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dlcote. llle Was Closed lesterdoy. Mr. Dalton

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A ‘gi 1 lileuns lifllilonsftohie Fox Owners of This Province. _

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TORONTO, Nov 13-Local l

report from Winnipeg that the Br ish army reseryistshave been notified to hold themselves in readiness for iinxnediate mobilization. - _ . No notification was received by the

reservists here who number between forty and fifty. _ '

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(Canadian Press)

EDINBURGH Nov 13-A re ort

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my men srelinciinedto discredit the NIENNA, Nov. 13-The main Bui- ' ' ’ ‘ Excitement ren hlsh yesterday sv-

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garian attack on the Turkish lorts ‘ suing when word was resolved' by the '

along the line of Teltualya of Con- ` 'r Honorable Charles Dalton, Tignlsh, ‘

etentinople is now ln-gg,-easing fsyw. . President of the Charles Dalton Sil- | '| |

ahlyiafter being delayed for two days » ver Black For .Company Ltd., that

- because of the difficulty of transpor- ‘ ' U10 mllch *H1395 Of deal with the _ _

tation in and after heavy min, M. syndicate in Russia had been closed. I

cord ng_ to the correspondent of Rei- _ This was the purchase of six pairs i

chspost at the Bulgarian headquar- Of 1913 Dl\l>P» fl!'0ll1 the l‘Bl1¢l\ 01 the `

ters in a. despatch dated Tucsday.The ' Charles' Dalwn 5 Iver Bhlck ‘Fox

turks have been driven from the ad- ...___ Company, Ltd., for delivery on Sept. -1-

vance posts, ` lst, 1913, for the record price of

(Canadian Press) (Canadian Press) ég0.000.illi or at the rate of 16,666 (Canadian Press)

ST- P°°"”‘°“‘”g» NW- 13-The 'Fur' Havana Ncv. ie-Psrdihcs ar l “ P” ' ' 1vioN'rRaaL Nov 1a-'rhc B

despatch from constsntinopl h I ’ ”- ° .’° ° mn” lvsfy uf *hs suiululs lu Russls su- ° pp considered the position f tg' Ott” Yorrnerly resided in Pend Pabre companled by Mr Dalton’ who 'is E0 ment of O. R. Rowley, a Nova Sc

and darfgyd , 9" ng C°“°t”'“ti“°9l° Cuban government as an anarchist ing of 8 much suitable to their 3 cession to James Anderson who

LONDON, Nov. 13.-Parisi reports

cupancy, and to give information as

that the Bank of France has loaned to their care and feeding. This will ' *

i ~ D i has been received of tho' loss of a - , ~ -- ' »e»m»f on Mu-Iewssru su»f.s~fr- ‘Z.f;lf§.1.’1.‘.‘.il.‘i‘.‘“°"“’“ “’ "`“ ”"‘“”""" Ffgsmegislmieigi(Zigi Dam BW- Th"° ""3"" 14 P°"l"° °“‘ 1.oNnoN, Nov. 12.-innnors me - months.

board all of whom are reported drowned.

Ron wonoiesraa. _

HOME OF JEWELS

WORCESTER, Nov. 12.--Jewelry valued at $5,000 was stolen from the home of John C. Macliiiies, head of one of Worcesterfs Largest depaitmeiit stores, when the family was out.

TWO WERE KILLED AND

_BEVBIRAL INJURED

WAIHI. New Zealand, Nov. 12- A Constable and a citizen were shot, and killed and several persons injured some mortally ln a strike _ riot; here today maddeneil by the taunts of strikers a body of non-union work- ers marched to the Union Hall, burst; open the door _and rushed on the oc- cupants. A fierce battle ensued dur- ing which revoivers were freely used. Police ruslied*to_ tho scene, but after the riot was quclled a mob of tree workers chased some strihcrs, severe- ly beating them. The strike at tho Wuilii gold mine has been in progress for some time. Tho men asked for better pay and shorter hours.

KILLED ir; BUNAWAY.

iiaiviiurou, ont., Nov. 12-Mrs.s. T. Mitchell and her si_x-year-old ilnugliter, of Flqmboro Centre, were killed ln.a runaway accldelit-on the treacherous Valley Iiin hill lust even- ing. A Grand Trunk Ilailway train going east, frightened the horse, which dashed down the hill till it i-cached a sharp turn, where its course was turned by the eilorts of E. W. Steadmanand A. Hllden. in- surance agent_s.- The vehicle crashed into a shed as the result of ' the ijwerving, and th`e occupants were thrown out. The child's neck was broken and tha..ulother’s skull free- tured. `

MARRIAGE LAW CASE '

T0 COMES BEFORE HOUSE.

