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CHIIROHlLL’S NOTE
TO STOP STRIKES
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'New Court of Arbitration to Be
Formed to Popularille the
` Uonoiliatlon Act
'BBMOVING A BEPROAUH
Workmen to Be Represented on
Tra.de Tribunals-Board of
Trade’s Good Work
` LONDON, Oct. 9.-As the board of
trade has of late years been a con-
siderrelble factor towards conciliation
in industrial disputes, Mr. Ohunchill,
the president, has completed 3, scheme
for aippointin-g a -permanent court of
Arbitration.
This, he points out in a memorandum
will have the effect of populnrizing the
'existing Conciliation act. The mem-
oran»dum, wlhioh was addreseerillto
chambers or commerce and employers
and workmen's associations. was Word-
ed al follows: '
' Under the Conciliation not of 1896
the 'board of trade has power t'o ap-
point a ooncliiator at the request of
‘bot-h parties. These elen-der means
of intervention have :been employed
in omses where opportunity has offer-
ed, and the work of the department
in this sphere has considerably ln-
oressed of re-cent years.
In lsos the board or :moe inter-
vened in fourteen disputes and settled
(them all: ln 1806 they intervened in
twenty cases and settled- sixteen: in
1907 they intervened in thirty-nine
cases and eett-led thirty-two: wh-ile
during the first eight months of the
present year no fewer than for-ty~ sev-
en cases of intervention have occurred
of which thirty-five have been already
settled while some of the remainder
' s.\,.
are still being dealt witln.
- "M" "Powers Unchlmged
' It is noft proposed to curtail or re-
place any of the existing functions or
practices under the Conciliation uct.
nor in nny res-pect to depart from its
Voluntary and permissive character.
The good offices of the department will
still lbe available to all in industrial
circles for the settlement of d-isiputes
whenever o-piportunity offers; single
arbitrator! and conciliators will still
be appointed whenever desired; spec-
lei interventions will ml-l be once?)
taken in special cases, and no element
of compulsion will enter imto any of
these proceedings.
- But the time has now arrived when
'the scale of tlhese operations requires
the oreatioln of some more fomlal and
permanent machinery; and, with a
view of eonso-l-idnting, expanding. amd
poipu-larlsing the work-ing of the Con-
ciliation act, I.»p'ro-pose 'to set ulp a
standing court---nf...ar,‘_bj_tration.
' ‘hs court. which ll sit wherever
1ulred, will be composed of three
Q dye) members, according to the
llihel ef the parties. wiiih fees amd
,insures to members of the court,
ind to the ofddrmen during sittings.
She court wil be nominated by the
board of, trade from three panels.
The/.§rsf. panel-of obsinnen-will
r'»~~,n1‘TR persons of eminence and
-',§ppu.i.:`fty. The second will be
` ,Xmed of persons who, whbie pre-
,_”‘ving an impartial mind in regard
_§ the psrtl~'llar d'=-nute, are never-
,less dr:-.'.~ 1- .= the “employer
ks." '.l."he 'third -panel will be form-
# of persons similarly drawn from
Ile class of workmen and tra/de union-
ble.
liemovllng s Repronch
It fs hovped that this composition
Will remove froim the court the ro-
proech which workmen have sometimes
brought against individual conclllrltors
and arbitrators, that, however fair
they menu to be, they do not intimate-
ly understand tlhe position of the man-
iilil lblnfer.
It is lhdllcved that by the appoint-
lsnlt of two arbitrators selected from
Ike employers panel and two from the
‘Iorkmen's panel .in difficult cnsrs,
Chun constituting a court of five -in-
stead of three persons, the decisions
Ill! the court would be rendered more
Mithoritative, especially to the work-
Ihen, who, according 1’ the infopnllt-
Unn of the board of trndc, nro more
fsady to su'bnlit to the judgment or
two of their representatives than of
IIB. '
In order tlhat the peculiar condi-
-*ns of any *trade may be fully ex-
iitlned to the court, tecl-llical assim-
lurs may be appointed by the ‘board
of trade at the request oi ille court
lor of the parties t_o assist in the do-
iiherutions, but without any rigilt to
vote. "
Careful inquiry through various
°I1f\l'--nel-s open to the board of trade
lustiiien the ex-pectation that vile lan
*voulil not be unwelcome in lndusprlnl
oiri-lon. 'Phe court will only be called
Tm” l‘¢‘lllR` if, alnd lil '|>l°o-portion os.
it ’.= sciuslly wunied. No. fresh legis-
ieil n is necessary. `su-ps will new
V1 token to form '-he respective -panels.
Mr. Bell Approves Plea
_ Nr. fPicb'~r('l Boil MEP., secretary or
x"-i Anlelwnnsiea lm-lely or lmilwny
‘-1-"-j‘\l1-f\_¢arv\-as mf- ml-nie, nl- ll
Curtin-.-t o, so as the rn t mf-ln~
Q0- .gl-germ to n repwnt-e or
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' Sultan Abdul Hamid ll., of Turkey,
who has recently fronted n cunnfltu-
flunnl form of government to his
country. ‘Turkey was Une of the lust
ol the absolute monnrehles.
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IAVIID DUKE 0F KENT
Pension Given for Protecting Queen
Vlctorlfs Father
LONDON, Oct. 9.-It was shown at an
inquest on Miss Laura Peck, aged 80,
who was found dead. in her chair in
her Reigate apartments, tha; she had
been in receipt of is war office pension
and an annuity from Lloyd’s Patriotic
fund, amounting to £70 per year.
