MORN ING IDA-ii.
: mouniio iiyiunv “"°‘°’“”‘ ‘ ° WW Ihviiss-1 l '"r1-1ici.A'rii:s'r Nsws _ CHAKLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY,
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OCTOBER 17, 19:3.
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Dm" -` 'A ' ‘ ‘ L ' K ' "' " ` " ' ' sAn»om.ivimsn IN Tavares
BDPEHYIQANBYMAIDIEIAD ANUI _
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SMEUIIS MUIINY UN MIIUNT TIMPL
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(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Octl 16.-A mnti started on the C. P. R. liner, Mon 'l‘eniDl0. t0‘df1Y. the men refusing sail Ou her claiming that she in 1| scaworthy. The ringleaders 'we tried before Judge Lancelot ri agreed to sail when the captain pr duced certificates of seaworthiness i Gund by the port warden and hloy surveyor.
NNNIVEIISIHT UE
NII’I]EEUN'S UEEEIT I
(Canadian Press) VIENNA. bet. is.---A spicniiiu ini
itary revicw was held here to-day cell,-liratioii of the battle of nation nt Leipslc, Oct. 16, iill_3, whim i, tween l|i0,00i) and 300,00() Aiistri liaiis, l"riissiuus. Russians, f-lwciln und Saxous defeated Napoleon,
(Canadian Press)
ny PARTS, Oct. 16.- Provisionl Pres-
;_\_l;i Hiiurta obtained a loan of $1
. 00 in Iaris, chiefly through the
H
I1- efforts of the chief of the Catholic
nfs Dnrty. It is understood Archbishop' 0_ iif thc‘ State of Mexico will noi ___ mm lwlruvc inrgcly on this account.
us `?°__"°`
TU SU TU MEXIMI
;--n ..~ ' , 'UL
E HEEPS HUEHTI IN FUENTI PEITN ENMUUS NTIIEET
(Canadian Press)
BAN DUMINGO, Oct. 16.-Rebels
in Puerto Plata refuse the treaty of peace and war operations have been resumed. Foreigners have been ad- vised by the government to leave
Puerto Plata.
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INILIT SUENES IIT
ENENCH WNNSHIP I I _'|].|| g`[|gp|'g|g
EIITUl_t MUITIIEEII
cunnir fun win nisilliu Iniiu ni i
1 A.
1*? si-I i n--__i
f i
(Canadian Press)
for shot putting, died here to-day typhoid fever.
scdfriiii
(Canadian Press)
n The iciiucst wiii i,r0i,,,\,iy hi. of lieiliss Hardy was mentioned in 1,.. ii , i _*_* '~_0_niiilicu with. i.ii<ciy_ one ortho thu wilrt l>1nl¢l=d1ni'n wdnv- Thfnc tlibnnc i:MI§pi(cNt»nti‘sli iffissiiéoécifsgx
liieneh vessels iilrcndy in Ainiericaii W“f0 VI*-llfllli SCWIUS ll0f»WL`“n UDITOSUUZ ei' and iusiectors t i’h`i dl '
1' waters will be detailed to Mexico. counsel, reflecting religious or IN\¥`€Y were notiflcll to loxok belt-1t(liplim 5 -------- nntnyzonisms oxistin in ilussla on “ u e
--- KIEV, Russia, Oct. 16--'There pro- W 1 _ -_-
IAI ¢Cauudian press) bably never has been heard a case in sal.-nsshmriiggtgolllrlg Odin ETibgll1s'lTceri1iE:¢i~‘tU:;l
’ HS ._ ‘.-" ' . ' - - - ' . to-duy regecilledlb :eheilotrelgu oillcb ilizlctfiiflgsiiibcuitd §lutMledtBuNhM (Mn mae particularly dress guods' mt i, i _ ' “ ‘l‘_‘-5 _Wm li” 5 _ _Tm ' _‘“ ll* 0 0” lc the United states has lcd to the sei-
l- liiri;ntci|IiiEolinlINN init lMuxmotmty “BUTEds§Eli:?'tM\;ufgcdYwltM" ultc br'\i‘Tiul mlm zum of the Huhuomr w°°dw"“1 Ama' bv denouncin Americans n <1 all _ cm _ . si ii e stu 'to Mcxi- __ _ ioY ns ins y. _c name iiiiiiiii fiiiiii ,iimiisiiiy Dciiiirimciit iiii _ L! K1
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uiufii nun,
E TEEN III ITISGUISE
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(Caiiadlan Press) I
SAN r‘RANo1sC0, oct. iii.-aniph VERA CRUZ. Oct- .16--Manuel
Rose, holder of the world's reno,-ii Bonills, Minister of Communications
0 in the late lVladero‘s cabinet, sailed
l
lfrom here to-day in disguise. He feai'ed arrest and lied. He is bound for Germany.
