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Mumwm 33%; g m IN m0; Collision Of! lulo of WI‘M dim: Dmod In Heavy Ollsklm ’ mnndor Among flu Drown- [35 odâ€"chols Wm "moaning {2’ In an Dnrk â€" Thou wm Escaped An flatly Stokfl‘t- magnum 3113., April 4. Army men. 1nd}: ding _Lieut. Middleton. thirty-Six British Seaman Want 4 Down to booth. en. The. smaller naval vessels were in {the gnidst of an attack on their big- ger consorta when the disaster occur- ited. 'The entire fleet was under mash ad lights and in the absolute darknas fi'l‘iger was suddenly struck s uare ‘dehips by the Berwick. The 8 up - -...- of this vessel cut the destroyer taro as if she had been made of -- --.~The!orwatdhnltsunkinstan- - quay, and the sea became dotted th strugglinfiemen. Most of them, - er. sank fore help could reach Fl. - Lieut. William E. Middleton was on bridge at the time of the disaster went down with, the forepart of .5hip. The Ti had a comple- We!59menanjvzuo!400tons. 1‘ 7 3“- five 8 ma Oman? UL huU ww‘uvuv- “The Berwiek flew up out of the blackness and seemed to fall on us," , add this man. “The noise of the im- pactwasnot eat, butinaiewse- ”we were tipped in halves. 'Fire d We! the Tiger reared 11 ea frightened horse and then neath the mes. , The engineer utemnt. who was. in the engine .1104 the afterwt. shouted. “All on deck E‘ but owingto the hiss-l cf the ‘eteam and the noise of the engines; many obuld'not hear‘him.‘ at: "we did realize what‘thaa hap- ned-we made-hantie efiorts to get deck: mm: was pantingdown to, thehold-in great torrents and it has. all we foould .do' to makeeour ' y‘agajnst it. Everything happened 'th‘startlinx suddenneSS. , A minute two after the collision we were ' ' 3 past the‘18erwiek in the full file: of the searchlighte. The neg; ' g I remember is being 6.: to One of the rescuing beats, a befinscious condition." ' ? Ben-wick wag gne‘of the .four 'LL AL- _ 1 Sell Sixty Foot. Boflevflle. April Graphs“ John- kon.~8§yem of 336,311 amp! co! the Lehigh Cement Oo.'s works. . 011 ofi a gold 60 teethigh to the ground. ' injuries consist o: a fractured tbl smashed knee-cap, injured arm an shou}der, scalp wounds and in- ternal imuxies. ‘ ' Joseph Webb of Trenton was knock- ed down and run over b a car near the coal chutes while a muting and Denies the Charge. _ Chatham, April 4.+Cha ed wifli wilfully setting the Joy 0111 at Mit- fhefl’s Bay on fire and thus causmg t to be destroyed, Cephore Cedar of Dover-Township was yesterday after- £3)“ arraigned in the County Crim- l Courtr where he. denied the charge. He was remanded. Since the recent fire detectives and constables have ‘worked‘hard, Cedar is a Preach yputh. 9f abou‘ 20 years, and reqmres an interpreter. - New‘York, Apr-:1 br-«Jnurgurg mu games B. Regan, proprietor of the otel Knickerbocker, damaged her reputation by saying he had requested her and E. B. Thomas, with whom she was at supper in the grill room in that-hotel early on Tuesday morning, to leave the place, Mrs. Evelyn Nes- bit. Shaw Saturday brought suit for libel egainstyr. Began, asking dam- iges 01350.90!)- Mnhiéh;«-A:pfi1 6.-An abrupt ending gas the fate of an adventurous auto- mobiletour which wasflplanned. from Frankfort to India. The start was made‘Saturday, the machine carrying Rudolph H. Zabel, an’ author; of Ber- lin, and ’his wife andchmffeur. Not hr along in thejoumey the automo- bile; collided with a txee and was to- tally wrecked. Frau Zabel had he»: jaw broken, 394-me arm was .‘broken. 74255517 austained 3 ae-7 1“. saiériréecued m knock 5 ll‘cvuav;vuo - -__, Berwick was one of the four miners that visited Quebec with the ’rince of Battenbm‘g’s squadron two 'ears ago. ‘lSER WRECKS DESTROVER 13614:: April é.â€"cparging that ‘4- -l LLA‘ Evotyn Charges Lib“- Journey's Abvupt Ending- a; 833m of 400 tons. aecued from the Tiger account of the gccgde‘x‘zt. Local Option Election Ma Lead to In Duel Being Foug . Uniontown, Pa... April 8.