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© tion separating what formerly wale wo Jaren, ; thio whole day upwards of & £100 peop worked in the ruins, first Wallan wae among BZ to 3 rammed gathered, all eager to do what they could, threatened to interfere with the work, and had to be held back. It was here that of the saddest | . | scenes. occured. People who knew By sieht. o'clock I a learned that twas hp ad heen f | Migs Lily not whether friends or near rela-| the ¢rowd: which uiokly Toronto freights, tives were dead or alive, struggled ido were removed Again, there were oron mestings Honey between friends and fully preserved,' son, 26, of 287 Park ro | Potstboro, saleglady in the store. 274 William street, Peterboro; sales- 'lady in the store; Mrs. Fluabeth Rad nt ; e © 'dead and injured. was' Dat. much i longer than itis, Perhaps the. saddest, of the many sad: features of the dav afte the oases of Miss Dorothy Sigson and Miss Lily Boddison, sho were em- L ployed in the reddy anode dross +. goods department on the first story ¢ According to: Miss Ola Mulligan, cashier, who miraculously escaped almost uninjured, Miss Sisson bad ; 'Just started to go down stairs. Miss .-Bodison was waiting on Mrs. Eliza beth Brown, a customer, and Miss Agnes Tucker wap waiting on Mrs. J. A. Finlay: Wethout nay wari ing the first floor began to. sink, at 'first gradually, then sith a tremen : 'ous crash. Miss Malligan - found | tal. herself half buried in timbers, dust and bricks. Police Conetable Patterson was | Geo. standing on the corner. of George WARNED TO LEAVE MEXICO. President Wilson Calls 15,000 Am- {i ericans to Return to States. A: despatch from Washington Payst President Wilson proclaimed his new policy 'of non-interference in the Mexican situation before a joint session of the two Houses of Congress 'on 'Wednesday afternoon. The delivery of the address follow- ed President Wilson's decision no longer to wait upon Huerta's pol- doy of protrastination and, delay. The President, after = frankly 'ac- knowledging failure of the Lind mission, outlined the néw policy of. the United States towards Mexico, {tes namely---non-interference. President Wilson proposes to let. 1015. J. 0. Grew, chatge d'affaires in destiny. © He entertains the stron hope' that 'eventually: the pride. Huerta will be broken, and that |¢e all factions will realize the neces-. ey of yielding 'to the American had: demands. The President does not consider this new policy of non-interference as closing the door for . future American efforts towards a peade- ful solution of the present difficulty. In fact, he expressed the firm be- lief that not many days will elapse "'before we shall Ariamph as the friend of It is likely a ho United States will have "the co-operation of the of the' w id in the em-| Brown, widow; age 264 Hunter or Peterboro, a customer; Mrs. John Kely, age about. 50, wife of John Belig, a farmer near Norwood ; Alfred Cuff, age 85, a bricklayer, parsed, of Braidwod pronus, Boa £0 pO; 7 Pas Mag carpenter, of 175 Edinburgh street, Petorboro, "both legs broken and badly bruised and shaken 'up. Con- dition critical ; Mrs, Sidney Middle- ton, of Smith, badly bruised :and | 5. suffering from shock; Mrs, Agnes Tucker, formerly ' of Norwaod,: 4 a saleslady:i inthe store 'those mervi-{ BF, Dead, Miss Dorothy Verena. Sis: |, Po street, A. Boddieon, - age: 23; ot | ) f about 40, © eas wich NE 5 0. track, T ono. and No. No. 3,88 to Dated straw---$8 } 40, $8.50, ong Montreal Markets, Montreal, Sept. 2.--Oats, 4 ern, No. 2. 40 1-2 4188 d No. 3, $12 to NR - to 4io. Barley, Many 50 to: ing, 62 to 6dc. Buckwheat, No. 2 Jou, "Man, 8p! ng wheat pater stro : Winter patents, 1 ons a te straight rollers, $5 to $5.10; st lers. ba to $2.40, face badly bruised and out, The hore. foregoing injured are in the hospi- {to 815 The following sustained alight in. juries, usa able to get ground looted, Shearer, ' carpenter | George 'Curtis; 'bricklayer, ! City Hall, when the horses of one of the foyal carriages bolted; driv- ing 'the carfidge pole through tha e of the automobile. Princess, standing beside the auto- mobile, saw the Sungor, bed Princess' August William and dragged her to 'safety. Fines Sei LIGHT BREAKS IN. ------ pi Thoughtful Farmer Learns About | fo Tea and Coffee. Many 'people exist in a mors or less hazy 'condition and it often | ord takes years before they realize that and- coffee are often the cause oa the éloudiness, and that thers is 4 simple wag 1 lot the light break The Orown | rer for Toronto harbor. improvements. of the Order of and grab. {e478 ; ' unites ie Markets. : ae 2 a oo or = | 3 NO, 3 No, 1.Not N do. 380, % Setiows wea a of 1912. . L.: Pallowes, city. Vancouver, 'has hee result of water pl seed--| his eastern rep: HG v| found below the oniend the <its a loss of savoral lars. such an ex- 184: out le lot 0-83 years 1 bave ble in 1 Soma i various. forms. ring last 25 years 1 a Spb ous Solis un er. wo upon. me. "The best 'doctors I could' get | = all 'the medicines I Seliet buy : ly. gave gt temporary re. oe of climate was tried without results. I could not sleep | had rheumatism 'and my A or about indigestion nights, heart would palpitate at times so "THEY abled and 'more than | an: 'to. $8.25. watered, an Montreal, | Sept. 2.~Prime beeves, 6: $126. Sheer: PRLS Sita General. Heys, Shs The Servian Governin clined to co: with that it seemed it would jump out of | my-body.. "41 came to the conclusion' thst there was no relief for me and that