4am ' YEAR 79 -30. 107 CANADA WILL BE DELUDED AGAIN $0 Declares Sir Gilbert Parker in London IT WAS A CONSPIRACY TO SECURE POLITICAL ANNEX. I TION BY COMMERCIAL, Both Republican and Democratic Leaders on the Same Tack Thinks the People of "the United States are Ashamed of the Way President Taft Acted Towards Ap. uther Nation, ew dori, May 6.-The . World publislus « Londen cable quoting S.atement by Sir Gilbert Varker, tollows : 7 "I am not going to engage 1h a disc ss.on. of American polities, but since the president of the United Slates in a kites declared his policy toward Canada, in whose destiny, |) am very deeply concerned, | fel sdf al liberty to say as far as ail ung enaling are concerned we detest his secret intmtion, deliberately stu- ted, even more than we delist Is uihirmed policy of commercial reci procity. We, who know the 'bates, wore well aware since tine of. Mr. Blaine (hat commercial anpgexation leading to political nexation was the policy which gractly disited in ecrtain woll as a ns iy United Lhe un WAS ollicial, us un-off eial, quarters in Am erica, I do not qoarrel with their des're or intation, but it business to ste the desue or tion shall naver be Futflted. "thamp Clark let the cat the hing, and the bitter 'and painiul part of the whole business is vou have & democratic candidate and two rapublican © candidates for the presi. dency, who have declared tor thy absorption of Chnada. We ne never likely to be deluded again. 'Now, | want to say 1 dont be lite the muds of the Awerican Jeo ple: would, as they say, stand for ihe kind of policy seovetly exploited and fn'ssly stated by the head of the American reublie. To Col. Rose velit Mr, Talt said he meant Zhe ab sorption of Canada, lo the people of she Lai States and the people of Aad said he meant only in Our ten ont of NEVER IRR SO ewes SIR GILBERT PARKER . Who talks plain dbout the duplicity of President Tart SECONDHAND TE 'H LIMIT, Wear Out Patience of Wife, Whe Asks Divorce, Logansport, Ind. May 6. she objects to wearing teeth, Mrs. Mathias suit for divores In her complaint band she deelured that he failed provide her with the necessities of life, The principal specification in her hill 14 that he refused to buy her a set of false teeth and tried to foree her wear a set of molars that he discarded, She asserts that he that they ®ere plenty and that he did not intend money on such luxuries "store teeth," when he had a plenti ful supply in the house. DID THE TITANIC SAIL IN UNFINISHED STATE ? Charge Made That Liner's Water tight Compartment Doors Had Never Been Tested. New York, May 6.-~The White Siar line, in haste to pm the Titani¢ in service so as to sail on the day adver: tiscd by "her owners, iHegully defied the warning of the big tiner's build cra, anil sent vhe ship on its fatal trip in an unfinished condition, according Because second hun! Simons hag filed against her lws- Lo to had told her good enough, to waste ns cord and he did not. ed to proseente the steel trast and the course else) to challenge me with being 'Almost Hot KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY, MAY ©, (912. ARRESTED IN OTTAWA With Swindling Number of Ontario People. Mtawa, May 6. of the wriminal identification buréan hax effetted the arrest in Ottawa of a strange character with a strangely dramatic career, in the person of De Douglas, alias Dr, Douglas Matheson, alleged swindler of rural dwellers in divers parts of Ontario. Douglas, who has made his headquarters at Quyon, Lue, for many vears past, according to records held by the provincial po hee, has swindled numerous people in Ontario, representing himself at difierent times us a graduated physi cian, a member of the Scotland Yard detective force, a surveyor working for the imperial government for the erection of military lookout towers, and in other roles no less attractive, On Friday morning he was taken to Cobourg by Provincial Inspector Bovd and there he will be arraigned on one of a number of counts against him, that of Walter Cruse, a farmer, of that vicinity, whom he ic said to have swindled aut of 360 for applying a mustard plaster to his wife's back. He also told Crnse he could get him fortune in Anstralia, where it seeking him, The accused is wanted at Hazard's Corners, Hastings county, Charged Inspector Foster, fl was also SCORCHES ROOSEVELT FOR HIS TRUST RECORD 'I Prosecuted Steel and Harvest Trusts, and He Did Not," Says Taft Md., May 6.