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Delaware Lackawanna and
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lip(-cial to The Guardian. _ st ‘ltAN’l‘0N. Sept. 17-Twelve liunilred and fiftv foremen and sec- tion hands of the Deleware, Lacka- wanna und Western Railroad were or- dered by the President of n Union to strike ut midnight Saturdiiy night,
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IIIIWE WIIlWiII EIIIIM
TIIWH IS I WITIIH
Al,I.EN’i‘OWN, Pa., Sept. 13.-The cruel old days of Salem _witchcraft have been revived here; Mrs. Meta lininerninn, n poor seamstress from New York, wus put in jail and then ye.~it.ei~diiy driven out of town. . ln the week she was here Mrs. Im- ernniii was insulted and mocked, ber baggage was thrown out. of her lodgings, and she was stoned, arrest- ed and thrown in jail. Mrs. Immer- ninn cume to Allentown to take the lfneipp barefoot treatment in the hope of restoring her etesight, al- niost destroyed by overwork.
She took the treatment under John Kloss, who lives in a hut near town. Hlie gnve her address' as No. 849 t‘enti'ul Park west. The Y. W. C. A. sent her to the honii: of George Kipp, a butcher at No. 207 South Thirteenth street. In the house were also John Sohers and his young wife, soon to become a inothcr.
Mrs. Iminerman was tall and an-
guliir, lniir just a shade red, and her fiided gray eyes perred through very thick glasses. Un thc fourth day John Sobers came home suffering from indigestion. He.consulted a "powi-wow" doctor one of many in his town, who told him he wus the victim of an evil spirit. 'i‘hen the Kipps and Soberses hegan to reincniber tnings. They remember- ed_l\irs. Irnmermsn’s strange diet of raw eggs and nuts and her nightly exeur.~.-inns to the city park to take the bnreioet treatment in the dewy grass. That night, when the Kipps went upstairs to hed, they passed f\lrs_ Inimerman’s room. The -door wus open and she was in lied, Kipp says her eyes burned like a cat's. News like this travels. The next
duy the neighbors were saying that MTH Imllltfman was a wiitch and could inake ilre flash in her fingers. ’l‘hi~y had seen the electric dashlight she carried at night to help her near- sighted eyes, but didn't know what it \-sus. That day little Winnie Kipp didn’t feel well. When Mrs. Im-mer- mil" 6011111 il0me she found a note on her bureau ordering her to leave the liouse. She could not afford to do so until the week she had paid far was
up. _
Ni-xt day she was booted on the
streets. At dusk she returned to find Iier trunk on the porch. She pounded on the door liecause she wanted the
ii-iuik key that was in her room. The Kipps called the police. The crowd yelled “Witch!” as she was inken nwny, and boys threw stones ut ber. Sue was in jnil forty-eight
hours. _
lu this city of 50,000 there are twelve Dutch "pow-wow", doctors who "cnet out devils" and feed oi.
the superstitious of their followers. Mrs. Sober’s baby cried the first
iveek ul its exlstancwnnother proof it was bcwitched. Soberses nowi wear i-.Iinrins innde of sawdust and broken iieedles. (lnbalistic crosses are now rhnlked ubove each door in the Kipp. Iliiliiu. tin the front door are seven l'l'inises with mystic quirks about
their iiiteriiectiug points. `
i'l.liMiil<lItS- AND STEAMli‘I'l"l‘l<1li-S
ltl<l'l‘UllN T0 WORK.
