Daily British Whig (1850), 14 Feb 1911, p. 1

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YEAR 78 -NO, 37. I DEAL NDE With The Ontario Ex- ploration Syndicate COTY GETS $4000 FOR MAKING LARGER SPAN IN THE BRIDGE. Syndicate Will Erect a $40,000 Pier Will Deposit $10,000 Cash as Evidence Good Faith--Kingston Will. Benefit. After a lengthy discussion, the city council, last night, ratified an agree ment with the Ontario Exploradion Syndicate, which is developing the iron mines at Wilbur, and which desires to construct a pier at the city's smelter site, in order to load the ore into ves- sels for shipment to United States porta. . Some members of the council were] at first adverse to passing the agree ment without fuller information eon- cerning. the, Cataraqui bridge, -in which it is necessary to construct a wider span, so that large vessels may pass through to the lower harbor. The syndicate offers $1,000 for the altera tion, but if this amount was insuffici ent, the question was raised as io where the balance would come from It would be necessary to submit a by law te the people to raise the amount by debentures. Finally it was decided to trust to the people to vole in the city's interests. The question was also raised as to the purchase of the bridge. Ald. Rig @ ROMANIZING MOVEMENT munity. Toronto, February 14.--"It will hopeless to look for peace or and harmonious action among this diocese and elsewhere mine our church are actively an by by those in authority.' This remark is contained in addressed to Rural Dean Cayley one who is active in the ranks evengelical © English Churchmen Toronto. The letter protests the advent of certain missioners tale part in services here during approaching season of Lent and Community of the Resurrection, fiell, Eng., who Chireh of St. Thomas on street, and Father Officer, of the is to be at St. Matthias' church. sore of the Anghean od Sacrament, the English Union, the Cowley Pathers, the ciely of the Holy Cross, ete. He ward Rofanizing movement, P2200 CRIPPEN'S WILL London, Feb 14 Ethel Clare le Neve, the fair typist, for love of whom Dr H. H. Crippen slew his wife, Belle Elmora Crippen, yes- terday lost her fight for the Crippen estate when the courts awarded it to Mrs Theresa Hunn, of Brooklyn, a half sister of the slain wife * Dr. Crippen had willed VOID, Is Feared From the Mirfield Com- united the members of the Chureh of England in in Canada | so long as persistent efforts to under carries its priestly fathers unchecked a letter by of in against to the has special reference to Father Frere, Fath- or Pearse and Father Seyzinger of the ; Mir. | are to be at the Huron Or- der ob the Holy Cross, New York, who The writer alludes to the fact that clergy of Tor | onto are members of the Mirfield Com- | munity, the Confraternity of the Bless. | Church Se soos } in the advent of the missioners an on ®| oe LATEST MEWS Dispatches From Near And Distant Places THEWORLD'STIDINGS GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS- SIBLE FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody-- Notes From All Over--Eittle of Everybody Easily Read and Re- membered. i" The Canadian Pacific will spend mil; i lions in Toronto. | Five killed m explosion in {tunnel at Ketzelas, B.C.. {| The Windsor car robbers plead guilty, jand will be sentenced next Monday. i John Hayes Hammond will represent { the United States at the corocaation™ King George has ordered a grand rilly of Boy Seouts for his coromation | week, . 2 { An Ontario government bill will firo | vide better ' protection for working- be | | G.T.R. : FFE P ERR INY | men. H. A. Dreaney, Lomdon lveryman and ex-alderman, is dead, after a long 4 iliness. ¢ Simon Farwell, Chicago pioneer dry @ goods merchant, is dead, aged eighty | years. #! Lhe opera house at Flk Lake; and a couple of other buildings were burned {| (Sergt.-Major Charles Salkeld com- mitted suicide at Porcupine, hy cut- ting his throat. Premier Botha denies % that South Africa will the abolish report the BOYS' SPORTS IN RUSSIA. -- Outdoor Games, Formerly Tabooed, Become the Rage. St. Petersburg, Feb. 14.