19 KINGSTON, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1911 LAST EDITION - in WEATHER PROBABILITIES. -- - SEVERE SENTENCES : ! LABOR QUIET IN AUGUST. DRANK CARBOLIC ACI. BOTH LI BERAL ro Pou EE MARITAL WOE | con Re | OUTLOOK DAR wall a a ¥, Th ia : : | Few Disturbances Reported, Except Citizen of Cornwall Committed Suis! ! aliey and Upper St : for Coal Strike. cide in Cab. Thussaas horherly winde; fair . r---- - / -- - YEAR 78 -NO. 225 Twenty-three of Them Go to Jail for i Ten Years Each, - Ottawa, Sept. 27--~Apart from a Corhwall, Ount., Sept. 27 Walter E. | MS ---------- eS es | general strike of coal miners mm . Al { Omet, aged forty-five, a well-thought- " we p--_---- oe Vienna, Sept. 2 Many of thelge = ape. | FEDOI2 Ros ; ! =f | i persons arrested for participating in The Climax Came by Killing ©: and Eastern British (olambia, Turkey and Italy May Have of citizen, took two ounces of car last Sunday's food riots were found {which had continued since April, bolic acid while sitting in a cab In guilty, yesterday, and received severe f' Hushand {there was little disturbance because a local livery yard. He threw out sentences, Twenty-three of the de 0 . fof strikes aod lockouts duting Au an Encounter. i the empty bottle ard a farewell mes ' {gust. All the mew dispates were of sage he had scribbled to his wife, who EAN St is leit with three young children. (hner fendants were condemned to | serve | brief duration, and Gone of them! was a native of Oakhill, NB, and 2 nil terms amounting to'ten vears and Lg seven mont hs : were of great magnitude. The num i LAURIER 1S TO REST| 5 ric ~o WOMAN CONFESSES|Ec = 5 Fis AN ONLY BE STOPPED 55h =e = in vear at hard labor, while persons Angst was jourteen, a decrease of teen years ago. -- acoused of tripping up policemen ry five, compared with July (including _-- i BE : were sentenced to double that time of one July dispute only reported in An- THERE WILL BE NO WAR. . IRREGULARITY IN POLL IN SUN«| contivement with hard labo thrown | AFTER SHE HAD TOLD HE HAD gust), and the same number as in| BY INTERFERENCE OF POWERS : ( By OER : in. August, 1910. About forty-five firms We would like to---just to BURY QUEEN'S, N.B, x wy SHOT HIMSELF. and S111 emplovees were involved in OF EUROPE. * Mores show you the splendid styles i-- NEW STATION AT LONDON. --- these disputes, twelve firms and 415 -- Bert < . _--_ and values we offer in our Labor Department May be Linked to 3 2 Victim Once Rich Broker----Broken employees being involved id uew dis-| [tralian and British Warships Lying | wb ty tin oe ate will be - varment Seetlon. It will be a Another--Strathcona May Remaia| CP.R- Will Erect One to Cost About in Health, Feaves Chicago for Pie of the ae of 'employees Off Tripoli--Turkish Governor | garding Morocco Ambassador Cam BR a a rou Ategnd. For a While as Canadian High £10,000. . Denver--Tragedy Follows Heated | (hrongh trade disputes during Nu Threatens to Massacre Al! bon was received by Foreign Minister buy. We, wish you to pay par- Commissioner. Montreal, i i x <The prope Argument When Couple Are Walk-| vust was approximately 23,200 work Foreigners. : § Hats pon y Fideivwiesl ter; ureliy ticular attention to the smart ment is nade that the anadian ac " - 'yh . " 3 8S p, ane nlorme nm at Wrmany LAC 5 ple 0 Ottawa, Sept. 27.-It understood | ¢. railway will immediately start the ing. ae ig y . ™ ure with * Jo of 'Constantinople, Sept. 27. The Turk: { nceepted the latest French proposals styles and materials of gus that Sir Wilirid Laucier will eave luroction of un large new station at Penver, Col, Sept. 27.