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CANADA FRIDAY MORNING, _ocroBsR 4, _ren if- ~ e`-~mss--neun..-~
9-jli_l'illt_id~ States ilnd
oieieueiy nu ii.-
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(Csnadlan Press)
LG'NDON;,'~_.0cfr. 8.-Severe fighting
between,.'l_‘ufkish_ and Servian troops
is reported to have occurred on the
soutli&i_ts'_i‘n__ifroncier or Servia in e,
MIDI ` Wd by the news agenc
here _ r-.g;lgrade Y
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'EELEBHATE VICTUHY
' E ` UUEENSTUN HEIGHTS
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OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 2.-The Mili-
tia Department will assist in the ns.-
tional celebration of the anniversary
of the death of General Brock and tba
“victory of Qucenston Heights. Mili-
tia orders have been issued directing
‘field betteries at eu the militia een-
`tres throughout Canada to fire 3, “_
|ilute of thirteen guns on Saturday-
'1‘u_i'£l_ eric -_ .Said u to have lost 80 next, october 12.
san  are givanas two
ed _ ' ¢ een wounded.
A ‘deuchment of Turkish soldier
said' tn-have crossed into. Bervia and
in th! ~,»l\c_4g¥i\‘I°l'h00d of Vranya en-
coU~uWtsr¢`d a body of Servian infan-
try. The engagement lasted an hour.
(Chnadian Press)
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Mace-
donia, lshcdulcd to sail at noon for
Reiralus_;y1_ith_ 2,000 passengers, was
commsllded _shortly before sailing
time today by the Greek Consul Gen-
ernl at this port. All the passengers
were sent ashore and the vessel pre-
pared to sail for Philadelphia for s.
supply of ammunition.
(Canadian Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Ma-
cedonia wfllreturn to New York for
reservists of Greece and the Balkan
States who plan to suil on ber to
lake' part in the war with Turkey.
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The; draft of
a collective note to be presented to
Turkey by_ Bulgaria, Serviu, Greece
and Montenegro was receivedtoday
by all the Balkan legations.
Foreign oillcers of the various pow-
ers are to be made acquainted with
the before presentation to
the 0 Drnan Government. The note
demands_ automony lor Macedonilr,
Alblllla.-.sud Bervin.
` (Canadian Press)
CONSTANNNOPLE, Oct. 3_-In-
tense -_ excitement was displayed
throladinut the day in tl;q_T\lrki_slg
capit . _Thousands of peope parad-
ed thi`fs_t;‘ecf.s demanding war. r
killsd and y wounded while Ser-K
s
LONDON, Oct. 2.-'The Vienna cor-
respondent of the “Daily Mail” says
he hui '1'6Uclv`ed _from an unimpeach-
able solirca an intimation that the
situation is ,aggravated and that it
is expected the die will be cast with-
in thc nclt forty-elglit hours. The
Ki of Greece, who is on his way
tonxthslls, will interview Count Von
Beriihthold, the Austro-Hungarian
foreign minister in Vienna to-day.
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BOY WANTED T0 LEAVE A LIST.
- ml 'at once to Guardian Sub-
n` '_|&_1g'|| g0|,|n__tg|°_ 9-Zsmti.
sauusoun sausaoszs 'mn smsr
N840-1' ‘Fresh every day st Baun-
 Newsom it Co. 9-6Mt!-
so_n__'A&|p YQUNG RED .FOX (FE-
 pply to L. Schumann, Ly-
_ons Brook.  B. 10j§{l_Bil>¢i.
LARGE FAT HERRING BY THE
dozen or; barrel, Ch8PDel\'s Groc-
_~sry__`_ 10_-4M6i.
ARCHIBALD MATTHEWS. ALBER-
._ il, has two pair of large Patch
' iii. Island foxes for salc.
to go to the
to Mrs. Mclilabhsrn,
Ni
Hotnl,
with Find-
" rins-
UCI!