--Russian school boys and school girls are he coming devoted 0 outdoor games, which up to three or four years ago were quite unknown. In Odessa "water sports' are popu- lar in the schools, Swimming, row- ing, and sailing are properly taught by qualified instruetors. Each school pays a contribution from the school funds to the central institution, which organizes this branch of education, and every boy desirous of being a member pays a subscription of $1 fox the season. There is a girls' rowing clab . in connection with one of ghe schools, the first instance on record in Russia of a girls' "sporting eclub.™ The number of members of the Aquatic Sports Society in South Rus- sia is fast a ing 1,000. ror fer » KINGSTON, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1911. YOTEIN HOLST On the Problem of Term- inal Elevators VOTE WAS 9 TO 54 IN FAVOR OF SIR RICHARD CARTWRIGHT'S BILL, The Eight-hour Bill Passed---Reci- procity Debate Goes on This After noon With Mr. Foster as the First Speaker. y Ottawa, Feb. 14.--Onee ain, this session, the vexed problem of terminal elevators and the need of government intervention to prevent the loss en- tailed to the farmer by the mixing and manipulation of grain, was raised in the house yesterday. Yi y, Dr. Schaffner, of Souris, moved a resolution calling upon the government to operate terminal and transfer elevators. Ip amendment. to this Mr. Nelley moved that the bill introduced by Sir Richard Cartwright in the senate, appointing a commis- sion to deal with the elevator ques- tion, fully covered the situation. The division was taken at 10.30 o'click last night, Mr. Nelley's amend- ment carrying on a siraight party vote by 96 to 54,. « government 'ma- jority of forty-two. Mr. Verville's eight-hour-day on pub- lic buildings, was ahnally given third reading, Mast night, after a brief dis cussion, members on both sides being | apparently glad to 'gee rid of this which has been ----- big JUDGMENT FOR COMPANY, The Miller Anti-Betting Bill is In- Li effective. "Toronto, Feb. 14.--The efficacy of the Miller anti-betting bill was ques tioned seriously this morning, when the court of appeal gave judgment in favor of George Hogarth, of the Great North-Western Telegraph company, on tn charge of violating the Miller bil! by transmitting reports of racing. In giving the judgment of the court, Chief Justice Meredith said it was #bsurd to accuse the telegraph com pany or a newspaper of publishing re. ports of races with intent to educate readers~in betting, when nobody could tell hat the effect would he exactly the reverse. The decision is regavded by the tunti-Millerités as quite a vie tory, but the supporters of the bill may earry the question further. REPUBLIC TS CHINA. Chinese Women Urge Country Men to Take Up Arms. San Fflnveisco, Feb. 14.--Two edu eated young Chinese women, Mrs. J. Jung, a graduate of the Canton Nor mal School, and Miss D. Loo, gradu. ate of the University of California, addressed a revolutionary meeting under the auspices of the Young | China party here last night, urging their male hearers to take up - young women were oheered during thar appeals, after which the audience joined in singing the Chinese Marseill aisel 'Choong Cwan." A BRAVE POLICEMAN. Constable Saved Peoplé From Death: Mqntreal, Feb. 14.--Police Constable | Demeules saved the lives of five peo- ple whom he, unaided, carvied out, half unconscious from smoke, when fire broke out in a tenement honse on St. Catharine street, this morn- ing. The head of the family, a blind Montreal Five In every section of this Big Stor of value = LAST EDITION WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Toronto, Oat. Feb 14 3 a Ug St tinued « i an Lt. Lawrence old we THE GRENTEST EVENT OF THE YEAR STEACY'S ANNUAL |} arms - and fight for a republic in China, The. : , ag SALE SY 'Odds and Ends + io be cleared out at prices regardl ss We are very amxious te piece of legislation provocative of so muck talk already. Sfe JWilirid Laurier told Mr. Lake his estate. which was under : clear out these smallk-ends before the ney declared in favor of purchase, Ald, $1,600, to "Miss Le Neve; Fair thought that this bridge might % British preference. ~&i * Robert Meighen, Montreal, says the man . named Lussier, was groping about trying to awaken the others arrival of the new goods, , and it &! t with as certain toll roads naming her as the sole reciprocity pact is a coffin in which had been treated. The Ontario gov- ernment toll road inspector might or der the bridge company to cease col