~Charles A A unt Tho WAY, And eh 10 | wh authorities are said to be deter: | regarding Moroeco. : i Fall and Winter some time next month to spend three London, Ont the mew building will] Patterson, formerly a wealthy broker i 2 i mined to take energetic measures to er - { weeks or a month in California. cont about $10,000, and it will be one | of Chicago, was shot and killed by : prevent italy landing troops in Tri | Two Doctors Wrecked. Shefford has gone liberal after all. lof the most modern structures in fhjs wife, Mre. (i rirude G, Patterson, poli, and this morning troops are} pu. oo ie Ont, Sept. 27 Turning] Ieivin was declared elected to-day in |every respect. ihe main building wili |. narges of fidelity, threatened di- being mobolized here by thousands to! oo the steering CORT ofa tho the official count, but Davidson (Con.) | be sisty-tive feet long and a storey | yorce suits and other marital trou i « i reinforce the Farkish FATFISOR I Ihe 0 or in which Dre y ornall : and will appeal for a recount. and a half. high, and thers wul ie | ples are given as the cause. : E G rt SOUHITY. Prospects of bbryg there ol Purvis were seated, refused to work, | A Woodstock, NB, despatch says additions at either end giving the Ihe shooting took . place in Mont: 2 : "ub a ns hess panes re # fon *% and the machine erasaed full force] that ¥. B. Carvell bas been declared building « total length of 121 feet clair, a suburb. Two shots were tired, BF pe here that not hing shar of decimive I oo teleyraph pole, Both men were] re-elected in Carleton county by a o . a avhs hoth striking Patterson in the back, ' TE Reeterens > n ' hi ibid CAN violently pitched out, but miraculous | majority of eleven over F. B. Smith | LEPER FOR TW ELVE YEARS. irs. Patterson thes thrust the revolv- ve : ; fre) ent fi oi y conflict between' escaped injury De. Purvis did | {eons.) | : - fer under her husbands body and in : Hay Bu oe os used cabits 3, /not have a scratch, and Dr. Cornell] It is rumored that R. T. Pope, of Minneapolis Man Mixed With forme) bystanders that he had yi ! to wih Ed oh boy ware had his back slightly strained The » H a ~ . ale 3 VE Oo © {AA bd * " 8 ht § Sherbrooke, Que., will go to the sen Others--eath Reveals Malady. mae! She: Inter contesse to ty Iving 'twenty miles off : the shore of | ate to succeed the late Senator Baker Minueapolis, Sept. 27.--After having Sr Patterson filed suit for. divoree 5 trpoli, aot iv a stated here that | The official count for Brome county, | sufiered from leprosy. for twelve B the Dern o courts, Septemper Ist, : {tne landing of soldiers was delaved wives G. 1. Baker a majority of eigh: | yours, during ich tine he walked ® : charging truely Patterson 3 only by the threat of the Turkish |. American league--Philadelphin il. aL eM | : f 3 governor to immediately massacre all | Detroit 5 Washingeon NS, Cleveland 2 teen over Hon. Sydney Fisher. {the streets, worked and had unlimited | © : i Chicago Jast week ] At St. Job NB the Ho w_ | opportunities to transmit the dis brought suit mn cago . } ot [rizol ould. 1 {eth in ' A i £1 At St. John, os we n i against Emil Strouss, millionaire head x uropeans in rizoli should taly | Chicago 5, New York 4 ; avers - an d Pugsley had sixty-five majority. 1 | one, Ludwig Dergerov, a tador, is y make an attempt to land. | National league--Brooklyn 5, Pitts | 4 Between Germany and France Over machine was a complete wreck. Baseball on Tuesday. company 3 = 2 in : . . f of a clothing manufacturing : x : | dead at his home here, The nature of ailing & sun) danages : v According to some official advices bury, 2; Chicago 10-5, Boston 2-7, a y , | Great Broadaloths one poll the vote was 107 stead of | [of that city 170 for Powell, the malady was discovered, to-day," os stion of '« affections here, lurkev has appealed to -- ---- In the new house are 76 lawyers, 36 atte roner {iifhort feashos le months in, Fra Germany and Russia | Crucified by Indians, farmers, 32 merchents, 21 doctor Yet. 17 manufacturers, 10 lambermen, ight AOR newspaperinen, two canhers, one law studert, one druggist, one labor man, Eng in 'utters haryged ed the body, suspected leprosy, and Patterson ¢ go ntervene amnich x hn soliamm x } ter his marriag imtervene, t each gation refuses Mexico City, Sept. 27.