Daily British Whig (1850), 8 Oct 1914, p. 3

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HOW H. BU RNS MET DEATH. He Was Buried in Thirty Fons or) Debris, ie Watertown Times has th lowing account of the fatal acci- it that befell Henry Burns in that | city on Tuesday by the collapse of | | | the cornice of the new Masonic. tem- | ple: Belei an Ci Canna Held ut rea thbadbe HM The four men were working on aie - u - g scaffold of the building when the . WAR BULLETINS, | 3 reattos collapséd on it, throwng | Much sr . . x ~~ %*lthem to the ground and burying | " | The Berlin war office admits lw em under tons of debris Burns | the German retirement before {and Keanie, were taken to the Sist- FORTS "WRECKED BY HEAVY | GERMAN SHELLS. FERRE EEe the Russian forces, losing many ie hospital, where Burns died at| guns and men. * He sustained a fracture of . : To *{the skull. | - The German commander +] 'The four men .with other more | § sent in a flag of truce on Wed- fortunate workmsen, were putting | nesday stating that shells | ihe finishing touches on the front | would drop into Antwerp *lcorni ce, when the accident happened. | Thursday morning. *{Tons of terra-cotta, tile and steel | n -- work fell to the cellar of the half [4] o Dutch newspapers at Ani- constructed buildng, carry stag- 1 gi "The prices siibmitted are a distinet saving sterdam say the capital of Bel- ngs, steel girders and everything | Blum has been "moved 'to Os- #] with which it "eame inte contace | of 50% --in face of the sharp rise in the flax mar- tend. with it. «Workmen and firemen who! ket our polie v--"husiness as usual '--means were immediately summoned went | dq! mi. ar 133 " inte the cellari.where two of the in-| §| that our "annual Thanksgiving sale" offers hig- Jured men were. found and extrica-| g| cor inducements than ever ted from the ruin. Two other men 2 : Ve found halfway down on al torn staging. | It is estimated that the | cornice fell with its sustaining brick! TABLE LINEN tile work veighe I > | mo 3 } 3 i 30 tons, "The rt Tn ot Wau 72 inch satin Damask table linen, regular 90c¢ quality cornice, 60 feet long, broke from | §! the building as cleanly ad if it" were | | » a 1 A Rd > TO-MORROW 85¢ cut, and went down. The terra cot o | | Shae tinue Successful -- They Have Moved Their Lines Steadily To. wards the Belgian Frontier, me 8 The British admiralty an- The H: et." ¥.--~Communication nounced that it was British with Antwerp to-day is interrupted, | Submarine E® which sunk the i % German destroyer near Hol [+ land on Wednesday. 3 Fhe city is known to be under a ter rific bombardment from all sides, fol | lowing its refusal to acquiesce in the | ® » demand for the surrémder of the city |% Prince Eitel Fredrick, see- d U eS by the military authorities. The Ger. i: ond_son of the kaiser, was 4 ! mans, who previously had confined | wounded in the knee while their fire to _the encircling chain af | % séomting with German Uhlans. forts, turned their guns on the city Three of the kaiser's sons are . itseli. They had 'given two hours now in hospital. : > aa notice to" the inhabitants to leave and ; : : : ta cornice projected oft four feet We Exciange cane 5 N thousands flocked out in utter panic Severe fighting occurred all It was is by steel to | / MIZE caters i§| Lhe roads to the Dutch frontier are Wednesday in northern France #lhrick work 16 inches thick and We repair . httered with household goods, cloth- between cavalry forces. Brit- + about four feet high. This entire! | We rent cameras. | mg and personal belongings of every | ish East Indians held back the + We 211 | 1 | v 1 ao - : . | German uhlaps at many points ner I) Smith examined the "Old Bleeeh" and Liddell's speci | makes. at 25, 40, 50, 75, $1.00 and $1.25 ® eh Allies in Northern France Con Bh hb hdd obo ok w ~# AMA rm on i git * of regular $1.40, 2 "TO-MORROW $1.19 - Special Hemstitehed