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(Special to The Guardian.)
BA.'1‘HURS'l‘. oct. 'ze-A sea snooz-
ing accident occurred at North Tetw
h’0l\UD_ y_estcrday afternoon when Au-
gl-‘9tl“° Ci1!`liBl`» 1\,£‘.’0¢l 30. married,
was shot and almost instantly kille-1
Ulf' the _accidental discharge of 5. gun
in the' hnrif.ls_of Beriiaiul Carter, a
younger brother of the victim,
iho men were on a hunting trip and
weieclimiiing ii feng(-,, when the ,,.,g_
gui' caught on some protubornnce
ond' the _charge entered the iirenst of
Aiigiietine Carter.” 'lie ~.:-,.i1.,,,,,.,,1 ut
once but his brother png .his inert
body across his shoulder und carried
him home' where he died fi :-iiort time
later. An inquest `is‘consii1ercd un-
necessary. ‘
IIIETRICK DEMANDS
FOUR IIATTLESI-IIPS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Rep;-es.
entative Dietrick of Massachusetts
introduced a resolution inthe Hmm.,
today instructing the Committee 0,,
Naval Afluirs to report out an ap.
lil'0lu'i1ition for fonr mammoth bat-
tleships,
Asic noosuvmL'r 'ro
FIND LOST EXrLoi'ii-Iii.
TROY- 0-. Oct. 25.-Theodore
ROUBOVclt bus liecn asked to find
Wilbilr firommer, twcnty~tlirec, ii
wenltliy young man of this place,
whose fi_‘ieuds it-np he hm., hmm killed
by uannibnlfi in the willls of Brazil.
Ullloiiel liooscvelt will miilie the
search during his present trip to the
.southern continent. ,
_ ~i|lm`llliI Urommcr‘s supposed fate
is Professor Pago, i1 ghi,,u,.,_, mic".
inn.. ’
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S"l‘l`tll\fE‘l`f l(ll.l`.lilD IN
i‘llllAl)ELl‘l-IIA RIOT.
i"I-iii./\r»i<1i.i>r1i7\,` om. 24-In ,.
brittle between i~‘l_.riking giirnnint
wori:or_s and operatives who declined
to ,loin their ranks, Aho Kaplan
iiiuetonii yenrii old, was shot and kilii
cd, and snverni others were injured.
e'i~:.xf.s' 'rm/ii.. i-ini,-|~i.m
uv i~:No1i\:r‘. frriouniins,
Ii0"KLiND. cle.. oct. 24--it wui
_bf-' CW" ‘MYR liclurc thc drcadnought
lr-x.-in can resume hor tests, engine
trouble having halted the stnndiirdi-
Zllilfili ilridls of the ‘govei'nrnent’s`1ar~
Hvstwareraft. ' _
TEXAS. VOTE ON BUFFRAGE.
o.\i.i..\u, 'rin., oei.. 24-The qu.,-,,.
tion of suffrage for women of Texas
will bo sninnittcd to the voters nt n
Di:nor_»rntic primary election, in Juli.
iillf, if plans oi the 'l`ex:u~x Equal Suf-
flflirr Association work out success
fully.
NEW LINE TO CIRCLE GLOBE
'I'-UJOMA. Wueii., oct. 25.- Mr.
Yunookii, managing director of the
Osaka Htciiinsliip Company, announc-
es here that his company will innii
_i;|ii'iit_e_ service :iround the world vin
New \ork lifter the opening of th.
i’a.|uimn Canal.
The first two thousand ton vesseli
for this service :ire now building af
Kobe. The company operates si:
stcu-insiiips to 'l‘iicoinu, connectini.
with thc Milwaukee Railway. lllrrc-
tor Ynuookli is on the way liomo
from liluropc, where be investigated
hurt facilities. Chief ldngiuoer Uhtu
is at Dnnanio.
Wl.llAl.T'.I\' GIRLS 'i‘O
1'OSEl<‘Oll SllF‘11`liAGl‘}.
I-"I'l`Ti~iI3U.l`tG, Pa., Oct. 20.-Some
of pittsbni-g'g prettiest heiresses who
are urdcnt sullmgists have agreed to
appear lu down town shop windows,
prcncliiiigsileiit sermons for snilrngc,
employing pantomime and cards, to
navel-Lise the suffrage convention here
next wcck.
Their names will not be announced
until they are ready to appear.
CONDENSED RDS r
' T00 LATE F01!