lecting tglls until the bridge was put in Agood condition, in which case the city could buy the bridge at a very cheap figure. The mayos.. said that... the bridge compaiy was willing (hat the city shonld comstruct . a new spun in the and an agement to that being drawn. Elliott presented the report of 0 Somiittes, redutmmd ng for the conveying te the com- pany by the city of several lots of the city smelter site, the arranging for the dredging of the lower part of the har bor, and of the widening of a span of the bridge so as to allow large ves sels to pass through. In wetuen. the company agrees to expend $40,000 in the construction of a pier and to con tribute $4000 towards the widening of the swing portion of the bridge. It also agrees to deposit $10,000 as a guarantee that it will proceed. In reply to Ald. Ross, the mayor said that an agreement was being se cured from the bridge company, giving the city the option of purchasing the structure between now aml May lst, 1912, at fifty cents on the dollar, wm uf making any changes in the bridge at the oity's expense. H. W. Richardson, president of the Board of Trade, said that for years he had advocated the deepening of the harbor and the widening of the bridge span, which was built only for small Rideau boats. Kingston needed more wharfage for one thing. This com pany is developing the iron mines of the back county and wants the privi lege of shipping the ore by way of Kingston. To do this shipping, it is necessary to get large boats through the bridge. At present the span was not large enough for these big vessels. It would not pay to load the ore into small" boasts. All" that Kingston was asked to do was to widen the bridge to a width of sixty feet. The com pany offered $4,000 for this, and Mr. Rbarsison said he was satisfied this nmount would cover the cost. The possibilities from the establishment of this iron company here were very great, Mr. Richardson said. Kingston should not hesitate, but take the op portunity now. given to it. J. M. Farrell, solicitor for the syndi: onte, stated that it had decliced to ucoept the proposal to widen the i . next. vear. It wanted the span widen od at once. It couldn't wait. 'The harbor was to he ged at omer, and the span should be completed by July. AM. Effiott pointed out that' the city had everything to gmin by (he project. Not omly would the irom ore wih sg be a good thing, but if the ® : an was" widened, Inrge boats to come here and of dollars contended that even Tailed the city ten times over. pgreement was then passed gusly, and s by-law was alse Wrap a As soon as mth for Ald. Mawn for the workicof death, $10,000 |, exgcutrix Mrs Hunn brought suit about six weeks 'ago and on Monday Judge Evans set the will aside on the ground of public policy. Freee r etter repens rs pe . NEW IRISH GOVERNMENT. ! Administration. London, Feb. 14.-- The entire home rule, given in the House Commons, yesterday. The chief. secretary for Ireland was the retention of the vice-presidency of the y tech- pieal instruction for Ireland by Them- Jost The secretary attributed the situation to the "prob replying to a guestion' regarding department of agriculture and Russell, although he has parliament. as W, his seat in ability, at a not remote date, of tion." Vigorous nationalist the promise, which was taken to tion being enacted earlier than been anticipated, PLOT TO KILL KINGS CONSPIRACY HAS ANARCHIST BEEN DISCOVERED. A Russian Was to Bomb, Rome, Feb. 14. <An anarchist of King Victor Emmanuel, of and King Peter, of Servia, has discovered ' by the Italian and trian police. Two men arrested Triests are held there, while search is throughout anarchist - being hatebed in London and New but the crusade vesulting from battle of Stepney so disturbed ian police. ? The conspiracy was to have consummated Peter visits here. Lots had a Russian who police declare, been chosen still at large had the two rulers. He was to be ed in his work by pamed Daniele, who sought. ---- I ---------- A Banana War. nr simular waging pding to advices sixty da; Ww is Promises Entire Reconstruction of re vonsttuction of the Irish administra tion" was Augustine Birrell's descrip tion of the government's proposals for of The Monarchs of Italy and Servia Were to Have Been the Victims-- Throw the plot that had for _its aim the assassination Italy, been Aus- at in close confinement made dens in Italian cities for other members of the gang The police believe that the plot was York. The first steps were taken in London the the plotters that they fled to America to complete them, according to the Ital been in Rome when King been to throw the bomb which was to kill aid- an Ttalian anarchist is now being T "New Orleans, Feb, "14.