â€"William MI. Likins. proprietor of The People’s Tribune. the prohibition organ of th'u county, lodged information yesterday .mn anhqe John Boyle, chargin rga Titlow,” reprietor of the note v Wm: 'with challen’gi him to t a duel. Titlow is one of the prominent citizens of Uniontown; so is Likins. This episode is a devel- opment of .the hot campaign now be- ing waged 111 this county for the nomi- mion of candida' tee for the Legisla- who, when elected, will vote on a inwhichhesaidhewishedto re- Titlow had said amounted to an‘ ex- ion of shame over being eng the business of selling liquor. Some other scarifying things were printed about Titlow in connection with his accumulation of money through selling whisky that wasrathâ€" er calculated to rasp his feelings. That this rasping was done is prov- ed by Titlow visiting Likins Saturday in his office and personally challenging him to a duel with rifles at 25 paceS. Likins was given until Thursdav of next week to decide whe- n“ M ham. nr flunk. In case of the at 25 paces. Lnuns was given ...__ Thursdav of next week to decide whe- ther to fight or flunk. In case of the latter, Titlow engaged to post him as a coward. Likins says Titlow nam the weapons and distance and appear. ed to wish to arrange for all details except the, funeral. Titlow weighs 250 pounds and is a crack sho’g._ Likjn weighs about 130 ~â€"-â€"--â€"~AnM “‘3,“ R except “15,1uucsm. Titlow weighs 250 pounds and is a crack shot. Likin weigh about 180 and says his only experience with a rifle was acquired by occasional hunt- ing trips when he lived in Kentucky. Make: Good impression on Witness Standâ€"Verdict Toâ€"morrow. - Detroit, April 6.â€"â€"Unless something nnioreseen turns up, Percy Bowin, who is on trial on the charge 40! mur- dering Catherine Welch last J anuary. will know his fate, by 'hlesday ht. Bowin was on the witness-stain in his own defence all da , and until lgte Saturday night. 3 told prac- ticall the same etc on the stand “-‘ - WA in his confessior} late Saturday night. he tom prac- tical! the same etc on the stand that e told in his confession to Chief of Detectives McDonnell and other police emcers. except that he now declares that he did not kill Moth- er Welch. He says she wantedhim to. 0 out o; the city with her and gave rings to purchase a suit of clothes and pay hrs expenses to anrother “xii MIA Assistant' Prosecutor Grose wm cross-examine Bowin today, and if he does not break down but sticks to his present story he stands a. good chance to escape punishment. Grose will go after Bowin hammer and tongs and make every effort to break down his story. The defence has produced several witnesses that have testified that they saw Mother Welch alive talked to her 18 hours after the police say Bowin confessed that he had killed Bound Foerovil’s Island. 4 Montreal, A April 6.â€"Kid McManus. wanted in France to answer to a charge of having been implicated in the robbing of $12,000 in cash and checks from a vault in the 'omee of the American Express 00., in Paris. in 1901, will have to fight against extradition. This was decided Batu;- da . it will probably mean a life sen- tence on Devil’s_ Island. Both his ac- complices inthe express robbery wage £18 re ywmun’, e... ...... v in male attire. Major is wanted by the authorities of Saugerites, N. Y. on 'the charge of horse stealing. Not un- til 1the pair fell into theh hands of the thewomgn’s sex revealed. E5808 said W“she had been traveling in guise for several weeks, saying- -she and her companion found this a rnore convenient and cheaper manner to travel. Traveled In Mala Attire. Readin Pa , April 6. -â€"Je Vliek of fiimgstomNY mrfiwafi Major were ”attestatin by the_ pqligg an . ft will probably mean a life sen- tence on Devil’s_ Island. Both his ac- complices in the express robbery were sent there. though one of them, Eddie Guerin, an Englishman, escaped. Victoria, Apfiilfir-Judge-hvingpin the Supreme V .Oonrt -». awarded $1,000 against Aid: Medan, riot having sat at the aldermanié board during 1907 when he was not properly qualified. Ald. Meston was the head of the local ‘Mormers" in the council, and was reâ€"elected‘ this‘ year, when suit was brought against him, asking dam- cHALLENGEB HIS ENEMY. Santa Barbara, 031,, April 6.