ye. YEAR 79 -NO., 193 INQUIRY: n BE. HELD INTO POLICE GRAFT To Pe Investigated in New York Soon. | TO LOOK AT ALL PHASES SUPREME COURT TO LOOK INTO THE SYSTEM. It Will be Presided Over by Juslice Goff==News Calls Leaders of New York Underworld to the City==A_ General Shake Up. New York, Aug. 19 A general investigation into police graft in all its phases to be undertaken by the extraordinary session of the su- preme court, presided over by Jus- tice Goff, who has been designated by Gov. Dix to sit in the trials of Police Lieut, Hecker and ) others, charged with the murder of the gambler Herman Rosenthal. News that the - supreme court would conduct grand jury inquisi- tion, with Justice Goff having full powers of compelling 'testimony and inflicting penalties, caused, a panic in the underworld to-day, and many gamblers and othérs hurriedly le ft the city, It has been supposed that the ap- pointment of Justice Goff was only for the purpose of trying the Rosen- thal murder cases, but it leaked out that the extraordinary session of the supreme court would begin & John Doe enquiry that would delve into the innermost relationships between the police and keepers of gambling and disorderly houses. It is thought court - enquiry Leave is would accomplish much more in the way of bringing | to light the facts than the aldermanic "Investigation, as the question: has been raised whether the aldermanic committee would . have power to force witnesses to testify. Under- John Doe proceedings Justice Goff can call gamblers and keepers of disorderly houses and force them to tell how much money was paid for police protection and to whom the money was paid. The aldermanic enquiry, it is expected, will co-operate with the ork of the supreme couft. Evidence is in the hands of Dis- trict Attorney Whitman that dis- orderly houses in the city paid over $1,000,000 for police protection during the last year, and that this money went to certain police in- spectors and others "higher up: The punishment inflicted upon inspector Hayes by reducing him to the rank of captain and then sus- pending him on the charge that he falled to keep his district olean, is belinved to be a forerunner of a general police shake-up by Police Commissioner Waldo, who is now convinced that the police have de- ceived him as to gambling and' vice conditions, Commissioner . Waldo said: "There Is proof now of laxity and bad work on the part of certain in- spectors and policemen. It these mon have been downright crooks the truth will come out and they wiil be punished. If they have erred through stupidity or carelessness, they will be regwired to change thei: ways, or I will fire them from the department." _ Received Confiematory Evidence. New York, Aug. 19.--District At- torney Whitman to-day had an in- terview with Samuel Schepps, who is befng brought here from .Hot Springs, Ark., in connection with the Rosenthal case and is- to-day, detained at Poughkeepsie, where he will stay under guard of Attorney Whitman's detectives until he can be spirited into New York unnoticed It is possible that he will not be brought here till he is actually need vd before the grand jury. Whitman stated he had received from Schepp: all the confirmatory evidence he needed for, his case, - TURKS DESTROY CHRISTIAN TOWN Threaten to Exterminate Population in Revolt. Cettinje, Montenegro, Aug. Christian msurgends seized two lages in the Merane district of Al . bania near the Montenegro frontie and also plundered Berane itself. Thereupon the "Turkish troops using artillery, destroyed a number olf Chistian villages lying in the plains, while other detachments of 'Lurkish troops on the way from other districts burned the house of Christian resi denis while they were passing through the village. i The Turkish authorities are said to have threatened to exterminate the Christian population which 18 Tn rd volt in the district bordering on Montenegro, What May Happen. London, Aug. 19.--~The home office, here, is constantly in touch by private telegraph wires, with . 19. vil that a supreme. TT re pe DARROW' ACQUITTED. There Were Dramatic Scenes at the ¥inal Hour. © CLARENCE DARROW Aug. 19.