Her father, Major Peck, who was in
an Indian regiment, according- to ps.-
pers found in her lodgings. saved the
life of the Duke of Isnt. He was sta-
tioned at Gibraltar at the time when a
number of men revolted and determin-
ed to attack the duke. The major in-
terfered and induced the men to dis-
perse. -
Tho landlady .said Miss Peolc was
very obstinate and eccentric, and would
not sleep in rl, bed, Since Christmas she
had occupied n. hair. She would not
allow witness to wash her and for
D, long time she consumed about two
bottles of brandy B. week.
The cause of death was exhaustion
from senile decay, brought on by her
wretched condition, said the doctor,
KING EDW1lRll`_S TELEGRIIM
GONGRIITULATES SULTIIN
On Prospects of Peaceful Future --
Venerntlon of
Posferlty
LOl\l/0-N, Oct. 9.-King Edward has
sent to the sultan on the anniversary
/of his ncccss-ion the following con-
gratulatory telegram. The message,
  which is in ifrcncll. was signed by his
‘m:iJeB‘ty, and sent direct to tile Elli-
lani it runs us i'oilo'.vs:
SENT FROMEPRISON CELL
Keeper of Brick House Lodging Com-
plelins of Actions of Former
Ladle:
LONDON, Oct. 9.-In Wentworth
street, Brick lane, is in registered lodg-
house nccommodatlng 890 men.
which cost £25,000 to build. Mrs. El-
len Sarah Wildersmith was loft this
place by hor -into llusllnnd, but the un-
erpecterl trorlvble it hug lcd to wills
explained nt Old street police court.
For months she had been receivilll:
scurrilous and threaten-ing letters, ns
a result of which John Bernancl Vvil-
lfnms, li. mnn of ilfty, appeared in ihe
dock. ’
Counsel stilted that some oi' the let-
ters hed been sent ou-t‘of Oxford rpris-
on, wlhere the prisoner was serving
u. sentence under the Prevention of
Crimes act.
Mr. Biron ex>(".=_isr§d_ n.stonisllmen~t . - .- _ - k '
that it prisoner could..ecnd out such jean? “ho “nsfm mc- hes' of Slmrlts' nrpuy Wen estahnshml He mmap" ‘+I A NW Wppks Km.; Km" M Um
letters when M] docmnenw were that \‘XDlf’5S\"1l hifi l'|f‘-mil! 50T\Um9“ 3 U' sure flint he ls 105'- nnrl li nolgI1hnr,Ir~:‘l‘uel' of llvrlforll _t-.lr-el :lril lilo :~`:l';l"-i
read wnrlis tho nmhnss-’\dDl\ - nged over eighty. tolls flint he was n was inolllwl l»_\~ H ,c_\»y~fll.»nio, \\-ilu _\1l,_~,
' * -“\YYl0llK the glleotil Bi UW dlllllel' WB! grown mnn ns early ne she can remem-` \\`-wo ~ . lm- 1 n » -~ , \
Counsel said they were i f fi ` ` "` ` n "mg "N" “ml 'H
afitu- cumplmnt “-in mndnnroyni onus, slr “mnnm “'11|"-`°"`k9- "I9 Tmlnent HU' ber. V j~'i‘-llusr lzvllfirlnnn lu\1~:|_llll\ rl l`l'vr;llcui
' 9 5° ` ihorlty on irrimltion WOFKS. “”|lUm *U0 He will not hear the old days run -'vrli-l‘v.l‘l~. ll-~ i--ok "l\'.-ll" lnnlol-:l:u‘_
I beg your majesty to ucccvp-t my
most warm congratulations on the oc-
casion oil the first anniversary or your
accession since the promulgatfon of
the constitution. There is every rea-
son to hope that, under thc able iii-
rection of so eminent a grand vizier,
your m:\jesty's empire will have a
peaceful and prosperous future, and
that the vencrnlfon or posterity will
bc so:-urerl for your majesty.
King E<in'al‘d's i0le;:l'f\m has pro-
duc-'-.I ull excellent lmpl'i‘ssl0ll ln 'i`\lr-
kisil circlrls, and illo iilllterilll; _roi'el'-
once tu Kiunlil Pasll-.”l,"ti\e grzllld `\'Iz-
icr, lg especially gratifying y thc
Turks. _ , _ '
King l-`.<l\vzlrd also tcleg`rnpllc('i his
co'ngrxltulations to the sultan on his
birthday.
Both boforo and lifter tho stale din-
ner glven ut Yildiz Kiosk on 'l`u(-sdny
in honor of the i-lritisn nmbnssunor,
the sultan C0n\'rl'se-cl for some time
With Sir Gerard Lowther. His m-Ci-
ENGLB-ND’Sf OLDEST
MN- INTERIIEITED
Essex Patriarch of 105 Feels Good
for Another Twenty
- ` ' Years
HIS ruler moron nina
Crowd of Women and Children
Gather to See “0id Daddy"
Jump Into Car
LONDON, ost. 9.-Essex nl-olmbly
can claim to he the county possessing
Engiand's oldest man, and he is to be
round at csnevvaon, s little vlllllgs
tucked away in the eastern corner ol
the shire, far away from railway ste.-
iinn, and almost forgotten, The
worthy oldtfellow is Frederick Pick~
ingale, who claims to have reached his
105th birthday on April 2 last.
