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,LONDON, Sept. 10.-Ethel Lcbleve
has confessed _to all that she lniws
concerning thc- fate- of .Belle_El:'nurc.
the wife of Dr. H. H. Crlppim, whom
he is charged with slaying, ,fha the
girl for love of whom the physician
is said to have committed the crime
will he thc chief witness against
him. according to a report that is
gaining general credence.
.It is understood that pragw-'~~,~
Humphreys will then consent to l.'f¢
the girl released on bail provided
that she can find a bondsman. The
powerful in1iirence_ brought to besi-
on the young woman by hcr family
and the Crown prosecuter has finally
broken down the girl's resolution to
stand by the physician, and she has
turned lupcin hlm. By doing this she
-185 ¢B¢BP€'i~` Possible pun-isbmient oi
denth, or at least twenty yea,-s.5m_
prisoiiiiicnt., which is the penalty
iicalt out to a person convicted 01
being an accessory after the fact
Nou' it is believed she will escape
with u. nominal sentence.
'line Poison hyoscin, which the
post-m'0rteni revealed in thc remains!
“I U1" U"iPl’°n'l‘~l W-'-E. is a colorless
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"`("`"l’l).V llllllid coriipoun-cl lia\ I
t . 'ing
lib’ IlI`0l1ertles of liyoscaniii-n ron.
lmncd in l1C.!‘-liflll-8, thorne-apple and
di-ai`.'ly nightphaile. It produces de.
liriuin, stupor and coma,
nirrs FRIEND misses
orr Lifes srior
BOSTON. Mass.. Sept. 10-Solici-
Sl. JIIHII IIIII
IS
Gllllll IJIIIIWIIS
ST. JOHN, Sept. 11-The attend-
a_nce at the fair on Saturday was
sixteen thousand. Judging is about
completed. .
The following are Island winners:
Class 49~Cheese.
Cheese, 1 Chedder, Colored-lst Leo
Hughes, Kinliora, P. E. I.; 1!i..i Wil-
liam Clarke, Emerald, P. E. I.; Sid
John A. Murchison, Orwell, P. E. I.;
4th S. H. Brown, North \.'i!i'i=liire,
P. E. I.
Cheddar White, lst Leo Hughes;
Znd Adrian Mclruies, Red Po-'..u:, P,
E. I.; 3rd John A. Murchison.
Cheese, three dats, colored-lst.
|Leo. Hugh-es; 2'nd. Edward l.arkin,
'Cardigan Bridge, P. E. i. ;
Cheese, not less than ten pounds,
home made dairy-lst, John S. Cos-
sins, Park Cor, P, E, 1_
TY COBB UNDER
- A DOCTOIPS CARE
DETROIT. Mich.. september 10-
Thc ocul_ist to whom Ty Cobb sub-
mitted his inflamed eye for examina-
tion, has issucd an official statement
in which he says:
"'l‘yrus Cobb is being treated by
mc for clyctis of the right eye. The
condition is serious, and it is an in-
flammation of one of thc most im-
portant structures of thc eye. The
binocular vision is seriously affected.
The treatment demanded in his case
necessitates the relaxation of the fo-
cussing avparatus of the eye. I have
advised him to remain out of the
tm. (_;c,,cra1 L10 d wh t Igame for several days _at least. I
lifelong friend yof ` ,P‘I':sI)d\en1i?0¥;If€' I Iecl sure that no permanent. iniury to
onli at the Hotel 'ronreine in this
city ycstcrday. Death came sudden.
ly, the result of' a cardiac tliremus
\\.-liich cnded an illness of e. month
due to an attack of bronchitis The
dcntli of_Mr. Bowers, who rellnhiiish-
i‘i__l an exceedingly remunerative posi-
tion ns railroad counsel to take up
thc duties of solicitor general at the
instance of 1-‘resident Taft, `rcmoves
fl lJi‘0Spn.ct_ive candidate for one of
thc vacancies in the supreme court..
l_n fact Mr. Bowers has been mon-
Wlneil llrominentlydis the next chief
justice.
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H.-il) TO ABANDON OPEN
AIR MASS AT MONTREAL.
his sight will result from this inflam-
mation, provided that he now takes
|a sttitch in time, hy way of complete
' res ."
TENNIS PLAYERS GO TO
HALIFAX NEXT YEAR
ST. JOHN, Sept. 10-At thc annu-
al meeting of the Maritime Tennis
Association last evening, officers
were elected as followsz-
President-Cbnrles Grant, Halifax.
