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(_U_s_usdien Press) _
NEW. YORK, 0°?-. ' 17-The state
rested its case today, in, the trial oi
veiled Iaienfisnsnt, nee- .B°°k°\' on
the charge of investigating the mur-
iier`of Hdlfilllli R0B¢l_l¢_hl.\.- guniblar,
The case for the defence will beg-in
tomorrow when J ohh W. Hart 0
Iiecl're!1's_coul`ll_el will make an opening
undress to the iuryf If Becker has
his way. Hart said. he will go on the
stand in his own. defence but his at-
torneys bnve not yet decided to al-
low- hiin to do so.
NEWI YORK, 0612. 16-*Tha prggegu.
tion in the' trial of Lieutenant Charles
A. Becker for the murder od Herman
Rosenthal played its final strong card
today when Mrs. " Lillian Rosehal,
widow of the srin ga/mblar, was cali.
eil to the stan to testify to the
business relations between her hus_
hand and the accused police official.
A great crowd stormed the court, in
uiiticipat/ion of sensdtional testimony
fremwinagvemm. who District Attor.
uey i  _ believes to be one or the
strongest -v‘;?tnes§es_ -
Mrs-_ Ryseuther told or -her husband
meeting- with Becker at the Elks club
on Thanksgiving. evening. The Lien
tenant, she declared, laced his asm .
around Rosenthal hue ssid : well Her-
man, how are you 7
Rosenthal complained thai. his ai.
fairs were not`as flourishing as they
mixht be. and Becker declared : ,
Everything will he all right.
Then she -was quickly led to the day
of the raid. -Beckertried to sinssh
down the door and she rsn ‘iowa
stairs to let hiuzf in.
F0' Henve 's eel<e.' he said to him,
What dose this mean 7 Are you ti-y_
ine to break j up our home ?
B_¢°k°l‘. She swore, followed her in-
side and said :' '_' " '
It hed to Iigaeéiilermeu or ms. 'ren
Herman he 'ii 'I‘fivfe"ii?*anything.
She referred to tile 5 '»l00 loaned
licr husband* on the"`inort¢age. Mrs.
Rosenthal, however, proved somewhat
of a disappointment-on the direct ex-_
umlnation. She failed to reveal any
of the Secrets Wlfliih were buried with
ber husband after his tongue had
been silenced by the bullets of the
uesassins on July 16. After s
short examination by Assistant Pro-
secutor Moss, she had turned over to
the - defence for cross-examination.
The State scored when John F.Mc-_
lntfro, chic( attorney for the accused
lieutenant, tried repeatedly snri ,,,,.
successfully to show, through the
widow, that R0sel1tha.l’s death was
therelult of a gambling feud. All
questions along this line were ex-
cluded and after being under fire for
about _an hour, Mrs. Rosenthal wus
excused.
NEW' YORK, o,e_t. is.-"when tnisl
sensation hl9wa__.bver the public will
sive nie e. nenslonifor killing that-
erook., *Ros`enthlsl_" ‘
'rhese are .til words attributed to
Police, I,»leu_tbn _t Charles Beclcer by
James D, 'Hiil.loll, his fellow prisoner
in the To bs, at today's session of
Becker's tlqnl _ on the charge of ln-
sti-_rating the m,u_der of Herman Ro-
senthal, the 'gambler who “squeeled"
against him. 'I-Ia'llon was one of fif-
teen witnesses who testified today
for the state. Assistant District At-
torney Moss announced when adjourn-
ment was taken tonight that he had
only one _or tivo more witnesses to
call to complete the case for the peo-
ple.
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session wILi,_sno1N ~
 ‘ ‘ Novnmnsn 14.
Will Illllllllllli
IISMIISI IUIIKS
(Canadian Press) '
BELGRADFI, Oct. 17.-War against
Turkey was formally declared to-
night by the Servian government.
The declaration was transmitted to
the Bervian Minister at Constantino-
ple this afternoon to be presented to
ports tomorrow.
(Canadian Press)
SOFIA, Oct. 17.-The lring's man-
ifesto to the people proclaiming war
against Turkey will be puhlishe dto-
morrow.