--Clarence Dar Was acqathisl, on i | turday, of attempted bribery of juror in the McNamara case As as We foreman read the verdict Judge Hutton discharged Darrow leased his bail, When the tered the box Mis. Darrow. been hysterieal | since the out, trembled like a leaf sed the jury : "Crentlemen' of the agreed upon a verdi "We have, your honot," foreman 2 "You may' "Not guilty," announced Chéwrs and wild applause broke in the court reom and down the cor ridors of the hall of records went th news Mrs, Darrow, braced her ed deeply rom. 7 Clerk Smith arrived at this ment and Judge Hutton =aid "Nr. Clerk, Bs you are here, may poll the jury." & Clerk Smith' did so and read the verdict saving : "Gentlemen of the jury, is this your verdict ?"" t is,"" said the twelve men chorus, Friends rrowded Los Angeles, row, "lawyer, S001 and Jury who had ry as the court re en went addres jury, have you LP" replied. the read it," said the court Willkaws immediately out sobbing with joy, en husband. who merely sigh and. looked mbout thi mo you of Darrow immediatel around to congmatulate him The strain over, many of those in the room burst into tears ns they shook the acquitte d man's hands PREPPY PFLELERC biped + MAY GET CHANGE, : Ottawa,» Aug. Robert Rogers is make changes that will ma- terially benefit Kingston. He is endeavoring to have 1e marine insurance sgeagon on the great lakes extended to November 30th, instead af Octéber 1st. so that there would be more time for get- ting the western grain crop to, the seaboard. This, of corse would mean a month's longer active' navi- ation His understood there are good chances. of his efforts being successfiil. 19 Hon trying to t FLAP P PERSE EPS L ISP b Ipod ANOTHER IDOL BUST, FATHER OF COUNTRY CUSSED It Now Appears That George Wash- ington Once Said a Naughty Word at the U. S. Senate. Washington; Aug. 19. ington tually swore. true because Sehator senate so od George Wash It must Lodge told the in the course of a lit American history, and prod documents to" prove it. Lodge was discussing 8 by "Sepator Newlands to send a committed to the White House to confer on the tarifi. I've cedents had been cited. "Yes,". Senator derit Washington once did visit, the senate and (onfer about a pending Indian, treaty. Buy the discussion ob the floor was hardly satisfactory to him. Jobn Quincy Adams in his diary says: 'As the president left the senate chamber he said, Til be damned if I'M ever go there agmn," and be mover did." Senator Lodge produced Adams' diary 'to prove thé indent of x ey Ron on duced the Senator proposttiion Lodge said, "Presi Fined for Drinking to France. Berlin, Aug. 19.--At a students' supper party at Gottingen, one of the students in the course of the post- Dublin, Jreland, amd it Is believed ; prandial proceedings asserted that the military are all distributed, on: France was not the most dangerous paper, ready for 'movement should ! enemy of the Fatherland, and, rails there be trouble in Belfast district.! ing his glass, he drank to the pros However, the beet informed o inion 4 perity of the French nation. His is that the results ¢f the recedt hye-) action was denounced as unpatriotic, elections will induce the government | and the sheriff's court has now fined to appeal to the country again be- fore forcing home rule actually in- to operation. DAILY MEMORANDA. - Ne-openiug Grand Opera House with Brawlers Millions" $15 pom. Vaudeville, Lake Ontario Park, 5.30 Pon tor 'propaeiitien." "IE! Men coruer) him $5 on the ground that in drink. ing to France he had thrown a 'slight on the toast of the Emperor, prop 1 by his comrades. The case is to be taken to the court of Appeal, Lawn social and sale, Por smouth, Wednesday next, alterncon and even: ing, in aid of Mowat Mémorinl hoap: | To Make $10 Where He Stops Over may he beg quantities i intangible that the least strain might paign managers ANd Of KINGSTON, . FOR WAGER OF $10,000, Two Hours. Trenton, N.J., Aug. 19.