First V-ice-President-T. W. Vidito,
Halifax. '
Second Vice-President-T. M. McA-
vity, St. John. .
' Honorary Treasurer-Leo Gaston-
uoN'1‘RaiAi., sept. 1o-Ai¢hnngir"S"1Y.H“1ifH- ' "
an immense crowd gathered on Fletu
cl_u~r’s Field yesterday morning for
opt-u nir mass, which was to have
been one of the principal outside
events of the Eucharistic Congress,
flip ceremony had to be abandoned
on :u,~<:uuiit of the weather. During
thu night therc was a heavy thun-der
and rain storm, which made outside
<Ic\'oi.i.ms out of the question. It
ha.: becii arranged to have open air
inu,~1.~; iomorrow, if weather permits.
'l`ln- work of the Congress was con-
liuv.-il this morning in three sec-
tiou.~-ldiiglisls, French and educa-
f.iour_l srctioiis. The principal topics
werp “ld.\churist as applicdto vari-
ini; plinsas of Christian and church
life." Among thc more distinguishedl
liariicipaiits were the Bishop of New-
Iouufllnnd, Bishop Bernard, of St.
I-lynciiitlie, Bishop Laroque, of Sher-
brooke, Rev. Dr. Doyle of Washing-
ton and Mgr. Zorn Dc Biillach, aux-
ilinry Bishop of Strasburg.
This afternoon thousands of child-I
ren marched to St. James Cathedral
where Cardinal Vannutelli viewed the
procession and bestowed the pontifi-i
vial blessing, after which the parade
returned to Notre Dame Church,
ivheiie, Archbishop Farley celebrated
mass. ,
'l‘Hld INVESTURE OF
-‘ LHE PRINCEI OF WALES.
LONDON, September 10.--For the
first Li-me in hiindreds of years the
investure of the Prince of Wales will.
takin plnr-e in Wales. After a keen'
*f0Di!'vi;ition between Cardiff and
It was decided -to hold the Mari-
time meet' next year at Halifax, and
to throw the competition open to all
United States and Canadian players.
A movement was also inaugurated
for the division of Canada into two
districts, with Winnipeg as a divid-
ing point.
THE EMPEROR'S
HINT TO BRITON'S.
BERLIN, Sept. 10-Emperor Wil-
llam today gave an audience to Field
Marshal Earl Roberts, the British
Government's special envoy to an-
nouncc the accession to the throne
of King George V. Tonight a state
dinner was giyen to the envoy.
In the audience -of the Emperor
Lord Roberts explained to His Ma-
jesty the reason for his embarrassing
failure to arrive yesterday, when a
guard of honor was drawn up at the
railroad station and imperial carri-
ages werc in waiting to convey the
envoy and his party to their hotel.
Lord Roberts said that thc tele-
gram he sent to _the British embas-
sy Iierc announcing his slight indis-
positlon at Vienna and his inability
to reach Berlin on schedule time had
been delivered at the embassy at tin
r\'v~l-ml: at night. when no onelbut the
porter was on duty. He added that
none of»tne menineis of the embassy
staff was aware of his delay at Vien-
na until late’yesterday morning.
Emperor William listened attentive-
ly to the explanation of Lord Roh-
erts and then amilingly said: “Per-|
haps the embassy should get up a
_Viuliiivali :or the honor, thc King
rifle ilucidcrl in favor of Carna\'an.l
llic ceremony will occur in July.
'l‘llE DOMINION \REVENUE.
OT'I`.\WA, Sept. 10-The revenue of
the Dominion for August was $10,-
174.030, over n million more than
/\\l,L'ust of 1909.
During- the fiscal year so far the
revcnue has been $45,830,370 ns
ngniust $38,500,100 in i909.
The expenditure is $27,546,017 on
<2 itnl account.
"run total net nent ni on nnnnininn
ia' $321,345,552.
Mihai-cis Linlmeut for sale everywhere.
little earlier."
At the dinner this evening Emper-
or William toasted King George and
afterward detained Lord Roberts for
some hours in animated conversa-
tion. Lord Roberts worc the Order
or the s|e¢L.Eaglr.....which Emperor
William conf red upon him nt the
close of the Eéouth African war. .
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
IN TORONTO.
epidemic of infantile paralysis, which
was icported in Hamilton a few
weeks ago, is spreading The citf'
has over one hundred cases and the
percentage of deaths is very high.
