Daily British Whig (1850), 26 Sep 1912, p. 1

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The Daily | YEAR 79--NO. 225 RIFLES AND Militant Features at Porta down Gathering. ULSTER DAY AT HAND IRELAND THE CENTRE WORLD'S EYES. OF THE Irish Presbyterian Declaration Against Home Rule -- British Troops Proceeding to Bejfast-- 'The Pledge the Women Will Sign. Portadown, " Ireland, Sept. 26.--De- termination not to submit to home rule was expressed, yesterday, by 20. 000 Orangemen and unionists, resi dents of the county of Armagh, Uls ter. : They had assembled in the birth i. of Orangeism. to welcome Sir Rilwyasd Carson and other unionist leaders, who were heartily received, Ted encorted to the weeting place by an escort of mounted yeomanr: Rifles were carried by some of the battalions into which the members ol the umionist clubs were formed when they took part in a great procession in the afternoon. Two large canon were also di agged along on gun carriages, while an am bulance in charge of sisters moved with the procession and earried n largd supply of splints and i} bandages. Presbyterian St Statement, Belfast, Sept. 26.--The continuation committee of the Presbyterian conven tion held in Dellast in February has issued a statement on home rule to the unionists and people of that church in Ireland. They say that to estab lish a Dublin parliiment which would be controlled by that church which has lately promulgated in Ireland the Ne Temere apd Motu Proprio decrees a parliament in which Protestants would be in a helpless minority a policy which threatens religious free dom,- agers the rights of conse ence, and strikes a deadly blow at the Protestantism of the country, The statement, which is 'wigned hy Thomas Sinclair, Joha Young, Sir Wil. liam Urawlord, Rev. Dr. 8. Law Wil. son, Rev. Dr. John Stewart, Rev. Dr. Dickey, Rev. W. McKean, and others, recommends the holding bf service in all where prayers should he offered that 'the people "may act as Jbecomies the children of an bistoric dovenght and do nothing unworthy of its great motorior."' he document concludes ; "Facing the present crisis in this spirit, we shall be able to sub scribe to the Ulster covenant in the faith and courage of our fathers, and to leave the issue with their God and ours, 4s Pledge Women Will Sign. Bellast, Unionist will sign a hil piedige on Uls ter day : "We (whose names are underwrit tru), women of Ulster and loyal sdb women X TWO CANNONS IN AN ORANGE PARADE trail, which It is an event of prime importance in the agricultural resources of a practically business (will follow, by { i i SENATOR Mantreal te Bir leader RAOUL DANDURAND, succeed the ht asx liberal who may Richard Oartwr in the sen CONNECTION BY Ril WITH NORTH COUNTRY Canadian Northern Has Opened Its Northern Branch Line. \ita., Sept. 26 the Northern Railway pany opened its northern branch line between Edmonton and Athabasca, ninety miles, a few dave ago; there was established the first rail communi cation with the north country, which an empire in itself, also connecting with a system of commercial water- serving a territory of 2,000 miles in length and 500 miles in width.) The arrival of thy first locomotive with "a train at what was formerly known as Athabasca Landing on Sep- temper Grd, marks the close of an era, which began with the trappers and traders in the latter part of the eigh- teenth century, in this the old an extension of First avenue, bisects the business district Fdgionton, plaved an important part. When Edmonton, Canadian 1X is wavs, Of Cars nnd Of development of the mineral an iv believed by rapid settlement and that virgin disiriet, it men INDICTED THROUGH DREAM. Blank Bills Against Former Peorian | are Corrected. 1H., Sent. 26.