LAST EDITION rmroE---- % KINGSTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY: SEPTEMBER 22, 1910. TRY KILLED OCTOBER 0TH Others' Fatally or Badly Is Date For The Lau- Injured In Collision. rier Demonstration. Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 22. It cost H. A. McManus, of Toronto, Ont., all he had except the clothing on his back HIT A T SHORT CURVE T0 BE GREAT AFF AR to take a nap in the New York Cen- YEAR 77-NO. 220 EAT ANYTHING When Far Away From Civilization. LIVED ON LEATHER and went by sledge to Fort MacPher- son for supplies and mail. He reach ed the post on June 25th. In the meantime Mr. Stelanwon set out to visit the natives of the Copper Mine river region, two or three hundred miles east of Cape Parry. THIEVES WERE THOROUGH. Toronto Man Robbed in N.X¥. Central Station at Buffalo. ATLANTA DOCTOR KILLED, WEATHER Toronto. Ont, Sept. 32. 19 am --Ot- Patient Shot His Physician and At {awa Yalley a and Sper hale tempted Suicide. night" Frida Tile dighee tempera: Fricay Ww Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 22.-Driven de Whereis had promised tu eure, Wak Sensational Values A NEW LAND BOOM. Started by=Provincial Government's Purchase, Winnipeg, Sept. 22.--Joseph Bernier, MPP, for SL Boniface, admitted that he held options on large pieces of property adjoining that recently pur- chased near Winnipeg by the provincial government for the new agricultural college. It is expected he will make o big profit out of his deals, as there is a great boom throughout the entire district. Much of the property is be- ing held at double the prices prevail- ing before the purchase by the govern. ment was announced. The roads liam M. Cox, vesterday, shot and kill- ed Dr. J. Robert Sewell in his office and then sent a bullét into his own head Dr. Sewell was one of the best known physicians in this city, William Cox is well known in Austell, Ga. Dr. Sewell had just received his patient and was taking him to the operating room for treatment when the fatal NEW Y SCIENTISTS SUFFER HARDSHIPS IN ARCTIC, % Poor Lick in Hunting--Party Travelled 400 Miles East of Mouth of he Mackenzie Fiver, York, Sept. 22 "That-- even rin look good to men humry in the far worth, with their food enches raided and ruived by bears and wolverines, is shown in lotters written to Hermon C. Bumpus, Hireetor of the Ron Asmar ot "Y ihsalion mn and ihl ar roe ily who left New York for the gone in May, 1908. The scient- ts, who are makioy extended ethno- and zoological collections on the shores of Arctic America for the miwseum, have travelled four hundred miles enst of the mouth of the * Mae- kenig river, The Mast news from Mr. Stefansson was dated March 13th, 1910. In his letter the explorer tells of a trying jourtiey up the Horton river, which started on November 26th, 1909, Six persons were in the party and they carried two days' provisions. During the woe trip, which took fifteen days, hunting was bad. Each bank of the river was hunted, but not a sipzle animal wai found. The party ate whale tongue, which, awing to itd Bbrous mature andl to the 'presesice of su salt, was very sickening. When the tongue was ~one 'the men ate scalsking, deerskins- which they wuspd for sole leather-- and the tough skin laces used for snowshoes, There was sufficient snl oil with the expedition. The oil, about a teaspoonful a day, was con wumed to keep away the ravages of Minge It was taken with deorskin or feathers, as few of the men could take it "straight." Br. Audersow wrote from Fort Mac- Pherson, in Arctic America, on July 15th, He tells of the hardship encoun : tered by the party sad of finding a : "Hy id carcass of . caribon Sn By enough meat for three : or fori monly « Wien, it wan gone - the Taken "straight -- ful h "straight" spooniul eac of portions. of the smmals stomach taken with oil ab each meal. The stomuch contained a peek of well masticated moss and grass. It was Mound of little autritive value, but dul wonders' in helping the members "ol the expedition Lo eat the oil. The. travellers made can one day at a time when the 1oipits of every obs wore low, Dr. A on asked "Jimmy," one of the Esauiman boys what was the name of the district. The boy, knew of no. name, but he 4 ted 'that it He called Kakwi- wluk, the "places of no food." "The two scientists have made m- teresting sbsprvations on the native fauna and 2eogravhy of the regions through which they are travelling ; iomed forees on Novenser 20th, 1909, In September Mr. Stefansson, with two Wepdmans, lamled at Cape Parry, Arctic America, from the whaling vessel, Rosie HH. He spent the winter in the viclnity of Frank: the coast to Franklin Bay, where he join- od his colleague, a'sout fifteen miles ~ northwest of Horton river. On March