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Rendered- Many Appeals
" Dismissed-
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(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, NOV. 17.-In the Bu-
preme Court this morning judgment; were rendered in the following cases;
Rlllldle Vs. Mill0l'; appeal dismissed
\\'ltn costs. Curry vs. ning, appeal dismissed. L'Evenement Pub. Co.
il
vs. Letourneeu, ` appeal dismissed,
nd Chronicle Publishing Company
with costs.
Hearing then'proceeded in the ap-
peal of the Montreal and St. Law- rcnce Light and Power Company and the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company vs. Village Richelieu. The nction‘was brought by Mrs. Stebenne and her children on account of the death of her husband who, while driving along the edge of the river bank hi horse swerved and broke through the guard rail and Stebenne was drowned.
4.ll|iil Illli Ill
nuiiiif. Miss.
AWRENCE Mass Nov. -17-Be
twceen three and four thousand op- rr
atives were thrown out of work
when ft strike of firemen in the tex-~
fi
(Canadian Press.)
L , , _,
lc mills today caused the stoppage
of some of the machines because of the loss of power. According to the union 350 firemen quit.
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(Canadian Press.) _
WINNIPEG, Nov. 17-Assistant
tl t o c
ocuted .this afternoonywheil ,af ii' enuerm-Wirunt” '~sir'nu1ss“nortu'
l . : i the city. Wilson seized a live wire rrylng 13,000 volts. He was for-
City Engineer R. D. Wilson was elec-
T
h
mei-ly with the C. N. Railway. L'
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roo Lire ron,
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One cent per word cach insertion in
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HOV WANTED. APPLY CARTERS’
Confectionery Store. 2722-11-18mtf
TENEMENT 'TO LET ,ON BAY-
f
ield St., containing six rooms. Apply 114 Prince St. 2723-11-18m6i.
`\vAN'rF.p A _soon s'rRoNo soy
for bell boy. Apply Queen Hotel.
2712-11~18mtf.
i.osr`A”s1d'l{i]L PURSE w1"rH A
W
W
sum of monev on Queen street. Fin- der please leave at “The Russ',’.
2726-\1-18M2i.
Great George Bt. velvet satchel. Owner may have same ou paying for ad, _*__ 2733-ll-18M3l. HEN WANTING YOUR HORSE lipped, give us a call J. A. Hen- derson, 180 Queen St., Charlotte- t_ov_vn_, . 2732-1l;l§l_11_lv_v;_ ANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FROM 1.6 to 18. One from the country pre- ferred. Enquire 15 Pleasant St.
2714-11-18m2i.
rouNi5,` A'r"oo1`iNnr£ Kaur' AND
C
STRAYED, Z. RED MALE OALVEB
and one red and white female calf on the premises of Roy Clarke, Bay View. 1’f.hot‘claimed by owner by Nov. 29, will be sold to pay ex- penses, me-i1-ismai. NOTICE. PERSONS WIBHING prompt' cab ,service will receive prompt attention by
at Rankin's make my
tihelfoon
where I Joseph
ninth
noon
ases Heard and Judgments
.yn } " parser rinws
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Sli wil. viiiiiii ninius iiiuis
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Ont., Nov. 17.-Sir Wm
made a vigorous defence ofthe rail way corporations, both in Canada
Canadian 'Club this afternoon. The legislature in the Unitcd States is Passing too many laws aimed at lines, was one of the statements. The Canadian Government is displaying more sense.
°SUllHli3lllES '
0 BREAK UP MEETINE
__
, (Canadian Press) SHEFFIELD, Nov. 17.- 'A wild
suflragette disturbance occurred here to-night when Philip Snowden, So- cinlist member of parliament for Blackburn, attempted to address a subscription mteting arranged by the labor party, but howled down by suf- fragettes.
Stewards Dromptly took a hand in
the scrimmage resulting when the male sympathizers defended the wo- men. In spite of the fact that many disturbers were ejected the uproar persisted to such an extent that at thc end of half an hour the meeting was abandoned.
lPPHl£llllUN .
His Honour Lieutenant Governor
Rogers received, the other day, the following autograph letter, which ex- plains from His :toyal Highness the Governor General of Canada:
Government House, Ottawa,
Oct. 30, 1913.
My Dear Lieut-Governor.