--=Mancesle E . L Tripol : France, a wealthy resdint of Acala,! Suropeans Leave ripoli. inot far from here, was eaptured and] vce our Special Leaders at $8.30 and $135.50. They aro beauties, sent it to br. HH. B. Robertson, who WN. = «« and performed un aniopsy we Al pent months together travel unis det oe a Are) Funis, Sef 27. --~Furopeans are crucified by rebellions Indians, A Europe. leaving Tripoli by shiploads and com- | punitive expedition has gon» out | one real estate agent (taken it for Seiten months ago, accompanied by Penver ; ing to this ety, fearing massacre by granted that Carrick will be elected in 1s wile, Patterson | - Gd ¥, = 3 Thunder Bay), one live stock exporter, sn: aecount of his health. 'the couple uncontrollable Turkish soldiers, The | | One-Piece Dresses one licensed victualer, and one, Hon ved together until last Friday, when OBR : British Mediterranean squadron has FRESH WAR ON VICE . : i tov. anchored off Tripoli. | | Many pretty styles, made of -- - | PPanamas, Serges, Poplins, ete, ;. FE. Foster, whose occupation, dif- | GIVEN IN TEE BRIEFEST POS | 'atterson entered a sanatorium tor in colors Tiger Brown, Nu! ficult to define, There are also three yk sonsumptives. Mrs. © Patterson enlled terior : ---- | SIBLE FORM SUR ) ! stock brokers, one of whom, Rodolphe . . ot the sanatorium, sonday, and the | SOCIAL AND MORAL REFORM | B wi ; V COUNCIL DECIDES {| Plows. Wine. Grten, Nagy M4 Forget, is elected for two spats. ouple left Jor a walk. 'That the pair These Guus are Corkers. Matters That Interest Everybody-- | ongaged in a heated argument just A SMUGGLER CAPTURED Portsmouth, Sept. 27.--When the { Notés From All Over--=Little o | »efore the shooting is declared, by a H.M.8. Urion's thirteen and one-half rv-- ei i St. Jolin, N.B., Sept. 27.--br. Daniel Everything Easily Read and Re yerson who claimed to have watched : ST : Zo inch guns: were tried 1 the English | To Make a Fight to the Finish--A\ VERY SPEC IAL LEADERS was declared elected in the county by hem : Hi sincimal a MAN AND W FE MADE TOO FRE- Shane], Saniay, the Sono of she Determined Campaign to be Mad» AT $11.50 and $14. membered. Patterson's mother 1s prinaps CUENT TRIPS, iring smashed windows ol utlc ngs | Against Social Evil. | Bea - | Waists 110 majority. a ; : uti Toronto Argonauts want to play | one of Chicago's public schools, and a on land ten miles away, and also! 20 \ The declaration in Queen's-Sunbux ( , Ss i k i =. Patterson, 1s one . nee 9 oy TN at Lerson y shows a misup. Col. Melean, liberal, | Ween 8 on daturday. wother, Lienry, . 5. a : i ne . SANS "heir © ol = : © a h AR-uf Whitney cays the bye-elections have | of counsel for the International Har Which Were the Means of Their Use| holes and burst open all anned finish is what the Social and Moral All are pretty, nearly all has eleven gnajority, but in one box Yaris} ; : : yma : not (been talked of yet e doing--\ Peiticoat Had Pockeis|oods on the ship. However, the Reform Council of Canada, ot its|] different. Dainty little models thete was no deputy retarning officer's 3 3) 4 put) Hon.L. P. Brodeur will take a plac | aid, comes from a prominent structure of the ship was not dam- apnuhl meeting, vesterday afternoon, | fashioned in Kimono effects ngwed, and the admiralty regard the designated its warfare against the va-| Made of plain or floral Ninons « The chi etiirning officer statenioiih he. thinf vebist i . ) hag | on the supreme court bench next week. | ouis family. . N York, Hept.. 2i.