--A lream played a part in the returning a grand jury fifteen true bills asa nst. Newton C. Dougherty, farmer ly. an of national reputation, mee gn oflicer of the National Educa tional Association and a few years \ 'woman's Peoria, of olheer jects of our gracious king, being firm ly persuaded that home rule. would be disastrous to our country, hereby mu tually ledge ourselves to stand by our menlolk in carrying ont the solemn lsague and covenant which they $e | this day untering into, pledging un compromiring opposition to the pres ent conspiracy whereby it is proposed to drive Ulster out of her cherished Jin in the constitution of the United ingdom,: and to place her under the dontiatioh and control of 4 parlia ment in. Dublin. In sure confidence that from this ealamity God will savy Ireland we hereto subseribe names." Troops for Ulster Day. Bellast, Sept, 26.--Large forces troops are tg be moved into Heliust in preparation for Ulster day (Septem ber 2sth), when the anti-home rul covenant is to be signed by the union ists of that province. Orders were sent foam headquarter at Dublin castle, yesterday, to Brigs dier-Genegral Count Aeichen, in com mand here, to that effset. He was in formed that the first 'battalions would reach Beliast on the evenitig of Sep. tember 27th. The lortl mayor of Belfast, on whose reyuisition Such steps are usually tak en, has bes informed fiat the troops 8 out olf For Active Service. 265-The Times ba Totter from Lord Wil ke, -amtitled ""British Home Rule for Ire w ists. But we of the yank and file must ie dificult t& see how any one pe For for ster im the J event Littid doubt that many street, ; } Unionists po land," in which he o wegen that "Ulster should be ed by British union make ready to support her with some ne kw strenuous than specchmak letter concludes as follows : those views ean stand aloo! | other men are fighting for t hom. | own part, a hall volunteer i wv fl womeg Ch i. at they wish to re |! the British constitution, | will do the same." Runsiogs sale Frida : § Svening anc : Sa . ab NT ¥ a 3 stand A ----------------------_-- 8 House 31 &i; 5 right hand corner] head at 312.000 Peoria's schools. The indiet- "Bond was placed of nents charge forgery Doug hort s under a parole to as hicago publisher aiter the re port grand jury, a deputy sher- Chicago to arrest him Adams, private secre Attorney Scholes, night that "blank in- had been drawn up in the case faulty in wording She examined them, found they were really fanlte ond once informed the states attornoy'« office, with the result that the correctly rewritten and were for the gra terday afternocn, iw Living of th start d ion Miss Lillien tary States dreamed dictments i to Sund which were at Dilis were i read PATENT RAIN DRIER. Been Secured by Commission For Use in West, Ottawa, Sept he grain com- ission has succeedid in obtgining for Port Arthur a huge floating Bufiulo, the anly thing its kind on the continent. The drier negotintions in regard to 'which were aopenad some time ago, is now at Port Arthur. With ies aid a great deal ol the wet grain which accumulated in the west will be improved for the mar. ket. PRIEST BARS FLOWERS AT CHURCH AND GRAVE Methodist Minister Admits Extrava- Has 26 m service at drier from o Danbury, Conn, Spt. 26.-*Becatuse 11 found' so many Re who could pot buy flowers that did so and not vnly denied themselves the necessities of fife, but were also going into debt,' was (hs explangtion given by Rev. Dr. | | Walter Shanley, pastor of St. Pe ter's are Catholic church for plac- ing a ban on Howers for funerals held fs n the church and at the two Roman Catholic cemeteries. Instruct the e Peuble: New York, Sept. mg flower custom at funerals a ho N ly abused, degonersting from its sphere a% its expression of love, gto a mare badge of extra and display, tsaid Rev. Dr. U. F. Reisner, Methodist, in commenting. on Father Shanley's order barring flowers from the funer- als wmong his parishioners. "Bu would not do _awny with i {To | tors defining larsociation Hor {gradual incrense part in the Maedonald campaign com: [* cording report of the foreign diplomats' early is any prospect of hostilities, 'the Ser- large quantities off Toe supplies. SAYS PANAMA CANAL Engineer From Nigaragua Declares | canal at that's