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CANADA MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER -io, 1912 rrnsr or Am {'*‘°‘*""§l *-#HQ , /mo, , ,,"
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Heavy  'Caused To-
Bulldindllhd Machinery
lM_a[i,y~`?N`jtiirow Escapes
resounding, crsehlthst could be heard
lor blo9Pl,.,tJl&_._T_?rt.b» wall oi the
wsrediovse .en._ __ rne’s wharf, next,
the east. eldo terry slip. owned ny the
Theme What!-,and Warehousing com-
ileld in i’a'ris-Seventy Two
Machines Bearing Full
review ever held ol a complete aero-
plane s.{;nada took place this morn-
ing at illacoublay near Paris. No.
lower than seventy-two 'Erench army
°'Phe~Clvil.ian..Riile Club will hold
the seventh match lor the Ferns Cup.
and _second match lor ' the
:Hr-_H. ‘Brown trophy, and the secosd
match tor the Militia Solver on
sharp.
‘ BORN. ` . Z
COOMBS'-At Lynn. Mass, Sept.; 17,,
-PA-R1.S. S°P'=°ml>°f 27~'1`l1° first 1912, te G. Heath and Mrs. Coombe.;
Filly 2 years old- 1. Leo Essory,
Union Road.
Filly 1 year old-1. A. A. Mc-
psny, collapsed in iew minutes alter,ilg»ing machines with their iull com~1';3_¢g¢h_.M“-Bhgeid; 3_ _y_ J, Q,,,ii,¢¢i;,_
six this eveni|_1'g."_Lucki1y- there was
iiements ol pilots and observers and -,Slllllmtlildei 3'- Beni. Rodd. B'fIl_#°k‘
no ons_.in'yt!|s--“Jibullding at the time_¢iis attached part ol motor trucks lley .Point Road. ‘
and _iiisident occurred a few,
minutes sool¥l'<"'the loss oi llie would
have been- navy. The second and
thlyld iloorsoihthe building weie
use as L ware ouse by the shipping
firm! gunner- j,Brotl;ers, while the
gr-0 00!'_wa|_` occup ed by mnnhi .
ery of old l._\wron Saw company.
when ‘tho sglsillhiell, several tons ol
snrdinw. .W c were housed in th
second-_is!!!l.l»l_ii'l‘li stories. leil out or?
the _*the-rl amid`a'n avalanche oi
bri ;.Damage to the building is ss-
timated at $2,000, while the damage
to machinery and other goods will he
much larger. Altho there were no
war, Alexandre Miller and -the air-
_msn and their _craft yust ‘ returned
irom -the great army ‘maneuvers et,
which they achievedsuch triumphs,
and thoyvmade an imposing display
when they lined 'un on the extensive
_parade ground. Thousands ot pen-_
_plc were present and there was great
enthusiasm among _them as the alr-
-mefn saluted the minister for war.
fAt the close oi the review, M. Miller
_[nude a speech in which he dealt on
is and the n|stion's determination
y,¢,¢u¢i¢g_ ,gym-51-men bm-eiy escaped Ego keep France in the iorelront ol
o
with their lives.
CONDITION OF MAROONI.
_.___
SPEBIA. Italy, September 27-
The physician in attendance upon
Mr. Marconi, in a statement issued
after a consultion today; declared
that 'the general condition ol the pa-
tient was excellent. 'It was stated,
howe-ver, that the swelling had not
yet been sullclently reduced to per-
mit oi a complete examination and
that it was possible, aside lrom the
visible bruises, the inventor also had
sustained other injuries. -
-aviation. He urged the officers t
'reiraln from seeking publicity which,
.hc said, could only _be harmful to the
lservice.
liiilliilliii B?lii_l]liiTS
  Hill. [iiHlI|ilS
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(Canadian Press)
, OTTAWA, Sept. 30-The guests oi
- ,_,'.l.he Prime Minister the Right Hon.R.
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fhilwmfldhept. ao, (special)-The
crisis  the irish cattle trade he-
comes, #ily _more acute and may have
.political as ,well as 'economic conse-
quences. The .lat cet¢1s"trade, .which
is worth about $25,000,000 n year to
this country, has been very badly.
hit. It is true that certain English
ports are open lor such cattle on the
condition ol immediate slaughter. In
the first place, however, the number
ol.these-ports is unable to cope with
the Irish output. In the next place,
Irishiermsrs and dealers complain
that the , trade in these congested
places is now ~.in the hands of “rings”
and' that Irish cattle are being sold
at.a heofy loss.
