Daily British Whig (1850), 15 Jun 1912, p. 6

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Shubert attractions playing the cific coast nes days will, be "The I'ir- Pa- xt season betore the holi- include Gaby Butterfly - on the Wheel," Walt," James T, Powers. and Sullivan Opera company, "Bunty Pulls the Strings," 'Whirl of Soeie- ty," and "The Master of House" Edgar Selwyn, the author of * County Boy at his home, Harmou-on-the-Hudson, putting the finishing touches on his play, "Partners," produced by Harris and Delwyn larly in September. 'The route of "The Talker," Marion Fairfax's successful play, which re cently closed a run at the Harris The atre, New York, of 130 nights, been booked. each in Boston, cago. are Louis, Kansas City, kee, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Detroit, Buffalo, Toledo, Montreal, Toronto, Newark, and ' Rochester, . Vietor Motley, who, it will be membered,. was featured in "The Far and the GirLi' and later in * Twine," will head one of * Girl" next season from the Henry B. offices, Engene Cowles, formerly of the Bos tonians and ove of the most noted bassos on the light opera stage ir "The St. Milwau- this couttry, has a role just suited 1% Pirate him m Ring," vival of the the part of "The which he plays in the star re "The Piratys of Penzanes,"" a Casino theatre. Though for so many venrs, his first dnd Gilbert & Sullivan experiences been with three of the revivals-~"Pinafore,"" "Patience" "Tha Virates." "He says now that would be more than contented to ne rest of his stage eareer. Great preparations are already being made for the road companies that are 'to present the famous Beotch comedy "Bunty Jills the Strings," on tou next season, now still running William in New York a doubtless attain its 500th presenta tion before it leaves the metropolis, "Within the Law," by Bayard Veil- opening attraetion a the new Eltinge ty-second street, the first of next September, Brady, 'and is still running there, western company, of "With Law." which is to go const, has already been hooked Shubert. and Cort thealre, and company which is to' bé seen at in metropolis. Though "Whirl of Society," the pre sent attraction at the Winter Garden, continues to draw large audiences nine times per week, preparations are al ready under way for the new enter tainment which will open at the he. ginning of the autwmn season. Among those already engaged are Mlle. Dazic, who 'is now abroad; and Adelaide and Hughes. Through. the eourtesy of Lee Shu- bert, Sothern and Marfowe will give their annual benefit for the Actors' fund this season at the Broadway theatre. peare's "Taming of the Shrew," evening, June 17th, The Messrs. Shubert 'announce their first dramatic production New York theatres on August 19th, will be "The Master Of the House," new play by Edgar James, Marion Fairfax, the author of Talker," is now at her summer home, I inegarth, Shoreham, L.1. fax is be produced in September. James Forbes' play, 'The Travelling will again be sent on tour Salesman," next season. from the Henry B. Har ris offices, with Shep Camp in the rule of Bbb Blake. "The Quaker Girl,' run at the Linois Tate Chicago will again be seen at the Park Thea- tre, New York, season on Monday, August 19th, The star revival of Penzance," under the ma the Messrs. Shubert and William A. Brady, has proved to he the greatest hit of all the Gilbert and Sullivan pro ductions offered be theese mavagers. The cast is: Cowles; Samuel, his Poutenant, Rich- ard W. Temple; Frederic, a pirate an- prentice, Arthur Aldridge; Muior-tien- eral Stanley, George J. MacFarlane Fdward, a sergeant. of police, De Wol Hopper: Mabel, the general's tounpest x Dafteld: Kate, Alice fanehters R af: Vig © Gl lo Brady; Edit wr Barthel; "Janie! pe ----ie------ IN MEMORIAM, Mrs taving Mel of Re, - "or Hartington, © In Ont. dear husband, Xa jaan Fe akios x ug ew 'Sernal" clea: 0, is Sine, 6. Meine dsugtter, red; 5 Oval) Win Tainer srg hed ons ne oved. anes gone Before. To & Where son She is i. Ber mn or whit mart may days: She has gone; To