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B,,,,j_ T. Chappell, Son ofl. J. Chappell, Made General Yardmaster and Train Master.

'The iallouing from the Port Arthur, ilntarin, Evening Chronicle will be of in- \,.,.,,,i runiany friends of Mr. Chappell in tliisciiy. lie is the oldest son of J. J. Qhnpiicll uf the P. E. I. R. “\Vhen Supt lirown arrived in townthls ,,,,,m|nqiroii| Winnipeg he brought with himtlienppnlatnient of train master and general yard master for B. T. Chappell, “nm has hitherto filled the position of y1u'iliaaslr-rat this point. Mr. Chappell will be stationed at Port Arthur and will have eiinrgc oi tho lines between here and \l'iiniipeg. Since hir Chappell commenced railroad-` ing his promotion has been rapid. \\'lieii the Northern Pacihc Nortliwest lirriarlirs nu-rc pnrcliascil by the Cana- ilian Xorllit-rn he \vas employed in \\'innlpr-e as yard foreman. He was anon appointed to the position of yard iinister. Tlircc years ago he was np~ nointvil to the position of general y.ii'tiim\stci- at \’i'innipeg. \Vhen Mr lireivn was appointed superintendent llr.Glinnpell was appointed to the posi- linnoigcncral ynrdniastcr at this place, :nal todayhe receives \vord that he htm lwcii nppaiiitcrl to the position of general ynrilina.~ler ami train master. 'l‘his t\p|ioiiit|iu-iit is next to the position nlsiipeiinteiidcnt. Pei-liaps no road has Shown such a disposition to forward their employes as the Ciiiiadian Northern railway. This isilae to the far-t that the men who arc al the lirarl of the railway arefall practical rtillronil mt-n and they appreciate the ellnrts ol tht-ir employes and promote tlirni win-n they show fitness. Mr. illnippt-ll has been under the supervision nilintlilii'..iriiiies and Mr. Brown, and linlli l|\r-.~'i- well knowii railroad men have ,wr-r»r-title-l his services, and a great dt-nl is line these gentlemen for the nipiil |a~amotiuiis of the inen under their siiper\'isloiis. ltr. Campbell will take up his new duties at once.

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S.\i.n.\'i<'.\, iiuropenn Turkey, Oct. il. The Iii-ilish consulate nt Monaslir has rreeiveil a pacltage contaiiig oar which, n letter nccoiiipanyinrg ilie package declares ans cal from an Englishman nuincd Willis, rt-i-eiilly employed by the Turkish ` ieveina-, departincnt. I Willis was captured hy brigands some inonllis non, and the letter threatens that ia-.willlit-. murdered unless a ramson of Sa`i,llll be paid by October 14.

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|'1`own in this Proviiiec, or upon any

Simpson Seeking

Sin:~Ihavc read Mr. Simpson's letter'

with regard to the I’roliibition Act and I ani nstonisherl that a nmii in his position should sign his numc tc such an absurd contention. Who the Ontario lawyers Mr. Simpson consulted are he docs not tell us, and I would feel greatly obliged it he would give the public the names of these lawyers. \’Vlioever they are, if they had the ease correctly stated to them by Mr. Simpson,tlioy could not have been lawyers who were accustomed to tonstrue statues or hear thciu construed by the Courts.

Section 13 which is the one upon which

Mr Simpson takes the absurd position that the giving of communion may come within the provisions of the Act, reads as follows: : “Any person who shall upon any of the streets, lanes or by-ways of any City or

liigliivayri, roads. or by-roads, lanes or otlici' places not licrcinhefore specially inentioned and described In this Act," . . .

It will ho noticed that after enumerat-

ing the streets, lanes, or by-ways of any City and the roads, and by<roails and lanes and other places in the country it adds the words; “or itlier places not. licreliiliei`oi‘c specially mentioned and described in this Act."

