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rm ' PAGE GREATEST MINE IN THE WORLD IS MANAGED BY A CANADIAN !r. W. A. Carlyle, Son-in-law of Mr. Baht. Speir, Lindsay, is Chiefof The Rio ’l‘into In Tuesday’s Mail and Empire the following article appeared cencerning' It. W. A. Carlyle, son-in-law of Mr. Rom. Spier of this town and well known to many here : “Some day I may return to Can- Outside of the King and ms auwsâ€" era there is probably no one man who wields a. greater influence in Spain to-day than Mr. Carlyle. When his appointment to the man- agement of the Rio Tinto Mines Was announced some four years ago it was hailed with delight by Canadians as something in the nature of a na- tional triumph. Mr. Carlyle was at {hart time manager of the great Le as something in the nature or a na- tional triumph. Mr. Carlyle was at that time manager of the great Le Roi Mine at Rossland. The Rio Tinto Mine is the largest in the world. It is controlled by an English syndicate, and is situated in the south of Spain, the seaport, of the company being at Heulber, the port. from which Columbus sailed On his voyage to discover mine is sixty miles inland, and is reached by railway. workmen. The daily, 3, plan W’ of debt.- l: . AN ENORMOUS OUTPUT The Output of the Rio Tinto is about two million tons or ore a year, half: of which is shipped to Europe and America and sold for copper and sulphur values. About five per cent. of the ore is treated by smelting to blister copper in the latest type of American smelting plat. The balance is treated 10- cally by leaching with water a meth- od distinctive to a few mines in the south- of Spain, and in no other part of the world. Every twenty-four hours seven million gallons of copper iiquor from these leaches are run into Ballads filled With pig iron and _ _..-..:..:4-+o'd known as cement. copper, wmcn, wuu copper blister, is sent to the com- my a refimng plant in Wales. 'l'ho' cunmy tgxms out about PICKLING REQUISITES fight)“ mmfim pounds 0 a m. and 1t is one of JEM JAR RDSGS, 5c, 100 doz. PARAFINE WAX, RESIN and BEESWAX (for sealing). SPlC LESâ€"our are the b st pro- curable. We have tnem separate or mixed, whole or ground. VINEHAR -â€" the strongest Proof, being the strongest made will keep pickles indefiintely. CORKS-â€"all sizes flat and long DUNOON ’5 found are 11,000 men on the pay- he Rio Tinto, comprising 75 men on the stafi in charge of ents. Mr. Carlyle says he 16 the Spaniards excellent I. They receive their pay plan which is found to work. it tends to keep the men out Drug Store copper the King and his advisâ€" copperfwhiéh, with sent, to the com- of copper )ig iron and precipitatgd, the largcjt Palmer, 3, Dana u-ated at McGill extremely well t ing engineer in derground Work under him. uuuv- “â€" When Mr. Carlyle assw of the Rio Tinto he was labor troubles, and was to settle several strikes. and now matters are mc smoothly, and the men satisfied. _- ' *â€"- - ~ I'- vc+ Hwy, The Rio Tinto was m's the Romans over twenty years ago, and is rich lore. ' {A N -â€"Four bulky bluebooks, which were I issued this week, containing the reâ€" port" of the Commission of Enquiry? into the South African War and the‘ evidence given before it, have dis- closed a state of afiairs hardly less serious than that disclosed by the re- port of the historic Commission of Enquiry after the Crimean War. The London papers have devoted pages to it as well as columns of leading art- icles. It must suffice to say that all the attacks on the War Office, which were made ddring the war, when in those months of constant defeat charges of every kind of criminal negleCt were made against it, have been fully justified by this report, which shows that worse charges and more numerous ones might justly have been brought. -â€"George Moin, an employee of the G.T.R. from Winnipeg, was brought to the Emergency Hospital, Toronto Saturday night, suffering from a broken thigh. While employed re- pairing the fire box of an engine at the foot of Spadina avenue, several -1-_~ ‘1‘“ TWICE TOLD TALES News pauxus vuv --_- the foot of Spadina. avenue, several freight cars were shunted along the track, striking the engine. Moin Was doubled up by the moving engine and beSide the break it