home ee Sars AT whe Pt Thi There & ping: ha Sha is a EE a 5 Fuk al vives DOINGS TN STAGELRND "The Penzance' --"Within revived at following the Deslys, "A "The Kiss the Gilbert ;7 in spending the summer which w¥{l be has It will play four weeks P'hiladelphia and Chi- Among other cities to be played Cincinnati, Brooklyn re- "The Three 'The Quaker companies that will be sent out Harris Mr. Cowles has been a light opera favorite only have Shubert Betdy he do the Ihe aririnal production Collier's Comedy theatre, is nearing -its 350th performance and will theatre, in West For- New York city, about This piece was originally produced at the Prin- cess theatre, Chiengo, by William A, The the to, the "Pyeilie the the Eltinge theatre bas also been booked in Shubert theatres after it leaves the New York The play selected for this special aor is Shakes: and the date decided upon is next Monday that for next season, opening at ome of their a "The Miss Faip- finishing a new play that will now enjoying a when it regpens its Pirate King, Fugene Aosephing Ja ose THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY. WILLETSHOUME WEDDING, | The Happy Event Took Place on Wednesday Evening. The home of Mr. and Mrs, James Wilson, Willeteholme, wad the scege of a pretty wedding, Wednesday eveiing, Junie Pith, when their second dangh- ter, Sarah Maud, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony, by Rev. J. H. Mctonnell, to Frederick W. Demp ster, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. David Dempster, South Lake: At 8.30 o'clock during the playing of the Wedding March, played by Mrs. Wilson, sis- ter-in-law of the bride, the groom | took his place beneath a bridal ea- | nopy of white roses, and green leaves, followed by the maid of "honor, Miss | Viola Gillespie, cousin of the bride, | who looked charming in a dainty dress of white mull, and pink sash," carrying a basket of pink roses and fern. The handsome bride entered the parior leaning on .the arm of her | father, gowned in eream duchess | | satin, trimined with fringe passmeres. | A beautiful beaded oragment adorned | the front of the bodice. After the | usual congratulations, the young eou- tple, followed by the guests, repaired to the dining-room, where a 'samp- tuous repast awaited them. After the toasts, the guests adjourned to the parlors. The bride's going-away gown was a handsome blue velvet sun, with colored hat, trimmed with tulle foliage. o The presents which were numerpus and costly, included a cheque for $100 from the groom's parents, testifying to the high esteem in which the young couple are held. The groom's gift 'to ) the bride, was a purse of gold, to the maid of honor, a pearl ring. At 12.30 o'clock, a cab called and the happy couple left amid showers of rice and good wishes to spend their honeymoon in Watertown, Uswego and other American points. On their i turn the young couple will take their abode at South Lake. w. tans and re- up t i T i il : HON. ji. D. REID, Minister of custrms, who visits Kings- ton on Saturday. ACTION FOR DAMAGES. Workmen on C.N.R. Sues for Serious Injuries. n{ Perth Courier. At the high court a jury case was called first, and on a dozen good men and trae being oalled and sworn, the other petit jurors were allowed to re- turn home. This ease was one in . | which John Dultocher, a laborer from Pierreville, Que., sued Kugens Simon- eau, a sub-contractor on the C.N.R., for $500 damages, because, as he al- leges, he was mjured while at work for Simoneau near Sydenham, in May, wil, through a defective derrick fall- ing upon him, fracturing his arm and otherwise injuring him. Negligence and cardlesiness on the part of the defend- ant was claimed. The plaintiff closed this case after his own evidence was given, For the defendant five wit- ness.s were called, and some of these had to speak through an interpreter, as they were French and did not ua- derstand the English langua The eased occupied two dave Tarelay and Wednesday, After counsel had addres- od the jury, Judge Senkler explained the law to