Ol' GAT-i
THE
CONVICTS LYNGHED
A FELLOW-PRISONER.
RAWLINS, Wy_o., Oct. 2.-Convlcts
011' the Wyfiiiiiiig state prison lynched
Fi'8/11"! Wigfilll. n negro and ex-con-
vict, who late last night was put in
the state institution for snfekeeping.
‘He was arrested on s. charge of at-
.tacking Mrs. Esther Higgins, aged
78, last Sunday. Wigfall was arrest-
ed at Fort Steele, 15 miles from
here. Mrs. Higgins, the aged victim
Ol the negro’s attack, lived near the
Bfiiftii Penitentiary and was a favorite
with the prisoners. Last night a
mob gathered and made an unsuccess-
ful attempt to take Wigfall from the
county jail. Fearing that the mob
might return later the officers report-
ed to Governor Carey at Cheyenne
and received orders to transfer the
negro to the state prison.
T-EDDY PINES TO GET
AT WOODPILE.
_ASHEVILLE, N. C., Oct. 1- With
his voice so frazzled that it cracked
at iuopportune moments, Col. Roose-
velt today made the last speeches on
his swing around the circle. He did
not spare himself work, because he
looked to a day’s rest at such seden-
tary pleasures as wood chopping and
horseback riding when he reaches Oys-
ter Bay Wednesday.
Roosevelt was greatly pleased to-
day wlth the receptions accorded him
throughout his southern tour. _Hs
believes he has blazed thc"pb.th` for
the Progressive movement _in the,
soui'.h.._ _
ADDITION T0 FAMILY OF
BRITISH MONARCH COMING.
LONDON, Oct. 2-The London
Mail's weekly society supplement,
which specializes in court gossip,says\
a small addition to the already large
royal family is expected.
King George and Queen Mary,
whose marriage took place on July 63
1893,ihave six children, of whom all
but Princess Victoria Alexandra are
boys. The Prince df Wales was born
1894, and his youngest brother, Prlnce_
John. in 1905. -
HOUSES WERE ROCKED
BY EARTHQUAKE.
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JOLIET, Ill., Oct. 2-Two distinct,
earthquake shocks were felt here last,
night with n half-hour interval be-_
tween shocks. Windows were broken
and houses slightly rocked.
RYAN Goss runs.
1ND1ANAi3oi.Is_ nie., oct. 1-ste
tioned within a -rail in the small
court room where they occu-pied al-
most hnlf the space, the defendants
.charged with complicity in the Mc-
Namara dynamite pldts were placed
on trial before Federal Judge Albert
B. Anderson. today.
Judge Anderson at 9.45 a. m.‘or-
ilered Consolidated case No. B, the
United States versus Frank M. Ryan
i et al. I
On motion of the Government the
cases against J. W. Beoria, _ Ills.,
Andrew J. Kavanaugh, SDl`luS59\d.
llls., and Patrick H. Ryan, Chicago.
were dismissed. The Government an-
nounced it had no evidence against
them to warrant their trial. ' All ‘<3
.the men had been identified with t "
Iron Workers Union.
FURNACE AS WIFE DREAMED
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-Fragments
of whitened bone thinly covered with
a crust of rod dust and spread on the
marble slab of the morgue were all
that was left of Arthur Webster, for
merly a mechanic at the navy yard
who disappeared from his horns Sep
teinbcr 17, and for whom the police
have been searching ever since. Tlisse
fragments, taken from s hreweryfur
nacs, provide the clew to a murder
The msn the polics suspect Lsnifle L
Jett, who was n fireman at the brew
ery and an enemy of Webster, on Bun
*day sent A bullet through his bruln.
Webster dishmpcihred September 1 17.
ITWD nights afterward his wl_|c_-hsdfa
_ ram in ohio. Hhs new ber hwblnd
‘mg gglitfng, knocked unconscious shtllils
been iutee and rdscec in _one ei; _tae
wont to frequent. Mrs. Wsbsterto
paused it on to s' employe of__ the
brewery who iohsih YW! IGN
dremsn answered suilenly and drew
new ...een .noe is nsmetso ..