I CLASSIFICAT l0H
One cent per word each insertion in
this column. Cash must accomiillliv
order. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents. ________ ____ ,
i-'on' _sans snvnnu. Diiiviuo
;~,0r,¢,_ Appiy Robins Livery Btn-
blo, i_»_;in¢_€§i-pei. _ ____2i5_z-10-ivmif.
ll'()R SAL , ONE GROSS FEMALE
fox raised litter of seven lust
spring. Apply to B. Henry, South-
nort- __ _____.li1Zf1‘?.’2_7M.?_l.P‘l~
TO LET, HOUSE CORNER CUM-
berlaud and filuston Et. Possession
given at once. Emqulre at 299 Eus-
ij si; 2320-10-"7M3i.
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l GI-'ARLOTTETOWN BOWLING AU-
Inys,’ Market Building Bpsmnent.
Pool Rooms inconneetlon. Clean
Moderin' Comfortable. Open from
10 s. ni. tm 11 p. m. Brush ever
dull care and have _a seine.
I m2'.1_°_'l";l4.Fl~
AUOTION- ,SUPERIOR FURNITURE
(nearly nur) for‘Mrs. George Put.-
cey, Hotel Vsndome, 49 Water
streoi. mi ednesdey the 29th
, W
Qetoifcr, commencing at 1.0 o’clook-
f»_»rf»i=.e>_i».».; 1 ir~.e¢r »i=w~v°°m~
albino-com. lieu, 'iieiimmi emi inf
chin furniture. B. »B°8l\‘Bf°» 'MW
i,i0fi_oui",.  . . 2589-10-34UB£.‘ ‘
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The Very Reverend Francis Kelley, .
D- 9-- U{~ U-. preached to a large
Congress opened on Sunday, 'the 111th H
procession. 0
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the procession 73 urchbisbops, bis- e
i l .
procession entered the Holy Cross \
Cathedral, where one of the most e
Hllleudid ecclesiastical services ever t
0 the Eucharistic Con ress n
explaining the work taken up during t
the days of the Congress. Services ai
were held simultaneously in every li
‘ntholic church in the State. It is
worthy of note that among those
who conducted these serv iccs
were Bishop O'Leary and two
nn five-horn I 'rincc lddwurd Is »
lriud Bishops, namely, Very
ievereud James Morrison, Antigoir
ish and l-iis Lordship Bishop McNal-
ly, Uiilgary, and |uu.uy other Inland
priests.
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Fatlier Kelley, who organized the “
Congress und is President of the Unit-
ed States Church Extension Society,
is himself ii nutive of Charlottetown, S
while Very Rev. Father A. I0. Burke, "
l'r<-Sident of the Llniuidiuii Extension, l
is ri native of Georgetown. Fiitlicr ‘
Kelley explained the purpose of the h
Congress which was to intensify mis-
iouiiry zeal which the Church Ex-
tension Sucicty is doing so much to
arouse. He spoke of the needs of the
foreign fields, showing the duty in ii
luinl so well favored as this, with its
pleudid church cqulpnieut, of mak-
ing i-:renter sacrifices on behalf of
lose in less highly favored funds.
l
He urged the education of more
oung people for the missionary
work of the Church and hoped that
Prince Edward Island like Ireland
would yet he famous for the number
of saints ami martyrs that it will
ave given to the world.
Fatlier Kelley is an eloqpeut and
forceful speaker and ,his sermon was
listened to with the keenest interest
y all those who had the privilege of
being present. He leaves this morn-
ing on'return to his parish in Chica-
go. _
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I-1IR'1‘Y-TW() I"EOI"LE
KILLICD IN HURRICANE.
NEW ()ItIiEANS, Lu., Oct. 25-
ouisiana was swept by a great hur-
ricane Tlnirsiliiy resulting in heavy
fe loss and considerable damage to
ropcrty.
Owing to the fact that wires have
been torn up, details nre still meu-~
ifro but latest advices from the
:fricken districts state that it is es-
timated that thirty-two lives were
lost and 200 persons iniurcd._ .
The victims are believed to lv
iostly nrgroes.
e‘A'rAi.i'rY 1-‘uoivi ,
GAS EXPLOSION.
OTTAWA, Oct. 23.--Harry Chevert-
koil, a sheet metal worker with u.
wife and family, was instantly killed
last evening at the Laboratory of
Prof. Burrows here while engaged in
making repairs to n. gas tank. 'I`hc
scientist in experimenting on a n
and powerful hydrochloric gas and
the tank was thought. to have been
empty and blown out by the same
preparatory to the repair work.
