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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 18-The blackened piece of the infernal ma- chine which figured in the explosion at Los’A_'ngel,_Q_s _on Oct. 1, 1910, when 21 people were killed in the wreck of the Times Building, were identified at the dynamite conspiracy trial today. Wm. Flynn, an employee of a powder

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ROME, Nov. _ 19-(Special)-It has

been known for some time past that, as the result of irnfuirles and tests, a commission of officers and technical |a.dvisers of the -Italian War Office had ‘advised the purchase of “Bristol” nlilitary monoplanes, and successive orders ,have arrived at Filton for

n some months past, last `week's order

september 20, 1910, he packed

co in Ban Francisco testified that o

in!

'being for nine monoplanes. A Na-

,mxes 500 pounds of nit,.0_giyc,,,i;,e tional Patriotic Fund is being raised and delivered it to a launch used by i" Italy- ‘mil “Ready “m°““t5 50 1”*

McNamara. That was ten days b

_ tween $400 000 and .>0ll 000 The

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fore the Los Angeles explosion.MeaI1- Natmnal C°mmitt”" asked their war

while the' dynamiters had stored ex- plosives in a vacant house in San Francisco and McNamara. had taken the supply to Los Angeles. Thomas F. Rice one of the private detectives told of having been sent to the home of General Harrison Gray Otis pro- prietor of the Times. "At General Otis’ home,” said Rice, “we found a suitcase under the bay-window. I carried the case about 75 feet and called the chief of police. When he

Oflice to settle, among all the makers of tile worlld, the best type of ma- chille for military purposes, and the ollleial decision has now been publish- cd. All the machines paid for out of the Patriotic Fund will be built in

‘Italy under the license and technical -advice oi the British and Colonial Aeroplane Company.

A CLEVER CROOK ROUNDED UP.

HALIFAX Nov. 18-A. W. Smith

arrived we opened the case and in '

doing so we heard a buzz of an alarm clock. All ran and in another in- stant there was an explosion which tore up the ground for an eighth of an acre.

l<ll.LnD WHEN s'l‘sUcK)nv TRAIN.

YARMOUTH, November 17-David Cowan. one of the Oldest citizens of Yarmouth county, was killed last night in the village of Arcadia by the Ilnlifnx and South-Western, when in- wnnd bound; _The driver of the en- break was immtdiately put on and thu train stoppedf, only striking the old man enough to throw him forward. Tile train hands picked him up and carried hi to the house a short dis- fllnce swag where he died in fifteen minutes afterwards. Dr. Phinncy, who wns callcd,'examined the body - and announced that death wa/S due to the shock, as not a bruise was on him. lie is survived' by four sons in Yar- mouth, and one daughter in New York. He was aged 83 years.

NEW YORK GETS ITS

FIRST REAL SNOW

Ilrirl-HESTER, N. Y., Nov. -16.-

Norlllcrrl New York t.o~dn.v experienc- ed its first rcnlftouch of winter. 'l`hc temperature- went down tothe freez- ing point here and snow fell geavily. .,_...,....._...._...__. COAL DEAR IN MONTREAL.

M()N'I‘RFlAL, Nov. 16-Lending»

vo.-il dealers charge $8.25 11 ton for coal delivered in or near the centre of the city. Up in the north end or in outlying districts they are charg- inf: $9 a toil. These prices are .nly~ charged by dealers to their own customers. They are not quoting nt ull the outsiders. Chestnut coal is be- ing sold at $8.50 u ton.

luvunfrs Dmvlon Fon

SILENCING MOTOR

_ BOAT ENGINES.

HAR-rronn, Cohn.. Nov- 16- Hi- ram Percy Maxim, ,Jr., of this uiflv. son of Sir Hirqm. has added to llls silencers for guns, motor~cY°l°H»5t“‘

Silencer. It is largely an aflllvfflf-l0l\ of the gun sllencer. As in the latter a

escaping exhaust gas, whirling around as water swirls in running from a hulk howl. Ar 8 distance of thlfiv feet; nqgthe slightest exhaust poillllllll

boat engines. The device 'measures from twelve to twenty~nine 1nchcs\,ac- herding to the.amouut of worl it ls exr-.acted to do. andfweilrlls fl`0l“ *Wen ry re chuty-rein r<>uu<l=~ lvlr. Maxim 'lu working on a s\1°“°° for noisy btreet cars.

with a string of aliases lang enough to supply 3 dozen of his, type, and wanted by the police in a score of Canadian and United States cities, one of the smoothest crooks who ever flim-flamed ani unuspecting public has run to the length of his tether and now_.repos'rs behind the bars in the Kings-ton Penitcntiary,bu- ginning a three venrs sentence under one single charge. tho if all reports are true, he would need R long life- time to satisfy justice were he con- [victed of all the charges against lhim. 'l`his man is undoubtedly well lknown to many Halifax people. He lived here n couple of years ago, und in fact married .1 Halifax girl, hood- winking her as he has lloodwinkcd hlg many victims in his remarkable ca- cer of Him-fiamming.