<A Col. Roosevelt's trust © ve the President 8 here this afternoon. Taft between myself is that | prose and harvester trusts Suppose | had fail Elkton, attack on was addr "On the trust question," "the only difference Roosevelt and the steel scorching I feature of Taft's suid, Mr cuted harvester trust, and later it found that Mr. Perkins was contribut ifig to my campaign, would Mr. Roos velt have looked with charity on my ? No, he wonld have ' ¢ome down on me hike a thousand bricks and would have said, 'Now you is controlled by the interests.' "And yet Mr. Moosevelt = has the courage (I shall not eall anything un- was see Ve it der control of the interests. Why, administration has prosecuted every violation of law that has been brought my + to the attention of the attorney gene ml" POLITICS IN PANAMA, Enough to Set the LATEST TIDINGS Despatches From Near and Distant Places. (HE WORLD'S EPISODES GIVEN IN THE BhiEFEST POS EIBLE FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody-- Everything Kasily Read and Re membered. Still another for the Titan Part Colborne have a branch of the Buffalo Union Furupee Works. The SS. Oh guilty of muti bat promising to re-join the ship. The Retail Merchants' Ass Torito, propose an ihvest the post office deparin - Adele Marin, French girl enced to two how Montreal for eo sicamer is out te look bodies i% to amen were found were freed on tution, ration' ol i ; Was say "imprisonment at tempt of econrt EDWARD In Vil memory of THE PEACEMAKER Lhe Mexican federal arm feuted by the rebel iorees of Urozeo in the big battle at Torreon. Charles Patterson, airman, and Abert Asquith, mapeeior of the God was fieneral eich Yeenw Notes From All Cver--Little a . mss mm - - i WOMAN USED AS SHIELD. | Prisoner, in Cell, Tries to End Own | 'New. Berlin, N.Y., May 6 a thrilling dael which both men Constable Charles After with were en i mn reval wound Holdridge, led hereabouts for his daring, captured {Arthur Carpenter, aged thirty-five, oi | Columbus, Chenango county, for whom jhe had a warrant charging him with {threatening to commit & homicide | Early in the fight, which followed a {hair-raising fourtven-mile pursuit, Car {penter held before him as a shield Mrs Spurr, wile of the man swore out the warrant for his arrest and upon whose farm the shooting oc curred { The prisoner, when placed in custo attempted to commit suicide by hanging. He was cut down Just =n time and will recover. vers ii ed, George Who Are Very Hopeful Now. Toronto, May 6. {sage of There was 3 i hope from | Michael's hospital, this morning, re- garding Chairman Mabee's condition Fhe bulletin said that the operation had resulted in the "relief of the paralysis of the bowel and, slthough the patient was eritienlly il, the su | zeons now feel hopeful of recovery, POSSIBLE TO. LENGTHEN SEASON OF NAVIGATION Hon. Robert Rogers Wouid Keep Thunder Bay Open by Ice Breakers. May 6 concerned strong Dtawa, Kingston will be i thy ir a proposal to lengthen the navigation season of the (ireat for if there it will mean more business the Limestone city Hon, Robert Rogers, minister of the interior, believes that lengthen the period of navigation the Goeat Lakes by one month He has looked into the matter carefully and will have plans worked out the realization. of the the keeping open of Thunder Bay during the entive month of December by means of powerful ice breaking tugs such are used many parts of northern Europe for « similar. purpose With amd res Lakes, it lengthened for is it is possible to to scheme which contemplates as mn the harbors of Fort William Port Arthur open to navigation for the additional period of four weeks tt is caleulated that between twenty and twenty-five million bushels of grain could be carried (lo Georgian ports until the opening of navigation the following spring. 3 hay ---------- FOR BENEFIT OF LADIES. The Baily British Whig y---- THE BRITISH COMMONS WILL HAVE LAST EDITION . ---- LONG SESSION It Will Last Until the End of the Year. ASQUITH SCOVERNMENT PIAS NO INTENTION OF QUIT TING OFFICE . ee ---- Until the Irish Home Rule and the ! Welsh Disestablishment Bills Re ceive Royal Assent--The Lords Will Refuse Them a Hearing. London, EKng., May 6.