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STARCH FACTORY ORDER OF THE RE EAGLE LIFE BOAT CREW

WAS BURNED CONFERRED ON . THOMSON WENT TO RESCUE

Early Yesterday Morning. Men Left lie Has Been Imperial German Council For Thirty Years. Man in a Lobster Boat Has a Rough

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Fires Banked and Everything Safe ; Received Letter Informing Iiim That the -Emperor of , Experience Saturday During the High at 12 0fClock. At 12.30 Buildings Germany Had Done It. Order Never Previously Wind-Would Not Survive An-

Were All in Flames., Conferred in Cahada. ' ether Night,

(Special by phone.)

HUNTER RIVER, Nov. 1-This

morning at about 12.30 o'clock the starch factory here was dilscovered to

be on fire. The night men had left at

12 o’clock and every thing was al.- righl.. the fires being banked and safe, but when the alarm was given and the men nrrived the buildings were in flames and in consequence ofthe

IIIINANINI IS

IIIIMING HEHE

NEW YORK, October 31. -- Dor-

endo, the Italian Marathon rumor, it is announced, will sail lor New York on Saturday, November '.‘. and race against one or more of ihel greiitest long-idistance prolessiouall

runners in America. Dorando cciuesl hire under the management of I~`ow-I'_ ers and Pollock, and Madi-Ion SqiIare` fliirilenlias been engaged for Wednes- day evening, November 25.

.lust who Dorando's opponent will

bc is not known. John J. Hayos,win~ ner of the Olympic Marathon zII\:e,l1as received nn oder, but his theatrical cngagiiiiii-lit may prevent his accept- iui: it. An effect willl be made to uintcli llomndo against Tom Long-

boat, the Canadian Indian. The lat-I ter liitherto has refused io turn pro- fcssioiiiil, although he is under sus- pension ily the A. A. U. of the United States for alleged professionalism. Sliiiuld Longboat refuse, Alf. Sh- riibb, the champion long-distance run- ner of England, who has recently on~ giiucii as athletic coach at Harvard, will be asked to meet the Italian at llliidieion Square Garden.

lt was reported some weeks ago

that Dorando had injured his leg and would not run again, ibut the injury

probably was not serious.

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NEW I]EAN_IS NAMED

CHICAGO, Oct. 31. - Dr. John

Hayford, member of the Internation- ul Boundary Commissionwof the United States and Mexico and a well known enginve, will be the Deen of the new I\oI~i;lI'.»c=icrn~ Uni-| versity Engineering School nowhe- ing built upon the Evanstown Cam- pus. Dr. Hayioril was oilicially ap-_ pointed "head of the school at ai meeting of the trustees 'last night and will take up his duties Scllf-em* L-er 1, 1909.

The new Dean is a graduate of, Cornell University of the CIBSS Of 89.

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UNITEI] STATES TTI HAVE

THHEE EAINIINALS

LONDON, October 31-A despatch

from Rome sayu:-

“The Pope has decided that a EPOC'

inl conslstory shall be held for the nomination of American cardinals af-

strong ga e of wind. blowing, nothing could be done to save the place, al-

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:though there was a tank containing 10.000 gallons of water right at hand. Inside of an hour everything that would burn was entirely consumed and not a stick remains of the large

ifactory. The loss will be about $8.000 and the insurance $4.000. No doubt

ithe fire was caused bythe high gale carrying a spark into some dry place.

IVALUABLE MAIL

wnggon disappeared also and is nat-

Dec filer- The decoration consists of a Geneva.

;?usl;;h8E received a' letter informing allion in the centre and on the reverse m ‘W the Emperor 0fG°1`fUBl1Y sides crown with the En:iperor‘s in~

has conferred upon him the decorat- male

"0" °‘°*‘° P‘“S°l““ Order Of Red 'rbc ribbon is white with two

John. The order of Red Eagle was first

Eagle for services rendered at St. ol-huge Stripes, I

§T~ JOHN. Nov. 1-(S i " [founded in 1705 and was organized as

Rfrnert Th°m5°U» Imperial German Cross in silver with e red eagle mell'. Ian order ofthe House of Hohenzol-

lern. Thomson has been consul thirty

years and values highly, the honor

conferred upo~ ` im.

The Order luis never previously been

conferred upon a Canadian.

Volley Which Suffices- Daily-TaftWIIlGo South

CONSTANTINOPLE, NOV. 1-(SpeC- NEW YORK NOV 1-(Spi3ci|3,l)~

“MDS or Turkish "OOPS attached £0 night spoke enthusiastically concern

and sixteen wounded. pqumhty

se e a Inies to

MUTINEEHS WEHE IIHYAN ANI] TAIT WHL IINIIW TIIIIII

IINIENLY SNBIINEII AHE IIIINIIIIENT IMI TIIISIIHI

BAGS MISSING . _ _ "” _ I . ....

