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One Tolls Story of Masked
Strength of the Two flutlons. Massacre of  _ - _ Dem, Has gem
CIINNIUEHI hit... MUVIMINI
Italians Is F ' --
.\'|~I\V Y()liI{, Oct. 1-A special cable
front Home to the Hearst paperl-
says. `
'l‘lu- italian flag today flies over
'l‘rl|iiiII. '
The Italian army has invaded Eu-
roiirnn Turkey.
'l‘ln~ italian navy has won thefirst
linttle of the ’l‘i\rco-Italian war. This
the result of - the first twenty four
hours of thc hostilities between the
two |iii\verH. _
iti~|..»rts from Salonika indicate
thnl another naval battle is immin-
i-nt in the Adriatic. Sea.
i‘liN.\"l‘AN'I‘TNOPLE, Oct. 1--An of
finial \'ersiou of the engagement oil
i'i-rwitsii says the Italian cruiser,uc-
cniininuied by torpedo boats, attacked
two 'l‘nrkish torpedo boat destroyers
its thu latter were leaving Prevennn,
fliufol' the Turllisli, vessels found re-
finqn in l'i'cvcasa liarbor while the
ntlnir was struck by several shells
nhli run ashore. The crew were
surf-d. The (lovcruiuent house was
ilesl.i'oyeil. , ‘ _
News rca.clied here from Tripoli to
Ihr- "ll`ect that a large Italian cruiser
find isouc ashore there.
i,0.\'DflN, Oct. 1-According to Ita-
lian advices the government plan is
to land 40,000 men in Tripoli by Oct.
lih. _
.\`o lioinbardment will 'be attempted
unless the property of Italians or,
other foreigners is endangered.
Ii. is understood that the Italian
llliulsters have elaborated a scheme
for nie .ilimiineu-ation of Tripoli with
the Iluke of Abruzzi as first governor
and ninniig the first acts of the new
iinveriiiiieut~wlli be the abolition of
main- taxes now imposed upon Tripo-
linns.
Vicuun reports that Italy has plac-
ed nn less than seven army corp on
\\'1~l` fimtlng and is mobilizing not
only towards the south but also the
iinrtli, reinforcing army corps in Tur-
in, lllilnn nnd Verna.
'|‘l'|.tl{lHH COMMANDER
-REFUSE TO SU~RRENDE*R
'l‘lill’Ul.I, Sept, 30-The Italian
di-sti'o_\'er Garibaltlino steamed into
lérommouder. When taken to 'liini he
Ormlllly announced that the Italian
fleet had been ordered to occupy the
town and demanded the instant snr-
l`e."fl€l` of the_'l‘urliisli (in.rrii~ion. ~
The Turkish commander replied
. that he was unable to comply with
the demand and ampliutically reiiingii
to surrender.
The boat then re_tui'ned to the des-
f!`0Yer, _which joined the flcetnt sea,
SUIUNIU.. Elll'ol1cu.ii Turkey, Seiit.
.i0-A_n Italian cruiser destroyed ii
Turkish destroyer in the harbor of
l"`eV9S8ll» ill l'lllcl`l\H. and lauded
troops.
_ The 'I"urkisli aiitlioidties are send-
|'\l§ ti battalion of troops to I’rcvcsa_
riui~i.\'i‘ nni'|'Air~.' 1-his iniioii Aq-
s'i‘.\Kn
l.(iNI)0N, Sept, 21|--1,, Q,-mi |¢,.i__
tain more than in any other liluro-
ilcan country outside of the conilint-
nuts, war between Italy and Turkey
CUJIBEH allllrclleiisioii. llaniage to
l'1Il2l8nd’s interests and prestige is a
factor in the resultant anxiety. 'l‘he
danger is how fur the Tiirks will ex-
ercise sclf-restraint and liiuit their
retaliation to Italy; how fur racial
and l'clii;iUllB fcvllllg may excite them
to political activity.
'l‘l~ll‘l DAllKl<lS'l‘ (‘.|,0iiii_s_
Much of the darkest clouds tonight
seem to bc in the direction of Greece,
Strong fear prevails lest Tnrkisli.
pride und the 'necessity for the Young'
Turks Government to gain popular-.ity
may incite the Government to show
that it also can play the game of
‘aggression and demand Greece to
give up her Claims' on Crete. . .
HEI-ILIN, Oct. 1-('a[\t. I‘}ngIcI\;ii'1It,
lliuueer Geriunu aviator fell and was
klllell Yesfeflllly during aviation week
l>l‘ogrnin at Johaiinistul field.