I must thank you most sincere-
lilll HHH
rested last September at Cerrizo
There were fourteen Mexican smug- glers, eleven of whom are still await- ing trial. The Governor replied that he would enforce the laws of Texas regardless of threats. V
*Kli|.lll llll;$lllNll
.WITH All lXl
(Canadian Press.)
Flynn died today from injuries re- ceived from blows inflicted by his wife with an mic last Tuesday. At the time of the assault Wm. Flynn was endcavoring to protect his baby daughter whom Mrs. Flynn eventually, killed. Mrs. Flynn is held on a mur- der‘ charge. `
l\‘;llllllH lllllll
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ly for your kind letter of October Zrth. Your expressions of welcome on behalf of the people of Prince Ed- ward Island, on the occasion of our return to Canada, have afforded great gratification to the Duchess, to Princess Patricia and myself. . Yours sincerely, _ , . - m ‘V _ f _Sgd ARTHUR. `His`l-loriourf ' _' " ' ' ‘-
The Lieutenant Governor. of Prince Edward' Island,
' Charlottetown,
___A P. E. I.
FATAL -ACCIDENT ON
QUl!.'dEC CENTRAL RY.
A _V -_
SHERBROOK, Nov. 27:-In a
wreck which occurred on Valley Jun- ction Beauce, on the Quebec Central early Friday, Conductor A. Cliche was instantly killed and three cars were demolished. _
An extra freight, which left Levis
at 6.50 last evening, 'stopped at Scoi;t’s Landing to shunt cars, and while half of the train was left standing, the other half was taken to the mill siding. In some manner the half that was klsft on the main line, got away and collided with the the other part of the train, instantly killing the conductor
Cliche was thirty-eight -years of age
ren. VI-le lived at Valley Junction.
and leaves a wife and seven child-.
L-UNDON, November 17-The gov-
ernmontvhas decided to seek _to ar- range a. compromise with the op- position leaders in 'pnfrliaineiit on the home rule billf according to The Times. Premier Asquith, it says, will, 'within ri week make an offer of a
clause suspending the _operation of
.`fi1e`i$ill' iir"Ul’§fér for “rf definite term 'of years. and also will propose to place an additional burden on British taxpayers in order to compensate the nationalists of Ireland for the tem- porary loss of the wealth of Ulster.
The Times adds that Andrew Bonar
Law, leader of thu. _unionist party in thc house of commons, and his col- leagues, are ready To consider any mich proposal, but are not likely to accept lt. while the followers of John Redmond strongly oppose it.
NEW ICEBREAKER ' | - LARGEST IN THE WORLD. , ____
OTTAWA. Nov. 17-The new ice
breaker for which tenders will be called in a few days bv the Marine Department will be the largest in the world. It will be used on the St: Lawrence.
Violation by foreign fishermen of
fishing regulations on the Pacific iCoast has ‘cost the protective fleet to be increased, and there have been suggestions to utilile the Niobe and *Rainbow for that service. .
runner THE
simpler Bessie Grey tYPi°° ericmi girl _in the ness,__of General Radoloff, of the
with an
fort
ALBERTA, Nov. 17-Rev. Angus,
- CHARLOTTETOVVN, CANADA, fi UESOAY, ANQVEMBERL iii, rgrg. ` _rmsr or Aan'-_
Court Office in Valleyiield. Bribery f
---- ' by self and agent by payment of --
ihoney, promise of public office, un-
(Canadian Press ' du” mn“°”°°' defraying t'”'m’P°""' (Canadian Press) -
AUSTIN’ Tamb' Nov_ 1?,__Threats. tion, treating, intimidation, furnish- OTTAWA' Nov_ 1,__A Boooiol gov_
to make Texas answer for the whole mg vehicles megauy' were °m°“f5°" Gfnmeni Brant Of $253300 111 am Of Mexican people unless mercy is shown. 3;” Ifharges agfmlst the C°“5“`VatW° the relief’ fund for suderers in the Mexican ammunmoo smuggle,-B ar., .Ig - “Pu his °'g°“t’- _ - Great Lakes disasters was voted at
A °“f P°“°1°““ °°"°““S the Hb°"° the _cabinet ccuncu to-day. it wiu
Springs, Texas. were telegravhed to. :Vega deposited and sworn to by the hc “timed t° 9“T’P1°m°“t the “m°““t Governor- 0, B, Coioultt ¢o_ooy_ oy. ‘°1°Wi“g °1°°t°’9 'fl Ch*¥t°H“K““Y raised by public subscriptions for the 187 Mexicans under San Marcos date. C°uuty'Al°mnd°r Mme' brwkmaker’ Slime OWBCYS-
Ormstown; James Robertson, farmer, ___________...