Mth, Dr. Anderson loft Cape Parry Daly MEMORANDUM. Stylish And hy Yor t Campbell's the A blest of them all. "ita." Grand Opera House, 815 pm. mevival meeting. Cooke's church, § a sure and read Crumiey's advt. to- mE: oh, va AOUW es: Sat i i tral railway station, and he had con siderable. It was the most daring robbery that has been perpetrated in this city in a long time, and the po- lice declare that it must have been the work of more than one clever pickpoc- ket. Tired by travel and. on his way home, Mr. McManus fell asleep on & bench in the station. When he awoke his gold watch and chain, his baggage checks and $210.50 were gone; / The thieves had even taken. ne the checks to the baggage room and secured his suit case containing con: siderable wearing apparel. No arrests have heen made, but the police are still working on the case. of HOBBLE FREAK DOOMED. are Widening Out, Dressmaking Experts. Chicago, Sep(. 22.--~The beginning of the end of the hobble skirt is noted by certain of the ~dressmakers gathered here in convention. It is stated that skirts are already widening out. A plan to establish a = dressmaking institution in connection with Chi- cago's public school system will come up at a dinner of the dressmakers next Friday. Superintendent of Schools Ella F. Young, representatives of the Chieago Association of Commerce and others will discuss the matter. It is said that dressmaking schools in Bos- ton and New York have proved sue cessful in providing much needed ex: pert. assistance to the makers of wo- men's apparel, WAS AN IDLE FEAR THE CANADIAN COIN WAS NOT COUNTERFEIT. Skirts Say New Quarter Dollars Have Figure Upside Down on One Side, But Are Found to be Sound Currency. Watertown, N.Y., Sept. 22.-Becanse the higure on one side happens. to be upside. down, haodreds of shiny Cana- an quarter dollars are giving trouble about town and Kt the same time creating o lot of interest in the new coins. Many believe them counterfeits and refuse them in change. A restaurant keeper found seven on eight in his till the other night and proceeded to get rid of them in a quiet way, and has since been keeping a sharp look-out for the coins, Chief of Police Baxter has heard of the suspicion the mew coin is arousing, More than one resident of Watertown gained the idea that a gang of coun terfeiters were at work flooding North- etn New York. The coin is a gi one, according, to Chief. of Police Buy. ter and others. In looking at the coin some one no- ticed that the two: sides, did not "head up" - as they had previously, that in making the quarter the die had apparently reversed. It was enough to start the story that coun terfoit. money was coming from Can- ada or was being made near here. The fact that the coin was perfect in make and design seemed to cut no figure in allaying suspicion. It is no uncommon sight now to see a man carefully examining his change to see if ho possesses one of the new quarters, and if he does a crowd is sure to gather around him to see wherein the. coin differs from the others, : Ready to Flap Wings. New York, Sept. W.-~Uncle Sam is daily expecting a report from his cehsus bureau announcing a total ation of 90,000,000 or over, ie will inevitably cause a purr of | entisfaction and a flapping of the "| eagle's wings. Along with this, how ever, ix a degree of what the uplift- mo would publi "rivie Somelounon™ | that the ic has not 'previously experienced, ILY LADEN. With People Who Were En Route to the County Fair at Fort Wayne, Ind. Those Who Were Not Badly Hurt Gave Help to Those in Dis- tress; Fort Wayne, Ind., Sept. 22. Forty persons were killed and twenty or more iutally injured in a collision of trolley ¢ars, on the Wabash Valley line, near Aingland, yesterday about noon. 'lhe collision was between a south-bound limited and' a north-bound local car, and occurred on a short curve. Hardly any of the passengers in the two cars éncaped injury, but less seriously hurt gave what assistance they could, and within a few moments (wenty-six bod- ies, horribly mutilated, were carried to the roadside and laid along the track, Others were so pinloned in the debris that they could not be reached till wrecking crews arrived on the scene. The north-bound car was loaded with people coming to the county fair here, and among them were many women and children. What led to, the accident is mot known, but it is supposed there was a misunderstanding of orders. The ear, carrying the people to the fair, was an extra, and it is believed its position on the road was not definitely known, and the limited, running on itd own time, was not apprised of its ap proach. The curve where the wreck occurred is one of the shortest on the Wabash Valley line and there was hardly a moment after the local car