturday morning at 6-40. .'i*lio.i»\ii»c0l nts tomorrow mornin! at 1.ao._» - . ~ ' , 5
Ilitariifs lanimeatfor sale evarwhere
1 (By Wire)
the fiscal year ended last night
figures.
The largest single payment came
H from the cstatciof John Meikle,
ROME. 0%. 31-A reservist named
Agusto Masmi, at Bologna yesterday fired on_ his own commander, Lieut.- Col. Gulsellpe Stroppa, wounding the
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fair has caused a sensation. The pi?h-
lic demands that the reservist, who ...__
is described as an anarchist, be ini- - rnediately court martialled and shot BR1DGETOwN» 0Ct0b*3\'. 31-
inuuu
OWIHE to the serious condition of the neighborhood of West Dalhousie because of the death of the fourth child, a son, in the family of James Gibson, from what is believed to be a most fatal contagious disease, Doctors Robinson, Armstrong, Ds- Hlois and Burns visited the village Yeifiirllay' morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson sit beside the stove, in thu deepest grief. Dr. Armstrong with the undertaker went up stairs and _mlled Uh the body of the last victim, and placing it in the coffin, took. .lt away for burial without further cere- mony. It was found that a calf had died on the premises with the same Hympwmu just before the first sou was taken. A thorough investigation was made, but without result, 0( thu cause oi’ the malady. It was suggest-` ed that the twenty-five hundred dol- lar liomc be burned down. The par- ents will be removed to another building shortly. The two girls were examined. Both were found to be' in a. healthy condition, but fearful that they, too, must die. As a natural re- sult the community is nearly wild.
FRENCH YIAIISIIIP
IIAD CLOSE CALL
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PARIS, October 31 - Word has
been received from Toulon that the French battleship Amiral Clmmer has missed a disaster by a narrow margin.
A sailor who went to one of the
magazines happened to put his hand on 3 shell. It was so hot that hu sounded an alarin and all the projec- tiles were carried on deck and drop- ped into the sea.
cospssssn`Tnv1=Iiiiis'EiEu1s (Too late for Classification.)
KIPPERD ,I-IERRING, Blasters,
Boneless Codfish, at Tantons.
_ 11-iqsipd.
FINNAN HADDIES Digby Herr- ' ing, (lorned (Todfish Smelts. at Tuntons. __v Y ll-liillipd. ’ CLEARANCE sale ‘ of Gro-
ceries still going on at F. J_|
Holaiun & Go. 11-2d3l.|
OATS. 200 Uushels, wanted quickly. F. J. Holman & (lo.
__ _ 1,1-zilei.
51-Edxnus Ganeri & Ducks
we can handle these in quantity
If Stock is good. F. J. Holman & Co.
' 11-2d_3i.
SAUNSOME SAUSAGES made so
fresh every day. Saunders, New-
"1 &- G0, *_ _*_»____ 9-Y1v2fI2l1‘lD(_I. FOWI. ` will be worth 2 or 3
cents a ound 'more to us after
Christmas. It will pay to keep them- F. J. Holman & Co. 11-2d3i HAY WANTED, we can handle
a large quantity timothy hay write or phone us. F. J. Hol- & (lo. ll-Zd3i.
call,
man _ SAVE money by attending
our clearance sale of groceries.
Everybody gets the same discount. F. J. I-lolmall__& Co. 11-§d3i. WANTED at once a girl for
general housework. Apply A0
Mrs. Geo ld. Auld, 12 Bi‘lEhton Road.
- 11-Zdrtf.
E lately. Apply to Ernest Park-
man 13 Euston 'Std or Guardian of- flre, 11-Zdli. THERE ~is on my premises three
heifer. calves. Owner may have.
same by applying to Wm. Bell. 30"' hope, AI.~2(Iall\(&: FARM FOR SALE of fifty
acres formerly owned by Blough
McKenna. For further partlciilars nif- ply to 18 Granville Street.
li-ziiaipii,
WANTED at once twentY'|lV¢
barrels of Alexander ADDI”
must be well picked & N0- 1 `,Windfalls bot wanted at any i\l'I°0~
`Am;i|y ];_ Career auction rooms M
, _ ulzar r`~iiis1”'i‘iJ`iin Auoriou by in-
structions from MW- Jim”
Byrne, who intends renting part” of i ber dwelling) I will sell by hue Oh at her residence 98 King Street on
at November comlleucihl
v
rl;o“lli)°I's'elo\;k lorenoon, Psrloti' lziu: lrrgrnom, Bedroom, and Kite en ill' niture for further particulars S00
handhills. R. Bcairsto Auctlbnarm L
owtmc B vs Aum “HW
Bmnrkst, 'opexrxswful day; UI ¢° devon. ' . ‘5'3““‘
'Minsrd's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc.