OTTAWA, Nov. l2-J. P. _ Burn ham, M. P., for Pcterboro, has al- ready sent in (or the order paper' dur- ing the approaching session a *ques- tion which indicates that the mar- riage law 'dispute' is to ilgure in Par- liament. It reads : (1)What port'ons of Canada ~ are solely under Federal control and lur- isdlction ? ’ (2) What are the laws in respect to marriage ln tl1epe_di_stricts'i‘, .

Nothing has b n learned from E A. Lancaster, M? P., father of the Lancaster Bill, to indi te that he will relntrudune .tho_d\l4lf;ct this ses- sion. ' """ "

current to»day in Sofia that the Bill- - This is the iuaugurative sale for gariaii army has captured the linc of the new company and the stockliold-

forts at Tchatalja in front of Con- ers will reap the full benefit thus bc- _

stiintinople, according to a news nefitting the entire Province.

agency despatch. _ Whnt this sale means to Prince Ed-

Tlie Bulgarian column". is said to ward Island is inestimable in dollars

have reached Blrjiik Cheknoedlic on _T and cents as the Fox industry, which '__-

tlie Sea of Marinora, to the south of: ' - is steadily growing, has done more

'l‘rballll1lJ'B- . (Cniindian Press) to advertise the Province than any- (Canadian Press) It is also stated that the Bulshrlsn RAYMOND Nov 13-'rho three thing heretofore o'r'rAwA Nov 13-frhe supr

_ (IMUISER T0 BRITAIN. inaugurated in South Alberta, for their nobility and no country has (los. '

“__” ‘ The work is to be conducted during yet surpassed that produced by the _---l--

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Nov. 12-The the winter- months and ,.11 the tern- Dalton ranch in Prince Edward Is-

ffiflefflfell Mllllly Suited DUPDOBG t0 tory south of the iiiuiii line of the lnnd. ‘_ CHICAGO FLYER :D0

offer rt first class cruiser to Great U, P_ R_ ‘11 i t i ,L Yesterd y Mr, D it t t d th t Britain' The mel will be mid _ wi io oucie n a on s a e n Snow Up Bllfl- FAR soon as D01-l8lbl0~ The llflymcnt is to NOTED STEAMSHIEL _accept an offer of fifty per cent ad-

'_-**"'°-““ LITCHFIELD, Ct., Nov. 12.-Gus- $100.00 share he holds, he would not wr L "

WASHINGTON, November 12.- WHY llaltlclllars of the death. Mr. this deal would advance the price of of two dollars in transportation

tion on thc, southern New England “Ulm \’@f°"° having “PBM °““““°" the present shares ollersd would uct her it is understood( extciisloii of the Grand Trunk rail- “'\“`°”'d' and ""‘“"“°d here in Sep' NIVHHCB - 0110 Cellt “Mil the H110*-*M1 The slowing up of the ilyer of t

A_ Baker’ of the Providence board the flrnl of Oelfiulls & C0m'i>\1llY. and When the news of the above deal 1|-om Boston to ghlcago lol. the D

'O 'a e' r‘ B' er app” m B North German lhloyll steanisliip line the to lc Ofc nv I. atlo on eyel-

lmm. me mllmg as -a.m.m; to the New I ffm fe b 1. 0. DHI; corner and small bunches of busi- be lopped on tbl, egtlrlh

510,, for l,el,_,_ ' GENERAL DIAZ MAKES- llsklllg the 11119950” "HT YOU il\¢_°l“ be continued, it is stated. ohszrmsn Prosty today wrote Mr. ' GOOD HIS ESCAPE °“*°‘1 Ye* *md “OW m“°“" thrss forty tivo ~

Barker pointing out that the com- ` _g ' _ -"`-"

mission hed no iurlsdistiun Over ills IoU1svIii_-ii: K . N . 12.-G - - MRS' DROUILLARWS uunslflmlun Of ll1° Gfullfl Truuk su- eral Felix ‘Dish 1ze'r1er0;f_the istigt MEMEST MAN___IN ME WORLD' $3590" FUR COAT IS

dence is not 6lll0yll1g reasonable rates prison, according to a letter received meanest man ln the world has been NEW YORK Nov 12 __A mb

