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BUFFALO, Oct 13- S _
F- A~ C-0'0~k arrive-li beige pt,Tlcli§lig0,-I,),€
mg ill al heavy sno\v storm,
only the actual. living human
witnesses of my journey to the D010
will be able to dislirevvine distorted
declarations put into their mouths in
a statement issued by Peary," said
Cook. ~
"There could be no better t s '
than that given by the men etlidlriiggll
V85 i18f0re an unhiassed body of in-
quirers.
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I]llHBHTEH'S LTWE
HEEETITS TNTHEH
A Condemned Revolutinnist
Affected by Daughters by
Attempt for a lieprieve.
BARCELONA, (ict 13»-i_.*‘»pci;1lul.`;.--
Professor Fruncis l\`crrer, ll l~.‘»pun‘lsll
educator and convicted revollltlor':;t,
was shot today at the l\‘ortress of
Mont Jllicll, whore he had been ron-
fined since his condelnnation.
He faced the firing sqllud witlurllt
flinching und fell dead at the first
volley. l
_ To his attorney Ferrer spoke feel-_V
ingly of the work for which lie ll-alll
sacrificed- his life, and of the future
of his daughter wlrose brave- nttempt;
to save his lik: tollchcll the fatllcrl
more than any other incident of thei
trial and conviction. i
On Ferrer’s arrest the family was
left dependent upon the dallghtelgwlloi
secured cxnploymc-nt in ii biscuit fire-l
tory
father's life. _
WHEHE MHNET
_HWS INVESTED
: ., ii lil. U ._
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This' daughter' inside a personal ap-   
Deal to King Alfonso to spare her
Peary e 'llently regards their cvid_
enci- as of profound importance, so
do I.
lie might have llrougllt them al.
Oli: witlr him if lie \vns confide-nt they
would corr0bor.':itc his story.
| l-ic cnt.;-:e not to.
| I will, however, send for themi anld
:place _them at the disposal of any
scientific cody that may desire to
exalllille them, with the aid of com.
petcnt interpretlers."
C.P.H. UTEICIHES s
EHHNEE HHHUNH
iliobert Kerr to Retire and
other Transfers wi.| be
Made t0 Fill Vacancv.
f
} 'rolloN'ro, on. l:l--<sp@einll-
l\‘-oll.|,~ illlportllllt cllallges have becin
inatle llnlollg the Clinadinn Pacific
ltoil\\.ly`l’lis.<.cnger department offici-
lls und rr nn unccd
lo ill xrlr, Iusseligei Prailic Mun-
llgcr, will retire nod be succeeded by
(1. 16. Ilssllri-, Assistant Passenger
i"i‘:itlic Mzillnl.:el‘. '
(7. id. Mcl’llersun, lit present Gener-
al Ihlssengel' Agcllt of the Western
liil‘.',‘s, _with llc-li<l\,lll\rters ao Winnipeg,
will secceed Ussller.
Mcl’llersoll, will lie sllcceedcdl by
(thief Clerk llrodie, of St. Jolln, now
in Winnipeg.
_ NEEIHETNTHETT KILLED
USHKUSH, Wis, Oct 12-'Fhonlas
Coates, of (imro, left fiefder of the
Ustrkosh 'tcli'1ri'or1lre-Wiscinsinflliif
nois League this season and drafted
i
. .
Notllwithstanding the very disugr- Considerable interest was taken in
eeaille weather there was la. good at- cc.m_paring the means and coat of
tendance at the quarterly meeting of transportation in other places as
the`Board of Trade last evening,an'd compared with that of this Pri->vinee_
an awakened interest was talken in Provincial potatoes are practically
matters of much importance to this Shut DUB C-Y £0011 lT1ark2tS. hui this
Province. ~ province pays t`wenty~.fi've cents per
After the rountine work,` which -barrel more for flour than is paid cn
included the reading ol the minutes, the mainland.