-Ed- ward B. Spaulding, a banker of Buf- falo, N.Y., who spends‘his winters at. Santa. Barbara, where he has exten- sive business interests, was thrown from; his buggy on Saturday and sus- tained concussion of the brain and :hher injuries, which may result. fat- y. I '7 r _ - . , ages. Winnipeg‘ Doctor ‘Knested. , V,Win'ni ;” Aprfl'6;+e‘-Dr. F.’ M: Chap. aowm MAY ESCAPE. An Alderman F lned; Banker 'Fatafly Hun. In M610- Attire. Health, Gives Up Offlco. ET’ITHAS 11135101151) King Edward Still Abroadâ€"Asquith summon“! to Matt HI: Majesty tt BImiuâ€"aniu’s Long Painful Queerâ€"Ministry Ridgm T»â€" No Official Standout In R.- urd to Cabinet Chang“. London, April 6.â€"â€"It wu oficidly announced last nightfhfl tho Kins hu.accepted the MOD-.013“ Henry Campbell-83mm the s British Prenner. . Sir Henry'- gondi‘tiog mum un- , _I___:.l_-' [or of the Exchequer, and the lggter ng will start for Bimitz, where the is sojourning, probably taxis afternoon. " ‘ -‘- A -- n .nflf. 18 BUJquumg, ..... J _, The Chanoefior, who has been set. ing Premier in place of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, called a meet- ing of the Cabinet yesterday morning to submit the Premier's resignation and discqu the 'course of business. Lord Bosebery gave up qfioq b.1895 has its dramatic phase, {or as he passes from the stage the mixed forces which he held together as a party appear also to be approaching the end? ofipolitical poyer. , ,,1 IL L__ van v- 'â€"â€"- The Bannerman Government, it has been stated, combined‘too many fac- tions, and too many fads. all the ele- ments of opposition to Conservatism and of ”discontent united to make common cause against the old Gov- ernment. and when joined together in an administration, a working team of Home Rulers, Laborites, Socialists. Liberals. Imperialists andVLittle Eng- - lenders was found nigh impossible. But it speaks much for "Banner- man's leadership that this disintegn-u' tion of his party? has gone on so much more swiftly since the attack of heart troqble; which oqcugted‘. tagt ital! in”, L,L-In_ ._. Bristol, where he had gone to fnh‘ke '5' political speech, removed him from‘ the possibility of active leadership. - ' Sir Henry was not-only the leader of the House of Commons, but also its (ether, for he ‘represented Stirling without interruptibn eyer since he entered the House m 1868 at the age of 32. Throughout his political life he has been a consistent and staunch advocate of radicalism, and his poli- tical faith has nev_er_ wagered; He. did not derive his politics tram his fam- ily, however, !or his'father, Sir James ‘Oempbell, a prosperous glass met- chant. was one of the most <18de adherents of the "Tory party in Scot» land.” while his brother sat for years in the House of Commons on the Con- servative side. When_ he first. stood nu_I:__ SIB H. CAMPBELL-BMW. as a Liberal candidate for Stirling. 'young Campbell was tvitfed" with he allegiance to the other side, but he retorted that loyalty to their political .faith ran in the family. and that as his father was consistent in hieToq- ism, he would be consistent in his Liberalism. f ' He had a varied experience in Gov‘ ernment. holding the positions of Fin- hncial Secretary to the. War Ofice tWice, Secretary to the Admiralty‘i for a. brief .tim’e‘tin 1884-6, Chi'effSee- retary for Ireland. 'At thét trying period the Irish members madm- ing all their eflrota to making 9mm almost untenable. but Mr. Barr neman _01€ .agsurned the name 0! his A_-_...-- an 9 ll goou “Lu nuu .m, He came more prominently before the public eye when he took ofiloa as Secretary for War in Gladstone’s last Government. His great administra- Club!) "as vâ€"w--__._., tire. but he yielded to the War Min- ister’e tactful pressure and resigned. Four hours after the formalities had eminent was efeawd on the cordite‘ vote and resigned. The duke then wished to retract his decision, but it was too late. ‘ A long period of depression for the Liberals fonmd. and when Sir Wil- 'Iiam Vernon-Harcourt resigned the leadership of the party by a. unaniâ€" mous vote of the party, Bannermen ”was chosen“ in February. 