SPECIALISTS APPOINTED Mexico. Dickerson is from Boston man' L,,tl,,,l-lm church Oamdem an q . I rl

1 “' 5 envelope filled with tmfoil for merry- plete, is the istcst asenisition oi ivir

f _ Th” lem" ""*f_ “ated 0~‘““°“' N9"' lug a 'Pretty sirl lu luuu- Hs wus su J. Pierre nrosiiisrd, or ruth svcnn

MILWAUKEE Wig Novembm. “__ Bmber 3. Bud li at Duff Of it »b€l“`l“8 mean'tliat when he _took out the mary wlmse hobby is expensive l,,,.s_

disposition of his ease_he had looked mg sent,-les and had gone by l,0,,,t h h d ll h did VY ° 5° H gimp” °

'would-he _slayer's mental condlti0n.' ' Kirwan says -the Emilio referred to ll th l _ M ll t ll' l, - . had

The comes Muon was the ig, lll-at _ls Faux maz.B npphem grin’ e lilllvfeosirpg in notraimlgs D20; The skins are exquisitely mate .

811011 Pl”*1°ti‘*° in Wi5°°’“‘i“ '°"m"|*‘9'l " - than neatly folded pieces of tinfoil. AMERICAN R A331

the court WHS given UUE l’°W°l`~_ DV- '[00 L`°[E Fo* Daniel J. Nichol and Florence M. Ste- ____ ' -

may home in` I l- " pits

aah ‘ ' _ " N "s, -'__ ` _ T _ 95* hiiii

fihurioifeiown. r

_ D G H. D . 85, B d .sh ...sr rhofcsfsrs o_o., ...___ ,,,,,,,__ °' ,','_,'§:,‘;;‘,t,';; _ nhrs. noon. src em- »= rf--nf f-su enu-

sei.-~ “` " ` . . '“"' I ` . \

)I.t§bia.nlost'liiclike likeness of the King ill lllllfutmn.. . ...}`.Il:,I,`il?,.}:g_ I;3£?g_ESf»oul?§y?ATyI?,§§h' iélpccialrto the Guardian) ' lllmumm

one which .~l\i»e.vfi&y way worthy to adorn thy wells and shit Meats st oentrei Msrirsh. "1`°R‘?N"`°' °“"" NW' “`°'»I“°"°“' ` Quin Evan'

tae.. . __ d ~ T _ ___ 1 _-at-tl 1 ;;e.e.__.rihrr_°».___,_.s__l§»_1~ici»h. “su °“~*°f‘>' “"_..“"° Wm iucum. no

It. i ework of Stone t ores o. su is isai y ann:-frwo eu nano t _», _ e .i .i_ ' _ --- _ _

“ml 5 hhéllle b"¢__t\|‘¢ ileqyé ever produced. 1 .____spgrtiisrr_d bulls one year old and Thddamwefyu .mwu-B um_r§¢°r 6 _ Ono cont ptr lord QUE insertion

.to__ __ r. _ raster v _

_ , l l - » to hand wlll bg lv” who bull calf, Both strc iz vigor- MN, ,sro and eb, li -i nity in this column. Cash must accom-

T ` 'emi' m puufe' Just" _th tfcuardlnisg and _ us individuals. John? simbson, 2mv,_ This lowest recorded the pre* 'pany order and tivo par mitdlleount

F EE Qlllb .. » l_?¥i__s r ¢,'f,.,_ i - _‘ i_%smilt `. _ 11-8ME5ipd. ri ni ht w t -six above. At allowed. Minimum cbargetwonty-five

‘ msd dimiry \v~» " “ " ‘ w"ii “"°““”“"““"&~~ "0 S K ‘” hF’ih< so this-t - as

1 - QIRIUOEQI is 99°” fats Hmued time muy and in :|1c:lEiDl:¢l’i`es9l::C1i%" AXFEXPERI' gitsaenuderglreesysigso aid agnihd pm. pm .' ` °'**

* 'gr 'lie .ll_,,l, labs,-sm opportunity to take advgyltr .. _ pioymsnt Good; °vliagis“'.’ryh mg' it was thirty-leur above.. "Attend the Evangelist meetings