correspondence, etc., many of the 'l‘he`three winter steamers, if kept
members expressed surprise at the in their DI`0Dcr places, and at work.
amount ol' work which hall been will relieve trade to a very great
transacted by the Council sinc_e the f=¥f0l1i¢. hui. *IS 11115 been hinted, one
last qunmly meeting. While it was Steamer is. to be re1\wvéd._lenvins nn-
regrettable that ri larger number did ly tW0-One Oi “'hiCh is untried the
not manifest their interest by attends Pl'0Vi¥iC€ Shall De 1€ft With WS .’l`0\\’-
ing the meetings to assist the Board illg de/mands in as ond as position as
with their presence and influeuce,yet,, before. As the third steamer has
those on the watch tower had been been built in response to very urg-
faithful and good results had attended ent representations made 'ny this
their work. Board of Trade it was felt that this
w. ld. Bentley, in the course ot his Port had a very Sirens claim on ner
speedl m.c_‘tie» some very practical re-Ifilid U10 represtntatives should see
marks relative to good ci'tizenship,i1h8»U. in the interest of commerce, an
|and public spirit. He- wasted neitherllonest effort he made to prove the
time o,"w<1*tls,llut spoke,\§.fthe~prcv- prncticability of (lhr.`rl0ttetQwn as a
ailing spirit of <lei_;enera*te interest rn Winter PGN-
public affairs. Thirty Si! years have passed and
Others spoke lilon; the same lines, _ the WITIIS Of ilniun have as yet been
but how to arouse a deeper interest_unfa1fllled. It is n~t;w up to ,the
of patriotism was a pro`n1clrr to lie- i-l1l`€9 Sileamew i-0 <10 Whht they can
lsolved. Relative to the work c'f the in this direction’ ‘md fallilld. soimc
Iloard, it was considerell advisllblcfother means must 'ne adopted, and
that the correspondence with the should the-y succeed, all will rejoice.
West lndiii Royal Commission be It was suggestc-11 by some' memipers
puihlished, and the secretary was,lllat it was the intentirn of thc
,autllorities tr. risk for ii report nf{Co‘vcrnment to remove the Stanley' to
the progress of the ’i‘litnmngouclle other parts. Wl;°Llc nothing ofticia piroduce.
sary.;-y_ . to that effect was before the Board, Zvieetingi adjourned.
|
it was thought best to take th
initiative and protest against _ an
such action,
The following resolution was :il
cordin.,-gly passed unanimously:-
"Resolved, that the Charlottetow
Board of Trade having heard wit
great concern that it is the intentio
of the Department to remove th
steamer "Stanley" from the Prince
Edward Island winter service, this
Board-having always contended that
a third winter steamer was required
in the _service-reaffirms the follow-
ing resolotlon passed on the 19th of
August 1909 by the Maritime Board
of Trade in this City as folloiws:-
Whereas the construction of al
third steamer for the winter service
in the Straits of Northumqnrland was
the result of long and energetic ag-
itation for im»provemrnt i‘n the ser-
vice, wherein it was shown that two
hoats were alisolutely necessary on
the Eastern route, and one on the
Western to dc. experimental work
and testing of new routes-Resolved,
that the Dominion Go'/ernment he re-
quested to leave the three ice-l,rea-
kers in commission in the above ser-
vice untll the several routes are th-
oroughly tested.
The President and secretary were
autllorized to take up matters rel-
ative to aids to navigation, and to
secure as far as possible the prospec-
ts of better markets for our surplus
n
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e
ENN NEW THHH .ITETEATS UETHHT
WH' Endeavor to  a l_’E.§._sl>lii‘,," defeated Detroit. Score,
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lmhnnmlnmhtnhihmdui
1 " I‘ITTSBlll`tG, Oct. 13-(Special)-lll _ _
Chas' Morse S Legal support tnda.y’s world’s cliampion-ship ganle, Will HOT bg U[_T|Z¢_;(,| ygt
THHHSEHNTINENTAT
lDrlven on We nc.  L'
forljlhile-
H WINNIPEG, Oct. 18-(Special)-Th
last spike was driven in the Nacional
|Transcontinsntal -Railway near ~ Wab-
linoon Rivur, yesterday »alfternc.on, and
8 ur.
