KINGSTON, ONTARIO, " YEAR 76-NO. 238, And Left Council Withou . a Quorum 10 PREVENT PASSAGE OF MOTION TO ENFORCE LAUN DRY BY-LAW, Ald. Nickle Led the Lively Scene. in Council Cham ber--Ald, to Narile An Alderman If He Voted. Seven. members left their at evening, when the laundry jaw under discussion, and the dissolution of that civic body lack of a quorum. Ald. Nickle led the rotreat, and was followed by Alds McCartney, Robertson, Kent, Graham Hoag and Angrove. Only nine mem bers of council were left, and as twelve WET for thie to an abrupt of the eity eounci 10:30 o'clock, license last by cause wals was Necessary a quorum, business of coun] came ond The was fathers thu hy fon the city in ordor passage. of a Alds, Chown and Elliott, ealling the immediate onforasment of laundry by-law, which would have landed batch China men in jails for noirpayment of the Jicomisa tax of $50. What lod up to the hight of the seven was this: - A by-law to amend the $50 laundry license By-law rowived its second read wit of ICEESALY seven to prevent olution moved likely another of ing at the council meeting of Septem- ber 27th. This amended by-law pro vided for tha reduction of the £10. Last evening, whon by-laws were being considered, Ald. Givens ask why the amended laundry by-law ws not up for its third reading. Ald Rent, its - father, replied that he didn't intend present it thi meoting, but. would do so "at the pro per time." "You again, le 4 to at have been counting and® find that it might put in Ald. Elliott. 'I claim that by-law should, | a third time at this said Ald. Givens, "and 1 beg sent it for its third reading." Ald. Nickle claimed this to be gular., The aldermen who brought this by-law had the right it when he pleased. Noses not carry, rind to pre res too present What Caused The Trouble. When no move was mad the by-law, Ald. Chown moved, condded by Ald. Elliott, that the pro- per official be the laundry by-law forthwith the 850 by-law Ald. Nickle took vigorous objection to such legislation, lation' he termed Ald. motion. He asked that the matler be allowed to stand till there was a ful meeting of council. The vote would Ix close, and it would be wise to till moro aldermen were present. wore away Alde. Harty, Hanley, ney, SMeKay and Tweddell. --At formers meeting, ~~ he said, that supporters of the 850 tax had treated fairly, only hy-law being given. He thought the samo fair play should now be ex tended to the other side. Alds. Chown soe that those had. beon treated with any tion at tho last meeting. instructed to onforee that i as ive the the heer and Givens could considera Flight--A Graham Threatened | pointed for the | Ls meeiing,"' in to present is 'pernicious legis Chown's wail Rig- one reading of the | that not favoring the high tax {of the big laundries had come to him at his house and asked him sup sort 'the 850 tax. This man said to him: "Ii you vote for tho §50 tax wo wing if you vole against it, we lose. Now it's up to you." . Ald. Graham declared that when a man eame around, like that and tricd to 'influence an alderinan it was a small king of business. : "My vote," declared Ald. Graham, "is not controlled by any man's opin jons. When 1 vote vote in the way consider in the interests of the citi- wns," to t & Withdrew His Statement. Hare followed quite a. lively. tilt | between Alds. Nickle and Elliott. The latter remarked that Ald. Nickle would, have carried the third reading of the by-law. at last council meeting if he .leould have done so. Ald. Nickle, he out, must have known that | the third ccading at that meeting leould only Le secured by a tworthirds | vote. Henee he hadn't conceded any- | | thing to the high tax supporiers as | he endeavored to make out. old of how a representativi of one Wilke ou Terrific Havana, Oct. $ 'killed and twenty-three others injured {by a cyclone which struck Havana atl West. TEN. WERE KILLED AND A GREAT MANY PERSONS WERE HURT. . Great Docks Were Destroyed and Buildings Wind Howled Along Blown Down--The at a Rate. 12. Ten. persons . were | Ald. Nickle took strenuous objection three o'clock yesterday morning. Pro- : {he declazvd was untrue, for he had re- marked to | was taken . | any attempt by-law through, and had voted cordingly. He asked Ald. Chown if . this were not 50, and the latter said it