Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Nov 1912, p. 1

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Che Daily British TE YEAR 79-NO. 272 BALKAN WAR REGARDED - AS VI Deadlock [Over Settement Thought pes TURKEY MAY ENDEAVIR TO HOLD TOHATALINA- OWING . TO SUCCESS Of Her Defenders at That Place-- The Servian Demand for Ports on the Adriatic Sea Has Not Yet Been Solved---Bulgarians Have Censed Firing. Berlin, Nov. 21,-The Balkan war was considered herve, today, definite ly over. Small skirmishes by detach- ments of troops in remote corners of might occur, it was thought, but vo more real battles, A deadlock between the Turkish and and allies' representatives was deemed impossible. h were believed cer- tain to arrive at' some sort of a peace Af cemont. ossages from Constantinople said the gondition of the Turkish army is frightful. Between the losses in bat- tle and the ravages bi disease the number of the sultan's troops has been cut in two simee the war began. The cholera epidemie grows more serious daily. All public and private schools in Constantinople are closed on . ae count of the disease. It was not thought possible here that the sultan * sho refuse to come to terms. May Want Tehatald ja, London, Nov. 21.--There is a possi- bility that Turkey may decline to sur render Tchataldjs. While her western army has been completely defeated, she still possesses, according to correspondents at the front, a homo geneous army behind the Tohataldje fortifications, largely composed of son ol het best fighting roaterial from the Asiatic provinces, which has not yet been in action. Moreover, the demoralization 'disorganization which followed the Kirk-Kilisseh and Lule Burgas re reais appear to have been remedied apd the army is now well supplied with food and ammunition. Under these circumstances the Porte and Lh Deny Turkish Claims. Sofia, Nov. 20.---AN the reports emanating from Turkish sources, al- loging that Turkish troops had ga vierol over the Bulgarians line of fortifications at Tcha- taldja, are officially declared untrue by the war office. Thig is the only information given out thus far in regard to the three days' operations of the Bulgarian the ! RTUALLY ENDED MHS. HETTY GREEN. BAKED ONIONS THE SOURCE OF LONG LIFE This is What a Wealthy Woman En-| joys--Gives Her Health and = | Courage. New York, bee. 2}, (ireen, the wealthiest world, celebrated her birthday to-day, at her office lending her money to bankers and brokers who had the necessary collateral to i ! pledge. In her annual mterview, she never takes time to talk to newspaper men except on her birthday, she as eribed her long hie ang big weallh largely to eating baked onions, »he says they gave her health of body and Imind and courage to hgnt those who, try to get the best of her in any deal. As she said this she took a nibble or two from a bag ot'baked onlons on her desk. Mrs. Hetty woman in the seventy-eighth REBELS SEIZE BIG RANCH, American Driven From 2,000,000 Acre Property in Zacatecas. Montray, Mex. Nov, 21 aorex, owned by the rubber company of New York, known as an Aldrich-Rockelelier concern, has been taken possession of by rebels and the mapager and all foreign em- Ployes upon the property have been joreed to flee lor their hives the ranch is situated in the state of Zacatecas and is the chief source of the guayule shrub supply for the rub. ber tactories of the company in Mexico. It stated that bands of rebels have been occupying portions of the ranch lor several months and recently they burned several smaller buildin, and begAn hauling off the guayvule shrub. sex 18 army before Constantinople with the exception of yésterday's announcement that battle had bem engaged at the advanced pointy of the line Still to be Solved. London, Nov. 21.<- There is nothing yet to indicate o solution of the ques tion of the Bervian demaud for port on the Adriatic sea. I, as is threat. ened, she diverts her army, released hy the fall of Monastir, to the coun try of the Avanut tribesmen, her rela sions with Austria-Huogary will, it is thought, be further imperilied. Meantime, however, the reports that ardeus a She mobilisation of the Austro- ar army had been is sued a. officially declared untrie. i The more ble attitude of Ser. vin is : partly due to the ao tion. of the and Italian gov- erntgnts at Their interests also are as the Germans and {talians at Priseend are under the pro- tection of the Austrian consalate. Bulgarians-Cease Firing. Sofia, Nov. i a BA were Fi cote Deting and ly hold their positions. ie - Sr -- pe t at A tow days ago word was semt flo the ranch