_ “BILLY MURRAY

_ OF HOUSE DEAD

BOSTON, Nov. 1_7.-Representative

“Billy Murray, Charlestown, one of the youngest and best-liked of the Boston legislators, died early tonlny at his home. _"Billy" li\'cd long enough to see himself re-elected for his fourth cou- secutivc term, the first representative over given ilhst honorl by the Demo- crats. ,.

_ STRAPHANGER 17 YEARS.

SYDNEY, Nov. 16-Seventeen years

withouj; n. seat, although riding on a iltrcet car twice a day during the cu- l tire time l That is a record of lf. clerk .in the War'D‘epnrtment at \‘¢`.'.=llling- - ton, I). .(1, This particular clerk is lame and cannot walk to his cm- `p1oy'u\ent. He must travel dl ling the rush hours in the morning and again in the evening. He always finds the car overcrowded at both limes, and tllereforo during sill his snvclltcen vcars travelling in the street 1-:vs he has never been able to secure a sent.

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Tl-IINKS HF/S A FISH.

(lLOllC`l<lSTEl'l, ,. Nov. 15-I<ldmunf1 Bu s became possessed of the delu-

mir BE llronls

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Bnrton W. Gibson, the lawyer charg-

ed with gpg murder of Mrs. Ross Tvren--_ sehlk szhhe, ' his client. 0u_ GM”

16, ,ui this year

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wood lalle on Jul? is scheduled to

next Monday

county

fore Judge

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full of expected general

Gibson case Patrick cane. alogy between lea s of

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Who Leave Country to loin Theatrical Compan-

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MUNICH, Nov. 19-(Special)--As a

protection for young girls leaving the country to join theatrical companies. 01' tl`0l1ll6s as variety singers and dancers, the Bavarian Ministerof the Interior has issued e, degree’ to the ef- fect that before being allowed to leave

tain _a written testimonlalfrom their parents or legal guardians that the journey is being undertaken with

thorities for ,I pass.

Shou ld, however, the authorities

state that they have made investiga- tions, power is given to hinder the journey by placing the girls as wards in Chancery, withholding the pass _until satisfactory investigations have been made through liable sour- ces.

ENGINEER SAVES TRAIN

'DERAILED ON THE CHARLES

BOSTON, Nov, 17.-Engineer Leon-

ard Marshall, of Malden, saved many lives and prevented a serious accident

S. J o

side the North Station.

tlll"0llgh into the river.

WOMEN DRINKING MORE a AND THE MEN LESS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-Women,

especially young girls, are rapidly be- coming more and more addicted to in- f0XlClll5lllE liquors in the national cu- Dilial, .while the men are rapidly grow ing more abstemious, according to Al- bert E. Shoemaker, attorney for the

Columbia. His accusation has arous- ed womcn generally here Friday, and it is a subject of great discussion.Mr.

_Wonlen’s Christian Temperance Union Tllursdav evening, attribllting the* in- creasing activity of women to com- plete with proprietors of handsomely

fitted up cafes.

He also declared that under the ex- isting laws- it was impossible to se-

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LONDON N v 18-Aa a reement

end desired by more roundabout der 'to' safeguard`the he`slth'bf' t

BULLET-Psoob Aaluosf the -haue of operation with the .eg

able against rifle btlllets, is said to with the duties pe-l‘l0rmed. _have been invented by a German en- '_' _ gineerhamed Schaumanu. CANADIAN WHEAT '

Vollcys flred.at ,_ distance of eigh- WILL BE IN DEMAND

ty-live yards bv the in “ of a Guards' l

equivalent in weight to a Plate of commissione Birm n ham

e me “L wheat are not up to the averag

case of nickel ste; whlle lts weight B ou 6 a 0 ° business in lr' ls less than ohefehn-e. ‘“”‘“gh“""