Damask, full width, We da finishing cheaper, bet- }| character, abandoned by the terfified Joe "nl quicker than anyone in § Belgians in their mad rush to safety 4 with great losses. All lms. of six, ten cents a Reports from the city itseli sav that Be : -- ' i] great shdils are dropping everywhere | The re was stiff cavalry fight- ing on Wednesday which reached, within nine miles of Belgiunt, y carefully He stated th See no reason for the ae-| ident, but clung to the theory that | NAPKINS the cement that held the cornice in - . . a } » Lid (OO place was too new 'to possess the | 20 dozen of Specials from $1.35 to $6.95 doz. strength needed to hold the enor- | mous weight in place. This is the | only reasonable 'theory of the ac. | TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKIN SETTS cident that has been advanced, but 95 y+] "ye £4 5 25 as the still fresher work on . ther « SPA : lal from 1.50 to Fao.) Sell le did not fall, thére is qm Quéstion 4s. jo. that MADERIA SETTS Of 13 pieces, regular $7.00, One of the few eye-witnesses of the accident said to a reporter I was one of the men working on the TO-MORROW $3.95 t that fell, and on the othe and that many houses have been de- stroyed already Ihe Germans claim that they have beaten the Belgians from both outer and inner lines ofl fortilications The Germans made a vain at- It is stated that Kin Albert stil * tempt ® penetrate thé Russian remains in the city and is directing lines at Wirballen and retreat- Satisfactory Drugxinty and Op- Bi} 4 0 defense, although all of ; ed in disorder into Prussia, 2 iB] archives of the government have hee ; -- Open Sundays, 1.30 to 5; {| transierred to Ostend ph Greek despatch says the : i It is generally accepted here t Turkish tleet with the Goeben 6.30 to 9. Belgians in Antwerp can hardly steamed from the Marmora Sea Ee IS out more than a couple of days at | for an unknown destination. most, hey had ee dered their 0 ---- As the fall came I hapened to hel rc ee Nethe river positions absolutely im Official Ne pgrts EN ho Nore working on a staging at the side ravages of cholera have broken st as 1e « e suddenly begs ¥itages Of cho 2 | fu Ard Bore Tenoany, ost Come and be convinced of the savings that can be made on world- famous Ss joke om one of the othe: A Berlin despatch says [the ¢ ne and then in a few seconds they makes. Germans in East Prussia are on re i rad f the cornice { the defensive after their retire. ------ Germans was one of the most si | i 3 " tacular episodes of the Prose nt we ment from Ossowetz, during + : I'he Germans first tried to build pon- | % Which they lost heavily. 4 AT THE GRAND . toon bric under the protection of : . Ei. Agr : ' their heavy artillery { Hard fighting north of Oise Fo-night Neptune's Daughter, With | . -- { % and Lens. Annette Kellerman | : tele -- * ; 3 | 3 When the history of the spring EYE TE TE Allies Move Towards Belgium. 3 2 S S D WITH . ' " Germans at Antwerp pushed 4 J Oct N.--~Uperations by eav-, i i i i ind summer season on Broadway . Paris, their position against big resist- ouT CHARGE } alry in force were reported from the ance. vues to be written, it will be found north this morm and in every in ow that Miss Annette Kellerman with stance 1t was stated that success con NO DRUGS USED tinued with the allies, who are mov ing their lines steadily toward the Belgian frontier, and are reported t CASES REQUIRING have frustrated an attempt to cut. the tion main allied hne of communi MEDICAL ATTEN- Still Holding Out, TION WILL BE 80 | Amsterdam, Oct. 8.