_ ,¢,.,"m¢_m rum, hgeinssdied in sli subset 9-* 1 _scrnisr iso: 'svn o is ° n ' ' -- - _ heir; hola every “isnt st s o'ciocir

’ " "N, _ ' ' ‘ B, ' _ ' ’ 9m1‘i?g‘i';§6‘hg' ‘_ The tide will be high this afternoon 'ii the Central Christian Ohulglhmai

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_ it li) _ _ _ , nsmaiisan su frrmv s m on °f,,”"°,§“,‘,' ,°°"‘°f,'°,','-.°" °,,,' ,t » _...__

‘ ;1_»¢5_¢n¢_~ _ 1 :fri _..-'rhur»<w'14‘~ Nogumbgf t 12°" 'io 'llc-3sth3§l`§ :ti -list., ' _ 1 --assi ni. assi -rinooiisrrsta I ’_~. r mug' " Hnsil'iQ`i){id_lli ldVa_il_ce,`fol' 0 ey8a¢, i' -¢l°°*~ ¥°°_l'l W 'Wifi P 158' 309 .The lun lets this afternoon at 4.iQ_by W. _K. Rogers, lllsq., soprano, H. __ . 4"* _h ,{.dlml>cdlll“y'|l:,Hb~»» r 'and la hm Klnl Slfwt 0! thllivlli Md “md abd tomdfrovr 'at 1.1%’ it rises to- Bethuné, baritone, We Stewart.

‘ __ ` _ ° _ 7 ’ __ . _ _ loixasriy ownedfand occu sd by the morrow morning lit ‘l‘e§id_`Baturdsy tontralto. S. A. Menonal , moe. .Y.

_ » reoh receipt of5°¢. ‘paws ° he _stabs Jul:-tsp. 'I' elses-_R llfflgllsaiyl. st r.o1.-_ ' , _ hh. o. s. tonight.

. _uu _i'°u = _ ` -____~ 'rn t t iiit t slsi. _ _ --

eaim, re sllff uf I\°uw*"'“*°" ‘ri1iirU1f`il5'lf5§'i':Hs» .4 wswr- rh:r:“:):s': 'rrs3“r§oss° os rridsy, .» "nc Jost. non iutsasto. whst

_ _ __ ‘ _ -' i. . _. ._ ` .Q _ e %wWlyinn on Nolyi Sth at “mob p,`! 113’ H some prcjludicclll crsosgsa In against -_; N i i ‘~ iit urns' c c . Prem- ‘mmeoiho rehsionsrdhk »»f»“‘=f~»~‘=f‘ ‘ °= -li-Wi?-» fr 1 ~ 1 1 . _ . _ _ s ' 3 _ ». 1/that he mins; so start first vos: 2 “` s ` " _ stand use we s mst thus

‘ in' January. Address "R." Box 116, 'The length of today will ln ninit “Wong idld. A Milne Franllgglulll-

nn-es' '- nisusvsi ef nv -v-mr-fc

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Oharlottotmm, Guardian 1110581 gre and ill minutes. las. N 8

. i _ . - _ . a kmh °°“”°'1 °f ‘”‘?r~ °'°°°1"1i“E to 9' saim bellev d t l th who ‘ The contract -cans ‘OF the sate de of B. N. A. 'announces th s oln

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man def qi street' Havana' W” d°l‘°rt"d by the instruct the purchasers in the build ua" to be the chief inspector in :gas and fell between the wheels. _

em e It is hopeless' early this year. _ r °° appointed superintendent of branche

and Dr. Record w

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nriiiv under 'G_enei;al Teseedoroll has`liiindi'eil Mormon niissidnniies from This deal is np doubt but a fore- Court decision that decided the lumbe mfichllll Nlmlllkl- Mormantown, south of Lethbridge, runner of similiar contracts from Dlfillird 011 one side is not dutiabl

' "*_”""`°"`_’_ ‘ are to engage in what will be the Russian financiers, ns this emblem- will be carried to the privy counci

MALAY STATES 'P0 GIVE _-’ greatest mission propegandn ever atic fur must be secured at any cost on an appeal by the B. C. Lumbs

at the present moment he would not _ , WILL BE CHEAPER

be s_l11'u21i1 Ol/el' live years- MAGNATE, DEAD. vancc on his stock in this company. }303T0N_ N0v_ 12_.A lengghsnin

-4- This statement means that for every 0( the time 0| the Twenl-_leth Cen.