The gravity oi the situation has
been increased tenioid by -the ap-
proach oi the season lor the export
oi Iriifitore cattle to Great Britain.;
?hls trn_.de'is the backbone oi the
rish farmers’ livelihood. Its value
is estimated at nearly $50,000,000 a
year. "Bid tenant depends on his
stores for the payment of his rent;
the new peasant Proprietor lor the
payment .ol his land purchase annui-
ties. The stores are already B°°“m“'
leting in the great plains oi the
South and Weit, but all the ports ol
Great Britain are rigidly shut
snllist them, and Mr. Runciman's
letterto the Lord Mayor ol _Duhlllh
shows that there is no immedlotv
prospect oi the removal oi his re-
strictions. The outlook is really ser-
ions.
W--~'**._f*“'
TRADE TROUBLE LED `
`~ MAN TO SUICIDE.
MONTREAL, Sept. 27-Tylvs llll
neck to a wall gas let only about live
feet from the door. JH-¢0l> AUM. H
Jewléli merchant. oit Sixélbgryi kgilt
` ' I _` ` a 1 r g -.
wg  in an attitude of
nm' `g' `h"”n` ` ,tn death. He was
.Qdq,t`~__li¥a§.i?huslness troubles and
- ,j(_i§h_,°omuinptlon. A_ sllghf-
f me 3 'seine which mily
' ` . .hands er the rolled
,,“'q|'|' ‘¢.Atlas' throatf _Whv
.~_u'sdor the welsh* 01
 
.2-.
L. Borden at the luncheon yesterday,
were Hon. W. T. White, Minister ol
finance, Sir Geo. Murray, who has
just arrived from England to inter-
.visw the report upon the Dominion
Civil Service lor the Canadian gov--
ernment, Dr. Murphy oi Tignish, P.
E. I., Hon. Chas. Dalton a member
distinguished men. ' '
WllMll| HUBBH] _ 1
y r   ri “innnirs
MELBOURNE, Sept. 30-An eccen-
tric old wsynan who was known to
carry a la ge amount ol money was
held up last night by two footllods
with a toy pistol.
Then they knocked her (down,
bound her legs with window-cord, and
while one gagged her with his hands
the otlfer tore open her blouse and
took s bag containing gold and notes
to the value of S220 and two de-
posit recelpts for $1,225.
WILL INCREASE NAVAL FORCE.
1.oNnoN, sent. 21.-In ‘e state-
ment issued tonight, tbe Admiralty
announced' that the British naval
force in the Mediterranean will be
greatly increased by 1913.
_,.. _ -we-- _
SU’FFRAGE'I"I‘ElLEADER
. NOW IN CANADA.
QUEBEC, Sept. 27-‘Miss Barbara
Wylie, the English militant Sulfa-
gette, _ whose departure lor this
country has been heralded. nl`l'lV0l1
here thin- morning. msn Wylie stet-
ed that she came here.-having D000
promised help by Canadian women
and English women in this country-
They have been iorced to light, in
England, but in this country sbe_
considered that the people were too
sensible to 'lorce them to slldll -UG'
tics. Il, however, they were obliged
tactics here as in England. She goes
y to Montreal today, and then to Tor-
onto, snd later may olldll- 8 Wm'
paign in the Marltimh Prsovlndtd- ‘
Ask lor Mlnard's and take no other-
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hild Je n Russel and Ern-
giezrg lellluto nlohrn Milli N0*-*ld
Seller Charlottetown, is also a sis*
oM8ll¢0- . _ _ _ ,
fe!-else-P._;Jll.-I.-~Govenn1uentfand other _
to make a nuisance ol themselves to,
win, they would employ the stint
hearing supplies, there passed in ra-~' Foal ol 1912-1. John Stoekman.
view before the French minister oi ildighiisld; 2. Beni. Rodd Brackley;
B. -0iiver.Saunders. Trllbyl- .`
lhire with Foal at foot.--1. Bon).