--With her | outer ring of fortifications broken ; INFOR go and with every village within miles | RMED of the city in flames, Antwerp con tinues to-day to essay the fiercest | resistance of the besieging Germans | I'he city itself, according to trust Jr343s1t30300se te & dd 2 pregnable, but they were uttesly | wrecked by the pounding of the heavy | * German shells. The losses to the gar rison are declared to be very heavy Fhe crossing of Nethe river by the *& Neptune's Daughter," as her mo- | tion picture vehicle, tops the list the lobe The: > a the Globe Theatre, New York, | ENGLAND WILL NOT BEGIN | IH | | BR The first Canadian contin- gent is expected to arrive in London Thursday and will be sent to an inland training camp. magnificent spectacle presented xe Universal Film company broke every record for attendance and length of run, despite the most fame RAS] on Tr KINGSTON'S ELECTRIC STORE 'Neptune's Daughter" holds premi- [and horses, heaped up by thous fl er place, because no such "dream of | ands, lie putrifying on the vattie- H FULL STOCK ar iaROng AND DURABLE lovely women" Has ever before de- [ fields of the Aisne, Colonel Webb C. lighted huge spellbound audienc Hayes, A, son of former Pre- wid the story woven around Miss | sident Hayes declared yesterday 10 watt, 40 cents Kellerman (as the daughter of the ll Ayes, just back from observing the ||| > 4 old sea-god, Neptune), is of enthral- | world-war, expects soon to give to (ill 16 watt, 40 cents | ) 40 cents Really to Fight the Germans TH Spring. The British war office admits terrific fighting in North France, but says the allies' po- sition is favorable still. fo oe of * + v *. + * + » * » | + # » * | + * | + * The British admiralty says that south Atlantic ocean is now cleared of the enemy, and is safe for British commerce. Shells commenced falling in Antwerp Thursday morning. and many citizens have depart- ed, ling interest, besides enabling her | President Wilson a personal message ||| 29 watt, to display to the fullest pdssible | from the actir burgomaster of | ¢ 45 ce 3 ------ | Louvain, he declared. after visiting ||| s 40 watt, 45 cents | the White House Hl i" bl watt, 60 cents © ------------------------------------------ | ur . { OPTOMETRIST AND ion | Lierre and Qontick were practi : hE | When I Teft Havre on Septem- | |f 100 watt, $1.00 cally. destroyed yesterday. Shell FEEEEEEII IEEE IE IEEE J ber 27th," he said, "the allies were y Ph ® ° pA Hous from the German yusteraay set fir i 3 {earful that they would not be able | li ce 4 DL NORE O Lon OR, Sours:4bute thy block to penetrate to the German line Gas Mantles, 3 for 25¢, 2 for 25 and up. to the towns and block after 2 CNB Fy of houses burned with no one to at IN MARINE CIRCLES, g & : 3 through the mass of putrifying men |i} . a tempt to check the progress of the, Re-- | N "i E ind horses on the battlefields, which flames. Forts Waelheim and Wavre | The Movements of Vessels Around N 3 unfortunately the combatants seem | ° ° ewman eC 1C Q. are nothing but holes in the earth the Harbor. E p lot -to heed about burying. I don't | They havé been simply smothe al The tug O'Brien cleared with th ; 9 See how they could pass through || Phone 441, 79 Princess Street out of existence by the terrible shel | bare: Colonel 'L.., for Toronto --- these fields. The stench is horrible, fire of the German big guns Their The steamer Missisquoi "arrived N and the idea of climbing over garrisons perished at their posts of | rom Gananoque on Thursday morn » 3 ; SE | Dodies must be revoliing even duty The German artillery is also | ng EE brave-spldier 4 Hayes has been on the firing line reported to have proven terribly de- | M. T. company's elevator Sten 4 > } I rh \ mer Wes ar ag Thursd: : > 1¢ has visited the sacked t ner estmount arrived Thursday { < . Louvain as the Euest as Cr : SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE reaching here, was| worthy advices I Keele I still intact at noon The Germar 4 "9 were bombarding both the city and § fortifications ie de de dee ob ob Tr structive nexr Vossberg, i The villages of Hove, Herssel and | aiicrnoon from Fort william, with ! $ : ; Vieux Dieu have all suffered heavily ia cargo of grain; tug Emerson ar-! 