The Prussian war minister is taking THE GOVERNMENT WHL HELP

a lively interest in the invention, but ` it ls n-.le that the United- sums, -SGHOONERS ON THE WAY Russia an-d Austrla_ were represented. OTTAWA' Nov_ 17___A communmv at the experiments, and are making tion was received yesterday by the active efforts to secure the invention. Hom L' P_ Pelletier' p0stmaster_gen_

"' eral, from Quehlec, to the effect that 8

SAYS HE MISAPAPROI-’RI_A'l`l‘§D "large number of schooners on their

DEPOSITS “M0l'NTI;§" way below Quebec from Montreal, had

To l3'9U0'000- been tied up by the fierce storm rag-

anti-saloon league of the District of ___ ing there for several days. The de-

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known through France as the Blind 1 Jud to give M5 with their steamers, Bllllkef Of Paris. llaii ‘1l`eal'ed 8 mild else the schooners would be unable to

Shoemal/ler made his charge before the sensation by surrendering himself tw lll`00€€\l- The Wffulfed l159l5f9~ll¢9 was

the police and confessing that he has given by the department.

misappropriated ‘$2,000,000 of h's cli-

ents’ money. _ ' `

Max declared that he had invested NEW 12-MILE INDOOR REOORD~

the derosltors funds in copper and ` --‘ nickle mines in New Caledonia. The NEW YORK., Nov. 11.-A ne enterprises were complete failures world professional record for t

_ . _ “e

~ - - M x who enjoyed the highest reilu- twelve- ile 'indoor run was made bi

1c;?ll;,e0rt:et,.;:0,I,1,\i7ll]‘;t,;J“ or those who sold tatizn in banking circles here, de- Willianin Lolehamainen, of Flnlan

. dared he had decunad to commit Hui' when he covpred the distance tmmghi as the train drew nearer, he would most thoro one, covering' all* qube-`

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cidebut was persuaded by"nis 'family 'at-the 22nd regiment B.l'u1»0l‘Y. lil

P P previous record, 1.04 2.2 3-5. W

._ ~ .-vuns iolvsn 'rssro snr Jon fl h Haus l-ihlmer. in Bull#-110. 0

_lli,\r¢>llil;Bbtn'Ltl:> l’1`rai`;'emIicill)lil“cE|‘lr(»l1ted ggldigxllg L ‘ TQINKERNLEAD 'l‘l'lE REBS- 2:8:l;Bl1y!i0. 19a0. l Hol;ne:'l 22:11:11;

t0l‘ of the will. On September 12 *_' th" » Wiliam “ear ° °

the body of Mrs. Szabo was exhumed. CHICAGO. NOV. 10--Ofllcial SBDC* Bllli. mllshed Becbmlt- ;‘“N_°’igl;tl; °f An autopsy resulted in 0, finding that tion was given to-day to the deal by mile to the rear. (_.al\ ilemun dn an

Mfg, 3-mba Wu.; not dmwngd, but which Joe Tlnlcer will manage the Thur Johannsen were far e n .

strangled to death. Gibson was nr- Clllwlllllllll tllllm. My 501111 J- EWTS.

rel-:ted in his office in New York and l`€C_€lll1lY 0l’l’0l“t°‘-l manager M the ------_*-

taken to Middletowin, N. Y., and af- 351131180 N_*`*tl°£‘0l Lmglglltf’ l;;“.‘t"_adéAi1,sl _

terward placed in he county jail in 3 fem”-1"” 0 “Um _e _° _ ISTER

Goshem thc iianiling of the Cincinnati players NEARLY

A inve ti tio fth 'i t cord ll1V0V0- of cniihfous hialhril Xustrleahaiohgiilhte ll`t§@Sllv<Il¢ut MI:]UI>hY~ °fd*_l31_§oC§‘i§‘;g; ATHJBLE WEDDING has brought to light the interesting 0_0 . allllger Vers-'all l' 4 ORANGF' N_ J_ N0v_ 15___ fact that there have occurred four T1flk°l'_\€ll`l 8. °‘mlel`@“C€ l10"lllY “lt” Pgaeling u dongle wedhmg here at mysterious dwghs by violence or uc. which lt was announced Evers had “ooh today the Rev. Dr' Fred Clam olden-t in connect-ion of cases in which lfi5l'¢¢ll '-0 the trade- ' Baldwin' or Caqvuy Methodist chu,-cl; Gibson figured as attorney. Mrs. 50; me lu-nies mixed up and nearly Adice D- Klnnan, daughter of an seed ------ mm-,led one of mem eo the wrong woman whose property Gibson han- _ mam _ `