<‘g~..niinstn<i Fnna nnn $9,151,450 on HAliiIl-TON. 0"*-~ Sep*-,1°”T“\
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Sl-I BSTANTIAL- IMPROVEMENTS
i - AT EXHIBITION GROUNDS
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annnihon week is rapidly av-
proaching and as each day brluss the
bill event nearer interest fn w-hat_ is
‘.‘Il‘.`.iI€I‘ “I "°."'nI”I° ’°“i“§"’ “'°““°”
-X on s s ea KB H119
The entries) locsI, provincial and
lnfminlon. ore coming in vw rapidly-
Secretary Sm-allwood stat that ne-
;/_cr i_;i his twelve _gears of exporlenzze
vis shnown the to come n
more frapfdly-and ritirobabllftias are
that classes will be filled to over-
‘details which seem to spring up al-
'most every hour. -_
' friniouudinn representative imifla
visit to the Exhibition grounds re-
cently and there he found the same
strenuous activity prevailing as in
the office of the managment only B'
long different lines. .
; A number of men were hard M-
worlf, on the bull-ding and on all sides
could be seen the evidences of the
hand of the carpenter or the EGHIBI
_».
IAONOTON IAAN AND YIIFE
ARRESTED IN ST. JOIIN
ST. JOHN, Sept. 10-On the arri-
val of the Maritime Express yester-
day Detective Killen palced under ar-
rest Fred W. Newman and his wife,
Elizabeth, two well known young
Moncton people, on the serious
charge of stealing more than $2,000
from K. Bezanson, jeweller. of Monc-
ton. ' The arrest was made on the
strength of e. telegram received here
by Chief Clark from Chief of Police
Hideout, of Moncton. _
The case has many strange fea-
_tures andpjiidgingy from the state-
ments purported to have been made
by both Newman and Bezanson,
looks very much as though it will
prove to be an interesting one. New-
Suas is reported Ito have said that
he affair was all a trick concocted
between himself and |his Wife with
the object of teaching Bezanson ii
lesson, the former contending that
the jeweller had been too much at
his home._ IA Moncton despatch to
The Telegraph last night said:
"This morning [about half past
ten K. Bezanson, s. well known jew-
eller here, informed Chief Rideorit
that he had 'been robbed of $2,300
last night. 'Bezsnson stated that he
had cashed a certified cheque Thurs-
day and put the money in his pock-
et. During the evening he went to
the home-of Fred and Mrs. Newman,
Main Street, where he spent the
night, This morning, when he awoke,
his money was missing and Mr. and
Mrs. Newman couldn’t be found, He
communicated his suspicions to Chief
Rideuut who, upon inquiry, found
that Newman and his wife had left
on the early morning express for St.
John and he immediately wired to
have them apprehended. After the
arrest of the couple at Sf.. John,
Chief Rideout secured a warrant for
the couple and left this afternoon
for St. John. Newman, who is well
known, bears a good reputation and
his friends here are inclined to be-
lieve the affair is capable of explana-
tion.”
Newman and his wife arc still in
the central police station. Chlcd Ri-
dcout arrived in thc city yesterday,
however, and it is expected that they
will bc taken back to Moncton to-.
day to stand trial. ' ' ‘ ‘
BOY OF NINETEEN DROYINED
, In the E isco al Churches
IIIIIIIEIIIIB ST_JOHN_,liN.AN[{QUN(}E|).;.THE' _ SIIII III IHI SHIIUIIIIII II
. I BICENTENIIRY CELEBRATION
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' sr. JOHN, sent. ii-unneraideaf
and without. any person being awarel
of his coming. General Baden Powell
dropped quietly into St. John to-
day, walked up from the depot and
secured an ,unpretentious room at
the Royal Hotel.
Later hc. went for s. stroll to find'
the exhibition officials.
He addresses the Canadian Club
tomorrow afternoon and later will
review detachments of the Boy
Scouts from Halifax at the Exliibi-
tion groiinhs. '
here to-
wers at-
Halifax,
churches
P P f ~
day eminent clergymcn, who
tending the bi-centenary at
delivered addresses. The
were all crowded.
FATHER VAUGHAN’S .