He was the leading aviation nutho
rity in Germany.
 N%-a ,navvv-.44
the eneniity of either belligerent by
taking sides with the other. Yet her
l1l§“tl`i\llty mcnus ii loss of influence
with 'l"_url'¢.iy which she had been
Strllizitllng to retain since thc begin
ning of the Young Turks regime,
Whilo most of thc Loudon linporn no
lllmili thu wifi' as ii. catlliniity lu
which ldiigliiiiil cannot iiitci'ferc, the
l*1lll.V (il`HI’hl" attacks the I*‘oi‘ei;:ii
r~!ei~i'ctz`ii'y, i~‘ir l<lilvv;ii'il (ircy, con
tending thai. ln- should luivc stood by
the treaty iililigiitiiiiis which iunln
the iiitegrity of the litlouiun liiuipiri
ii liluropeau allair in which no oiu
l‘UW\>l` llus the right to interfere.
I’l"AI.\' T() Illd (iI\.'I‘1N I“RI*ll<I H/\Nll
W!\l~lI~IlN(l’l‘()N, Sept. 20- The dn
elarution of war by ltnly upon 'Fur
key. couune hs it .iid with i..-..etit-..i-
ly no notice, cri-ated ai l-Weill \~'0l\Fz1
tion in official lvnsliiiigtoii.
indications orc that the United
States will keep clear of the present
struggle for doniinatioii in Africa, i
thai: is possible. It is distinctly :is
sorted at the State llepurtment tho
the United States llus absolutely nc.
political interest in that part of tb.
world. Late this afternoon the Stat'
Department received an appeal from
Oscar Strausse, forniely American
Ambassador to Turkey to iuterveiu
FEAR TROUBLE IN THE IIALKANS.
British officials are more conccrnedi
over the possibilities of trouble in
tho Balkans, and Greece, than with
the actual conflict over Tripoli. The
theory gains ground here that
Ita1y's stroke is the last of the pro-
gram agreed upon by the Powers
of the triple entente that it was
arranged when Austria took Bosnia
and Herzegovina, Italy only awaited
an opportune‘mnmeut to carry- it in-
to execution.
BRITAIN S HANDS TIICD.
Austria's acquisition ofthe two
provinces, German_v’s forward move-
ment in Morocco, and Italy's com-
pensating campaign nearby, are in-
linrboi' at noon flying the white flag.
After rvconnoitei'ing, the destroyerl
launched .~ boat which came to the*
hon:-li, An officer landed, preceeded by
l\l\1_1‘lacket carrying the white flag.
'|`l"' Ulllccr asked for the Turkish
torpreted by unfriendly observers as
too logical to bc considered mere
independent arts. England’s hands
are tied officially in the present
strained relations in Europe. The
Government cannot afford to incur
FIGHT AGAINST THE
NE TEMERE DECREE
_ 'l`1\li<iN'l‘0, September 28.-There
is tn he no let up .in the fight again-
st the Ne Tcmere Decree. A meeting
of the executive of the Evangelical]
Alliiiucc is to be held here today to,
llfrlnire plans forthe carrying on oil
Ill" l‘='<>l\uizunda. -' l
luv. n. u.- siieox, secretary of thel
livaiigelical Alliancef says that tbel
:ii-iiaiiiqiviiicnt in view contemplutesl
the holding of ii large mass metting
uf hrort-st at an early date in Massey
linll. in addition to this a canvass
IH in he made of the country and
iln-re will bc n generous distrilrutioii,
of literature explaining the import!
uf ilu- deci'ee and its ultimate consc-
i|ili-ures.
iouiioirs coil? ourrur
Sli).-\'l"I‘I.I1}, Wash., Sept. Z9--The
Noi-llnvcsteru. the last steamer tel
lcnri- Nome next month, will bring
out ~l‘l.ll0ll.000 in gold dust. She will
f\lf~‘<» carry persons who do not intend
_l_o_ n-i_iiti~.r in the northern camp.
_la1:tii:iilly nll of the richer placer
_gioniul that could be worked by hand
"ui hceu exhausted and the remaining
'nrih is being worked by dredges.
FARMERS’ BANK ‘
IN LIQUIDATION
Tll_lt()N'I‘ll, Ont., Hcpt. 2fl-Arl‘auKe-
ments are being made for the raipid
liquidation of the assets ofltlre Far-
mers'bnnk. A notice will shortlyi be
issued inviting tenders for the pur-
chase of the Kecley mine property.