--To win a wager of $10,000 iy H.. Benten Young, a well-to-do physician of this city, has gone in -his automobile with only $5 in his pocket for a trip from Canada to California and return, with the. stipulation that he shall make at least $10 in every place where he stops for more than two hours.. He mu$t return in six months, ateording to the wager, with proofs. i" must hot practice his profession during his trip nor or steal. The specified Aum of money must be earned in ¢ach place in some legitimgte man- ner. There is a label on his car bearing the words: "A dollar a mile it I win.. Canada to California and return." 2 The unique wager was niade with Pr. Young hy William B. Kumpf, of | Mount Holly, que of the 'wéatthiest] residents of Burlington county, and a warm friend of the doctor SPRAYING DID IT. + Lead Arsenate of in Canged Peaches, / 1v Discovery of adjy poison, canned Food In: that from Atlanta, arsenate of Gia., Aug. lead, a de of. ra State ure in peaches spector an examina each of the Vai resulted in Methvin announcing tion of samples Ig ach producing seetions of - the state would be made immediately, Spraying ol" the trees shortly time for ripening of the fruit 1s believed to be responsible for the presenee of « the poi fon. before HE WOULDN'T APPROVE WINSTON'S COMING HERE Hon E. R. Emmerson Thinks Canada is Able to Manage Her Own Naval Affairs. Ottawa, Aug. 19. was the reply of fion. | son, M.I'., former oli SB of the Lauriew cabihet when asked if he thought Right Hon. Winston Church-} ill. first ford "of the admiralty. would come to Can to confer with ogo government with™reference to a naval policy. "Sumly this. country is in a posi- tion now," said Hon. Mr. Emmerson, "y hope not, 2. .Emmer The Daily | died "to formulate its own policy with regard to naval affairs, and a dem oustratkon such as would necessarily be pccasioned by (the viNt of a Bn tish cabinet minister might do in. calculable harm in saying this politi cally, and in saying that non- politi- cally. The strands of smpire are so PITTI TIT Ir iis T Isr e sor itit break them.' Mr. Emmerson charaoterized as ab- «urd the suggestion that Sir Wilinid Laurier be asked by the government) to attend a conference on the naval question. *The. government would have the benefit of knowing the opposition leader's views and thgh.act as it pleasedf While Sir Wilfrid has no de sire to play small politics on this «question it is an unheard of proceed ing to ask his advice by the govema- ment." Taft Claiming Electoral Vote. Washington, Aug. 1Y.-Taft in this city and Chi consullation-and a com preliminary canvass by states with those of former years, have prepared a table of electoral voles, , which they elaim for att, and cams cago, after parison of the Sherman. There. will be votes this year 49 more last national campaign. and SixXiV-8eVan ATE NOOVESATY choice, and the "J'aft managers for the republican national than in 10 claim Lie ket. Foot and Mouth Disease. London, Aug, 19 A. Bell, a veterinarian in the Irish department { agriedlture, has developed foot | mouth disease in consequence of being bitten on the finger by an in fected animal a*month ago The disease is rare among men. The only other case known in Ireland oc curred in Dublin, thicty | SLeorge of and CALS Ago. Daughter Born to Lady Decies. Auge 19 lady Decles, of Baron Decies, and daughter | Gould, gave birth to a | daughter on -Saturday morning. Both mother and child are doing well Halen Vivian Gould was married to Lord Decies on Feb, 7th, year in . St. Bartholomew's New York nei. pgm PERHAPS PAESIDENT TAFT WILL NOT APPROVE ? Now Says He May Not Sign the! Panama Canal Bill When It Goes to Him. Washington, Aug. 19.