(‘lllt‘AGO, Ills., . Sept. 14-V-An
figreeiiient reached last night between l'ivnl fnction in the building 'trades Wm I’l'i"iZ to an end a strike which “il” prevailed nearly a year,'has cost ihrviiiiiliiing industries of this city’ millions of dollars, has entailed the "\_\l\'iier of at least three men, th( k"I"ulii>il1K or assasslnating of n iiiiirth und the beating and malming iii more than 100 others. hu is agreed that the parties will “Ve their members return to work flu nil jobs now on strike; The part- ies nlso agree not to interfere with the shops or employees who are at flrcsent °ml>loying members of either ie United Association of Plumbers ur the International Association of :team-litters, pending the decision of _he coming convention of the Amer- ;°“f1 Federation of Labor which is to llgrhelil at Atlanta, Ga., in Novem-1
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"Muiiii in
PHUHIHITIIIN
is Called
Special to The Gunriiiu.n.
MOYNIEY afternoon at which the offi-
-there will be no unnecessary delny. official findings are announced but
The latest figures of Secretary nf
NIUHIIEH RISE ,WITH _ I EEIITUHES IIEMANIIINE
ISHEHIUEI( HIILMES
double tragedy which offers unusual elements of mystery, is revealing on ii little farm north of Minneapolis. In the cellar of the farm house, terribly beaten was' found last evening the body of Mrs. Walter Bolton, wifc of a har tender, while under a few in- ches of fresh earth in the gorilen,was
Frank Rhodes, who has been em-
ployed cn the farm, has not been' seen for two or three days. During
his wife saying that she was well and harry- -
PHIEST SIIUHES
B()S’l‘()N, Mass, Sept. 15-The Rev. Father Henry Ryan, curate of
terday 'morning attacked the _pres- ent style of tight-fitting skirts and the headgear worn by the woman of
today.
Father Hyun was delivering a ser-
mon on "'De not too mindful of what ye shall eat, ond what , she shall drink or wherewith shall ye be cloth- ed." He declared the tight fitting skirts as hideous, and the false hair
of the other, while they are so tight
"The false hair that women wear
often comes from sick people or from dead bodies or criminals. Sonic of
“Christian head of women should
men to bc natural like the flowers
al, not artificial. Such things he said were diametrically opposed to God's law.
LIOHTHEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Tremblay. champion lightweight
September 21. A wilrc is being 1"*
IIILL NOT ASK
BEVEILLY, Moss., Sent. 15-The resignation of Dr. Harvey W- Wiley. chief of the United States bureau ot’ chemistry, will not be asked for by President Taft, despite the recommen- dation of the personal board Of the department of agriculture and en- dorsed by Attorney 'General Wicker- shaw.
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP RATES
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15-The steam-
ship companies engaged on the At- lantic snide teeny decided that the lncresse of ten ber cent. in th(
Miiiiirds Liniineni cum ninth-nn. » "
freight rate, agreed “PGH IMI? Week shall become effective September 80.
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H. H. BROWN CH
discovered th b d f 'd tin i' ,,,,,,,_ ° U y ° “" “"‘ e" "‘ , 1<iss1iviicu_ Fin., sept. 14.-onine
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Special Meeting of Council Attempt _ll/Iade on Saturday
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SINSCIHI to 'l‘he fiuurdinn
_ AUGUi~l'l‘A, Sept. 17-Governor Pin- CATANIA Sicily Sept T 17-An at-
;;t:e<l`l)i‘a;amcul`1eil iitspeciiil meeting of tempt was made Saturday to ngnend
1 oi ani .ouiicil to be held Mount letmi but was im-possible to
Het Il0Bf`PI‘ than lift feet fioni '
~ _ , _ ' _ Y ' one of iégail retuilns to the election will he craters owing in the intense “mt ,md
]tV”9”°‘ ~ _ the thick smoke.
may be _Deceni.bei' lst according _ The eruption of lava continues near
to thc provisions of law before the its source flowing swiftly like wage,-
und out-distanced the iuen who raced it.
UATANIA, Sicily, Sept. 15-illolids
Sftaltier show n majority for the relienli of smoke from Mount Etna hid they U 1- sun, and made the utniosphere in the*
_""’_°°““i“' vicinity intolerable today. The vol-i
cuno continued to throw out lava, cinders and ashes from the craters, and a hundred qiew fissures.