S|TUNT|NN_ IN _
MEXIEIU ENITITIIE
(Canadian Press)
° MEXICO orry, oct. is.-The sie ` _nation of foreigners here is becoming OI critical.
A mob of students started n riot
B 'other foreigners. ‘f The mob was subdued in ii brief cn-
countcr with the police but other trouble is looked for.
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iiiiyiii i.iii_,icw was witiicssmi by 1_2); i i:ii1ii_ed_a_liii~ge _part of the time. This §i“ve;¢;i ggiifxigogoinwoiitilgiif. iiiiimi ,ind was iiiiiii iiiiiiimivii i n 1-ii y_>c00n1_ini.'_ mnw ff‘=<i\1¢_nt. end scotin. The iicp».n~cinent is nwnitins
every way. .
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iwiuv Nurs
NMUNG HEEUNEES
(Canadian Press)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16-Twenty
nuns among refugees ure now en route to (iulvestoii from Mexico, 'l‘he_v report that the property of foreigners had not been damaged _,iii to October 7, although ii loan of 3 inillions has been demanded of Amer
ed by Mr. A. McDonald
for the defendant, who was prosecut- “g“I“St thc “E10
liam Sulzer was to-day found guilty
II on sevcial occassions thc piesidcnt of ii iiiii i.ei,0i.t_
the court has been obliged to inter- (Q,iiiiiiiiiii_ii iiriiiiiii : .l . _- . .
UF vene. Present indications are that i»i.iii_Aiii.;i_i.i.iiA Oct iii _Tim .
the case may not be finished for v ’ ` ` .ch -I another fortuiglit, ii
schooner \\ oodward Alirahiiiiis, whi lcfl, (llievere with a car o of roc
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plaster was intercepted by a Unite
Befnrn Hin Honour K_ _]_ Miii.iiii_ _ States revenue cutter yesterday an
ut tim ilflugiiiii-,,_iic-8 Ciiiiiii ycsteiiiiiy I towcd_here. On being searched b morning, Uiiestci. iitiiiiiioiie iviiii _ eight inspectors nothing was foun
charged with the theft of three tic- f f'U_ Warrant the 5“Hl’i°i0I\ Of Bmug ketu Iroin the office at Charlotte- .. glmg' ITUC I`°V@"“° me” BUY they im
iii thoroughly familiar with the situat-
towii_ oi iiic i,_ E_ i_ R__iiway_ _ iiiiitiiiiitiuiiii to stop [iii incoming ioi_i.` said. tin. Allred Moiid._lVi. P.
ML A_ A_ McL_______ K_ U" appeared vcsseis but tiiiiw is no siieciiic cus foi bwniiea, Wales, iii the couise of
oner in qu ' _
estion
,John .A_ Mc|_,e0ii_ ieiiiwiiig iigeiii oi _(Ciiiindiuii_ Press) _ |
the P. E. I. R., Charlottetown, was ALBANX' Oct' h""'U'°Vc"‘0r WW |
first examined. He swore that last _ _
ltlimduy he i-eiieveii ticket iigeiit by the high court of inipcaciiment on .1
iciiiiii iii, Mexiciiii irooim Timm nr; Tliorrpsoii, who was away. He was three counts agaiiistihim. The subject dealt with by the Rev
(l ‘I 0'1"rAwA. oct. is._rns .cinci-
iyii Movement should not be regarded
_ too seriously by the people not
2 an interview during which he declar-
ed himself in favor of the Home Rule Bill and predicted that it would be one of the first measures passed when the British Parliament meets in February.
Sir. Alfred is here on his way home
to Eiiglaiid, after a visit to his
iii, ioiiiiiiiitiiiiiii for the __cp0__t oi in the ilespntclier's ofrlee at 10.20 ,i_,iiRii_LING STORY BY Qiiiiim Howitt at St iiiiiiiis yeiiici; nickel mines at Sudbury,
:~ipnnisii subjects having been killed. lfargc industries, however, have been closed because of unsettled conditions
nu union
ENTUMBEI] MINEEIS
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CARDIFF, Wales, October 15-Al
hopes of resciirlng more of the m-iucrs entouiheil in the Universal Collieries, whcrc ii great explosion occurred yes- terday, liavc virtuiilly been abandon- cd. ’l‘|in report that it party of Zil- inen had liueii found alive in one ol' the g:illci'ics has proved to lic errone- ous, biiL ii luige uuinbi-i' of dcud bod- ics were oncouutoi‘ed toiliiy.