was, Ald. { that that ho wouldn't support, to railroad Niet Je" "Mr Ald, FlHiott Mayor, | retract his demand » : | ment, | 4 I Ald | "Fi this « Elliott make xX planation : Ald. Nickle--"I' want Ald. Elliot to | peirnet his statement, Mr. Mayor." [ Ald Elliott (vigorously)--"1I'll | tract nothing : < % Ald. Nickle Ald. Elliott bow to your Mr. Mayor, as he expects others to do likewise. I |ask, you, Mr. Mayor, to give me a fair show." Elliott--'It I attithbuted to |Ald. Nicide anything that was not ' | correct I withdraw it, Mr. Mayor, but '| Wint to point out that he must i known that he could. not carry third reading of the by-law be- he - couldn't get the two-thirds vote. Ald. McCann explained that at the last meeting he had voted for a ten- dollar tax but would now support the fifty-dollar- owe: He thought Ald. Nickle's party should have agreed to la compromise. He didn't think $50 * |was too much. The big laundries {should be supported as they were em- ploying a lot of labor. Ald. Angrove-- 'And Ald. votes for a $50 tax in order [squeeze out the little fellows and give the big fellows a monopoly." Ald. McCann disclaimed any tention. Ald. Kent moved in amendment, se- conded by Ald. Angrove, that the re- solution of Ald. Chown be laid on the table for six months. Ald. Nickle moved in amendment the amendment to the effect that the | council considers it inadvisable to put into effect so drastic a resolution as Ald. Chown's, as it considers that the question should be vqted on by a full council: : #1 ruling 1 ask just | have [the cause necessary McCann to What Finally Happened. Ald. Kent withdrew lis resolution in favor of the latter. Then Ald. Nickle arose and declared that he and other supporters of the low tax would fight the high tax supporters right to a finish. They would meet bluff {by bluff and move amendment after amendment i Ald. Chown"s resolution was pot withdrawn, He announced that Alds. Rigney, Hanley -and McKay were. being looked up and might arrive before the mo- tion was put, With their presence Ald. Chown's motion would be de- feated and the low tax by-law could | 1 to, to | such in- 1 [to Ald Elliott's first statement, whidh | perty damage to the amount of dollars was also caused i , Ald, Chown before any vote (the storm. 'lhe cyclone swept {million | the Isle of the revised: | southwest, of \ ; ac- (sing a little to the west of the city. wind blew The iness lor righest At 5:40 1X a.m. state- (ed a velotity of over 120 rain The amour in ax hour. {hours vessels damaged, moorings an I he conveyers of pany were d shore. | burbs of H end many jured, The of Pinar vinces and Matanzas, AM Key West, is a the mass o West I the property are wrecked, American, M Several ba wrecked. Te among the There were « and of others bong blew at tne hour>" Players Pittsburg, that the tween that the $130,000, of be taken in about $2,00€ A foree the ers and tugs were blown from great culosis hospital, del one-half of the these only a few are leit, players' games of the world: championship be Detroit and Pittsburg will net the clubs about $70,000 total first four games is estimated the Detroit receipts total 850,000. fgerics probably will take as its share po 4p ont something like $42,000, which will be; » two hy over Pines and entered Cuba Havana, the vortex pas- with remarkable stead- hours. It was; at its between 5 and 6:30 a.m. the anemometer register- miles an fall for twenty-four to 4.10 inches. Small harbor were seriously many gzht- their the east the electric Havana Coal com- The new tuber- in one of the was blown down of the patients were in cyclone took in the whole Rio and Havana the western province ited Wd schooners, wrecked on docks of a the estroyed. su- avana, ass Of Wreckage. Fla., Oct. 12.--This city f wreckage as a resalt ndian hurricane. At island city isin Joss being estimated of least ruins, at about %3,000,U00, but so far as known | [ ondon announces no lives haw Over ten of the largest cigar factories |f.<sin e been lost at Key West Havana- Lopez partially among them the artinez and Ruy nk buildings are rrible havoc was wrought shipping in the harbor. yver 100 vessels at anchor the out to driven sea cast on the beach. At times the wing | rate of eighty miles per Split About $70,000. Oct. 12.