why they quit Jeon from buildmg a big trunk. sewer shaigetel. ir = hlown very easy. KIN GSTON, OLIVER IN CAMPAIGN. Macdonald on pocity Plank. Winnipeg, Sept R. L. Richard son has announced his acceptance of the nomination for ihe constituency of Macdonald tendered him at a conven | tion held in Carman two months ago Land has issued an address to the elec Stump the Reci- 26 his policy He announces that +} platform oi reciprocity and makes markets. He in th trav e the and freer trade a strong plea advocates a dritigh prefer exists between her Canadian 'accepts wider ence, "'until free the motherland daughter." He also stands for "Free agricaltur- al implements and a stead tariff duction on all necessitios of life." Hon. Frank Oliver will take and re some m He will Francis James' support R. speak at the Xavier to-night Saturday night. Richardson meeting in St. and in St. of i on MEET AFTER 52 YEARS. Woman Ran Away Because Was Spanked. She ONTARIO, THU PRSDAY, " Fitish Whig [PITH OF NEWS. Despatches From Near And: Distant Places. THE LATEST TIDINGS PRESENTED IN THE DBRIEFEST POSSIBLE FORM. The Whig's Dally Condensation of ---the News of the World From Tele- graph Scrvice and Newspaper Ex- chang¥s. The Thomas Dryan brush works, London, will remove to Toronto. Railroad tmilic is suspended in the Spanish province of Catalonia. - There has been considerable destruction property by rebels. Last year the Methodist ol of charch of Yonkers, years John met his sister, Schenectady. At their mesting, which took place | in Schenectady, Mrs. Smith told hes brother sha had left home because she had been spanked. She was then thir- teen years old. She obtained employ- mint and later was married. Mrs. Smith is fifty-eight and Mr. Me. Keon said when he alighted from the train he found waiting for him a short woman with gray hair, who looked exactly like his mother and he had no trouble, therefore, in recogniz ing her. Mrs. Smith did not or, as he whin she left her home Mr. McKeon is captain of hoat and heard of his sister another boatman Sept. 26. McKeon, Mrs, \iter fifty-twej Yonkers, has Fhomas Nimith, of of know seven her broth was only years old a river through WAR WOULDN'T BENEFIT. The Balkans Have Nothing to Gain, Say Diplomats Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 26. fit could" be obtained by the Balkan nations from a with Turkey, ne to a declaration said to have heen made by the diplomatic tatives of Great Britain, Russia during a call at foreign office. The Stampa is the authority for the ac- tion, and it gdds that three powers at the same time expressed their inten- tion of indueing Turkey to introduce reforms in Macedbnin. In spite of official denials that there No bene- war represen France and the Servian vian wat office continues to purchase WILL NEVER BE USED There is No Bottom to Culebra Cut. Niagara Falls, Sept. 26.--Henry Lovering, a mining -engineer of Cape Gracias, Njcaragua, who is visiting United States Consul Ed- ward Trimmer, says that the Pan- ama canal, in epite of all the dis! putes with foreign powers, will never be used, "I don't believe that any" vessel will ever pass through the canal," sald Lovering. "Why not?" he continued. "Well the engineers have not béen able to find bottom in the Culebra cut, and they have gone down 200 fuet, You remember what happened about two weeks ago--that fall of millions of cubic yards of earth That bears me out I believe Stevens and Shondz knew that a Panama was impossible, "There is no better engineer in tha country than Colonel Goethals. He was sent to Panama to dig the canal, and he is doing grea} work againgt tremendous odds. "The engineers who were sent down to make the preliminary sur- Yey sone 20 years ago, reported that! the Panama route was not feasible.' A CULTURE EY BE. "Manhattan is an Island Surrounded "by Sewage." New York, Sept. 26.