~The house of MAJOR W HUGHER 'onceded 'on ali sides to be. be fied 0 suceesd warden enitentd 8 as of The ary USING UNFAIR METHODS, \ecuses Him of Knowingly Making Untrne Statement, Ma given resident Ovste Thepdore a statement speech in Pas 6 Roosevelt has repl Baltimores Col. Roosevelt I'aft knew statement presiden that the ¢ repealed He siden rast" a cabins versation oul in to Faft that My wag making an untrue be suid that thi had expressed the opine 1esert od he when for mer 0a law ought to anii-trusg also azain contradicted the in regard the case, saving that meeting and with him emphatically approved tually taken Al one place in his statement Roosevelt said of the president pre Harvest Mr. Taft at in private con- repeatedly and the ac to caurse Col ' length and interest sven the three pre Har i commons is now in the midst of « session that promises to exceed' in ceding oes, which were, in many ways record breakers for the British parlia- mest. According to the present plans wid calculation, the session will last until the end of the year, with only a two or three weeks' break at White sunt ide I'he rule commit tee : stage of the home bile is expected will be reached June Mth. The report amd third reading stages will oceupy -un- other month which will be well into before the bill reaches the fords The Welsh disestab- bill will reach the upper afterwards. Botly will be hearing by the lords and will have to be brought up again in 19H government has no intention of out of offia voluntarily until measures have received the royal ascent and become the law of Fhe only danger with which the government is likely: to be threat. ened so fur ws can at present: bo fore- seen, is that a big industrial upheav. al," which would necessitate the calle img out of troops, an_ action which would compel the laborities and many about October house of lishment house: soon refused a I'he going these (wo the lund "He stands guilty of approving and | encouraging fralid whichy deprives the | people of their right to express their ! will as to who shall be nomingted.'" MARRIAGE REFERENCE MAY BE POSTPONED Quebec Counsel Question Jurisdiction radicals to KO aghinst the enbimel, Phen, happened. before, the union. sts might find it necessary. io vote with the government ¥ In the house of commons this af ternoon, - Premier Asquith made = n as | stout defence of Ambassador Bryce in connection with the reciprocity nego. The discussion began hy the members desors Wg Mr, Rryce's negotiations between the Unit. "ld Siaien. and Cana itorous, Premier Asquith warmly resented this, tationd wnioniet mutnal clal advantage. "We | Teter peotle want a deal, and M you caught speak Alaska from you by such , He pointed out that Ne. Bryce had re. (rervedd a strictly diplomatic att) iude. He took no part in the discussions, Would Tag the Men Who Married. Canal Afire board, have been dis Panama, May 6.--The United States government has been requested to in ¥ {uare to a Are Xo! of Supreme Court Upon 2 Reference. to startling information made pubhe to-day. The builders, ' Harland and Wolll, it is stated, remonsirated with missed Miss Georgia (ie fed her HE trymmg of New Yark withw in uncle's horses he ol! game as President 'luft played, fnney the (refident would go to con tress and ask for an appropriation, and you know what that means. Alas a 18 naded to complete (an- ada 's territorial position, but no one in ths Brit sh empire has ever thought of trying to inveigle the United Stites to part with her position in Alaska, either commercially or terri torvially. "Let us have fair play. We 20 more than we areentitled to, no' less. "I say the lelier writtm by dent Tall to Col. Roosevelt, to the policy of which both agried, is a blot on the high and honorable tra ditions of Amercan foreion policy lot the United Stats leave our im: per al bonds, ovr comstitutionalities alone, That's shat Canada said. That's what 1. in common with fel low imperialists, say. We mean to hold the British empire as it stands, envy foot of it. We mean to Keep intact the bond between our over sous dominiens and the United ningdome. We mean, just as pow- criully as Americans over meant, by 1 atrictionlly safeguarding our inter «'s to prevent our flag from being haukd down in Canada or our com- mercial position' weakened by in direct weans. Thank heaven, the (a nad an people suspected the