tionnry engines, rock drills and loco- sioliiitllat he is 0. llflll- I'l0f“_$¢_l a Engl?-llilbdhygs mllrlllgréed zgiigr home PROPOSED CHANGE INTY ACT - _ The brides were Miss Elizabeth and motive safety valves, a motor rout her of the fishing crew o e s u lyx lc 0 X In _. u WSH “lf EMI. LOYES LIAHIL 1 _ Miss Mnrgareg Flanders, daughters of

little schooner William Mooney. Od by the coroner, but the case was a- IN ONTAHIO.- Wmlnm T. Flanders, of 81 peach Georg” Rani! lining obeglny if tcllmm dnil)1i’cf1`GlrMlclzieltlihlliw' a l~. 1 'rh t l E1 l t lr <1 ' lr

¢ t tl manifest pecu an es nc ra e w ness ag s .son n e _lnnan TORONTO, 'ov. 6- e repor 0 1, me, -Miss izmhlth o re eric

set of disks is arranged to s ar le “pon on deck and crying, Here goes ease, was found drowned in Pelham the commission buying under conslde- pg,-sons' of Upper Montclair, und

' a'flBll. lumped into the water. They Crcflc ltwo y0al'S later- Gfofge I- ration the revision' of the insurance Miss Margaret to Demarest Lamson, dragged him out. The schooner re- MILEO lil. MB Wélil Eiffel? llf0"°l` _‘md` actssnd _compeusations to wurlllug of Newark. _l The best man for .Mr. mmm yestmllmh' fllhlllr mmfish gui idedfolhibu frgiageithliiuhihpyrllg me” h“,`f°1;n°;"°d claum fthe re' §°"°““ ‘"”Mhi“La'br‘f,f,‘l°r',,;;ariJur<li:;

' i i e a S ou _ t. ' t e governmen is recom- sons. r._ ml! S

can be heard _iii the billllest motor gphgxehe Is; atevsrine dinner at his atm th§~e5.t,at3a, wgs drowned _lin Lopg xgldxl K, udopt, and it gives the Giga, of Jersey City. There were no

boarding house, and then made u run uBY;tm':€el;“ “"J°rh gg: °8,‘§’5m° r working man compensation for injury other attendants. ies was for me dock, .The police were tele- igrlllémh subiect W1? “h d SVU ° Siof without reco1u‘se to _the law courts. Precedence hh tht? tailerenzioxik Par-

. phoned. Pollcenmu Whit” l`@l1°l‘°d 000 d 'I ° “ _D “ “ » The liability of the insurance com- siven.to Miss Ekm e h ap tt .H he

the dock just ne Burns was about to _ “mage 5" li 'md W We “mms panies is to be made pretty plaln.Un-.80ll'i~ Alt" BS lug l 0 B °1` lun B into the wam._ He is in the Glbson~ maualbd. disappeared and “D der the present law corporation ln- would take "Elizabeth to be thy

r D dg f doctor tm” °f him hug W" bee” mmd' Re' sures their workmen and as soon as wedded wife.” the minister turned f-0 ‘ mm S C' n ' ' . °°"d“ ha" ‘n'° ‘hem ““°“"thed'Wm°h 'an accident happens' the insurance Miss Margaret instead of Miss Eliza-

'"‘ _.¢hr`°WG?‘\)\h erlrelpuelvtuulsvgrngle lisp; company is ,=,,,-Lm-,d',',,,d wuts- issued beth izudlggutt prettyt veil ploafe

upon _ on's ones y n en ng w ‘ th ri us core a ouc on _

C sohe oi’ his Other clients. “Rainey _ tha conmmucn are wmed _ B .. '

juries to

it servants.