_ ' FIERY LANGUAGE
I
NIONTREAL, Sept. 10-Father Van-I
ghan still continues to monopolize ai
considerable portion of the lime-
light. He addressed a large audience
of women on The Eucharistic Life as
an Antldote for Modern L‘|`-2, in the
course of which he said:
' “We are living,” said Father Vau-
ghan, “in a day of headlines, snap-
shots, taxicabs and music-halls; in a
day when the scramble for the prizes
of life has become a mad passion. lt
is a day of fever, fret and fume, open
competition for earthen toys is so
keen, and the margin of profit. in
:ommcrcc 'has becomeyso Hue that the
one cry beating through the air is
‘hurry iip.’ No one .seems to have]
time for pause till, worn out in thc]
pursuit of gew-gaws ami vanitics, a;
rest cure bcconics imperative, the:
tal or physical must bc prescribed as
a prohibitive for nu eighth pcirt of ii
year. '
"\Vc src living in a day when the
high ideals of old arc last yielding
to thc pressure of creature comforts,
when principle is being exchanged for
cxpediency, in a day when self-sacri-
ficing Catholicism is being bartcrcd
regarded as a by-gone superstition;
in a day when it matters not what
you believe, but only what you do,
sexes takes one hack to pagan timesyl
womcn iced is as f_oul and loathsome
as the stuff over which they zloat
ST. ANDREW'S, Sept. 10--Lehoei
McGraw, aged 19, of Letete, Char-
lotte County, was drowned mysteri-
_ously at Robinson Main yesterday.
He was employed on the steamer G.
B. Otis, and went on deck early.
When others of the crew came- up he
was not to be found and later in thc
day the body was located in thc
water. _ ;
CARDINAL VANNUTELLPS I
REUEI"1'ION MOST COR~DIAL.I
MONTREAL, September 10.-Car-I
dina'l _Vannutel1i, the papel lagn.te,i
made the statement this afternooh’
-that his reception since he landed lnl
Canada had been more enthusiastic
and-more general than at any of thief
previous Eucharistic congresses to|
which he had been sent by the Pope. l
The legate was tendered -a reception
by the Italian colony this afternoon.I
Two -Thousand people massed in:
front of the Italian church on Dor-|
chester street, when the legate, ac-
companied by the Arehbiuhops of
Montreal and Quebec, arrived. The
legate was presented with an address!
in Italian and made a fooling replyi
to his countrymen, who made him a,
aiost enthusiastic reception. '
BOY LOST LIFE BY DROWNING.
ST, ANI)REW'S, N, B., Sept. 10-
Lee McGraw, 17 years old, was
drowned from the steamer at Rih-
binton. No mic siiw him fall over-
hoard. The body was recovered.
 
patcd a great demand for space from
that class of exhibitors who desire to
show their machinery in motion. T0,
cater to these exhibitors a new Ma-|
chinery Hall, eighty feet long and,
thirty-eight feet wid-e has been erect-i
ed east of the main building.
This will be shafted as required by
the exhibitors and the machinery
when in motion will be driven by a
big gasoline engine. Exhibitors w'illI
thus be enabled to show their ma-
chines to a butter advantage and at
the same time visitors and all in-l
terested in thls_braiich. of the exhibits
will gresllly appreciate the additional
attraction at the fzig fair.
But machinery exlrlbits are not
drawing all the attention -of thc'
management - the iinsophistioated'
slternations and additions made for
their accommodation and comfort. A
new pig shed -and two large cattle
sheds are among the improvements of
1910.
Space in the Main Building ls going
fast-the merchants evidently agree
with the management insofar as anti-
cipations of a large attendance are
concerned. The choice spots are al-
|are yet available which will proba-
ready located, but some allotments
hly be socn taken un. It is propos-
e‘d to have some additional attnrc-
tlon for the second floor of the main
‘JURY DIS/AGREED IN _
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porker and t-he cow both had some'
building this year. Aiiopthrr plai-
and chatter; in a ilBY When marriage
has become so debased and defiled
IIISUIIS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN »
ANI] HIIIILII IUIIIISI
,iiigi "
EW EN McKINNON,A
Hampton, P. E. I.
clock is stopfuil, and all action men-' _
up to last Saturday leads .ull can
didates in district number tlirec, in
The Guardian and Herald $11,000.00
prize contest. The Grand Prize is a
$2400.00 Auto or $2,000.00 in gold and
the first District Prize is a $1,200.00
Auto or $1,000.00 in gold. This con-
test closes next Saturday Sept. 17th.