4 3 > in armored car; he has been in Aix | GREAT BARGAINS They are deserted, and many of their| rived with the barges Quebec and |} B vO 4 la Chapelle to see the havoc of { there; and has seen some of. tl » | 1 MODEL T FORD, 5 ER, FULLY EQUIPPED, 'IN FIRST ! houses, especially the poorly con- | Winnipeg grain-laden. from Port | § PRR I ] structed homes of the workers, have | Colborne tug Bronson cleared with ' 4 fighting in th bistoric Aisne ANS Dr : "i TANK AND NEW TIRES been levelled to dust The scenes|two grain barges for Montreal: tus RE struggle : ] D ANGE AH » La HEL IPPED, IN FIRST CLASS OR~ among refugees of these villages and | Bartlett arrived with the barges Un- £0 ; le It IS a sausage grinder," 12 dee | WE oy iLk BE PLEA ) TO DEMONSTRATE ! "THER OF THESE towns are indeseribably pathetic | #a1a and Hamilton grain-laden, from ; : clared. "On one side are the F euch | "ARS TO INTERESTED PARTIES: NOW IS 2WURK CHANCE Families have been separated. Some | Pert Colborne, and cleared for Mon Po ARS La and allies app#rently willing to FOR A CHEAP CAR. have fled into Holland for safety | treal; the steamer Fairmount arriv p fice their iast man in de en - : . Others line the roads leading to the fed light, from Montrel, and clear- i al France; on i.e other are the Gi | Porritt Garage Co i united . - an > i . border. Weeping women are fran jue for. Fort William x m ahs seemingly phodigal of their | ' tically. seeking their missing chil Stemer Belleville due from Toron- Re 5 rillions of mea and money and BLY : fi RL turowing man after man into the! Always Open Phone 454 | | i Babies of tender years are{to and to cl for Montreal war dren. | - y toddling along the streets and coun Steamer Ray Stanton is at .Swift's % & « try roads weeping hysterically. Fam- | wharf : , rN a Hayes predicted a two-years' war ilies are utterly without information Steamer Aletha down from Piéton : There can be but one out ire, - rf of thé whereabouts of fathers, moth j on Thursday | HARMING ION DENT : ut it will be a long time enl.ne ° | i 3 | "Lngland won't begin to fight roa} ers, brothers or ssiters. Thousands | Steamer City of Ottawa arrived | 8 "Peg." | : ear p It Gra r nksgiving v, mat ys until spring.' : | . are hungry There has been no at-|{ from Montreal Ee hare ht P tempt yet to systematize the exo-| he following steamers passed | Th vm, _ ; | a sn -- dus of the non-combatants Many {up: Meaford, 1 p.m.; Arabian, 5 | dvantage the lavish : ature] F.'F. Campbell, a Sarnia business un % en m S , | i are stolidly remaining in their homes | man, received word that his brother ! pm.; Bickerdike, midnight, Wed {has showered upon her --grace . 2 hopeless, despairing, prepared to ac-|nesday; Port Colborne, 4 am.: J form divine, and an unequadl ent. James Campbell, a British S, It bh -¥ cept death as inevitwble. | H. Plummer, 6.30 am.. Calgarian, | AT nt for swimming and divin artillery officer, was killed mm the bat Hi h li Coats * huts t id |The Universal Film company, ever He of the Mouse I 1} Tr 2 18 est Qua ity, i ks ai i an eamer addington passed down | nr. gressive, will present this great | he Smith's tll eounel as ap " SOUND FINE WHEN LEARNED. |4 Montreal from the Welland can in ors Y iit oh 52s oR jointed Gebrge E\Mitchell, Toronto, | : L t F 1 : al at midnight Wednesday {the Grand Opera' House far a run | Cif of police, a' salary of 3900 } Owes rices. | Halliday s Electric Shop | | | | ! nr t m + I'here is one place to buy Properly Pronounced. {8.30 a.m., Thursday | Thursday, Oct.' 8th, matinee daily | Children's Coats. One place} y.inimeton Star | Steamer Colonial is at the King. | ind evenings. |, ©. |Rise flour where The following list gives by phone-|stin Shipbuilding wharf on her way I? en Lire Moet i Mishop, Brockvile, and | tic spelling the pronunciation of the|to Montreal. "Peg O' My Heart, dirs. Martha A. Walker, Cardinal,were ' united in marriage at Algonquin. on names of Polish and Russian towns| ------ | = . J : J figuring 4 Overtures For Peace, For Thank ving day, matinee | Puesda COMFORT STY. and rivers which are figuris i i "p » ' LE, a nas i Ohta tt R : jand night when "Peg 0' My Heart" | Bete news despatches from the easterr London, Oct. 8.