headquarters by the rebel leader that an attack would soon he pade upon the foreign employes. It was then that the exodus started and he property is now completely in pos session of the rebels. HUNTING FATALITIES. In Wisconsin Alone Twelve Sports wen Have Been Killed, Milwaukes, Wis, Nov, 81. <n tid ulation of Wisconzin hunting acei- dents to date shows that twelve have been killed and ten seriously injur- ad, while in Michigan the accidents have been more frequen: In one county there wore four men, killed by mistake for deer in there days and there 'has hardly been a day sineq the opening of the season with- out a fatal shooting. Loves Wife, Therefore Beats Her. St. Catharines, Nov. 20-1 did it because | love her," was the excuse pie by Joseph Gillam to Magistrate 'ampbell in answer to an enquiry as to why he had beaten his wife this {morning winil she fainted, vequiring two hours to revive her. Gillam, who hails from London, Ont, has been married but three mouths. He was givem a tweniv-one day term in jail with the prospect of six months in the Central on his next ap: pearance. ------ Bullet Wound Fatal, +=. The Ced two ition international |¥* a TO ASSIST AGRICULTURE. Plan Successful--May be Continued on Larger Scale. Ottawa, Nov. 21.--1t is understood C, €. James, formerly deputy minister of agriculture, who has been working on a plan for carrying out the gov- 'winfnent's policy of assisting agricul ture, has submitted his report to the minister. Mr. James made a tour of the do- minion and visited all of the pro- vinoes. conferring with the various governments. Last session appropria- tions in the shape of subsidies to the provinces, the money to he spemt un- der an cement with the dominion, was voted. This plan has worked sat- isfactorily and it is understood Mr. James will recommend subsidies to be granted in the future on a larger scale to be spent by the province under ar- ran ent with the dominion, and subject to general supervision by the federal department of agriculture. SISTERS WED BROTHERS. Ceremonies Take Place Same Day. Owingsville, Ky., Nov. 21.--Cupid had his day in Owingsville and last night six of his "victims" were re- ceiving congratulations, while a min- ister's purse was bulging with coin for havng officiated at a triple wed- ding----three sisters to threo brothers. The principals in the triple wed- ding were Misses Olive, Sarah and Katherine Story and Mesars. Leon- ard. John and Graham Perkins. The brides are the only daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Story, fif*een, sighteen and twenty years i, -¢- wectively. The bridegrooms, all stalwart and higlihy men, are the only sds of ¥~, ¢nd Mrs. Henry Perkins, a. ure se. enteen, dlineteen and twenty three years, respectively. Sextette's OBJECTION FILED. - International Dam at ; Objected to. Washington, Nov. 21.--The Canadian government, through its minister ol justice, Hon. C. J, Doherty, filed ob- jection before the International Joint Commission to the proposed construe- tion of an international dam at Ket- tle Falls, the outlet of Rainy lake on the Minnesota-Manitoba boundary. The Canadian, government protested that the dam wdhild affect the levels of the Lake of the Woods, which ae now a matter of arbitration between the two governments. THE GOVERNMENT HAS ROUNDED UP THE FAKIRS Leading Cities Throughout o Kettle Falls . Washington, Nov, 21. -- Tost office mspéctors and United States marshals in seventy-two leading cities of the country began yesterday practically simultanpous reide for the arrest of 178 sons charged with using the mai to promote criminal medical practices or the sale «4 drugs and in- struments used for illegal purposes. Many of the persons to be arrasted arg prominent, commnercially and so- cinlly, in ther communities, Some are lending physicians, others are 1:ch and irfluential business men, yet oth- ers uty men who live by their wits nnd are comparatively little known with- ou' ther own small coterie of asso fates, and one is a Chinaman, who is alleged to have practiced his calling upon women of his own race and upon those of the lower strata of society. Approtimately winety of the persons arrested alceady have bhéen mdicted by United States grand juries in var ious parts of the country' TIDAL WAVE WIPED QUT TWO JAMAICA TOWNS One Hundred People Killed- Savers: or and Military Force Kingston, Ja. Nov. 21.