The following is the standing of each
contestant up to Sc tcmber 10th.
for self-centred materialism, whcnl ` P
thc Christian sense of sin is being _ D1STR1UT NO_ 3_
_ Includes the Islands of Cape Breton,
Newfoundland and Prince Edward Is-
and _when you may do_ what you like, .land_
provided you are not round out; in e. An th GRAND CAI-,ITAL
day when thc relations between l.hc|PR1Zc}§}_ B g2_400 Russel 1 Tmnmg
Car, has been awarded, District No.
while the gafhage for which men and '3 will receive 12 prizes as follows :-
1 Ford Touring Car
1 Motor Boat
1 Diamond Ring
1 Cream Separator
that not even the pledged truth can 1 Canoe
make it long and endurable without
change of prospective 1'4\rt.ners in a
1 Camera
1 Piano
life of legalized vice: in aday when_1 Suit of Furnitllre
1 Bicycle
there is no empty place but in thc
cradle, nor room in which to move
1 Gramapbone
but in fthe churches. Well may 11,1 Steel Range
lending Parisian physician sum up
the situation, exclaiming: 'C’est une
pouriture.' * * ' In conclusion let
me remind you how it has come to
pass that so responsive, intelligent,
quick-witted land brilliant a people
as the Irish' have never been caught
1 Kitchen (labinct
Ewen McKinnon, limupton
P. O.   .. . . . . . . .
..6Ii0,51‘l0
Miss Bessie McFn.rlanc, Ui*
agedale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
.. 060,500
Herbert B. Chafe, St. John's
Nfid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 652,240
and captured, as so many were, by Rev_- P_ _-[_ O.B,.i,,n_ Tora
the glare of pseudo-tlieology, or the
glamor of falsc` philosophies; Yes,
let me tell you why it is that the
Celtic race, naturally so easily won.
has never welcomed to its schools,
or showed even cold shelter to Jan-
senism, or Kantianism\_or Martian-
iam, or Nietzcheism, ay, let me
further tell you why it ls that no
form of Modernism or Mundancism
has cver succeeded in finding foot-
hold _in Erin's soil. The reason for
this is not far to seek. If Ireland
todny is the most thoroughly Catli-
olic land throughout thc civili'/.cd_
world, and if Dublin of all thc rapi-
tals of Christendom is the most in-
tensely Catholic thc secret of this
glorious privilege is easy to reveal.
Ireland is what she is today because
her sons and daughters say their
prayers and go to the sacramvnits.
Let in go forth, resolved to do like-
wise, and we. too, like them. Shall
remain unspoilt by modernity. \1i\'
spotted from the world.' "
MAINE PROFESSOR DIEAIL
wATERv11.1.i~:, Me., sept. io.-uri-I
ward Winslow Hall, prol0sS0l` cmvflr
tus of modern languages and librari-
an nt Colby College, died at his homo
on Maine street this afternoon.
' C(.NN(lL-LY (IASB.
-MONCT()\', September I0. -' :I`l\€
jury disagreed in the case of (fon-
nolly, charged with munslnuglitcr
and a new trial will result.
WARMER.
TORONTO, Sept. 12-Fresh south-
erly to southwesterly winds; fine.
stationary or a little higher temper-_
aturc. ' '
The
hours
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length of today will he twelve
and forty-four minutes.
The temperature at. three o'clock
this morning was fifty-three degrees
abovc zero. `
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 5.19 and tomorrow evening fit
6.50.
The sun sets this evening at 0.13
and rises tomorrow morning at 5.35.
The moon sets tonight. at 10.53.
The highest temperature registered
yesterday was 67 at 9 a. m., 59, and
at 9 m 57 During Saturila; night
Cove, Nflu.   580,220
Tony D. Piston, Sydney  571,480
Rev J. J. McGrath, Belle
Isle, Nfid. . . . . . . . . .
.. 487,430
H. Herbert Mann, Syducy...... 414,070
Gordon P, Richardson, Syd-
ney, C. B.  .. . . . . .
..40£l,670
D. A. Wedlock, Charlotte-
town, P. E. I. . . . .
.. 303,030
V. L. Taylor, Glace Bay 274,030
Miss Mary Cornfoot, Char-
lottetown...      254,870
M. Gatheral, Tors i`ove,Nfid. 253,210
D. M. Gillis, Sydney 198,500
A. H. Cook, Sydney Mines ...1B2,000
CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS
OFF' FOH VANCOUXER.