._ __.____.._.___.f______.
IIEIIIIILIEH M-IIIES
EIIIII] HIS ISSIPI
BERLIN, oct. is-(special)-The
Dusseldorf police are dis-
mayed at the renewed flight of the
celebrated em-bezzler, Heinrich Geb,
who yesterday eluded two warders ap-
pointed to guard him during a visit
to the dentist, It wal. discovered
laét year that Geb had defraudgd his
employers, a large building firm, tc
the extent of $50,000, but he manag-
ed to escape before a warrant could
be issued. The offer of a reward- oi
$2,500 finally resulted in the discov-
ery that Geb was living in Turkey.
With his wife and his son, the latter
fifteen years old, he had fied to Con-
stantinople, where he had simultane-
ously arranged to purchase a marble
villa, cn the island of Prlnkipo,where
_he was subsequently arrested.
Gob and his family had embraced
Mohsmmedaaism, and it was ex-
pected that this move would render
extra/ditlon impossible, but the Ger-
man Foreign Office managed to sur.
mount the difficulty, and Geb was
brought back to Germany. He show-
ed exemplary conduct, and, as the
trial was expected to be held soon,
special leave was given him yesterda-
to receive private treatment for a
severe atfIack.of toothache. on the
way to the dentist's Gob. _easily
slipped, his guard, and outdlstanced
the wnrders. There has since been
no further news as to his where-
shouts.
GETS FORTIPNE, GOES TO JAIL.
VANCOUVER, ,B_ C., Oct. 16.-
Celcbratfng his twenty-first birthday,
and receiving a share in a large es-
tate in England, which will net him
an income of ten thousand dollars
yearly, James H. Ponscnby, nephew
of Lieut_-Col. Sir Frederick Edward
Ponsonby, cousin df the Earl of Bess-
borough and Baron De Manley, and
God-son of Viscount Surzon, former,
Vice Roy of lndia, was yesterday, in
police court, sentenced to two years
imprisonment in New Wpstminster
penitsntiary by Magistrate Elkeal on
a charge of forgery. Fifty-five ddyd
Ponsonby had been in jail awaiting
trisl, and during this time his att0l‘-
ney made complete restitution of all
money which had been gained illegal-
ly.
AOADIA COLLEGE
DEFEATS DALHOUSIE.
woLFv1Li.E, october lc- 'rhc
Acadia college football‘team indicted
n signal defeat on the Dalhousie fif-
teen in a game here today. The
home team won by s S¢0i`¢ Of 11 '~°
0. The Acadia scrim is heavy and
strong, the average weight being 180
pounds, and the team as a whole is
particularly dns.
I The Dalhousie team returned to
REGINAF- SNK" -OQL 16`__Th° n"t‘ H lif h th evening train. The
session of 'the new Saskatchewan le!'_ Aa dz: min WT” may Ham” in Haw
islature will open on Thiirsdal' N0*/Um
ber. fourteenth. __ _
ca
fax in _ two weeks-
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   tosfs mics
1>ui.»_nT.H__. ont- 1e»H°'i' fe" °°“ “
wllgfahii-“l;iPwabik men who have arrived
in th, ,my _mp a liiealtliy, ‘full
grown male .xii 'running 10" “ ‘“"“'
ight and fairly level 5ciini.rvHo`lr1';§g
» Qi R I
°°i‘ii”.°`IT;I‘.r'°.§.‘.’i..“.'§."l_ stile- one-
ecrscu olei irslueu and nsrt Nci-
.uii vis trivia; to numb in Mf-
.,.,,,i,., §°,,,,,,,s;m so. A short ais-
tsiise this eiiieot the 0\°n“°° “W”
th some up ii 'wolf ri-ein this sms.
ofszhe road "Pile wolf nn1bl°d “I-""3
,,h“,|`¢yi' Qiie  nd didiiot seem to
rsu_\iu'thii`t'lt eoiddi muy elves" lg
uiuhgedinto tile-bnllijsi fl” 'l °
"',°h_'°#'§m.  up the throttle
an hir Well lit nu* I “°*'°h' Mr'
'rs or ouaiediiilf' wld*-*"4* "" w°"
.ut in ieaa;iio.»»»\_e~3'- -.’-fl: ' fm
f » "51 irspqgdn.;
w I none too QQ  th hop.