-A great tidal wave practically wiped out the town of Savanos la Mar, southwest coast, and Luocea, north-west : hundred people were killed by hurricane in Montego May. bodies have been recovered. . Floods which accompanied storm caused immense damage, a handred houses being blown : Telegraphic communication is = still To gorornor of Jumaien, Sir Sed ney Olivier, has 'leit on a special 4 train, of club's dinner last night. Despatches From Near And Distant Places. | { County i | THE LATEST TIDINGS PRESENTED IN THE BRIEFKST POSSIPLE FORM. The Whig's Dally Condensation of | the News of the World From Tele- graph Service and Newspaper Ex changes. Cannington carried a Hydro-Fleetric by-law by 140 t0"3. A $3,000,000 hotel is to be built «on King street, Toronto. James Coutts, a well-known Milver. ton drover, fell from his buggy sand was picked up dead. Preston and Toronto firms are as sociated with an $8,000,000 United States concern in a big merger. Armand Lavergne has. handed to the opposition leader, Tellior, his re- signation as opputition whip in the Quebec legislature. William Fawcett, a pioneer of Minto township and a veteran of the Fenian raid, died at his home near Palmers ton, at the age of ninety-four. Hon. Georgé E. Foster sailed for home on the SS. St. Louis, on Wed- needay, in order to he present during the discussion on the naval policy William Henry Beatty died at his residence, 6 Queen's Park, Toronto, on Wednesday. In law, commerce and public affairs he was for many years a leading spirit. He was born in To- ronto in 1835. THEE E ERE A RS eb REFUSED PROPOSALS, +! + Constantinople, Nov. 21 ~--1It is stated here that Tur- key has peremptorily reject-. ed Bulgaria's proposals of peace, and has ordered Nazim Pasha, commander- n-chief, to resume opera- t.ons immediately. This news, this afternoon, caused a sensation where "twas hop- ed that war was over. PEEPS bre 2» LAA EE EE EES NOT FOR ANNEXATION. Former Minister of Rallways Ad. dresses Canadiag (lub 60 Boston. | Boston, Mass., Nov. 2.--There i nbolutely no sentiment on our side of the line for annéxation, said gorge P. Graham, former minister of rail- ways for Canada, to members of the Canadian Club of Boston at the Mr. Geaham relations between his the United States - at Among the other speak- Cartwright, military aide to the governovr-general of Can- ada; George M. Hall, industrial com- missioner , 3 Edmonton: © T. Kennard Thompson, president of the Canadian Club of New York, and Thomas H.! Bullock, t of the Casadian Club of St. John, N.B. A PIVORCED BISHOP-ELECT Barred From Consecration by Al bany Episcopal Diocese, Albany, N.Y., Nov. 21.-By resolu | tion the Episcopal diocese of Albany wt nsession of the "wnnus) convention endorsed the action of the convention's standing committee in re fusing to consent to the consecration of Rev. Dr. H. B. Silver, Topeka, Kan., the newly-clectetl bi of Kan- because he is a div man. When a clergyman is seat iw She bishopric in the Hpiscapa is dlection has to be oo by the other dioteses of the country, The fused to sanding ittee : to confirm Dr. Silver's election. Fined for Selling Liquor. Belleville, Nov. 21. For ofiering for sale liquor without a license, John A. Mebonald of Frankford, Sydney town. chip, was fined $100 and costs. Frank. ford is situated in a local option town ship. V discussed the country and some length. ers were Capt. - 2444 FIPTEIR INTERESTING PAPRE, Today's Whig is an inter- esting one, and should be very carefully and thought- fully read. In addition fo al the local, district and tele- graphic news, a number 3 GRIN SERIE IEODIITIII ERIS 04 - PEEPS PEPPER POP PB 0 4088 20 pri ah pv se KINGSTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912. PITH OF NEWS STRANGLED A GIRL. On Teial for Murder Seven Years Augusta; Maine, Nov. 21. -Uireum stantial evidence will be depended up- on largely to convict Mrs, Elsie Hobbs Raymond of the murder, seven years ago of Mattie Hackett, of Keidfield, according to the opemng argument of Mtorney Williamson at the trial, the Hackett girl was found hy the roadside with a cord tied alput her neck on August Lith, MUS, and died soon alter of strasgulation. Mrs Raymond, who was 'a neighbor of the Hackett's al! the time was arrested last June charged with committing the murder. After the jury had been selected the county attorney outhned hie case against Mrs. Raymond. le declared that he would introduce evidence to show that the defendant was jealous of the Hackett giri that she had threatened to kill her and that two days before the murder she had tol- lowed the girl and ert Kavwond, the defendant s husband, as they were driving together. Seize Seven Trap Nets. Prockville, Unt., Nox. 21 Game protector Northrop seized seven trap nets in Chippewa Bay on the St. Law- rence. About ome thousand pounds of fish, mcluding bull heads and pickerel, were freed. Four men are implicated in the netting and they will be ar raigned, "STARVE THE FLY", THE LATEST 'SLOGAN The Greater Results are Obtained by Cleanliness and Stricter Baltimore, Md., Nov. ~In pre senting the report of the Fly-fighting committee of the American Civie As- sociation, Chairman Edward Hatch, Jr, expressed the hope that there may be no more fly-killing contests. This sentiment took the assembled flvfighters by surprise, which was dis- sipated, however, when Mr. Hatch said : "We cannot insist. oo much or too often upon cleanliness as the be ginning, middle and 'end of the fiy- fighting campaign. 