-A bi : pened thi box, ns the. key was In it I'he American Tobacco company iv ar ---------- te ki . i qd . opi at with hod experiment as satisfactory, vious forms of vies throughout the}; and Marquisettes. All are © ' * Ito be reorganized and three new com- ¥ stocking and a petticoat with twenty- -- dominion. Through resolutions un tastefully trimmed. and looked at the statement. He : . : op ® PB yp INT S iva pockets in it are the means by | . : panies formed. SETRACK FOR FEMINISTS. aumonsly adopted at the meeting the thought he put it hack, but he must |""50 TG Clay, a bruce counts . which Rudolph Newman, a Chicago | A Birthday Party htoantemial was made ghat thei | Some heauties at $2.50 to have mislaid it. The whole matter |iamuer, was murdered on a lonely | Women Cannot Compete for Secr- Joweler, and his wile are alleged to | The home, of Mrs. Warwick, Aweh 41a it is wag AERC racetrack 8.50. goes over till Friday, spot on his farm, . go in French Ministry. have tried to smuggle diamonds and | strect, was the scene' of a pleasant gamblivg and the social evi Our $2.30 Waist is $4 worth Ses -------- the Allan line steamship compan) sther precious stones and jewelery into ' event, l'uesday evening, when about i 1 . ur Re. 3 3 . 3 7 - sth nd 3 . 3 ' 1, will be continued with re ; . Admiration of Laurier. will build new steamers and cut th I'arie, Sept. 27.--A further setbac this country vesterday. The couple ar- tw nty-five young people treated Mrs. dout BP Fert wh of value . - Ww it been given the cause f y. 4 J i 8 Peo} ouhled ercr vill not | London, Sept. 27.~The leeds Mer- | transatlantic record. as Just ". ar ived' on the steamer Nieuw Auster Ancrovg o n birthday shower. 1, t ithe » io 4 . minism jn France by the decision : ) fichting until either the promo cury says: "Had the liberal reverse I'he Social. and Moral Reform con he oY ater of public instruction 1 dam, of the Holland-American line, | freshmonis were served and a pen. ters of these evils are beaten or the THEM AT |eral good time was spent, the merry- reform council itself is beaten I'he i , of | ference will crass t 3 y Dari OC 3 abe x | in Cannda happened after instead of e will crusade against the pari | = © of two young women who re |AcCompanic d by two small children. | 4 . i makers departing at mic night, all militant spirit was strongly in evi-| > {wishing Mrs. Angrove many happy re- dence vesterday and the various ve | before the arrival of the Duke of Con- | mutuel system of betting. ently applied for permission to com Newman when arraigned furnished | paroled on her own recognizance on | turns of the day por presented indicated what spit | i THE PEOPLE'S STORE. } - - - a-- i ' fractured thick glass windows of port Toronto, Sept. 27. -X fight to ester company, Mrs. Patterson, 1 Containing Diamonds. CALL TO-MORROW AND SEF i / A w The |. oe y : y on . naught. Hix Joyal Highness ould on Jouidan offices of the oy al wn pete with men for a secretarial post | 32,000 bail, while Mrs. Newman was have inevitably experienced some ome donial banks say wat all negotia- fo. (he mimstry. He delayed his an : ; ' of her two: children, ' who y meager ited action the council is taking ! Frontenac Teachers' Convention. . | The strysgle over reciprocity in the ; colleagues In vie nry \ ho ) 2 ; Viste} Heury Clay Heattie, A have was felt such a novel request required There has not been such a flagrant | The Frontenac teachers will hold of commons is blamed for the higs been spared this awing to Sir Wil- rs : 0 fgn peutions x clem special consideration