---President Taft has not decided whether he will approve the Panama camal bill, a8 agreed to by the senate and house conferees. The president told London, wile George J. of urch, of the bill might prove a serious embarrassnient to the United States, and that he was not sure he could sign the bill that way. He favors an amendment which in test the free tolls provision by suits in United States courts. This eventually would, mean a decision by the sypreme court. Mr. Talt was told by Senator Simmons that it was probably too iate to attach an amendment to the bill. The president expects to read the measure carefully and decide upon his course early this week. He does not expect to send a special tal. Admission, 10¢ i friends that the free tolls provision! effect wou'd permit other nations to! 532 electoral ymonth, the [will be I'wo hundred | Mary. {granted police | brought there {R. Asters, er man, proper guilty twas | penitentiary Aax, g ONTARIO, MONDAY,' AUGUST 19, 1912, PITH OF NEWS| oeyaaies um Yea od Distant Places. THE LATEST TIDINGS PRESENTED IN THE BRIEFEST POSSIBLE FORM. The Whig's Daily Condensation of the News of the World Froni Tele graph Service and Newspaper Ex. changes. : General Booth ous condition. Ue. Collver, Wellandport, dead, aged vighty-two years. . Miss. Marv Wright and M<c Dartha Johnston, were drowned at Nurway Point. Mix. Addison" Fairchild, Mount Plea sant, Ont, killed by a hay fork his yng her 'on the bead. Dr. D. S. Hoig, Oshawa, ecriously injured at BowManville, when an au tomobile ran over him. : \ tramp named Burns, from was killed by a train Orillia and Vigtoria Harbor. R. R. McKessock, Sudbury, the poli tician who ifvital Jourassa to On tario, has been appointed crown" at Lorney > A dismissed inspector 'of at New Ywrk, save Mavor atopped the police raids on the ling rooms. William 11 is still in a precar- Hali between polio Gaynor gamb ; indsay, which in Co of stroke supper Simpson, paralytic while at from seized him bour g I'he labor department of Canada ret ports it has obtained dala showing there are "133,132 organized workers in the dominion. : Anderson, aged by. a train near died shortly 'after. hear the signals. eighty-two, Niagara He was Joseph struck and to was Falls unable Bdrdrdrdolode bo dob bbb ddd ddd ddd d ddd A KEEP A LOOK OUT. c utting recentiy™ at- on 'the window of C. W. Lane, jeweler, is ap- parently the work of a gahg of window «thieves who are reported to be operating from west to east. They were in Deseronto only a Week ago and cut a hole ip a jewelry window 'there and succeeded In getting away with 'about $460 worth of goods They were hearly caugh t there, where the police saw 'them in the act ol removing a 'window pane. They next, turned up, in Kingston. whefe the traces of their work prove to be the. same as those in the other places. «It is supposed that they are on their way east, and will either make for Ot- tawa or. Montreal. Places along the line should be on thei? guard. FIFRA BBB ESE LSA BPR R EIR E SEs . The tempted EPSP IEEE FEED +p At Winnireg, ox. Saturday, Kat on trine May, daughter vice-president of the Canadian Pacific, married to Humphrey Ringler Brummond-Hay, son of Charles Drum mond-Hay, of Belmont. When the queen pays a visit, to New Strelitz, Germany, she accompanied bv the Princess This will be the first time that Princess Mary--has been abroad... Strike-breakers at Otbaya have beer protection. They by the C.P.R. and G.T to replace aboul seventy-five team who quit work demanding high wages Mrs. W. Priest, who came recently, from the old country, just left for Montreal take first steamer to Ireland with thé pose of having her teeth® attended ve . Kath. dary, Saturday, r ' : of George was this Wers a middle-aged . Ont has the pur te wo to Harriston, to of Edwards, court the Hill pleaded murder, and to fifteen in the He was one of the ring leaders in the raid on the court house {which killed six _peoplé) wine one Va., to ville, second degre sentenced years BASEBAI In RECO 'ORD. The Games Played on Saturday and Sunday. ~Saturday: Chi- cago, 6: New York, 5.' Philadelphia, 2: Pittéburgh, 0 Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn, 3. Boston, 3-2; St. Louis, 1-3. Sunday: New York, 11; 1. Philadelphia, 10-1; Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, 4: American laagye--Saturday: Bos- ton, §;- Detroit, Washington, 4; Cleveland, 1. ica Phila- delphia, 4. New York, St. Louis, 9-0 International léague-- Saturday: Toronto, 6-2: Baltimore, 2-2. ark, 1; Montreal, 0. Rochester, 4; Jersey City, 2. Buffalo, 8; dence, 3. Sunday Rochester 3; City, 1. Newark, 9- 4 National ' league