game amd want end Prosi AMENDMENT OF ROOT the White Siar officials against twin ing over the Titanic for duty in an unfinished state, but in face of the company's insiztance they vielded The Tianic's watertight compart: ment doors had #ever heen tested when she leit the Belfast shipyards, it is charged. These doors were not work- ing when the liner sailed from South ampton, no attempt was made to test thom during the maiden trip, in the fear they would stick, and they were, therefore, open when the Titanic hit the iceberg. It is stated that practically the same conditions prevailed on the maiden voyages of the Adriatic, Ove anie and Olympic. Just what small chance for thor lives the Titanic passengers had is shown by the statement that during her rin from Belfast to Southampton no aliempt was made to test the ship's safety devices, her speed or her seaworthiness. Nor was there any lifeboat drill or praetice with the pat- ented davits to see if they were work- ing properly, and if the Titanic's erow undirstocd their proper manipulation THE DEATH WARRANT ke t faith. The president, ec-president and the democratie eandidate for the res: dinoy declared for the absorption of Con da. What do the Ameriean peo ple think of it¥ F know what we wand think of the American people it they avrroved of the president's. ex r sid nt's cand democratic ecandi- dofe's desires And purposes, and 1 telieve the vast majority of the Amerigsn reaple today are ashamed of what the president did." . ---------------- To Have a Model Town, Torcnto, May * 6.-The Canadian Northern railway has purchased a block of land two miles long and » mile asd a wide immediate Leaside ° station, the pur nse of establishing car ir sight ox , shed, round houses, itarls plaess for worki he ne hr town on the borders of Toronto and about five or six*miles from the cen: Ottawa, May B.~Dr. Charles Morse, K.C., was sworn in as registrar of the excheq of Canada. in succes Of Many Russian Political Refugees In United States, Says Socialist May G.~Inveighing adoption of the Root to the immigration law, Berger, the Wisconsin socialist, on Saturday, told the house eommonittee on inmpigration that it "breathed the spirit of plato- eracy." . The amendment provides for depor: tation of uny alien "who conspires for the violent overthrow of a foreign government." Berger declared it would place death warrants of many han dreds of political refugees in the hands of the Caar of Russia if enacted. "New York and Chicago are full of Russian spies,.' Perger declared. 'Rus: sin is contimmally watching politieal refugees. It is revengeiul and wants to get them back for persecution. To my mind the Root amendment practi cally abolishes the right bf asylum for politien! refugees in the United States, This would be an entirely new. policy for the United, States--a policy just opposite to what has been practiced since this conniry was formed." Washington, against the amendment Representative ast Monday, was found, lying ace downward, ander a boathouse, on | aie Se haa, An tide, which had contain carbholic Yd wus fownd beside the | > i the Carpathia, oduct" of 3. remains. _ defends stovtly Brice lamay. of the "made tervene in the presidential election in Panama to the extent of seeing that jt is fairly conducted . The request is taken to indicate that the political situation in the republic is 4 delicate one. The reports of riot ing at Dolega following an address by Dr. Belisario Porras, another candi date for thie presidency, created a great sensation throughout the coun try. The situation is practically be vond the control of the political lead ers, and passion runs so high that it is feared some incident may result in a conflagration. Coming to Ottawa, May 4.-- Arrangements havo been . completed for the visit to Can ada next month of what will undoubt edly be the most representative party of British capitalists, manufacturers and business men that has ever com to the dommion. The party will in elude from fifty to sixty of the lead ing business men of Great Britain, mostly chairmen and directors of great business corporations, whose names are renowned throughout the commercial world, Prospect. Insects Carry Death, Nelson, B.C., May 6.