was sighted before the crash came. Even the motormen on the two' ears had not time to jump. The scenes following the wreck were peculiarly pathetic, as mothers and fathers saw the mangled forms of chil dren taken from the wreckage and husband saw wife, or a wife saw a husband taken out so mangled 'that identification could not he made only from the clothes. Physicians and nurses were rushed to the scene of the wreck from this city and other places on the line and many of the injured are now in hospitals, Some of them died before medical at. tention could be given, and two died while being conveyed to the hospital. That the cars were running at a very fast rate is demonstrated by a view of the wrecked cars. After they had run into each other, the iron and wood of one could not be distinguished from iron and wood of the other. Though the wreck occurred about noon, it was after four o'clock when the last body was got out of the wreckage, Only thirty-six of the dead were identified; eighteen of them were from Bluffton and many of them were among the most wealthy class. They were going to see .the races at the Fort Wayne fair and just as the two cars met many of them were engaged in singing comic songs and cracking jokes at each other's expense. THIEVES BUSY IN HOTELS. Travellers Have Lost $100,000 in Canada This Summer, Vancouver, B.C., Sept. 23. That one of the cleversdt and boldest gangs "of: train and hotel thieves that ever gathered together has been operating at great profit. between Ashcroft and Montreal, was the statement made, to- day, by a man whose business it is to watch the doings of members of the under world. He further said that dur- ing the tourist season now drawing to a close, guests at Canadian hotels at different points across the dominion dnd travellers on transcontinental rail ways had been robbed of upwards of a $100,000 in cash and valuables by this same gang of crooks, who are es- timated to be the choice pickings of the clegerest criminal ring on the Ame rican continent. Mad Blank. for. u- Your. Moline, HI, cull calators and real estate for a quick clean-up. The height | breaking the world's recur record, KINGSTON stron ers ond be prosecuted Bquor without a in Kingston, whore the judge held that the Jaw did not define the nature the vessel whether sugar or glass and fined each culprit. Raghos. revive the dry bones of Protestantism and also to show that the power of the papacy is on the wane. It awak- ened thousands of Protestants have been asleep to the policy of Rome in Canada, and what may be axpetted if this policy continued unopposed. I ONE TROLLEY CAR WAS HEAV. Shioughout the whole district for seve- ral les out of Winnipeg wre' swarm- with rigs and automobiles of spe- men looking ACQUITTED OF BIGAMY. Seven Years Without Knowing Wite Was Alive. Cobourg, Ont,, Sept. 22 A. Speirs, Port Hope, was tried on a charge of bigamy. ried his first wife in New York, deserted Ten Cobourg. In February, 1873, he mar- and leaving seven children. he again married in her, years ago Speirs was acquitted on the ground that he had lived seven years without knowing his first wife was still alive. LION MORANE, French aviator, wha reached of 7.054 feet on August " 29, A CITY OF EXAMPLE IN N LIMELIGHT AT TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. Good Templars Cauntioned to Watch Refreshment Shops for Liquors Were Sold in Cordial and Choco late Drops. Bpeéeial to the Whig. Montreal, Sept. 22.-&Kingston was held up as a city of example to the thirty-sixth ammual convention of the Good Templars, last night. Rev. Smith, national grand chief templar, cautioned Templars to have an eye on refreshment shops that sold chocolate cordial und chocolate drops for many of them contained drops of brandy which was cultivating a taste J. A, for drink in the young. Such deal for selling hoense as was done of IS UP IN ARMS. Angered by Militia Guard and Official Robes, Tofouto, Sept. 22.--The guard of militia and the wearing of official robes by ministers of state eucharistic procession in Montreal may give rise to some pointed questions in the house when parliament meets, ac- cording to Col. Sam Hughes, M.P., of Lindsay. in the great "I am very glad the Eucharistic Con- came to Canada," said Col. "For one thing, it served to who congress, for [actly what it all meant before through." Tramps Over Teamstor's Face, BIGGEST EVER CARRIED OUT IN CHIEFTAIN'S HONOR. To Signalize the Tour of the Cant adian West---A Wealthy Woman Took Her Life in the Corona Hotel «Many Cases Were Disnilssed. | Montreal, Sept. 2-The demonstra- tion to be held in thie city, in honor of Sir Wilirid Laurier; to signalize thg tour of the Canadian west, "has been fixed for October 10th at the Monu- ment National. The