Some pf the hydrochloric solution
must have been left in it, however,
for the instant one of the Dives WHS
disconnected and air allowed to en-
ter, the toll of thc tiink blew oil.
wrecking the room.. Cl10V0I`tk0fl WHS
struck under the chin by the ascend-
mg tank cover.
NEW MAROONI STATION
NOW IN OPERATION.
LOUISBURG, C. B., Oct. 25.-
Matters at the Marconi station are
beginning to take an added 1ife.`
The furnishings for the hotel M0
nil in, and the furniture for the
houses is being csrted up from the
station.
Telephone lines have been installed
and in ii week or so the plant will
be in full operation. They will get all
their power from Glace Bay. A
It is understood that a total ol
about thirty-five men will be em-
nloyed at the plant which will make
ouite an 'addition to thc life in Old
Town. _ _,_
RUMORB Isvouva . .
.SAFETY OF DIAZ.
MEXICO, CITY, October 24--Grave
rumors involving the safety pf Feligf
Dian at Vern 'Crue were cireiilnte
hero today. Ha had notified his
friends that 'he would arrive here
.about 10 a. in., and when he failed
¢° qg no the -report was quickly
spread that something had happened
i errno which he alleges, will at once
mill iiiiii  ulil|iiiS_lJU|ill 
  if Hlllli llllll
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Oct. 26~Right Hon. Her-
Cmlgrcgution in the pro-Cathedral at bert Asquith. Prime Minister, ml-
nigh M889 Yesterday morning, on dressed an enthusiastic meeting of
the recent Catholic Missionary Con- his constituents at Ladybnnk, Eife,
gloss held in Boston last week. The Scotland, dealingexclusively with the
omo Rule question He e hasized
. - UID
“ist-. Wllh _a gland procession, head- tho Governmeiitw; intention to make
ei. by His Eminence, the Cardinal use of the Parllnment.Act in order
‘\_-”°i_"m5l\°D of Boston, and suite, con- to give liberal legislation something
SIP-Y-ing Ol the clerics. priests. pre- approaching an equal chance with
lates and bishops, with the Popc's their opponents. The government, he
Lellfgllc in pontilical hnbiiiinents, the said, had dcclured in fnvor of Home
cnroinal's cortcge with the emmincnt Rule when they had an overwhelming
prclntc bringing up the rear of the majority over all parties at the lust
lection and fought with 'thc know-
'l`l\0Y_i_>ui-feed through lines of sword ledge that Home Rule would come
df¢lW11 “Hligllf-B Of Coiuuubue and liucs next to passing the l’arlinment Act.
0 hunting. There were in all in The speaker' ndirincd that the gov-
rument still believed that as the
hops iriests and mitrcd abbots The bill 1io\v stood, the Irish Legislature
inch it would bring into existence,
vcu if it had the disposition, which
he government did not believe it
seen ir. New England took place. The lzrid, would not bc guilty of :icts of
Congress was thc largest gathering ‘opposition nguinst the minority. Mr.
Uf dignitaries of the Catholic Church Asquith suirl in an impressive mau-
evcr assembled, with the exception ner that if the new government could
f
ot be brought into being. .without
. g _
l“utlici~ Kelley outlined the progrunil armed resistance then the duty of
he executive would be to nssert its
ntliorlty by lnw :ind appropriate
nd :idcqunte inean'-1.
$10,000 TAKEN FROM
BANK. OF N. S.
TOil()`N’l.‘O, October 2l'».- Charged
With the theft of $10,000 from thc
liaiuk of Nova Scotia nt St. John,
William Mcinfyre was arrested here
foiifglit, Mclntyre had been n. clerk
fthe bank in St. John :ind was
trnrisfcrrcil to Cliicago. It was while
he was in Cliicugo that the large
hortnge was discovered in the
astern branch and the Chicago
iolico were wired, but Mclntyre had
iis:ippcn1'c<l. Pinkerton men tracer*
im across the border into Toronto,
linally locating him at thc King
Lld`ward hotel here.
'f‘UR'l’Iil0 SERlll\I USED
FOR YEARS l.iY EXPERT.
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-At the session
of the international tiilierciiiosis con-
givrss, devoted to a discussion of
“The cliirurgieiil treatment of tuber-
culosis of the lungs," iii-ofessor Dr.
A Moeller, ii leading Berlin authority
on tuberculosis, submitted ii.. report
.og ._.l,)1.-_. Franz Ferdinand Friedman
'I1 rl his ` turtle bacilli from cold-
hlooded animals and used them in
treating tuberculosis.