--1t is estimated share of the four It is believed taken in during the will aggregate about shich about $80,000 will a® Forbes Field, while it will The club that wins the ) for cach player BACK TO ROOSEVELI HE WILL BE THE PRESIDENT rczard to the Kinrade murder case. FTER TAFT. pro- Newly Appointed Minister China Recalled. Washington, Oct. 12--Charles . R. Crane's sudden and hitherto mysteri- of Stgte Knox om the very eve oi | sailing from San Francisco to assume this duties as minister of the United States to China was occasioned by developments involving the question of Mr. Cranc's filness for that post. The "state" department has in hand, it is said, what it regards as more or less convincing «Vidence ihat Minister Cranc on the pot of departure for tho far cast, became responsible for the publication in a Chicago news paper of what the department views 'as' a most indiscreet discussion of the attitude of the United States toward the two treaties recently negotiated between China and Japan, the more serious because that atiitude is still under confidential consideration, no decision having been arrived at. | P Candidate for Aldermen F. GALVIN, president of the Board in New York SAYS HE DID IT. Surrenders and Confesses to Lon- don Police | Montreal, Oct 12.-A cable that a man London police, be a murderer at Hamilton from has cons of Feh- | | surrend Lo [Eth in ruary. His name tiort. He lat 'the instigation another whose name he has forgotien. [man gave him $500. Kinrade ie Edward William Bed- says he of man, Much Surprised. { Hamilton, Ont., Oct. B.-T. 1. trade way told of the confession, expressed that true He will not talk un- further information arrives, te wor is til Does Not Credit Story. Oct. 12.--~When of the informed o despatch Toronto, | the contents Cartwright, deputy attorney-general [stated that he had never heard |such a person. The fact that {fort said he had forgotten the Ped name {made the story look rather | ne i | Scotland Yard Knows Nothing | London; Oct. 12.--The officer ix | charge of Scotland Yard informs' « The [Canadian Astociated Press he heard nothing fession of a man named Bedfori Take No Stock In It. Swept Over Cuba and Key! +0 ous recall to Washington by Secretary | committed the crime This | Kin- He surprise, saying, 'Dear me, | Mr. of + lof the man who gavée him the money | suspicious ! has about the reported con- in | r-- - , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1909. | Distant Places. THE WORLD'S TINGS GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS- 2 SIBLE FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. | Winbourn L. Burgess was arrested, lat Vancouver, on the charge of rob- | bing'a_ Canadian express agent at Truro, N.S. ! Prof. C. K. Leith, Madison, Wis, two. assistants who went to Hudson Bay to examine rock formation, are bedeved to be lost. ~ A better G.T.R. service to North Bay for T. & N.O. passengers-has been pro- mised the Temiskaming and Northern | Ontario commision. | A group oi employees of the large {hacienda of Xyico Y Anexas have been accused of stealing 500,000 pesos from the plantation owner. The rumor that Senator Cloran | will be appointed judge of the Quebec | superior court, to replace the late Justice Curran, who died last week. In a head-on collision, between a {Grand Trunk passenger train and an Intercplonial engine, at Levis, ° one train man, named Begin, was killed. Mrs. Blanche Buzalski, said to have conducted an employment bureau in Torento,~at one time, is accused of murdering a Polish girl at Lockport. Winfield Halleck, an American citi- zen, accused the captain of the Brit- ish steamer Miramichi, of spihiting him away from Baltimore as a sailor. While a party was hunting cougars, {| near Ashcroft, B.C., a shot struck in an old amine, and of the hunters was blown an hundred feet down the mountain and killed. | "The well-known dry goods store of Thomas CC. Watkins, H¥hilton, has been acquired by a syndicate from the United States, and will be run as a de- partmental store. The court of appeal, at New York, | has sustained the judgment of a low- er court which found Charles W. Morse guilty of violating the national | banking laws. | Another industrial merger presages the amalgamation of the Canada Car company and the Dominion Car 'and | Founder company, of Montreal, and { the