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NEW YORK Nov 16l-The case of' found and the case wired flrstnbelieved _ _ _ . “IE “EITHER _ EVENTS'

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totgewcgge`8;£-ggdmqqziclininn, agp em- One cent per word each insertion THE ‘ Ifnmnso mc

plove of the hotel Knickerbocker and in this _column. Oath must accom- '[\Df_$, looll, EI'C'_ *-"

, ..`f`rlend of Mrs. Svabo, who started vauvvorcer and five per cent discount ' )

1 thednvestlgation that reséllted in the allo_W0d- umlmllm °ll8_-"29 l`¢W°ll'1!'llV0 (sbecml to The Gum-n|uu_) _ in this column. Cash must Ma‘cc<;ox|:; e arrest of GlllS0“- _ H9 Sal that °;°°°` °°Pt_§-____,;__. ______..___ ,'1‘0{1(_)NTO, Nov, 19.-Fresh north- P3117 °l'd°" “nd uv° P" "2 vpn"

elm Mrs. 5211110 S defdh “"5 b” 0'* .blouses 'ro har. APPLY 'ro w. A. westerly, shifting to southwesterly euewee. minimum chu-ge vm

her iriend` knew tligt *silixedwas gelzfaana. QQ. Glvtown. 11-19M6lDd winds. fair. stationary or a llf»¢l° WU"-

nd a, ,whom he 00 .0 _“B - '""°‘°°""`“"~ ' nf j. ¢ f. re to-day.; Wednesday '“"'

B F-allned at his house to lnrhre whether SAl.l.l::lUMg SSUBAGIF: Tal: gms? midi; Ummm u _ _ _pmttend the Evangelist meetings the dere p

there was any'mall for Mrs. Blabb.. 1°* 'N '°' °"‘7 “Y ° mm ' .___--_--'--»» “being help every ni-ght at 8 o‘clo0l¢ that the shots which ended the gaulb

d dm' wmm 1 0°' ' Mlm' The lowest temperature recorded in the Central Christian Church.

Gigli. WANTED T0 ASSIST IN ywterday was tm,.,_y_th,.6°._d9g,”s ab, ` _ 11-1sM5l

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One cent per word each fnlertio

nine ab ve. he lowest reeordedt é "N lYll°Wfl*°l' £05* make’ "0

At nfne_p,. in. yestgiklay it as t My every_mlnute witlhhlotxof V91' lil

. . - - _ i " N s. 'ii vi _ hirt -three de rece ah vc: A- Mn” F"“°"» H°m“' ' _ -"‘ru'l°'t an -lui he .high tonight' at I 11 19'"

lines hue Thane” is 1.09. _ thfm will be a wwrvul \'°°P°“'° “The rngion sets tomorrow morninz f-llc Plrt Of U19 Pllllllc-

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0! the Home flule p\§B1;r¢l.in the BERLIN Nov. 19- ee -Cunt I l°°““*“““'P'°°“l

House of`Com`mo_nq was brought ah-_ pulso_ry‘1ullit8ry aelrvigap foii?'!)f}m‘mnu¢l 'L0ND0N. Nov. 18-The siege out today when the Government any wo is the. 1- dy “ue-,_wd by -’\4ll`lll~_ll_0i>l\l ill-S .C061 |l3UlBl1l"lB~ 21101” nourwed their intwtllw 01 reaching an -Pi-glzgsar Witzel,i3?-,Inisseldorf in or- W0" ””“l‘°“°'-

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Bavaria young girls will have to, ob- means and the Unlonists having made ar|n`y-when _gngaguq 'ln actin §gfvi¢¢_ Ol D0l<ll¢l`l in both armies were kilie

a. good demand for the observance of Every,-_woman should, in his opinion, 9’ W°““d°d-

the precedent raised .no objection.'l‘huf _undergo a thorough course~ of train- net result of the row'will be to delay- in in Red Cross work., needlework. ' BEI1GRADE..N9V- 13*'1`\ll‘l¢H Servl-

quicklv mobilized and despatched t

shield, claimed to be capable of ren- B61. and while on active service 3.600 feet high and from them are i dering infantry practically invulner- would receive wages in accordance a position to shell the fortress.

l`H§lm°lll'» duflllg Bills 'ents on the OTTAWA, November 17-Two facts Meanwhile the Turkish garrison at Dahlem rifle ral1l‘;§» slightly dent; of interest to Canadian business men g ed one of the newly _,vented plates, are m.ent.io»ne'd bv J. E. Roy, trade several thousand men were killed or

r at i g , in the wounded. ,

fllfili-le Steel Of Bl! 'lllllllnlelfles f»lll¢k‘ current weekly report of the trade LONDON, Nov. 17.-The negotia- HUBS (Just under a., ¢1\lB\`t6!‘ 0! Bl! and commerce department. Inquiries tions for an armistice have failed an inch.) On the other hand, bullets hr- are reuuhlng the office for hard wheat

when the 130-teh locomotive, its ed by the Same nwnlfrom a"‘1llmilar flour. and Mr. Roy undermines that tender, and one car of the Portland distance at a plate of nickel steel R big demand for the Canadian prob express were derailed on the wooden seven millimetres thick (over a quar- duct is likely as the “anuty an ` ` - ' ca