is thought he has sustained Serious internal injuries. â€"Both in official and revolutionary circles the Opinion is freely held that war between Turkey and Bulgaria. is imminent, and can be averted by nothing short of «a. miracle. It is not expected that either Government will §formally declare hostilities. but that {the prevailing conditions will force V“ n- - -V- â€"The government has decided on Thursday, October 15, as Thanks- giving Day, the same time as last year. Previous to that time Thanksâ€" gjv'ing Day was generally held in N02 vember. There was copplaint that it'msztoo late in tha‘se'asom, ahd last year the date in October was -â€"By the bursting of a. throttle valve on the engine at Sutherland- Innes Stave Factory St. Thomas, Charles Hood, the engineer, was so Eéevgi-ély“ scalded that he may not re- :‘éo'xjer. ‘ i‘.‘i-‘â€"‘-A'”fine of $100 and costs was 1e}?- .‘ied‘-‘by the Siratford police magis- trate, on a man named Levi, a. Fulâ€" larb’ farmer, for terrible cruelty to a child which had been placed in his care; The informtion was laid by the Perth Humane‘Society. ~James 'fizger, brakesman, was killed inst'nntly on the track near New Enmmrg between} and 5 on Sunday afternoon. ~There was a wreck of an extra freight train near the village and he had been sent 'back :by the conductor on the wrecked [train to flag the express. It is said jthat he had been on the road a-good épart of Saturday and on Sunday up {to the time of his death, and had up- gpnrently dropped asleep. The engin- xâ€" ~-_.- Alum} ywvuV-J vâ€"vvrr-" , eer of the express saw some object on the line, but thought it was an ash heap dumped from an engine. As soon as he recognized what. the ob- itruction was the air-brakes were thrown on and the engine Merged, but too late. as the locomotive struck him. He was dead when pick- ed up, horribly mangled. The de- ceased man's home was 'in Hamilton. -â€"A despatch from Aden, Arabia, w â€"r, â€"'__,_, ceased man's hvonie win 'in Hamilton. â€"A despatch from Aden, Arabia, seems to explain how the Find Mul- lab of Somalilamd has constantly re eeived supplies of arms and ammuni- tion in spite of the otl'orts made. by Great Britain time and again to su- press this traflic. The supply of war materials which has enabled 'the' {an- atical ruler of uncivilized tribesmen to successfully resist the work of British troops has been conclusively traced to a London firm, which has been shipping them by way of Mar- seilles to Jibutil. Since the operaâ€" tions against the Mullah began in Somaliland the English firm has sent three million rounds of axnmunition uu-v' _--_, to be used 'égainst British éroops. in addition toga great mumm- of rifles. The quion"‘nbi in what” this of The World Condensed Into Brief Paragraphs W811 I“\â€"- yle stated that Mr. Canadian boy, who grad- IcGill in his year, is doing well there. He is the minâ€" er in charge of all the un- Work, and has 2,600 men 'ica.‘ " T315 Rio Tinto and a half to nine mil- in dividends, according world, being _ only assumed chart;8 was beset With was called upon ces. This he did we moving along Inen are highly first worked by nty-six hundred :h in historical firm will be proseCuted 0n charges of treasml. â€"Joseph Lambert, of Armaston was ‘jincide'ntally killed on the Canada Atlantic Railway track, about five miles west of Renfrew. He was walking on the track and being very deaf did not hear the train. 39 “WW3mWWWfl3WW3W3‘W -Duga.1d Leitch, aged 32 of St. Thomas, a brakesman on the Michâ€" igan Central Railroad, while setting a. block switch at Amherstberg had his right foot taken OR by a train. -The Grand Trunk Railway at Princeton, near Woodstock, was blocked for several hours on Sunday through a rear-end collision between two ireights, which occurred about midnight. A regular freight which had pulled in on the main line track afterwards received orders to take switch to let another train pass, and while backing up to make siding at Princeton, was pitched into by a‘ special freight train at perishable goods, and her ten cars were smash- ed. took fire and were destroyed. A brakesman named Barrow of Stratâ€" f‘ord. who was sent down the track to flag and place the semaphore against the incoming train, was bhd- 1y