--" 'Manhattan is an island surrounded by and New York hav is simply a tremendous culture tube for the cultivation of the Jitrmy of many diseases," Dr. Wf FO Sullivan declared to-day, in discuss ng the injunction suit bhrovght by the state of New York against New Jersey to prevent the Passaic Valley commis. sewage which will discharge sewage intg Now York bay. GUELPH'S POKER SCANDAL. Thirteen W Well-known Citizens Pay TRESS Dollar Fines. . Guelph, Sept. 26. Thirteen men, young and middle aged, married and agle, some in business, some clerks, all well known in town. who were caught playing poker in the bayloft of a livery stable last Sunday afternoon, red at the police court. All lewd gil, ithout and were fined one dol colts, with the remark om the police magistrats you understand, 15 letting vou all "That, Head Constable Radhulal, the pro minsot investigator of the notonous conspiracy, was murdered at on Wednesday. There in no 'are Canada gave $612,804 to The increa $12,988 the sv since 1904, Catherine Henry, we Conn., will wear and stockings alll winter fails, She madelthis bet. lhe buymg of Gireat Northern pre- ferred said to include important | mi smaliesy sions se 14 South white if Nor- shoes Roosevelt | [or Circulatine | 1 | v Ser Hill Morgan capatalist absoption nvestment and speeulation. New York Central has fla ed a sup- plementary rail order with Lackawan- | na Steel company, at for aad torts for delivery this year State Senator Magshall Black, secre tary" of a loan afsociation- at wn Alto., Cal, is, short $100,000. He; promises to make it good : Patiick Manley, Thorold, Omt., accidentally shot in the abdoman while a friend was examining 2 revol- ver at the Niagara university 'grounds The school of journalisie has ed at Columbia University, York. Nearly hali of the men in the first, year vlass are ne wspaper réport for | was open Fel of remains catcher William | wore found in| Oxley, N.S.W, attempted to Birch, a rai a mouniain § ie near The deceased recently poison his daughter In the Cook Islands, in the Pac ific: leprosy is provalent and the manner! in which the lepors live is disgraceful tDrastic steps must be taken pre serve the race Unionists in narvous whirlwind in san and Lord Londonderry unable to control it Seizures have been placed by and Montreu!l iicensed pilots on steam yacht Florence, of Toronto, prlotage. It aid tha the employ «d un fegnsed pilots froniigr. incident on Wedn sday, when six fully Austrian under Lieut. Szekeross Servian with espionage Speaking quet at © minster ol tralia had anced school tierman Dre Mill youths with eciticens of day night The ed out to resist the studints but lads captured the hose wagon. ally peace was restored. At Reno, Nevada, Mabel Ottawa, was granted a from her husband, John T. Barker, and is given the eustedy oi her dough. ter, sin years oid. The couple wer married in April, 1905, in Montreal, Al sperma whale, fifty feet jong, grounded en--the shore of Gabarous still alive leading profuse was killed by fishermen. It = supposed it was driven ashore by a swordfish. The whale is expected to yield 1,00 barrels of oil It is probable that | to position | g raised a Edward Car- | should be Sir Quebec | the! for | i evr! the vognmand | arrested by and charged 1s ve oldiers of frontier, guards service ben Mr. Trefle, sai that Aus more to from the ad of Germany than th sclnoughts, had a lyeh Cartiorville fire brigade civil NSW mitur the ALT: tune | Tue was call the Fin on D. Barker, Cape, and iy. It a result of the po'nted from the west, two each from Manitoba, Sagkatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. When the eight ex isting vacanties 'are filled, the stand ing in the upper house will. be: lih- ernls, 39: conservatives, 28 Wireless Wéather Y¥orecas:. Washington, Sept. 26. --A . wire- jess weather forecast system for ocoan-going vessels will be provid. ed by the government weather bur- eau. Under the plans, the weather service will be given precedence over all other wireless traffic, axebpt distress cals. The old schocmar, built in 1867, sud. denly sprosk a leak off Bois Blane Is tand, Lake Erie, and foundered in twenty-five feet of water, The erew were saved. {Hon George E. Foster will leave Ot- A the perpetratons of he crime. fo: -- RE | SEPTEMBER | naval ite the scene. | the | morning following the arrival af {good ship Hesperian and twenty-seven | came {Springs | Glen Dormer, divoree § census eight pew senators will be ap! ® 1912 CONDITION OF MARCONI v6 y 'Reported Critical--King of Taly t Visit Him. Italy, Sept. 26.