North Georgetown; Robert MacFar- lane, farmer, Howick Station; Mr. Muillett artist Chateau ua V' -
0. _. . g y il
lags. The petitions pray that not
only Morris be unseated but that he he disqualified as an elector of Cha-
tcauguay County for seven Years.
Morris’ Liberal opponent was Hon. ..
Sydney Fisher, ex-Minister of Agri-
culture. The four petitions in con- 'V
nection with the election protest to-
gether with other dociimeuts also sta- (Canadian Press.) tutory and $1,000 to guarantee costs SARNIA. 'N0V» 17-All Sfeamefs in the trial were deposited in the Su- passing this port are flying flags at ,perior Court Cfllce in the presence of half mast in honor of the good ships the petitioners. Montreal counsel Bild Bcilmerl who are HOW Sleeping be- will represent the Liberal party in rieath the water as aresult of the the trial cases. blizzard.
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The first Long Course in agricul-
ture to be held in Prince Edward ls- (Canadian Press.) land opened in the Prince of Wales PIT'I‘SBURG, Nov. 17-The body Uilllege last evening at seven o’clock. of Mrs. Mayme Resineisen, 35 years
Proiessor Ross outlined the work old, was found today in the basement
that was expected to be done during of the drug store of C. and A. Owens the term and said that each student on the South side.. Micheal L. Swee- would benent from the course in pro- nay, clerk, was arrested. Soon after portion to the zeal with which he the body was removed he became ncr- iook up his work. The professor vous and told of carrying the body then tool; charge of the class and there. '
assed each of the students to write -*-°-‘-_-°-'
an essay telling of his home and the V’
kind of farming that was being done ~\ {
at home. .
'1‘l-fri i-rtEMIER'S
, ._ . _ ssoovueosuasr. ~ At '8`o'clock Pi'emiei"lVii`ithieson ‘
addressed the students. He express- ---
ed himself as being very pleased to meet such an excellent class or young Thi- City Council of Charlottetown men, the parents of many of whom have decided to grant to the promot- were personally known to him. _ers of the concern which it is propos
'|‘he class was not large in numbers ed to organize f0l` the manufacture
but perhaps on that account better in Charlottetown of woolen under- work could be done for each of them, wear these concessions: exemption me had given long and anxious from taxation for ten years, and u thought over the manner in which IJCIWB Of $500 DCF HUIIUH f0l` five education in this province could he Y€H1`5- made more practical and now they This decision was carried in a re- were trying this experiment in the Sollltii-‘fl at HH hdi0lll'I\B‘i meefing Uf lmpc that it would ,mom the Bolo. the Council which was held ln the t1on.uf that problem. l-ie was glad CNY Han 139* Uighh H15 W0l"B\`11P to hee that this long course in agri- MBYOF 'LYOHS Dftsided. 811 Of the culture was being co-ordinsted with other C0““<$iU0l'B» Wifh the e3°“P“°“ the work being done in Prince oi °fM1`~ J~ T_“yl°"' being present' Mr" wok; College and ho hoped oo the Taylor declined to attend a caucus years went by that still more would of the C°““°m°r5_ Wmch ‘V59 hem he done. He congratulated this class P"i°L` to the m,°°t‘“l-T “t Whwh the oo the splendid opportunity that was matter was discussed, and retired being given them to prepare them- from the m°°ti“|-I' _ Bowes yor their Moy, wo,-,¢_ Ho I-of. Also present, besides the Recorder mcmbered very well when the dullest Bild the C-‘W Clerk; were M955" SA' boy in the family was picked out as MCDUHIIV1. J~ P- (10fd0“ and C- A- me one who was to bc the farmer, Cloak. representing the following but that ha nc . a m n mo 10115- to-day rggiliredd gsll tg; intglltgehci The CWY C°"p°ratl°“ of the city Dt that the brainiest of men could give Chm`1°tt‘”t°W“ 1” “f the opinion that