i
Cifliif `i teil lmméif- -
Ontario succession duties account ` °h0W¢d ¥1.048,Z4S.li4 over last year's
Ontario Liberals will enter thc pro vincial caml~sign under a leader, N W. Rowell of Toronto having M
the general Reform Association o Ontario.
IAIIHI EIIUISI
IIIIIM MAIII III
NORTH EDGEOOMB, Mnino, Oct.
31-The yacht Ottomans has com- pleted her voyage to_ Newfoundland and return, the trip covering about 5000 miles and being perhaps the 101\2@St coastal cruise ever sailed single handed. Tile trip was made by G. O. Curtis for studying the Atlsl_ tic coast formation. Nearly all of the deep bays of the southern const of Newfoundland, many of which were uninhabited were explored and Mr. Cllftis. U10 Skivllel' believes they rank in_ picturesque and geological wealth, with the well known George- ford of Norway.
TIXAS IOYIN IS YIIPED i Ui'
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Oct, 31 __
The Town of Thelma, 18 miles south of San Antonio, was practically de.
9*f°Y°‘l» UNO Persons -were hurt and
d5maE€» the amount of which has liot\ been estimated, was done to crops bv a tornado yesterday, according to news received here today.
RICHESON IS IN-
DICTED FOR MURDER
BOSTON, October, 31-On a charge of murdering. Miss Avis Linnell, of HYBUUH. Rev. Clarence V. T. .Riche- BUH. Pastor of Immanuel Baptist church, Cambridge, was indicted by the grand jury of Suffolk county in Bvecial session today. The indictment is on five counts. The indictment fol-` lows in part. ' . "The jurors on their oath, present that Clarence V. T. Richeson, on the f0llrteel1f»|1 day of October, in and up- on one Avis W. Linnell, fcloniously, wilfully and of his malice afore- tlwught, did ,make an assault and give, in some way and manner to the jurors unknown, a large quantity of a certain deadly poison, called po-
tassium, well knowing the same to
he a deadly poison, with the intent- ion tbat the said Linnell should take aiiil swallow down the same into her holly, and that the said Linnell did take and swallow down the same in- to her body the cyanide of potassium so given, the said Linnell not know- ing thc same to bc a deadly poison; by means whereof the -said Linnell became mortally sick and distemper- ed in her body; of which said pois- on, so given by said Richeson, the said Linnell died.
"And the the jurors aforesaid, on
their oath do say tliat,thc said Rlchesori, in manner and form of a- foresaid, the Linnell feloniously, wil- fully and of his malice aforethought,
._ A ' ' ' MARQUETTE, Min., _ - ' - , ,_ l prpppsql to Seize V Russians and_Japs .loin in ,,,,,,_A,,,ed Wim Ijgvml “<21 From ,Succession Duties I Bgtyyggn Mongmn' (mg
,A vicroniii, N0,._. i-(ey wirer- roaouro, Nov. - -I mi;-h ___ _ TIIIFIIS (IOIlC
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'i‘oRoN'ro, Nov. i-(ny wi,-..,_ _*_-
` o'r'rAwA,_Nov. 1-(ny wii-ii)._ M. ; °`01'l1i"§ to reports received by the
cepted the position at ii meeting of Commission' tw°'thi"d5 of thi’ WB'
f struction work on the Winnipeg-Mona.
ton section of new line has been com~ pleted.
At thc end of October the rails had
been laid of 1245 miles out of 1345 miles. which comprise this part of .the system, "
flonstruction has not been commeri-
ceil on the Abittiby section owing tg'
thc impossibility nf getting in sup_
plies until -
the other sections are gum.
pleteil.
SIR. DONALD HAIIN
‘ 0Ul` OF DAN OR
'roRoN'ro, oct. 31- 'rue danger 1,
DHHHGG. said an attending phyggdgn fflfllght in speaking of Sir Donald Manns condition. Sir Donald undiir-
W9"f» all Olleration for gallstones' to. day.