--Considerable alarm has followed nt statement by William Cockley, of the Kootenay, an entomologist that wood -ticks which abound in British Columbia, carry germs which caused spinal meningitis and beri-beri, and that the bite of the insects is frequently fatal : Mexican Army Defeated. Washington, May 6.-- The Mexican fodernl army has been defeated by the rebel forces of Gen. Orozoco in the big battle at Torreon, according to advices received hy the treasury de partment from the southern border. No details were given, when she an applE and the wimal swallowed her diamond engage ment ring with it. Charles J. Renshaw amd his bride of ten weeks, were found dead in thei apartments, Chicago, on Saturday No cause can be assigned i Posing man for two Mrs. Alexander Zeloski, of worked in the mines hunting Her ninted as a vears Erie, Pa., her miss ing husband rise revealed was DIED IN TORONTO. He Passed Away This Afternoon at 2.15 Toronto, May 6.--Judge Mabe died at 2.15 p.m. f Today, City Engineer McClelland s , an examingtion of Cataraqui bridge.' which passed into the hands of the city on Saturday. It is necessary 10 see that the bri is in safe con dition. so that the rity will not be li: while for damages should acidents oo OLE, y "On Satarday afternoon, Mayor Hoag received word from W. F. Nickley MP, who stated that the Minister of public works, would weet the deputation from the tity council and the board of trade wi th reference to the harbor im- CATARAQUI BRIDGE, NOW OWNED BY CITY. Provement scheme, Un May 11th, wheq ithe minister will be asked 16 take ov- er the bridge. : Three weeks ago a Jett r was ceived by the cily clerk Prom minister of public warts asking pity would be willing to hasd the bridge to the government. likely that a resoletion will be by the city council at ite meet eveping offering the bridge to government. Nothing would det "the of the over It i ight the council move than te make such! Tt a gift to the Borden administration. ™ wn * possed mew steamship will be accelerated ig thie that she can replace the Titawic at ge the 'carly a date as possible. Cambridge, Mass., May 6, question, "lI wonder if he's married ¥" which many maidens ask them selves they meet a handson stranger, need no longer remain, un answered if the plan advocated by Mrs, Frank Page, a prominent society woman of this eity, is adopted 'Bachelors, divorced: men ned widowers should be tugged by means of artistic buttons their lapels, so that their eligibility could hot be®eit in doubt," said Mrs Page. "By button in serial sible jor sO when STOorm in coat making oul these it would be impo unserapulous married men to borrow buttons and use them sucerss fully. Recprds of button numbers eonld be kept on file at the state house." Second Brother Dies, NY. May 6.+FEli Butts, a the village board of rus? tees, died on Saturday, at his home, of plomaine poisoning, hours after the brother, Deputy from : numbers Clayton, member of less than eight death of his vounger Sherifi Alton Butts, the same cause, BODY OF C. M. HAYS | ARRIVES AT HALIFAX Ad is Immediately Placed Aboard a Creped Special Train For Montreal. Halifax, May 6.--With the body C. M. Hays and sixteon other vietims of the 'Iitanic disaster aboard the cable ship Minia, docked this morn ing, and immediately proceeded with the mournful work of discharging her cargo into hearses and ambulan tes which conveyed the dead to a tempor ary morgue. There were a number of relatives here to meet the bodies and atiempt to identify them. Capt. De cartnet, of the Minia, does not think any more bodies will he found. The body of C. M. Hays was immediately taken on a ecreped special "Vrain to Montreal for a private funeral to-mon row. ol BISHOP OF CLOZOMENE, Parish Priest of Renfrew Appointed _ Auxiliary Bishop. May 6.--Father Patrick Ryan, the parish priest of Renfrew, Out, has been promoted to titular Bishop of Clozomene, a city on the coast of Asia Minor, near Symrna, tand appointed auxiliary Bishop of 'Pembroke, Ont. . Rome, Successor to the Titanle, | London, May 6.--It is stated that the big White Star liner now under construction at Belfast will be altered #0 as to include additional lateral bulkheads in order io minimize the risk of disaster. The work on the ey i i makes old silver look like now. | Magic denning fluid, 10¢, at Gibson's i J cemetery Ottawa, May 6.