to it, and he believed that there was the °"“‘l’““Y proposing to estabmm
w olen underwear and sweater fae-
. 9
nr, calling that to-day offered greater fl 0 ' d m ted
‘hi1nbs`iifd,' while Miss a o Brldgstow
opportunities to young men. He as WW 5') th” city' smut be exe P l-‘remier of the Province, would do fl"'1m “\tY YRXBS “P t0 535-$00 iallx; all that lay in his power to give f°1` *1 term 0! W” Years 3” S °“
an eminenti weii act a in , which one! Boris. “the beer.” and d°‘1?H““°d _ be rantcd if casa ir-onus of $600 per
offered abuudalit scope fear ltheyexhibi- on pain of excruciating torture to 52331;,,fve;_¥,e£.O1¥3é?o;Bc&23yhiorwgxd annliim for the term of five years; tion of rare dramatic ability, was deliver the plans. She refuses and re- he gmdg to do M-,'ythi,', he coolo for And be it further resolved that the staged last evening before a highly minds her captor of the American them mdividuan bots while takin Citv Corporation of Charlottetown satisfied audience in the opera House, I Government, which she declares will this course ana Kite, it was com ,ef wui recommend that legislation be ahld to say that it met with the un- avenge her arrest. After an interview ea Ho would follow their 1-ol;-ooo asked for at the next session of the bounded and unqualified approval of .with her, her devoted lover goes of! with the ~ ,eaten mterést gndg had Legislature for authority to make the the Charlottetown theatre-gocrs is and instrpctstba dificers of an Ameri- ,mined tg see them in c1o,s'f,_ ,,e,,t_ above concessions to the above pro- anothcr way of saying that it passed can warship of 'her position. One of {) en posed oompony, said concessions to .the scrutin ofthe most critical. them is sent to counsel with the y('11 _ tk 8 than eoomed nd he granted under proper BBW-EUBFGB. “Under the gears Paw." a Russian General, fn' wlross house a heated a,.,laa-fsoxznts vfzmpyeted tml. t`o_~d§' »s and the details to be arranged be- drama, exciting but without any-, scene is enacted. Baron Bueller de- lesson-ggi _ Y tween the proposed company and the
thing undesirably tragic about it, rnands 'of' the General the American ,she émss in the judgin of dak (my Council,
orders was invested with considerable spirit girl 'ss his prisoner, and “the bear," mine Wm be in at 9 mg and mg The Concessions that the promoters
und emotion by the H. Wilmot ggarful of the uncomfortable conse- evohing Pwyegosor Dav;;;,u_'inot,~,,ogo,. asked of thc City Council were ex- Young-Marjle Adams Co., who filled ,nuances which might result of trifling in Field Husbanory Wm cooduot me eruption from taxes for twentf YSBYB.
.their respective roles in admirable' witlrtthe highest 131 i'£hem?. hS.dA\;e$cr; “mt class' . \ ghd. ,__ bonus or $600 per annum for
fashion. tliorf foo. _urges a 9 P y c 1 _ _ _ _ en years- _
The "Bear" is an obdurate be `r'uart'ied to the Captain in order ¢i'g;'i';d;n°;:a°c§,m{“' wvgrkJonr_"xi$nE§l