1899, .to be its leader, ‘ ‘ .1, :th ‘LA .n‘ 153 lcuucu. . Although so long anticipated, the ac- tual announcement of the Premier’s resignation had not , been looked: for Some day! yet, and comes somewhat unsurpnsetothoeountry. Sir gem-1’s condition had 'show}: sotpe Abroad â€" with 7 y named Mu-‘Johni P0 noon. ' He. did Whih, “ 20 um gmd was lynch '13 “m' ad by“: niob oifiefifi-flve men out- Iames side the‘ limits of Bay Mined» Hair 5 mer- nj‘ht, ' ”$31011; ms... Apdl.6.-John m .. am}. ,#- ._... Iflntma wutardnv u]: for a report from umax dual Meredith. md also anwgfinion 11 Crown Counsel Blacks Aeoomptn the solicitution i complete , boxy of ‘tho oonvic obnonhnnnt until an 1 should be dorded to £111? eons 1U: um All - v“...â€" placed as a trophy on the tomb of Constantine. the non of Paul the first. A Revoiver Accidont. Vancouver, April 6.â€"â€"On Saturdqy night E. Dyson Currier, a gnu-at. at the Badminton Hotel, was exammmg ‘a. Colt automatic revolver and accl- dentally shot himself, being wounded - ,L_II_. ‘5.“ an}, Annoornufilv. Th0 constituency. V Stole Key From Car's Tom!» 81;. Petemburg. April 6.â€"Robbers entered the cathedral of the Petros pnlovak fortress. which contains the tombs of 'the Russian Emperors. and stole the enormous key of the'Gueor- gpieoqk fortress in Poland. which was , L_-_L_ -_ um lamb of Gen 1' Duvv _._-'_' gainfully but not dangerously. ullet passed through the side a mouth, emerginznear neareth right Currier came from Ottawa and been in Vancouver two years. Bomb In Sultan’s Harem. Paris, April 6.â€"A deapatch Constantinople to The Math! that a bomb was found in the 1 031.11.; pwaiiic-strickan. Many 91} the women have 'disappwedo find Stolon Bust. Tin Lvfiih‘nl’i FOR REPRIEVE. I a robber who 13°“ prince 19nd Item I nwfisonmont With me V 33°: the at o ninetaila. nun thin week were 8‘ $211? van, â€"â€"â€"â€"1 he side of the the fish? 9”,; and eufiuchfi "3 Tomb.- Mon tram ifatin Gays n the harem from B101 1T ELECTIONS DEFIED'THE ‘POLI'GE Polllng In Portugal For New Chambcfof Deputies. The eflofll oi the secret pohee in in ting the trendy oi Feb. I, when Gale: and the con prince were Ihot down, have develop- ed epperen conclusive evidence pnbiieen-ooeiety, in-eplte oi the to- um 01 the Republican leaders. he editors oi the newspepere who insist. thet; the accomplices oi Buise. the men who killed the loaf, be brought to justice, are receiving etters threat ‘ them with death. K1118 Manuel has leit the Neceaelo 'dadea Pence only once emoe the uâ€" e to the Ajudu rm to visit u, manomer. Queen Maia Fla. The election: which were conducted may with an excepfion d mi- nar.disorden in some 0! the d13- dumcu, were tailored by docked ' “rig!!! rioting, which was oqu put :Socialhts at Central Park- :efim] central Yahoo Batu: y todiB- «.3; 2. 031.5. 5:...- 3... $259 .3. goal-no.5! .2. 98.3 $.30. .d Ci .lflumnol in... r< it'lkozan 021.5 2.. stones and mm m at hmdogfiflfi OW My 333$“wa 'toj're‘upou them, till- hapdwoundingennmhudthun. At a late hour most at the shouting. With the exception of minor din- ordera at AnJoe end Alountuu. the elections passed off quietly throng - outthe conntry,sobrupresentad- vices indicate. In this city dig; occurred the unhir methods vere being udopted. Up to midnight counting had not oommanoed in my 01 the districts. Strong lice guards were assigned to witch e urns throughout the night. No 'ontovnrd incident is reported from rto. The 1‘. boxes, according to the traditional custom, were installed in .the churches. finiqn'sinm Orangeville. April ‘-‘ a fewfldy-Y‘B ago ha} .‘e meme, up.» ‘. . a. few days ago has left the hills in the adjoining townships of Mono and Caledon bare. snd’ the sudden hard after the their will have s damsginfiuefiect on the. wheat and e crops, w 'chru'e lonely grown th .18 well u the new ammm cumm- ' eithernippod oflorturnodoui u v ‘u-euw...v a colored man, wliorwas foungegfilty of criminal assault on Sadie 0rd, his ten-year-old niece, to 23 months in Central, with twenty Distress In Philadelphia. Philsdelphis. April 7.