8.
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S-ENSATPNONAT.
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He Makes_-Statements Regarding the Es- Charlottetown Heard of Trade Enters=¢Protegt.iAgoinpg».H_inted TW0'=‘i’1'i.ll€iP5l "'W.iin6MM»¥0ih'*fw0i\°0.
kimos wlnn Fwy nas said will r-lleinnvaldllhe Government slnnner “s.ini1¢y"-_-rinse
DiSPl'0V6 C00k’S Claim- "Steamers Required foriheEWinter' Service.
-'resllfy ind rneircvidenfe is lst
Great Importance.
KENTVILLIE, Oct. 13-(Speci'al)-- ing, but while a, rasiident in Ottawa,
e The Lihel action, brought by Bir_had asSiBted ,the witness, who con-
Y .Frederick Borden against his politic-,ducted a hoarding house there. Bor-
__'al opponent named Carruthers, dcvel-'den was one of the boarders; '
_oped sensational evidence today. | _Mrs _Allison admitted sending @-
Two Ottawa women were heard, ters to .the Calgary Eye~0pen\i'.
Mrs McPhart1'and and Mrs Allison. Mrs Archainbault, pro 'l-intron I 3
The former was alleged, in thelib-TMont»reai hrouse, said Igestai' Chale-
cl, to have been taken from her hus- four had b¢>ardcd'.f,h§te.¢hi'rtoen 'years
. band by Borden. ago, and Borden on .vislaing .her told
Mrs Allison said her daughter l~ad|the willness he was .the young wo-
been s_l1own some attention, later man’s uncle. °
they went to Montrml, in 1896, and one might the conversation _cDn."nu_
thereafter Borden had made almost ed ,until midnight. The witness re-
weeklv visits to Montreal. domed .Miss cnnleininr stop inlklnig.
Mrs Allison had seen Borden sever- Bm-den |51; the next uwmin,_._
al times i;0i11ll iHY~0 McPharclanli's Carruthers is `charl:ed with' circul-
house when the husband was away. ating copies of the E_\':»-rip;-mu ¢-_(,n_
The witness’ daughter, Miss Chale-;tz-lining libels ax:ai...=.t tl.c l\f`lii"cr.
four, |`ived‘ ilu Montreal, without work-t -~
Hhlhnnn
anhiuhhn
fMHHl'Hfi.LifMNY HE
’ ITHHHHHDK *SITE
Had Seven Wives and was
About lo Make the Number
Eighl.
NEW YORK, (ict. L3--~(Specinl)-E
Arthur Zimdllerlnah, arrcslld in Ham
iiltill oil Monday on a cllnrgc of big
`alny ,in Brooklyn, .ls llurcn Arthu
Zimmerman Von Licllensteln, lift
years old.
klimlmerman had committed bigum
six _tim-es and was about to marry be the port __elected_
tne eighth wife when he was lockrd This Schemm _along with um plums
proposed by Harland and Wolff, will
“H provide Canada with facilit es for
caring for .tha Canadian Navy.
Builders are as vet Undecided
. Wherito Setlloatld Mon-
treal has" a'Chance.
,Pl
'- MONTREAL, Oct. 13-(Special)-l
' The Canadian Shipbuilding amd _Dry-
Y dork Co., M. J. 0'Brion, Chief Gaua-
Y dinn representative, and yickars Bona
& Maxim, who are interested, are
Y considering a site. and Montreal .may
_ Two of his Brooklyn wives unit
‘to bring Zimmerman to Justice.