The draft notice is ready. Although
the l~`aruiers' llank controls thc Kee-
Icy niiue. .Iaiiics llickiu-ll, K. fl., ad,
visos that the sale, if any will be
made, iu the unuic of the conipany
thus avoiding legal eiitiiiiglniiieiits.
MAINE LIFTS HUNTING BAN.
IlAl\'(i0R, Mc., Sept. 29-Tlie ban
on big gnine hunting in Maine Ivill
be lifted at iuiduight tomorrow
night and hundreds of sportsmen arc
nlrendy in camp or on theli' way to
the hunting grounds. Guides who
have been in the woods rccently‘ re-
port dccr to bc unusually plentiful
this year.
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between Italy and Turkey.
No oriicial statement could be ob
tained from the officials of the Stat-.
Department as to what dispositioi.
would be made of Mr. Strnusse's sug» L
gestion. The American naval force
'in 'i‘r'ipoli is limited to the scout ciu- 7
iser Uhester and the little.gunboaf
Scorpion.
CAUSES WHICH LED UP T() THI'
' WAR
LONDON, Sept. 29-The trouble be-I
tween Turkey and Italy dates back to
when the making of thi
treaty' concluding the Riisso-'l‘ui~hisl
war the Powers are understood tt
have agreed to permit Italy i
"pacific penetration of Tripoli.” 'l‘ur
key claims that this right has beci
respected ever since. Italy has Col
onlzed Tripoli till her intetests ii
(Uontiniietl on P'afe Li.)
Piissshcsn sv sarnsss i
her issrnhi osiin
QUEBEC, Sept. 30-Dudley Caust
on, fmunager for Mai-k I-lambourgh
the great pianist, was shot to deatl
at lliinonski last evening.
The deceased, with Mr. and Mrs.
l-Iainbiirg, were pnssenixers on thi
Enipi-ess of Britain, and landed ti
takc'the train for the East.
During the evening while a politics'
demonstration was in progress, a rc
volver was discharged the bullet
striking and killing (‘auston.
Qllldilldtl, Sept. 20-A startling
story reached the city last night ofa
fatal occurrence at .iiiuouski, where
ouc‘of the passciiigcrs by the incoiir
ini: steamer ldmprcss of Ilritaiiu niet
with n sudden death.
It appears there was sonic kiud ui
political deinonstratiou ut liinioiiski
and while pussiiigars were being
laxulcd for eastern points, nu English.
man, whose name has not yet. been
secured, wus struck by it pistol hall
and instantly killed.
The occurrence caused grcnf. excite
iueut, but details are difficult to sc-
cure.
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND HITH MAINLAND
Satiirduy the Nortliiunberland left
this port at 8.30 a. in. for Picton
with passengers, freight, express and
mail, docking at 12.05 p. in. She
left on return at 5.00 p. m., bring-
ing passengers, freight, express and
i-laturday's N. S., malls and arrived
at 8'.-i0 p. m. She leaves this morn-
ing for Picton at 8.20.
'_ Saturday the S.S. Harland left at
Sl* VGFY interesting contests will be
Diillcd olf at the Rifle Range at two
0 °l_f1ck this afternoon, viii:-`
___I;`_‘_"”t 'base city nine champion-
. t ' _
v__l______ ixn ‘t_¢:__eity. Prize. Silver cup,
S°“°“<l Stale Brown' Trophy 0-pen
un_l_y___to___l_3_;vn_t?n5_
H e etch. Open to all~com.-
°":___l;rlze: Ross Rifle, value $46.
two _“Elmont shoot. Divided into
90 I’ “N280 those having made over
__r_z|~:;ll\_f-B and those -under 90. Two
m____t _li each class. This shoot to
mu _ u the Grand Aggregate. the
,um A31' ‘Ygiieh-is n silver trophy va-
chiiriotterlitvn me
I,-I _ e ~0lub shoot.
nofslzyswe for a valuable pair of
llll and other prius
mcn from the 4th Regiment and the
,Charlottetown Rifle Club teams. The
rule has been made that no man can
shoot for trophies or rifle who does
not complete the .200 yards previous
to firing at 500, It _is therefore im-
portant thnt every man‘he on hand
promptly at two o'clook.
In case of a tie score for the Ross
Rifle the competitors will shoot off
at 600 yards, 5 rounds and U, sight-
er.