"What, come all the wav from Lon-
don to see me?" he exclaimed when e
reporter called on him, und was invit-
ed to his tiny cottage of which the rent
is only 1. Sd, per week. where the old
men, who( is still quite active, lives
with his son, He was husy, brush in
hand, fidying up -his front room when
the representative arrived, for he lakes
lt pride in doing his own housework
and in getting his own meals rellrl_\'_
ond fills in odd moments by pottering
about in.tha_ garden,
"Yes, I'm s. hu"ndred and five," he
se-Rl, "‘and feel good' enough for an-
other‘twenty years, I was born over
in Hockley, close here, and l've been
in these paris, working on farms, all
my life. I only stopped working at
ninety.
"I can remember a lot of things
you can'f." he continued, with a chile-
kle, for he is a. merry old fellow, und
laughs as readilv as he talks. "You‘ve
hcnrd tnlk of a man culled Napoleon.
nnd it hottie nt Waterloo? Well, I can
remember the times when that battle
was fought, and hnw the word was
_passed through the village that we
had won another great victory over
the French. In those days they used
to come through the country wanting
men to fight-press-gangs, thst's the
word-and I can remember having to
hide away, or thoy'r1 have took me."
Though thvre is no documeninrv ev-
idence of the old mnn's nge,____l_f__, s
IEVEN LIVE ON' 8|, A WEEK
UI||ld’s Death Leads to Awful Revels-
i|0_ns 6! East 'End Poverty
LONDON, Oct. ll.-"Death was due to,
tu-berculosis accelerated by the povertyl
Of his parents," said the Jury at the in-
filleet at Bethnal Green on Albert lnce,
two, of Nelson square place, Shipion
street. l
Th” f°ll”l6l'. a leather dresser, said nc
had been out oi' w-ork for nine_ weeks,
but had made about three shillings a
WEEK by selling bootlaces.
"Three shillings a week to keep
five children und the mother and fath-
er." said the surprised coroner. "Have
you a'lJi>lir>ll f-or pnrlsh relief?"-Yce.
9- f0fUl'lR|ll ago ami they have let me
have tour loan-=, 3 lbs. or meat and ll
lbs. of_tea and .=l:frnr_
The coroner: But. oi' course, the mls-
Uhltf ‘bid -been iiullo ily that time, (T0
the Jury): Thr- pnrsllls. no doubt, did
the hes( til--_\‘ ---»lll1i on three shillings
Fi Week, hui liz.. u'l~i-Illci' would lla done
to the cll!I` ‘ -- ll-.e pllrisll relief
Was appli---i _
"It is al 1.. ~  fil-l not gave ll
earlier," cullluzi l--l n _lul'nl‘,
The cornncr in ill.-: officer: Whaisor!
Of home is iui,='_'
Constlilvll- lmllli-’--: \'l~r_v clonn .-lnrl
Very tidy, hui :lu lu'.i_.- pool- .-ln-i s--zlzliy,
There are 1':-:\Ei,\~ only ll ff.-w sli-~l<5 of
furniture.
REBELLING Ol-TIIIN GIRL
TO lllllllRY INTO TITLE
Niles Kon \\`:lr4‘ \l`I:u Lcd ilu- ltclvol-
lloll of ill: I’il‘<':llllliy (‘nl|ill
(-'Trix
T-0.\`l‘<l.\'. -l--l. Ll,--Alles l<.~n \\;.»-e.
'.1 ho lc-_I filo l'f-il--Ilioll uf lil-‘ l’il'--:‘-l'll,\’|
Crtbln girls. :l--_-I l-_l`l<-l~lv:ll~|l_s .srl lu- 1|-l'
cstruhlishmclll of n efilrlllrll- llllui, li-~u -
Kflfal TS lil Im i:\|"l'!-“ll lllin il llil-~-i
f-lllllly early ll--xi 1'--in-_ i
This becnul-~ lrll-l\\-ll ill-\ul:|\ ilu-
Ehlttement thu( tlvr- !;l'~l:__\‘ lllnu une n
lTl0f0l'ca.r m:‘|\vlI’:l-‘iil\'<~" l1'.'l'l‘.',' :li
Blifnéél Wits :'.'\if'(‘l' \\‘I-in of the ""l"Ic.,
He le an .'ll'lir~.f :"f»:o"i-i,'l\lii l~;|',-.'-"-
Pnily Conlon 'll '_l\o -'l!r>l:i'll'\' --i l`.l-~,=-'
who arc .sr-'ll in l-r- -_-," Eluli-,ul--innll
me-ans. l-le l-.nfl will--»-liz-fl ilu- l~;\----i-l-- l
ly. Cabin rl|lI'.' rl' i'-' 't=l-\~-_\' l--fi ro'
the strlko 1----~--4| '-~- -,,,- .-qu-~_l=~---l
Uhc cause <~" '»'~ li :l;--.cs vsllil 'rr-:ll
earnels-tsess
Keeping in ‘l ll-if-l:;r:'o\\l~ri l~f\ -:uh-l
scribed to ill-  's l`r_u~ lnninifllnl-let]
l
the plucky gl--' l- ‘ "l- l'<~lln\\-nuns. :uni
although the es- --2. -- -mrvlts ni llrr-mp.