The river of luvii, flowing forth has
.~:eparuteil in ii numbei' of streams,
from li‘i‘imcuville. The railway stu- tion of ‘Solicchiatit is in imminent danger. It is estinuited that the cr- iiption has caused so far it iiroperty loss of $2U,l|ii0,00tl. `
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., sept, 15-Ai ____________
SHIKEHS Mill I WIN EHEEIIIIIW
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ly going about her duties in the little Shaker settlement ut Ashton, Sister Elizabeth and Brotlier Gillette today
the day _Bolton received a letter from seemed an “nfnmdful °i the grimi
charge of murder hanging over them Not a sign of regret fur their grue- some reli_ef of the dying sister wlicse agonies they soothed with cholroform which brougli death was shown by either as they worked about the little truck farm of the Shaker settlement.
I - 'rue exhumetinn ni the body-» of the
- dead Sister Sadie _ruveil the story oi
D her death as ,told in the confession of the couple who, in answer to her ple- ading, asked her to "pass from the body." It also disproved an ugly
St. Mark‘s Cilnu'ch, Dorchester, yen. tnle that had been circulated as to
the cuuse of the woiuan’s death.
PRINCIPAL CABLE
COMPANIES ARE
_ AMALGAMIITED
press announces that the Anglo-Ann
women wear comes from sick people ericun cable, the Western Union Tele-| and criminals, nnd in unhealthy, graph and the Direct United Stntesl He said in part' "Tue iinienns tight Cable comimuiee. have _iuui11eauu1¢0d-
skirts, amwn aunut the bodies of , 'l`hu_s the only _tu/0 British cfi\>_1_e mm' women today me nncnnny in the ex. panics operating. between luiigliuiil treme_ some uf them linrilly allow und America have pusscd under Am- the wearer to move one foot ahead l"`iC1\“ 00"U'0I~
they cannot stoop to pick up ii pin.
ON TlINNIPEG‘DEAL
the make-ups are hideous. DTOFEIONTO' éeptlembcf t 1i"'_ST"i He also criticized the brightening “nal M‘_m"' ww 'as 3"” "9 “'“.°‘
from u. trip ns fur west as Victoria
up of sallow complexinns with powd- __ _ , _ ' _ _ ' ers and paints, and declared that the B“t"sh_ (’°I“"‘Ef"1i _“V5 the‘”,‘€. "U
truth in the iepoit of negotia ions
not be allowed by the hideous prop- "OW “nd” W“Y_ WheT`eI’Y` 5" Tf‘I'”"` ,msities worn to,lay_-- _ change of traffic between the (anu-
Father Ryan admonished thc wo ‘I¢;;‘£`eu§)‘i:`;h°r; ,_gi“ll‘;';’3'iH of the f'eld. He risked them to be as _"UW be f“"`“"ged' , , _ God had intended them to bc. natur- ‘ Hegamlng the wmniveg Electuci
Sir Donald said that there was noth- ing new, the offer of sale being at the moment in the hands of the legal
\_. advisers of the municlpulityl and the
IE
wnesitiue uiiicii Fon °<>~ivs~=w» wh" .ec we ‘
position of both sides.
,,mNT-,,EM_| TD, _,_,_,,_gm Looiiiuii _i=oii_n_iiussnio noi
'l‘OiRON'l‘O Sept. 14--(llficinls ui
wrestler of the world, will defend his I . ’ I Uh, R,,,l,»,,mi title “gamst J“h" Biueter' OI. weve' it:E;ITnpLITIlythT`l<;)ri(i>nxI.dIIs to lc(i)cnte David land at Sohniei- [»ui»k, the night _of S' Stirling' mteen years of age'
l left his home in Baltimore sev-
stalled at the purk and full election weeks ago and was mst he,,,.,\ of
returns will be announced here. in Toronto on August 22ml' The
young man is` the sofi of G. 1-lowurld Sterling, milk' agent of the Balti-
` FOR RES|G“I\'|'|0|{ more and Ohiio systcng. '_Yoiri;5
ting is dcscr hed as aving_ _. freckled face, four feet_ 10 ilH2l\0S 1" height and stockily built. He left Baltimore with James Word. I1 \`=\°¢‘ horse man.