. <1 d

structure over the Charle ust ut gil' of gin inch). smodthly penetrated quality of Brmsh and wntmen

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I The 'accident occurred just ag the lTg1e colnsttruction gin the composition tpls yem._ ML Roy further states that I.;)c§n;?]t1v€ rewhed “sharp °“fv°' ga 6’ W :ic ' taccor to Em Eioftl' “Ima in a Position to export Cana-

a e rain not stopped, it would as prove ar sup or 0 uc e man broomsy whisks and brushes'

have overturned and perhaps fallen steel, ls much les costly than in the 1, ld h Met d ~ B-

PARIS NOV 15“'A“€““tl“B MB’ rtment of marine nd fisheries was WAMEG0 Kang Nov 16_ Six*

street. They were married at their

M C inf rl-ned him that he_

egff gf sgggzxegobyniligiggizhgractig iigdmther rilgiit btlldegroom but the

i RDS ploymg comm” respomlble for |u."wrong bride.

'Tile lust quarter ef`\th¢'“ mee wie '-"Mere meuueu of the me that manner Tuesday al¢°\'“°°11-

=--~-~--W ‘ _ _ _ .. _ _ ' .noni u oomll Don :‘°'“-“srs "sh-.i~.e-...-r-~.li-.nr ..:.-»..»...»-l».. .cruz lr..°°.....'=.. im...

Wg\‘ii§'%Igl\"' iii; 'at on `toq§."A Nov ' ml at 12 n'°l noon ` K°¢P°l"’ 0° 'l`l““`°‘l°¥ llilllt ll sum- uni-y Kidd, who testified yeaterd

In last Sunday’s battle thousands

(Canadian Press)

The Turkish troops have defeated

the Greeks in the deille of Kellder.'l‘he Turks captured 16 field guns, five machine guns and e, large quantity of ammunition.

Adrianollle has lost 6 uns and

the Bulgarians to-day opened the at- tack against the Turks all along the Tchatalja lines. The heavy artillery duel continued throughout the day.

It appeared to be e Bulgarian prep-

-aration for an infantry attack. The Turkish fleet participated vigorously in the defense at the Marmora. end lines, and presumably Turkish war- ships assisted at the Black Sea end also.

Nazim Pasha's headquarters are

near the Hademkeni railway station. According to 'the latest reports the battle ceased with night fall. The resumption' of hostilities is n_ot re- garded as indicating the collapse of the peace negotiations, but rather as

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u tnenne to hasten Turkey's accept- ance of the allies! terms, by proving _her complete helplessness or, 'aa 0 e correspondent phrased it, “to "estallr usb an accomplished fact before mak- ing further' eommunicatiolumi’

The Bulgarian' government organ Mir, reverts to the subject of .peace and- plainly lntimates that"the allies

their consent. This testimonial will the progress of the Home Rule 'Bill angd--*field cookery; then, in the event “ns and Gf'5¢kH fl" 5§ll¢llllZ lvl' 1108- “"3 prelaled "° °-°""ld" tm’ ‘q“°°H°“ than be exifllallgetl by the Police au- for ten da{yB.- ’ 5' Of war. the. feminine forces could be “H900 Uf U10 l0l't€9B 18 IIIOFBBS and 'of B" “mance with Turkey' pr°vi¢°d

0 the attackers are frequently up to

u. their knees in mud.

havereason to believe that the erfaull » --- ' lar army. The women’s forces would The Servians have carried tw 19 H dolllltflll 01112. even lf the Parents BERLIN, Nov. 16.-A light, metal be ohlcered by members of their own l'Il0\lllf8lllS Ol 0lllB_l10ve and Kochlet

the latter promptly accepts' their terms- which would give Turkey the opportunity of weldin her territories

Ziuto u modem state and making

“Q kan states clearly have in mind the

friends of her conquerore. 'l‘he'Bal-

formation of such an alliance' as would be able to defy European in- terference in the disposition of* the spoils of war.