No oiliciul reports have been issued,
:ind this luis miiiiuid uiucli comment. I"lrc broke unew this afternoon and is still raging. Thcrc are no further signs of life in the pit.
Up to ii lute hour toniglit forty-
uino bodies had been recovered, while 368 niini\.rs were still eiitoiiibeil. 'l`hi~ shift which went into the inino yes- terday iiiiinlirruil 931.
The eiii;incei‘s have decided to de-
votc their e.llnrts to siiliduiiig tho fire as they believe it useless to pcrsiut in the attempt :it rescue.
TU DISCUSS PUUEIE
UTILITIES UUNTHUE
ST. PAUL, Mimi., (ict. 16-Tho
most notable feature of the |irogriiiu nrriiiiged for the iiiecting of the Mih- iiesotn. League of Municipalities, which opened here iodny for a two iliiys session, is ii ioint. debate on the question of public utilities control, with two speakers on each side. Hal- ford Erickson, ii member ofthe Wis- consin commission, and C. A. Russell of Brainerd will speak in behalf of State control, while the negative side will be taken by T. Rich- mond, np attorney at Madison, Wis.. and n speaker from this State. There will also be addresses hy ai number of other prominent BDEHIWTS-
.Niki ii
'_ rtllélritiiion
One cent per word each' insertion in this col n, .out must sccnmrnnr order. ‘Minimum charge twentY'5V° °°.‘?§°- _._ FOR SALE SEVERAL DRIVING
hu, xsnihliat. 21§2;;0;11mii- WANTED-A GTRL FOR LIGHT housework in fainiiv Of '-\“`°°- N0 washing. Apply 29 Fitzroy Bt.
zLss_-10-iii/ni.
PIN BOYS WANTED. APPLY AT the Charlottetown Bowling Allevi Market Basement. We want clean bright boys preferably over 14 _ years of s¢e._________ 2163-10'1QT31~ ovAnLo'r'rllYi‘owN Bowi.1No Ali- leys, Market Building Basement Pool Rooms in connection. Clean Modern; Comfortable. open from 10 a.» m. till ll p. in. Brush awaY
ii l e. nl care and have a gi;l&_i0_l__M“_
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was in the office and he was told there was none. He also wanted to know how the tickets were punched. Mr. Higgs, baggage master, came in- to the ctlice niid asked to have $5 changed. Witness went out. to get
. . ll th* t -4
. ' ____ ‘ ." d’s ‘upper hc sai
of th t h v. st h ‘"0" “ 14”. _ »
said Tissciilrlisn iriiillmottafil; MMT! HAUFAX Oct- 15--A veteran “""`.“ "ull ‘h"‘“° """‘°“» “II 0"" inspector of stations of the I. C. R, missiomuy' Rev' Dr' ""S”ph ,A“n““d- iiuxgiis but ilfiin-“iiu iiilstitutio ' the duestion and they do not regard and had come from Suininerside that formerly 0! the New Hebrides’ ad' tii g y I Us mseu.and night in ,iii iiiitoiiioiiiic He iisiied dressed the auxiliary of the W. F. ‘frelore f\°m““d°‘1 ‘mfeflll C0I\E\5e questions as to postage and salaries M' S' at Chulmers church mst wel” ltgvexact obscrvfmciii There which Sir. Alfred declared was an and other matters. They both wentI mg' DL. .Aummq was for IOFWTOM '1`est/imenlt whlicllnlrseslielitfsd ltl 'tc the to the ticket 0iiiiic_ Stiiiiiioiie saw ii years missionary in the South Seas, in Lge Sym) tical E ei; odii r_ ticket fm. Biiiitoii iiiiii asked ioi, iii__an aimost unprecedented record for the “mt cpisti €°t1?h9U““_ ti\_i_V_0 1 lt was for $12.20. Witness remarked any new of. mifisionary endeavor' He The sccondp ofethi lixterorrxdl rxilxds' IN CAPE BRETON' that it wiiii iiiiiiiy tiiiit iicciiiieii told a fascinating story of the evan- _which gave an account oi the °L*;ni should ask for the ticket, and Stan- geiizatigg "fi th';‘ti_i§r°“p 'JT island?" Supper was that iii which St P
_ a ne e e o e romance o s- - -
h°pe_ _mm him 15° 3° “mad B-‘fd _ Tim) ' - m tells us that li received fthe L r
i ' . ' _ .