~A banana to that of two years ago, Eastern N Nicaragua, ac- received here. With. ito bury Manitoba wheat. Prince Fdward and his Prince Albert, are both measles, in London, Eng: | Cabot strait blocked with ice. Signals of distress are flying from Flint Island. No vessel is able to brother, il with 8 i. H. Milpe,. Ottawa, made a statement from the pulpit regarding the attack made on him by Col. Sam Hughes. Prof. F. J. Phillips, professor of forestry at the State Umversity, Lin: coln, Neb., committed suicide by in- haling gas. \ Fifteen hundred. striking students were arrested i St. Petersburg, lol- lowing riotous mstrations in the university precincts. Mrs. H. B. Richardson, a bride of two months, died at the Ottawa Pro- testant hospital, tl the twenty- second typhoid victim. Premier Whitney's bill, to place Chinese and other laundries under the supervision of the Ontario factory in- 0 reconstruction of the Irish adminisira- |spectors, is before the legislature, A bill- forbidding the issuance of theers greeted | marsiage licenses "to girls under eigh- in- [teen or to males less than twenty-one dicate the possibility of Irish legisla- [years old, has been introduced at Al has bany. { Leading London criminologists. be- lieve that Miss Dorothy Arnold, the missing New York heiress, is alive and well, and that she will soon be found m England. Tillie « Irninsky, a St. Paul factory Igirl, got a $2,000 verdict from her employers because her hair all fell out as the result of a shock from an nocident pn their premises. George A. Glynn, Syracuse, N.Y., has purchased an interest in the Stan dard Publishing company, Watertown, N.Y., and will assume the position of wditor of the Standard within a few days, Ring George known among has caused it to be thosé persons with whom he may be dining during the coming season, that he does not in: sist, as has been the custom hitherto, on the absence of finger bowls at din- wer. Miss Apnie B. Sedgwick, Windsor, Ount., former missionary of the Church of England, in Han China, and James M. Menzies, Staples, Ont., of the Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Sociesy, were married, on February Sth,, at Kai Feng, by Bishop White. COOK SAYS PEARY IS LIAR. Pleiades Club Cheer North Pole Fakir's Statement. New York, Feb. 14.-The Pleiades Club had Dr. Frederick Cook for its guest last hight at the Hotel Brevoort. Dr. Cook gave the lie the incident which has been #0 widely discussed. In July, 1907, 1 left VICTOR I. BERGER, Mr. Berger Was recentiy elected to the U.S. congress from Milwaukee. He will be the first socialist representa- tive to go to Washington, and is con- sidered by many as the real leader of the soclalists in this couwtry OPERATED ON HIMSELF. Medical Student Was Anaesthized With Seovaine. Parig, Feb, Ti --Alexandre Fraicon, a Rowmanian medical student, who has studied the stovaime method of an ics far Bis final examination found that fi v 38 necessary for him to undergo an operation for hernia. After being anesthized with stovaine he himself performed the operation, the proceeding occupying an hour. PLOTTO RUIN COTTON BY INFECTING CROF WITH BOLL WEEVIL. Alleged Conspiracy Among Specul- ators to Ruin Cotton Crop in Georgia and Carolina by Buying October Cotton--Reap Huge Pro- fits. Atlanta, Ga., "Feb. 13.