_ y imited train’s run betwee

tav Schwab, the steamsliip magnate, accept $l50.00, lgostom New york’ ,md Chlcago b

nisivuiv Flour 1N New ieuoi./iNn. ‘S deed' 8* 9'- B“‘°“"‘ °“““*“`l“lu Ou suuulry uf W- B. Pruwsv. sss- the New Yorir osntrsi sod Bosco

_.___ lhere. Dr. Buell declined to give out retnry and treasurer, as to whether & Albany Rallways and A reductlo

Suspeiisioii of the work of construe-i Hchwai’ had bee” 5" the meal “nit” Shams. he \ll¥\l>\19-flmul' ¥`°P\‘lell "tllllll to go into eflectthe 24th of Novem-

New leuzlaml slllppcrs M60,-dll, toiilkllli-Y WHUYG Of late. but W9-3 ill D00? Edward Island were disposed of. Af- Boston 'but m-,_ .moymml 5 “nm it tsicérsrn received h,-'tho inter-§tste i”"“‘“‘~ .. *ef that *ms ‘S l‘“t “tile “_°“"* ¢“° thsu the -reduction in 'rates 'Fuss

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way has mused dismay among teiirber. He lnd been seen about h€l'B amount ohered to investors in Prince Middle West mme as a sm-px-lu to *th* d"Yi“S 915'” was mow” “D ““

commerce commission from Henry Mr' .swwab was senior member °‘ 9t°°k Wm advance HMTPIY-" is a $10 extra charge tn the far

I tl td M B k h d f0I‘ nllllllf YSRPS general 8261115 05 the became public the For buslness~was vuege of trayglling an um last”

ithatthc vest industries oi New long- . th Unit d Slatm He lm, _,_ 8 , P 0 0 S- _u Y train. The twodolisr reduction W

York. New Haven end Hartford rail- wa,“’b“0,n’ nfl f',,5‘l“"" er "f YW” uses msn could he seen from all cor- 'rho donor resets for each hour' ,.oml_ and he appeals to the c0mmls_ ~ _ ners discussing the good news and work beyond the schedule tlme wi

tension, and suggesting that if Provi- revolution in- Mexlico has escaped from? Pl_llL;lDEL1',I_mA Nov' 12.__The NEW YORK SENSATION.

It B110lll<1 llllllilb ll C01¥\D]l\l\1l'»- here by R.. G Kirwan of this city, found He is the man who . ' .

_ _ _ ' ' - SSW the coat,' which cost $35 000 and which

lI'0m Ri H- Dl0k9F50ll. at 08X“C“» Rev Thdlo Gore, pastor of the Ger- re ull-ed one yn, of 'cons-mn; work

T0 JUDGE SGHRANK- and is 'nterested i minrin in Mexico. - - ' pn th? part Gt an ur “S to com-

' " on Diaz reported escape follows: rl l- ll ll tltl d-

' ir 1_ d d iii; t (1 Q; . . . . B39( 1°°llB° 0 SSW C. 01"’ B The arment is the most expensive

_ -llghnngtugrlilllllgt. ptga riimrlilllr v Tieggogl ."1-his aiternoon»_s, special edition dresses for himself and l,rld,,_ of its and ever worn mm' and new

il A l gl » k calm” °“t here' saying General Faux T110 W0 l`*1“Z'Di`~ G°l`°'° d°°1`b°“ ty women on the avenue are in B, flur- WOBGVUW did “ot rec” VB ‘B ‘1“‘° Diaz has esca.ped,from prison by brib- late at night ,md asked hlm to marry t t 1 0 I the coat which

1°" Instaad' on motmn of District down thi? °059l9~ The “(11019 town is deem' A1i€erth”thaacerzmo‘i?;stheemair :gg mliieelloildgingto ‘t;1iI1;:‘2il:ter$2olti‘iPs‘J

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Attorney Winifrcd C. kzabel. Milnlcld wild and_Emiiio goes round _with a handed the minister an envelope sup. Paul A_ Surg' formerly ol Pltt,,lm,.gl,_ PQI giqilge Gil Blat? “ts Ttposnt ` broad grin ‘Whig tue' Emu” says P°9°d to °°l‘tain' the f¢°~ Aff" °°“‘. which was stolen last winter. Mrs. “W ‘Wall ei’ “ ‘ms S 0 ‘I i a 5 ill! is 50lll_g WW* B°V°\`al Oth" Mall' gratulatlng the two the minister ush- D,-mlillal-dis garment ls lllty_,,,v,n l,,_ part °1‘hi° °°“rt in determ n ng the ‘ans h°r°' ' "ed thlim C0 the 5001' &l1d'fl1°ll OWU' ches long and weighs seven Pounds.