STEHMEH HSHHHE
.WNNTS "TSSTSTTNC
WINS 5L`HllhfHS.HlP
it . ln,
J
. “iF” lrthrhuu
_ it was possible today to run 9; train
Wiizillinyosiifli, O(li’tre=.\1i:ilTz-ritsp;ii.l‘i;‘1)T¢:i'   WUHK‘t|1F0UZh'-i~0 F0117 Willilm. via the
P0 U » _ li .
°le'.mnC.y Llovzfudb Charles wr Mplxsi' lnelvty ismhcrt 1iklelY» however. that the
ig-Hr oircu a ion among promi - -d_ in b en _ I __ m b I,
business .men and ll_naneler_s. \ - _ -?- Eg: B;;_ing_e op M or ra' c e0r°_
_I-IOUSTON, Texas, Oct 12-A spec-
ial to the Past from the wireless sta-
tion at Port Arthur tonight says:
"8 p. m.-Southern Pacific steam-
fl
TT Hill Mclilll
_ _a*.__ _._ .
lil() NTREAL Oct 13-R90611'tl
\ Ly the Philadelphia American Loa-
I
l
12--F. (i. Jem-
shlireholdcrs of
Bank, has
of $600,000 the
TORONTO. ()cto`l.1cr
mett, trustee for the
the defunlt Sovereign
bought f-r the sum
Alaska railroad, which runs from Se-
ward, cn the Alaskan coast, 460 miles
north of Tanana river.
Before its failure
Bank bought two
worth of 'bonds of thr
ing this to Le ‘a good
promoters of the rea got
into difficulties, and the value of the
securities dwindled greatly, so that
the bank, facing other difficulties as
well, was forced Ynto liquidation.
After the bnnk’s failure J. Pierpont
Morgan and the Guggenheims made
an attempt to- get po
road, and invcstigati
the road was by no
ns a money maker.
ided that the best w
money it had sunk irr the enterprize
was to gain complete control. Tllie
u
the Sovereign
million dollars
rl_` .'» il.llSSl\llt-
.~:prl:l1l.._~.§ »l. The
d, however,
ssession of the
on showed that
means hopeless
The bank dec-
ay to save the
was dolnc fm Saturday, wllcn Mr
Jenlmett made his p
.METHHNISTS INIIHENSE
ESTIMATE EHH NIISSIIINS
, -The General
Mission Board of the Methodist
Church devoted li greater _purt of
yesterday's sittings to receiving re-
ports cl various slln-comnlittees ap-
pointed to deal with valnolls proll-
lenis 'zlefore the Board. The Bt.-nrd
endorsed the rcconlnicndatlon of the
Committee, providing.; for an annual
increase ,of $50.00.] in exprmliturc on
m|3gi0ng.11h'1,‘fhg the next Elvc yenl`S»
rclluse.
OTTAWA Oct 12
gnc team for next season, was pilled
yestolvilly ill i‘lle Spi_'illg~`l.<rc\c1.i Marsh
ny the liccidentalgtiischnrge of hisl
shot gun while hunting.
ETEL HUT THE
[INN WlN|]l]W~
Morse s attorney is striving to have |
the supreme court grant 8 new trial, BLOCK ISLAND 0% 13_(Specia;_)i
hilt. -in the Cas” of “ refusal' the Pet* Clinglng to the bottom of an over i
tion will be the only means ofescape turned fishing ;,0,,_q__ _,md swept by_
fwm the Sentence °f Mice” Years' heavy seas, four men werefescued in:
» the nick of time, .by life sa.\'ers from
,____i._._. South Station.
N||SS_WHIliHT’S HHECUHH THIP _
THIHMPHS [WEN THE H |.U.H.f
'i`liUll(), ,October 12-When the Ocean
Limited, from Montreal, was withinl
three miles of Truro, tonight and
running at probably llfty miles .an
hour, a second-class passenger, in li
sellli-intoxicated condition: ,slid out
the car window feet foremost. Before
the conductor could be notified the
train had reached Truro, but an .en-
;:ir.-: and cur were sent out .to‘ look
tor the man. He was found and on
rlvliclling ’l'|ruro station was overhaul-
ed by doctors. Beyond being. scratch-
ed and ,receiving a slight cut on the
onck of the head, he was apparently
' 'l the worse for his experience.