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'mu 'rn/i1N's srfanii
oniisu or Cohi.1s1oN
MONCTON. oct. ai-Ae _
quest held before Coroner Dr tétiklg at Sackville todaY- 0" the .'uody of Fireman Frank C. Melanson Wim wa. kille<l_ and cremated in a' rem. md collision on Monday niornizi,-v emu. derable conflicting evidence wlas giv- en.
Conductor Melanson, of thc rear
friignt. said they went down the mf, 111 ¢ grade from Evans Sliding into Saclrville at; a speed of nearly 9, mllg U minute. which is true, 'would sc- "°““t 1" Part for the trains coming together. The jury returned' the fol- |‘-lwglg verdict: ` _ " 0111' iurv. empanelled to inquire into the death of Frank C, M¢lrm¢¢m_ °f M°”‘=t0f1. return the following hurl.. ing:
"We find that the deceased was kill- ed at n nnint on nie into-wimiiili "“‘1W“Y *fear the western semaphore of Sackville station, at about 1.90 a. m. on the 30th day of 0¢t,ober- in. stent, by special freight train iii Charge of_ Conductor James Melancon, running into and colliding with th, Caboose of a special freight train in cliargc of Conductor Trueman in which said van deceased, an employ- ee of the Intercolinial railway, was riding.
“’1‘h_nt the immediate cause of sueh
collision and the resulting death of said Frank Melanson was the rate of spced at_ which said rpecial in charge of Conductor Melanson and Drlvn- Price. was follovwlng behind said apo- ciul in charge of Conductor 'llriiemnn from Evolis Sliding to Sackvllls,
"We recommend that the railway authorites institute ii. strict inquiry, into the,mattcr.
"We most strongly condemn the
practice of. operating trains between Dorchester and Backville by the pre- sent signal system, which. by reason of the numerous heavy grad/es and sharp curves between those two sta- tions is extremely hazardous and wholly iiinlcccssul'y.
"Wc believe the former system. re-
cently discardcil, of written clearan-
did poison, kill and murder.”
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and the third count alleges that Richeson caused the poison to be "taken and swallowed by said liin- nell in some way and manner un- kno\vn." 7
'l‘hc fourth count tnkcs up nuotiii-r
phase of the inattcr, going on to say that Rich:-son gnvn Miss Linnell the poison pretending to her that it was a medical preparation which would evercr-imc her pregnant condition, “said Richeson well knoiving the sam not to be such a nicdicinc, but well knowing it to bc n deadly poison."
The fifth count is practically like
the others. bilt clinics thus: "The jur- ors further say that all counts in this inilictnfent are different descript-
ccs, to he the only proper method of
The second and third counts followmpemting ber,-men the said Doing; the Same form. cxcentthe nc§_<>n<l , with iiiifeiy to nie piiiiiic and employ- count alleges that Iticheson,_ did ,,,.,,,
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:1;"‘ge“"‘5“an'i“;';V*3a5;;:‘ A5311:-1 “Wo recommend, therefore, that the
telegraph office at Evans Siding be- reopencd at ouce and that day and. night operators be again installed at that point, _
"Wie feel that the principle of clos-
ing Evans station and other stations
'of minor Iinportiiucc for the saving lofi
the wugcs of a few operators is not.. consistent with the public safety of life and property.
"CL W. Cahill. foreman; Charles
MaMnckcnzie, James H. Tears, John Ii. I-licks, Woodford 'I‘\\ruer, Miles H. Gibbs."
It is imilerstooil the railway autho-
rities will hold an investigation in Moncton tomorrow, at which thireo-
ponsibillty of the employeu ln' the
ions of the same act." -matter will be considered.
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The grey clouds were gathering dark.-
ly over the bright blue sky,
The sunshine was turning to shadow
and signs of rr storm were nigh;
While darker and bleaker and wilder
the wind-swept landscape grew,
Until all its sunny glory was turned
to B leaden hue.
But I watched the storm pass nvcr
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GREY AND COLD. .
And showed to me their glorious
tints caught from the setting sun. ' -
And so. when the dark clouds are gathering over Lifo'd sunny* sky. And its brightness semis all shadow-
ed. and no earthly friend is nigh,
-Remember that God is besides un,
and if the world look! wld, ‘ ~
and the grey clouds melt away. Our sky will surely . A
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out from what once had all been with g d. ~_'”-~‘ M "` grey; As after eartb‘s storm comes lb ann-
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