§s'tlils is one of the biggest day's,
sport ever provided- for riiiemen here
it is to be hoped that all will show
their appreciation of the eommittee's
efforts by being present and assisting
in making the afternoon 5 grand suc-
cess.
It has been decided to allow either
8.00 a.m. for \’.ictoria and returned at
three-thirty p.ni. Today she leaves at
one o’clock 'p.m. for Orwell ports,
calling at Vernon River Bridge, and
will return tomorrow morning; _
The following correction appeared
incorrectly in Snturday's issue.
Saturday the Eastern express was
ten minutes' late, the Southern ex-
press was on time, the Western .ac-
commodation was ten minutes late,
‘the Summcrside accommodation was
twenty minutes late, the Eastern nc-
-oommodatlon was on time and the
Western express was fifty minutes
late. 0
Same Day.
QlIEllE(‘, (let. I---The Duke of (`-on-
nnught \viIl arrive in Quebec Friday,
13th October.
Governor' (ienerul of Canada in the
liegisliiiivi-. (Jouncil f‘hnnibcr w_hich
has been specially i'cno\':it¢-il for
e\'|~,nt.
iiiiniilli iiuii '
I-lAl.ll<`AX t-lcpt. 30-The chief and
first class petty oflicers of H. M. l-l.
‘i‘.ol'n\vall" entertained their c<;-uIre-
'es ui the “Niobc” ut gi, smoking c0i\~~
-ei-t on Wednesday evening lust. Mast-
fr at Arius liohert Goldsack presided
ivcr H largc.gai.lieri|\g which included
‘uptnin .lanics Ley of the (lornw-all,
‘.nptuin Wm. Martin of thc Ilockyard,
‘uptain W. l\dclJounId of the Niobe
ind a large number of their respect-
ve oiiicccrs. In proposing the toast,
if the (`nptain and oilicers of the;
'.lorn\vall, the chairman referred to‘
.be happy associations- that existed
ietween the officers and petty officers;
ind expressed regret. that these as-
sociations were shortly to be severed.
Captain Lily i-eceived a splendid
.ivation on rising to respond. H‘e ex-l
nectiou with the robbery at the (ann
' **' 1- dian Express (‘o's, office were i-i,-mn".
wiii ian. Oni. or offices
ded for eight days to give the police
an opportunity to locate the money.
KEFIIIOUI-lh. Wllo was found tied with a
I'0l>c. told u story about masked rob-
bers holding him up and is charged
with the theft of the money, between
$8,000 and $0,000.
Hughes is held on n vagrnnny
charge.
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At noon‘lic will take the oath as    -
llllllllll Ill lllll
IUHKISH Nlll
  W'<illUl<lld’l‘l1}ll, Mass., sept, 29-A
.dozen Albu.nia<ns who have been living
in Worcester for nearly two years
are to join the Italian army and fight
against their ancient foes the Turks-,
according to their own statements.
The Albanians have left for 'New
York to sail on the steamer Philadel-
phia for Greece whence they expect to
go to Tripoli.
It is said that if the wnr should he
a protracted one many Italians and
Turks in this country, subject to
army orders. will be recalled to' their
native lands.
llansford li. Iiucknan Pasha, Vice-
Admiral Of the ’l’»nrkish Navy has rc-
latives in Worcester. He is a native
of _Nova Scotia,= but has lived in
lVl_aine, Michigan ‘and this State. His
wife was H Miss Ruse Thayer, of Son
Francisco.
CABINET RUMORS
iressed the great pleasure hc felt in _ I ,_ . _. _.__
seeing the Niobes and (`.o*rn\valls`i 
'ratliercd togetlici' under such happy ,`_“""
OTTAWA, heptcuiber, - 29-John
conditions, and made 1, strong ap-
ical to his petty officers on behalfi
if the Trafalgar Uuy Fund. I
ltlastcr-nt. _-li~ii_-,s Gnldsaek in -pro-I
losing the “Niol>es" said he wns‘
mich impressed with the good feeling.
ind spirit of comradeship that exist-l
ed between the petty ofiicers of they
lornivall and Niobc. This might bel
lue to the fact that they were com-l
ianions in adversity, but personnllyi
ic was inclined to believe it was be-i
~ause they were brothers of thc,
ilood. Many of them had served side
iy side in the Imperial fleet and the
iid friendships and hnppy associa-,
.ions of the past were bound to bindl
hem together again. He felt surel
-.hat no one would regret the depart-I
ire of the Cornwall from Halifax
nore than the “Niobes." Captain
Vlartniu an Captain Macllonnld both
‘cplicd.