on account of jease of alleged smuggling reported at | their annual convention in Convoca- that comparatively little Pro: | --e--m----------e------ frid Laurier's courage and honesty he the precedent that would be set. He | the customs house in months past, in [tion hall, Queen's University, on gress has been made during the past y sir Wilfrid scorned t 4 fice he Hamilton health department has b orrets. that it : Tt i rid vonr:h he h f leaisl BORN Si ilfrid scorned to cling to ofhoce picked 'out a ®ars Wore OF blues was now replied that he regre iat {fact, since she: rigid system adopted wursday and Friday of this week, vear ia the securing o legislation - . ale. . Oshawa without the confidence of his coufitry unfit for habitation, which. will : y he is unable to do what the appli- [hy Collector Loeb" went into effect. In | The chief speakers will be Dr. A. W. bearihg upon morals The introduc . \ Coda to Mi and Mra 8 a vhich . " i . 4 22nd, 191 o Mr, Mrs 10, ich will be or- | iy ask, as, according to the regula- libs rubber stocking which Newman Richardson and A A. Jordan, of tion to the report on legislation says Dervent a daughte men." dered cl ome, ol | 1 . | a : : " y or ¢ p n ert | tions of the administration no person | w ea tied about the lower portion of | Kingston; Dr. W. Spankie, of Wolfe The blocking of parliamentary pro Albtia Kingston papers reciprotity, ~ prevented the introdu : es -------- pahstghin The Bishop of Loudon at Newcastle | : "ye { { ITeaS ' he Strathcona May Remain. {remarked that: Canada preferred to re] ty euployed wha he re wer. his body the customs officials found | sland; ¥ R. Reid, of Sharbot Lake, Ere, soeulting Feom the ftossple Ooo! » : 4 Te. dt ¥ with the law of military 40 : 4 ; ? : ; 1 : London, Sept. 20.-Several news: 'main poor and Euvglish rather than pak X Tony in quantity of uncut diamonds, valved ind Mr. Chisholm er Wi Impariant amend] p---- H " he. ! " . . ¢ . } i-------------------- of 1 ' py y amend- | a papers wre of the opinion that Lord rich and American. the reason given is meeting wi jut 81,500, while the pockets of his | Stole Detective's Baton ments to the criminal code, particu MARRIED. Strathcona's interview with Mr. Bor-| A French conservative daily paper]. 0 ticism, and one jonrnal points | ¥ife's petticoat contained numerous | | . oy . larly bearing on social vie e. to witich | SULLIVAN USSEAU=In Kingston den 'is likely to result in a temporary | will soon bo published in Ottawa asf uy (hot there are at present nu nam- | packages of small jewelery, including | The Grand Trunk railway sent one minister had consented for over: Bent da 1k v nine' Hanies \ J . y a s ¥ a bie 9 onsente y rovern edri Lev y withdrawal of his resignation. Hon, {8 result of the overthrow of the {oe of clorks in the government em-|® number of garnets and other stones, ja Ne Spiecin) Hetuckives io the Gity, the minister of justice and the prime Ven randa Annie. daughter of M7 Mr. Sifton and Sic Frederick - Borden liberal administration. play who have been rejected by the [said to be worth about ¥5,000. All| wineming, . to" look after the, cous ment "action." j ana Mes oa Ea Cy still continfie to be the only names Fiiteen of a band of Magonistas were |, ary wuthorities on the score of | the jewels wore seized : : | . met Kinz» ROH Band on of ; i : {killed and four were eaptured in a Had it not' be for the fae hat ed to six. months in the Central| OF os . . ¢ x moutioned as probable successors tu : x physical unfitness. F. nn en for the fact 'tha vison for stealing a ride freight | . bert H battle with sn Maderista free, nent . a {Newman was under suspicion bécauss § a nae on a relht ARGOS WANT TO PLAY ; and Montreal papers p i °l train. 