TORONTO, Si-pt. 10-Members of
the Caiiailiaii Manufacturers' Associ-
ation will lenve Toronto for Van-
couver' in two special trains on Sat-
urday. lt is cxpected that about 250
will tnkc advantage of thc excursion
and attend thc animal mcctlnil Of I-D0
Association. A civic reception will
bc tendered at Port Artluv. Forf-
William, Winnipeg. and other cities
along the route.
IIHITISH WIN ALI.
ALONG THE LINE.
I'.O.\7I)O.\I. Sr' f I0. Ilou. A. H.
.~\vIc.s\vorfh, Minister of' Juslii-c who
propiiim-il thc C.inn<liau side_ of fhcfiib
cry cnso nxprossorl his npinioi\_0f flip
iislv.-i'ip.=i uivnrcl thus: "lf is n \\'in ull a-
long tlwline for ns." ‘ lion. fvliirlfenzic
King was preseutduring ihe rf-aiding of
fha :iwuril and suiil that it seolnoil
quite safisfiictory.
Condensed Advertisements
<'11<_>;>;=.°9._f°.f._§>1=_i_wi.l\'.=.e=.i4>i=-  _L_
QALE OF FURNITURE and other
l nrticles,Tucsday 13, at 11 o'clock
a. ni., at my sale room A. Boisner.
Auctioneer. _ _ _ __ _‘.\~i2d2iriipd._
T OST, Saturday between Qizri-ns
_ .J Arms and Charlottetown, ovcr-
coat and gloves. Finder please leave
at Morell 1-'.11\ise. !l~12d2i|'liD‘l~
]4‘0OND, on Town Road between
O'Neil's Half Way Hrapice and
.Iohn Acorn’s, store keeper, silver
watch. - Owner can have by
proving property and paying for ad.
Apply to Alcx Dclory, Vernon River
B;-id 9, 9-l2d2lr1ipd
p. .. -
the lowest registered was 44. The
if ,____,_ .,, . __,, ._ . __;
“owing ' i,.7‘~ |,|i,',,¢r|\,q¢0r 0( uma-the 1atter‘s work cations point toward s great. week in warm:-st on Snturdny was 66. at ll a. ]_;0WL1NG, Burkeuz Alley uiieer
l"i\Ch‘lI.t§; Mr Sfrfdiiwood and his showing up with _particularly good Charlottetown when the Exhibition m. 57 and 9 p. m. 52. The widest . market. Open lawfil days. ten to
ener¢5¢,|¢ gun gm]-,pls with n -new effect on all buildm_gs, walls and opens. Friday night was 49 aboic. einen, 9~8dig __ l _img nt. the root; lrliorean.
The sim rose yesterday morning at
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MONTREAL, Sept. 11-Robt.Kcrr,
passenger inanagi.-r of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, having reached the
age at which he thinks a man should
retire, has asked to be relieved. -
He will be succeeded by Chailss
Usher.
It is understood that this means
further promotion for G. E. Foster.
A RIOT OVER A
CHOLERA SUSPECT
BADEN P0wELL ARRIVEDIN.   Icuusi In I Ynuiurui `
IHIIIIIIICIIIII
Gaynor, aged 15, was shot in the
right breast and seriously wounded.
by a bullet from the rifle of a
youthful companion while hunting
on a lake near Mcndarn Junction.
The boy is now in n hospital hcrc
in a dangerous condition.
CRIPPEN TRIAL
AGAIN GOES OVER
LONDON, Sept.. 10--The crown pro-
R(Jf.lI'l, Sept. 10-The action of
the niuiicipality of Asceli Satarino
in allowing two persons from the
rholeia infected district to cuter thc
town has provoked a great rage
here. ln a riot yesterday the auth-
orities were stoned and two were se-
riously injured.
UHLAN COMES NEAR
BREAKING NIS RECORD
(‘HAR'i`l€R OAK PARK, llnrtforil,
Conn., Sept. 10-f~lensatiounl horse
races brought to a close yesterday
the grand circuit meet held in con-
nection with the Connecticut state
fair. The closing of the grand cir-
mile in 2.011, coming within aquar-
tcr of ii second of cqualling thc rc-
cord, 2.01, made by the sonic horse
in Cleveland on August 8. Ulilan
was driven by its owner, (5. K. G.
Billings, of New York. The truck
events were thc finest of the week.