A splendid musical prograinnie was,
orovided tbirt -five artists takini"
string baud. were enthusiastically en--
:ored. Tile entel'tainmenl1 concluded
it midnight, the company singing
God save thc King and Auld Lang
syne, Mr. Hayman of the lloruwull
catered splendidly.
MOBBED HINDOWS BROKEN
f)'I‘T.~\Wi\, Septeuibci' 27.--A mob
of nearly 3,000 persons, attempted
lust night to rescue n, woman prison-
Lir nrrcstcd for tlieft by,(.lfficcr Darcy
on Iinnk i~lti‘eet. '|‘he policeman back
ed into n iloorwny on Llueen street.
und stood off the crowd until thc
police i'csui'\'cs.wci'e called. (lu the
nrrival of ciglit, officers the mob fol-
lowed the police to thc Queen street
station and sniasheii the windows
with stones. The crowd was dispers-
ed witliont furtlicr dainagc.
WEATHER FORECAST Sic
'l`()ll(>N'l‘(), Ucf.. 2-~I<`|‘esli to strong
winds, mostly easterly and northeast-
erly, showcry in.the western iuwtion.
this morning was thirty degrees
above Zero.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was forty degrees abovc
zero and the liighest was forty eight.
The coldest recorded the previous
night was forty»three above zero. At
nine ii. m. yesterday it was forty-six
degrees above zero and at nine p. m.
it was forty degrees above zero.
The lowest-temperature recorded
Saturday wasforty four degrees o,-
bove zero and the highest was forty
six. The coldest recorded the prev-
igng .night was forty one above zero.
At.nine a. m. it was forty four and
et nine p. m. it was forty five de-
grees above zero-
Tlic length of today will be eleven
hours and forty-live minutes.
The tide will be high this evening
at 7 o'clock and tomorrow evening
at 8; it will be high tomorrow
morning at 5.05 and Wednesday
morning at 6.40. 1
The item re the trains in Thurs-
day_’s issue should have stated that
the Eastern accommodation was on
time and the Western express
was twenty minutes late.
English or Canadian ammunition,
The sun' sets this evening nt 5.41
and tomorrow evening at 5.39; It
rises tomorrow- morning at `5.58 and
Wednesday morning at 6.00.
The moon sets tonight at 11.57.
Stanfield, M. P., for Colchester ar-
rived this afternoon and local gossil
assigns to him the portfolio of inland
revenue in the new cabinet. It seenu-'
pretty \vell settled that Hon. Franl
Cochrane, of Ontario, is to be thc
minister of public works; that lion,
Robert Rogers, of Manitoba, is to be
the minister of the i-ntcrior; and Hon,
Geo. E, Foster, minister of finance. 'l‘.
Chas. Casgrain is said to be slated
for the justice department.
CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
(Too late for Classification.)
Yl`XYivTrW1‘i1JTvvi-7"F€<ini?e`”2or
tons Tiiuothy hay. Will pay
highest price. F. J. Holman & (lo.
10-2<I3irlii.
\\`,."AN'1‘ED,' " 'ini ' assistifni; oooh 'anti
two laundry maids. Apply to
Fulco|i3v`ooii_HospitiLl._w ___ __¢_10j§fItf.
. i Y .
iart. A portion of the (‘.ori\wall’slSAl_»lN-“;‘0ll€E GSAUQAGFQS 1131056
‘ re i . sun er uw-
s e ery ay s,
som & .Co.  _ _ __ ll-12d2mpd_.
Y ‘()l.I'}'I‘--No. 18 and No. 22, Spring
._ Street. Apply at No. 53 Iziriglr
ton _ rivciiiie. _____ ___ ___ 9-28d3i
V10 I.E'l‘, two stores in the bricl.
.L_ building, corner of Queen and
   Sydney Streets. Apply at Reardo_l:'f.=
barber shop.__  _ _9-12d8w _s_.
",/AN’l`l°ll), girl for general lionse-
I work. Apply to Mrs. G. l).
Ilishup, 132 Great George St,
l0-2dlwpd.
7 '.»\'r.~i4w.-, }`l'<T(TiiFiT zooo inishen oi
l .
gli) outs, white null black. lllghesi.
lprices paid. l<‘. .l. Holman & (lo.
| 3'
_ __ _ __ _________ _III-2lI |_rGi.
glI'I"l`I'lI{-We wunt. 100 tubs ol
rlcparator butter, also .ii large
<|uauf.ity in ilb. blocks. I<‘. J. Hol-
man & (‘.o. 10-2d3lr6i.