'The detective had a berth in a ' birrassment from having to deal with Rising jor amalgamation ars: off awer until after consultation with his account a government weakened by the At Kichmond, Va., jurors who con the cabinet, as it [needed her cure knowledge of impending disaster. He of George Bemmett, the vouth sentence Sullivae, of Montrea please Lord Stratheena. Cin hres. Mevice . - yw ] BE Res E d = atta . . tof his frequent trips to Europe the | tgioaner 4 naa { Link Labor Department. the Uilicialy of the Canadian North- | NEW WELLAND CANAL goon: woukl-have probably remained i phieepat, ad whe . he En oul ; at tn Exhibition Rugby Game With| oe A ern railway are preparing or the rm bs ehaka he oh : ; } gz 1, he fo r s baton wa a Otiawa, Sept, 27. One or two bits Loneming of their new branch line from | Engineers Will Recommend the Jor. undegented, the licialy suid, so art-| missing, and, although a search was! Queen s on Saturday The Leading Undertaker of work stand iuvitingly in front of LTotento to Trenton, October nd dan Route, My Were they coneeslar. | made it' could not be found j The Whig geveived a wire from lo 'Phone 577 E50 Princess treot. the consarvalive cabinet that is WW! Frank Crover, of Moorhead, Minn Aart Dut. Sept. I'he | - -- ronto Wednegday morning to of e . be. One is the linking of the depart: (who was stabbed in the heart durin 1 St. Catharines, {int., Dept, -4.77 Ne | fect that Argbaaits of Toronto would p-------- ote J £ le ' ted by the dominion] : stricken « . Stree Hike i ment of labor to some other depart-{, poker game, issiill living. Severa {SRElnetrS A ort on 4 the. ai ! ricken on the Street. like to playghn exhibition rugby game | JAMES REID nent. The experiment 'of running stitches were taken in Bis heart. apd Soreeeriiet : apart 1 o War? { Thomas Smith was stricken with an with Quee Saturds When spoke The Old Firm of © i : he ' ' {desirable route for ihe Le » nd | attack of heart trouble, on Princess to about # att Queens wt 254 and 256 PRINC , labor as 4 sepa Biri department, with five ribs were removed. onl will soon send in their report. SCORES OF LIVES afta oi hoar soul 2 . Pring jo about . i v te ' dean's ritgh, and we PIISNORES CIN a minister with no occupation other it is propossd in Toronto te amal it is also learned, vrom excellent au-} oii la 4, wip TRAN h Je au orit i » HOV | hp, 4 fu Lu < store, vals evening, abo! abo . - " Jock, Me was taken into Mr. at once. Manager "Jack® M FOR STUDENTS. than attending to labor disputes, has 'gamate the Inland; Northern Naviga-| : comma ke * a lehority, that they will recommend . 7 : seven ©'0 . roved a failure, sp conservatives Yeion, R. & 0O., Merchants' Mutual and} 2 " \ a Third Six en oc 2 ti BOK. P | {what is known as Jordan routs, Time in Last Months Paul's ston Corbett's ambulance and Physical Director Bews said . a kinds of Hookiases Pook: nothing to do with] s Fasy Chalrs Special prices at think. N,N. Co. steamship lines. It is said | peer a i . : : . ---- [that thousands of dollars yearl, vould] pomening at Morgan es otal, MN . \ Pennsylvania Flyer IS wns called and be was then removed hud practientl Ne What Is Predicted. be saved in salaries alone. {miles west of Port Colborne, an ont . ! ito the Hotel Dieu. : the team now and that it wou be | "Furk's Phone OF. ling at Jordan harbor. Ihé new en- left in the hands of Conch ---- - : a nxt in-1 The Brantford council has threaten: : / . a] Wrecked. Se -------------- Montreal, Sept. 27.