...___ _,___
in BERLIN, Ott 12--Miss Katherine M0NTR|;A1,_ Qcto-Der 13_The fast.
Wright, whose social crinmplis in Eu-
rope have not been behind the glory
:lcliicved by her flying brothcr,0TVi\l9.
was the guest of honor at a farewell
luncheon given yesterday to _ Mrs
Stephen E. McF‘a<ld»en of_B»an oerger-
strasse, one of the leading hrstesses
gf the American colony. Miss Wri-
ght and Mrs McFa,'dden have Just
returned from U, Rhine trip.
_Ladies of the embassy amd the con-
sulate general and 20 others promin-
ent in the collony life were present at
est trip over the l‘.C.-R. from Syd-
Trunk train for Toronto. and before
leaving, telephoned to Toronto. H
the luncheon to say ll00d-Tilfe t0 me
guest of honor; who is leaving Berlin
shortly with her brother for France
and England. -
son was somewhat better. The special,
1it't e ~
Thu" he esmrml without death is m-ade an average for the entire trip.
almost a miracle.
HISMTSSTL EHNEHHNTS
MHNT I.l].H. EHNHUETHHS
from Sydney to Montreal of fifty
miles an hour. ~ .
en other royalties of lessrr rank.  T  
-1 ' .H ‘ . rc _ | |
Charmflni, is now the Huiserin - H
~§T J(Ji-l\I Oct 12-It is cently described Miss Wright to Or-
. A . ~
lcarnletl on excellent autllority “mt
I t r l n '_ ’
‘this increase to be divided eqimlly b¢~
tween Home and' Foreign missions.
-This will'me'nn that at bhe end of the
ive years the Methodist church will
'ue spmiing annually about $300,000
on missions, or n .,uarter of n mllllirm
more than was spent last year.
Report also provided tllut the nut-
lay for a new plant and buildings in
Japan shall be met out of the sale
of other mission property there. Brill
that the cost of mission builrilnzs in
West China he defrayed from the re-
serve fund from leflacies.
lllnard`| Llviinent cures durnl. atc
§e=l¢n»¢VAav2nil2.m3l;
' (1°6B`lat¢'lorf¢1E§niil€nli§nT>_____
 §i§=sKn>sAous lreeli'e_v`-
cry day at Baunderag Newsom S.
Tvliifliiwsgdeslrous of havint! half
_ J work done may leave their or
tiers nt 171 Great George Fit.
10-l4d‘1WP\l.
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I f i
» " f ' e. Others .ha cl _ , , ' " " viliiors in e
 Nggegiildg a‘i':rtiZ(rimof this naturei 1 ' ‘ l |_J_rinted in the New York American, hir
for smile _tinle. i _" ' h0II1f&i_?hi_\__fEfd_l5€“~ H“ff‘:_T:ly go Trquelaggv
rd of Management of the ns to v .i c.i ureo aeec lea -
l The iloa ' _ 1 ~ ` l th H l n' Inst Saturday
Intertolunlnl _has clear cases aga‘lnst_ MONTREAI., October 12-The City l;‘l\cy;__;_>_t; _____r:_____{_;s_ol_l__0<;__ ____vo_______y _“___
thc lncn .who are to he tllsmissell ti Council was to have met Tuesday- ,Th _ h, N0 British wh____hipS_ it.s__
the fir:-t dismissals _may he followed Tiirec aldernien were in their places 5 that 0:" wluxm :made no mru A   
shame D D