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND TIITH MAIIILAND
saturday the Northumberland left
this port at 8.30 n. m: for Pict-ou with passengers, freight,_express and mail, docking at 12.00 p. in. _She left on return at 4.50 D. ni-. bflng' ing passengers, freight. express and Sgf;\ird3y's N. S. mhil and arrived at 8.20 D. m.
Saturday the Harland left at 6.01'
i. m. for West River, returning at
_ g_00 n_m_ She sailed again for here
,ALLENCE _
Bhrgsniiflt match In s series of three take I or the H. I-I.-_Brown cup _will mer I’ Me on Kensington Ronge thin.
"°0“. commencing at two o'-
cicek sharp.,
This °“D was donated t. ,, wo vears nf,” ,gin Hi H- Bren. mmhcneeity. the ml uf ltwn among members ni mcmtilnr ottetown Civilian Rifle As~
00 and to be won outright by
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any member winning it three times- not necessarily consecutively. E. R. Brow, won the eil-D in -1999
and 1910 and should he be successful in making the highest total score this year, Mr. Brow will win the cup for keeps. There is deep interest taucn in this match and arran¢0l1\¢l¢5 B"
fit 3.00 p. m`. and returned from went River ne 5.45 p_ni, 'rnday sin. leaves at one o’clock p. m. for Or- well and Hallidny's calling at Ver- non River and will return tomorrow morning.
Saturday the Eastern express was
five minutes late, the Southern ex- press was on time, the Western ac- commodation was on time, the Sum- merside accomodation was fifteen 'ntnutes inte, the Eastern accommod- ation was five minutes late and the Western express was one hour and
being made for the attendance of_ forty-ilve minutes lute. I
every member of the club nnd a $005 aftcrnooifn sport may DB °1P°°'-°‘I'
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Minarilhi Linlment for sale evcr!Whel'e
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the largest of \vbich~ is moving to- ward Alcniitra und is two miles
LONDON, Sept. 15--The Daily Ex-I
Slliilliiii
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Bullet Grazed Liver But May 'Not be Fatal
Special to The G\iar<liii|i_
i~l'l‘. PFi’I‘ERSI'lUIii}, Sept. 17- The
latest medical examination of Pre- mtel' Stulyrin shown uint ine bullet grazed his liver.
There has been an iucreuse in pain
experienced by»the l’reniier Init the fHHPBl‘ature remains normal and hopes for his recovery are entertain- ed. _
tKIEV, Sept. I5.--Tfiere appear; o be grounds mr the hope to-dny *Im P- A- Swlvriri. Premier ei Russia since‘July 1008 and one of the strongest officials that the gov. fmlment Of the empire has developed in recent years ` would survive the attack of an assassin, fired upon as close range.
A detailed statenient from the
llilysiciiins was awaited with upxiety this afternoon but ii dispatcii sent; to the llremier s brotlier, Alexnndiir Sffiiylllll. ut St. Petersburg in the Purly morning stated that the pat-
,iciits condition was "very saiiglmt.
ory" and tiiesiirgeons had nut deem.. cd an operation necessary.
Their tentative judgmgnl, was that
the bullet had wounded the pluern
wus recorded. `
Following his removal from the
P1113’ IIDUSE the Wounded mnn slept for four hours after the first consul. tation was field. The first intima- tioii - of the probable Qntcomu from those in attendance, was that the premier hiid been dangerously wound- cd, but probably not fatally. The as- assination was attempted under cir-| cumstnnces that lent themselves to n' great dramatic scene.