l"`°°*’d‘”`e° U“d°" 3' "°°°“t °t*“t° c°"DE"sED ‘DS The persons gave their names as F03 OLD lqlNGfLAND_

Richard Dewey was selected today hs vsns and their residence as No. azs GND N N 12__D B d moderor of the medical commlssioih . f Miekyle street, Camden. They are not Dgwhmgny' of claw york!-'the elalgd

_;'l';lch ur,-,_,,t_5_ tg report about Tliiitlt 0 t . h I t known at thatatldress. and last candldate lol. the vault ml,

s . ' D0 6811 per W0! BBC use! l0i'i ` bm ta ,ah l l London l no,” em_

W____v____,________V____._._._.___.______.__._.___._._._._._,_..-_---_-_-_-s in this column, Cash must accom- FILE SHERMAN WILL- hated oalmlyntour 0| 1',0:dg|i_ and

___ pany order and five per cent discount 6 -'**' u provlnclaf Bynagoilles Tha two others

_ _ A l allowed. Minimum charge twenty~!ive _UTI \, N. Y.,'Nov. 12.--The wi D _ H ts 'N Yoék' dbh Hy_

.. _ nga »' _OI Vice-President Blierman has just r< °r 'io gym ,rhfznmbthod I

_ _ __ _ _ amiioll, 0 ll 0 az wawrsin, GIRL 1-'on oi-:Nieman "»°§“ C “‘;’;“,f:f§ #$2122 ,§:'§§_ contested erection is decidedly ohisce

Qu e ou

housework Apply 188 Prince St c t his widow Carrie Babcock N1 to in many quarters. but there is

- ' u 11-in/iai ti " “ °" ' it r stive thc committee not

" ‘ " "*°""’*-"‘ ° 'E ‘ Sharma" and Wm' all 0' ms estate llll?,v?nge Egread' upon the unanimous

‘ ' . '. _UYSOME sausacas THE BEST t n . sh declares the estate to he

_ made. Fresh every day at Saun- <1? v§Iiie."i?xceeding~ $10,000." °h‘?i°“ °f °“° °f the °““dm“"°°‘ It is

__ ‘_ _____, ~ _ -- deli.; luwso ~ 9 SMH diillcult to foretell who is likely to

_ _ _ t ‘Q q°' ~--- ~'- ' _ be appointed. All have had distin-

This premium picture, ‘ii7° i8x 94. I5 ll m9K“\5Cf‘l-1 PA R VERY FINE ' guished careers and all are extreme

plct\'lre,' ‘bfhl-I'iAsjMsj'est_vfff_I{ing° George Y, _ "’_d '“"_°“' m’p°d'"i_u’ black' APPIY orthodox Jews. The chances of all reproduce ‘ tlie lateist

tion of James Bryce as Ambassado to the United States and the appoin

his successor wus.oillcinlly announce today

T PHYSICIAN GROUND

UNDER CAR WHEELS.

UINCY Mass Nov 12-While at

the

k Norfolk Downs station, Dr Welling t. ton Record, 59, the first doctor to 0_ settle and practise in Wollaston, slip- c_ Ped from the steps of the second car

B Dr. Record was on his way home ' from Wollaston from a sick call, and

had to run to catch the train, which was an accommodation. A brakefman standing on the platform saw him fall and opened the emergency valve bringing the train to a stop. The body was horribly mangled, his back broken and his arms and legs crush-

ed.

Dr. F. A. Bartlett was sent for

as rushed to the

Quincy Hospital in the police ambu- lance He was still unconscious when placed on the operating table, and after other had been administered,

l` Drs. Bartlett, Samuel S. Hunting e and Edward H. Nichols amputated 1 his right arm and right leg. He is r not expected to live. `

known doctors in Quincy and was the first to _locate in Wollaston, where he has practised ` for twenty~ilve years. He is a former school com- mitteeman, and has taken a promin- ent part in Quincy affairs. _

ll SEVERAL PERSONS l y KILLED IN EXPLOSION.