_He abandoned the method because
equally good results were obtained
bv treatment withtuberculin without
the extreme danger of living bacilli.
HUNDREDS MORE
AIlllli}S'i’l~`.i) IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, October 24-Hundreds
more arrests were nicdo here and
throughout thc north today, follow-
ing the monnrchist uprising.
_Among the prisoners taken in Lis-
bon were (inpt. Jaime Costa and a'
high official of the war ministry.
Many soldiers were arrested
throughout the north, wliere several
regiments mutinicd.
I‘}SPERAN’I‘O FOR .
_ WORLD-WIDE PROTEST.
NEW YORK, October 24.- Thru
tho medium - of Esperanto ii world-
wide protest against the so-called
ritual murder trial nt Kiev luis been
-°----'*°-“ iaunclied.- The protest originated
in Bohemia, with the adoption there
of a resolution by 130 lawyers ‘and
public oliiciiils. A copy" of this
resolution,- translated into Esperanto
luis been mailed to every council of
Esperantists today embodied ln a
petition to Senator Root, requesting
him to place the protest bcforc thc
Senate. V
“JOHN DOE" WARRANT FOR
SELLING "Tale sUFFRAGIi‘.'1"1‘u'
NEW YORK, Oc_t. 24:-Acting on
complaints that copies of The But-‘
frugctte, a magazine devoted to the
suffrage cause, published fri England,
and sold in this country in connec-
tion with Mrs. Emmcline Pankhurst's
visit, contained objectionable matter
on the sex questions, representative.
of, Police Commissioner Waldo has
asked for a "John Doe" warrant for
a woman .who has been selling the
publication. The specific sale com-
plained of is alleged to have been
made yesterday in the rooms of the
Political Equality Association.. Mrs.
0,1-I. P. Belmont/s association,
Mrs. Emmelinc Pankhnrst left early
today for Cleveland, where she will
lecture.
BLACK-MAILPIR SENDS GERMS
ériioaoo, oct. 25, ieia.-A bisex-
mailer with a new terror is giving
bhp post of’d_ce~secret service men a
liedin _which to exercise their tal-
ent. Ho sends wenithrfnmilles n let-
terfilled with u million or lo deadly
g _
infect the. person opening the letter.
Death will occur in nine days, from
.exhale mysterious fever whlchvho does
no _f name, but. he has a hernm tb
prevent death which he w_f_ll :end his
victim upon' payment of $ ,500.
5 It in more than nine days ago since
Mrs. some ei _Higiiiami rnri mov.
od a culture of bacilli, and although
she opened the misslve and looked
curiously at thc contents she is well
yet but worried.
to him; » 
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to-day,
lull 'lllll llUl§BllI
Shipbuilding Prospects--llos-
eate-Development of ln- Z
speech, Mr. Borden cnipiinsizeii the
non-political character of the ban- a
quet by saying: “Whether we worship a
ut the same altar, whether we are th
affiliated with one political party or "
another we are ull united by u proud b
confidence in the resources of our to
country, in the possibilities of devel- K
opment, in the freedom of our insti- to
tutions, and in the greatness of Cun-
'Fbe premier referred particularly T,
to Quebec city as the place wlicre S
thi-cs hundred years ago were laid A
tliothe foundations of thc Canada of
"When one considers." the Premier
continued, "Quebec’s nuijestlc situa-
tion at the portal of the greatest in-
land waterwiiy in the world, its com- fi
mziudini; position ut the head of the 
Gulf of st. Lawrence, which lies like 1,
a great land-locked ocean iilinost at n'
your foot, the viist territory largely ,,
undeveloped which lieu triliutary to i
this city, and the unbounded uppor- t
tunities for thc development of in- ,_
dustry and of corniiicrce which nrc 0
uicnse importance that this harbor 0
should be so developed and equipped u
as to enable it to compete on at ai
least even terms with any port on U
this continent for ii legitimate share
and from our shores.