The would-be murderer, a junior,
member of ii legal firm, and the son of ,~_i well known attorney chose a mo. ment when attention had been with-i drawn from the stage. The'curtain' had fallen on the second not. The day illlll b€€n one of festivity, and the Emperor and members of the Royal family were in the Imperial box. Premier Stolypin and his associates in the ministery sat in the front row of the pit. The Premier was speaking to the Minister of Wnr and Count Polosky. It was- 11.30 when Bogrof,' in evening dress moved down the centre aisle und drew ii revolver like it flash. He emptied it point blank at the Premier. _
TWENTY-FOURTH CHILD
IN THIS FAMILY
QUEBEC, Sept. 13-Mrs. J. B.
Michauil, of Levis, is the proud rnotlier of lier twenty-fourth child, \vI o, by his appearance the other dab about the Michaud fireplace, gave Pu Michaud :in opportunity of expanding his chest and strutting nbout the burg across the r-iver iillcd with manly pride und pcrhu.ps a lit- tle pity of his neighbors, who did not live in such` a prolific utmos- plierc as lic. _The stork is ii frequent visitor in the Michuud household, where there is always ii warm greeting for him. There is ii tinge of sadness to the history of' the- Miehaud family, bow- ever, unil the lieurse luis often left the door, bearing away another loved one to the little narrow lot in the cemetery. Nineteen deaths have oc- curred in the funiily since Mr. -and Mrs. Michaud started housekeeping, und only tive children survive to bring the uanic down to, posterity.
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FROST DAMAGE T0 THE
NEW ENGLAND CROPS
ll()S’l‘0N, Mass., Sept. 1-I-A dam-
age of more than half ii- million dol- lurs wus done to New England crops by a iienvy frost during the early hours today. With the weather fore- caster producing conti-nued cold wea- ther for tonight farmers in this section of the country are feeling dis- couraged.
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HEATHER FORECAST Sic.
'l‘(lRON'l‘0, Sept. 18-Strom: winds:
cool und cloudy. -
The temperature at three o'clock
this morning was forty-five degrees above zero.
The lowest. temperature recorded
yesterday was fifty four degrees a- bove zero and the highesffwas sixty one. The coldest recorded the 'pre- vious night was fifty three above zero. At nine a.m. yesterday it Wa! fifty four degrees above zero and at nine p. m. it was fifty five deKI`¢€! above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded Saturday was fifty six degrees ii-‘ bbve zero and the highest was fifty seven. The coldest recorded the pre- vious niggtnwas fifty two above zero. At nine a. m., Saturday it was fifty six degrees above zero and at nine p. m., it was fifty six degrees above zero.
The length of today will he tW0IV0
hours and twenty-two minutes.
The tide will be high tonight at
7.54 and tomorrow night at 8.58; it rises tomorrow morninE at 6-50 and Wednesday morning at 8.16. The sun sate this evening at 6.07 'and tomorrow evening at 6.05; it rises tomorrow morning at 5.41 and
Wednesday morning at 5.43. '
._ The moon rises tomorrow mornin!
nt 1.39.
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bored Assailants
Special to The (luardiun.
NEW \'()llK, Sept. 17-Au elderly
woman armed with an umbrella saved the life of a policenuin in it battle with i-oiiglis on an uptown street
corner Saturday.
nearly unconscious when the woman, Iindentity unknown, rushed into the crowd and, belnboring toughs caused a diversion which ulloweil the police- man to piili revolver and scatter the crowd, mortully wounding one.
iiiuiiui _
IIIES iS HESULT
UE I Eiil
and grazed the liver. The pulse of 70| '
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VERDUN, France, Sept. 17-Edou-
ard, ueronaut, died Saturday as the result of injuries received in a. fall from his machine which was capslzed by 0, gust of wind as he was rising froin the ground'F‘ridny. -
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RICE SCARCE IN
THE PHILIPPINES
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MANILA, Sept. 15-A rice famine,
threatens the Phillippines. The price of the staple is already above all previous records and advancing byl leaps. The supply on hand inthe islands is very limited, and the gen- eral scarcity of the cereals through- out the Orient make it unlikely oi, any substantial relief from importa-t tions. -
The likelihood of an extended fam-I
ine has led Indo-(`-hino and Siam to| prohibit the exportation of any rice,
tion is expected from Rangoon. It is suggested that it may be possible in the l‘hillippiues to substitute corn und wheat for the usual staple dlet as soon as prices_become prohibitive.