-An sstibontin ed to cancel the restanrant license "ot {nel will Nave ouly rel which pt "The Hottest Coon in Dixie." to decide whether the game 8 { e ; 'i A t how! Pp NTE wr 1 pla ¢ will be of immense ow | Pittsburg, Sept. FFor the third \ usicai comedy, presented by an played or not Fhev will mifer | RIDGWAY'S i ofy ory from Quebes hazards enol A. Spittal, a temperance house, if | - ARAKI 4 the --next J. A. Spittal, pe house, relive hours 'ere <i 3 i ] 0 prediction {lat within the he ai not cease selling lagrine over | Takes a oF weber Tato teaverse time in the fast six months the Perms [ar cast of colored performers, with hin whem ho arrives in town this | i b afternoon regarding the matler shied | days Sir' Wilirid Laugier will reRign his bir on tie Sabbath {the canal. With the new channel, sylvania special }No. '#8, on the Penn- | ith their own brass band and oo Quebec East, and the Hon, George 3 es : {the time will be cut in hall Ihe! ; ) i bet Xo 4 ne. any wile. Armond a Bao 1 his pl Kir Wil William Gi. Lotze, under arrest inj oo ae) » enounh: te aire 1 Tania Fay ron, ween New York chesira I'he: Hottest Coon in Dix. Wire Argos at onee [0 | PF. Graham wil take pb i nee. $ od a New York, charged with misappeo canal wi - deer an ig 4 and Pittsbarg, was wrecked--this je' will be at the Grand on Satur i the team is in any condition atl frid will thet retain Noulanges and will | 600 ine $5000 in bonds, was for modate otgun-guing -vessms, ftime ut Larimer, twenty miles east of lday, Sept. 230th, bargain matinee and |81! by that time it will be a good) help Mr, Graham in his contest i0{, bout ten years weneral secretary of han Fatally: Ht Pittsburg "i rr . Quebec. This, the message concludes, | (ho Now Haven, Contr, Y.M : | Visitor Fatally a i | The accidint, which resulted in the | ------ As Supplied to the King, : > i) T * » . * 1 n it oe 3 " 4 will be Sir Willrid's saswer to Un The Hotel Fort Garry, to be eon} Brod kyille, Ont, Sept Hillam death of one man and the injury of . The. Late Col. Rivers. : - } an excursionist from Delta toga others, occuried yesterday morn: | The remains of the late Col. Vietor Elected Officers, | 40¢, SOc, 60c and $1.00 Per Pound. tario's endeavor to raise the race ery. irgeted by the Grand © Trumk Pucific| Morris, a ! : railway in Winpipeg, at a cost of $1. conservative demonstration, was fatal: | L. .nd was due $0 a westbound | Bb. Rivers arrived on the afternoon! A meeting of the Regiopolin rughy | ---------------------- Is eturn. Ia ¥ n x i mn > , 4 i "+ . ul Ayah Jews Re A cu {0 will be huilt of the fest Hy injured_ut the. B. Xe ud N. oo Hreight train, switched opto the w roy | tain from Ottawa. The funeral im- club was held Taesdar o ening it In 1-2 1b and 1 Ib. tins. tev, Russia, Sept. 27. rer thous of Canadian granite and Bui lane | depot while Waiting to take a Wain frack, running into the special which | mediately took place from the GTR. which plans were disovswed for the sand Jews who loft. the ety following stone. . {home Stooping to pick up a parcel [jag been stopped hy the interlocking | outer station, to Cataraqui ceme soming season. The following fiicers| the assassination of M. Stolypin, fear-| John Waldron, of Washago, Ont., a which he had dropped on the plat | ionals. tery. 'The remains were met by a were lected Hon. Pree. Rev. ¥r.} First Appearance in Kingston. ing that they might be the victims of deputy returning officer in~the laste form, he lost bis balance and fell head- | "The wreck is said to have heen dug | Dumber of his local relatives Men: Hone VieawPres., Nev. Fr. Mong] her; president, ¥. J. Quinn, secret racial riots; Wave returned here. election, took his ballot box howe. long" to the track, sustaining a frac {yo a mistake on the part of a tele | ee ; el { Marriage at St. Paul's, treasurer, - Victor Nicholson; cap "| J Redd & Co Jas. en . mn eet ie was found on Saterday morning | ture of the skull. The doctors say We lryph operator st a tower,a plant of | ar Robart