,NUR SADF), one marc, 3 years
. old, by Brazilian, from Park-
wood, also one general purpose horse
7 years old. Apply to R. McLaren,
' chile _l’:ito|i’s. __ __ _ ____ __I0;Z@'1_i.
in-IT ln this city Saturday morn-
; ing, small silver wrist walzoli
with hlnck leather strap. Finder-
___________._. please Icnve at 275 Kent Street and
The temperature at three o'clockll`\’¥`0l\'0 \`0“"f\l`d~ _  ______10°f3f13lP‘l-
\’l‘ ON(1E~Mcn wanted to learn
.' llarber trade; expert instructions;
constant practice; tools free; always
sure employment. for a barber; write
for particulars. H. I. 'Greene Barber
College, 734 Main Street, corner
Mill Street, St. John, N. B.
_ __ ____ 10-2d1n\p_<l_.
|4*()R SALE, schooner “Doris Hall"
59 tons register, carries 110 tous
coal, requires no ballast, well found
in running gear, good anchors and
chains. Vessel can he inspected at
Railway Wharf by applying to owner
on board. If not sold by 10th Oct.
will be offered at public auction on
thathdate. 10-Zd_3_ip_ri.
FiARMERS, ATTENTIONI We are
ready to buy for' cash soml
good, new crop Tmothy Seed free
from Noxious Weed Seeds for ex-
port. Send us lsmplol al soon al
ready, stating how many bushels you
have to cell. Do not nil your Timer
thy Seed before getting our prices.
It will pay you to write ul. We can
auppiz bags. Carter & Oo., LM.,
'Bee mam' Charlottetown.. _
___-___,*-. ._ _...__ .___;‘£‘."_L
BOWLNG, Burko'| Alleys, under
market, open lawful dl!! ten to
inoveiueiit, in repori.cd in |inrt.liern
l’ortu£:al but llie report. has not bcvii.
coiifirmcd. 1
I.If~IB(lN, Oct. l-A re\'oliif,ioiiai‘yl
cured. _ . ~ 1 I I
  is Khin Hin inn ...»»...;~......-., ii Piiiuiii 
°(“.AMl"IiI‘lI.I.'l"t`lN, Scpteinbcr 30- Af
gi'e:-it crowd gathered nt the police
court yesterrlny morning, where the
. preliminary hearing into the cfiarge
:igninst Dr. W. W. Doherty washeld.
I’olicn Magistrate Mgthesou conduct-
cd the enquiry. H. A. Powell, K. (‘..,
of St. -Iohu uppeared for the accused
and li). Richard clerk of the peace,
CHIHGIII WIIH o ‘
SWINULINE lllllllllllll 
BUSINESS MEN’
NEW Yliilli, Hcpiouilu-r. 20.---Bi-i
lure .liiflge illliitfiulil, iii Lllc Il. 
circuit court ye.~‘.tcrdziy, Na1.liou‘
.Ioscphsou,  yi-'.ui's old, who used tt.
hadc ai dry igooils store in l\’loiitri-til.:
was arraigned for eximilitioii. lt;
is charged that Josephson swiudled
Montreal iicrcllniits and coi'pol‘af.ioiis
out of moucy to thc niiiouut of $3,0(J(l
between May l, and i~lei»temboi' I5 of
this year. The Montreal police re-
cently wircil the llroolliyu imthorliicsi
to look out for Josephson and he -was
arrested sevcrul days ago. On Tues-
day Magistrate Nash field him with-
out bail for a licnring to-day. Joseph-.
son got counsel It- Ii. Roy. who secur-
-.tl a writ of linbcns corpus, returnable.
yesterday before supreme court .Ins
tice Clark. .foseplison was disicliarg-`
cd, fullowiui_f Attorney Roy’== urgii-
ment that the state courts had no
jurisdiction.
Meanwhile U. S. (‘.omniissiouor
Shields had issued a warrant. grid Do-
puty ll. S. -Marshal S-lcliults waited
ior Josephson- when he came into
eoiirtyesterdiiy morning. Assistant
District Attorney Allen had the pri-
soner brought to the federal buildim;
for arraigument latc yesterday after-
noon. He snys he came to Brooklyn
necausc he had relatives here and did
not flee from Uniiadii. An oilicer
`i'om lhlontrcnl is expected to appear
to-day when Joscplison wil come up
'i.gain.