fun and Loicesf- ` ‘-'l:ll1\~‘r- \'.'ol~f- ,sc-:lrr‘c-
ly successes n'_\ll_': ia- -llil'»~l-oil--as rviill
.suffrngists c'--l .'-rl~,<_ hr- fill'-llvou
the fnrtlillrs 'F .ll'_:< \\':ll'l- \\'l!!| ln-
r‘rc.'\=il1g iriorl H,
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°"‘_;_‘}’_" by Mm- _?"_"‘I""""m"°°“°“0l'S- ’i'urkls~h government wishes to engage down, "of course," he says, "bread :ml lit- F,-ll ,_-f ln- u;fn- l~,~.n~,_-,.-.-,- -_._
dn__k°w§_I::`_T°‘;_r;‘}'_n:-t ;‘_’_I_f'tty1_Y“td0"_*;-`5'St‘T_‘l_; for rt term o_i' iivc_ yeilrs Ml l\UViSf’l` in was verv rlear-l' mind how it was over ilull llc vlrnvnsrri null was nl-1-.~;\irri_ _
court that she had no knoévlenze _“A connootinn wi-th the irl‘lH§ll0l'l \\0l‘K~; ls. a loaf-but we could izet yege- Til-~ lu~i»l»~::l~l»ozl\ ll'-~: plone" or |n.\,,._;
the Prisoner till n»hout Mnv last Ho In Mes}OpmMn.|-“ and .Omer parts 0 mm” Mm eggs' and I Hunk pam-ne ey so Mm' I( lg "mm("l"Hm( nmprhprl
mmm M some "mo have gee" ajmoné U19 9lYl-’i\ll`P- 1-ll!! F0\0Fllm"Y\l _IFJIISO were kinder. nnrl stuck together better cnni:'_.-l--i wliél llro -vruii--:lin wil-1 -lpn-
tha 890 men lodge” bm “MH one 91141’-l1\'\l‘l¥ll3` ¢0 Ullllllh lhc ecl‘\ll‘PS Ol' then. thollzh I must_sny everyone is rlll\n_-~-'r "l\r-n'_-1 l\:»i'->" is un .sho will
dam when ha mme in her om” M Chilly Hey, of the iilgylltlflrl ClI!¢0‘lIlS very kind to me now.' conilnun in ("0 post nl' mnnllgerr-ss,
the lodging hon” and _"ken for ___ __ _servilce, for the reorB‘“""°’u°“ 01 ine The nld man has never seen a rail- At pl-csrni lu-r ponlllnri-il' and the
she had not emokvl to hun . 9. Purkish customs service. way grain, and fhe flrst_motor-our he quality of lilo vlnnds is such that
on her say_nglu:£:__.s,____5/hé' was M . VM. Challes Laurent, president of the ovor set eyes upon was the one -ill Kens Knfn lslillrouzrcl all day. Noi
xviqaerbmith 'And asklng wh” W-_ l-Olll' IGB 1-0111-DNB. has been appointed \vl‘ich the reporter drove un, "My, hut being pw-y\nl'c-d for such n .sllriricn
’ ‘ he b the French minls-ter of finnnce to thnt's rt funny tllinsr.” he lmirl. "When boom. flu- dire--tors only l‘»l”ovlrlnrl n.-_
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“`““'t°5- he 11l'\’H'W¢l‘9_5- "Y`0ll have mon- go to Turkey as e. financial llriviser io T was a boy we didn't have them." cnnlnw-lnli-ull for nllc-lit flirty' pri~.=-ms
rg/;_e;Ytl:l 1_'__r:l;l’11;_l U; S_dl'l1l_:‘_P lt." He used the Turkish government, and to nssist \Vould I like rl ride?" 011'. yes, rather," scaltnil rl rl lime. but 1-ir:-nlly lnfyv
_ -. B e a m removed; in the formidable task oi' rcorgoniz- A New Experience have lulll to lwzin :l|lr~r;l‘lons in or.
On July 2. he rnlled at the privnto ing the finances of t-h-at country. Aged 105, but silll keen nn n new der to lzlko l:l :\fi_lnr~r-lli |ll~nlllll-:r~s_
“°°"' °f The l'"`"l'\ll'f‘-H- ‘M10 il?-ld her. Sulolmlln Pasha, lately governor or nfpn;-len;-,o,1ln» brig-ht om fellnw hung. ___l___._.____m
that if sho did not let -him have mon- the Saniijllk Of N0\'|irllZfU`» l1l`l'l\'l‘d Il! r-rl around, washed himself, combed his (’l-luri~'ry Sold hy Auction
By he would lie in wait for her and Agrnm (Cronlilll on \\'<’<im~sully. iin .scsnty grey hn`irs. hrushnrl his over- 1,¢\_\-|-,4)_\;'_ 1),., n__»|-,,,. ,,._,,,.,.h ,mu
W""m “WMF fur h“"- Sh” |104 ll re- says thnt his il'-'lollrl rlllllllllld alrnlnst coat, nnrl fool; his ss-nt in the cur in :1 nmnpl  fzlilizllml 5,, 11,. -,-;||,,g,. nf _st
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vol' t h. d _ , _
the‘f‘_:`____;\o“F:ll _.o_r_l_nd___ pres_r;ntinr_t if at him on _rlcrounl of his not being n gyrmlf slflla- of excitement. (_r|g¢.,_,,|,.._ 1., _\_-.,.,,_,-_ ,,.,,, ,,_,,,,,,,:,,,,_:_
. m s c uns not Young 'I ilk. ills life vi-ns =-nveri hy Ile lulfl it grmt sendoff, Some women to 11,, ,.-;_,.-|,.,| ,-,,_.,,_.,,.,,,,Q,, ,n,_,,,k_,,_',,,,,_
the All-“ll'lll1 F!fll‘l`lS0“ ill NOVIUHZHF. ng the viilngfn -lumn near at hand. left been snlil l\-.- nnlnl.. ,,,,,.,|,,,, M (,,.,,,_ ,
who llelwd him in cs-mpc, ilwir bunkers to sei- "old dndrly," ns ohio. 'l'lu~ ‘--l ll--~-il \\~,,.- nmllzlli rnl- _l-gill
alfmiri of him. Later s-he chin-ineci n
Wdrrnn-i.