The Harvester won in istrniirht hcats,:
the time in the second and fin`nl
heats being 2.03, which brokc the
track record of 2.042, made by Ham-.
burg Belle. This race was a walk-I
ovci' for the winner. The second hon-I
two in three cvcut, and apart from;
thc performance of thc Harvester
was uninteresting.
CHURCHILL YIAS YIOUNDED
lllAN(`.l-ll<lSTldR, Sept. 10-A des-
patch from Smyrna to thc (luardiuu
says Winston Churchill, tho homc
secretary, .wus accidentally woundcil
in the leg yesterday.
He was operated upon at the Eng-
lish hospital at Smyrna and is do-
ing well. The injury was not scri-
ous. ,
FOUR MONTHS IN JAIL
I<`arrcr, who pleadcd..guilty to sell-
ing' obscene postal cards on thu
streets here, was sentenced by Judge
Mulvena yesterday morning to four
mouths in jail at hard labor, and
steps will bc takcn to have him dc-
ported to thc States at thc expira-
tion of his sentence.
1..»\l)Y AT YORK, Mc.,
(‘()MMl'l‘S SUI(`ll)l~}.
YORK, Maine, Sept. 10- Informa-
cuit races licre yesterday was mark-I
cd by l?lilan's trotting aii,cxhibi1.ioul
siisuniiooiin, our., sept. 10-,
I
secutors are slowly unravelling n
,chain of evidence with which they
'expect to convict Dr. Hawley H.
l(‘rippcn for thc murder of his wife,
.the music hall singer, Belle Elmore,
:and Ethel lic Nero as accessory af-
itcr the fact.
It was expected that important
‘medical testimony would -be given
.early in the court proceedings, but
[its presentation has been delayed un-
ytil the experts for the defence have
_hail nn opportunity of viewing the
irciiinins. 'Fire trinl, therefore, has
‘been adjourned to September 14.
I A ninrkcd cliauize in the demeanor
gis noted of I‘i-ippen, who is less
ldowucast. Ho carried on ri whisper-
‘eil cr.nvei‘satioi\ with his former
estciiograplicr in court yesterday.
Miss Le Neve -rcplicd in mouosylla-
blcs, keeping licr eyes on the ground.
Shc.wus much aizitatcd throughout
the hearing and limi trouble in cou-
trolliug liers.:lf when the circumstan-
ces attending the finding of the re-
mains wus ii.:.rrai.cd by Inspector
Dew.
The in.~:pcctor brought out a new
point, testifying that he found in thc
garden, under n heap of rubbish,
some clay siniilur to that in the ccl-
lar. »
ors ivcnt to llob Douglass. lt was   
 1.oNuoN sept. in--'rim oerrnnn
loxplorcr, Carl Peters, in his last
‘journey in South Africa, discovered
in tablet containing the first nncicnt.
|in;»'.rrlption actually found in that
country. The tnlrlet was found in ii
`,slnvo pit at North Unitali. It wus
linmlc of cement and was cut in two.
iTl\c soft., white letters wcrc not dam-
-nged. Mr. Peters thinks the churac-
ters arc Greek, but other cxpcrts
isay they are Gracco-Phoenician. Mr.
Peters assumes the tablet to be half
of an n.ncicnt`passpo1'l., one portion
of which was retained by thc mast-
er und thc other handed to a mcs-
scnger.
He also discovered a brass figure
Inf Pan, six and one half inches high.
Siniifar figures hnvc'becn found at
Pompeii, proving that there wus
Greek influcuce in Solltli Africa at u.
lirtcr period than the tablet.
Hl<}.~\RS'l‘ URGES R.OOi‘ll<]VEI.T
Ti) l"I(.II-l'l’ THE BOSSES.
NEW YORK, Sept, 10--Republican
leaders and members of the "Old
Guard" at thc Republican State
Committee were not inclined to dis-
cuss ycstcrday thc cabled statement.
of William Randolph Hearst from
tion that au ngcil lady, who accord-
ing to local authorities committed,
suicide by taking an on-i-ilr.se ofj
opium, after engaging a room at. ay
local hotel was Mrs. Hanuali Yatesr
Wooilell, of New Bedford, Mass., was,
obtained last night. It also wasi
learned that Mrs. Woodcll a montlii
ago went to Lacuna, N. H., to visitl
friends. A week later she sent her'
trunk to Urangc, N. J., giving the
impression that e-lic intciidrd to uc-
vompnuy it and since then hcl' rela-
hcr. Mrs. Woodcll was 74 years of
age.