;Rodd, _-Brackley; Z. Oliver Saunders,
3. John Btockmsu. ' ,
Pair oi Drait Horses, not less than
1400 lbs. each, both to 'be owned by’
_one person (pair may be 2 Geldings
or two Mares or Mare and a Geld-
ing)-1. Donald McMillan, Royalty;
Z. Roper Bros., Charlottetown.
Draft Mare or Gelding, not less
than 1400 lbs. (not one ol pair
shown in sec. 6)-1. Charles Bryen-.
ton, Trllby; 2. Long Bros. 3. James
G. Hughes, Ccvehead.
GIJASS II.-GENERAL
_ PURPOSE HORSES.
Mare, 8 years old and upwards-
1. John Diamond, Trilhy; 2. Stanley
Pnowse, Charlottetown; 3. John B.
Roper, Charlottetown.
_Mare, 2 years old-1. J. W. Rodd,
Harrington; 2. Robert Sllliphant,
Hunter River; 3. R. L. Day, York.
Brood Mare, with foal at foot-1.
George Stewart, Keppoch; 2. Lee
Essory, Union Road; 3. Wood &_
son, Hazslbrook. , '
Matched Team, Geldings or Mares.
or a mare and 5 Golding. shown in
harness, not to exceed 1200 pounds
each-1. Robert Silllphant, Hunter
River.
CLASS II. WALKING HORSES.
Mare or Gelding, to be shown in
carriage-1. Arthur McEachern, East
Royalty; 2. Byrne Bros., North Riv-
er; 3. Victor Hudson, Stanhope.
Mare or Gelding, Dralt, to be`
shown in cart or truckwagon-1. J.
_I-Iebar, Crosby. Marshileld; ` 2..R. B.
MoMillan,' Brnckley` ' 'Point Road; 3.
.I-I. H. Horne, City.
‘ SPECIAL PRIZES. '
The Canadian Bank ol Commerce,
for the best Heavy Stallion, either
Clydesdale or Shire, over 4 years
old, oiler a' silver medal.-1. John
Richards, Bldeiord.
'me Canadian Bank ol Commerce,
lor the best pure bred _Mllch Cow, of
any breed entered at the Exhibition,
oilor a Bronze Medal.-1. A. McRae
B: Sons, Charlottetown.
_ Honsszs.
CLASS 1-THOROUGHBREDS.
_ QLASS 2.
Mare, 3 years and upward 1-A.
Horne, City; 2 John Stewart,
Marshfield; 8 1Robert E. Longworth,
Royalty.
CLASS 3--CARRIAGE HORSES.
Stallion 4 years old and urwardll
Must .be shown .in bnmess 2-John
McPhee, Lower Froetown.
Stallion, 3 years old 2-Byrne
Bros, North River.
Stallion, 2 years old Z-Henry
Gurney, East Royalty; 3 Duncan
Robertson, York Point.
Filly, 3 years old 2-Albert Bos-
wall Senr; 3 Seymour Wood. Mt.
Herbert. `
Filly, 2 years old -John Gillis,
Springton; 2 George L. Boswell,
Frenchlort; 3 Ira D. Carr, West
Covehead. _
Filly, 1 year ‘old 1-Almon Boa
wall, Dunstallnsgs; 2 Lee Essory; 3
Guy Rodd, Brackley Pt. Road.
T00 YFE F01!
':.l$SlFlCA`l'I0|l
oneeent _ner word, seen insertion
in ¢.bis__oolumrl. Cash. must accom-_
pslin. 01' sldhventreent discount
all . Minimum charge twenty-tive
 Amen 'ro Lmvn A msrr.
sem et ease to Guardian sne-
sghllon counter. 9-Z§l_Q_l;l-
F SAL, NICE CARRIAGE
I
h _ so live .years old. D. Rudge. 1.71
__ _ .__G~e0rJ!0_,St~' _ _9~§0_1§i3lltfl~
sa Bohm _ssuss@~m-In amen'
-1 e. -Irish every day at Salw-
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Foal ol 15,12 _1-»~Almon Bosws1l;2
George Stewart, Keluwdh; 3 John
Stewart, Mars old. '
Mare with io at loot .1-John A.
Cumming, Ealt Wiltshire; 2 Wm. H.