““nb’n|”wm,g,¢b¢u~restsd."` » _
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the dream to her father-in-law, who'
i.f.iie¢"v.s'»ief°u  iii;
HUsaAND's BODY IN
nie attention of the police. lieccm-
as
inisinuuiui ni, O
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Big Five _and a H_aIf'Sfory
BulIdinglComp|etaly
Destroyed. _
TRU_R0. N. S., Oct. 2-Newton
L¢c's Llvery'stable on the espla-
nade opposite the I. R. C. Station,
was completely destroyed by fire this
9.45 o’clock by the Western Union ops#
rator, and a few minutes after the
entire second story was a roaring fur-
nace.
The building was a. five and a. half
storey wooden structure, rpnnlng back
from the street about one hundred
and fifty feat between the Victoria
and the King George' house.
' POSED AS WOMAN.
BROCKTON, Oct. Z-Fully dressed
in woman’s clothes, Constantine Wes-_
erues, was arrested on 3 charge of
Iiiiililuurfiflilig as ii. woman. He was
followed 'by a large crowd in Montel-
o.
SPINE BROKEN BUT STILL LIVES
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, CHATHAM, Ont., Oct. 1-Miss Ef-
HU Llf7°1'tY. the Chatham school tea-
cher in the wreck on the Grand Trunk
011 Thursday night, is still nlive.'l‘he
spinal column wus broken just below
U18 Shoulders. and the patient is par-
alyzed from this point down. Little.
change has been noted in hcr condi-
tion at the general hospital during
the last few days. It is extremely
doubtful if she will recover.
MAY TRANSFER T0
AMERICAN REGISTER
LONDON, Oct. 1-The approaching
retirement is under consideration of
J. Bruce Ismny, President of the In-
ternational Mercantile Marine Com-
pany, wllo was rescued from the Tl-
tauic. Accorilliig to a. well inform-
_ed shipping authority negotiations
are in progress for the withdrawal of
Mr. Ismav and the transfer or all the
boats belonging to the combine to
the American register.
Philip A. S. Franklin, the Vice-
President of the concern. is mention-
ed as successor to Mr. Ismay.
_DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Oct. 1.-This
was elimination day for the many as-
pirants for the Gubernatorial nom-
ination at the democratic state con-
vention assembled here. Tonight
Chas. F. Murphy, leader of Tamma-
`ny Hall, and those associated with
him in control of the party organiz-
ation) were weighing and analyzing
the qualifications of their
men for pafrty stsnde.rd-bear-
ers. The three men being
strongly considered are, Justice Vic-
tor J. Dowling, of New York; Martin
H. Glynn, of Albany, the conven-
tion’s temporary chairman, and Con-
gressman William Sulzer. of New
York. ' Late tonight a boom was
started for former Nationahchair-
man Norman E. Mack as a compro-
mise candidate. '
STRIKERS ARE WAITING
_ FOR REPLY.
AUGUSTA, Ga., Oct. 1-Time was
marked today in the strike of em-
ployes of the Augusta, Aiken railroad
dr electric company pending a reply
from the United States commissioner
of labor Charles F. Neill as to wheth-
cl' the dlfllculty between :the company
and the employes may be taken up
under the Erdman mediation law.No
attempt is being made to operate
cars.
The court martial of Capt. Jewitt
and Capt. Henderson and 15 mem-~
bers of- the state militia for shooting
and killed three citizens during the
disturbances last week was set for to-
day. One company ol state_milltla
is still on guard. _
CANADIANS RETURN.
IJONDUN, Oct. 2.-The Hon. P. S.
"G, Mackenzie, Provincial"l‘reasurér
in the Quebec Cabinet, returns to
Canada via the Empress of Britain
on Friday. Pleasure, not finance, oc-
cupied his attsntlon while there. He
visited Franca and also stayed with
Lord Strathcona in Scotland.