__ A Loyal Battalion Fires One They Speak Many Times All the EI/'dence Z" Aga

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Morse and Curtis Feel-

Lecavallef. Wh0 DFIVGSIIW Trouble Was Manifest. I Fora Rest Ing SIIOIIS- Nlall Wagon is Gone and' ii __ .I ___ __

IS Suspected' ` NEW YORK, Nov. 1-ispeciiiip

____ ial)-A tlireatened outbreak of the Both presidéntal canilidiites last I.{e.aring evidence in me Morse msc

finished Saturday and tho nrguinent

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MONTREAL, N0v_ 1_(gpec;,§1)__. the garrison at Yildiz Klosk has been ing th,-, eampaign , tilliffil ll 1100 UU HY- I

Mail page containing one thousand promptly put down with a singlle vol- Tale declares that New York State Morse and Curtis will likely know

tive hundred dollars disappeared here»l9Y "Om 11 l0Y&l biltilllion. 'is solid republican and is confident the” into about the time my eleqfg

Lecavalier, the driver of the If il Three of the mutineers- were killed th t h ‘ll \ r"t“r“9 are wming in Tues ay mg

ua ~ H .6 W] be elwted by alarge- Evidence has been strong against

urally connected with the robbery. T112 mUtlU0\1S Slliflf mM1ifBSl€<l‘ ilS~ He speaks in Ohio ,~ v r 1 't' _ tho_(EefenduntS Ima .T conviction is

nneiciapeil on violations of the bank

A man in a lobster boat loadedwith had been sunk through the day and

oysters, which was anchored about 9, he was thus unable to get ashore. hundred yards oil of Conno1ly's westIPeople had seen him lailing througli wharf from Fridny even ng till Sat- ‘the day and it appeared as if urday afternoon at 5 p. m., had a lhe had given up in despair although

very rough time of it. The waves jhe put out no signals. However about ,'\vere dashing and washing over his Iiive o’clock the life bout crew turn- bont all day Saturday and it was ied out to the rescue and in their so rough that he was unable to weigh `well manned boat took three men to anchor ulonc and get to n place of the bout, who quickly got up a jib, shelter and safety. On Saturilily ni- \V0ll~’Ill0l1 21l1Ch0l', and t0ok the boat to ternoon his boat appeared to be fill-lu place of shelter. The life boat crm! ing and grave fears' were eutcfrtaiiicd `ar<~I e. fine stalwart crowd 0.' men for his safety, in fiict it was np-ianil in their white suits and dark parent to all that he would not belts presented a fine looking ap- Wengller the galeever night, }lin,peiIr:Ince. This was one opportunity dory attuciwd to the stern of the l_,.;,lt where their services were well needed,

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SIIEAT IIHITAIN. HIANS HELL ANN

UNITEII STATES SHUT HIS WNE

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Went to Her Home and When She Appeared He Fired and Then Killed Himself.

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I BUFFALO, Nov. 1-(Special)....

Americans Break Treaty as Regards the Siie of Ships `

on the Great Lakes.

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The missing man was enguged ju; self when the company assembled and driving the wagon from the P0st'Of- threatened for 5 few muments '£0 1'9- iice to the railway station. sul* in S°rl0“S l9r0l1bl°-

The wagon was found at a street A hurry order was issued and a bat-

mmer and some of the bags were*-talion from Saloniki marched to the missing. Detectives are now looking Scene' Om’ VUIIEY Sumcllfl- ' for Lecavalier.

I -_- MUIIIIEIIEN WIIMAN

EAN HULLANI] V

THHEE EASTIIII?

According to thc indications early Fri day the-case nf Theodore' Whitmore,

on trial for the murder of his wife Lena whose body was found in the Lamp back swamp at Harrison, will go to L-he jury before night, The defendant ihiinself was on the sf,-and yesterday, recalling his testimony given al. tne first trial in an attempt to establish an alibi. Counsel for both prosecirtion and defence were ready to summon up when court con- vened today.