VIENNA, Nov. 16.-"Die Zeet" to-

day publishes a remarkable story of the suicide of a Bulgarian general in the presence of King Ferdinand, after he had been rebukcdby the king. The general had been considered responsi- ljle for the decimation of the ilrst and sixth infantry regiments which were mowed down because the general ei- ther forgot to cover the charge with artillery. or gave the wrong direc- tions for the- advance.

The general, after the ehhrgc, ad-

dressed the remnant of bil men, praising their heroism. King Ferdi- nand stood by, noddfnf; his approval. When the general had finished, the king said:

"General, 3 word with you." Then walking up to the general,

and before the whole army the king stripped the epaulettes from the offl- cer's uniform. The general remained at attention for a moment, then sa- luting the kingbe took a few paces to the rear and shot himself.

SIX WOMEN THE JURY IN

A KANSAS HEN SUIT.

women, wives oi prominent citizens of Wamego, composed the jury in a llawsuit here Wednesday ln ‘which both il the plaintiff and ‘defendant were

wlnl. salmon ron Bonms

raolvl nnvrhowas.

OTTAWA, November 17-The de-

partment of marine and fisheries on Saturday sent a diver to the scene of the wreck of the Mayflower in the Maduwaska between Barry's Bay and

not hear or see the danger and start- ed to cross the track. The emergency women and in which the controversy

W was over the ownership of four white

Plymouth Rock pullets.°

Mrs. George Rainer accused Mrs. glue saw the old gentleman walking

,T theft of four of the fowls, and sue

her on the charge

mi . fe Mrs. Johnson dem:-auded a trial by

5, a jury of women. The testimony d showed that both Mrs. Johllson and

Mrs. Rainer had white Plymouth Rock clliclnens and 'that tlley allowed their fowls to'run at large. After deliberat- ing ing two hours the jury returned a verdict of not guilty, basing the verdict on the presumption that the poultry of two women living so close ` together might easily become mixed without the connivance of either own- er. The trial attracted a large crowd.

ST. SEBASTIAN MEDAL

BOLD AT SOTI-lEBY’S._

LONDON, Nov. 16.-At the contin- nation of the sale of coins and me- dals at SotlldJy’s a field ot'iicer_'s l§0l‘l medal for the storming of St._ Sebas- tian (1813), granted to Captain Rob- ert Campbell of the First Battalion of the Fifty-second Foot (Oxford- shire Light Infantry in brilliant state and with original case and let- tenconferring it, and also B heavy silver suunhhx .presented to Cwwul Cm-npbell in 1832, sold for $360. A James 1. thirty shilling piece, or Rose Royal, 1619-1625, very dne and rare, went for $70.

Mlnard’s Llniment Cures Dandrui-

(‘.oberlnere. The diver took with ,him a complete equipment to enable lhim to search for the bodies believ- ed to be in the wreck. The depart- ment, in additionl completed ` 'ar- rangements for the official investiga- tion into thu circumstances of the

d, _ . t on one side of the,track, but thought. disaster. The enquiry will ' be ‘

d which she set out on her 'Midi `vq'Y-

nize, and the qualifications of thdse in charge of her. ' ‘ ’

` HUSBAND SUES MARQUARD.

l NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Following the alleged discovery of Richard (Rube) Marquard baseball player. and Blossom Seeley, actress, in a ho- tel in Atlar‘in City, N. J., last week Josepl Lahen, husband of Mile Seeley, yesterday began an actlonm _ the Supreme Court to collect $25,000 from Marquard for the alleged- alie-

nntion of her affections.

Cahen-says that Marquard is de-_

taining her nt the Endicott Hotel and that by rnnking slander-ous state' ments he has conspired to indude Miss Seeley to obtain a divorce' so she will he able to merry Marquard. Mr. and Mrs. Cnhen were married in Jersey City on October 0, 1911.

...__

JOAQUIN MILLER GETS

WELL ON HOMINY DIET

sas rnhsoisco, Nev. ls.-Jer

quin.Miller, the Poet of the Sierras. who has been .umlwsed for severel

months to he near death, following a - para ytic stroke, is now walking about again and regaining his old* time vigor. He asurlbw ll-lil f°°°V°l`Y largely to a diet of honeyed homlny prepared daily by his dau¢hf»¢l'-

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BRIDGIE WEBBE

`“ NEW YORK, Nov. \l6.-Sam Schepps, Harry Vallon, Brldgle Web her and Ja/ck Rose, the four inform

.i Blood," "Lefty Louie." "Whitey Lew is." end “DaZ0 Flank." f°l` the “““`

ler’s .life were fired by two ol the in .

to the scene of the shooting by Jac

M-sh,-i0_u§ nfgl\e_wug_1;l_ilrty-four glove. lighter and every letter a lot Kbette‘\;._ R099, had no part in the murder.