~Aroused by the publication of a letter written to Governor-elect Hoke Smith and by the statement of Mr. Smith that he places credence in the reliability ot the writer, farmers and commercial bodies are preparing to act for the preservation of the cotton of the state from the inroads of the deadly boll weevil, In this letter and dur ing his visit to the governor, a pro minent business man of. New Orleans exposed a plot of cotton speculators to flood Georgia and the Carolin: with the boll weevil, and thea buy October cotton," hoping to reap a for tune by the scarcity of the staple on the rise in the price, coupled with their advance knowledge of condi tions. The sensational disclosure is the talk of this # section of the coun try, today, and is considered that every possible precaution will be taken to prevent the success of the plotters, Commercial bodies in Geotgia will take up the matter during the week, and will adopt plans by which the letter exposing the plot will be scat tered 'broadcast, the decision having been reached that publicity is - the only cffectual way to block the scheme, An effort will be made to per suade the writer of the letter to give the names of the two plotters. This much is certain, however; the stranger spends any time loafing near * a cotton field will be in danger: of rough treatment if he carries any sort of «a package with him, "FREE SPEECH WILL LIVE," Declares Gompers, Even if He Has to Go to Jail, New York, Feb. 14.--"Free speech in America will live even if the United that no action had been taken in re- sponse to the request of the premier of Saskatchewan that full control of the administration of school lands in that province be given to the pro- yincial authorities, under such re strictions as may be feed Sar nary to perpetuate and safeguard the trus established by the dominion lands act. This afternoon the reciprocity debate goes on, with Mr. Foster leading the van. He will be followed by Mr. Neeley, of Humboldt, and Marin Bar- rell, of Yale-Caribuo, the latter op- posing the esement from the stand- point of the fruit industry, ---------- ALLEGED PARALYSIS CURE. ---- Experiments Give Hope to Medical Men. Vienna, Feb. 14.--A great sensation has been caused among scientific peo- ple by the announcement at the Vienna University that a cure has been discovered for progressive paraly- sis caused by overwork, of the brain, which hitherto has been considered absolutely incurable. : Prof. Wagner Jauregg, the discover- er of the cure, has for three years buen administering tuberculin to patients in the lunatic department of the Vienna University, and the result of his experiments is that thirty per cent. of the cases, among whom were professors, chemists, phy sicians = and others have been entirely cured and have resumed their ordinary occupa: tions. » Tuberculin "MILLIONAIRE TRAMP." Wealthy Man Disguised as a Hobo Will Write His Impressions. Chicago, Feb. 14. --After a two years' tour of the United States, in which he visited every large city and many of the smaller one disguised as a "hobo," Edwin A. Brown of Den ver, Colo., known as the "millionaire tramp," arrived in Chicago yesterday. Mr. Brown has concluded his investi gation of sociological conditions that took him from his houv: and he has derived the knowledge he sought. The result of his coufitry:wide investiga tion will be published in book form. Death Sentence for Boys, Paris, Feb. 11.-The two youths, Desmarest and Tissier, who murdered a bank messenger in Paris a few months ago, were senienced to death yesterday. Twenty-one Questions has been put [bo jury, which answered "yes" fo everybne of them.. When the - death sentence was pronouticed the immense crowd in the court room burit' into cheers of "Bravo ! Bravo ! Justice for once !" and cheered. d Dropped Dead at Woodstock. Woodstock, Feb. 14.--James Forbes, formerly turtkey of the Oxford county jail and lately well-known in Western jo, as liberal organizer and fra- ternal man, dr , this morn- ing, at the station, while conversing with his wile. ---------------- A Sealed Verdict. "foronto, Feb. 1i.--In the much ar ped bread weight case, under the 3 , the court of appeal has given a sealed judgment to the sitor who will not give it out, to-day. : Archaeologist Dead. Toronto, Feb. 14.--David Boyle, sixty-nine, provincial archseolo- died this morning, after a long His works ou scientific gues. 4 the guests had lots of time to escape. (duced in the legislature, yesterday al- R. MeKeown, when the policeman broke in and found most of the family sound asleep. The city council will take up the matter of rewarding Demeules. - HENSALL IN FLAMES. Business in the Burg is Demoraliz- ed. i; Hemsall, Ont., Feb. 14.