Colonel, the Hon. Bam Hughes is
alsoreturning by the Empress. Mrs.
and Miss Biggnr, of Ottawa, N. F.
and_H. Caller, of Winnipeg, Senator
ily, Gordon Strathy. and Sutherland
Taylor, of Montreal, are among the
other passengers.
CLAIM DIAMONDS
~ ARE SMUGGLED.
NEW YORK, October 2-As the
‘ outcome of information received by
the Fedlirsl authorities relative to the
|Mi§'llng of dibmonds across the
Oman ‘border st Rouss's Point,
`!-I _ Sagmsii _,connected with the
_ - e '  iim_-.ei_s°risclssder e
°'u"`b"'*' _ haul.  `“ g M,`V&h city, was srr`aig::d
before a United States Commissioner
todo; :nd held in $2.500 bail for the
u _ _ _ _
"xo dorzernnreneehsrses that sse-
msn. on September. 11 last smut!-
glsd “.600 worth of diamonds ac-
ross the border. They have been
Nailed.
evening. The fire was discovered at..
BEV.;|]H_. FLUYU _
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' ' As Canon Residuary and With M'-ercules Car in Four
Holgtaction nltlinutei.   A 
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=V icar of the All Saints Cath-
s
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_ edral Halifax.
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(Canadian Press)
_ TORONTO, Oct. 3.-Rev. Dr. Liloyd
Vice-Provost of Trinity College, To-
ronto, has accepted all appointment
as Canon Reelduary and Vicar of All
Saints' Cathedral, Halifax, and will
take up Work about the middle of
November, "
SUMMERSAULT IN BIPLANE .
GARDEN CITY, L. I., October 1-
I-Ienri St. Yves, who has a, record as_
a Marathon runner, made up his mind
today that his machine would turn in,
the air, something it had not done
heretofore, or bust. It did both. .
The boy has been exhibiting at
country fairs recently, His method
has been to start in the grounds,fly a
distance out into the country, land,,
turn the machine, start the engine
unaided, and return. When he came
struts holding his body in that pggi-
W-“king than Marathon running but
prison sentence, the Countess Marie
clam ol the action of the authorities
Genoa, the distinguished mllenist and
ers, n Moscow lawyer and a young
of the Countess herself, which how-
week and his will which was admit-
‘bequeathed to his only living heir,
George H. Gatts, his son, who re-
l\'rsssr,!-Isllsx, .  _ -lu
-1-_-frm-as-la
GETS APPUINTMENT Villliiillilil Eli?
sTweya a
WAUWAOTSA RACE COURSE.
Wis., Oct. 2-Ralph DePalma, _.11-iv-
ing true to the form and lucle which
he exhibited at Elgin, five months
ago, today, with a Merceles car,
won the eighth running of the classic
Vllllderbllt Cup automobile race,
fI‘0m a field of eight starters, over]
the new road course. His time was
four hours, twenty minutes, 31.54
seconds, for a distance of 299 miles,~
2.764 feet.. This was a speed of
69 miles anhour, or five niiles slow-
er per hour than last year’s Vander-
bilt race at Savannah.
-KILLED IN RUNAWAY.
BOSTON, October 2-A._Berkowitz,
Chelsea, was thrown from his wagon
when his horse ran away_.on, Harri-
son avenue today and died on the
way to the City Hospital. His skull
was fractured.
LULGMRIAN
TORONTO Ont Oct. 2-Local
over the cit r _
the age of 88. However, he was not
before the car could be stopped.-
Conservatlvs. It is doubtful if the
Liberals will put a bandldate there,
the Conservative nomination among
R R I-I Ste is ntio d.
..i___.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Tenders for the
steam turbine propelling machinery
for the two dreadnoughts that arc to
be begun at Portsmouth and Devon-
port as soon as ever the Iron Duke
and the Marlborough have bc-‘.11
launched next _month, have been ask-
ed for from British contractors.