IIIISH RAILIIIAY _ i
STRIKE NOT OVER]
____.a.
DUIILIN, Sept. 20--'Notwithstaucl
ing the uuuouncenicnl. earlier in the
day that- the strike declared by the
amalgamated society of railway ser-
vants on all the railways of Ireland
had been settled, it was later ascer-
tained thnt the negotiations aro
dendlocked. The strikers accepted the
terms of the companies, but when it
came to resuininir work, the compan-
ies refused to reinstate the strikers in
their former positions as that would
menu the ilispluccinent of the nicn
who had been engaged to fill them.
STIPENDS OF
PRESBYTERIAN MINIST ERS
, _.___ .
' '|‘()R()N'l‘(), September 20-Nine
hundred dollars per annum is thcl
lowest tipeiid which the Presbyterian-
augmentntion committee executive is
anxious to see paid every minister in
Ontario and Qiicbrc. In Northcrnl
Ontario the iuiuiiuuin aimed at is,
$1.000 and the same sum is fixed fori
the prairie provinces, while in l3ritisli‘
Columbia the aim set is $1,100. 'l`i>
accomplisli this nu iiicrcnsc oi fifty
per cent. in the present fluids will bn
necessary, in otlu-r worils iifsti-nd of
$41,800 iii. prcscul. avallnlili- ilu-rc will
bc in-eilutl $03,000.
HHITE PLIIGUE IN MONTREAL;
M()N'|‘ll.l<JAl., Hopf. 21|-'l‘lic lfoynl
Ciiiiiiiiissirin on 'l`|il>i-i'ciilo>‘is, ns you.
already know, has found flint lhc con-i
ditiou ns re;zurd.~: the pn-\'iilviicc of
this disease, and the dniiirers from iii-L
fection are worse in llic l‘1~o\'ini:|~ ol:
`Q'ii`el>\'e and in the city' of Moiilrcfill
than anywliore else in the world. Thi;
was the warning wliicli llr. .»\. ll.,
lllackaddcr, cliairnniu of flu- piiblir~_t~
tion conimiticc of the Iioyul l<ld\\'ar\l1
Institute, littered yesterday when thvl
inntitntion was inspected by the locdl
press and he sounded the need of nnl
educational campaign. "l`herc have
been 5,000 dentlis in seven years from
tiiberriilosis in Montreal.
Mina:-d’s Liniinent Cures Burns, Etc.
.
and George Gilbert, nf Ilnthurst, for
thc prosecution.
'l"hc charge was laid for “doing
grievous bodily harm" in thc first in-
stance when fllr. Hru<~.c’s condition
wus not ciinsiilcrcll serious. This
cliiir;:c was \\'ifluli'zi\\'ii and one for
"ii.urdcr" substiiaitr-il.
Drs. l.unnm, .i’ri<:e .'i.n(l l‘inault
t'u\'c cvidciic7.:, dcscriliini; in detail tin,
nntlirc oi' thi- u'.»iin\'l In Iiiiiilicnl phi-,,.
scivlrigy. The punt-l,tu~h in the ey”
wir; nliollt I1 incliigs doep in the ex-
."l'Uzil ;_il\gll!. The Lyoiig- lirliiiitl the
1-ye was iraclurtd, pieces beirut driven
into the nicnilii'::i-.- of tlic lJrniii,¢,\nS_
init iili.c'.'iini iieii‘.oi'i‘liui;cs, which
c.iii--:mi tltutlli, 'lflio bone at the point.
of fracture is much izliiuuer than tho
odl_. 1' sh .`l und more easily, broken,
'l’l.<~ \vou.ui rc-uid ha‘.'e been cnuseil .by
clie uinbiw-.Ll_'i in u'.'i`ileiiv..»., wliicli in th”
one thc doctor is iillcifzwl to h.ivo
strack Tiriice wirh.
'The striiii-gust. oviflo-ii~~e for thc. pro-
secution was that of Allen A. Mc-
Ginn. Ile said in effect :
“I was standing on the str-ps of
Fergiisoii Iirr-s. store, in' the town of
Painipliellion on the Zlst of Septem-
ber, inst. D. J. lh-lice. and William
il`crgusor\ were with nic. Di‘. Doherty
came along carrying nn . unit.;-elln,_
This was Iictiveiix ‘i and 5 o'clock in
the :iltf~i'iiooii. Dr. Doherty passed
into Fe\gc.son'.1 store. While passing
in he said “Dan," srraklml to Mr.