St. Louis, 6-5. bs 18-7; Standing of the Leagues. National league. New Yark, . Chicago. ..652; Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, 491; Cincinnati, St. Louis, .159; Brooklyn, Boston, .278. : American league ---RBostdn, "Washington, .611; 604; Chicago, 485; Cleveland, .455; St. Louis, .321. International 802; Toronto, 581; Baltimore 518; Newark, 492; Jersey City, 488: Buffalo, 469; Montreal, .438; 607; 465: B85; 688; Philadelphia, New York, message on the subject. Prov igence, Als New. Provi- Jersey 2; Montreal, 2-4. Detroit, 478; S45; league. -- Rochester, GETS $30 FOR 20 CENTS. Buys Missing Money From Boy Whe Had Found It. Alexdndria Bay, N.Y, When one buys £30 for he may be considered good bargain, ibis is what a young Assyrian, who has been peddling fancy articles jn this vicinity, did yesterday and in the end received much the worst of the transagtion. Early . yesterday afternoon, Edward Heéath, on réturning trip to the post office, found that she had lost $30. Ths police notified and Oflicer Charles Van Brocklin learn ed from boys that apother boy had found the money. in the post office and had sold it to a young Assyrian for twenty cénts, 'The patrolman in stituted-a search and finally locgted the purchaser at the dock. The latter was taken to the justice's joflice and made to give up the money. He had spent: fifty cents for a jack knife, hut made good the original amount from money of his own. He was allowed to BO. Aug. 19 twenly cents striking as Mrs irom a were a ------ CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT Is Promised at the Opening of the Gillies" Limits. Cobalt; Ont, "Aug. 19 This morn mg saw a hig exodus from here into that part of the Gillies Limit ta be thrown open to prospectors, at. mid night, tonight, At least two hunired prospectors left here and nearly from Naileybury, while a large number of nwn from the Cobalt mines have gone and seteral of the biggest mining operators of the district parties of men. out. The scenes the days of Larder Bake, and Gow ganda rushes and to-morrow morning at the recording othee consuderable ex citement is sntitipated AUTO, WITH PARTY PLUNGES DOWN BANK Machine Turns | Ove ver Twice, but None of Motorists Are Sefi- nysly Injured. Oswego, N.Y., Aug. 19.--Robert Morrow, superintendent ofthe Pitts burgh division of the Pennsylvania sailroad, together with Mes. Morrow and their nephews, Robert and Nel son Morrow, sons of Mr. and Nelson Morrow, 3f No. 235 West Fist sireet, this city, barely escaped death fats Saturday afternoon when a'large touring car in which they were driv- ing, pluiugad over an embankment, near Martville, fifteen 'miles west of this dity, Nome of them were se rioualy injured, (although they were badly shaken up. The accident happened when on a stretch of sandy highway a short distance east of Martville. The ma cribs skidded to the side of the and rolled down. an embankment. turning .over twice before it reached the bottem. Mr." Morrow and jumped as the car struck the bankment. - Mrs. Morrow, However was pinned beneath the auto when it made the first turn, She with ouly a low bruises. as many have recall | | the two em escaped -- Curiosity 'Nearly Cost $100. Windsor, Ont., Aug. 19.--The curios itv of R. A. Farrell, an automobils salesman, nearly cost him the price of a 2100 diamond ring. Sitting the dock near Ouellette avenue, roll asked Robert 'Pike, another man, permit him to examine dismond ring hd was wearing. passed the sdlitaire over, but did so it fell from Farrell's hand into the river. The water , nt this point 18 nineteen feet dec p and muddy but Farell employed a diver and 1 covered the diamond in an. hour at a vost of 830. During the time th diver was submerged Farrel Pike worked the air pump. ! Fat anto " 1 to as a World, largest dom Revue, Seieinty in I he the being éonstructed one of the dry-docks the arsenal It measures over feet long by 59 broad, and has one. hysdred and «xt thousand lars. A number to be other Door 19 say Largest Paris, Aug in the world, fique, "1s now Cherbourg for at ol 24 cost dol said for of similar doors are also under French naval port day Time. 9 tons raction At York, Aug. received New Miss Evangeline Jooth a cable message, this morning, that the death of her father, General Boath, may be expected at any time ANOTHER REVOLUTION LIKELY IN CHINA br. Sun Sen. Wants an Accounting - For a Tragedy or War May " inne. Shanghai, Aug. 1¥9.