plans of the pro: moters are to make it one of the greatest affairs this city has e ried out in honor of the libera tain. At the coroner's inquiry into 'the death of a woman who Ranged herself at the Corona hotel, it transpired that she was Mrs. Mary E. Mumford, wife of 'B. K. Mumford, Westminster hotel, Boston. She was an heir to property valued at £3,100, and the reason for her 'self-destruction is a mystery. The verdict was suicide. Judge Basin, this morning, dismiss ed thirty cases, in which action was taken by the Dominion Alliance against liquor license holders. The reason for the dismissal was the fail ure of witnesses of the alliance to ap+ Cc pear. The judge issued warrants for the arrest of the witnesses. Tn giving | & his decision Judge Bazin declared that private associations should not ew gage in public prosecutions. A QUADRUPLE MURDER. car- chief- ¥ Woman, Paughters and Young Son Slain. Westchester, Pa., Sept. 22.--Search is being made by the police of all towns in this yicinity for a man who is suspected of murdering Mrs. John Baus, her two small daughters, and a young son at their home at Byers, Pa.. twelve 'miles from here. The sus- pect formerly boarded at the Saus bome, and it is believed robbery wug the motive for the terrible deed, and that the "four victims were killed in {ordto prevent uh identification. The of the Woman and her children had been erished in as though by an axe 'or heavy club. The bodies were husband and father from work, t discovered by the | t upon his return News From Westport. Westport, Sept. 19.-C. J. Speagle, contractor, has the contract of build ing a dynamite factory at Sand Point, Ont. He left on Monday with a num- ber of men to commence the work, Messrs. Charles W. Robinson, - George Melntosh, Miss Adella F. Molntosh and Miss Marjory McGregor, of Blooming- ton, Illinois, are spending a few weeks in town. Messrs. Lambert B. Garvin and Walter E. Whelan Jeft on Wednesday for St. Michael's College, Toronto. The former was successful in passing his semior matriculation ex}, aminations. Clarence E. Saunders, seriously hurt by a kicking horse, is able to around again. Messrs. J. J. Mulville, P. Ryan, J, Jordan, J, Lynett, L. McCann, R. Kane and D, Hecht were visitors in Montreal over Sunday. Miss Stella Russell has re- ceived a twenty-five dollar gold watch, one of the prizes awarded by the Re- corder, in the recent contest. How They Get Over. 'Boston, Mass, Sept. 20.--Racing in automobiles dressed as American wo- men in fashionable clothing and = dis. guised by rouge, ow, picture hats and wide flowing veils, hundreds and may be thousands, of Chinamen have been smuggled from Canada into "the United States, to Boston and other New England cities, it was said to- day. What is said to be perhaps the most successful Chinese plot unearthed in years, has just tip- ped off to the United States immigra- tion authorities. Orientals are said to have paid large sum# for the op- poriomity of coming here in hixurious style. They have had but little diffi: culty in getting in Canada. Baseball Record. National leagne-Chicago, 6: New York, 4. Boston, 3. St, Loin, or Phil sdelphia, 0; g ,. 0 ngs, darkness.) t it is stated that he has a chance recover. sight in the day coach of a New England railroad" passenger train which arrived, mother tenderly carrying in her arms the dead body of 'her two-yeqr-old in- fant. through the streets to her home, where pronounced dead for some time. The mother, Mrs, Louis Gelsen, believing the child merely from grief. fire, when just ger, ; 'charge entered his head. SHE TOLD HER STORY "TOO MANY MEN torious murder case, was god bail in Jefferson Market court on bank for 8500, Hurlburt to her apartment. ence Bums,' name of Burns has been heard of en- ouzh in fhe papers. Let mo be known os Florence Wildrik, for | am still the wife of a man named her request was not granted. As Flor Florence Burns--the same charged eight vears ago with the mur. der of young Walter Brooks in Glen Island Hotel-she will probably Ue tried in this case. ence Burns explaingd. Bi Hurlburt, who came to see me. thig trouble ia Detween them only and I have no part in it. bery and saw no money." GG. D. Chase, pastor of St. Methodist eharch at St. shot war fired. From evidence adduced at the coro- ner's inquest it would seem Yhat 'the physician was shot down back was turned. while his Cox was rushed to a hospital, where to Baby Dead in Arms of Mother. Poughkeepsie, Sept. 22.