--A fierce fire accompanied by a bombardment of ex ploding cartridges and gunpowder, practically wiped out all the business | on the north side of the main street, this morning, at five o'clock, including.theé' Commercial hotel, where The explosion was in a hardware store, where lots of ammunition were stored, At least £100,000 damage was done; covered by insurance. Business is demoralized. ' SHOT AND KILLED. A Railway 1 ive Fired on Thos, + Lavell, Buffalo, N.Y., Feb. 14. Thomas lLa- vell, aged forty-one, thought to be s Canadian, was shot in the back by Railroad Detective Joyce, last i i night, | to make n statement. Joyce said La- | vell was in the act of taking merchan- | dise from a train. | EJECTEDBY COWBOYS "SALOME" CAUSED A RIOT DOWN | IN TEXAS. Mayor and Constable Ordered the Show Stopped, But the Cowboys Would Not Stand for Their Action. | Delhi, Texas, Feb, 14. Much motion was caused in this city night when the Kern Comedy attempted to play Osear Wilde's "Se lome™ at the Opera House Mavo Walker had notified the 'show that on account of the fact that was not refined enough for it must not be played here : The manager of the Opéra House advised the company to go ahead and play it, promising protection, and] the agitation brought out 'a full house Mayor Walker and Constable Har ness came in and ordered the show st , The 'audience hissed them but they persisted." Finally a dozen cowboys ejecten the mayor and oo stable, and the show continued. Judge Herndon oecepied a seat -in the front row, com last Co "Salome" Chicago -------------- FEDERAL LSS HEAVY. President Diaz May Take Charge of Operations, Bl Paso, Texas, Feb. 11.-- Messages | received by galiopers from the soene | of the recedt fighting in the neighbor. - hood of Justez, report that the feder- al forces sustaimed severe losses, and | are far from being as successful as the | reports from Mexico City try to indi- | cate. The fighting still goes on snd the wounded are atriving here daily. | Rumors ure that President Diaz. him- | self will take charge of operations to- moreow, but his viners do wot favor | this move. The dead were buried in long trenches near the border. i Abolish Tax Exemptions. i Toronto, Feb, 14.--A measure which would do away with tax' exemptions! on not only churches aud church pro-i periy, but upon the buildings and! of universities, high schools, and public and separate schools | throughout the provinee, was intro temmoon. The Bll iw fnthered by ©. opponent of tax. exemptions rp and died shortly afterwards, refusing Crosse & Blackw ifound burned to 'the 4s sasetion dishonesty small prices gre of any Inducemont they ought to go REMNANTS OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS, : : LININGS, TRIMMINGS, LACKS, EMBROIDERIES, LINENS, SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONN, FLANNELS, | FLANNELETTES, Ete. SALE STARTS TO-MORROW CASH SALES, NO APPROVAL, STEACY'S DIED. In Kingstos a Monday, ¥ 13th, 181, Lilian Catherine, ins daughter Mr. and Mrs. L i foyee, aged § months and 10 da Funeral (priva from her pares residence 0 Fifth 8 JOYCE ou Thursday, at 2 Belleville, Hamilton a please copy ROBERT J. REID, Undertaker. The s "Phone B77. 230 Princess Street. JAMES REID The Old Firm of Uadertakers, 34 and 208 STRENT d Buffai wd PRINCESS "Phone 147 for Ambulance. OLD AND GOOD, B.W 4 Chale of téni come across Buite a kind © Turk"s. '¥? sse & Blackwell's POTTED MEATS | Game, Chitken. Turkey. Tongue. Devilled Ham. Ham and Tongue Ham and Chicken Turkey and Tongue. Turkey and Ham Anchovy Paste. Bloster Paste, . Sardine Paste. | Jas. Redden & Co. IMPORTERS OF FINE GROCERIES, BURNED WITH HOUSE. inders of Old Man's Body Found in ' the Ruins. Smith's Falls, Fob 14. Bamu-l Howie, an age! resident of Huntly, was burned to death in his home. oi Friday night. The deceased lived alone and it is supposed that in bail! ing a fire in his stove to prepa: bh evening mes! hie clothes caught Sie and he was unable to extinguish Oo flames. Some one driving by soutiel the house in fames and o diligec search was at one made for the ald man, but he way nowhere to be found The following morning his body was crisp. The ceased wae wyventv-one years of age Al sents in St. Mary's cathedral will be ar the disposal of strangtvs « de fwho wish 10 witness the presentation . and farewell address to of Dufferin, an wncow: (authier, this evening. ArchbiFhop . K. Thaw i aged forty-one yours. mn juil for five years - He dyne, 1908, to being didumest yoorssl is in X for Jame I Next plaktars

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