Public relief of some kind will pro-
bably provc necessary, and the gov- ernor-general has appointed rt com-i
mission to investigate. l
CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
(Too late for_Ql§§s_ificatlon.)
FRESH I-1A1.mU'I‘. Fat Herrius.I _ _ ` Pulls, $1.00. Also half barrels,l Digbys, Smoked Ham, Bacon. At T_ect_<ailS_-_ ._ __ ___J;‘1=‘*-
\\,"ANTED-Position for a b_oy, 16
years old. Apply or write 104
Ii9wu_1i1_ 5'# .___,_;_____ __J_-1*’_dL_iPd-
SAUNWJME SAUSAGES made
fresh every day. Saunders, New-
som & Co. 9'12<12Y_nP_d-
V110 LET, two.. stores in the brick
` building, corner of Queen and
Sydney Streets. Apply at Reardon s barber shop. _ 9'12__dlW_I§5~ __."'7\NTilT)-v-l\TI»a-id for general house- work, must be good 0001!- Wages $12.00 per mouth. Apply at iii _nqcnfni-ii___st. __ _ ____ _9-1§§i_tL
"‘/'AN’I‘ED, ii residence centrally lo-
* cated, with modern conveni-
ences on or before November lst. Write particulars to X. Y. X., Guar- tiinn oince. _ __ _ ___A_____‘-l-1§‘l11'__-
Av wauricn--ioo cons of sovd
timothy, also timothy seed.
Write price delivered your nearest station. M. C. McGowan, Wlllm Road Cross, P. E. I. ‘3-13dl`6il7d-
OTICE, we buy fawl and chickens
N alive or dead every week day. Extra prices paid for Plymouth Rock fowl alive. Buyers wanted in each section. Liberal commission allowed. Jenkins & Lantz, Charlottetown, 2 doors from Jenkins Sc S0l1_-_9'_14d5il)d-
Irarfilrlnstriicted by Mrs. John Mc- _ _ Intyre to_sell by auction at her residence. 128 Prince Street, Wednes- day, 20th September, commencing at 10 o'clock. Piano, parlor, dining room, hall, bedroom and kitchen fur-
niture. R. Bearlsto, Auotionililg-lvigql ”T6l5t_ ' S Ailhlibiemiousand dollars T for 6 lots en bloc. 200 IW* 9" Upper Hillsboro and 100 feet on Or-
lebar Bts. Best homesite in Cheri lottstown. Also 128 acres on More River, 5 miles from Peake's Station for six hundred. Apply Stewart & onmpbeii ni- Arthur i.. Beer. 18 S_im_pson_>A_ve. Toronto.__ __9-l§d1i- Fanmnns, Arrmsrroni we nn
ready to buy for cash 801119
good, new crop Timothy Seed free from Noxious Weed Seeds for ex- port. Bend us camPl0l ul- 00°” 1* ready, stating how many bushels you have to sell. Do not ull your 'l‘im0~ thy Seed before getting our prices. It will pay you to write us. We can cuppl bags. Carter _at Co., Ltd-. “Selgsmnm ' Charlottetown. ‘ mr"
]_§t'.iWL-INfZf_§urke'| Alleys, under
eleven. I-lBdt.f.