Every possible edort is to be made
to expedite their construction and it
is now understood that one at least
of them is to be a' vessel of enormous
proportions. She will be laid down
at Portsmouth on the slip vacated by
the Iron Duke. Her displacement is
given as 60,000 tons, her length is
700 feet and her speed is to be about
29 knots.
While the side plating will be heav-
ier than that of the Iron Duke class.
there will also be more adequate pro-
tection against attack from the air.
The recent developments of air cralil
back to the Hempstead plains avia- t S ]égYFR0M CANADA have shown that the broad funnel op-
tion fleld, where his hnngar 15 meat- °- ,enings leading down to the furnaces
d. he determined that the Morok bi- 'Bud °l1EiIi*%_1'°°l§15;*e°d tf gl” s”"°°“d°d
pl ne b ‘ld 1 t t ~ ’ " _ _ This will e a ee. ure o s new e-
 es.”  sa “_:;:;‘:.' ;‘:°.‘12i:'fs'° 5'  "1 °°°°-  ee    be 
Everybody came out to see him make thou” 1 sfueth . °‘;";f“°““es to te" to give better protection against aer-
_the trial tonlghh He was about any in variléuso 5;; ef Oué Cuuuf-l`Y!1'iiin ial attacks in the case of vessels com-
feet up and backed twice rather suc- ready go retuliiaf toriheir gpiilj; tpatbg pleting and already in commission.
Ciiiifully. but then seemed to lose his t ‘ -__-_"__-_
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balance and just dropped to earth gagggytxggen1¢t‘;5h;£)dd€1xer;J;lIf;,,E:3" LI’1"l‘LE GIRL KILLED
T205’ hzllliid him 01112 Of the WI`€0k5E9. will he almost unanimous for Bulge.-' SAVING FRIEND'
w ere e was found standing on his 1 ' ` ' - --
hands, the twisted wires and broken ga';';:d'loYaltY to country is msur-` NEW YORK’ Oct. 2_G“_1nE her
iiie to save bust- oi a .iii.t\~= siev-
u°"' mate, Margaret Turner, sevcli yc2\i`H_
W""» b°YS. hu Said. this is more VIOLENT WIND IN PARJS old, died an hour after sho wus run
over by 8, trolley car yesterday iii
I’m going to make that turn If I PARTS 0 t ' 1 M aret
. _ 1_ Sterling place Brook yn. arg
have to smash an aeroplane a dayqwu sto,.m_,niu,_§d°l;$,1;,_ a écggilgt pigs. had stopped oh the curb to pet ii
do it. fans early this morning and swept “Wu M3 that 5 ma” had ki°k°d'
Lookin up she saw her combi?-D10”
_ y, w ecking several dis ig i t nt t
PARDON FOR QUEEN triage, A number of buildings under Della ellantine,_ step n_ ro I ox ii
GF CRIMINALS construction were mown down, trees swiftly approaching St. Johusgp ace
__ ' were uprooted and chimneys hurled car- Margaret . ra: *fmt andsevsxees
ROME_ get 1___A[t h i _ from the roofs of many of the older her ‘mm 'mgu' “ Wal
an legs than han of If; eqéhigyggz. houses in the streets. struck by the,,cnr, which was crowded
with homeward hound li8sB¢iiB0\`5.Bui\
'1‘arn0vs\n_ often spoken M B was dragged under the wheels. Mar-
mose besutiiui bmi esptivsiingagnggn wAs on1G1NAi. from snows. seret‘e m<>ti1ef_ Went f° *ii* B°“°“' ‘
of the great criminal adventuresses --- fine ‘mme ‘mekmg her dsughter when
Of history. hee been pardoned by cbs 1.oNDoN, oct. 2.--'rue Rev. An- She uid “Oi rem” and f“i“'*"“ ‘”“°“
Italian Government. The nnnouncd- gustus Orlebar who was the original she heard of the tragedy. She requir- 
mend of the pardon has aroused much for Hughes' 'Torn Brown in ,blight ed the attention of nn ambulance sur-
"}*“°Bi> and not a little public criti- with tue singger williams, is dead at seen- '
in netting at liberty a woman who, the model for 'rom Brown in other D1scHARGleD, sHoo'rs suns,
in tbe language ei pre; Rossi, of ,e,.,p.¢¢e_ Finns Ar Boss.