,,y others. It is hoped, ,however, that when the hour of meeting arrived _h0“___g m compmslon Q0 that of me
the etlevt of the cnrntemplaitell remov- nnh' on the suggestion of the mayor, Brmsh [never ww “mom h,.mim,t
fnl will make further action linnrnea- signed the attendance book .and llc-_display 0,. m,,,.0imemRent mmm ommf
. ‘ _ A uai-ter of an .hour later, _- ~, h th H N, % l¢',.h \\’ASHINGTON,Oct. 12 -Tint alcnho`
amy, _ D&i`t°d 9 of elcctlle llihtt an li ly e r l _ _ _ _
| The evidence against the conductors when the other aldermm, came lm, it saga,-¢1aynight. [felt ashamed of our :f:__f:::_Y__i:°;‘_'::_ l?___\_;‘_‘_l;___’:’_Hd$;“ _i‘z_E____‘_H_“t‘_’_‘;_
lwho are to be suspended or dismissed was only .to find that they could not fniim-5, I nholllrht we wou_ld,leud the _mred to ____ the c~____s________s of _min -on of
= ‘ l d b thorough in- t. The ma or and large number world'n nlivles in that res ct. as we P ~
has -iccri 0"” “° Y me” 7 B . - v -. gh i ge ii i ii muon alcoholism
ivestigation. This investigation has of the aldermen have ‘not .been on lead the world in so many otligr things he?d';__ 'I':‘_;d‘_‘_‘_'_“____"____§__ _'mt __c____ ___.___ to
.._i ‘ t I its ‘notlinlll "‘\\'70 P"T‘“"
|e0verl-d the entire system. It in not aldermen have .lately been complain- . l_\_yrr;§<_;r___;'\_________gi”i‘_1';\________ ___________ bo__P_____
definitely known _ln what parts of tho ing about U10 “l*s°“§`:° °f me ‘““7°" Mlnard's Llnimeut relieves Nourshin wrvice Friday. 'I`l.e report *fn prepared
~ . . . _ ~ _ _...__ . by Dr. Reid._I~lun* ch ef' oavlio 'ivilifiq
if, is practically certain that con- he turned the tables on them. FAI-R AND COOL _ of pliers'n;i\_o_o_logyu§fdt¢\;_;l'_n____&?%0tf§$(_
, _ _ ____ serv _ _ -- 8
m0y`¢¢1, i The temperature at three o'clork TORONTO, Och 14-(Bpeciahl --`»\'es- °"id°"r%°'D"¥§m g_“;°‘rc'_;g|` "ann:
_ _______________ _this morning was fifty two de|g:.'l»1. eu-ly win~¢1.i`,f fail- and cooler: :g;g9°mte“;nf0§;l_ an an “n|"'m.“,|'°
--°----f-f _ . The length at fodpy will .he eleven ,af haem-
hcen ,going on for some tlmo M10 hh! friendly terms for some time, and the
1 (1 R. svstem the suspects are, .but from meetings of the council ,Tuesday
‘ luctors In this province are to be re- _._._,_._.
lllsl nil ll f
MTNY YETNS
NORTH SYDNEY, oecn'ner12-Des-
,pite the unfavorable weather that prr-
vailed today nearly two thousand
people attended the Cape Breton co-
unty farmers' rxhi`.f.l;ion, which was
opened tonight by Liefutenanst-Goven
nor Fraser. Gtlvernor F'raser's ad-
dress oecupied about a half hour in
delivery. He was fc¢`.lo\ved by Pro-'
frsrflr Clfzning/of the lprovincicl'
My to Mcntreay was made by H__]_ asrieultllral cellege Truro,wbo snoka
Pillmvmer, president of the Dominica f0i' 11 SHHUUY 5h0l`i-EF llf'l'0id 7-hull of age, is a cousin cf the empress.