Russian ioysnsr. who keeps n "paw" euawner ulliiillfi- 'F;°~§§,‘\’f:,;"‘:,‘g Husbandry, and at 1o.ao Mr A. si. REASWS F0” "'°UN°'““'S ACTION en , i f i - Ixillwtlgin ffl; dzhireghtnillggs otfhdgifetg gitggg §=v¥§[lr6mg here rxiiaryeluul' mem- ?°w°r,i.h ptactml wiY1°'rkt;ndh°ruc“l- In explanation of the Council's, ac- consummate thelf happiness im lin ory. 'ghd Bni‘on`and`Wslter`lllo1‘¥llI» 'M9' °t§°“"° ex n ov” tion in not making the concessions unconventional but very pretty mat- of the U, EL' Navy, coins to High' °F,:. ago sialanchud of Pmwe of to the full extent asked, Councillor trimonial ceremony. The story is very ~'wo'i*di had the foriiiér meekl-y sub- wAl° 0 m *such ,,¢h,,mat_ Tilley said that' they felt that if the
' is a l.Am- miti toll. 'oss `li‘|s\‘ilt at the hands ,ed :nd %0,f;'e,.:,51 so ,muy Mr company which proposed to manufac-
°f *ll* 1“l=*§ ""8 V*"°"°¢°» "i“‘° 'r A Benson win `{'vsir1‘;<=t\`»re an ¢“f° fh°°<= iI°°“” W" "“"““*°“ “‘ ,undo 1, " g eiiallovfiig young couple 'Pb éryf Profenof oovmooo on making the statement they had made dare sss'id*ed` happiness “for ever ef- F,°%_C;. o no px-ogoooor Roo, oo about the profits that would accrue ter" by the rieit who mdrridii them. English nigh; -Gotti, Wm 1,, not in 'from the business, they ought to be ' It won ~bs Fnvidious to say 'that any the Am.`,c,,m,,-ol Hou ooo 5 mgioo *satisfied with exemption lor ten io”-i ,&@'y_,§|\\-outisrs was DGYWSYU go bam; 'mgod oo for B moo.-n poop years, and if the company were as YNY 3°* ~ Wm h°*'h°" ‘br tm Nr' trv house where a few hens will be 'l‘1°5°"f“1 “ "-My “ut” th” umm"
for all ll '53"f,'b““a °‘“i&°7 °‘ kept. The' students will also be re- Nl 1*' "0 "°» th” 'mum “B” “° hm' _ ' -
* il? * r' .:u.“*:..f‘.:..ii* ~»==°<= ~° “H ~'f°==-°°“1- “ri °° “‘°..':.°° °‘ *”°“= i. ‘° """°""°"‘5i"s"l
i n - ' i ,
-2\'lx;\:» *|‘P"““¢’ #The students so far rexistered are: 1Ilfgi1h¢;xv::1'9. \\<§W¢:"°yl'» |1011 8-l l“°°¢“'f BM W0 Wi°‘1"“" °‘ “°°°€’2 gm he had Anioriiiiiil llfh CD41 Mr- 7°““l» h°"” Moser . G. M. Ramos - Hamilton; S ful as they ¢!l>¢¢f°d W9” “W C°““' GRY (`°““°“ had na” ° ' ° t m
adihir`qble,fi¢nce; it mlgiit be men- G_ Hgh,-<o_ woot goyzigy Korn, Bo.. cillors had no doubt that thole Who; no doubt that that w<;\€`:;le:;\°"*én;;3 _ _tlo"l!0¢l"tl\|\f 33”, w'°"°“ well, `Vfctoi‘ia': Victor McDonald, would he in charge of S110 MW' tm’ 'wpr°"'1 0! the c 5 One cent per word cad ihltrtlbhfl
1°" pledllnfly apdtoxlmattd I. '\. U" Cornwall; S. Poirier. Mt. Osrmelr affairs at thug time would give thmi,1y_ th t the dmmns ml, c°1,,m,,_ Guo mm oooomoooy
woman who has chosen the V20!! Cass, of North River; and McLeod an extension of the term of exemp- Mr. Gordon said a t thei1o,_de,__ Mmimum cha". “m,t’_o"
` H rl L¢0lsir ' tion With regard to the bonus, some of the proposition in coming 0 i cent* _ li
. “~ ' . im
was comfortable smsnsronesl with members of the Council thought that grey council with their tries :w‘;>`\;
'£U L""Hailred.- The-Councillors felt that ' in
turned a verdict of accidental death.
(Canadian Press)
EL PASO, Nov. 17.-Eleven men
are known to have been executed in Juarez since Francisco Villa and the rebel forces were captured in the city this morning. Rebel officials admit the execution and that a number of bodlcs of victims are still unburied. More than 20 corpses, some of them men executed, and some bodies of victims of the battle lay all night in
cause graves had not been prepared f r e
o th rn.