--Another revola- tion, which will give Dr. Sun Sen, the presidency of the Chinese republic again, is. apparently imminent. Before he left Shanghai for Pekin, to de mand an accounting of President Yuan Shi Kai, lor shooting hf inend, Gen, Cheng Tzen Chu, Dr. Sun left orders for the immediaie mobilization of the southern provincial troopy, should the factory. Foreigners here are preparing for another exodus. The situation 12 mmdeed serious. Considerable ant:for- eign feeling exists mn all the cities and missionaries are in great danger. Dr. Sun will probably demand the pre. sidemt"s mpeachment. . Help new Mowat hospital by stiend" "| afternoon. and evening. Tausie. "Buy infants' foods" Dancing sod at Gibson's, Mrs. | road | boys | on | Pike | wn president's explanations prove unsatis- | ing lawn social and sale, Wednevday i i hig LAST EDITION, "ANOTHER CHARGE HAS BEEN | -------------------------------------------------- S---- | 4 | FINANCIAL NOTES. What is Telegrgphed to F. B. Me- ( urdy & Co, York, Aug. 19. technically would cover New market Crops I'he cotton erop weaker, Pad precipitate wild 15 now a' scramble to Washington dispatches say [ut will sign the Panama canal provided congress pas esolution declaring that Lot supersede the 1 treaty. I'elegraphers talk strike for more pay the public 'service proves the leate by IRR. of the Syracuse New York KR., at equal to por cent. stock. The President bil, A concurrent the bill does ay -Yauncefote f of a country-wide committee ap the lLackawana Binghamton and rental latter's yearly the a Id on and Steel ( at Republic Iron has" increased mill ten per The tape Northern KR stock on rallies. A larger demand for copper metal is predicted duting the following days. Congress is expected to adjonitn to ward the end of current week lhe Pennsylvania RR. Co. is report ed preparing for a car famine, This seems to be highly significagt im { proving business i I'he Paris says 0., wages cent. experts will the consideralile say Great meet ol il cable from increasing. American's speci speculation 1s A a iboats FR FED, THEN SHOT THEM, > Aug here soldiers had and killed in 1dians in a State of hundred to investi-" uprising at hospitably Indians, and banqueted Xia, the ambus Mexico (City Reports reached 200 federal ambushed Serrano by, ly eanyon in te Oaxaca Eight federals were gate an Indian Xia They eived by officers irning were 19 that been Ged dedoddb ad p sent \ were the were Trex | the I#. Ret {1% federals 1% from hed by their hosts i hibit hdd bh ff KILLS HIS TWO LOVELY DAUGHTERS | { 1 i | Gordon Highlanders' Officer, Hope- >" at His Home. ny Hick« Murra an Highlander hi wyle, killed effort he may i two lovel wrt ir himself, that not ' Is he IH the ere building proounent court It transpires dered five before coimmitt {Une of the vietimg was iwith whom the police say thiving when his real I he aliair has created a tion 1a England. now that Murra ing Miss wife se i---- Stabbed the Bishop. Aug. 19 crimes at the The clergy way to the cathedral in their canoni cals when a voung map darted into the crowd and stabbed Sufiragan' Bis hop Pfluger in the back. The bishop dropped to the street, vestments dyed with blood. The an tescaped luhiatic named Prinz. The bis {hop's wounds are not dangerous. Vienna, sational yesterday here cathedral wert was a sen here, mi their his ¢tabber 8300.000, to Roches alpr N.Y Eastman, who ven $500,000 to ! Rochester, This {the largest this institution {on the raising lan endowment {of the amount | and that, 1 jing. University. Aug, 19. Furape, the University is said to he gilts ever made conditional F100 000 more George 4 has of of to up- for Al Lut S200 0 been ro fared, one fund has ninbated, fo i fortheom lak "Buy ki 4. Barton, of "Ingersoll, i He is "a vi whom