WASHINGTON, October 3l-Diplo-

mats, together with state department officials, are wondering just what is to be Holland’s next step in her deal- ings with Venezuela, now that Presi dent Castro has declined to revoke his decree of May 14th, prohibiting the transhipment of goods- for Vene~ zuelen ports at Curacao. H'ollan<l"s latest note demanding the' *revocation of that degree generally has been understood to be an ultimatum by Holland, and November lst was set down as the limit of time in which she expected Venezuela to take favor- able action on her demands. As that time is now near at hand, Holland has maintained that restoration of Curnco’s commercial intercourse with Vcnezuila is absolutely necessary to her existence. There has been some

MANINS WAII IIN

INEANTIC NEAIINEAII

ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 31-

To such an extent have the women

day and immediately after the elcc- .

tion goes south to rest. mg laws' Bryan is equally confident that New "'l"""11"

York will swing Democratic and

states will give him solid support, claims that the middle and western A monster parade was held here

Saturday night which marked the close of the campaign in this city, ,

TORONTO, October 31-A deal was

closed yesterday whereby the General

Accident Fire and Life Insurance cor-

G poration, of Perth, Scotland, one of

I the largest insurance corporations in

the world, secured control ofthe Can-

_,,___ adiun Casualty company, which has

I carried on business on a large scale

for some ears. The effect ofthe

1e‘(;rTl;5W€\.M0C€- 31-Hon. Mr. Lem- purchase of Nhe Casualty securities le" ‘otgswa as °rtG‘_m9'r“l Of c_11Yl9-flll. will be the introduction of a large a-

' yes "day mormllg fDl` mount of fresh capital for the purpose

England’ where be Wm represellt C111* of extending the business of the com- adn “I5 3 °0“fel'9l1U€' £0 COI1'Sider B; PPO- pany. which will still be operated un- posal for an imperial cable system in" der the game title,

Iconneclion with the postal facilities ____..___.._.

'of the Empire. Theobject oi the move- ment is Li reduction cf cable rates. I-lon. Mr. Lemieux will express Gann- da’s sympathy with the movement,

and the Wllllnkncss of this country V

to co-operate in any reasonable plan, IW ATTIIIINEN-SENEH .__

in iisi iii iiiii

tons.

,PIISTMASTEH IS M

treaty.

with the request which is not regard- ed as an evidence of uniriendliness but simply foreign office duty, ,lsia result Canada's request that the

treaty be observed. I

_WASI-IINGTON, Nov. 1-(Spccial)-

Great Britain has quietly but firmly asked that no more worships of any class whatever be sent to thc Great Lakes.

This follows a protest from Canada

Elrlriilgc Vandervecr shot his wife, Friinces, Saturday, one 'bullet enter- ing her breast and another her head,

Vunderveer then shot and killed

himself instantly. The couple had been married threi

under the treaty that the United States should allow one ship on Lake Ontario and two on the Upper Lakes, hone of them larger than one hundred

United States has larger vessels.

The navy department will comply

IvI<iIinIs"I'owN N. J. oct. si~'I‘IIcI`

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resentment of the inenibcrs of thel Perkins liouschold tiiivnrd the trio of .< masked burglars who invaded their tu-cd upon this arrangement’ th.|nk_ home during the early morning in that in View 0! the advamc

years but separated.

Vanderveer rang the bell at her

heme and when she appeared he open- ed fire. Believing he had killed her he entered the parlor and shot himself through the' head.

The woman is not fatally wounded-.

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JEW IS IZII

HIS WIIE III2

LONDON, October 31. -In Al--

tendorf, Hungary, there resides 3, Jewish married couple, the husband Hermann Uniterberger, being 1%) years old, and the wife 102; Twenty

years ago when the husband had al-

ready passed the hundredth mille- stnne, he let a house to amerchant

named Spira. The contract required the payment of 2,000 gulden in cash' and the supply of all necessary pro- visions foi' the maintenance of the aged couple during their lives, joint- ly or separately. Spira readily en-

talk of n blockade of the ports of Venezuela by Holland. If Holland is determined to do this she is fully prepare-il for the work, having three good sized vessels in West Indian waters. With it blockade of Venezue- lon ports, the 1-lolland government believes she can force Castro to terms

ter the organization of the American

diocese, and that the United Statesh

shall have three cardinals."

E:"<`i°ITIir`TI-:r`i;

CHA RA

Four Splendid Pictures. G

ing S

Taken by Corsairs, is H, remarkable

story of daring, abduct-lon nr.il re- scue. It is told in eight scenes, 'ne- Illuning with I1. husband and wife embarking for the Mediterranean Sen- When on the high seas the bout is attacked by Corsicans, the woman captured and the ‘man badly wounded set adrift in 5 boat. The woman is taken by the Corsairs to nn Island and sold as n slave. While there she makes friends with one of the Scr- vants, who stands guard while she Writes to her husband of where she la. In the mean while the bout her

husband is in drifts ashore nnd he Miss Von Branders in illustrated main in the eyes of the_mllltnry au- TORONTO, November 2-(Special)-‘

letter, starts on Ii rescue trllli lands; the captors are attacked, the wife re- scued, the party are pursued but escape, and all's well that ends well.