burned by oil, caused by the ex- plosion of an oil tank. The fireman and engineer of the incoming train jumped wken within sixty yards 0‘ the week. The accident is said to have been caused by the engineer of the incoming train not seeing the order of the brakemnn of the regular freight train. â€"A serious accident happened to a freight train on the Erie and Huron division of the Rte Marquette l-ine Friday night about a mile and a halt south of Tupperv'ilie. The axle of a. tank car. In some way the wreck took fire and exploded. The explo- sion was head for miles around" Several of the train crew hud nar- row escapes in their efforts to save oar tank laden with crude oil for the Sarnia Railway broke, and a car laden with naptha crashed into the the rolling- stock. Despite their ef- forts five freight cars were burned. “Why don't you can him 7 He must eat his value in 3 month, twice told. He’s spavined, hide-hound. nearly blind ; He's twenty it he's one day old. You never work hhn. WMt on earth you keep the brute tor I can't see; Your other homes. young and sound Seem to {are me u tell u "1"11 tell you, neighbor, why I keep Th1: old horse, though ho’élame half blind. Onceâ€"he don' t look lfke it now, I ownâ€" He was a good ham. sound and kind, Ho hadn’t one hat! trick god worked In some instances more. price of one. With t m Wyn” in. mm, Watch Graham Grow The Old Farm Horse Reductions Average One Half 3 more. Take the hint, and get your new Suii With the approaching end of summer, cost am Final Reductions Reached on all Summer Clothing, I And he could trot ;' though he toiled He wa's as lively as a trout. “When I first took this farm shares-â€" I own it now all free and clearâ€"â€" ’Twas twenty year or more ago. Then land was cheap enough round here. It was hard scratching with me them For I had little cash or stock, And thotgh the soil was fairly good.- ’Twas sprinkled pretty thick with “Old Dan, there, was a little foal; I raised him, led him. broke him, too ; Put his first harness on, and soon Obedient to my word he grew. I never saw a steadier horse ' Before the harrow or the plow ; He'd work. yet scarcely turn a hair, Although he is soo feeble now. leased ; This sorely crippled me in purse ; The next my crops failed out and out. And matters went from bad to worse. My milch cows died ; at length I had To give a. mortgage on the place: I sold my team. but still kept Dan, Though ruin stared mo in the face. “I nought, one year. the land I'd “But I'd touched bottom. though ’twu deep, And things nt least began to I worked hard, pinched, crops turned out well : Where once I owed I now could lend. ' And Dan had proved 3 friend in need Friends when you're town ere precious few. No, Dan. old boy, I won't forget How hard you toiled to pull nae through. ”And you see, that Dan and I Hove known the up: and downs of life together. I'll not part with him, Neither will Mary-that's my wife The children too. love poor old Dan. Though luling {at in wind and limb. When he was young he helped me out, And now he's old, I'll stick to Spruce up a bit, Sir, for Labor day, and should you need anything new remember this is a. Union Store selling Union Nude Clothing, Hats Caps and Fungi-hing. Our Store will Close on labor Day. rock. King Clothier. East of Benson House. 1.- “I 11:5; 01‘ III ,I I‘. » Not a Mltlwl uerulous (37.3 1‘, ‘5 does 1E>F1L r1? 1'01‘7 ‘:--â€"'j .A Port Perry Fair Grounds having been WW for the erection of A Large “li‘y'aporator Onwand fife} Sept. 15? All ran WATCBMAN-WARDER, Men’s $2.00 Fedora Hats for Men’s 75c Fancy Col. Shirts Men's 50 and 75c Underwear for Men's 4 ply Collars for . Men's Silk and anin Neckties for I lars bring‘ ‘théil’ Value where Store m. It is p! m layperson m details w I, being at u lthat the 1 ' convey imp: Vision-cm wane quue minted with ”he Canada Perma 'estem Canada Mt Corporation. “1 HOPKINS, Agent atfjl M Simon he .f the planet : before ( Mich Hospital arequired to 11 5e 9W nearc: I, but those (u! ll "canals" C minted Wit 3. frobabl . and never rlikely has state which NY to loan at very 1d 3! time. and terms to I’- m Corporation Mon of four coma '3 “Dita md 9.3901 my Million, 1- prepq '- Priute funds 1! pi at?“ Cnn Ill (0611‘ Newco: .H. H Sho“ mauc