 l......
ami wss sttendlng strictly !o_businees
Mr. Fahlen pulled out an shotgun
which the party ned bf°“S ° eI°n§ l'
the hops of getting s partridze. and
he blazed away, but the line bird
shot did not seem to have any efiddt.
und it is doubtful if it reached the
wolf, as the car did not provide a
very good footing for markemdn- If
just seemed to spur the wolf ou ti
better endeavors.
when it looked ns if the wolf might
'win this unique race, a level stretch
ui msd, slightly down grade, was eu-
eountered_ With the throttle wide op'
sn the car leaped ahead and overtook
the animal. The front wheels passed
over its body, but before the driver
could bring the oar to s stop sudthf
men could retrace their steps, the
voir had dressed hlsilleli into ine
,mes sua disappeared.
The chase cover nearly time
,Mi-_ all ‘elle mes have -to show for
their cxmlunce is eulfttle tuit of
wolf hide and hsirywhich they found
on a stuns where tile-can had passed
Operation Necessary to Save
Other Eye. Dr. Bayardi,
Physician
(Canadian Press)
ROME, Oct. 17-Wm. Marc`oni’s
right eye was removed today by Dr.
Bayardf, s noted physician. The
patients health has not been satisfac-
tory since the recent automobile ac-
clddllt and-the operation was deemed
necessary to preserve the sight of the
other eye. The operation was per-
formed successfully.
ROME, Oct. '16-After consultation
was held in regard to the condition of
William Marcolli’s injured eye, and
resulted' in a bulletin which caused
serious anxiety. It is as follows :i
An examination -demonstrates that
the diminution of the visual faculty of
the injured eye observed on October
10 is increasing and is accompanied
by shrlnlring from light and neuralglc
pains, rendering s diagnosis more
doubtful. Tho patient/s general state
is excellent.
savno' ms Lisa
Now Ir is -Haas.
NEW YORK, oct. 'le-Capt. Henry
B. Farrar, First United States ln-
fantry, stationed in the Phllllppines
has arrived in New York on the
Baphish liner Montevideo from Cad-
iz With his bride of a year who was
biehorita Carmen Pavio.
He and she met under strange cir-
cumstances. 'l‘he (laptain's first view`
of the young Spanish woman was
when he awoke one night on a. bed in
her house ,twelve miles from Man-'
lla. His head handgaged and_aching
Capt. Ferrar weakly tried to ask the
girl who was ministering to him just
what had happened but the only re-
ply was the silencing touch of a cool
hand on his lips. -
Not until he was convalescent did
the Captain learn as much as any one
there knew of what had happened to
him. Senorita Ravio had been walk-
ing along a path near her home, when
she had come upon the young officer
lying _-iinconsclous. _Near the spot
was his horse gl-azmg.
Mountinpthe. horse. the first time
in her life she had ever ridden an
animal-the seuorita galloped swiftly
to her home and brought two ser-
vants with n litter. They took the
Captain hack with them, Then the
senorita bravely_rn_ounted again and
breathing silent prayers ‘ that she
might ba' ble to. stick on long enough
‘io reach &aq_ila,_s_.tar_ted on the twel-
ve mile ride. She came back with a.
doctor and the Capta.in's life was
saved. `
1Nsfi<AN'l=- mourn iN
H13 AUTOMOBILE.
v.i'mvioU'rn,_ october is-_ 'rue
'saddest accidents that his occurred in
Yarmouth in years, happened tonight,
when Andrew, éteaves '_ _wad instantly
killedby the turning over of. his
auto, on Hartford about six miles
from town. _ _ ' ' _ __
As  ali, it can be learned = the
machi e was going at a rate of about
fifteen _milpa an hour when s. team
nsath, lust where he sat at th-
wheel. ,
W. F. Branscombe. manager  of
the Dominion Express company, who
was with him, iumpedand escaped in-
iury.