The 'Prisoner was sent for trial,
ol.n-A mc l»l»:N.~loN l-‘lupus
Bolton Revenue 0fl’Irz-rn Obtain Money
from Elllrihlo Azul \\'ol|\¢n
LCYNDUN, Ont. li.-Persons entitled
to md lm” Pensions ggust be“on their
Kunrd lust now nfrninrt spoclous aroun-
iirnls who urn irniielr nhnul pretend-
lnyr to lm illlftllll revenue t\ffir‘or,q null
whnmlilnlg- sllllill sums out `of filo orc.
dulous.
'Pho last week or tivo complaints
have ‘been mnldc to the police in wir-
ious paris of Enst nucl Southeast nan-
-rasllire that fairly-well dr(-sand mon
f\l‘9 i=T0|flFi’ nihollt ohinillinpz- mon-°~y hy
false pro-i-on-cvs from ylcrsnlln llkcly 10
benefit under the (lid Agn Penslnns nm.
Their mo-ills onornnul ls to cnil uqwu
f‘lllorl_v women. nnd. llftvinir iisccrtllin-
ell th-nt they nrc over sevcuty yours; or
ago, they will hnvo fo -‘pay ft fec or
Gs. in order to ho rolristorvfi, and this
fm- they demnnfi, snying'n11»,y nl-0 rn.
plcscntativrs of thc inlnnd revenue
mul \v‘il-l put the fmllitor through. 'i‘hey
he/ve obiillllod the "fee."
Earl ns Ordtorio Singer
LONDON, Oct. il--The most note-
worthy vocalist nt the service attend-
ing the ded~ice.tlon of new organ nt the
Church of 4-illusion Bt. Jnmos. Sllnrics-
bury, was 'thc i-Jnrl of Sllafiosbllry.
I il-is two solos were the well known
orzitorio numlhcrs, "lf with all your
hz-urls." from lVlendl~lssohn's "ililljan,"
nmi "Tile soft soutliorn hreeze," from
ilarnl-|_v's "lir\hcl:nll," and the allowed
Ynril !<h:lflf~.°l>\ir,\‘ to -possess n. tenor
-.-nlco oi' toni ox:-olicncc.
All rulllltlnnal feature of inn'-rest
was lilo fnnt that the organist of the
church. F, lf. Coulter, a native of
lhsftsshnry, is blind. Although only
twenty--two ymrs of nge .he has al-
ready shown m\leh_t\ient for composi-
tion. and :hs anthem, "Sing we merrily
unto ilod," was -his work. All his
playing has to be from memory, -but by
mean, of the Braille system he was
able to memories -the aooompenlmsnte
to 'noni Bbeftesburrs solos in _lon
HP Sllb'-" fhfli hi' <10"-“ N0! fl-l"Drnve or illev onli him, fnko his first motor-mr nnn 'nn .-r~ule\f-,~_\- fm- |;ln_ T1-.0 pm-_
thc new regime ln 'l'\ll‘l<oy. und will lv-ln, Pllililron ninyimz bf-fore the cnt-,r~ll:l_=<~:~ --,,,¢,..\ _-.gif-V in.. _s-,-,. um, ,,,,
ni"vf‘r l'oilll'n to rho f‘r~li".tl'_\'. lic is go- ings -lrmrs, rllshorl inrlnnrs rind llrnlisrlltl wus uf*-ull -ll-\-'I :ll ills- will---vs-s, lulviuz
ing to lilliy.
__ ____________,____Y_, A _ _ ; 'rn ll I . 1..  ll* l~-- --.ln I nr i-i~_
The nlli mnn was riolightod and colllvli -- 
../“
Paula so sumo, nl. sinus vla-
.-ul their <~lfi:~rs_ nnrl quite n crow-l
1 r-'f-rl rounrl
lvnrrlly npouk for wonder. “Weill well."
l..- kent saving. and then he would
1-huckln merrily. Down the rnnd und
1-'lst ilu- villrllzf- pond he wen' taken,
1-url when on n levol elrr-ich the car
"rits put ffl its lop spoof] hn nlmogt
lllnutcll with jo_v_ "l'rl like to go to
l.-lndon in it," he snid. "l‘ve never been
in London. It must be a wonderful.
1-lure." Then he rode hack to his cot-
illze door, sat solemnly in tho cn.r
wllila his pllntogrrlpll was tnken, and
then tmidlml inrlnnrll again with some-
iiling fo lnnrvel ni, fel; many n long
ll:l\'
if you nsk him how to live to be
105 he lnughs nnrl says. "You must gn
on living, thnf’s nil." lin hun worked
hnrll all his lilo and is still nntlvo
orii useful Tho plnin f-loli of tho
rrluniry viilnlro -inn been his fare, and
hr- still likes his pipe nf tobacco und
mils nf aio,
Ae he talks his thoughts keep going
bnck to the days of nearlv 100 years
lvro. “'T'hey’re nil gone. the men who
u-'ed to vlsrk in the fields ith me.
'I‘llis _lil like it now world." Kid ihnn
Iul recnllz-cts illnt ho has io finihh
il-l_\-ing un his cottage for Sunday, nnai
ns his visitor loaves for the rush and
roar of London this fine old fellow in
the quiet village, so for from the
beaten track, takes up his brush and
turns to work nfresh.
Fatal workhouse Politics
LONDON, Oct. 9,--Joseph Elliott.
aged 88, formerly s West'n`inster boot-
muker, had been in Bt. Georges work-
house for some time. The other dny
he was arguing and shouting about
"thc money the government Wore
spending." Annilu-r inmate shouted
*I ..