PSY°1i°1°§iei. ie eiiuerilis irern “s die- HARD 'ro GET JURY Fon ` s'i‘oUGH'i‘oN, oct. 2- Alexander,
bonu" m°~|”dY which makes. her un- ETTOR’S TRIAL. Bauder, n former employe of the Ply-
answerable for her acts, and who -- mouth Rubber Company, fatally
should be so confined as to prevent SALEM Mass oct g_-Tug trinl of wounded himself after firing three
h°§.o{_r(;m injurmgufthem °r l"‘°r°f;"'" Joseph .I Ettorl-’, Arturo Glovnnnitti shots at Alexander Csrstein, the
wo yea" 3 wmmm as °°” J h Caruso on charges ol be- superintendent. He had been dis-
confined in prison in _Venice on a and “ep ’
charge 0, murden with her two 1ov_ ing concerned in the murder of Anne charged and had threatened revenge,
Lopizzo, during last winter s textile the police say. There is small chance,
Russian omcial’ she was convicted in strike at Lawrence, was adjourned at for his recovery. '
1910 on a charge of successfully com 4.20 today. Adjournment was taken E(--""'-'-'P CENT DOCTOR
sph-mg murdering her husyyaud' Count because of the exhaustion of the ven- TH S -
pm-1 Kamamvski, in. 190-,_ Th, ire and Judge Quinn ordered 350 more -‘-°2_ H P J “
mg;-gee were based on the accumulat. tslesmen to be summoned for Oct.14_ LONDON, Oct. Dr. .  e hey.
ed eviden” p,-05n¢¢,1 through an ex- Cn next Monday Judge Quinn wllli the_'I'hreepenny Doctor: w o h as
bnugtivg invagtlgngion by the Ang. hear arguments on the motions of the achieved fame by. treating his t. ous-
trian and Russian police, by the con- defendants, which it is undsrsyood ands of patients in a poor quarter of
fessions of the lovers, Naumoil and will have to do with the release of London for six cents a f=0ii¢‘“1t9U0“.
Prllukofl, and even by /the confession the prisoners on hail. _ has suffered a "Mtv B¢°1d@u*». Bud
for a time it was rumored that lic
ever. sbs ister denied sm renriietea. AGED VETERAN iflnnszu BY CAB. was deed or dying- These reverts
were happily soon shown to be un-
OLD BWEETHEART HAMILTON, Oct. 2-Geo-rge H. true, but in the meanwhile a remark-
BENEFITED IN_WILI»- Pfdgson, 94 years of age, n veteran able scene was witnessed nt the doc-
'““°“‘ of the Crimean war and well known tor's surgery.