the change and was away for two or
cused about 5 p. ni. on Tuesday in
urnin on Wednesday inorniug. Wi
tickets. He then telegrnphcd to
up. That. was before breakfast. He
afternoon to be on fire A great vol-
sions 'lhe Presbyterian church in ° 0 0
aligggsgthezifatifi `;?i‘i;1dSti,_?ifi;ii€i0l;i;iti_ Canada is retiring from the New He Hl_n."T°M ,It was t° b° remembere ed him why he dia not punch the tio ` bfidef' "“t the Work Wi" 5° 0". “B éilfisciaggngufilft ,,T,:'ii1;“,i'Ii”,‘:"f iiiiii_ witness iiiiid iii iiipiy that iic _vigoiously as ever under the auspices had some wunderiul ,visions oiochriiis
had better wuit till morning and hc‘ of the church in Australia' DT' An' - i i, ~ , _
i,iii_ the ticiict biicii into the ciiBe_ii\ivi:._ni<ii tumiingioiiigélsiitiiialitii/tiiiiiiikiii; gi;-:E Hliigiioiiy) tiiittckiiii oii;i;_;iisii_;_>_i_i_ii_;..mi_»\;?_S manager of No. 6 colliery. and re.
1-itiinliope sked h h _ .
- u ow mlm mOncyI nd a half to reach the New 1~le-I and It ,w_“s wink' he was there' 1’-T “U suited about one hour later at Et.
a brides from Novo Scotia, compared pr°b“bmty'. that the Lord made JUB0Pl\'H HOSPUSBT- MIX GBIIIDDBU known to him the woiidorful revel -
with about two months now. _ , “
tion concerning the Last Supper.
ou. ousnians oN rms l"°1` “F01” was the hnrd‘s Snrrci-
--- i"te",d°d;' A sompanwu between the ed that he did not hear or see the
Pour-oir<sPAiN, 'ri~iniiinn, ont. is 1-Ord S b$1iipcii_nnii_ the imsclini snr
. » -The l r e oil gushcrs which were De" woul ml* 9 this Plain- The 18-li*
glilgegeii mTiglésiiiésuvlniiiimgigigi ;?i(iiIi'ecently1 siruck near the Asphalt Lake, 5311' was hm be Pufillakgg of 0¥€1YtibY
‘ : ~ . ~ » _ ose w wer u
gone somebody camc to the door and ixilxgls hddi hei5;,,il)TiF:i(i,1;ci,Ti?i5i €i?i'ii of \.bc shlilteriiig nbllxood eofptheejilui
E‘_‘IiT_"d ;IT`*"h{i’i::_t_\VI_‘i’J "\f?_l‘t _“WHY-N'1;l;‘_3_ ' _ luiiib; it was intended to be the food 'i 1" U5 U ` '"1 Lf U- ` i ii Coiiiii iw iiwii from iiiiii -which was to sustain Israel iii its iuorniiig witness exaiiiiued the Bos- "T0 U Hum 0 _ ' ~ 1 h ii i ~ -
_ _ _ _ i ii iieii ii,ii_,ii,t_ louiney tiroug t e wi deincss. But
ton tickets and ioiiiiil tlicni all i'i_f;ht.\cl y or y lrl___(_T__.._-_- there could be no journey until they but on Mi. Riggs incntioning Wiiiiii-_ANOTHER GERMAN CiiUISi,iR we,-0 the redeeiiwii people of Godi iiii_ D93 I10_°h0°k0‘| N-Il” t“’I§'j`I¢“ tr? Um* FUR MEXICAN WATERS til then they were only slaves. i-lo si.i_iti0ii and found t|irecY.i3~.l, .>&4 and .tim iiiiiiiiii Siiimei. was iiiiiy ioi. Goiiiii 53°'-Illlssiug' ue "ext “aw uw uc' BERLIN, Oct. 15-The German redoenied children to-day, those who
ii _i, R .iw ii ii protected ci‘uiscr Vliictn, in addition ‘VW0 Undef th” BIl‘~‘\T»‘-’l`l\lg N000 Oi
'P Wm mg mum' ul ny 0 ce' to the Hcrtha, was ordered today to (7|H'iSl5-
nian Muthieson and Mr, fi-hoiiipsoii i_i_i,_,,i,i,_ii to Aiiiwiciiii waters owiiig what was thi, purpose of this msn. ww" "‘p°“k”'g to mm' H” “uw hu" to the disturhiinccs in Mexico. tution? The New Teammcnt r°"'”l\l~ afterwards admitted tn bail in thc
ed ii two fold purpose-first, for
ani
ii_ “We shall carry the Home Rule ii Bill without much delay," he sind,
ii The ldnglish people are not mani-
ii festing a very violent interest in
i._ the Ulster moveiiicnt too seriously
to exclude Ulster from Home Rule,
w _ . . . eii impractical proposition,
“ Acro rA'rAi.i'rY
es B Ginion BAY, 0.13., oct. 1»i.'rhs ii first fatal automobile accident ln- d Glace Bay occurred about 5.30 o'clock ' Saturday evening, when John Oomp- r bell, an aged resident, was struck by V the automobile owned and driven by T' Harry Wilson, formerly underground
I ceivcd such injuries that death re-
evidently attempted to cross the street, and ns both his hearing and eyesight were defective, it is presum-
‘ car, which was running close to the
sidewalk. As he stepped off the curb, he walked right in front of the
U machine, and before the driver had “ nn opportunity to stop, Mr. Cninp-
bcll was struck and knocked down. Hn was picked up and rushed with all speed in Mr. Wilson's car to the hospital, where everything possible was done for him, but without avail, and he died in about an hour's time. Upon returning from the hospital, Mr. Wilson placed himself in the hunrls of the police, mid was later formerly arrested on warrant, charged v:.itli iiinnslnugliter. He was
a sum of $10,000, himself in the sum
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ness was going to l’0l‘t 1'iill~ H0 *NWI A N(iVi.;1,TiY IN 1;ATTi,|33H1pS_ iiieniorial, and secondly, for partici- of $5, 000 and two surctics.