Rhodes-Curry company, of Nova | Scotia. At Brandon, Man., fire totally de stroyed the shipping warehouse of the | A. McKenzie Seed company, valued at 000, while the contents were valued $10,000. Insurance, $12,000. \t Mexico City, Harper Baylor Lee, the American bull fighter, was serious- ly wounded while attempting to kill a bull in the ring at San Luis Potosi. He was hooked in the groin. Brigadier-General Amos 3. Kimball, .S.A., retired, whe saw forty years' service in the army, died at Washing- ton, on Sunday, at the age of sixty- {nine, heart failure being the cause of tris death: * { , and is one at |} if a IN MESSINA ALONE. LATEST NEWS TOTALLED 76,563 SIXTY THOUSAND KILLED ' GEVES HER FORTUNE. Leaves to Girl His Attentions. Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 12--The story of an aged man's love for & young woman was revealed, yesterday, when it became known that a will be- neathing a fortune estimated at oo 30,0 to gg U been Oo! among / s of Bar- tala. Balléring. 1e young woman, not knowing that Ballerino is dead, is now on or to Los Angeles from Australia, where she wont three years to escape his ardint protestations : of love. The ine telligence that she is réturning to Los Angeles was received in a lettar to hey brother four weeks ago, writton and mailed from Sydney, Australia. A few months before his death Bal lerino showed to Capt. Thomas PFer- nande?, of the fire department, a will in favor of Mist Uhalt, and said she had beon his only true fricnd. ' Who posse : MARINE NEWS, Steamer Hepburn Raised And Repair Dock. Ogdensburg, N.X., Oct. 12.---The steamer Hepburn, under charter to the Ogdensburg Coal and Towing com- pany, which sank near Troquois Point, in the St. Lawrence, while on her wav from Oswego to Montreal with a car- go of coal, has been raised and is now at Iroquois undergoing repairs The work of getting the large boat from the bottom of the river was a huge task and by many marine men was considered impossible. The steam tug Vigilant, of the Daly & Hannan Dredging company fleet, is now on its long journey around the coast to Boston harbor, where it will be engaged in the large dredging con- tract which has 'kept the largest drédges of the Ogdensburg company busy during the past four years, : in Ketchel Now Weighs 174 Pofinds. San Francisco, Oct. 12.--Even money that Stanley Ketchell, middleweight champion of the world, will last ff teen founds, and two to one that "Jack" Johnson, the negro heavy weight champion, will retain his title after October 16th, when the two men will engage in a twenty-round battle at Colma arena, were the prevailing odds to-day. a Ketchell tipped the scales, last night, at 174 pounds, the most he has ever weighed in training. According to his manager, Willug Britt, he will enter : i ring weighipg not less than 178 ohnson plans to fight at 196 pounds. Ii Britt's prediction is verified, Ketchell will be heavier than many men who 'have contended for heavy- weight honors. « POLICEMAN A SHOPLIFTER. Under Pretence of Buying He Steals Socks. Parise, Oct, 12.<A Paris policeman was arrosted, vesterday, for shoplift- ing. : It had been noticed in a large shop in the Rue Rivoli that articles 'disap- pearcud from the counters whenever the policeman made some slight purchase there. and two detectives were set to watch, Last night they saw the "policeman purchase a collar and walk out. They folwwed him to the Pont Neuf, where he halted, and, afte looking furtively around, proceeded to draw several pairs of socks from under his. cloak and examine them under the light. The two detectives thercupon laid hands on him and repeated the" ion mula he had himself often made use of in effecting an arrest: He was corted to the police barvacks. A SERVIAN HORATIUS Swims River in Uniform With LAST EDITION obi fo, guts Oct, Ie nraxa Valley al Per Le xa 414 nL Pes trong winds, urinal in 3: 4% The Style Race Why be satisfied with this sort of performance? You can just as easily break away from the rest and win all the style honors by buying the '*Steacy" cloths, which re- present distinctive style and supbherb quality at no greater cost to you than the ordin- ary kindg. This. illustration represents one of® the many beautiful New York models to be seen in our showrooms, Note the clase-fitting collar and well