Music Hall Agent/ii Dream is an

nee cemvelliniz women to remove ing cvidcncc for two hours est rd

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_- _ plans of certain promoters cnni sue-l

of Mexamlna fljllupted the wearing “T cessfully be brought to n. head thisi “Merry widow and oth” hats of C4' Fl city'will uc the scene durim; the com~ wedinlily gre” proportwn that the ing winter of one ofthe greatest pro- Clfy b0Ul1Cll THU* ‘lmfl-eil an Ordm* WINNIPEG. October 31-After hcarl fessional long distance running races

a , ` Y G ‘ay ever held. their headlleflf lil Pllbllc D18-CBS. Magistrate McMIcken sentenced E. L. Roughly outlined. the D\'0l€Ct Ol SOIUX FALLS. S- D-- 0°f0l>‘=f 31- Howell. who assaulted Attorney Gen- niece intcrcsicd is to bi-ing ccpetiicr

The trustees 'ofa lo_cal church have eral Campbell afew days ago'1;o pay four, and possibly, five, ofthe great

_."`?_1' “mired to expend $12” for tht’ "‘Bt”'1` $20 *md WSIS Or thll`tY dBYS ill jail. est. distance runners ofthe present

Minardki Liniinent Cures Disteinper} li1¢l0§\ Ol ll hf1"11°l< “ml m\"0" 0° The magistrate proposed binding epoeh, while the backers ofthe scheme

- condition that the women ofthe con- Howell over, but on the luttw saying deny that they are at Work on the

Condensed ads too late for classifl- greliatmu remove their 1“rg° 'md the l"°i‘l°“t was Closed *ls fl" HS he project, it is nevertheless known that, cation will be found on page three. raslllomlble hats durmg the service' was °0“°er“ed» AT't°m°Y Gelleflll if they are successful in their ar-

The women have agreed to do so, and Qamphelfl said such was not neces- mngemente, Thomas Longboat, John

[inard‘s LinimentCures Gargetin cows. lllrthermore' have signed B' pledge to smy' The cmntmom was crowded .by Hayes, Alfred Shrubh, Slret._aI\d DOS-

this effect. people interested ln the case. gihly Domndo, will meet at Madison,

i '*"”"?”"-` Square Garden inn, race of from ten

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from door to dome, is the direct out-

ENH SIN MIINTHS of

M ~ 4 I ' l~lhrnbb and Longboat, which was

scheduled for October 27. This event fell through 'iiccausc Manager Flann-

TORONTO, Oct. 31. -- Thestrict-

ness 'of thc United States immigra- LONDON Oct 31_Wmmm Thorne

° h h been ,n’bh,s country for two- amentfor Westham, who is secretary,

Tgfariihy? of Montreal to take a white Orem UNION. WHS Ofdeftd ln 'thc DDl‘I

1 tnoston fo, Italy An ice court recently to furnish two sur-

tlm em lo od

Tgnthe Tgglialilg lT`[z;‘EI`rTilry iii To1roi1yto,I`l~`“ar*1“l'e° hls H004' b°h”Vl0f f0l` 011° Ima. wiiiic at this work, his cycs bc- reef- He had the alternative of Six came snghuy imp,m.ed_ amp on Bc. months' imprisonment. l-le furnished count of this' the Mmm-ani agengg ofthe suretles. Thorne was summoned the United Swtes Government re. before the court for having advised

gan refused to permit. Longboat to rofesslonal at this time

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rand Sublects’ and Pleas- tillfllg 0 Xnllgnigas B I(a)hm W I’T.\alia0iT, S°°l“1 Dcmmmuc m°mb°r or P“rli`| ulyiritwithstaniling the Indian’s state-

mem. that bc will econ retire “Om

Ong. w o asttempted to cross the b°,.de,.` of the Gas Workersiland General Lab- long distance racing, he apparently is

in as good condition as ever. ,

star mer B I ' _ eties ol five hundred dollars each to JAPANESE MISSIQNARIES F

HAVE Illi/FURNED HOM ._

BERWICK, Oct. 31-Rev. Arthur

(1, end Mrs. Borden, who have been l horin~ in tho Mission fields of Jn-

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hours of last Friday wus sciinewhaitiagcs of ¢_h,., couple' he would not long

tenipered tonight. liy the receipt of an The required tue,”-ry out the duugw cxiircss Imckilixe Coilriiininiz e nillullerltions. I-lc has now had to pay the ol' trinuets which the coIisiilei‘iItc,tril,ute for twenty yea,-5.' and one hoilsehrcakers returned to their vie- 'cannot ,my how muck longer he may tims in compliance with a promise hum to do soma Unterbergcr and his made at the time of their iincereiiiri-iwife Still enjoy the best of health nious visit. ~ They are the oldest. inhabitants, as