'Swat the fly' as a slogan must give way to 'starve the fly." The latter is more euphonious and infinitely more practical." The report made a feature the fact that in cities in which substan tial .cash prizes were awarded, in no conse did the number of flies killed in the whole of a campaign exceed the CORE Taeve hen an average-sized pile of stable refuse in the course of a few weeks. While the educational value of such fly-killing: campaigns = candot be overestimated, the report said it would seem that greater 'results might be obtained by conducting campaigns against dirty stables and back yards, garbage heaps and dumps. and all places that produce flies and supply them with infection. STOLE AXD SOLD COCAINE. Montreal Authorities Make Interest. ing Discovery. Montreal, Nov. 21 It has been brought to hght that much of the co- caine and morphine that has been peddied around Chinatown and thé 'red light "district here, has not come from: atross the line, or Leen sold hy looal druggists on 'lake prescrip. tions, but came from the Notre Dame hospital. JAdexis Memenies, \esty-sight ~ vears of age, employed as an orderly in the Notre Dame hospital, was taken into custody last might by Lieut. Sevaud. it is alleged that Demeules has been stealing the cocaine and morphine from the hospital. He assisted in the pharmacy of the institution, where he could obtain cocaine and morphine, When he was arrested last might by faut, Sevard and taken to police headquarters it was stated that 75 packages of cocaine and two hotties of morphine were found in hie pos session, ENDS LIFE IN BARREL. Déspondent Girl Evades Watchers and Commits Suicide. Seaforth, Nev. 21. Miss Margaret Landsborough, daughter of Mrs James I borough, of Tuckersmith township, committed suicide hy drown- ing herself in a barrel of water, She bad been despondent for some time, wud was bemg carefully watched, but to away from the bouse resterday, and was found ten minutes fates in a barrel of water near the KILLED BY FALSE TEETH. Russian Prince Cut Internally by - Swallowing Gold Fiate. St. P burg, Nov. 3 -Prince Yiasamsky, first secretary of the Rus- sian Stahitay at dando, ane J last summer, died at an i as the resalt of swallowing the small te of a false tooth. The plate intestinew severely. and a sur- which was performed ¥ geal operation are chisfly responsible. jean Pay minely ote a round OPENING By the Duke of Comaught INDIAN SUMMER DAY THIS GREAT EVENT AT OTTAWA. FAVORED The Ladies' Dresses Were Magnifi. cent--Mrs. W. F. yickie Wore White Satin--Two Little Pages Attended the ®* Duchess of nanght, Special to the Whig Ottawa, Nov. 21.--Heautiful Indian summer weather attended the opening of parliament this afternoon hy 1H Excellency the Duke of Connaught, They were the usual ceremonies a dashing guard of Princess Louise Dry goons, the hiring of guns, and alto gether an eminently brithant spectacle 'heir Hoyal Highnesses attended ro ceptions held later in the by the speakers of the senate House of Commons, W. F. Nickle, hingston's parliamen tary representative, amd Dr. J. BW. Ed wards, M.I'., for Frontenac, were in their places when the parliameatary session was opened. [he openmng was most brilhank, in every way. The gal leries were crowded with maguiheent ly Con. alternoon ind the BRILLIANCE ATTENDED #EAST EDITION, OF PARLIMENT (ore i» BE od costumed ladies. Mrs, BW. FF. Nekle, of dressed in white satin, with a rich black minon., She pearls and carried a large bouquet of Amer ican beauty 'The brilliance of the tributed to by the hundreds of exiguis itely beautiful and superbiy rich toil elites worn by the ladies on the ot the house and in the dress gallery The Duchess of Connaught nt tended by two little pages, Masters Edson Sherwood and Lawrence Slad en, mm red cloth coats with white breeches, white satin vests and silk stockings. Her oval Highness a handsome gown of gold tissue with overdress of net heavily embroidered in gold. The