2 Ham-Mono, ind., Nov. iz.-A ter- ls riilc explosion took. place at the Aet-

na, Powder Mills twenty miles east of here this mornipg. ` Information is meagre except tha

that 5, number. of. .persons were kills

6 or badly wounded. ° The entire population of the tow B is searching the debris for bodies.

. srnrcri mans

"1 0 -_ ' Fon soo'rLANn.

If Lormou, Nov. 12-Certain the . Honorable Arthur Cecil Murray,mein-

ber of Parliament for Kmeardinshire. has got something more weighty than the proverbial bee in his bonnet. He sees great possibilities in ostrich- es to relieve Scotland of some of its poverty. Hs has been taking e!D€l`t advice, and he firmly believe!! H0me parts of the Highlands of Scotland would make admirable fafllli mr the rearing of ostriches, and that the fea- thers oi scotch hrcd ostriches would be better than those obtained in Aus- tralia. _

Captain Murray has been uuestwll-

ing the House of Commons about it. He has faith in his scheme, but. like game Nicol Jai-vie, he does not he~ iieve in nuttin: his hsuu “Y f“'“‘°' in than he can easily draw it back again, so he wants the il0V¢l`Dm°“'5 to sure lm .odtrich farm on an elut- rimental basis.

Captain Murray lla! 5”" asked t°

submit his expert evidence and then the government may consider it, which of course, means that if Cap- tain Murray wants his ostrich fsflil he will have ,to start it himself.

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LONDON, Nov. 13--The Resigna-

r Taft tonight issued a proclamation

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ment of Sir General Springrice as

il sa e throu h Panama Canal.

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WABI-iING'l‘ON, Nov. 13-President.

fixing rates so that the foreign ship- . ping of the world shall pay their pas-

E I5 The proclamation made under_ the

authority of the Canal act passed by Congress in August, established the merchant vessel rate of $1.20 per net ton of actual carrying capacity with the reduction of forty percent on

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tempting to board a train from Bos- the ships in ballast. ton as it was moving out of

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LONDON, Nov. ll-Lady Evelyn Alice Grey, youngest daughter ol Earl and Countess Grey, will bo married at St. Margaret's church, Westmliiister, on Saturday, 23rd lust, ,to Lawrence, eldest son of Sir L. .Jones '

LATEST DEVICE

TO STOP TRAINB.

_ cH1cAoo_ Nov. iz-'successful as-

DL Record is one of the best _imonstration of the Gollbrs automatic

train stop was made lb- a series of ltests conducted by th¢,'Cb:cagg Gym; 'Western railway, ncéf' De Ka]-b`_ Ili, in the presence of flfty or more repre-

isentatives of diilclipht railroads,

The principal tests consisted in au.

‘tomatically stopping an engine and four freight cars within 5 distance gi 400 to 500 le¢` while running at a speed of tiigrty to thirty-ilve mites an huiir. The auyoinat c train strip is operat- ed by an apparently simple device knowmas a shoe which id attached to the tender of the engine just over one

t of the front wheels. It has 5 spring u _sttecinnsnt ond slightly rsssmhics the il step or sn e in_e_ At.thc__ena or che-

bloek i|`a ‘tiiligd ra'il"'about one hund-

ll red feet in length, which ;-'is chaligbll

with electricity. Wires extend. from one block to another, connecting yuh the third rail, When the block itself or the block Ahead is occu fed or the rail broken the circuit energi- zing the third rail is broken. '

If the circuit is broken the shol

communicates with a device in the engine which automatically opens is asserted by the inventor that tie cost of installing the automatic stop' would not exceed $400 a.mil'e.-Ant0- matic block signals cost $1,000 A mile.

N. W. Store-r, general engineer of

the Westinghouse Electric and Mann- fncturiiig Company. asserted before this Association of Railway Electrical Engineers that electriilcatloi`of»rhil~ roads has been much delayed in re- cent years by great improvements in tliefdesigning of steam engines, _ I-_Ie said it would be xi mistake to force the railroads into hasty elcctrlici- tion of tliclr termrlnals, as they Woulli have to spend money unnecessarily.

GOODWIN T0 RETURN ' `

TO STAGE IN MONTH.

LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 12-

Nat Goodwin is recovering rapidly from the iniuries which have kept him confined to his home for`wee_k's.` He expects to open` the new Morosco 'Plientre about the middle of 'Decem- her. ' ‘ ~ 1

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