--One report here to-day says William Marconi 1s in a"eritical eondition following his au to accident yesterday. He passed a {ver had night. King Victor" Em {manuel will visit Marconi to-day if thy doctors think it advisable. Signor Marconi, was Injured in an automobile accident near in the valley of the He was brought back {to this city with 'bandages around {his head. He was suffering from {a wound of the right eye and his {right cheek and temple were badly bruised. Mr. Marconi was motoring swith his wife;when shortly after passing Borghetto, in turning a sharp curve, nis machine came Into collision with an automobile which was pro- ceeding from Genoa. Both cars were overturned. Mrs. Marconi was not injured, but Mr. Marconi's secretary and chauffeur received slight injuries. In the other car were five women, all of whom wera found to be suffering from severe | bruises and shock, when assisted i from the wreckage. When word of the acident was. re- | enived here an automobile from the department was. despatched It returned with Mr Marconi. i i Spezia, to- | day Borghetto, Vara river. and Mrs. R. B. ST. CLAIR CONVICTED REV. Immoral Literature in Toronto, g Rev. R of the local 26. BR vigilance of Toronto. Sept. | Clair. secretary committee, was ti-dav convieted circulating immoral literature in con nection with his report sent to local clergvmen regarding plays put 'on thi Star theatre. pended sentence ot at Judge. Denton sus Lawyer Raney, for the defendan{, scathingly denounced Toronto police for not closing up the place, saying kt was part of the police system. . c------ ts FOURTEEN WE DOINGS "Lassies' Of Scotch 2 Waiting in Montreal, Swains Mont real, cial Sept. weddings 26.--~Fourleen , spe- took place hore this the prospective brides from across the sea all the brides are Scottich and houxd for many cities of the domin tion. Fourteen impatient swains came to Montreal to meet their fiancees-and were quietly weghded here 'WILLIAM BELL KILLED BY TRAIN AT GUELPH Nearly | Mangled Remains of Bell Brgan and Piano Company Founder Found on Tracks. Guelph, Sept. 26. The terribly tilated remain: of William Bell, the well-to-do" founder and chief - share {holder in the Bell Organ and Piano company, and former president of the I'raders #ink, found, by Grand Frunk sectionme n, on the tracks two miles from bere this morning. He was eighty vears of age and left home at 30 o'dlod k to Toronto Evi + hdd been run down by a fast hs the night, but how he to on the tracks is not commenced life here vears ago, as a mechanic, without a cent For half a century he had been the {centre of the industrial and municipgl life of Guelph mu Were io | de ntly tran be known. He FRONTEAC CHEESE BOARD. Cheese Sold at 13 1-8 Cents on the Board, Thursday. At the Frontenac cheess hoard, on Thursday afternoon; cheese sold at 13% cents There was Boidrded 5565 boxes of white cheese and 253 boxes colored The following Islands. Collins Bay Kin Grove White---Elm Grove 21: Coid Gienburnie, 60; Hinch Latimer. 60; Ontario 60; Bunbury, 60; St Lawrence, Siivel Springs, 0; Wolfe Island, 54 Colored--Arigan, 23; Glenvala, of 707 inbrooke® 40; 3 Rose Hill 43; 30; Elm McGrath's; Collins Bay. : 25 Gilt Edge, Grove, Thousand Islands 45. The following sales were made: At 1314 cents, L. W. Murphy se cured the offering of Thousand factories boarded > (colored), Glenvale At 13% cents, F. chased Glen Dower and pbrooke. and Gllt-Edge W. Valleau pup- Hinchi W. Murphy offered 13 1-16 cents for a few boxes, but the offer was refused. ORDER-IN-COU NC "w "PASSED Building of the Temporary Bridge Structare, An orller-in-council has been passed authorizing hg building of the tom- porary bridge over the Cataraqui riv- pending the construction of the permanent breakwater, which is part of the harbor improvement scheme gutlined by the department of public works for the port of Kingston. W P.