Dr. Williamson was called, but on
arriving found life extinct and had
the-.body removed home. Mr.
Steeves was the Dominion express
agent of the town and was a very
popular official of the company and
will bs very much missed. He is
coriusnsso:-its - I _
York R R' No 2
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two provinces who halve been guilty The matter is a serious one as therd
DUKE S TROUBLES ABE
ABOUT OVER.
Y.
also as a labor of love and I pray
that during the time I have the honor
zlldhtyog' Zczount 0( iu_h,,am,_ ‘his will be argued in the Supreme Court
~ next week
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great dm o,MwD,,y_ E1.EG'r1oN Pnofriesr ‘lbs Cm|¢i\_;_n_C¢uni,ym
WILL BE HEARD .
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pu "- d M11” » If t t _“_ eb0V¢ “F0 Bild l-h°. §rh t _ I ~ -- -’ - T 1-Cmindian (‘.oiiiitryiiian is full of farm deas, spbn
B °W° ' -n mum c 373° we" 7 ‘° thred ll_0§l`0°S_ 5\’°V°' ' -° ww" 1°'   . i|l\i.~itrateil with fui-in via\vs_ farm muuhlni-lry in operation,
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HE OR ALE-AT 45 BAY- four egreess. ove. n e a. . t d h I gy A.; A »,i ii sxhi it at oronto, er. -
lipid; St. ______l_Q-lii_i\_l5lD§; was forty-two degree! above and at megan: °:;o1:gn_ ‘gin eacust Msyrwgg II I Qgwrrinlziig-Iliiige f`ui°thei' pnrfii-.ulurs ure given about Thgix-_
BAUN_B0lii»BAUSAGEB THE BEST nine p. m. it was forty-eight degrees pany ard” and uve D” “nt dnwuut _ “dia” Cmmtrynml 3, ` , 1' ‘
in der F ash t San _ above. ' ' all d. Mini bar etwenty-five _ " ' I ` 
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Apply to, 0. _ Fe guson, 4 29 _
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F'°Q°s5””T0fF€_I_MPoRrgdD;’R§f§‘ and tomorrow st sos; it rises to- fig ,,,,.,:',c ofrthc Public. always ilu- <'hnrioe<»inwn Guni-uiuu_ ‘
is rm' Luo sw: ram’ i ty  Q' morrow at 6-22 Bnil sillldky Bl 5-33- ready for prompt action and efficient - tlharlotuitoum P. Ei I. ' ‘ » -13'-li -‘
G°°°=“‘°°*' I" r' Que ' ' ` The moon sets tonillif at 11.13. service This can truly be said _ of. Dear Sirs
_5‘l‘-‘E-'-P-"-’l°l9.9-°i?‘3-'----~--mflanfgql 'ras inet quarter of the moon was been 'my tyrewriters. 'rho smith
Foxms go; S3322 IEAL?  on Thursday, Oct. 17th at 6 p. m- Premier and the Remington. A.. Milne
drnlli _‘P °"°°|» P97 The moon will be full on Friday Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 1_0-17~Il8£..