OUR PORTS MUST
in xlariiiila, I am sure they will be
found united in the view that the
great notional ports of this country
should be adequately equipped for the
"We must build not for to-day.or
to-'morrow or for ten years hence,"
the Premier continued. "No proposals
can be regarded as adequate unless
they are so comprehensive in their
character as to permit of proper ei
marvellous streavns to our shores, tr
bright eyes of the children to-day at "1
play in your streets may still be un- ‘”
dimmed when this Dominion shall t
have surpassed in population the _st
British Isles or that favored land m
from which came the ancestors of S
more than two million Canadians. "0
“Tile approaching completion of $2
the National Transcontinental Rail- rc
way naturally renders it important C
and even urgent that 'every needful C
.i'i i y an equipm n siou e p
vided without necessary delay. Let I
ine put before you in a few words the h
proposals of the government fn thc
provision of tenminuis.” th
AMBITIOUS WORKS FOR QUEBEC.
The premier proceeded to outline
the increased ferry service, the new
shops at St. Malo, the large freight C
ynre is be esiiibiisiiea at st. Foy, fl
the double truck to be constructed D
betwcen~ Quebec Bridge and Chain-
pliiin market, the new tunnel which
is to connect the St. Lawrence water-
front with thc new station on the
Palais site, as forming an ambitious
program of public works mapped out
and started by the government. The
new union station in Que-bee, he said,
would be a. handsome edifice worthy
of the city ‘and of the great railway
companies using ft. With the coni-
pletion of this station, Quebec would
be as \vcll provided with railway ter-
minal facilities as any city in Can-
adn..
Spenkingof-tiic port of Quebec, the
premier snid:."i’iiaving regard to ,thc
probable enormous development of
Western traffic to this city and the
wonderful possibilities by reason of
the situation which I have described,
and seeing also the necessity of pro-
viding adoquntely for futurerdovefop-
ment. tho government thought it de-
sirable to possess an extensive water-
front, on the Bt. Lawrence. with
this, -'view, we have acquired three
mlltof the best water-front in Que-
bec tending from Billery to Cape
Diamond, and portions of the water-
front from ‘Cape Diamond to the
Champlain market have also been se-
cured. This rhagniflccpt waterfront
will give to the government and to
the Harbor Commission the o'PD0\‘i\1-
nity of almost unlimited developmenti
of port and terminal facilities, and I
hope .you will agree that in thus
loolrlng forward to the possibilities
of the futnrn, the government have
taken no unwise course. In adopting
this policy we feel that we are acting-
nol: in the interest of Quebec alone,
but in the interest of nil Canada, for
Canada as a whole is concerned in
c latter said he _knew nothing
bout thc accident. Trenholm corro-
urstcd l)ickson’a evidence. Condiic- “'
thus afforded, one realizes the im- TZ
Savings dc-
posits...  619,032,847
all loans  67,235,083
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(Special To The Guardlan.') (Canadian Press.)
NEWCASTLE, N. B., Oct. 26-Thi! OTTAWA, Oct. 26-Special lack of
reliminury trial of Warren Preston jurisdiction over the grain movement
nlih Jas. and Jos. Collins charged in Eastern Canada by the Grain
' wi causing a wreck at Jones' cross- Commission has roven a great han-
Iand Ports Promised* ing on the 8th instant, ended today. dicap to the sucegss of that body. It
Town Marshall Dickson swore he and has given rise in the west to an agi- f¢"39l0U in T°1`0l't0 l-0 U10 then 0!
"”` I- C- R- P01106 I-l\SD€Cl20l' Trelllwlm tation to extend the jurisdiction of
interviewed Preston between eleven that body over the eastern section till- Sl- JOUH. €&l'l_Y ln SOPt°m\7°l`
At the banquet te,,de,.cd him i" and one o'clock one night shortly with the same powers exercised west 111973. OH the GV” Of his ‘1¢PB\'l»\1l'¢ 101'
Quebec, the Rr. Hen. Ii. 1.. Borden, 1"’f°"” “""’“ti“l¥ h"“~ H” Seemed ei* 0' POP* A1'°h“f-
Puma M,u,ste,._ dealt with the p,.,_,S_ cited when asked how about the -é----~
poets of shipbuilding in Canada,  _*;“t‘_ihbl`;’k*;hd0W" C1`YiYli§. Bilyiui;
1 ‘ M. 1 .~ i . ' e e ru .
n lb open ng Ponwn 0 ms He started to say something when
nother person named Vye interfered
nd said something to Preston when   I U F
' '_ I I | weeks, and ii chain of evidence cul-
r Stevenson and driver 'Tbompsor Following is the rcschution adopted
uve the same evidence against Pres- at the meeting of the High Court, I,
n rind James Collins as he did O. F., reports of which _was given in
against Jos Collins last week. Mr. Sntui-day's Morning Gnurdiaii.
adws destmiesi, Lawlor moved to commit. Mr. WHEREAS, the Independent Order
weedie moved for dismissal for lack of Foresters having changed its syn
evidence. Magistrate Maltby re- ti-,m of Assurance from un assess.
crved decision to ask advice of the ment, to it reserve i,miig_ ,md as 2,
ftorney General. _ result of the change, an actuarial
deficiency wus shown in the mortu-
ILOYAL HANK READY ary funds of the order.