Mlnard's Lintment Cures Burns, Etc
E I PUIIIIEMIIII
The battle had gone against the pu-I
trolman who was on his back audi
$I’°ci”'I E0 The Gllfifdian- day or two ago. The mechanics, he
one of ilrou-_:lit and intense heat.
and a similar measure of sclf-protec- -
mer ut Paris would be amazed were t
market, open lawful days tm to
Inuit iii
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This Will Say What Germans
Think of lt. '
Special to The Guardian.
PARIS, Sept. 17-The (lermnn
Foreign Minister yesterday inionned the French ambassador that the Ger- man government should be ready be- fore Monday to indicate what they thouglit of the French reply' in the latest German note concerning Moroc- C0.
SUIIIIEH HIINIINESS J
STIIIKES IIIIIITIIII
l'HILADELl’HIA, Sept. 15.--Stric-
ken with blindness in Broad street station today, while on his wny to York, Pa., to arrange for ii series of exhibition flights in that city, Thom- as J. Towle, a Boston stvintor, was lcd to the Huhnemunn Hospital by a baggage master and placed under the cure of physicians.
Doctors told the young msn that
in their opinion his slvht would nev- er return, and he later employed a. man to abt as his guide back to his Boston home, where he will seek the advice of skilled oculists.
The young airman declares his eyes
were injured while watching black- smiths .ut work on his machine a
explained at the hospital today, used electrical machines to weld parts of his monoplane together. i The machine emitted ii light stron-
ger than thc most brilliant arc light und he says he wntchoii them for` more than an hour with no protect- ing glasses.
SEPTEMBEH HEIT
I8 PIHIS HECUHI]
l‘ARIS,. Sept. 1tl.-- Never has there
been sucii `a September in Paris. This statement may appear exagger- ated. Howevcr, the fact remains that to find anything approaching it one must go bncle to the exhibition year; but 1900, though hot, had at all e- vents some rain. This year, 1011, is
Those who have passed the sum-
hey to look hack nt the weather re- ports for the month. The daily max- imum and .minimum thermometer re- cords compnred with those of thci previous year and the entries of ex-I treme temperatures corresponding to
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Special to The fiunrdinn.
M()N’I‘ltEA1., Sept. 17-J. A. C.
Ethier, thc Liberal candidate in two Mountains, has been declared elected owing to irregularities in the papers of his opponent.
The Nomination of Fauteil, Conser-
-'ntivi-, wus only in part on official paper and certiiln iieclaratious were not made us requixeil bv law.
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l§IHi'S PIIIENTS
Tlliil HEH NUT TW
SILUIE THE EI_ili
l’l~lR'T‘I-I AMDOY, N. J., Sept. 15-¥
School authorities here have taken time to consider action with reference to Catherine Aiiit.-ley the~l4-year-old girl who has refused to salute the American flag and take the oath of allegiance. ` ‘
The State Board directed Supt.
Shuil to send in a detailed account of the affair and they will give him further instructions by return mail.
This year the school lnw requires
the saluting of the flag and renewing the oathe of allegiance every- morning' In conversation with a reporter Mrs. M. F. Audslcy said that her daughter acted as she was told to by her par- ents. - _
Mr. Auilsiey is a British subject
who never becsmen citizen of the United States. A few weeks alter Catherine was born she was register- ed as ii British subject. Her mother says that if. the child saluted the American flag and took. the oath of allegiance to the country, she would be acting improperly. The girl's fath- er came to New York and placgd Lilo matter before the Brltid!ijG6nsuI,'wlio informed him that he would send_`t_o the proper authorities in_I-‘erth -Ani- boythe papers confirming the state- ment uint Mr. Auasieys eiiiiai-qiriiie bona-fide subjects of Great Britain. Some time ago the local aiithorit-
les wcrc forced to send for the Aud- slcy children to attend classes as they were of school nge, Catherine was dir- ected to the grainniar school and Douglas to School No. 1. lf the as- sertion thnt they are British subjects is established, then, according to some of the authorities, Truant Of- ficer Meshrow had no right to force theni to attend school. _
Supt_ Shull explained the law Wed-
days since 1874 show as nothing else what blazing days the capital husl seen. They must go back to August;
23 to find the statement that iti ruined yesterday, and then it wnsi not ri.-nlly rain, but merely u. showcrl in the early morning. I
Since then on several days it ul-L
most looked as if the drought werel cunning to un end and that rain, might. full on the morrow, but the, record of the following duy shows another eloiiilless 24 hours.