the jurors and asked them to retire and answer a number of questions, After an absence of two hours, the jury returned. with the questions duly answered. The opinion of the jury was that both plaintiff and defendant had shown negligence, but that the proximate cause of the accitlent was due to the negligence oi the defendant, and they assessed dam- ages in favor of the plaintiff at $500. Argument is yet 'to Inf face: o%er |g some legal technicalities that develop. ed in this ease, and judgment was re- served in the meantime. » THE TOWN OF NAPANEE. Cheese Sold on Friday at Thirteen "The Pirates of| Cents, agempnt of Napanee, June 15.~At the cheese board meeting yesterday afternoon 265 boxes of white and 975 of eolored were thourdéd. (HF theue 1,385 boxes were [sold at 12¢., the balance sold on the (curb at the same pries. Mr. and Mrs. A. Maelonald leave, today, fr a thrse-months' visit on tha continent, Mrs. Norris Brisco and son are expected from New York to { Spend the summer with her mother. Miss Caro Hooper left this week for Utica, N.Y, where she will reside Miss Kathleen Hunter, nurse-in- training, riford, Conn, is spends a month with her parents, Mr. an 'Mrs. W. MH. Hunter. Mrs. Bohsn and | two childien and Mrs. F, 8. Lapum | leave to day for St. Louis, Mo., after spengling a ouple af months with Mr. ana Mra. E. 8. Hilt Wilson, 'Hihica, N.Y. is visit- due parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. G. ¥ Wi \ 'Genuine Panama Hats, | 1 ¥hem vou soe ours rou will see hats style, ny or value, 33.5 0, $4, 85, 3, -$7.50, $10. in 3 ih argest importers men t tl at ot s . in ns y scene iy pretty when Rev. v Daality | ted in iage Edward Fisher, Brockville, son of Jobn of Pembroke, Lapam, John street. | Princess the | JUNE 15, BARBAROUS WARFARE. NEGROES HAVE BI BEEN SHOT ON SIGHT. . ey 2 Government Troops Under Orders to Take No Prisoners--Details Too Shocking to Print. New York, 'Wine 15.6-X special to the Ametican m. Santiago says i. Conditions a the eastern end of Cuba indicate that ' the Washington authoritics have no conception of the resi sitaation: The rural districts ave beinz depopulated of peaceful citizens, and devastation is- the chief occupa. tion oi both 'the rebels and guenia volunteers. The country already has been set back five years, and a bitter race hate aroused. - The character of the warfare over: hadows the property losses, and is so hocking that many details are . un prinsable. A parallel is found only in the history of the Congo. Instead of civilized warfare, it is annihilation, and the majority of those being killed are not insurrectos, but unarmed blacks, who hid in the bush with their families when the trouble started. Defenceless boys are being shot down on only "the provocation that their kin is black. . General, Monteagudo has directed that no prisoners be taken, and when officers make the mistake of bringing in captives, these are liberated and told to go home. They never reach there. Seven were shot at San Luis on Wednesdoy the minute their backs were turned. Ready for a » comersault. Lordon Advertiser The chief newspaper spokesman of to Mail and Empire, tells Ontario electors that if they wish the aboli- tion of the bar they must vote for Mr. Rowell. Not. in these words does the Mail offer this sound, though surprising advice, but the purport of such a paragraph as follows is precisely the same: "Though his (Mr. Rowell's) ab- clish-the-bar campaign will not rarve his political ambition, his labor _in that behalf will not be lost. obing opinion to the point of de- mianding that the bar be abolish< ed, Sir James Whitney's govern- ment, always keeping pace with public opinion and always shons sive to dt, will effect the re- ferm.' Jam es Whitney's temperance reforms support given to Mr. Rowell by the electors. If Bir James' majority is greatly reduced in the next election, Sir James will take it as a hint that the banith-the-bar policy is bound to be a winning card, and he play it himself. Moral: Vote Rowell if you are against the bar- room, since every