Shut up," and Elliott tried in find
out who it was. Hs was very excite-l
and _as he turned he fell against an
iron’ etenchion, cutjlis face. sank to
WIO ll! Sill ‘|00 . the (ron d, and died at ence.
1ll"E‘ ill- hill :ls :l _i-\i<|~_ lic is vrlilllllr,
' ` 1 I I
.llmlsme Emmy Deslllll, (he oper-
ntic soprano, has esscellod lsr enlsle-
ment st the Roni 0 rl ls llrlls os
Cutting and PoIlslli’n§ _
The Cu-Ilinan Hiamond
Lnaly Mm-Joris lllaum-rs who in re-
pnrtfrl engaged to Prince Alb;-rt ci'
Punllllulrllf.
WA, Ag? ,i___.___;- --
IMPORT OE IMPURE
 MEAT TO OEISE
Strict Inspection of All Meat
Coming Into the Country-
Butchers’ Boycott
l.<l.\`ll<J.\’, Oct. il.-fl‘he local B`0\'€l`Y*'
lllcllt board issued two ii’l'll>0\‘!ani SMF
of rcglllzliiolls, under the Public l-ieaith
:lct oi' lillll. Dl'o\’iding for it thol'ou5ll
illspoctioll of all food coming into this
CoLlrlll‘}‘.
The first sci. of regulations have
boon i'l'zlnlo\1 with the object of secur-
illg \1`ut a\‘,tl-'les of’ l'0<Jli WND" are
uns-ounli, ullwllulcsome. or unfit for
num-an consumption. and as l>°ll`= 0! me
cargo of n ship are brought to B Place
in this country, shall be dealt with at
lilo por! of discilnrge. This procedure
is llccessary for the prevention of diin-
gpl- (0 (he public health from the Cl rl'
gumpilull ui' ullsloulld or ullwholesozlll-
food.
'i‘I|-‘ 1‘\~lrlli:\ii=>lls i- ck cifo-:t on Uv( l.
nm] 0n‘|¢@,»,l gf 1-llslolns \\'lli vo-0l"'l"
:lic with mmiivfll officers ul' llerllill lll
¢~:lr|‘j.'lll;r iileul nut. The lllelli-‘ill -'l'-
il-'ol' of lclliill is tl\lillol'l7.¢:i to il-
lllllfrr ziz'iZcl'r'e' oi"fuod ivllhm lu-c
in-on l'.u-il--fl wlliiin ilu- district or :wo
.=:\nIli\r_\'nutilurity, und powers are co ;-
i'l\rl'o<l ful- i:lkll\g,‘ s-llnlpies i'0r M10"-
i.ll oxulllilluiiun. ns in the lflbornioii-W
lt is pointed out that ins-pection -JI
food-stuffs should in ordinary Cases
‘bc milde ufiel' they ilave been lnndeli.
Plxercise of thc powers of in.=pec‘tlon un
tho sllip or on llulliolzs nnfi haries
may. l‘.ow0vor, llc- ll lllllllcr or import-
:ln-rv in .spcrlnl uns-s. The medical of-
fl,-,iy oi' ilonltll is em»p0v:e|‘oif ln scizc
linsvunil or uuwilolesomc f-ood ill or-
flnr limi, npplicaliloll mn_\' he nlnd-3 to
A nlnglstraie for all ol'l!i‘:' Of Coh-
cinnllllliion.
Tl:- soconll set oi"l‘-‘::uIlt'.'.one, coin-
lng into l-l’l‘¢»r-t on .l.'\ll_ l next. ls -ir-
.siprll--ll in -If-:ll with i'ul‘~‘fEIfl T`f"`-*"l"55
nl--ill \vl\i-‘ll is in\\ml'tm\ lu lilo fl-rin
,if _<1-|-.lp¢:_ il-ltllllliugsl. ol' uillcr pieces
ll-ll g\|l'fl--lf~l\tl_v lfivntlfinlllc \vil.l\ uc-
illliiv p.'li'i.= ol n clll'-‘1l.<o,
Tllfs-" ulozits :ire r‘l:l.=s'--il t-\:!»‘!llr~l' in
',»='l-r=l:\llr\t‘-\l\.< ur: “ll»l'f‘luu u“‘-ll 'lf
"ln-<< i," :ln-`l uul»~.<_< flu" lllll\fll'l“l‘ UT
lv.-:ll -_-.f tl-1- --lugs --\i\~~l‘l~' li nl 'll'-“
.vwll expr-lll:c_ ul' l'\ll'llls|\r\.- pl'onl'_ ln
illv ln.'ll\l1f\r pros:-l'lhr-il l\_\' the l'egul,'l-
lions, ihni it is noi lnicllllofi for _sale
lu-nilll--<1 io lu- ll.~ri-'-».\'l-*-
'n " i.|v'ul- -s iilrolizlloul
111,. hui--llr\l'.=. ull-l fiinso who l‘clil_=r‘ to
rin so will lm ho_\'r~/ufcrl. A mvoiiui:
of Lnurlnn hilirlw-i'.s, couvI‘ilf~rl |l.\' Ui"
l.-lu-.4-u _ _ --
lluii-l_r\~-=~‘ i:'~ll. ili\l'il\--l<\l\lv\\v--~l-»=f‘. i--r
il-1- |-llr;-ii,-v ui' l':\ll\"ul-`. "lb il-.lil--lu
lulu ilu-~ lu nz-~;v‘l:;\il--il |\l‘ l.lll\ "hill
ll\r~:it lm\'l~o€l_"
Ml-_ l.lu<l,=n_\'. prosivlout of the soo-
loiy. said limi ill- rn=i the llllfcllrfs
llnfl Inst t"n\l=1nrll= r\i` y»-ulwds in con-
soqliolll-r~ nf uulm.'\T=_ ou ~z1:l\i;rlllcrirlz.