ALBANY; Oct. 2.-As the result of in the nity, was instantly killed ab- The place was besieged by hun-
B 1°” 9531' 0! 31m°9t a ¢1“U`t°l` Of 5 out 10.80 last night, when he was dreds of humble residents, who had
`°°”t“"Y “5°' "°ViV°d in remit YW" struck by an eastbound street ear. come to satisfy themselves that fiw
through °°“`°“P°“d°“°°~ MN- L°“i°“ Pidgeon had been to a down town doctor was still in the land of the
Yanccy, of Wilmington, Va'., will re- mow and was walking home when he living
°°“’° $1-00°' ,F- M- G°’t*“» ""‘° W” met his death. 'rbeunotormsn of the Dr. Jeuev W" “dips his iwiee =f=
Mn' vane” 3 admirer’ ‘ned last street car stated that he rang the Victoria Park when the animal slip
d 't
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2° had n°t1s;gg 'U2 mfg” thatntgwgn; of the bell, Pldgeon stopped in tho most immediately. The doctor bim-
lggaxsszszbn °u 'O an ea B 5 middle of the track and was struck self was badly thrown, and had a
The rmmmder of Guan. estate is and thrown to the side of the tracks narro-w_ escape. As it was, his ankle
was iniui-ed. _
A crowd of over 400 men, women
sides in Lebanon. BYE _ELECTIONS AT ~ and children assembled at his Roman
gnu, Wu man-19,1 twigs and ng- _ END OF OCTOBER. road establishment to learn whether
rowly missed a third matrimonial  --- the story was true, and their relief
venture in an experience with n mar- ' OTTAWA, October 2-The Federal was great when Dr. Jelley arrived in
riage bureau, but the romance with by-elections in Richelieu and Carleton his carriare "um H0m°\"1°“ at his
the Virginia widow appears to have will likely occur at the end of October usual time. He assured them that
been his suiuini: thought when he 'Phe former is traditionally Liberal be was an right, and the poor four
made his will. » while Carleton has always returned a raised s cheer.
WOMAN MOUNTAIN CLIMBER.
ln“°uncE“|"s’ ‘but mm is ar km competition 'or' PARIS. oet. 2.-Mrs Fanny nui-
mla  Mau,-,_ Ri¢|,,,-dmm 0| wand,-0g¢_ lock Workman, a mountain climber,
"   Grant of Hanldean and Gnrland of writing from Sk-afrdu, in the Himal-
, . .
R Dsndurend W Prentice and iam- ' --' _ Hintonbnrg- In eeme quarters. the “Y"» °“ 9°” 2' °°“““ “‘° ‘“`“ 6*
tailed account of an accident which
‘ OM Nut P01' W0” WW alfa” W' ' ` My me no _ 1 gave rise to the report that she had
Jn tm. wmmm ou” mu” mum. The Richelieu contest between Mr. ‘mn kmed b an avalmchm she
pm’ ora" and nv. pn. "ng dinoung Olrdlll, the labs mdmber and, E. AJ sa B: y _
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sll0;?4- Uhllmulll 05'# *WU*-Y'3V°  ggf€°°:L°0;':°&::°a:s‘_:t_ b°“°d "We were crossing Bilepho Pass at
about an 18,000 foot hgight. when :ll
» I Italian orter, name Ohrnoz, w o
Y -- "SPl0;i‘¢1_|i10 VlXW5'éhiV'\“ b°l'h°W°t ag BANMTS TRY KIDNAPPINCL was carsying the rope, strode ahead.
the Y. . . . seven ns I °""`. I was about three paces ti-bin him
o'clock. Free to the lI\\b“°° 104mm' Kuhnm' O°*‘°°’" "°w"“° tm- p°` when suddenly without a word or a
_  _ pnlatfon of Castllnbor were attend- cry he dimm.,w,.ed_ curving me mp,
' "Tonight at ths_Y- ll- O. A. _illna-. fag Mass today, four haiidif-I l»\'ui°‘\ which was the only means of extri-
trated lectiin by_R.` L. Ewing of vrlth blundcrbusses threatened to tion. Having only 0ue extra]-ops
Madras. Indie- Public invited." Nev sheet mv one vile moved- mining, _tus been nies esued dom
las., _ 1 10~4l1l. ..'I'|is,v~_slt,sNd__t-lull choir gll3°i'v Wm* the‘crevssss and a faint reply show-
--- the intention of kidnapping Manuel gd the (manga, who was far below,
“Everybody has preferences-Per Valles. s wealthy Bpuuleril, but when was still alive. Six started alt# th
hops you prefer a shift key to a com- a clvll Suud °°°"°‘“ “°‘“°d Garcia. head guide, who was back in an hour
Phe. jeybosrd. I have bpth kinds. who was in thschnrch. fired his re- _ and a half, when Ohsnes was extri-
Both the best of their soft. Smitlt volvsr the bandits fled and managed _cated from an' $0-foot depth. j_»Hs
Premier and Remington. A Milne to make their escape. The civil ‘was still conscious and was carried eq
f N B 10-3H3l ard: are pursuing them. fto camp- Evsfvthing possible w sl
dons for him, but he died the same »
1 Keep nnnenrs mniment in un'hom..‘nibn-as usimest serv guptln een nisht from the meek.” uk for mnerdh
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'Lust Evening
.iles
A fair attendance greeted Prof. !i»
Ivlrziiltyre at the Y. M. O. Ls
‘ viuirlottetowu last evening. Ha
pro ved to be a strong
m.ignetic, forceful speaker and all
‘who heard him were delighted. Hu
showed in a most convincing wa!!