Sink". Ff°'“.\*"1» 1-9' 11- oct ii . as t 1o.ao u. ni. --- ._ . -
I " A  1°`1aME1-2-‘ld-1 ‘l‘l¢:eal-engti: of- today will be ten °'Parties.wishin3 to supplx- Mane-
WAN!l‘iB..`A SALEFE HY UAPBFLE hours and forty-sight minutes. and timber. for tha. extension to #WG
off " ' clxar|s1"`ol our mlllinbri (Dlrom Yesterdsy’s lilvoii'in¢-Glisziiian) brsakvrater at. Sourls are requgted. _ _ _ _ _
thou i.-'coma Apply af. or-ee to "ree "Recall store" thermometer is to meet R. G. Pnsneyuat git Xiennrr _ ~ pm umm,  - g
_Malilg_¥r, Prose Bros., Ltdi broken and thus' The Guardian ie is Hotel any i me di!! K 0 *Y 0 _ ‘.__ NEW _.,,,\,,,,.|.“,em “,»1_vh,,Gm!.,uu,} can ‘ape
_ om “N 'mm _ .....t~ff'~ez»uf»-_.»---  Mfnsf‘d's Linimsnt used by Physicians Mlnsrde linlment curv gsrgeth “ws Keep Minsvd s -Liuiment in thehun!!-
-B IIIIIIS IS IIIIII
On Strength oflurkey Grant- With Crow’s Nest Coal Com-’ `
ing Autonomy to Arabs of pany Over 'Yardage Rates __
- Tripoli Shortageihreatened ' icsssciaa Presb ' '
WINNIPEG, Oct. 17-Ben Davis;
--~ -_- Well known local speed man was fn-
stahtly killed this mornin when an
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(Canadian Press) (ganadian Press) -automobile turned turtle at Head-
Roius, oct. 17.-As the sultan cr OTTAWA. Oct. 11.~1uiners or .‘"3*”~
'rurhey has issued a urine/u grunting f-`rnw.’e Nest Peee Coed Co- have en- r 
autonomy to the Arabs. of Tripoli Plled to the ‘Department of Labor fur ‘ _
and Cyrensncs, the King of- Italy has a conciliation board to settle the dis-   
made public si" decree according ruu puts with the company over yerdese _
amnesty to the inhabitants of those l’st0S- »
_ _wlth'the Bank of ‘oval Scotia. _
of any acts of hostility against the is some danger of a coal shortage in _ I . BI S Thi* 1`°l?0l't 413.41 1.t`?*h5t *R NEW'
Italians. All prisoners and deported the West-
persons are to be released immediate- Neilfly 5.000 Ullneri BIB 810165041-
ly `
PARIS, Oct. 18-(Special)- Each
_ _ - ----l- r F a i
  POPULAR PoIN'r, Manitoba, octo- Eggzglfrhe ryf,'f,f,gy°i*;f,i;.?if,?_mif:'
` -_ NF 15-TIN I`¢C0Dl110l1 80110111011 t0 the opinion of the notabilities of the
_ the Dulce of Connaught, the Duchess district, takes, so to speak, the rose
  and Prlnc;ass Patricia this afternoon, -snot the cake-of virtue in the nom.
. i _ was the o osinz of the event of the inunit _ This ni stical rose carries
‘ western tour of their royal hlghnesses with  as an invyhrishis suis, E sub.
of which the first official event was stgntini sum of m¢yney_ Without
'” "' the visit to _Sault Ste Marie on Aug- doubt, the hope of this rose keeps
) ‘N ust 29. In his speech at Portage Ls, many 8 young may in the tum.,
ll CRT ELGIN, Oct_ 15.-On Sunday Pfdifiu in reply to the civic address paths of virtue. Now, a free-think.
afternoon, the 13th mst., the body of Ol Wnlwnid. the duke referred to the ing deputy has left in his will a year-
s negro, James Young, drowned from knowledge of western Canada, which ly "rosary" of $300, but with the
the schooner J. A. Sliver off Sherruo- the tour has given him, s tour which condiruon that the young lady q\,au_
Elle Harbor on Ocr. 2nd, came ashore ‘has extended over the whole west and fled for this award must be not onl
Iiglénillegigllgrilgeoxbeaciil nefar t‘l11e house of .whose turning point was the Alaskan physically, but hiss mg;-any a¢_trB¢_
in the surf H; ge; _nun ttliedbody boundary on the Pacific coast. Enid tive. The old gentleman does nog
word to M.r- H;W_war_di ;;\(;;_oK;i;; E;-‘elno gre lgovernor general after lilayoi' put on record his eritsria 0| physicai
went through ‘and had’ him talrie the cqzgeayd had read the address of wel' ggfiicggeaeés' uzhat q`“°s-tg); d 5’
_ ° -_ , w an easy n , e
gggyfggonésngrfvéugsgsngor1;s)i:;i1;~;epi;i§; From here onwards my iourney -the discretion of the municipal su-
   O- .  ..._  L‘::.;“li.;l"" °°.2:r:i..:"”.‘:. §.._.::; 2':°';§;i°;.:“i_."z::,:i:.;°‘ii.€' ".‘i.“;.