[Iron and Steel company, who left GOVSYDOT FmS°\`~ _ The grand duke is serving with the
,Sydney Mc-rlday night for M0ntreal,i.o The h0"“¢ faces Which W9” to have l‘russian artillery. The announced
ranch the betlstle of his son, who is been held in C0n"°°E'iC'" with the UK* marriage will be his second, the first
lying dangerously ill ln the 'l`o»r0nto hfDiti0rl had i0 bf? D05i»D0\'\9<l ‘ln 3°‘ having hecn Princess (`a'rolinc' of
General hospital- 00ll_¥if Oi U10 heavy fainfflll Gi mst l-tcuss, li noted bcluity, uh it died in
Mr Plummer reaehed here ialgl; nignt. Many of the horses enterell\1g05_
night in time in eaten the Gi-in-1 took partvui the ra/ces at the Halifax .___i__.___
fair last week. If the weather is
favorable tomorrow the races wil
t l `
receiped the reassuring newsthlat his take place and continue on Zlrursday.  
ill
Mill untill l at lllulllll
Within the year this little_Da_y_ton} ` _ H _ l --
high school teacher has hoonoooedl . J  MONCTON, N. B., Oct 11-With the
with the King cf Eni;‘nnd, the King _ _ f closing of the Springhill and Gla'e
and Queen of Spain. the German    'lla coal mines there is everv like'
peror and Empress, the German Cr- _ ‘ _ _ _ _
Own Prince ani Princess, and a doz- l\f0N'I‘Rlu.‘l., Octoorr l2.~~Nlnet/een,
valualile horses were burnuli this
evening irr n, fire which tC'tally des-
troyed the barns of the Laing Facu-
vme, # ___ ‘inz company, on Mill street. The fire
had gained considerable headway hn-
isevcrril i'0"‘Tl\¢U“"`* U" the " ° C00 'I . . » , . fore li ticed, and the firemen had
int .linllwny “”“’ “ev” fel' .“""‘° f1‘.‘,‘P _ i . ` .,L  . o1"rAwA. occ. iz-rim ledflin l.-renttillfllciiltyiin rdnnllng 49 other
lu-,l-n indulging in tlle_ practlsb Oi  . . __ , A  ‘_ » n.nd"u.uthorltntive electrical journal ‘ horses in tho' Lnitn. The animals went
"knocking llf>Wh.f` nic i0.l1¢, 9i1S'l)0“,d- .,,  ,,,_. -,,  ~- of America., in, its last ‘isale ‘Crazy with fem- and many of them
. . - fl- 2 1 - - _ .
1 .li hir -cd ihi=‘_W”°,k,~- The* N19’ ,._ ;_. f.~~  - ' 1.. liulilli £110 f0n0 . "B \3il“°`f1 Uf. ` r It their halters and rushed mad-
iihuiihehlesritl Nvill C°’“° '*‘~” 54| "N916 I ‘ -l -..  “FA  “American roses” Eythh 3?if1iHhi\9|l~'\ii_ lijvoinsto the flames. The loss is S15,-
v 'l >l N wYork. In an inteifview* -y insured,
Hcililiii uslliss ls
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»
, ff t ff ri gandha 0 3'
ulnnrds l.llllln¢n¢ cum oindnlll. nllnsrd » Lllllmanc for me mry'w_l»n hours md slsht mllhw-' ‘_ ,go |°,§',;',"°,;',i';_¢,:,;°,,¢i'¢.,lnf,¢¢i°n,
_ship Antilles ashore, lat. 24.23, long.
79.07 Wants assistance to float ship
lm-_l held take off passengers."
SHHNU .DUKE Mil
WET] PHINLLESS- IITHHEH
BERLIN, Oct. 12-'The lngagcment
of Grand Duke \ llliam of Snxe-
Weimer-Ersench and Princess of Bale'
daughter of Prince Frederick of Sare-
meiningen, was suggested, it is u-n-
rlcrstood, by the German Emperor
and Empress, during the summer vis-
it of the Cranri Duke at Willlcmslzcflc.
The princess, who is nineteen years
TD
i
il.
' » . y a
Faculty of Arts Scholarship 'in the
McGill University was awarded to
Miss E. C. Lcrngworth, Charlottet-
own.
| The scholarship is worth $50.00 and
is based on examinations in Engla-
nd, Mathematfcs and Latin.