court tram of white and gold brocade was lined with pale yel- fow satin: Among the special orders worn. were the ribbon and order of Victoria and Albert, H. M. hmg Kd ward's family order; BH. MN. hing George s family order, the Crown of India and the Urdér of St. John ol Jerusalem. Ihe Princess Patricia was stately a dréss of white and gold Groesie aad the orders worn by her were those of Victoria and Albert, the erown «bv In chia and that ot St. John ol Jerus lem. Included in the party of guests from ovirnment house, who were present were:--Lord and dady lyde, ord Somers, Mrs. J. Kk | Ross, Mu Matthews and Mr. MeLennan, of Mon treal, and Sw William and Lady Mac kenzie. Amongst those present were: --Mrs HK. L. Borden, in a handsome gown of white satin with tunic of black and trunmed with black velvet in Irish Ringston draped wore was roses scene was con floor was WOT mn ' ™ lacs design and touches of white chiffon and tiny ornaments of steel and jet combined, diamonds and pearls, pink | oses | Lady Lausier, rich gows of helitvops } { hehitrope satin. She wore diamon ornaments. wore pink duchess satin with dress of Dresden chiion and rosebud Brockville, mauve satin, veiled in black chifion and jet irimming; Miss Pithel | pink brocaded satin trimmed © with pears; Miss Marie Davies, Brockville with swansdown; Mrs. Daniel Deri | shire, Brockville, grey costume of Persian embrowtery aad shadow Ince and amethysts aver { ol chiffon embroidered m silver, Miss Winnifrid Claxton, Kingsunn : trimming; Mrs. John Webster, Webster, Brockville, drapyd gown of white satin veiled in lace and tritamed | king's blue satin, the corvage trimmed with $35.000 FROM ROCKEFELLER. Money is to be Distributed Sufferers, Washington, Nov. 71.-The sum of $7000 was cabled to the Balkans and Turkey by the members of the Red Cross for relief work, and $5,000 of this sum was a donation from John D. Rockefeller. In sending his contri bution, = Mr. Rockefeller directed, through Rev. Starr J. Murphy, that the money was to be used in Red Cross work "without regard to race, ereed of "color." Mr. Rockefeller has frequently sided the American Red Cross with contributions to its funds The money will be disiributed among the relief anizations of Turkev, Servia and Brlearin, New Hotel for Toromto. Torogto, Nop. 21. -Erpest - (i. TF. McConkey lust night announced the! he would build a twelvestorey hotel, at a cost of two million dollars. on the land leased by the Dominion Bond company, adjoining the Bank of Toronto's new budding. at the south: west corner of King sod Bay wifiets Mr. McConkey would not say whe his financial swistants were be would appear ax proprietor dnd menage of the new aby which will be | ented Hotel MeComkey Ioeal intéresis gr Among A Good Fellow. Cincinatti Eaguirer - A good fellow » usually & man who for drinks because hie wile does het own {washing and makes her, own waists ' A A decollette gown ought to be 3 coming the out "several {irom HOP MeNBIL COLUMBIA point ed Torbnto tanadia ARCH I HRITISIE and CHT. eg said din ERFIGHT STATION FIRE, Ntrncture Hulns, Canadian Pacific Ogdensburg N.¥ fic ng Nat NOY Ogdensburg Canadian Pe wheds conta freight, the dorks in fy freight office, five loadad fy and the Canadian customs destroyed by fir last night damage the bulldings mated 100, whils the loss on freight unt to a much larger * sam The velo railroad ten carioads front in aL $ wii am diseovared at elaven pread rapidly through eight building, 200 feet by and two stories high The | van iandmark in this city in the landing place for the boats of the Rieh- y Nwvigation company teamers of the fire was aud building having many elien & and ather The origin There is a genzral strike along. the Canadinn. Pagitie. calivoad.. and. the men of Prescott, Or heon out day midnight a De VERS (« Outay i unknown, have i} under » five Wants Cannl Information. 2A ¥ questions the ben Oisgwa, ony intore ny paps on other OMIMans Mamoh Ger whether b suything tow the Coon progres rodent lx the onstru land canal sullivan To Succeed Fx-Senntui Chatham, On dA PVhily tow For or rotived ROBERT J. EID, The Leading Undertaker. Phone B77, 280 Princess Street, ---- ete The Old Firm of Undertakers, 254 and 234 PRINCESS STREET, Phone MT tor Ambulances STOVES AND RANGES, The best lot we have ever Lad; & Dressers, Stands snd LA Ar Turks. fine, Reasonable prices. ¥hone i935 = NEW GOODS - Arriving Daily SEEDED RAISING. SERDLESS RAISING, CURRANTS, PERIS, PRUNES. TABLE FIG. COOKING FIGS, TABLF RAISINS, NEw . NEw NEW NEW NEW NEW NEw ¥ ASREDDEN& C0.

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