I `   ' ‘M°”55Y lf¢°l`U°°“ at 2 °'°l°°k.LMoEwen, New -Dominion; '8 Almon
Boswell. ' _ '
Carriage more or gelding lil
hands. or over 1--W. B. Mcliie,
oherxettetown; 2 Jehu onus,
Sprmgton; 3'G. A. Sharp. City.
carriage.-mare or gelding.-under 15;
hands 1-HQn!?y Wood, M;t..i-lerbert;
2-Chas. -I-l~. Chandler, Charlottetown;
3 Wm. Bateman, _Charlottet_own.
Champion mare, any age 1-Albert
Boswell, Sr.-, Pownal.
Dealers only. Pair horses, geldings
or mares or one oi each 1-W. S.
McKie. ,
CLASS 4-SADDLE HORSES.
Gentleman’s saddle horse, gelding
or mare ridden by n gentleman 3-
Wm. C. Davirs, Charlottetown.
'Lndy's` saddle horse, gelding or
mare ridden by a lady 1-Miss Lettie
Boswell, Marshfield; 2 Ray Horne,
Winsloe. .
CLASS 6-HAOKNEY HORSES
Brood mare with ioal of some
breed at her side 2-D. W. White,
York Point; 3 H. 'H. Horne, City;
c1.vnr.‘snA1.Es, sr-xrruss '
AND CANADIAN DRAFTS.
Stallion, 4 years old and upwards
1-John Richards, Bidelord; 2 George
Dockendoril, Yotk Pt.
Stallion, 3 years old 1-W. W.
Crosby, Cornwall; Z Lea & Clarke,
Victoria; 3 John P.~ Morris, Donald-
ston. '
Stallion, 2 years old 1-P. C.
Brown. C-ity; 2 John Tweedie, Earn-
sclilfe; 3 Dr. A. A. Leckie, City;
Stallion, 1 year old 1-John
Richards; Z Wm. H. Godirey, Marsh-
field.
Filly, 3 years old 1-Edgar
Heartz, Marshfield; 2 Allred A.
Stewart, Southport; 3 J. Hogan
Crosby, Marshfield. ~
Filly, 2 years old 1-John Rich-
ards; 2 W. W. Crosby; 3 John P.
Morris. »
Filly 1 year old 1-W. W. Crosby;
2 John P. Morris.
.Foal ol 1012 1-W. M. McRae,
'-Wheatley River; 2 J. -Heber Orosby;
3 Daniel Taylor, Nine- Mile Creek.
._.Mare,.--with ioal -at loot 11--W. M.
Moline, 2 Edgar Hearts; E J. Heber
Crosby. '
Champion Stallion, any age 1-
John Richards.
Champion mare, any age 1-W. M.
McRae. _
CLASS 8. DRAFT HORSES. -
Filly, 3 years old 1-Long Bros.,
City. _ .
12.20
BEEF 'CATTLE
CLASS 14-SHURTHORNS
'\
Bull, 2 years old-1, Thos. P,
Cass, North River.
’Bull, 1, year old-1, A. A. ' Mc-
Beath, Marshdeld; 2, Wallace Steed,
Hlghdeld; 3, Samuel C. Lane, Pow-
nal.
Bull Call, under 1 \year old and
over 6 months-1, Albert Boswell,
Sem, Pownal; 2, A. A. McBeath.
Bull Call, under 6 months and over
3 months-1, A. A. Mclleath.
Cow in milk or call, 2 years old-
and upwards-1, H. F. Sanderson,N.
River; 2, A. A. MoBeath, 3, Fran-
cis A, Chowen, Winnloe. /
Cow in milk or calf, 2 years oldW
1, A. A. McBeath, » 2, Sanderson. 8,
H.~F. Sanderson. `
Heller, lyear old-1, I-I. F. Saun-
derson, 2, A. A. McBeath. 3, Fran-
cis A. Chowan.
Heller Call, under 1 your and
overs months-1, A. A. McBeetb,2,
H. F. Sanderson. »
Sanderson.
all
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McBeath, -
Breeders' young__herd, to consist oi
1 bull and 4 females, under Zyears
ol age-1, H. F. Saunderson.
CLASS 15 HEREFOIADS
Bull 3 Years old and upwards-1
CLASS 21-SHORTHORN, HERE-
FORD, POLLED AHGUS OR
Cow, 4 years old and upwards, in
milk or call-1, Belle View Farm per
Guy Stewart, Charlottetown; Z.Robt.