\..».{,1,; fi-uuil ill lm ills-"ns:-ii, YM ilu*
fnrmo--s l,---l ur\\»/-r l-vsl rl n|‘nuv_ whilst
fhc gnvol'nl1l--ut -lv-‘lillv-I in nilnu' vom-
nonsniion io cnniiic illlvorculosls in ho
stumped mit.
,\ ro,-rl-liinn pleclyrlmr the Lnnrinn
mrmh`¢=r- ‘f- siinllnrt filo policy of thc
,\;,\€lon'\` " `_~'1illln lv.-is c.'\rri¢\<i un-
,-lnllvmu,-=:\-, :lull ,fl 1-o:u|~Eiir~r~ was np-
nninifwi ir; nrrnncrr- 41-~'--‘ls for the nn-
fnrromvlit of the \val~v'.~llty nt the is-
llnfrion rnfilo market, '
nn, .llimll Job. L-_ooo Annlmnliu
1,n_\'l')0N, Ori. 9-A silrnlfir-‘nl Illus-
Y,-n¢|,,,, nf ,mi wfmv ni' r~mpin\'mi‘nl. in
T.m,.l,»n -,vns .-m°,u~.l~1 nl lilo Eyr- Hos-
pu:u_ --u-_-.l-f._..l_ mon m-n mmlns if'
ann“~¢\|~ 1.. nn i\r1\'9rii.~emPnt fnr nos-
puni porter. nl e. wasp of ills- W*el¢l."-
with lmsrli and uiplform. Unly Youll!
mon froin_ elg_ht_ee,_n in twenty were
|,,,~|¢,.,| in Apply, 'hui others who nld
1,,” ,nm-1. p|l_n1_¢~a ilu- rcqulrm In
mm 'f-v-ist-nil;-‘_fj3_lll\»ea eo lrr well
iuck. From' the _git crowd some S00
were pnra_d_ea fel' fi'l'l°i\0Ni°"- 0"” "T
mu, ,,§¢,l'¢ :my weve' invlieolnlu the
nl-count sl illness, xllewisg ences-
slon of the brain.
.__ -~‘\-»f _
All--r .\ v. _ ' 'l-
ui-.nl lu-iuiln will \--- li.-lr.--l if- slr-~ l
\.~\,-,~,,,vlf~-l \--illl lilo luozli il\o_v ,=--ll i-\,
Many Pieces Which, What
Polished, Make the Ll»."Q-'
, est Diamonds in Elini
, ence
LONDON, oel. 9.-'l'-no cutting me
‘polishing of one of the larger seo-
tlons of the Cullinan diamond has Just.
been completed at Amsterdam. and t_hs
experts are proceeding to finish tus
work with unexpected rupldity.
As lhns already been stated, the
grenl stons was first dividtd IN two
mee: me sewn-I manner nee* 3
two ins-0:1 james. boiora seeth]
l--ln-wir. vrdnoe Means#-41 use
ln-5 a Bill our r. '.2'-.~f.:ase'\e-req'
the :amassing pieces vddhug gegvbf
er can agggg f
It ll the MTIIBC'
S-~irmenfs tha 1u°°.‘~\g gym pqtqglgg
\\'hir‘h have icq @y|;|Q gg; \l_¢
_l‘o.-lillt is sl ibvlilll “Hill Q! IJ'
1-alruts. lt is 3 bl¢@-Ui Q gif
'nun or peerless beaurr no Mme;
'Tile remarkable thfki Q i8! 0010
_-lllowerl for the cutting or umm-eq
of facets hetvnen the "table" and lp'
,:\.pex_ giving an unparalled refriL% .
‘rind nolarisation. -3
I Even this stone, the smaller of the
_l-vo mrlin pieces, is the largest eu;
,nlul polished diamond in existence. 
The greater portio,n, which will he
_known as the Cillllnlan itself. and will _
in-sign coo eluate error me out-tins. _'f
In-ill be ready within two mouths. ig -_
possess-os the ra-me quslf21_ss as the 1'
smaller nooks. but 'on accwnt oft-4'
:renter size its 'fiaktths will be DQ-Q
llllore Apparent. |_
, Its value is vor! dillhill Q
E
S
its
11-lin, but it may be sefly 
--mel it is about sa,ooo.ooo, ss: _il
line "splinters" from it are lensi-
,1lne stones. one weighing 1i_79 Qfi 
l 'rife lnn=~en,ln mae l~eu:enlsn¢lo"f‘-
frown 'pawns u';.v|'-l»y- swan. asa many L
-\-lense Jlmnofeun ee ue mam. rap- f
iogrsphs have been made of the dlihr-
on-t stages through which the div
monde passed, and ihsse will be pro-
senied to the King. "_
Mr. Henri Kes, tile cutter, begins
work st e--nl in the mornin? Mid
works on vi- at night. taking me
meals ir " -:l<.sllop, where he il
‘Messrs A- _ ~ Kee, one two wu-
nenol ca' ~' iii- stones to the safe. '_
h_\' three men. S
linsn stone was presented to the king
hv ill- 'l‘rnns\'nai government, General
,Baths slnhrl-li to lhsw his sQpreci:\~ --
tion of lbs eondisli suv:-:Mon “vm ts
bio: on his visit lu th-il c-osttryl ‘-.‘
:_l_1::.1.f as amen 'roll :@-
Twn Huge 9'.-_ns Greyhounds Oli
no-srorrzt, on. l.--rne while sQ‘
'ln-2 *-1.1 #ef-gp.°~9 *asf N19 'll'-.f,".°.,°,9
me s-_seed -Kg tvro`sr'¢£t iilnsg _,_
which arown hi aunt ot mesure. l=\‘q|p.f
land slld_Wol€'n yard at B_elfs__s_t, 
bf, lm- reams. rhe eeenegrot sal"
-nu-el will belaoout 6il','00¢,` whlch‘U_-
nu-l-ly twine that of the llsiaml-Gs,
the largest vessel sow aiiout. ‘ ' ‘
ships. the (flympic, have been lglqlf
the 'i'lta:ic,1viil be ini-1 down early
.lnnuary next.