--A pathetic Central Was a yesterday, On arrival here she walked physician, who had been summoned, that the baby had been was is almost distracted asleep, Hunter Killed by Guide. Hudson, 22. William H. Sept. andecarr, was accidentally Boston, shot and killed, yesterday, by a guide with whom he was hunting. Vandeoarr, twentysseven yoars with his sister and friends port, his former howe: shooting on the old, was camping in Stock- He went duck Hudson river with harles Moffit, in the same boat as a vide. Moffit had his gun raised to as be pulled the (rig sprang up and the Vandecarr LOVED ME" SAID FLORENCE BURNS. Florence Was Brought Before the Public Years Ago--She Lured a Man and Then Robbed Him. New York, Sept. 22.--Florence Butny he once beautiful defendant in a no- held in 8, ' charge of extortion; it being testi that she and two men forced Charles W. Hurlburt, & young lawyer, to pay over to them $57 in cash snd 0 give thom an order on his savings after she had lured "Please don't put me down as Flor: the girl begged. Wildrik." But ence Burns she was arrested, and as who was the When she and Edward H. Brooks, her alle ved ascomplice were asked if they had anything to say they replied hat besauge they did not have coun: sel they would request an adjournment of the case] . This was they were gent back to jail. granted and "Too many men loved me," Flor. "Brooks wanted jealous of All 0 marry me and became I saw no rob- of Brooks wag In the possession found the document whereby Hurlburt signed over $500 to Wildrik," cepted. "Mrs. Florence o her story was not ac Another hegring will be held. Predict Bitter Winter. Winnipeg, Sept. 22. The Indians afid the oldtimers say that the coming winter will record, They the furisearing animals are thicker a ary, their houses larger and higher than is their custom in mild winters, that the hears are starting to make their dens in 'the most protected places they ean find, and the little chipmunks forhens be one of the coldest on point to the fact that rowing te than custom: rats are buildiry nd longer that the mus and are aldo preparing for a siege say that. these signe never fail. . Women Loved Pastor. Detroit, Mich, Sept. 22-The Rev. John's John's, Wich, A Complelc Showing Smart Talored Suits Although our showing of New Fall Suits includes the most attractive models we have ever shown, yet we wish to draw your attention especi- ally to those of moderate price. are tallored care fully, are made of excellent ma terials, and show the most attrac- tive designing of the season. Made of fine all wool Panama In Navy and Black. Coats are hand- somely tailored and well lined throughout. The Skirts are espeol- ally smart. SUITS AT $18.50. Made of wide Wale Serge in colors Navy, Green and Black. Coats are strictly tallored and lined with silk serge. Latest pleated model skirts. It will be a pleasure to show you these stylish warmest with the many other great we offer if you call. LADIES' TAILORED SUIJ3 From ie to M8. STEACY'S VIED. ton, on Bept. SMITH Kin 22nd, George Smit Funeral from his late J33 danon 162 Frontenac Street turday afternoon, to raat Cemetery ROBERT J. REID, The Undertaker, Phone B77. Princess Streot. JAMES REID al aens x an Ambiance: TAKE NOTICE. Just got In a lot of differeat kinds of Purniture, especially In 23 . of Fatsonabis prices TURK 'Phone Pickling We have all kinds of Whole and Ground SPICES Malt, Cider and White Wine VINEGARS GUARANTEED PURE. -- Season St. Paul, Sept. 2.-Coeds at the will resign his pulpit Secagre bo savw too pany women of his Boek are in love with him. The worst feature of the he declared, i that the Women who think they love him are indignant because he cannot and won't love them. It ix snid = petition for his removal wax circulated By t%o women whose Tove he wold not return. A Live Issue. Toronto, Sept. 22-M. 0. Ham y | mond, writing to the Clase fet New York says that reciprocity is Hive issue in New York tote Te adda: ""The peoplé, whose necessities are costing so mach more, are looking round for 5 esuse, andl rightly or wrongly, many of them blame the University of Minnesota talk foo much so the removal of telephones from Alice Shevlin hall has been ordersd. telephones been too small a number for the oo- eds to tell their seorets to their sweets heatis, relatives and Iridss po go will have 10 struggle al with ong and EE Eg A slot machine. Water Should be Boiled. Brantford, Sept. 22.-Ou account the prevalence of and the un- favorable analysis of the water, Modis cal Health Officer Pearson has the people to boil the water used drinking purposes, No Cause for Anger, "See bere! Did you tell Von Cla» ber 1 was the worst liar you ever met ¥ "Kot much, old 1 told you were the best." Ett i Hae County. in d of William S Rt. Louis, Sept. 22. Although the}. natiral inclinhtion of a Missouri mule 4 advertiser is sure to sell fi for less thaw the mer Joon, does not advertise, says the Ottawa Free Press. 1 Hie is enabled to count his profits on a large aggre ; a re Sa. ¥ -- Two Women Committed. § iH - in snd was of