Stanhope on the train and instructed ____ i,,_iii,_,i,_
the conductor to look out for the i,0ii,i.i_iiVi0ii,i.H_ Oni" i6__,i.ii0 iii_ it was ii iniiiiioiiiii to ieiiii ,iii to
ii veit in n i,,,_f,¢l¢5lilp the think of three things' It made us MFXICAN FIGHT KILLS --
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S‘1"‘"‘°"“I“° *O the l"’“°”- "“ “"""|¢.NTssnnUsiizU.i.eiii, csnying an im- look back st ohrisrs asain .inn nnii-I Huunnun nassns. New oni.i~.ANs, ost. ie-A nit- ' ` ' ~ d ii ure of ‘leptember Morn on
ing nt Sunimerside he pointed out miiiisii iirmiimiiiit iiiiii using oil in. ize, our own death us part of the --- tooc is . St“"h"'l“’ 1'” Omcer Oakes who “"`°St"Inrmd of coal was launched today new covenant whereby sin was not MEXICO CITY, Oct. 15.-Official the broad chest of husky James cd him ‘lt the 5tMI°“' witness a“k"f0r the British Navy. Should oil only forgiven but forgotten; it made reports received here describe two Nolte of Moss Point, Miss., may kecp Pd "°°“s°‘~l 1°’ the tickets “ml he pm’ fuel prove a success all the large us look up in the present and know battles, in which more than a hun- that young man from realizing his ‘1“°“<1 W0 ffm" his Ve” P"°Iif" Isritii-.ii worships in fntnre win use thnr. Christ iinpnrtnti to the inithini dren rebels were kiiisii. ,sinhitinn tii enter iginiie snnirsiinniiy. Th 53-I-3'. .Witness as ed - ' ' th' t - ' h _ A few wee s ago 0 e aPl> ie Ol' hiritiyforwiiriliither hilt hc Said lm hud hlilgttilivgrlice (hilvoiililé ']Tgul‘)l‘Te;'0(:>(T n\T:)r1i1tT,m\§hi1ch hcghny Blix Mglldagxygzgsr admission to the navy. He is_8 H09 no inorc. Aciinscd said he must have WHS ‘s “It TWV- He W” g°*“¢ *O nna, thirdiy, it inniisa up tn the fn- ni Potrero, on the zinnien, sixty- specimen iilivswniiv and the B~1fs°°“ bccll dl`lI\l¢iliE~ H6 H9k¢<1 if the "'“t` I S“"‘m°r5I'1° to get photographic ture of the Lord's second. coming four were killed and many were was sure that there was no chance of ter could not be "flX€d UP-" Wil" PI“t‘f"'~ He did “ot remember havmglwhen all the members of God's fam-h wounded The rebels fled, pursued by l1iS failing Y-0 PRES- Tllcll the Ulafme ness smelled liquor on the accused, ` had any coiivcrsatiou in the despatch-. iii, wiii at iiiiiii meet at the Supper cavalry.. blue figure was disclosed. The surgeon who had on fi light-coloured over- er’i; office, as was alleged. oi the i_i,i,,i, ii, heav¢,,_ ` Forty ngilitgonai followers 01 Cnr- refused to pass tim appliiclziiritii wiiiéi
C0143 Und another 0” his arm- Mr' Bowser was me “mt Wimess 'There were certain difficulties that ranzn were killed in El Carmen Can- $00k *"1 “pp°“l' Tm case . 8
f°f the d“E°“°°~ He “id he I‘“°‘” the the preacher spoke oi. He expisinsa yon. north ni ivioncinvn, in onshniin, inded S_a¢“rg:_i'_____i1_n‘_i__1`i_<::_§_;° =i_i_f:*‘§§f_;
THE ACCUSEIVS EVIDENCE' _“""'“”ed Em' “b,°“t three months and that eating and drinking unworthily Monday. Five hundred rebels sur- B Kfell - th “lution A ainst ob_
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TEN TNUUSIIIII]
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(Canadian Press)
less. The fire is under control.