The lllympir und Titanic will be
lles.l~l_v 1,000 for-i long and about K0'
huilf for frrv-ni 5-pond. they wl.l. it TG .
!<-xrv-ic-l lv- nlile lo ev.-:rage twenty-
ono k7l.»‘__~_ 'i'l\e_v will he equipped with
li comlwlnnfion of *slrbille and .‘*-i,'»"'9l
Two new slips. Hell mov than LUN
l'-‘oi long, nu-i :'n;~\'-`.L‘!P -ll bhsklhsf \
we lrhl -lr 'l5,.ulu ima, have Ween hull,
nn-l the zl-entrust gantry in the NHS '
'line been lnsislleci, 4
I 'i`h» first Cunard sfeilmshb to cross
lim- Atlantic was glue Britannia, wslsl
` rl-lc lilo rrnsslllg in 1840. Her N0-
1 Trnflo \-ii--l-~i\' was hcl-i :li tho i "l
fl---:-~ was 1.l.'\-i. :lnri shn Wm 2-J' Ted
linux Tm- l:i~f»li»\_ will:-\, was re¢srr:d
gli-\ :\-= ilu "-»-'l~nu lf~vl:\iIl.'1n" In ISCI. Ill
n l--nnn;:.~ nr :: ..l. still more ini
r-sling is #lm rl-nlpnrlson with the first
\---ssl-l of nn,\~ hind that ever crossed
ilu- .Minnllc-i‘-»lumhus' Rants Moria
--lvllil-l, wns 00 fret nnd had s ion-
lulg-- ui' 2151!.
Fell Info lloillnl DY!
l,¢lxnoN, uct. 9.-i-lsr-ry Roiohfo\'d»
n. flyer. was l.\'|ll8 b°"',¢°“ U" ‘"1-
néaih in miles' nnnnllal- H0 f°'| "lf
` f boillrg dye st Black-
' n five-font Pun o - __ “__
burn s mill. Samuel sheerd. W 0
n call.-lni lliiempt to rescue him. Ill
ne,"-|y drggvged In l/I Well. G|'|hfU°`
tightly by Roforlford. who re _,_
rman nunl f°\‘ *ti* "‘T"°'
ribl . SHN
:figs brlnnced' on the edll 01 *ll* 7°.
. r
;f.§°f,._ ne _.sys me mlflum were ull
____________.___.._.--
nv or-¢ 9--l-'roaericll 4- 3”- -
1 , d nine Nl"
5*‘."‘“ “°, 0,,,,,,,,,,, ,¢',- no-:nov
rnffllsn. o _` _
wick, was nie;-l_nl,_;:P,h£”;'\3*“'.éh:_
nl l ds n - ._, .
sd-'too Gzlllsborolllll "°“ '°"°°"" TR'
rsllinls hi_"0N,°l' th' 'wx _,° M
.\(,L _ l
reprrssntutrves of feretpt nmol' hive ‘
qlqggly \~ ' - At nine a'<!i0cK 9
whldh 6-l'.u.’: the night ll Wdtlched "
It will be remembered t-hut the Uul- `--
for ine wma sin: ,ponies lf.-_\'.‘
The tual movin- for tee ill-st or :non pf -
,dm-l~n: nt Belfast, and work is now ride' -gnx
lm-esnlng on her. The keel biocrs for ‘;
` in _
é.
,rpm h-on-l. nn/l while they will not be '_
rating engines. The tori of-ml 'JWO `~
l..|- huullln f\r»n»_<lluipil-\n_ (llc luvnt is \'r~.=sf\l.= will hf'\h:'x* 58,500,000.
\
gg, "every moment to oo'dfl¢5"` *tif
. "i-
yf-ars until assistance lI‘l'1V°,°» 4
selleoisoy lu\nl°l li. U9' ' 
“UNIX ' " ` nie' non are 'f -
, i
ll , an 9 \ lf#
f’»‘.`I‘ lfiiil °"e.'..¢l»{-ll '-1 ,,,“:°-I*  -'
but slipped and WU ""
on
_ ._ ' r ond t Ulf; "
,,,,,,,.,_ ,N ;"nn,’, departing ul eu- snl.K_°!- "’ "' - _-,-H' me _ ,
,_,,_ . _ _. . ,_  _,__,,_~ _
if-' “RE °"ll’:'t
_ 0 I Ol
 ' Y, S. H. W-n aou’ it A 7 `-`“ - .-1 >- uv- "' ' .` .N .l - »-' I A '~' --  ._
,  _}-` ~.`.,_¥__-rev. ,,'_§4r_&_*,,*f ye ,__  _ __,,_;T., __ v__ ___ . l,_,v,,`&_'________,"_`_?,__1'_`z _,_,_¢w_  __ _. ,_._ _ __,,,,_  L( _ .7 _ _ ‘Q