,lwllllu hull
will--ul»lllsn
PITTSBURG, Oct 12--The jury try-
ing ,the breach- of prornise sgit of
Miss Luella Lolwestetter, of heridan,
against Professor Earl W. Reed. pri-
ncipal of the Sheridan schools, has
ldeeided that the ulaintiff lost only
olne pound of flesh since Professor
Reed refused to marry
her in 1905, and awarded her da.-
mages to the extent of $1,000.
| In ner anim for damages she al-
lleges she bald lost twenty pounds of
_flesh since .the engagfment was brok-
len, and claimed $_2_5,_ D0 damages.
i1Biiii'i tiltllfilliil  
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` DENVER, Oct. 12-Ruth Bryan Lea-
'5 vitt, daughter of the Commoner, has
liousted llsforc many days. The sea- announced hm, cand|dncy_'m. congress
sin is ndvpnclng hand ns th_e _weathep from the lst Colorado d,n_H,t_
l. ' ` , t .. .
ecrlilllcs co ucr te ltl;_gl __ tg; ns_pl wnh the support_o1_'_he _Inge _Jem
con necomes gl-ea er, a in- (.1 _ _ hi h he~m'm.e“uen¢_
es at the above places___d_o not_C.0£' §§s;):m,e:9's;)n°':_wo§;,p:gfu-509| ami his
mance operatlcns soon, c peop e - _ _ , _
rougllout the lo.v_er pl-_Ovinres wlll, in €_&_lJers,__.and wcittb __ her father_sBi_?rel:_
nll prooaoility, oe asked to pay 5°' 5 9 exp-9 5 U "‘g““ P" V"
considerable, more for their fuel. ,b°f0¥"\ we 7\3“"'“~
Eno,-is are being made to rush. There are manners much older than
la,-ge supplies up ,he Se 1.\m~e,,¢e Mrs .Leavit*t, some of them old cn-
rlver to supply the points there lor ovsh -in be her mother. who think
the winter. Naveigation v.~'Il so-on that if a woman is to be sent to con-
close on the St Lawrence, cnt for grass from iiglorado .the elder states-
this reason the colil mine in Cape woman shou furnish the timber.
Breton, is being shipped there. Thel --<------
quotations from Nova Scotia are |
vcry unfavorable. The sellers al'e|'¥u_BK_,-I-UH 
somewhat reticent in quoting. any ~ , __ L _ _
prices as yet, as they are apparently
T Y 1
llzood of the price cf' soft (oil bein
awaiting results from the other two
minlngtowns.
l ll. muy ‘..e that tllcrr will be mlmyr
who will have to de vith~< ---
ont the usual quantity 01| 1~0p,0N'i‘0, Oct. 12-The first divi-
soft coal during the w_ln_¢¢l` dmd gg me .hundred and fotlrtein
months,i-is ftis feared that the Port [thousand shmeholdu-5 0| we iigfuact
Hood, Inverness and Sydney Milne! York Lou, Company will be mO¢l\'\>0‘
will not ne able to meelths denm/ll<i.It"en the m and im, of izowqnmr.
A tml dn»ln,__wli.. r¢¢mily,rewm-bn., ami amount nt on nm. divi-
s_:_l .ll-ein a vigil §§’°,f§°S‘1‘,fli§°“t ':;';;'dend"wili .be nur six mineral .mln
°°"“ P » ' _ ‘ nm. wnleli
fhifdqhe c_>;|_tPut  ?_l_;‘§‘; Baft tézigniliiililei; li\1(i~‘f'l.:h'&ndTi)rst exiibcud.
B . ._.Y UW!! P. » I tint -
oglzr mines there is a big demaud."\'h° ‘H'i‘_:_‘_’:» _';:‘_E\°E;__ew_\_2,é'°to~pmp’|,
At Springhill. he says. _the situation HV0 PGY -»» _ ~ “__ .Q
Ill dead, there being no output what-|n\l over the wor d. even B8 1
eva-, 'Norway .and J span. .
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