'l‘O I*"INANCl1l BIG LOAN. WHEREAS, at the last session of
-'_ the Supreme Court of the order,
\Vli\‘NIl”EG, Oct. 24.-A. F. D. legislation was passed to meet that
onrreal, told the members of the .ige among the niemiieis.
dministrntion Board of greater Win- WHEREAS, in distributing that
ipeg Water District at the special dedciency, almost the whole amount
:cciing held this morning, that his is charged against the members who
ustitution was prepared and willing joined the order prior to 1899.
it of the shoui luke water project. ficient amount contributcil by said
be account for the present will be members or now surviving ones, but
perated on the overdraft principle arose in part.
nd the necessary funds will be avail- ii. From expenses of organization in Chicago that the large shortnze
ile whenever they may be drawn incurred in building up the order,
pon. an expenditure of p\~i'i1\Jii..i1t benefit
- to the whole membeis.
of the worldq; comnierec, floating to BANDIT HOLQS Up \,_ F-mm ,my,,,,,,,t Ut ,leach ,,|_,._i,,._S
FIV E, KILLING ONE of their deceased :iienii:v:“4 who were
-_ paying the too .low rote :in-.l pei-
DENVER, COLO., Oct. 24.-A ban-` manenft disability rl.-iims.
_. _I _ dit running amuck, near the heart of c. From losses due to ihc iiiiminn-
_ BL wi LL EQUIPP"’D‘ the city, early today, held up fivc agement, waste and cxtravngance.
pedestrians within a few blocks and Wi-!Ellh‘A>i, in giving credit to the
“Whatever differs;-|i;¢;5 may exist be. shot :inrl instantly killed T. J. Chase pre-'09 members, this burden is
t._\.c(.,, the policies Ui I,01itic,,1pa,-gjeg of Palmer Lake, Colo., and mortally placed on the shoulders of thoSc
‘ wounded E. A. Clark of this city. a‘ive, whereas it should he borne by
The bandit fled before an auto filled the whole order, which would be Squi-
with police, who tracked him ironiiinble and just, and following out the
the scene of the hold-up to another, fraternal principles of the order.
purpose which I have sf,;,;eq_ only to arrive too late. \VI-li?1REAi-l, certain other imposts,
as extension of the order tax and n
_CIRClJ`LA’1‘ION 0F_THB}' _;1 ,_ . deduction of 6' p._`c., from the mor-
BANKS SHOWS' INCREASE tuary fund for general expenses are
' _- still continued on the said members
OTTAWA, Oct. 24.-The September wiille they derive no benefit what-
ank statement just issued by the fin- ever from. the one, and only n. limit-
._ b
tension to meet the necessities of the ance department reflects the increas- all amount from the other. _
K,-eat f,,t,,,.e_ ed volume of business transacted dur- lNi-il-.‘Hli‘A.:i, ii lair discussion of
ncunsidcring the resources of this ing the month, largely brought about ootn sides of the case was not ai-
co_untry_ still on the eve of develop- by the “'09 m°veme"_t' but B190 d“° “"“'“d' '"_“1 no .“ue"1"”te time lor de'
m,.,,,t_ und- the population “Owing in no doubt, to activity in the fall deliberation givin to those opposed
HANK EMPLUYE `
IIUNFESSTES TU lHfll
_ i_§°ll’$lfE~I~G]D1-liiL'lf°_i'io1} __ . "'rHl=LA'1_'ms'r`Nmv1si . ' CHAiLO% N,‘CmNADA, MONDAY, OCTOBERE7, 19:31 raise- on im." {”§£‘i5h§‘i%‘Ili”§i“§fIi“EI%‘XniiiiIibil”
ST. JOHN, Oct. 25.-The Tole-
graph says:
William McIntyre, formerly of the
old Bank of New ` Brunswick stall,
and lately accountant of the Bank of
Nova Scotia, Chicago, made s con-
$l.0,000 from the Bank of Nova Sco-
Chicago.
A warrant has been issued for his
arrest und he will be brought back
to tit. John for commitment.