vote for Whitney will be a signal to the government to stand pat. Could a more cynical and public man? presents Sir James ad saying: "Upon victions of my own. ed entirely by my opponent. If: 1 gee that he is winning a support I 'will forestall him by copying his policy. In the meantime I will pose it, bu my positio Snap Brim Straw Hats For men and boys from 25c. Campbell Bros', hangston's only clusive hat and fur stofe. up at ox- at ---- Budget From Plcton, Picton; June 13.6, €. Publow vis ited the cheese factories of the county recently. and reported good condi: tions. . The county authorities are, de county roads running out from the town im various directions, The calling around to. ses, There were some very good specimens in Mr. Tiee's room. Clarence Hepburn, aged nme, son of Mr. and Mras Frederick Hepburn, died. in Victoria hospital. Montreal, on May 28th, from spinal mén Agitis. Among the brides of the scason is the name of Miss May Hudgin, who was married to J. Head, She was dressed in lavender sik with brown trimmings. They have gone on a trip to Saginaw, Mich. The new English church is fo cost £30,000 in- etoad of 93.000 as fist eslimatdl. Dr. Stirling has gone on a trip to Chi: cago snd Minneapolis. Prof. Pember Coming. On Friday, June 21st, Prof. Pemiber, Toronto, will be at the Randolph ho- tel, this city, with the latest Parisian and American styles of ladies' hair are invited to call and see his sam- ples. : New York's Latest In straw hats at Campbell Bros', The Presbyterian church manse, | Perth, was the scene of a pretty eo vent on June Sth, when Rev. D. Cur rie. B.D., united in the holv bopds of reatrimony H. B. Gray, a well-known { voung man of Clyde Forks, and Miss athleen Buffam, one of Lanark' s mo complished young ladies. Music, 10c. capy by 'Liszt, Schubert, | Padercwski, Chopin, etc. Dutton's, 204 street. Agother link binding the present with the past of Dalhousie was broken Jnst At work by the death of James sr., on Thursday morning, lagi eighty.six years and nive days. > tool Ln on his eighty sixth birth. ¥ with a complication ung 'and heart trouble. tton's music store for every kind ,of music. Orders taken for musical heck | marriage Coorg Griffin $ Belleville, and Mis Marv Fenton. youngest Hinritter of the late John Fenton, the Whitney government, the Taron-. Should he succeed in devel- re- That is to say, the measure of Sir will be exactly the measure of the will for con- sciencelegs attitude be ascribed to a In effect the Mail re. this great question | have no con- I will be guid- that threatens to put me out of office 0 if the people don't i I will change' it." termined to enforce the new wide-tire by-law. so as to protect the excellent school exhibit. of art was worth while goods, gentlemen's toupees, ete. Scalp troubles diagnosed free of charge. You 1012, ET -------- Nearly Precipitated 1 hy Chickens in Boundary Court. Malone, N.X., June 15.-- tiew to the wmorth end of a room occupied by a justjee court, vesterday and bade defiance. to the Justice and hid coustabulary minions. Then a man accused of stealing the chickens did the same thing and American jus- tice was in a dilemama, an "interna- tional episode" being imminents The court room is one-half in Can- ada and one-half in the United States, and the prisoner;~for himseli and the chickens, claimed they were outside the jurisdiction of the court. A young Malone attorney, presented the summoning wo chick- ens who people in the ease, all his tact to coax feathered and unfeathered bipeds back under the Stars and Stripes, when the former, unlettered in the law of jurisdiction, éackled their way across the line, lollowed by the de- fendant, who tried jo shoo the chick- ens over into Canada again. He was unsuccessful because he was grabbed and held to the bar on the United States side until found guilty and sentenced to thirty days m Joal. re- was the WILL GO TQ "AUSTRALIA. Hon. Mr, Foster Journeying Thither ~ With Trade Commission. London, June 15.