--A. E. W. Mason {comes to the Grand = Kingstonians - WORKMANSHIP theater of war abroad. The combina- | former member of parliament and! ip see the comedy which has made | Bn i grav, vl RHEUMATISM GOES tion of letters ZH is intended to re-| novelist, writing to the London 'le g By AND PRICE present the usual English SH, but! gr aph, says: ly Such 40 deep impression on New | with a deeper and harsher sound. | "There js no doubt whatever that PYor of the ea] xithout any sugges-| \ combine to make buying|The letter H Ioflawinz O o A makes | already overtures have been 'made by | iect matter which has taken a more] IF HOOD S IS USED . Slthe O long and the A broad: Germany to the United States gov 1 tr { y r : RAR i : r les g& 8 tt - ---- easy. We have always Praemysia-- Prahay-meesl, ernment 10 i ntervene in the present | paris. Harter dane "the auth] The genuine old relishle Hood's shown the best m children 8 ag - Mosh-tchee-ska B iY is very likely they were m ade | ; Ao has ular yeni - Jor sora be Sarsupusilla els Hse Hy fondi- coats, This Year our collee- Czenstochowa -- hen Stolk ob- with a view of throwing upon Great {ay from ny ation ously Hon of the bleed in, LX va, (German, '*"Tzenstochoff"') Brit th i f re . | who VS X o . i tion is simply grand. T hey Kalisa -- (New Grossgarten, Kahl-| oe an hey will bo al, Ad, a | thin ay en is without duit the | tism because it cleanses the blood. k: are all in,.ready for the early | eesh. ! re a amaie Sua theatrigoors | , It bas been successfully used for If you are looking for i a stylish, comfortable and good y . a | Lublin -- Loogb-leen. | Dr.:A. W. Bell, secretary of the !\ii have t f forty years in many thousands of |... r s for d see « > by * buyers. Ww e Ww ill Save couts Rawa Ruska -- Rah-va Roos-ka { Canadian Industrial exhibition, Win- | By tari eames pportunity of sosing | aces the world over. : ear ing sho for fall, call an 1 see our line. This season 5 en | There is no better remedy for skin | line of tans is exceptionally attractive, for any not readv fo pa rat Kurniki -- Koor-ner-kee. nipeg and well known throughout | 1p created a most favorable im- ' v Jaroslaw -- - Yahr-os-lahf, {Ganada, died suddenly of apoplexy. | yression in the rote during the past| and blood diseases, for loss of appe- Or if looking for Working shoes, remember we Rave fi once. Rezesow --- Rzhays-off. - Re kid . lai ; . a } season fulfilling the most sanguine; tite, rheumatism, stomach and kid- : fa : Mineizieht lick Ohl ay b expectations of Oliver Norosco who| ney troubles, general debility and all | & comple te range. Opole Oh-pol bys | 4 a enggged the young woman. ills arising from impure; impover- Try us for vied repair, work. Myszinee -- Mistch-in-yetz i the diseased parts by the ished, devitalized bidad. os Rit x y Wlogeclawek -- Velhtz-lah-veek. | . the At London Lieut.-Col. Sir Williaa It is unneeessary to su x a 2 ; Warsaw -- (Russian, "Varshava" stops Shears a roat and | Henry P. Carington, keeper of his | treatment at once: Cet a hottle o aH NY mr ; s Hodd's Sarsaparilla from your near- Sd Vahr-soff. . ancatly cures Catarch and | majesty's privy purse since ~ 1910, free. | You will be pleased ; 7 LT EK . Ponsh and Russian Names Music If} Steamer Tagona passed dows ator "three days commencing , on{ . 'N eo N\ Eliminate Kitchen worries, use Whit ming « , use White --- Cracow -- (German "Krakau") Apt fe sabi Seen A Tove. was found dead in bed. He was| est druggist. CLOTHING COMPANY Krghkoft. . 3 Sdmanges, Sates & Oo, ie born in 1845. with the results,

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