- Nickle, K.C., M.P'., told the Whig oa Thursday that he believed the ten ders had bern calied for lumber and timber required. It is likely that the temporary struc tare will be placed on the pprthern side of the present , and will {take about three months in building. The swing bridge in the new breakwa ter, will likely be in the centre. With the protection of the pew breakwater and the de g of the harbor be low the Bri as im the pr i For or, TA session Sut ne imnget fue a of harbor JBraviint nut only 'mdustries iu that seetion, hut the whole ety will be groutly hanafitted. SR RCHARD'S Last Journey of the Father of Confederation. THE BURIAL SERVICE WAS HELD IX sT. CATHEDRAL, GEORGE'S A Large Concourse Followed the Re- mains--=Government gnd Nenate Representatives and Rivgston Re. form Association Attendance. With marked simplicity, in with his strenuous political mortal rerming of the 1 Sie Richard Cartwright, trade Delegation in contrat ve, the Right lon, ex-minister of and commerce, and leader liberal party in the Canadian were, on: Thursday in the family tery, to of vminent Kingston siatesman ther of confederation, with tichard served half a century the late John A. Macdonald As the remains of Sir Richard home ACTONS which to and from St ule afternoon, plot those laid to rest Cataraqui ceme in close another and whom fa Sa, ago Sr wery beyond old Ca he drove the city cathe mov him road borne from old Fort Hen taraqui bridge tor many wy and as they deel and the ed through stone city, travelled often his ry, river and aver nrs left cortege the ont George's with them streets of the the old York by the dead statesman during" 'his political battles the adjoining county of Lennox veary ago, ir forty and on to Cats araqui cen etery, those who watched the by felt that the whol was the poorer for his that another great man tinctive type no longer heen gathered to his dead county gong, of a produced, st pass and dis had re Georges Cathedral. Shortly before two o'clock the fun eral left "The Maples," and arrived at St. George's cathedral for the bu ial service. ut 2.30 o'clock. There was a large congregation in the odilice " waiting (he remains. The was full choral, the swliced being in attendunce, and R Harvey presided at the organ. Che pin's Funeral March was softly play ed as the body entered the cathedral it having been met at the main en trance by the dean of Ontario and Rev. Ogilvie G Dobbs, of Brockville ousin of the deceased, and others ol he cathedral dergy, who preceded up the main the chancel Hymn 531, Kindly Light.' was sung, the chanting ol Psalm by choay I'he lesson, I Cor, 15, was read the dean followed by the singing of Hyinn 250, "Now the Laborer's Task O'er The pravers were said by My Dobbs, and the "Nunc Dimittis" wos sung by the chon Ae the remake were borne from the cathedral to th "The Dead March In Saul" « At St. service choi i I aisle to 'Lead followed by X¢ the by IN Rey hearse played. I'he 1 I in front of cathedral sad moved along King street and up Brock street The fares through which the corteg ed were lined with people the last journey of the dec of confederation, I'he four son Lartwr Ottaw cortege forme thorough piss to Witness vased inthe imipediate of the ht, ol ; Capt and Henry, of Cartwright, Ot The pot lbe Stnpth, hous mourners oh Napanee, Frank, Toronto, De A. D Winnie 1 eased, & of of apd 4 nephes Col | AWE, B Arors Were wrgeant at-arms my, Cal J.B. Walkem. K Francis Dohbs, .John Dobbs, and | FT. O Har the latter for : vithe secretary to Sir Richard Among thos wirke tend d funeral were Senat foarhs repr thie ~ nt of ( me < Gill, and Messr pr ° from out ho b § i enting & Toronto Hon. , I'. Graham the - Kingston Reform also in attendance cluded