estcd that the cit raise the taxes
which to pay that bonus. As far as he was concerned he was opposed to that. The city had a larger percent- age of people who owned their own homes* than many cities in the Mari-` time Provinces, probably the largest,’ but a greatniany of the people whol owned real estate in Churlottetownl were poor people who had acquired] such ownership only after years of ef-; fort; and those who had any exper-, iehcc of collecting taxes in this city' knew the difficulty some of the De0P\L\
year. lu the circumstances, the city Councillors felt that they would not be justified in recommending an ex- tra tax on the citizens of Charlotte- town in order to bonus that com- pany. But rather they thought that by rctrenching and economy they could ailord to pay that bonus for a term of five years. That was all the promoters of the company had asked for in one way but‘not in regard to t|,o‘..neriods of the concessions as re-
insticc to the city and to the com- parv they should give the conces- sions as outlined in the nresolution. He might say that all the members of the' Council were unanimous in that matter. Thcy felt that some- thing should he done _to help the in- troduction of that new industry, and he hoped that the promoters of the company would look at this Council’s action in the proper light and be Pre- pared to carry through the Pl`0l>0Bi'
tion. After councillors wright. Mclean and McNi-.vin had spoken in suDl>0i'f» of the Councillors’ attitude, urging that those concessions tliei' Were Wil” me to give were the most judicious they could give in all the circum- stances, and ei-Dfesfiillll “W C°““°u’ lmos des,” to give the proposition au the assistance they reasonably could, the motion was PM t0 Oth? vote and unanimously carried. Mr. McDonald stated on behalf Of the promoters that the CitY'S PTO' posnls would have t0 be Submitted to the provisional directorate of th using of industries bad been advocat- cgmpimy for their decision. ThE DOH ed in thc Council and ln the city for years past, and the Present was the, first' mu cure they had '10 Wm” ““°‘“ assistance could be given. éfbc DIZ; moters felt that the dcman S ma
- .\,_ When they asked
` were not too mue i r twenty
1 t xes o
for reSxe::,3In:111dr(;\‘<;lt zonsider it was gglting too rnurh considering that they were bringing into the city all
g entirely ncw. the benefit
indus rl' - that wooio be derived from whqch
b f f r greater va ue
woumnirytiitgigs sul; city mich* “He” thaphe mutter of exeniPtl°“ ‘mm ion gig* I-le understood the attitude
of the promoters to be l'~\\iB. W9* if their requests were not Zfalltgd
tirely, they would not Dl`0'5°° W
in ban?-
“°‘; ..:.°¢:.‘;‘ L nday night had given thilm *-0
on o d b understand that everything wi(d`;t-abl;
““.ir‘:.‘~.i‘;:: ::3.2°..:;i:..:°“°
mo e _ ' - Councillor Rilo? Said that th°_tg_‘;“;‘,; cillors did not wish the promo mek- unnk that they we" 1" “Y "gg ,W ing in their duty in helPil1¢ 1 troduction of that lndustry aoh8- Tbey had given them everythinl “WY had asked for; exemption from taxe!
d 8 bonus 'Hn did not see wh!
they should not 80 5 5' formation of the comPHl1Y. and they could at the end of ten yea\‘B Wm,”
tllvtll txitulfll . 0 |N Jlllllll, Mil.,.::‘:.1'z.:i";’..:‘;:;1.i';,".a‘l§:::,- $.12?
~“” ' ue ri was the
'batik and ask for such further exams'
“on they r°q“ir.t‘l\.a|;ru\:aifk;“a?ym h1?l&iMinards linimsnt cures gsrgut in cows.