The package contained three sets-w,.|i as wc Oldest Jcwa' in the entire

of rosary bcails-~the property of tlIclcU,mtry_

three Misses Perkins-the wedding;

ring of their mother, a small ameJMINER KILLED AT

thyst cross, a locket and a nunilbler 0 foreign coins. At thc time ci tim ron- SYDNEY MINES' bery the burglars had promised that SYDNEY MINES October 31 __ any heirloom possessing sentimental A Poli h mimi, 'named wmiém. Vallle which they I““‘lV°rt°“uy tooklives ki lfid 'l‘Iiursd:iy mornins at W°“1d bn returned' ,Sydney No. l Colliery by a full of

stone.

rin: ARTIFICIAL MAN

Wonderful Substitutes For Flesh and Blood in London Exhibition.

LONDON, Oct. 31 - At the Medi- 'troiiuced under the skin, still’ tllfll l

- ' ic ict ii into alia e

I-.ci Exhibition. now being held at hixlxilafaleeafs and nom mn, be

the Horticultural Hall, Westmin8i’.er,|bought from $5 ,,pwm.ds_ Th” “Q there are excellent examples of sub- mad, ol delicately tinted, semi- ,stitiitcs for every part of the body rent rubber and celloid nail.

lmnuslng description of what happens h,,,e,1 to “now him to tyavelthmug-h the meeting of the unemployed in u music hall orient, when he tempor- f,-nm Mmm-gui to poem", highly”-ll 'Prnfnlgar Square on Oct. 14 to rush hrily falls asleep during his hourt of-he who nble to show his trnnsportu- *he bakers' 9l10DS If they Wwe hun- duty. It is a series of living pictures tion papers from that point to (tally. .Kry-

well posed, and takingly featured. Antonin left this city and expected --i-1 | Metnniorphoses is a comedy trans-[to sail for Italy to do Iiillit.ary_.d\Ities Minm_d,s Liniment Cm" Diphmeriam

formation picture. and one sure to|'wlIlch. ns an Italian citizen, his Gov

Iplense. Old Composer IS B flremliernment can still compel him to per- Istory pnthctfcally told, and the form'. His non-rippeiirance will place

mmhination of pictures has seldom him in the position of a niilltary de- FAIR WITH LESS WIND.

I been egnelleil, ` sorter. and as such he will have to re

p‘Tin fi; the past fifteen Ymfd. \\l“l\’|` the direction of thc. Mcthiulist (lh\\f’Cll` of (il-made, arrived here recently and purposes spending the winter with Mrs. Dorden`s mother, Mrs. Alcom. M' Borden ie much broken down ln |1001* th hnd has been compelled to KW9 “D his work. M. D. Anthony, of Vancou- v¢|~_ B, (1,, is visiting his former home here, and his many old lrlvliilll are glad to welcome him SSM"-

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is rescued, gets well but is much con-I song gives "What do YOU MGM" With tbnritlee of his country until the Decreasing northwesterly winds, fair, y f tc Colds' &c_

~p. specialty an wel. Come tonHght. matter can be straightened out. not much changein temperature. Ml“°rd ‘ L r'l'“"' “ru .

rerned about his wife. He gets the

-- including blood and flesh-vitflll organs excepted.

If n mnn`s bones cannot be com- pletely replaced, they n\aY 'U6 r°l“‘ forced by bone DMS. m0“l‘l°‘l Iillvrri and plntlnized steel. Artificial eyes gre shown they will he litteil that the muscles will move in sympathy with the living eye. Missing skin may be replaced by "('l\¥`f¢ll0 mem* mane" which may be obtained in dress' lengths." Flesh is stimulated

bye

transpa ami artificial legs having “F005 rlibber muscles, guaranteed to.walk without a limp. A leg may be bought for $75.

For supplying himself with more biocii c man may purchase A iielllw solution for injection into his veins. llc can also get a false larynx fa the shape of asllver tube. and even an artlilcnl lymphatic duct of silk, which performs all normal duct's duties by cppillary attraction when W1-

gerllleed paraffin wax which, in-lbeildcd in l"~"fnI§ ll°Bl\.

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