I€,f)‘;,f;‘f,n‘f““°‘§;a“;0f§l"d Plfecgfttff  muy. therefore, he sein to hc thc cue young lady chosen shell he strictly
place by A’ F. Johnson another of my travels for this yesir,u.n.'l that anti-Clerical. She must he ignorant
nearby resident who also Qeported it is why I wish to _say :it this I-4-int of her Bible, and possess not even n
' _ » what a. Dlcudllfe 51119 .‘0“Fi“lY lhfll the nodding acquaintance-as so :nun
and Mr. Hayward again went through t t h , ._ Y f _ ,_ .
and viewed both bodies that aftep greva wes as been .ci r..o. Wl.en us have-wlth_aA sermon. S)1s.m“Bt_m ilangland, recently lllldlbld-slloggmtie
noon with the assistance of lvlrt Nap- I “gum to my home "J Ottawa' I 'act' be as fl” 1” he' uf-°“ght° as Bm’
Dlaou LeBlanc’ coroner, of Cape she Ioilten look back to the recap- is reserved in _her actions. Young
Bauli ._ He took the swam Emu* ion ave met with at every point ladies with the Madonna type of beau.
    »- e     “°  °=  
n ing the-bodies and the facts being . . °
known, considered .that an inquest 5° “muy °( 7°” people and at NW?
.was not access” and ,_ er t ing seen so-many different- places -WINS BRIDE IN
,,,,,,,,d_ They wire _,,§,,‘f,d °,&,,,ff,';"; but yet with s thought or regret ut 'r1c1,nr=HoNn nomieucn by Acting secretary.  . ._ . -_
afternoon in the Fernwood cemetery 'U10 1m1,n‘?n5° di_m¢“1tY»0l» kndlllng - ` -'-*_ J ll alll 
at Port Elgin. Both bodies were well _Piave _in my knowledge of the Domln- HARTFORD. Of--. uet.16-A ro-
pr served. On the body of James IOP With if-B Pl1€“0l11°l18l gI‘0WI111. 'mance Of- the telephone switchboard been decided. but it is laid. gn}y,~.ap~
M31-rison were found a letter address- To do so is almost imPOSBl‘ble. I W0n_f0i‘ 00101181 Patrick McGovern,
ed to him from Chatham and a pic- can only assure you that to know he life insurance rnagnate, the pretty
ture postcard from a young lady in Canada well-, to understand its as- Yvllllg bride, with whom he is now
Montague, P. E. I., signed "Mary Mc- pirations, to sympathize with its sis- seeing New York on a honeymoon trip
Lend.” The writing w-as legible. A appointments, in fact to identify The Colonel is sixty-three years old;
gold filled Watch and chain, were myself with the nation in every pos- his bride, who was Julia Pills burv
found on Morrison‘s body, but other pqsslbleway, is always my endeavor, Kii1Eh0Ff1. iS Olilyj half het husbapl1's
than that no valuables on either. not only as a. matter of dut but, i\g¢~ She was the tele hone er or
, D on ei
in the officer of her husband and it
was here that he won her adections.
JUMPED To DEAQ-»H_ tgrreggesent tfgie lljringi here as gover- P fioloniell Mi}:l(_}oi;)el;ni is repoirgied to
____ -g era, e om mon may con- H1 0 K eil IS l` e a we ng pres-
TORONTQ out 16___]Ohn H_ Ed. tinue unabated in the course Qf ent of $50,000. He is one of the
dis, s bachelor, aged 55, living at Prosperity it now enieys. largest ef°‘=kh°1d°fe of the Aetna Life
147 A Church street, at 8 o'elock W Insurance_Compa,uy. This is the sec-
this morning jumped from the Shep Rini UDIATES WIFE und marriage`of the Colonel. His
boume street bridge to the Rosedaie BECAUSE OF RACE. first wife died seven years ago.