E. L-ongworth, Royalty; 3, _ Snmnei
C. Lane, Pownal. _
Cow, in milk or calf, 3 years old-
Helldr, 2 years old and under 3-
1, Robert E. Longworth, 2, f|‘h0g_p_
CMS. 3. A. H. Boswell, Marshileld.
Heller, 1 year old-1, Albert Bos-
wcll, Sr, Pownal; 2, Robert, E_
L0ll8.worth. 3, J. Heber Crosby,
Heller Calf, under 1 year old and
over 6 months-1 J h P
over3 months-1, - Almon Boswall,
D st fi - 2 T
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1_G;1f\§§>1<,§_;;,§*_°_=;*,:‘°- “hm in °1-=»- Yesterday. Home Rule
n£§i{‘.i_°?.'$2i°“i‘“ Z.l..‘.di‘i "2f‘.f A Sffvnsly Opposed
(Canadian Press)
BELFAST, Sept. 30-As the crown!
in rool of the determination ev
' - E P n er
Y-°“i° G- H°Y<l°“» Cherry Valley- ' to submit te the Irish Parliament,
C°W» in milk or dell. 3 years old .thousands oi Uinterite unionists and
Bild \lllWBl'dB-'T-» L0“ll G- HBYGBD- Orangemen devoted today'to signing
0h°mPl°“ BMI- 5h0Wll ill 018|*-L the covenant ol resistance to the
I-°\\ll G-_~Hody°1=- Home Rule. But notwithstanding
Champion Female, shown in class- the anxiety and dread as to what
1' Louis G' Hwden- ,might happen, Ulster Dey passed oil
without any serious disturbance.
BELFAST Sept 27-Increasing ac-
GALLOWAY GRADES ‘Livity is dldplayed lu the prepara-
tions' for tomorrow, September za,
when it is eipeoted some bali million
persons will sign the covenant to op-
pose Home Rule to _the end. The or-
ganizers resemblo' a military general
stall. ‘There is a council to give ‘ di-
rections and many stall and subordin
1' venwn McMillan' Ch°rl°t't°t°W°5 ate oillcers to execute them There
2, R. L. D , , ' _ '
°y°_ YM* are generals ot division and brigade
commanders in the diderent districts.
Tons ol paclages of covenants are
being mailed to all parts oi the pro-
vince, entailing heavy work on a spe-
cial statl at the post office.
The official program announces
Marshileld. `
solemn services in many churches.
Dr. McKenna, former moderator oi
’ “W 'aught' the Presb tel C
1,- ,_ 2 _ _ _ y ran nurch oi Ireland,
‘agar 63,? __I_'fde]_?°';w°lr|___0nu_! and grisfted l;i'Dc1orEY nlominaged by the
- ' s op o own, wil con uct n ser-
vice in Ulster Hall, which Sir Ed-
procession for the signing of the
of honor from the Orange lodges.
Additional guards, numbering 2,500
demands for books of the covenant,
LITTLE BOY DRO'WNED_ and declaration forms, card texts oi norm . _ _
-- the ¢0V€Mnl= and Parchment certiilca- The Italian workmen had -been leil
LAKE MEGANTIC, Que., Sept. 27. tes- to -believe that Ettor and Glovannit-
-'rho utue nen.ef Joseph end Mn.. What the demand is may be em- ti had been put to deetn. The dis-
Gnnbhior, nvo yur; 9( ago, wan mated by the fact that the number order became so grest that the -po-
drowned yestsrday while playing on of orders for the covenant are ap- lice were unable to handle the disf-
the boom at the mill pond. This is proximately 500.000, and for the do turbers, and it was necessary to call.
the second fatality of the kind to od- claration 30,000. soldiers. Italian labor leaders and
cur within one weeln. ' The covenant is to be si ed radical Socialists iirst called. strlkl
E11 by
Ulster "men" over sixteen yenrs old.
und the declaration by “womrn "
Gift To Imperial, Navy For
Service In iiome
Waters
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(Canadian Press) ` _ `
Lorvnog, s’ept. ao-'rue-seine ern.
iser New ealand the gift ol that dn-
minion to the Imperial Navy, whii
was laid down at Fairlleld Yard,GleQ-
gow, in June 1310 will run hr pre-
liminary trials on the Clyde today
port. '
When completed lor service the New
Zealand will visit New Zealand cell-
ing at South Africa ports at the re-
quest of the union government. _
The ship will then return lor ser-
vice in home waters.