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EIITUN MUITIIEII
TITIM IS BEEIU
(Canadiaii Press)
p y . .
Eaton charged with the murder her husband, Rear Admiral Josep
day.
The court room was filled wit
Kutsniaiiii .
ed to-dny and the first witness heard
Miss Dorothy Ainsworth, th
and is prepared to testify,
She was summoned by the prosecu
tion with District Attorney Barker.
BEGINNING UE
New York City, like those lim... elsewhere, throughout the world, iw gan today their celebration of zn..i-
of the period which the children o
their exodus from Egypt, and whc they lived in hootlis constructed o
another interpretation placed upo
the feast originally was the harves feast of the Jews, a season o
Succouth is also known ns “Th Feast of Ingathering." Succoth. is cs sentially a season of joyful thanks giving. Orthodox Jews erect little bowcrs of branches and foliage in their houses and outside of their syn- ngogue, where they say their prayers of thanksgiving.
SHEHHEIUUKE WELEUMES
SHEItlJR(l0I{E, Quo., Oct. 16-
The assembly room of thc High School was filled to overflowing when the forty-ninth annual conven- tion of the Association of Protestant 'i‘eai'hcrs of thc Province of Quebec was called to order today by In- spector Parker, Mayor 1-lerbcrt of Sherbrooke and J. M. Jincks. the chairman of the Sherbrooke School Board, welcomed the visiting teach- ers. 'l‘he.convention will continue through the rest of the week. It will close with a visit by the teafihers to Bishop's College, Iiennoxville.
had been wmkmg “long with him ‘m was very different from being un- rounded a small detachment of fcd- bllfwd ont e fegks whetiir the in
In reply to the ags rs ei e_ a - -I Qiirigt' 'f
Thi? “mused “Bid he did “ot k“°‘" “nd °“' He remembered seems him worthy to sat and drink. Not dis- ernls. Federal reinforcernents arrlv- “cnc tilt 0° "mr ' ` the IIBSZHSG m£\5t¢l` and did “Ot "°°If°" an hour °r 5° 0” M°“d“y °r cerning the Lord's body was explain- led and prevented the annihilation of Spector for this district will regard him on Monday night. He did not Tuesday. The accused was drinking- ed to mean not recognizing the bro- the detachment. Caught between two S°P*'°'"I’°" Mm" I" “two “B °h_‘ know what Mr. Riggs said when he| On Tuesday he took a string of tlc- iiiiciiiooii Oi ieii0w_beii’eveis_ who iii.ei,_ the i-ebeis were i-outeii scene or not is attracting general in
wan in the ticket office, Accused dis- kets out of his pocket and in reply boast that body which is the Chu,-ch_ terest.
covered the tickets in his pocket on to 'witness he said he did not know Fiii_,i_iiig_ the Ciiiioii added iii c0iiciii_ ________ N JOSE FEI EBRATFS
Tuesday morning; they were folded where he had got them from. Wit- siOii_ was contrary to the teaching SA CéN'i_FNNIAi‘ OF CITY
__ M inf" *Old “im ‘O ,§“’° 22° tlifkfts tg or St. Paul, who said in reintinn to Mti.1TAN'rs our EIGHT ___‘__ ‘
showed the tickets o r. Bowser ‘t~c person o w om ey songs the Hoi Coiiimiiiiioii_ "ii any miiii MONTHS; TRIED To A _i and other persons whose names he: but. the accused persisted that he did' iiiiiigiii. iii him on at iiome and so BURN H0U5E_ __iAi1n___‘{i(_?3iF'yE2:T‘; $13162; ds? iiig could not remember. He was not_ not know how he had come by them. iiii him cOme_». .___ _mme oi this city was cimnged ioi_m_ working on Tuesday and did not see_ Witness knew that accused had some At ,iight the Ciiiioii preached an iii_ GLASGOW. ScDtiiiiiii_ 0,,i.__ 15___ any _mm Vina Nueva in San _Josei
homes ly Robins Livery Sta- Mi._ Mcguy that dsy. When be din- fDh<i¢0Sl`“Ph\° P1'*l1°° at 5“m‘“°"Id° tcresting and instructive sermon on Two militant suflragattes. Margaret Today the iesiiienii, oi iii, ciiiiimi