ravine, 125 feet below. He was con- y ‘”"“' _
scious for several minutes after the NEW \0ltK, oct. 16.--Mrs. ips B._ WARNB ENGINEER
fan’ which broke both arms and 8, Matthews Richardson, also known as _ AND SAVES 'rnA1N_
leg. but loft the head uniniured. ' mira' IVR B» M- B1`Y8“» Yesterday. --
In its descent the body struck ai rough her C’-Wnself IPa3°_ B- Rain' MONTREAL, Oct. 17-The ‘Grand
picket gate and fell on- its right side. hafdlii began an action in the Bu- Trunk. traln from Masselia Springs,
Fred M. Carlton, 767 Markham street Pfeme Cmnt fill’ 5 B9PB1'nl1l0n f_l'0m- N. Y-., came within an ace of having
was one of several persons to see the B°b°r_t Kdelwofth R‘°h“"d"°“~ Wh° a serious accident this morning when
fatal jump, and the first to reach the 3150 IB 1_"i0Wn 85 R0bert K. Bryan- the Bryson Bridge ce,ugh_~flre._ One of
- _ . _ Still living und Sl11i_led_8-15.(/9-I‘_1f».0ll 9 .mm y' ' warning the engineer and the train
1°°m°d un- "‘ "°F‘t and ‘“ steppmg when he reached his side. The pince- RI*°h“"d50“ alleged d¢H9fti0rl ond men- was sto ad ,mt in ti
to one side. the machine turned# “ez glasses Eddie was wearing when tions the name of Miss Bessie Wha- The D55 elv moc}:n.;.u t 1
turtle, pinhing.Mc. Bteevss under he made the leap were not broken by ley. I ,_ iI_ as l>_ o e _
- , ow the train to pass over in safety
the ‘Hui and 5- $015 Watch f°““d with Mr' _R'lchar-di;ms- rigly as-mite that but passengers from Montreal, in-
the crystal intact, and still keeping n"=I)r\§lIee2m=e]r;(1); hui? heel? slséhgsugké stead 0, arriving in the my at ten
time' The gold Watch was onehzvhml marriage is vold because ills wife has minutes t0 nine' did "Ot get In ‘mm
had been.PreSEnted to him on B re ne ro llood in her veins Mrs. Rich- haIf‘l’a5t ten- ‘
tirement in June of last year from 8 »‘ _ -
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1 i » `. .<»_“._ ii-
f5‘i'“‘ °.I.¥I9¥I‘  
_‘ Buy Bunkef, 
4 wid(   ._, it
 
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1 (Svwiei to The.: Gus Gian. _ _
, ser. Jon-N, oct. rr.-fs'l>r bfvui
few 'days eu asm'-eatin
rumor has been cu;reqt_ _
merger of the Benin of _ _
wick whose been tgps Qilqslty,
institution would-he u_;e\;”n_ _ _fire _
latter on ai basis ofyons 
in the Banlc of New Brunswick for
one in the Bank of Noll. Ben!-la.
At s meeting of the directors Tile!-
uay it is understood. tbs-
of the Bank 05 blossom-unsq ,_  __
derod the proposition but. he
finite conld be foamed. ._ _.,
This evening, Ja Qs.. £013-
President of the .Bmlel 
wick definitely stated that $he pl‘0~
posed arnnlgomatloaol -tbotwo banks
would be considered iii D' NQQI of
the directors of the Bank of. Nova
Scotia tomorrow. 'fihil iw_,aogd`ded
as s virtual admission f-Mt  pros-
pects aw good for the morgermbqing
consummated and definite announce-
ment may be looked for in the near
future. »
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i<;NGr.ANii MAKES-
AMMU-N1'r1oN iron U. s_.
_..-»
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wksmnoron, octohep. 
tract for part of the armor pie;o,i_ng_
shells from the Uni?/ed Stones, niyygua
which the Hatfliild B_tu}7.0°ll\`lN\Iv'Qf
can competitors by nearly \BOQ;l0il ga
_less than a, million dollars-.imlkleet
for two thousand i-iaeh shells, and
'by about $i'.00_,oiui oo.; onntsset.,.,g.__
about $1,000,000 for __3_5i_N. is ,i.§5_.
shells, will he awa'rd.ed.ta,thQ _ Dogs
lish concern, it was 
ust owmanysh _ _ _ '
by the English corppapyi has _, jot.
ough will be contracted for, tqussgvg.
as a test. _ The Hatfield coxgpapg Q9
tered to make the Q fnclf sh s~ st
$151 apiece, and the limzii- et... ma..
apiece, whereas their nearest. _Ameri-
_ can competitors, the Washingiqu Steel
and Ordnance company, of this city,
offered the former at $271 ess! and
the latter at $490.