.l____.__;.. .
ANUTHEH Si-HIKE
IN LlWH[N[I{
LAWRENCE, Mass., Sept. 28-Asp;
protest against the imprisonment ol
Joseph Jettor and A. Giovsnpltti,
the Industrial Workers ol the 'World
organizers, 4,300 textile operstdsn
un anage, , h .P.C _
os “BF ward Carson and other leaders will struck here today. The Ayer, Wad!-
C M d _ attend. and they _ will subsequently ericnn woolen Company were th srst
( on mm on D556 "h'°°) proceed to the City Hall in solemn ) B
plants to be aflected by the -walk
sry was started lor the day _
Strike llsd Ihread to othlr plants
‘ln  ists clubs in tive shifts ei 500 each, Pacific Cotton -Mills wslknd out and
.to keep the precincts ol the City Hall groups ol operatives leltzetber leo-
cleer during the period oi receiving tories. When the operatives appear
‘-'_' S1gna°urP.\ . \\| the guar-ls -I l.-an-r ed at the mills member-Q of gba In..
will wear dark clothes, red, whitennd dustriul Workers ol the World urg-
~l- Uormuiraoisn, sept. so.-(spe-- .\=l\‘.< nrmlets and carry eve inet ed them to scrum. 'ras mum pg..  <
. c,B,)__C‘__t“n_ Amundien hm now eitavre surrounded by a small Union aded through tlmunmil _mms shout*
-practically completed his. book about 8° ' _ ye, _ _ si-mn, oi .`
_ms Journey to the south Pole, and _After the ceremony the some guard l¥‘€llP'stri’le iwile otilers, :minia-
ghe int page, an 1-ngvg,-,lutu mug Will escort Sir Edward Carson to the.i_violence went to their homes. More
The preparations for Am.nndsen's “t°“'”“\'_ 5315"!! f°l` LlVHl'P00l, ln. than 100 policemen were on duty
jmlmey to the North Pole an now which city a similar demonstration on, in the mill s9n¢ion_ H,,nd,-3|, of ,du
being ac,,e],,,.ated_ The expedition Monday is projected. As the steamer hands assembled near the mills, but
will last tive years. Amundsen has pr°°°°d° d°W” Bella” L0l1gh. huge were dispersed without disorder.
lust attended a rehes.rsal.where the b°”n'°f Wm b° gtglrd ‘1’_"__;*h° uilml- `
living pictures !rom~`h_is South Pole 5 “S” ar "NY S118 0 W be
joumev wel., ,howl The mm is “_ employed to transmit the news ol the Thl;ER¥:_!¥éstsw£_';r£;';,3_»_.g;:_g~ tal;
'mt 1-'700 W 1°“5» “nd ‘ln l’l°'-“"9 day S doings to “"7 °°r°°r °' tl” Lawrence Mass ot the twon labor
are excellent. This film will be l”`°vi“°° by h°u°gr“Ph and lamp sig' leaders Arturo Glo annltti and J
'h°W" “t hi' l°°t‘"`°°» “"5 ll! ‘|5110 $115’ E mm church 'pins and mmm' sph Ettor, on s elgrgd ol murderorn
.course ol' a low weeks Amundsen will ,118 ‘Te __ t _ th ' connection with the textile strike, li 
BWV* 0” l\l8 COM-llldlllill ¢0l1l'. con- _ a qu" em ° ° Ulswr caused an outbreak ol international ld-
cluding with England” He has »de_ Unionist Council at the old Town signmcance here today wma BW kb ,iii
cided not to accept any invitations Han' Belfast' presented 5 5°°“° °' low-countrymen ol the accused men. \l “li
to dinners, receptions, or similar “"w°”t°d “°"lVit7 last °V°“i“g' Th” made a demonstration and attacked:
functions while en route. “all 1° d°‘"B 1" be" *O meet the the residence t U ite s
oi he n d taht
Minister, Henry B. Boutell, ol Illi
e
of protest against the "execution" ot
Giovannitti and Ettor ~ ~
THE lil IllEll._ _ __ ,_ __ _ ' s r tu ehern hors nano i Wi'
  subject to the some age limit. wngnggag _____;_i':a:m8 Ss "Dum 
the United States, while o¢lw\‘ll_
Illlls- -lllllh Elc ----- shouted "Down with the American
-°'-' murderers. " -1 '
Alter B heres struggle the lead!!!