MANY LIVES LOST.
LUIIINGTON, Micli., Heist. 10-
Thirty lives were lost when the l‘c-re
Marquette car ferry, hound from
l.u<lington to Milwaukee, went to
the bottom of Lake Michigan, half
way across the lake.
The dead include Captain Peter
Kelly, of Ludington, S. F. Sezepan-
ck, l"u|‘scr, and thc wii‘elL.~:s operat-
or, whose signals of distress brought
assistance to thc sinking steamer
and two members of the crow of nu-
othcr ferry who lost thcir liris In
an cflort to rescue.
The victims include Si'rii:1r=lB.»'ulz-
ic of River Bourgcosr, Novri Srulin
INFAN'l`ll.l'l I‘AlI.»\l.\'.\`lS.
'rolioN'ro. :~ir»pr . na- ..\n .-pu.-nic
of infantile imi'nl_v.~=i", \~.'liii-ii '.~'n.- rc-
ported in Hamilton n ipu' \\'i‘1-liz: :L'<i.
is spreading. lt is rstinizitr-I fluii \.i.-
cfty has over a |\unflr»"d in:-':;, om
the pernentngp iiI iIi‘bil.Iii< in Iiil',!':.
Two deaths occurrcfl flu-rc i'rsl'iwl,.y.
Three in .liouut F.-pc
tives have failcd to find any trace ofli
Paris, urging Theodore Roosevelt to
fight thc "Bosses" in this State, and
thc iutimution that the Independence
League would help him.
Mr, Hear:-it’s declaration was deem-
ed of much importance in the prcs-
ent situation, and until yesterday no
fight. had been shed on what posi-
tion Mr. Hearst would take in the
approaching State campaign. '
WEAK LINK IN VASE ‘
AGAINST Dil. CRIl’T'EN.
l.ONDl.N, Sept. 8-(living evidence
in t".e ('i'ippen ca.-'c to-day, i\'.‘rs Har-
rison, a pprsoual friend of Mrs. ( tp-
_pcn for thirteen years said tluit l\|r.-.
-<‘i~ippen had biviwzicd hor .lurk ‘=r ~wn
Ihair to ai lighter slinrlo, and scifi..
*hair :shown reSeiiil\li'il_ Iii-1' hair, also
;that a portion of nn i|nder\'vst fouurl
l with thc ri-mains was similar to u i~'.rii'-
'incnt Mrs. (‘rippeu wore.
I Evidence in regard to purcliasc of
Ipoisou by i`rippcn was gi'»'cil lil' In'
'spec/tor llcw. flu also roi-ul xi lon!!
I,,;,,tgm¢-ii( made by ('rippou bcforc his
fliglii.
I ;~;g~-.n <1~i~.- not uppi-nr to be suf-
1‘rr.n': Li in the strain ol his posi-
lifm. .
.\lr_ .\vuto~i, muinscl for Crippcn,
li;\< :‘..*<‘i\'o.l pci'iiii:=,sfoii to inspect
ih: i';':nip= I4-\.iul in llilldrop Cres-
will.
I 'l`III'I l.lf'lfII.I'}l!.\N I‘I(INI(I,
I I.I'.\`|'I.\`IlI`IllI_ .“`.|»i»f'. I0--Nourly
T_||n.» pi--.;»l.\ nt.tr-nflul thc annual
E.utlp'r:.u picnic nf \‘.`cnf.'/.clI's Lake,
1, ‘nr llridu. \'.'.\icr, yistcrilay. 
Min1r<l`.; Lililiiivuf iclip\~p.=; Ncuralgfa.
SHORT SELECT
A (fiend ig a prrsi n v.'l:o is quail
fied to tell us unpleasant ;ru!.l~::, but
doesn't.
"An unkind person is unculf.\'reil,
no matter what his position, wcnlth,
influence, or education."
In politics, we don't nccil parties,
we need men.
Some men think they are rather in-
'dependi-nt, when, in reality, they are
rude.
_ _ th - --__-_ Happiness in A perfume you can
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fi-".' Ili-up-; yourself."
I "\v‘luit, is rinlly best for us Iles Of-
ten within our reach tliougli is often
lo\'0rloolicd_" Longfellow,
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so "
Often the milk of human kindness,
sstcs of the can.
"The more we help others to bear
heir burdens, the lighter our own
ill bc." Selected.
There are thousands hacking at the
lhrnnrhvs of evil, to one who fs strik-
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