The case has been in the hands of
Stanley Hate, of the Pinkerton De-
fective Agency, Montreal, for some
ininnting in his confession was ob-
tained in St. John.
Mr. Mefntyre field the position of
accountant in the head office of the
flank of New Brunswick here previous
to the amalgamation with the Bank
of Nova i-icotia until the time of his
_ dcpiirture to take ii similar position
with the Chicago brunch of the bank.
l-fe is ii young man for this respon-
i-ihlc position and had made his way
rapidly in the service of the bank.
The announcement of the facts of
the case will put an end to various
street rumors and will clear all other
nieinbcrs of the bank staff of the lul-
/incflachen, manager of the Bank of deficiency by npportioning the short- picion under which they have felt
they were laboring, of course, unjust-
ir.
T(`.»llON'f‘O, Oct. 25.- Charged with
the the-fi of $10,000 from the 'Bank of
Nova H1-.oi.ia at St. John, N. B., Wil-
o !lniinc.> the entire $13,500,000 loan W1-JEHEAS, 'thiit deficiency did linni Mcintyrc was arrested here last
hat will be required for the carrying not arise exclusively from an insuf-
night.
lilclntvrr had been a clerk in the
brink in Ht. John and was transfer-
red to Chicago. It was while he was
was discovered in the eastern branch,
and thc Chicago police were wired,
but Mclniyrc had disappeared. Pin-
l/erton men traced him across lie
horder into Toronto, dually locating
him at the King Edward Hotel here.
SMILE SAVES HIM
FROM MANIAC.
ITHACA, N. Y., Oct. 2i.-»Con-
fronted by a powerfully built student
armed with ii knife and insane from
over-study, Martin W. Siiin,.son,
professor of English at Corndll. Lini-
vcrsity, today saved himself from
death or iniury,  bi; ,rmence of
mind. The iitudhn ,"1}iiii'§n,%e More-
housie, son of a prominent Utica
lawyer, was sent to hisliome under
rgunrd alter he had been dir-mrmed
` and quieted.
Professor Sampson was in the clues
room when the young man, showin
creat agitation rushed up to him
and drew n long knife. lie izlance .
hurriedly about him and forcing Pro-
adc. As compared with the state- to the change at the iasi; session oi N590? Sami-leon into a corner of the
_ r
one may wen co,,jcct,,,.o that the ment for August, there has been an the Supreme Court of thc Order
crease of $5,268,605 in bank note 'l‘HEiiEFORh}, resolved that this
rculatlon and of $1,207,046 in circula representative meeting of the inde-
ion of Dominion notes. But the out- pcudeut Order oi' ivoresters in Prince
finding feature is the large increase Edward Island is of opinion and
demand deposits, which is great- would request that.the Parliament
r by $23,415,588 than on August of Canada should appoint a Royal
th. There was also an increase of Commission to inquire fully into the
,216,738 in savings deposits. Cur~ iiicis and circumstances of ucusc
nt loans by the banks show an in- seriously affecting o. large number. of
reuse of $8,429,017 on call loans in people unjustly as wc bciicve, to
anada an increase of $2,813,308, the extent of millions of dollars in
f.,-I-t d - P t I ld h ,.0_ while the banks cut down half call order that parliament may enact
` ' oaus abroad by nearly three and a such legislation as will remedy the
nlf millions. matters complained of.
_Following are the principal items of
c statement for this month: ---é-_--
Aug. Sept.
' Note circula- REVELATIONS THAT MAY
tion...  ....$105,305,914
, Demand depos-
$111,075,519 1£MBAltAi~iS GOV’MEN’l`
381,737,513 VIENNA, October, 24.- The revs-
‘ lation today before the sub-commis-
62l,24‘J,F85 sion appointed by the budget com-
70,047,fl91 mittee to report on the American
ills...    358,821,925
iirrent loans 857,822,613
ominion not- '
860,251,630
shipping service that Baron Weicbs
Dc Glon, now manager of thc Ham- ,
oom. saidzf "Tell me now, is it war
or peace, life or death."
Despite the suddenness of the nt-
tack the Professor ‘ert hinmelf un-
der control. He extended his
smiled easily and eaio, "Let us live
in peace." Young Morehousie shook
the proflerrcd hand cordially and walk-
ed from thc room. I-Ie was found at
his room later, disarmed and sent to
his home.
Morehousie suflered ii breakdown
year ago because of over-study. After
n. rest he was allowed to return to
the university, taking only one or
two suhiects. He was thouizht to
have ri-covered until h’s attack ‘on
Professor Sampson today.