DTP ' '
met tllttnthgtb when the l>\'°“‘°t°" hw'
thought over the matternth; 50:”
r inuiiiiii; Mi. ii0iiis.M.P, ini: iziili Sui ii iuisauiu us ussii
V h _ A Unle_ss liil`_e.r,cy is Shown to? t_,,,oN»p§.;s‘.§’.‘§f`“°1§‘2.`f..P”°i"r°.)-ri. rise- F°" R9|i'5f .°f Suffefllfs by, H,,,f§,‘3,‘§‘§‘f‘ §.§‘,,,T_"°,‘§f’2§f},*,‘§,‘,",,,,,_ Was for Some Time Pastor _ “"'°"`°' °"P’°‘““°“” °"“‘°°“°"": M.°XiCil" §UiUgg|6rS AF' §£§§` §§.s§§’l`~f§ “Q21” '.."n€?.§‘.f§§'§“'f'¢`i.‘li.l' the Great Lak” 2f.ffir§ll1§"°§i0¢1‘..f§“l§..€’l§h§"“frrT§& Of FifSl M6fh0diSf ChU|`C|\
° J etitiohs to unseat and dlsquhlif ' T di R d t G ysb ro. Th
and the United States before the fe-Sted in Texas' -gil” W°l`° “P09305 in 91° 5“P0l'l'°¥ Disasters' dgceagrdaand aiiiuthzr belly wzre hand? Charlottetown*
ling a rifle. Redneck moved to the front of the muzzlbd rifle 'which was --- dlscliarged. The C0r0l\Bl"'S lllfy W'
CALGARY, November 16-Dr. John
Burwnsh, for many years connected with the Victoria University st'Tor- onto, and well known all over the Dominion as an educator, died hero today. 'i‘oRoN'ro, November 'ie-Dr. Bur-
bis father, John Burwash, being one of the U. Loyalists. He was edu- cated at Victoria- College, Coburg, and took his B. A. degree in. 1863, and his M. A. in 1872, He studied also at Harvard. He was premier of National Science at ,Mount Allison University, New Bruns- wick, and later was provincial assay- ler and analyst for New Brunswick. ‘He was professor of pastoral theo- ilogy and English at Victoria Univer- sity, and retirerlon a pension with a. title of professor emeritus in 1910.
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‘Brunswick University.
Dr. llurwush has been spending his
winters in Calgary for the past five years in the~ hope of benefiting his
g _ ,. _V . in order to procure the money withzuealth. He was n brother or roi-mer
Chancellor Burwash of Victoria Uni- versity.
Rcv. Dr. Burwash, above re-
ferred to, will he fondly remembered by many of Cbarloi.teto\vn's oldest citizens, he having been pastor of the First Methodist Church bcre in 1883- 5, I-le was an exceptionally eloquent :md scholarly .preacher and lecturer, and n scientist of considerable note. It will perhaps be remembered also, that. during the “gold fever" that struck Cups Wolfe some years ago,
had in paying their taxes year after!D,._ Burwaoh was givcn B sample of
the "gold rock" to analyze and he it was \vho discovered the worthless- ness of the claim. ___
STABBED TO DEATH.
, MONTREAL, Nov. 16-Derita Raff- ‘eale, 21 years old. was stabbed to death tonight in his boarding house at Villa lumurd and the police are
searching for Da.\'ii_4ȴouos;, who - is alleged to have wield' the knifc. An argument 'ol a trivial niattdr followed; by_ blows is said to have led up to the stabbing. This is the third Ital- ian tragedy here fn the past eight days.
90 MILES FOR MARRIAGE
LICENSE; LOSES IT.
SAN BERNARDINO, cal., Nov. 11,
-Harry Houghton, a young miner of Daggett, rode ninety miles to this city across the desert in the night to secure a marriage license to wed Misa Laura. May Quinn. Houghton arriv- ed on his motorcycle at an early houn and after securing the coveted parch- ment immediately headed his ms- chinc desertward to claim his bride.
With the document hugged to his
heart Houghton dashed first into a lazy coyote and dropped the license. He searched an hour before be found it. 'A few miles further on a rattler disputed the road and again the young man dropped the precious per- mit to wed.
All his matches gone, Houghton searched, fearing he might be bitten gby the reptile at any moment. Fin- Xnlly the moon, which had been be- hind a cloud, came out and he _again regained the license.
Houghton put the license in the
tool box of the motorcycle for safe keeping and this jolted oil a few miles from Doggett. It was early in the morning before be found it. Then he carried it in his teeth the rest of the distance.
He personally felt particularly disap- 'pointed with the length of time of the gexemption, as they looked to that lmore than anything else. It might lbe very well to say that at the Qlid of* the ten years' time they might go before another Council and elk for that exemption again. but the Council might as well now give them the exemption for the whole term for which they had asked.
Mr. McKenna pointed out that in every case previously in which the City had granted companies exemp- .tion from taxation the term had never been greater than ten years.
Mr. McDonald said he did not think that il the Council gave theta ithc exemption for twenty years there ‘would be any trouble about the Leg- §islnture's approval. That exemption was one of the big inducements to get capital for the industry.
The proceedings than terminated.
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