lobert Jefivay, Murph delegation of overnn Nenator Hon. Charle and \ ISSO Aton w n Ihe in ttirens cortege many leading Floral Offerings. Some of the floral tributes ceived wore from His Majesty, the King and the Privy Council, a pil low; from the Canadian senate, a wreath; from the Reform Agsovia tion of Kingston, & cross of rose and orchids; from the commandant of ths Canadian School of Musketry a wreath; from the Montreal Lib- eral Club, a wreath; from the De partment of Trade and Commerce, a wreath Additional tributes were a shea¥ of wheat and roses from W. F Nickle; a wreath from Mr. and Mrs J. B. Carruthers; a sheaf of lilies of the valley, from Major and Mrs. J. 8. N. Lesslie; a cross of liles ana pink roses, from Mr. and Mrs. J. B Walkem; a wreath of pink rose from Miss Maud Betts: 'a sheaf of white lilies from Miss Hora; sheaf of yellow roses and chrysan- thomums, from A. G. Stratiy,. Ltd. of Toronto; wreath of dahlias and giadiolas from the Misses dnd Mr Straubénzie; a sheaf of white chrys- anthemums, from Miss St. Renny; & wreath from Hon. and Mre. W re- 8. Fielding. Ottawa; a wreath of white dahlias and lilies of the valley, from Mrs. Jamieson, Woolwich, Englang; a wreath of roses. from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dobbs; 8 wreath 'of roses from Mr. and Mrs Jno. Dobla; a shea! of roses from=Mr. and Mrs F.C. T. OHara of Ottawa: a wreath from Mrs. Robert O'Hara, a of the | sdnate, | 1k | arrang: {day LAST EDITION. REMAINS BORNE TO THE GRAVE } { { | HON ART WRIG i | wreath of rosef froin Rev. C. E. and PMrs. Cartwright. Many other floral tributes Fate received, which, due tg the or ness of the arrival, could not ba se cured, At the prayers the by committal wore said Rev. Mr. Dobbs, and the final collect and blessing by the dean of Ontario. The following message Wis re ceived by Lady Cartwright, from His Royal Highness, the Duke of Connaught: "Very didressed at sad newly Duchess and IT sympathize deeply, (Signed) Arthur. A message of condolence was alse received from Hon. G. P. Graham. The family received a great many messages, which conveyed siacerd condolences. The fla | buildings graveside, the focal government halt-masted, by ovder {irom Ottawa, out of respect to the memory of the dead €tatesman, Sir Wilfrid" Leurier was unable to attend the funeral, qwing to his pre fous cengagement tH speak at the Canadian Manglacturery' banquet at Ottawa to-night. The liberal chief "jwent a wreath. .gnd a, personal, men {wage of condolence 10 Lady Care f wright | on were BELFAST LORD MAYOR ANGRY AT GOVERNMENT For Sending British Troops to That City Without First Consult- ing Kim. Ireland, Sept. British government did. wot before sending addition. Belfast, the lord mayor, | fssueel wo wivik procla- {mation warning the authorities that the appeasance of soldiers would only to foment-riots. He assured sll ned that the civie police would there was=no * rioting on Ulster the presence of soldiers unnecessary. He asked olf citizens 10 hy worthy of confidence, and to refrain from onduct Very few people ov lord mayor's optimism how werchants spd others have {a up their shops and their windows from Fri ult Monday morning Relinst, 26. Angered that the consult ial ltd him troops to morning, AL Cons new ay 'would | Pose tahbl his unirul and bw hare ever, and 3 barricads night lose iter China has President Yuan Shi carefully the situntion ting China to a towne regard to finance whith the approval of the smprising Great Pritam, France, Germany, to The sirong Bi I hai to ¢ before « of action ald no eet 8 { k \ h MARRIED AY DER In a wn ray Georges Los he iley of Ontario Kingston to Cushendall Jreenies, RORERT 4. REID The Leading Undertaker. "Phone 577. "80 Princes | Htreet, JAMES REID The Od Firm of Undertakers, 254 and 250 PRINCESS STRENT Phone M7 Jon Ambutanee. STOV . AND RANGES. The best lot we have Se bad; nino Drassers, Stands and ae Peds, Tu PICKLING SEASON WHOLE SPICES. GROUND SPICES. 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