Aeads, 0 Boao td. ou the Poor of his house badly bat- cannot live, Pterhoeing switches, a pan " At St. Paul's church on Tuesday af Carl Kane, < sation of Miners fred or hashard ! up, and. the ballot box: miss: . : {Latimer station. Jt is said that the | ternoon, William KR. Luker, of Tavior, | SARL and. another man to blow up the es Adward: J. Manis ib To Welcome the Huke. {special was forgotten and: the tracks] and Miss Laura Nicolson, of Seeley's | Will Practice Inside, To Lay the Corner Stone. Homestake mine in April, 1910, 0. Linnin vorrre of Her vil war, drop |. Dass, Sept. 37. Diane will in-{set for the freight (rain to pass over | Boy, were married by kev. W. Fil Quew's rugby team will practice i} The corner stone of Macdonald i : : A Lyi of Hull, Buckingham, | ek, | itzieradd. The bride and groom were 10 : . a ne oO 3 Grady was to receive one thousand] _jvite the ma » y ito another track, x , the gyvmuoasium Fis alternoon dwing i Cb 1 we of Cn) A ped dead at the Rutland railroad sta t : . : | sltemdent i mony friends. They: lef Lym] bool, corner of Division ud dollars for the job. 'tion, Malone, N.Y., from acute heart Brockville, Armprior, Carlton Place, | As the freight pulled over oto the |' hy. many HENGE. ie t 10 the rain. They will not practice (0 street, will be laid ou Thursday The members: of the Trades nud |diease this. morming, 'aged seventy: Almonte, Renfrew, 'and some other [other track, the operator saw the for western points in the evening. in. the rain the way they did Jasti gor on" it fur o'clock, the chat Labor Council held a well-attended eight vears. Yeipre withi a radius a 19 miles of [ange train stopped by Lenton the -- om » A year unless it is absolutely pesossary. | 0 nd of Education, W. J. meeti on Tuesday evening, ssed | At Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Rebecca capital to participate in form- [signals set against it. spr: to. © 8 Pt «1 iboats oe lenton, officiating. 8 be ais routine business. | aud | Jeffries, movher of James Jolfries, for-|al welcome that will bo accorded the his lever. but it wax too late and wm Late green gages, wine grapes, See Pen Sale Closes. piri a oe -- ¥. } ! Duke of Connaught on Parliament Hill. til the crash he sank to the floor un Kel pears, Maclmosh Red apples, St. The big male of fountain pens at } My: JN Mowat and tras } i ickle, ) 1 i ROBERT J. REID, but proceeded to get wight. i practice for them for the game a we ki from Saturday bere with Varsity i tdlked over matters of interest to the mer champion heavyweight pugilist, i council, William Buck ocenpied the died of cancer. Her husband, Rev. y Lawrence apples, and your choise of Mahood's drug store doses today, © The citizens are cordially in. chair, | Alexander B. Jelivies, was at the bed: engineer i train 500 baskets good camming peaches, al after a most succemsiul week. Hun jj Frederick Smith, Windsor, Oui.. aged | side but the son is in Alaska. St. Ls ' i \ dreds of pens were purchased to be! © ---- seven, killed by nn wamansgeable bal: The census figwres for the domin- ) ¥ j . This laid away UH Christmas. The geser-l oo. Tomb of Montreal, found loon at the there jon' will be amomncrd by the end of, y : : the Tate Edward Cook gus advertising brought splendid rel yiity of ferdry, om Tuesday. tell the week. Returns from Yukon and poverty : . from his Mute residence, on mits, und Mr. Mahood ix exceedingly hondiony Hom the dork when decis- Cave. being "at h , Jieased with the large sale. The sei, wax announced, Rd te setion of pens was large and varied! Dr. Hawke, 21 Wellesley street, To- satisfying every taste. It was|ronto, sucessfully treats piles, Bewures, fife 1 Bete, wtheut dn operation. Write for 10 pi. ree Booklet and refefences, {