Other higher bidders were the Ghhpiy- '
ble Steel Company, Pittlbilx' in .We
Bethlehem Steel company, Beghlehem,
Pa., and the Minstrel Steel company,
Philadelphia. i ~
Attorney-General Wlchershsm has
given an opinion as to the gpniiea-_
ion of the eight hour li# in ebiigqlou..
tion with the award. This, howevei',it
is said, did not affect the question as
to whether the eontrseflllllllld be
awarded to the English steel oqpllqly
_or to American concerns, and was
asked for only to decide st ' 
point in the preparation of ma'
for the shells all laborerslco 
env way w-ith the work must 7,.
with the eight hour requfrem ts., he
decision has not been made p It
has been the policy of the n al ...da-
partment in ' the past to .evurdi iw
work to home concerns even if the bid'
is slightly higher than sbme foreign
offer. .' .I '_
Ask for Minard’s |cnd'vts@e_\\p 
.iiiils tliun italy of its ionipcfitois.
_»..-_c
_ l ,
L f beanie. 
- _ r 1e_-1si_iti...without thc usual temperature. erica, isth lust. iadmzi. _ ,,,_m,,, ,_ - _ _ _ ,
, _ _
_ , _
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,, ,_ f ti, 1 i 1 B ni si nrdson denies this Charge end enye 
éacniggv :X tihe seaéruggtcz ofawilich she isa descendent of Okeechobula, a  ‘ " I  ” _ .,..
institutlon be had been employed for bemlnde 'mlef
e r He retired with a en- A motion ‘fir 550 H Week “li”-‘°“Y    S .'
me
r 4
_en (weekly) one year... -‘f
survived by s widow- - / -- - .~- i' . ._ ._   ='[oi|l_...,............._.._. . _
  EDMONTON Alta., Oct. 17.-The
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- ~ "if "“"“i‘,l',,§, ,,,, ‘;::;“§:..‘s;.‘i::.“;i:;;iz;‘ si :.l.:._"a_ I . I Two. more lor ilriee nl one -  - I
' I N "  ' ' TIDES’ ' ‘ W. Cross, as attorney general of Al~ _ ' ` ` _ - ~- *` 1
berth Wag denied by the supreme l~ui'flii~iii0i1fli0f OCTOH?R the Gll£\l1llfU\ |Di|llHPm°|`!.f¢'z$‘
(special to The Guardian) ' t t viirriiilotcil n.i'|'a|\geiiii~iits fo o forthe ilbove two papers toilpgi ig
» F  , ' court yesterday with coss agains __ _ ' __ _ _, _ _ '_ _ ' _ .
_   0 TORONTO Oct. 18.-liresh to Mr Cross The protest which was di¢.s;gi:sl::(i;iil:>pl;;l‘;:Li:_iilhlslitiidgoi illllklrtyhliilgilll _dl £n th r limit
_ ’ | d; f 1 (1 ~ ' v ' _ ' i ~ _v ii ro lice e ul 'im" ` 0
 stmng southwesterly w ll I DY fm. hnserl on allelril ballot smmng' Wm public of. this Proviiii-o us if enjoys aliirger circulation by  =
W°'l`m li heard _ _ - _ _ ~ _ ‘ _ ' -ae”
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tn the Moriiing Gnarillaii for one .yue\.i:. With. till sd ` ` _
undcrsiaiul flint l will receive l-‘REE for one year The ~
<.‘<iiintr_\-men. u WEEK LY magazine printed in Toronto, Ont.
_ - 4°-__
ii`.ni:loeml find herewith $‘l\.7l0 being renewal 
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