â€"-City ooun~ oils wall be uhdthiswektosppro- prute not less then $50,000 to relieve the distress unearths Mod. Eve 's Che "and”. New Yo: , April 3.â€"-’l‘he suit mnnhnent In Wm K m Himself to the WERE CALLED OUT Frost Injures Grain. .Th. Kl“. Con- ,â€"'rhe flag! 9’ y t nan been an 33’ W ":3: n . appear bed that scion: and [opted- uken to the T hpd _not ed ave: him 429mm. Smith is a med to town. hflinl One Shot Dead, Two FlvcaHour Battle. WILD SCENES IN MONTREAL Veteran Book Agent Racists Arr-«t on Trivial Ohmâ€"Barricade. Himself In Homo-Us» Rifle With Dud- )y Elect - Smoke and WM Fahd to Ohio“. Himâ€"Wu Finally/Shot by the mm. several thousand surrounded this house and witnessed the most straw nous eflort to make an arrest in the bigger-y o! t1h_e Montreal force. n _._AA-‘n- III-LUNA; v. "v â€"vâ€"v_v_, ,, , The trouble began late yesterday afternoon when Constables Foconlt and’Shea were sent to 3 Mance street with a warrant tor.the meat of Smith obtained by his landlad , Mrs. Pritch- ard. Focoalt atte to enter the house first and was met by Smith armed with a rifle. Without a word of warning Smith fired at Focoult, the bullet striking his forehead and lancing ofi. Shea was immediately bind and when Focoult tell. he bravely rushed in. Once more Smith fired, the bullet piercing Shea’s heart. Assistance was summoned. By the time it arrived Smith had barricaded the windows, of the‘ house, ap ’ every now and that at one ‘ "than armed with the rifle. Orders were 'van to capture him dive and this 6 lice at first attempted to do by ' ' him out.‘ ‘1» means proving intellectual. a _ rot hose wagons were summon- ed ' a nearby fire station. Streams were turned on from both hunt and rear and a volume of water peered divn. I!!! the revolvers of my men has: Main: away. After 3 few mo- ment: the firing was stopped. Smith vs no sign of lite. and the police decided to rush the place. This they did. meeting no opggeition. Smith was found lying on ' bed. end submitted to arrest without fur- ther resistance. During the fusilade of the police he hadbeenhitinthreep .thechin. breast end gun. Nope ot the wounds " fl-..- WWmmm tullyidenttfiod. 9W“ rouw Haw-w ‘â€" mhenndb " denoeoithefid' van calm?” intimated case had tgtho prise nut madeouhand Prison and the Lash. Brantfotd, April 7.â€"â€"At Police Court yesterday morning Police Magistrate Livingstone sentenced William Dyer, a colored man, who was found ' ty of criminal assault on Sadie 0rd. his ten-year-old niece. to 3 months in Central, with twenty . ALLEGED Praia FRAUD- the street. A3309} (int the (.3058 our SAWS, BUCK SAWS, AXES, AXE Huang Window Glass mnsm. con. mas.‘ mu. mu. mm 105. a J. GIDWARDS (0 Ontario Marble and Granite Works, Deniers in d1 kind- of Foreign and Do- mestic Mable and Gnlino Monument: om., of the but; design: und best§wo:k- maship. A call solicited. Intending purchasers an interview M: n _~n :_ ..;Z: 4.. thé basins-s. Luau; ‘5‘ .. Tho-dd nibble paints made : lead and oil, in the lam: ”fut. to be Ind in any qmtity. Ready Mixed Paints HARDWARE. Cenede’s greatest chin of high. grade Business ollegee, bested n: Pnnsosouoa Wow a Cu 'rox WALns'ros Omotvmu Genuine}: (anon the custom of business concerns ”dukes no mtion. phen, Bookkeepers and Telegn cumin greet demand in J , A“, September end October. 0 w more young people the: en other amusement in Ov mm. o mustbe e moon; write torit. fiance 10 r .nmsas ' We have Still on hand some good varieties of fancy as well as the old Blue Imperial Peas to give out to growers for seed. Those who intend growing and have neglected to arrange for their seed should write or at our office at once and have their order. Spring Term FOUNDED 1885. J. A. chone, Vice-Principal Geo. Spotton. - Principal Lindsny, Mach 2 _Peterhoru Business college W. H. CRESSWELL. Prop. confining 100.0136 maiuhighghtoOf North Ed! '6! Lot 3. U sion 10. Emily: mum 100m“. N9°§fl. HIV“ JV! ”W ' Pu c105!“ Farm MCUENNAN (0.. Formerly Creuyell ‘7 J grdan Extra h}. Ivy and clear. JAS. M. SQUIER 8: SON. SQUIER 8r. FLAVELLE. APRIL 1st [AIL COURSES ' 11-1 new 1 IXERS. F009 G'HOPPERS OPENS 26th, 1909. for Sale- GOAL llfllo “00 (clubs '6 I k; club