covemd U10 t\°*°*'l in his 9°°k°" he 5° 3° f°"- “nd it W” “°°“°°d'° 1”' The Prodigal Son. in which he em- Morrison. an artist- Bud Mrs. Smith. are celebrating the centennial of the could not imagine where they had tention to "sober uP,»» althou8h ,I-1° phasizad the readiness and willing- a well-known woman doctor, were iiiiy but iii ieaiity the iiiiice i._.,i, c0m0 ff0m- Tl” °"`““K°m°“t E°" mm ‘lm “°l" ten him (Wm‘°°°) “°‘ Mr' ness of God to receive back without sentenced to-day at the court. of ses- iouiiiiiiii iii 175i and was known , to go to Snmmerside had been made Cox was a tempersnce man and lt. admonition those wiio_ iiiie the iioii iiioiis to eight iiioiitiis. imprisonment Vina Nueva until Octohor “__ iiiii some time before. When he was st would never do for accused to go to iii the i,iii.i,i,i,_ im-By irom mm ,md em-h for attempting nn July zlth tn ___
the “B510” 5° “°'°\” “"1" W" th’ mg! d"““k~ at lengtlrrealize their mistake. set fire to a large mansion in a Glas- GRMN MEN CLOSE 3i.;S5iUN_
. ticket 0ffl°°- H9 b°“3ht the ti°k°t- ‘”°°5"““"'E“°‘T~ W“'"°“° “Id M The subject for this afternoon _will gow suburb which was at one time ____
P1`0d“°¢d in °°“FT'~ ‘mm th’ °°“d“°' had I“‘°w“ °°°“.“°d fm' “wut th'°°.be "The Future Life, or Life Alter the residence of the late Sir John NEW 0ii_Li.;AN5_ oct 1i;._/qt" tor 011 tl-IG train- mfmthl “"5 this W" “W nf" tim” Death " and at night "Confesslng Mzuir, a former lord mayor of Glas- one ,Ji the most important sessions
M lt t where h h d seen him intoxicated Accns _ i_._»,_,w_ iii its history the Niiiioiiiii Giiiiii
T wild scene in court ¢, ii ii ii.
was the coupon of the ticket, scans- ed was, as far as he knew, a good here was 3 Deiiieiii. Aaiiociii iiiii ciosi, ii iiiiii
min¢p¢',`1,lnmsn¢ Reueves Neursisll
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ed iiiisweisd that he did not receive and honest character. LASHED T() wi.iEEi,_ when the ini-l¢e_ Lord Snlvcgnni pm- iii convention iiiiie mdi,y_ Steps (ag.
» any coupon from the conductor, but Mr, McKay, one of the men who __ “minced thi, gnn(;¢n¢e_ Irntn sullrn- ,iii Ui iiiiiiy iiii, iimiiiiiii oi ii,-iii" wii
was given the ticket lilit BB Hi! W0fkGd H1011!! With f-h° HCCUBUG IOP llOBTON,_ Oct. 16-Lasheil to the gotten hurled vegetables and apples iiiifi mme,-ii,iiy ii, the mnveiiience oi land American rules. At present there Honour saw it. the firm Of C01 Bl‘0\\\°fS» l\l\Vi“|=1 wheel, Harold Delaney, aged 13, nt the indgc‘s head and sang the hiisinnng, it is believed. The delsgntesl Pr0°00dI|li!. U0 "ld f-hit he W°\`k°d 31”" °Vld¢“¢° °0l'\‘0b0\‘Bi»i"° Of *JW steered thc schooner "Robert l'ettis" "Murseillcs." Three women were sr- Wm, their wives and daughters t
for the drm of Cox Brothers of Hal- last witness' testimony, the further safely through the can-inn gale of mired, miiiiii more than 1,000 persons,
ifnx. Ho did not know Msheod. He hearing of the cnse was adjourned to _miinsilny to this port with only him- '
,had bm dflnklnl l°r ¢h\'°° 0°" “nd 10 °'¢i°°k this m°rnlns~ een .ina the captain aboard. minarrn Linhnsnc cum oouis. ow. ininsiiiw Linimsnt cum uiphu.
(.1. Eaton, was started in earnest to-
Monday to mend some trawls and all
h ~ _
It is expected that the open state-
ments ofthe counsel will he complet- the coves along the shore, but en-
tion and last night had s consulta-
NICW YORK, Oct. 16-The Jew.; HT
coth, the Feastof Tauernaclcs, which lasts a week and concludes the cycle of nutuniiial Jewish holidays. Suc- eoui in csiehrntsii in comineinsrntinn nrsssnfi ferret at rin. Pniikhnrsvs
l
Israel spent in the wilderness after
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f
branches and foliage. Aside from the biblical origin of the feast. there is
it. There is but little doubt . that
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nun iivuuunu
PEUPEE HEIMELESS MINES I IIEIIIII.