built chouiders. The cloth is thoroughly shrunk and un- spotable. We offer them in colors Castor, Myrtle, Olive and Black. Come To-Morrow and Sec Them You'll be delighted. Vangouver, Joseph A. ©. years and seven Funeral private. Reqguiein mass will ba celebrated At St. Mary's ' Cathedral, I'hursday morning, Oci. 14th, at 9.80 a.m. Friends invited to attend the mass. MANLY At 1909, eighteen on Oct. Manly, months, 6th, aged - -- Ald. Elliott maintained that = the {pe carried. But he was prepared to 150,000 Persons Injur 1 Popula- ROBERT J REID, Crown Attorney proper wurst was to give the by-law iis third reading at-onee "Not at all," said Ald. Nickle. would draw All. Elliott's attention te the fact that the finance laundry by-law received ing on April ing some {ime in Akl Elliott to say "We getting the which derisive lowers, Ald. Graham declared that there wa a man at the council board who sui he was to for. the fifty elollar feo ie first read June. What to that." information," rawived "with Kent's fol were response, laughtee was by Ald going vote neense one That, he charged tax was right, . Wa committee's | Nickle 26th and its third road | of his colleagues were prepared has {follow him, thus leaving council with- I hegin the fight 'for prohibition in the { | state of Washington, made two was |! just to please sche | lee, although he didn't think the | meet the other side fairly, and allow the matter to remain over till a full meeting of council could be had. If it came -to the worst then Ald. said he would leave seat in the council chamber and a number to » 1 | his tout a guorum. Ald. Chown refused to withdraw v[motion, telling Ald, Nickle to his f go . nhead. | "All right," replied Ald. Nickle, and out-of the counal chamber, immediately by Alds -An- Graham, Hoag, MeCartney, | Kent and Robertson. As he. was about to retire made thes statement : | alderman I referred to a while sitting at this council board « | walked i {followed {grove, J | Graham 2 ngo is a pretty small piece of husiness ¢ H DAILY MEMORANDA. Honeymooners," Grand 8.15 p.m. "The House, Open 1 p.., Wednesday. At Bijou--"A Drunkard"s Fate : Nurglar and the Wife' ; ""The Hat Father Wore Upon. St. Patrick's Day. Opera! Shooting Meet, Barriefield Ranges, | "Th Mo night. I he votes for the resolution, rn name ham.' "Follow like sheep," | Elliott. "I'm not as much of a sheep as «Ald. "Elliott," declared Ald: Graham, coming into the horseshoe, "and | want him to know it" 'Ihe meoting was then at an the mayor declaring Ald. declared back end, STUDENTS! We have the finest and most satisfac. ory STUDENTS' LAMP on the market. No smell or smoke. A clear, bright light. Hundreds of them in use by was present. Had * the motion of Ald. heen put it would have been carried 9 to 8. With Ald. Rigney, McKay d Hanley present the low tax sup- have carried the two- of the by-law, even if of the aldermen left the ny a porters. could third: reading the renfinder chamber With a as though full council pregent it looks the vote would a tie, 11 to 11, and so. a compromise on a tax of %20, as moved bv Ald. Chown two wesks ago, seems the only way of the diflienlty. Skimmed Milk Men Prosecuted. Belleville, .Ont., Oct. 12.--During last be out to | that no quorum | Chown | .; a 4 {ministration ian in Spokane, | St. sas, who cictions' in view : "Nothing vent the | lousevelt | ane | ipa John, | to suecced Pr 1 &f he is bliean can be. Regarded 'As the Sharpest Politie- the United States--Ten Years Hence There Will Be No Legalized Salooms. Wash., Qet. 12.--John ormerly governor of Kan has come to Spokane to pre the course ofan inter except his death will pre nomination of Theodor sident no not elected other { "Ten years hence there won't be a legalized saloon within the boundaries of this com Ibe 'dry' in Mr. St. | things, in s | Tait : { : [politician i for him Mr {heen thougt Roosevelt he an the knew th |to elect- Ta | before the course of ei turn lant tusks ¢ |yell' eleme the ery cept his "de !ination to not elected know Taft, honest man, and so do soft putty at that. | "Roosevelt went not mixed up in any of the covere for Iwill go 'wild' over hm. ath will prevent monwealth. Spokane will five years from this time. John peaking of Roosevelt and * Theodore Roosevelf is the sharpest But have 1 the United States. . Taft