that the men now leading in thc
_business life of Charlottetown, as well
as in other places were men who in
their youth were football players on
interested and taking part ln athle-
tics.
He said; “In order to be a success-
ful man, a person must have person-
ality; must be strong in body aswell
as ln mind." “No man can -bc suc-
cessful who wastes his strength salt '
boy by cigarette smoking."
HB urged upon the young men, -the
need of getting _ into the gymnasium,
and taking part in athletes, and not
sitting on the side lines; Hsnrgsfl.
the importance of providing opportu-
nity for this and asked if there was
any reason why Charlottetown 'should
not have a new Y. M. C. A. bulld-
ing. _
At the conclusion of his address the
Physicial Director, Frank B. Mc-
Comb who arrived in the city on Wed-
nesday night was introduced. He
spoke briefly and created a most
favors/ble impression. ~
The genial editor of the Patriot
Fred Nash .gave a short talk om tha
Splendid work and physicial defvelope
,ment of Prof.. McIntyre. 1
A vote or thanks was moved ‘.1>yW.
A. Stewart President ol gn, y-,m,0,;_
and seconded bv R. H. Campbell,
R. 'L_ Ewing, Secretary ol ‘ tihs
Y. M.tC. in Madras,  L wa;
Dresen s was present , spqking
briefly. This evening he will gtvs an
illustrated lecture on “Life and. Con-
ditions in India," which will bs frcq
and open to the public. '
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AMERICAN WARES _
IN LAUBTHLLIM
LONDON, Oct. 4-According to the
parliamentary paper which givesiars-
porbon the trade of Australia for
K the year 1911, there is an increase at
£2,300,000 in 1911 as compared, with
1910, the increase in 1910 having been'
.$34,650,000 as compared with 1909.
The articles com-ing under _ thc'
heading of metals and machinery and
tcxtilcs,_app.nrel and attire, are thc
most important, and are rcspomibll
for over 66 per cent. of the total .ilu
ports of other manufacturers of niet-
al, machines and machinery. It ap-
pears that although the total illllmlfil
in this classhave increased hom
.4-212,074,821 in 1910 "to £14,199,114 ill.
1911, the population of the United
Kingdom imports to the total has in-
creased from about 65 per cent. to
about 60 per cent.
As regards motor cars it is evident
that the manufacturer in the United,
States has been an energetic come'
petitcr during the past’ 12montl|s
and the American manufacturer of
both motor cars and bnggies whldl
can be purchased in Australia for-loss
than £300, has met with suecsss. _ .
The United States manufacturers
appear also to be successful some
peting with cars of a more expensive
nnture, and the success they obtain is
altributcd to the cars being higher
fwm the ground than those manufac-
wiwl in the UnitedKingdom, also to
their being lighter and consequently
not so»expensive*to run either tons
the point of vie _pil the consumption
ol petrol or the trsar of the tildo
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THE TEIPEIITIIIE' _
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strong south and southwslt Willis]
showery. ' '
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it was forty-two degrees above sad.
at nine p. m., it was forty-six shovi-
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