TWO RESCUERS LOST IN MINE.
DAWSON, N. M., Oct. 24.-Two of `
the helmetcd rescue zsnz in 'Stem
Canon Mine, No. 2, were lost in the
workings enrlv torlnv and believed
,o 'be iicnrl. Two others, who accom-
.» \;'
.ui
`;
rf.
es...   ... 89,326,813
90.533359 burg-American line in Austria, car-
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and inflow of commerce at all its
great ports."
WILL HAVE FIRST
GLASS DRY DOCK.
Leading up to the subject of the
dry dock, Mr. Borden made an im-
portant statement of policy regard-
ing maritime rr.atters. "It is not
diiilcnlt to understand that the St.
liawreuce route cannot hold its own
in competition with other routes uu-
lcss vessels of the largest tonnage
can be docked and repaired in case of
necessity. The conditions of the
past, in which at least o. score of the
fargo liners sailing to the St. Law-
rence could not be accommodated in
any available dock, must bc reme-
died. Accordingly, the Government
have undertaken the construction at
est dry docks in the world. Accord-
ing to a statement 0°mDiled by the
experts of the Department of Public
Works, no larger dock is either in ex-
istence or in conf/Umvlation in any
British or American port than that
which will be commenced within the
limits of Quebec harbor. Last year
in London we sought and obtained
information as to the r8qiill‘0'I\'lB\1l3B
character, ` the dimensions, and tht
possible uses of such a dock. The
great value and it has been acted up-
ths provision of modern and effective
mn,”-M-,_;mm¢_¢¢ ngnim Neiira_.r|is.llina`i\\i's'l.inime‘-nt om-es n~.~ea~.nipur.'||insrd’| Liiiimint cures Diehtieria. s. es e es ary e s v
on ln determining the size and chnr-
acter of this dock, which primarily li0ND'.)N, October 24-Great Brit-
lwill he utilized for commercial pur- nin nnd Germany will not exchange
poses to the marked advantage of their territory in Africa. .
the St. Lawrence route, but which It was officially denied today that
iwill also be capable of use in time of llreat Britain contemplates ceding
need for the purposes of the Admir- Zanzibar to Germany in return fo
if mm n c 5 for th outflow lg _ “African possessions of the K'ainer._ \{i\mrd'| Limmmf, Um-gg Oo\&¢,d\A.
ricd on a vigorous agitutwu fOr the
emigration of Austrian peasants to
Brazil by the Austro-American line,
while he was formerly a high oin-
ccr in the niinlstry of commerce, and
against the advice of the Austrian
consul in Brazil, is regarded as very
embarrassing to the government in
it suction against the Canadian Pa-
cific line, which is considered to
have been made the scrnpcgoat oi
the affairs. The newspapers dc-
mnnd n thro sifting of the situn-
tion.
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NOMINATIONS IN SOUTH BRUCE.
WALKERTON, Ont., October 24-
Messrs. Wellington D. Cargill. Ol
Cargill, Conservative, and R0\l\>6D E.
Truax, of Walkerton, Liberal, were
formally nominated hero yesterday as
Lauson of one ef the largest and fin- _,,an_m,,,tos (0,. South B,.,,ce_ The by.
elections tnke place on Thursday,
October 80. No other names were
presented.
The nomination meeting was at-
tended by a large number of electors
who heard a vigorous debate upon
the political issues of the day be-
tween the Hon. Arthur Meighen, the
Solfeitor~Genernl of Canada; and Mr.
Hb h Guthrie Liberal member for
E »
of the Admiralty in respect of the Son", Womngt0n_
information thus gathered was of BRITAIN AND GERMANY
WILL NOT EXCHANGE
uginied them, were broucrht out
scnrcelv alive. Volunteers et once be
can searching for the missing men.
KING GEORGE WILL
DINE HIS WORKMEN.
1,nNDON, October Z4-King George
will give ii dinner to the 400 work-
men who have been putting a new'-'
front on Buckingham Palace when
they have finished the work next
weck.
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order. Minimum charge twenty-live
cents.
*Pumpkin pics and birthday cake
at the Halloween tea Friday.
2324-10-2?!!-li.
“Many trlnkets in the birthday
cake nt`l-lnllowcen Tea Friday, 10
cents a slice. 8323-10-27M2i.
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rnwnre, will last for ever, ht any
chimney.-Gnrveil Bros. 2233
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llama starts 7.45. _ Bignallors vs.
N. C. O‘s, No. I. and the Gunners
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