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(Csnndian Press)
LONDON, Oct. 16.-A despatch NEW YORK, Oct. 16.--Captain
from Shanghai says that s great fire Franciif inch, who commanded the has been raging for five hours to-day burned Volturno, camo to port to- in the northern suburbs of the city, night bringing with him 87 survi- balf a square mile of which has been vors of the ill-starred vessel. destroyed. Ten thousand are home- I-lie story of the disaster in which
136 lives were lost had preceded him.
He denied that there was any cow-
~ardice among the Voltiirno ofilcers or cr
CW.
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,Muni viulus
UE THE STUIIM
I’LYMOU'l‘l-I, Mass., Oct. 16.-The _
rcliminsr trial of Mrs Jennie May ---
ol (Special to The Guardian) h flAI.Ili"Al\, Oct. 16.-Three Ter-
rance Bay fishermen left their homes
weie drowned
spectators eager to licnr the outline The victims were ’I1i0mfis Boutilier, of the govei'nment’s cuse as present-
ed by Assistant District Attorney tin, 15.
28, Alex Martin, 30, and Robert Mar-
It wus thought when the storm.
came up that they put into one of
A ‘quiry failed to dnd any trace of them e The opinion is that the bum. struck
youngest daughter of Mrs. Eaton by a shoal and capsized. The bodies her first marriage, arrived yesterday have not been recovered.
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MEIS. PINKHUFIST
IS ITENUUNEEIT
TIEIEIINIEEE EEIST
BOSTON, Oct. 16-English militant
suifragcttes,_ especially Mrs. Pank- hurst, were denouiiced here today by `; ilrs. Ghnnt l.oiidon, slum worker, up- ii.»;i her nrrivnl from Liverpool, Mrs. ln-ikhurst, she sniff, L.:-. u'ii'i.n the ii~.»st sbiinielui -'».i»,»:=»' in history about wonuui’s li'-i-_---i-==. She ex-
intention to come to Aincrica,
un un uuiu
iiiitsniinis
f noNnoN, ocT.."""f6'.`-`- 'i7hs"'"TiӤs"
Il
2i‘ai’_‘i§_siE;T_iVciif'gpsf°l1‘F’,v(‘:_nihgei ii‘?;‘:_;§;¥i1f weeks' old son of the Duke and Duc-
tion clearly speaks the fact that May Goelet of New York before her
hens of Roirburghs (the latter Miss
C marriage) was christened in the Cha-
; pei Royal, St. James' Palace, this
afternoon. King George and Queen Mary were the sponsors. After the service their Majestles presented the infant with several pieces of jewelry. ,______.______-
UNI EIIIMINE MEET I
nuiniui iiiuins I" EEEEEET MU"
’l`UI..SA, Okla., Oct. 16.-One hun- dred thousand visitors are expected to coinr to Tulsa next week for the eighth annual International Dry Farrniiig Congress and Exposition. Thr- governors of a score or more of States will be included among the visitors. 'l‘hirty~fIve nations will he represented at the exhibition of dry farm products.
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SENTENNIIL IIE
ITITTLE UE LEIPSIE
LEIPSIC, Saxony, Oct. 16.-Sov-
creign rulers of the German states, military officers of renown and s host of other dignitaries have gath- ered here for the celebration of the centennial anniversary of the battle of Leipsir, which had its beginning one hundred years ago today. The The conflict, which is known to his- tcry as "the battle of the nations," wus between the French army and its allies, commanded by Napoleon, and the Austrian, Russian and Prussian armies. A total of 400,000 men par- ticipated in the battle, which raged for three days. The French were beaten, chiefly owing to seventeen
_ Saxon battalions, their allies, turn-
'lng upon them in the heat of the en- gagement. '
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. NEW REGULATIONS
FOR NAVIGATION
OTTAWA, Oct. 14-Hon. J. D. Hazen, Minister of Marine and Fish- eries, wlll hold an important confer- ence with s depntntlon of the Domin- ion Maritime Association on Friday Inf this week, to discuss with them
N ine proposed new steamboat regula-
` tions and new rules for navigation
cn the Great Lakes. The new steam- .»ont regiilatloni: iniw be--n drafted si a result of the 'i`ii=iuu- disaster, and contain very strict ruins with a view to protecting life and of preventing similar disasters. The new rules for the rnad have been drafted in order
i to secure conformity in the Canadian
is considerable dlflerenes lu regula-
Q. tions, which results in confusion and
even danger of accidents.
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gg-in, Minarirs Lliilmeiit dures Dlltlmsii'