never would it him to I, but a putty mah. Roosevelt helped it. He knew that his ad- would be a failure. off to Africa. He is uegtions people to-day. fn the ghteen months he will re od with rhine hides, eleph- and glory. The 'how! and nt in polities will raise Roeasevelt. The country Nothing ex- nom- he is no 1¢ believed at Taft ss Tait, and be because succeed it. will publican could win." Rochester, Ohio Man Ends Life. NY. Oct. 2--Jobn W P.! Taft, | res | said, among other | of for the presidency. | | | | Hamilton, Oct. 12,--Chief Smith ani | Washington, {interviowed, said that they had never hoard Bediorfs name mentioned onnection witly the Kinrade case, and they did not take any stock in the reported. confession it will be rom®ibered that some imonths after the Barton murder a man named John Horton gave himseli up at Flint, Mich., and confessed that he was tho murderer. On investigation {it -was found that there was nothing in ithe story. Thinks We Is Crazy. Spetial to the Whig. | Toronto, Ut) 12.~A d%patch from London, thes morning, says: Monday Edward William Bediort, an Ameri- can, born in Minneapolis, surrcndeved to Superintendent Frank New Scotland Yard, to whom Bedfort confessed he had murdered | Ethel Kinrade, Hamilton, last Febru- ary. Superintendent Froest says he thinks Bedicet crazy and doubts if he is mally guilty as he confesses. Chief Inspector Kydd, who charve of the vase, paid a visit to Lord Stratheona's 'office to ascertain the fi in conntetion With the crime: Badfort claims Toronto docks he hime if Frost, has meta 'man whose 'name he does not remember, who of- fered him $500 to shoot Ethel Kin- 'rade, saying thal he was in love with the girl, but she had thrown The deseription - which Bedfort of the alloged instigator of the crime, and: who, he, says, stood at the door while the shooting was done, tallies with that of the man described iby Miss Florente Kinrade while Bed- fort's own deseripiion is not similar at all. ONT, give Nothing Official. Ottawa, Oct ment has n 12.-The state depart- official news regarding 0 when i in that while working on him tion of Italy Was Not Dimin- ished, But Merely Stopped In- creasing For a Year, Rome, Oct: 12.--The Italian Siatis- ' tical Bureau recently published an e- timate of the mortality in the great Messing earthquake. The total npum- { bor of persons<killed in tho three pro- | vinces of Messina in Sidily, and Reg- gio and Cataprara in Calabrig is put at 76,563. At Messina alone 60,000 persons were killed--almost half of the inhabitants. | The number of persons iijured is uttknown: and very probably will never | be aseoriained. On an average it can bo said that two persons were injured every one killed; hice. approxi- about 100,000 persens wire in- for mately Jured, : | No estimate of the damage to pro- !perty has been made, but ii is known that 231 cities, towns suffered. In connection with the above figures a curious coinwdence has. been disco - ered. During the year 1908 tho execs of births over deaths throughout Ltals amounted to 76,369, and almost corresponds to that of earthauake victims. Thy [tion oi Italy was not ( ninished, but merely stopped increasin: a year account of the earthjuaie. carthquake 12,000 persons have 10,000 from Calabria. Died In France. |. Montreal, Oct. 12.--~The death is an- 'nounced here of "Justice Sir | Thomas Taschereau, aged sixty-eight chief justice of the court of king | bench of Quebec since 1907. | ed | the sake of when his health and villages this number the the. popula- on 3 . Siniec the [their appointment omi- grated to Amorica from Messina and Henri | | He resid-' in Montreal, but - was abroad for death overtook him at Montroveny, France. | Sword Between Teeth. Belgrade, Oct. 12=Lieut. Yoremiah Stanoyoviteh, yesterday, swam across the Sava for a wager in full uniform carrying his sword between his {ecth He dived from the railway bridge, and the Sava's swift éurrent bore him some distance toward the Danube be fore he righted his course and struck out for the ~ Hungarian bank. Hi high hoots gave him considerable trou ble, as they filled with water, but he reached his goal safely amid the cheers of onlookers on hoth sidis of the river, Taken From The Canal. Palmyra, N.Y Oct. 12 Ore Whitehead, of this place, formerly manager of - the {hifton Springs Sani tarium, was taken from the Erie canal bere dead, and the belief is that he | took his life because of continued ill {health. Because of his health, Mr Whitehead had to give up his place nt pClifton Springs some years ago. His age was about forty-eight years. New Rules For Bishops. Rome Oct. 12. --New rules afiecting the bishops throughout the world were made known at the Vatican to- day. These prescribe that the bishops shall be allowed two years following in which to ar range the canonical visitations in their dioceses. Five years after that they must satisfy the obligation of visiting the Pope, such visits to Iw | repeated once in every five vears. Killed In Quelling Fight. Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 12,-While {trying to sepapate a hog and a dog. fighting on Captain Hanby's farm below Bessemer, David Brown, mem- ber of a prominent Birmingham fam ily, was killed Jast night. He was 'using the butt end of his shotgun to i % | The leading Undertaker. "Phone, 577. 227 Princess stredl Our Coffee Has that delicious fragrant aroma; and with its fovely,. golden brown 'color, it fairly makes your mouth water bhelure drinking and your Hps smack after. Ask for Our- Java Mocha Blend PRICE, Guaranteed pure. 40 CENTS. Jas. Redden & Co, IMPORTERS OF VINE GROCERIES. "TAKE NOTICE." . If you want any beating stoves, I have them in all sorts and sis. Prices reasonnble, at TURK'S, hone, 708. New Zealand's Contribution. Wellington, Oct, 12 at a citizens' banquet, d that New Zealand mna¥®al proposals involved a total contribution far below what New Zealand was entitled tp. comtri- bute on the basis of population for the defence of her hearths and homes. To get velief from imligestion; hil iotsness, constipation or torpid liver without disturbing the stomach ov purging the bowels, take a few doses of Carter's Little ier Fi they will please you. A "masher" got his deserts at Port Hope, when he was charged in court with having accosted a lady and ask- ing - to epe her home. 'The fellow, a Sif John Ward, at, week Alfred Street, prosecutor for the Eastern Ontario Dairymen's Associa- tion, had five cases at Vankleek "Hill foug for skimming and one for wate: ing. Each delinquent was fined $4( wl costs. At Glen Robertson he was| rr prosecutor in six cases, five for skim-| Harvest Home Tea. I minz and water. Four of Jrock Street Methodist' church, Tues- these were fined forty and costs; and day evening, October 19th. - Tea served thirty and + costs and thef other from 6 to 5, in leeture hall of church. | twenty and costs. All pleaded guilty {ood programme in church Admis before the magistrates, of the the surrender London, | Kinrade De Arly, about sixty years of age, of Youngstown, Ohio, shot himself in the {head in his room in an hotel here. The yi man came here about three wecks ago the man, Bediort, im | Kidney trouble caused death. a Jory, traveller for Montreal wholesale murder of Ethel grocery firm and a married man, was given a month in jail. A tickling or dry cough can be quicks - Iv loosened with Dr. SBhoop's Cough Remedy. ' No opium, .no chloroform, nothing unsafe or harsh, Sdid by all © dealers.' At Rt. Uatharines, a frait baeked famine prevails which will canes meh. loss to growers. v {separate the animals when the wea X p charge o o World's Potato Record. in exploded, the whole charge going - | . London, Oet. 12,--First prize in the + Tiamp's Toothbrush. | potato-growing competition at tho! Two children of Eugene Fournier, of London, Oct. 12.--A tramp, who was | Hallam Fields Garden Association's St Henri de Levis, .were burned to® once a prominent London builder and show at Hkeston has been awarded lo | death while their parents were out contractor, has appealed to the Chi-! George White, whe grew 229 pounds of imilking. ndrdians for" permission to res! potatoes from a pound of tubérs cut | At Montreal, ' five thousand tins of This , constifutes a-' rotten pine apples shipped fzom abroad 3 were seized hy the health authorities. Queen's Men. Robertson Bros. as one for Edward Love, , Perth man, who erved in the United States civil war, allowance dat 5.000 on one chéster tain his toothbrush and powder in the into eighty sels. work house, world's record. - has received a pension i from 1864, amounting -to sion, 20¢.