< There is very little | likelihood' that the Ne Temere mar ringe will proceed hefore the tor morrow reference supreme court The judjes are ready, so is the deputy minister, but it understood that eounsel for the province will ask for delay. The counsel. for the province of Cuebee have filod a ductum with the judges of the court, jurisdiction of their ja | supreme (uestiomng lordships to hear upon mere reference, ALBERTA'S NEW CABINET. Sifton Has Announced Re-organization. the i { May 6.-1he government was otha night. At eight 1 i Premier the Edmonton, change in th all proviacia made on Saturday o'clock Lieut in the ealinet Bul en members of the Lrovernor AWE following \. L. Sifton, president of council and minister®of railroads' telephones; CC. W attorne eral i J Mclean, proving Malcolm Mackenzie, provin LSUrer Charles 1. Mitchell, of public works: J. K. Bovle, minister education; Duncan Mar shall, of Charles Stewart, minister of municipalities After member, as the and ren. Cross, nl se cretlary cial tr minister of minister agriculture almost My IMO years as private his old wd ton nev-general Messrs Mackenzie and the other addi (Cross resames positich J. R. Bc ( harles tions Malcolm Stewart are sifton will retain the offices president of the and ithe portfoliq of railéays and tele phones. He, office of provincial treasuter and min ister of public works Premier of executive council however, velinguishes the DEATH OF J. PP. THOMAS, Belleville's Seventy-Nine, Belleville, May 6.---J. P. Thomas, Kk C., aged seventy-nine years, died heve last night after being ill for some time. Deceased was the oldest pract ming Inwver in this city Me. Thomas was prominent in Masonic circles, LOF. society. He was honorary pre- sident of Hastings law society, secretaryv-treasurer of the Belleville company, and for vears was moretary of the Belleville board of trade A widow and one danghter Mra. (Dry MacColl, of this city, sug Vive. the (XAINSPECTOR COMMITTED For Trial in Connection With a Forgery Charge. \ Orangeville, May 6.--Fx-Publie School Inspector Nathaniel Gordon, against whom five charges of forger, in connection With the purchase of postage stamps, 'were laid, has been committed fo trinl By Police Magis trate Pattullo. The evidence was tak: en here over 5 month ago, and the attorney general, who was epecially represented, filed a requisition requir ing the case to he tried before a furs The amount involved ik inconsiderable, awd the crown took section on the pe quest of the county council. except to introduce the Canadian ty. riff negotiators. Unionist members de. manded know why Mr. Brees had not interfered in these pegotintions and prevented such a situation as re to sident Taft's lotter had indicated, 10 which Mr. Asquith. replied that interierence by such would have been resented onda ---------- SUMMONED TO ROME ---- of Differédnces Christian Brothers, Montreal, May 6.-Brother Romuald, head of the Order of Christian Brothers in this provinces, has been summoned to Europe hy the supreme head order. For some time tHere been friction and strife among the representatives in Quebec, and the summons 10 Bro. Romauld is a result of the discord. The cause of the trouble is said 16 be due 10 the preference to old country French members of the order over the French-Cafindian members, The Order of Christian Brothers was expelled from France a few years ago, Many members came to Cuebec, and, according to local officials in the or der, have usurped the chief places of authority, with the result that the whole body is in a state ob revdlt. Because Between of the has gwen Magic cleaning fluid, 160. Gibson's. DIED, BUNT---In Kingston, May her late residence, Street, Jennie Flora, of Charles i. Bunt ineral private) at 2 pm. on Tues. day Serviee In 8t Paul's Churel at 234 pm. to which sil friends are respectfully luvited SER--At Hanley Baskatchewan, On the Sth May, 1812. Norman §. Fraser, Manager of ile Northern Crown Hank, son of the late John Fraser, local registrar, I y Kingston, RORERT J. Leading Sth, 1912, at 422 Johnson beloved wife Wr { The 'Phone 577. =» The Beant JAMES REID a "Phoke 147 REID, Princess STR A couple dozen them at a rea f them. Wii i cash, Turk's. A an Housecleaning Supplies CEILING BROOMS. SCRUBBING BRUSHES. . STOVE BRUSHES DUSTBANE. LIQUID VENEER. BON-AMI. : SAPOLIO. SILVER POLISH. CLOTHES LINES. Brooms, Whisks, Tubs, Pails, Wash. , Pearline, Stove Polish, Jas. Redden & Co.