~. , 1 y l - di-» ree pndehce. hi h th Stat ay introduc eight ees abov# and at ninepm Bm tb rem er '10 0*” P _ _ :lg xbufiml svmmcll tgllthe 'oregon

3i._

' . i -. " l l hi se, a nonnce

6.49 and tomorrow. ag _ 1.811, lg svzllluliéa "mm ‘Mgmt Club _B prenntmg 3;; thi; 4; 1; luilrlntmlll U11; no :Amen :ight 'aomoriqvy sqm S ° ' "My Brothers Keeps " on 'l`l1ul'lllBY` in eunrebuttel, but his plans may .Fug Qin: ,§,,,`, L|,,,,'.,;'¢,,u.,.,u gt night he the opera lieu". lu this ¢\,....g..i ulcer the steers evidence H4 and wma"-°w' M, '4_ea; play le put on in aid of the grand-_ ,I1 1,, ¢o.¢.y, -

R ou THE snuuql

_,Ln

_ porter, testified that "Whitey" L6WlB - had com hlm he the time ul “Willi- _ cfs" nrrest in Sullivan County, that

ers, were expected to take the stand hc wns not in New York., Ill? th” um” to-any in the trial el Gyn the

ltted.

_ m£_f;‘:ld;;1:¢er".“l;}|Fsl$€::I;m then took.tll0

- rl.

stan Roum

der of Herman Rosenthal. These "Did you shoot I-Iermanl t4 ‘

t s mony n -

to "butlicdm to rove its contentionl "N0. Elf." “ld Bl'ld$l°-

- . "nhl you see the sbootlus °l HN-

- ‘ man Rosenthal?" _

. id titled tranger. "N°. Sll'-"

li(iirdmi:llisatan€hemio\\ii-I dffendangs, lured Webber denied that allvllllllt V1.9.

k gold in his Duker rooms on,

of the' murder when the fnlllliklllggi

o limited the time dur- gathered there, concerning J BDU

. Justice G fl e deem” Wg gunmqm ‘Q in Pon"

_ \ n Lieutenant l;?:;elIlhme:`°l;)0`l;:xf nf;

-da . The defendants aw- furnish proc a c \ " ”'°"°“ t° Y .l nun.; to no with “ignoring” _Jeep

es Zelig. be Webber went over the testimony llc is had given et the Becker tritl whln hi ` .told of Lefty Louie combi f-0 ill!

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t. rises tomorrow - morning at stand lund it fe anticipated that Monday fe le expected will be devot _ place in search of ack RD" Ill

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¢..-_-_ _-...._.. A- is.

on ed to summing up and Justice Golf the rendezvous of the gunmen Ou til!

_ probably will charge the Jury

Tueedev morning, placing .the case

on Friday before the mur er at the IA-.

ill fayette Baths when tim "1.‘..l'0a¥Al\[" 6|

Rosenthal was discussed.

gh- nrhlgle told ol the on-vi '

Irs. Hrs. Kidd coming to the WUI.

_ Q3 _ ey :risen on Noilemtiaer 11,' gc; ideil r

- ' -,- _ ' ' ‘ ~. “ _" ' nmol ` ` " is of " ' Wilt essfor the defence, hall lm as one o one ‘_ *Q

lu? ml Magee ° he’ii'i:',nllmiihm'li\tw§’ Rm M ` :im PM P ` I :§l¢l"lil°ii.° ¢hh¢“ihe had new we

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“gg” ?*e”»e¢'|»‘r ‘&1§"»viywh¢r¢ llfmdm Luanne mlhvu smrnglh l lrfmem uulmmt oem sum, Altus Johnson. » _mvlrirer

e~» _ ~,_ . -~ -_ ‘ `:_ f . . ' _ _

3 -L _ g__§~ ;-fy-f,g¢ 4,' ...ar .. _ * = _ _

the Rosenthal. ~ ` -

"She naw me, but she did not

re-Jeegnlse me," said Bridgle Webber.

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