Bruce, who then followed Dr. Doherty
into the store. Bruce and Doherty
then indulged in some conversation
which 1 ' did not hr-ar. . Saw Mr.
Bruce nod his head and lnuve his lips
as if allirmini: soinethiiig, and than
Dr. Doherty brought his umbrclln up
parallel to the floor, left hand near
the point and rielit. band holding the
handle. In this position he jammed
Bruce in the eye, saying "take that."
Dr. Doherty than turned around as if
to leave the si.orf.~. I seized him and
held him, but released him to assist.
.\'lr. Bruce., who was reeling from the
edccts of _the blow. l assisted to
take Mr. Bruce to the hospital and
wont to his hninc, that night-abo\1tf8;_._..
o'rlock to si-£__l_\_iin. l-Ie was then uu-
c0lisc\.oiii-."
William Fcri2iis..n'v evidence was
about the sania ni. .‘.i; l\lcGinn's, ex-
cept that he was iiui.iil-» to see Mr.
Bruce at the time of tho attack, Dr.
lliihcrty tieiui.: directly in front of
Bruce, in Fcrguson's line of vision.
The ningistrute nftcl' receiving all
the evidence, sont the prisoner up for
trial in the first court of competent
jurisdiction. Dr. Doherty, l,hc accused-,
evidently keenly realizes his position
and deeply rcpents his rush riot. lllurn
sympathy is fell. for the families of
both pn_i-ties in this sail nifalr.
MR. BORDEN SUFFERS
FROM SLIGHT COLD
(l'l"l‘A\l`.\, :-'-4-pteinlicl', .‘?.ll~-li. I..
Borden was confliii-d lo his rooin
yi»sterd:i_v o\\'iii-1 to a slillllt viilll.
lint i~ec»:i\‘e\l ln large lumilicr of rall-
i-rs dui-ini.; thc- alternoini and i|uickly`
i'cco\‘l‘|‘c<I.
.\ni.iiiir the ilisiiiiuillslloil vii=ifors in
the capital are Sir .Innics Wliiiiicy,
lion. l"rniilt i‘orl|i':inc, ll-in. ltobcrt
ltoizi-i's, I-`_ Il, !\loiil<,M. l'., and ld.
.\'. llliodi-s, _\l. l‘. for lliinibcrluiul.
Sir Jniiics Iizid little to any tu U10
",.m_,. ,,; ,.,.|,,,,-ip,-H who suri'oiiniicd
liini upon his :ii'ri\'ul. llc stntcd that
the (liilririo c.-iliirict. would consider
the iiiiitli-i' of thc liy-clccfioiis next.
'l`iiv,wtI.i_v. ,\s`N"<l os' to pi'oI)iiliil`ity of
it goin-ral el-~viii»u in (Jiiinrio, tha
priun- iiiiuisti-r said thu muilcr had
in-tor lu.-eil <l|_~iri1.~>.=c4l liy llic i;o\'el`n~
nicht.
RUSSIA NAVAL ESTIMATES.
ST. I‘I'1'lIlI'i.‘l1lfIItG, -qvptciiilirr 29
- -’l‘lu~ Tin- ua\.il estimates for i912,
who li \\ ‘rc s'.i|.mit.ie\.I to the Duma
today, provides for nn expenditure of
$.\i2,l()R,07h, nn increase of $27,079,773
over lull.
Miuard's Liniiiieut Cures Dnndruff.
Build a little fence of trust around
today;
Fill the space with loving work and
theruln stay.
Look not through the sheltering bars
upon tomorrow,
God will help thee boar what comes
of joy or sorrow.
Great trials come at lengthened ln-
ltervals, and we rise to breast them;
every-day life with one another, the
.lar of business or of work, the dis-
TRY THIS--TODAY
lapse of our ambition, the crossing ol
our will, the taking down of our con-
ceit, which makes inward' peace im-
possible. '
Christ saw that mon took life pain-
fully. To some it was a vreariuess,
to others a failure, to many a tra~
gedy, to all a struggle and a pain.
How to carry this burden of life had
been the whole world’s problem. Id
but it is the petty friction of our is atlli the whole world’s problem.
And hers is Ohrist's solution: “Taka
my yoke and learn of Me, and you
'.r°“m lhbet betw_¢en.ci1ht' *oi-_ten ‘provided it_is of Government issue. Minard'a Liuiinent Rellsves Neuralgfa Mlnard'a Llniment ini- sale everywhere eleven. _ 8'-I5dt_l. cord of the domestic circle. the col- will find it easy."-Dr. Drummond. ,
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