(gpecmi go The gnmrdigm) . were arrested and the others dispers-
. »|~0}wN'i'0, Ont., Sept. 30-Fresh cd. Nearly every window in Mr. Bou-
to strong winds shitting to west and tcll's house was broken. and thexln-
HGUVF OSU. llllddf 6 Bild °V°l`~ 3 no,-thwesg; woi and sbowery then mates were in the extremity oi ter-
months-l, A.A. McBeath, 2, H. F. clearing by.n,ght_ gm- when rescued, '
_  1m `
From Saturday’s Evening Gur'-‘=~»u   _ ~ *‘ 1
The temperature at eleven o‘clock AMERICAN FOUND GUlL»TY'._ 
0' 'A Njggjg’  ._ » tedey by the "Rexeu store' tent- _
 _Ms I Il _  _ ed thermometer with a northern ex- -__ yn B, "mb" 31.. 11,.
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Poll
DETRO D
“Ima Eval” nosvre was lllty seven decrees ebdve met murder tml in Michigan in .re-
uefnnas, EIC '-"'- cent years that has iuvolved'eei>iM|=
_..._ 'rhe lowest tanénezgtured recorded conumsus ohio, september 21 punishment ref the seeuseél. rmlm
Saturda was ree egrdds H- -Ono ol the horses entered in tne a in life im rlsonmen s _
moa:,.°°;fl,,?-2 'gun 'I-fflnmnsntiwomoe bove 56;) and tl10ylli8l\BB¢ WB* lilly- free-for-all_ pacors oi the Grand Cir- ltlgvznworth, Kaz., when a iury -'lm
°,.,,,,. ,Wi nv, pu. om, aww, eight desfees shove- T410 l°W°°° '°' Cult will not so §o the post today. tue United states District conrtieunq
oz,” wnmum H". t'mt,_a" corded the previous night was lllty- The race is No. 1 and the Eel, with wiiiinm A; yorgngon guilty oiakllllm
mn" ' two above. At nine a. rn.. BBll\ll'¥lBY a record oi 2.02i, died last night Cgnadinn Immigration' Inspector* _
_ _ - ____ _ it was liity-three degrees above and iollowing several days illness oi lung C, Herbert on July 25th on along
_  -.  - -  ~ -~ _ “A Mun°_Fm“,. 0, Hgh,” th, at pine p. nn., it was lorty-seven n- fever. The Eel was owned by F. bong, ply-ing between Detroit _Ml
on inc" dum. 4,, `,n,,,,".m,!,_ fm bove. W. Entriken, of Tavistock, Ontario, windsor, Ontario. The jury recom-
n st hotel --vieteria" on the seth -*‘ wee well known over the entire °l=-1 mended me imprisonment. Bernd'
h,.¢_'_ ML Frm, Wm M gym M, in. The lowest ¢0lnD°\‘Bt“l'° l`°°0l`fl°d cult, and was considered good lor gon shot down the llillldctor a lg'
tn-view any pei-sen interested in the ¥°“"‘leY WM l°'¢¥'il"° d°€‘°°“ °'\’°'° second money in the me today- In- moments ester he had been refused
P nh,” 0| A ,ww or awqndhanq “ro and th! l\l8l*°9l- WM flfl¢Y'f~l1l'°° dependence Boy, with a record ol admission into Could-I beetule ‘bl
_“Mmm” 9_g3Mgi_ degrees above. The lowestvrecorded g_01|_ and Eveiyn W_, who has physical d¢f°¢¢¢_ H, |,i.¢,¢.g,, gn..
° .___ the - previous Dish* WSG 1°"-Y°°l\° gone in 2.012, have the bwt red- spector lor causing his return to D01
sq.; ‘ u wh,-,ig bl-gm pow" 8b0V¢- l At “YM l- ln- Y°¢*»°Y‘llY if ords ol the horses in the lree~for-all tl-01;, _  ___ _
ITBCCI YO l'
on the nronieme et hand A bunineee W" '°“"“‘f,° °°“;§,‘, “‘,§‘,§§°,,§§‘,f,l,_"” PM bln” ‘°'_*_‘?“§_°‘F?_‘_!}f?_‘{I1   
wui spend time writing letters “hw P m» W” Y ~- ~
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