he ths ago. "Buy infants' : Gib ge li young man, dead, feom appendidit- ved by his wile, to was martied oaly four mon { { i | Io ie. ivods" at Gihson's, Y oungston | SPRUNG UPON DARROW ---- Must Stand Trial on the Bain Ictment THE CONGRATULATIONS OF THE JURORS AND DARROW'S MANY WARM FRIENDS Interrupted by the Prosecutor's Ane nouncement--Second Indictment Alleges Complicity in Attempt to * Bribe Juror Bain, Aug™~0. Clarence the Chicago" lawyer, who was found not guilty 'on the charge of hav ong bribed prospective juror in the MeNamara case, must stand trial, on a second indiciment, adeording to an announcement made by District Attor ney Fredericks immediately aprer the acquittal. Darrow apparently was unconcerned ober the statement of the prosecutor, Ho was deluged with telograms from all parts of the country, whieh hegan- pouring. i Within. an hour after the vepdict had been given The ecourt- room scene which followed the reading of the verdict, just thirty minutes af ter thé had retired, that has had no paraliel city, Jurors embraced _ the and with tears streaming their cheeks declaréd that it was the hap piest 'day of their lives. Court offi including Judge Hutton, joined in the congratulations, and Mrs. Dar row, to whom the trial was a contin uous n strain, stood speechless- ly happy th hand in her hus- band's other wringing those Log Angeles, S. Darrow, a jury was one in this acquitted down vials, one and of the jurors Stopped. at every step by pedestrians who wy anted to shake hands with him, it required early. a half hour for Mr. Darrow make his wal JS two - blocks », where he and a small group of fe Te. went for luncheon 'The jury was virtually unanimous. when it left the box." Chief" Counsel Earl Roberts said. Me. Darrow's attorneys expressed in credulity "when informed that there would be a trial on. the Bain indiet- ment. They asserted that all of the evidence in the Bain case had been submitted in the trial just ended Two o'clock to-day has been fixed at the time for the trial of the second indictment aghinst Parrow---that charging complicity in the attempt to bribe Juror Bain. District Attorney Fredericks 'spoke bitterly' of the verdict. "We, simply could not overcome the damnable'at- mosphere that counsel on the other side created in the court room," he ¢aid. "As long se the court allowed them to do it we were halplest. the to joae NURSE'S HOME OPENED. to Brockville Hospital by Late Semator Fulford. frockville, Odl., Aug. 19,-On Sa turday afternoon a new nurses' home, | Pace & Lean, another son-in-law of the @ ceased senator, lessly Ruined, Did Dreadful "ork the mide of Aug. 19,4 AE heer of 1 Gordon a gift in the will of the late Senator Fulford, was formally handed over to Lhe general hospital by his son-in« Jaw, A. C. Hardy. A matertty ward, ere tid and equipped by Mayor Mae- de- was also thrown open, Biggest Harvest Yet Reaped. Winnipeg, Aug 19.~The weather rg duct the-west ts-warm, but not very Harvesting is starting at this week, and will end. of the week for the biggest harvest the three praicis only question the clear points by the are line gathered ba Pras many eneral ap in in the farmers 1s in mar provimeba, and f the Why Churchill Does It. Montreal, Aug 19, Hon Hume | chiei secretary land, une 19t ernment, thi tal Walter Tre conservalive gov. today, for in He says Church Bonar Law for merely for the for ong, J lor the arrived here, gh Canada. ol arresting seditious talk Ulster bombastic nonsense and done purpose of self advertisement. trip" ill's i k in is DIED. Kingst Lieut At on in ust wdy, nm, on James residence, 200 % am Friands ces are respectfully attend ROBERT J. REID, Thé Leading Undertaker. . Twine 577. 230 Princess Streeh JAMES REID The Old Firm of Undertakers, 254 and 2068 PRINCESS STRERT. "Phone 147 for Ambulanes. ) 1 TAKE NOTICE. A 152 Open Buffer, In 3 Britis i7 new, for $12; aiso a $30 tor tor 330, at Turk's. 'Phone 705. TABLE WATERS POLAND, In Quart and 1-2 Gal. Bottles. y TALLY-HO, In 1-2 Gal. and Gal. Bottles. RADNOR. WHITE ROCK. VICHY CELESTIN. VICHY LEMONADE. GURIYS CALEDONIA. 4 t 3 ] Jas. Redden & Co,