--Hon. George EK. Foster is proving generous in grant ing newspaper interviews. Mr. Foster says he intends proceed mg to Austrphian with the comunission hoping to ratify personally the reci procal tariff (reaty. He also intends dealing here 'with Lloyd's high rate of msurance for Montreal steamers He urges that children ought to be taught more about the over-seas do- minions. HON MARTIN BURRELL, ter of ag who Kingston Saturday, marek cde mimes Events in the West, Manitoba Free Press The cement shortage bits Fdmonton hard. Building is at a standstilh, and an attempt to bring in cement from the nearest point of supply in the United States has berm blocked hy a Local. freight rate from Calgary to Edmonton, which is practically prohibitive. *"The best that the ment trust will promi: says Edmonton Capital, that time within the next week or ten days they will have cement at the head of the lakes, but with freight moving as {lL is at the present time that means that it may be a month before any 'hdequate supply can reach Edmonton." As a result Edmonton is demanding a cancellation of the duty and the fixing by the railway mission of an equitable freight from Calgary to Edmonton. Minis riculture, «r ca the 'is some- com rate Manitoba's Scarecrow. nto World Possibly. we hear loss about Mani toba's experionce with government tel. ephones because other provinces, no tably Alberta, have succeeded so well in this same direction. Tre Manitoba scare crow may serve the foes of public ownership in the United States; it has no effect in Ca nada. The breakdown of the gov ernment owned elovator system in Manitoba does not discredit the prin- ciple of public ownership, whatever effect it may 'have upon the © Koblin government. Investments A small veturn with a safe prin- cipal is better than a large pro. § mise based on "taking a chance" The word investment is often misused; it has a trict meaning and should: be defined. An investment is the emchange of money for something of PERMAN- ENT VALUE and produc tive of return. Lay that rule against any invest- ment proposal that is made to you. It will help you to decide whether it is a real investment or a spec ulation, There 18 scarcely an in- vestient, dither in stocks terprise that can claim ab solute certainty in perman- ence or productiveness. In panies and "hard times" GENUINE INVESTMENTS are the ones east affected. That the great financial and insurance companies are the largest buyers of Municipal Debentures in- We have Municipal De- bentures in denominations of $500 and upwards. AN INTERNATIONAL EPISODE | ST. LAWRENCE RIVER and BROAD ATLANTIC, Can you Imagine s mors beautiful and enjoyable trip In all the waMa than dowh the St. Lawrence River, vasarpassed By the Hudson or the Huine, through ithe Guif to the Broad Atlantic Deenn, BLACK DIAMOND SS LINE. fat Freie dito ive r lilustraged t rip. sent fre WELDGN, GF, James Street, A. TP. 112 Se, & PA, Monireal. FOLGER TICKET AGENCY, or Local Agents ' THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED OF LONDON Yow . - ENGLAND. : TOTAL ASSETS " "a $10, 000,000.00 Deposited with Dominion Government for , Security of" polic holders - - . $666,000.00 BUSINESS TRANSACTED FIRE, . EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, GUARANTEE, BONDS AND AUTOMOSILE INSURANCE. HOWARD S. FOLGER, Agent, 55 Clarence St. Kington, Ontario, Phone No. 995 visiis - OUR BUSINESS 18 TO POINT OUT SOUND INVESTMENTS IN MONTREAL CITY REAL ESTATE We nave some especially fine small investments End residential sections inside the city limits, rapidly Increasing, Buy now while prices are Montreal is Canada's Metropolis. Watch it Gro, THE STERLING INVESTMENT 0, LIMITED 611 TRANSPORTATION BUILDING, MONTREAL, in the West where values gre iow QFE. LIPTON'S TEA OVER 2 MILLION PACKAGES SOLD WEEKLY Gasolene Launch: We have a New 20 ft. by 4 ft. Gasolene Launch equipped with a 3 cylinder 18 horse power engine. Speed fifteen miles per hour, Price very low. This is a great bargain. Also remember us when in the market for Launch Supplies etc. DAVIS DRY DOCK €O. 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