August 31 it was overcast from
dawn to sunset and the temperriturc was npprecenbly cooler. Then came the-first day of the new -month. The thermometer limi shown an average and the mercury several times has maximum of 30 degrees centigrade reached 34 and even climbed to 36.3 degrees on Saturday lust A glance; at the record of extreme t.empernt.ur-I es since 1872 shows that this is farl nbove the average. Taking the tem-I peratures of corresponding dates. since 1873 one finds from the rend-I ings for the first twelve days ol; September un average of 25 tlegrccs, neiitlgrailo, This ycar’s uvcruge is 30 degrees.
Leaves-iiuiv io siunsuis. |
sr. JossPH's sent. i4-nr. F. Kenner for 20 years i>i'0f_@ee0f °f, anatomy at Ensworth inedii-_ul col- lege and n member of the municil°8i| board ol health announced lust night uint he inni wninu his unity in f'-ui. students may use it B-S ¢1_Il“"I"‘ Emi college and that after his death the] study. I
nesiluy, and said' it is up to the Statl Board to uct. in ronjunctlon with the Attorney-(lciiei‘aI.
Mr. Audnley when seen last. night,
said; “I_ <lon’t prohibit my children from paying all the respect due to the American ling, if they are allow- ed to eliminate the oath of allegian- ce." -
KING CONGRATULATE8
PRESIDENT TAFT
i3lil\’EHlill.\’, Mass, Sept. I5-This
was President 'l‘uft’s 54th. birthday.
Among the congratulatory message! received was one from K ni: George. It reads as follows.
“lialnioral Castle, Rebt. 15.
"President of the ljnitcd States: _,
“I have gre_i.it pleasure in sending
vou iiiy most hi-ni-ty congratulntiolis on the niiiiivcri=.-i'y of your birthday iuirl trust flint tiw- relations existing betweeii our tivo countries may ever
continue.
GOLD STEAMER FOUIDERS
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SEA'l"I‘l.l'l, Sept. 14--When the
stuainci' lininoiiia foiiinlcred and sank oil Spanish Island, Alaska, last niizhii sim ciirricd down with her $180,000 in golil bullion from the tread WQII niine coiisigiicd to San Francisco the ship lies in water that is usually smootii and it is believed that the treasure will be recovered.
Minnrd‘s liiuinif-ut Relieve! Neiiralgil
God keep yoil, fricnd ! We may "Ot
lcnow _
All that this parting means for you
and m0.
And what things sorrowful and Bild
may be
In walt for our uncertain steps, and
so God keep you, friend I
God Keep you friend I-We may not
see
By any stream of forward-peering
eyes
Where our divided paths converge,
and lies
Tbnt larger place where our two ways
agree,
God keen you, friend!
God keep you, friend l Your loyal
heart
your hand;
No strength have I to leave you no
we part- . God keep you, friend I "
God keep you, frimdl Into His ciirc More vigilant and tender still than
yO\ll'l,
which potently through time ,md
space endures,
Do I, ii wenkling, trust you with thi!
this prayer, _ God keep you, friend l ‘
God keep you, friend I
still,
Ennfhling and encircling frank and
PEO,
Above all fear and chance abide)
with me;
For you-in wesl .intl toe. througl
good and ill, ,
AMI HIFUI1 . unfaillng arm has help- .God keep you, frilllli ._
ed ms'T_tand, -
(Algernon Tania, in !outh'ii` Conti
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