Any lawyer who has any knowledge of

the coitstruciion of statutes knows that words of that kind where certain places or persons are mentioned and the statute. adds “or other places or persons not speeiiicially mentioned" are construed by the courts always to come within the rule “cjustcin gciicris",-i.iint. is places or per- sons of the same sort as those before men- tioned; and no iudgc or Stipeiidiary Mag- istrate would show such nn amount of, iiznorancc as to attempt to put the con- struction tliat Mr. Simpson seems to fear would he put upon it iii a court. I cannot’ niiderstand how Mr. Siinpsoii, knowiiigl him as I do, would publish such a letter. I can fliid no object that could be gained by him or the tempemnce people, and the only solution to the questionof why lie did it is in my opinion to procure a little cheap iiotoi'i\‘.ty.

llis rei'ercnccs to Prince Louis of

liatteiilnirig arc to my - mind un- callcd fur, untrue, 'ind uiinece.ss.'iry. \\'liellierl’riiicc Louis, as Mr. Simpson asserts, tasted every liquor but cold \vatcrisaii\atter for Mr. Simpson and .\’rincc Louis liitnsclf; and how l\ir. Siiiipsoiiimiiied thc knowledge that the Prince liiid tasted every liquor except cold waterl would like him to explain if hc think:-i proper. I inust any that Mr. Sinipson’s action in endeavoriiit: to qiies- tlon the validity of the l’rol\lbition Art ‘ on a point so aburcd could have but one oiijeut-tlint of tlirowiinz discredit or doubt upon a statute which works well. Besides that the question under Section 13 ns to wlictlicr lloly Communion, or rather the wine given at liulyCoiuiiiunion‘ conicswitliin tlicnetoriiotnatiyiiiantliougli he bc not ii lawyer after having read the whole Act would como to the conclusion that it could not iiave been included or intended to be included; and if ho reads I Section 13 in conjunction with Section Ii of the Prolilbition law, he will find that section expressly faul.hor» I

PREMIER PETERS _AND REV. SIMPSON

The Attorney General Construes Section I3 and

Defends the Prohibitory Law-_‘Was Mr.

Cheap Notoriety.

izca the sale of wine for sacramental purposes. As your paper properly points out what un absurd contention it would be that n statute authorizes tho sale or buying for a certain purpose, and then although the priest oriiiiiiister' buys the wine for that purpose, he _could not give it at Holy Coinmunlon. If Mr. Simpson is after cheap notoriety! thiakhe _has adopted the best wav to gala that object..

I did not intend to write 'anything on

thisquestion, but nsl am one of the per- sons together with the other members of the Government who introduced and passed the measure, it is only right that I should show the public that Mr. Simp- son`s contention is one that' no Court In my opinion would entertain for a moment. Yours truly,

Aivriiuii Porsiiis.

Oct. llth., lll05.

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lI.\Mii.'i'oN, Ont., Oct. 1U»Discovery of

what is thought to have been a. murder, was made in the bush in thc Barten 'l‘ownship, two miles and a half hack from l\iounlnin Brow, by two boys who were out gallieriiig nuts, information was sent to thu city police, and special officer Nichol began in investigation as soon as possible. The body was that of a woinan about 25 or (I0 years of age, hlaek linlr, rntlierdnrk eoinplcxion, and rcspeetalily dressed. A small hniidk'ercl\ief, cnibroidered, was in her uioutii, and on one corner of it was blood from a wound. There was blood stains about thc \voinnn`s neck, and every inillca.t.ion that u foul murder had hean eoinmitted, while the unfortunate woman was gaggerl with a haiidkerchief. The body wa..'-i pnrtiully covered with lwiisli and it looked as if an attempt had been made to burn it. it was removed to llainilton and exposed iii the inorguc.

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IN FISHING lllli A

EIINIISENIIII

Captured While Poaching in Canadian Lake Waters and Condemned

'l‘onoN1'o, Oct. ll.-( Special.)-As the

result of judgment of the liigh Court de- livered by Chief Justice Fulconln-irlge this morning the United States fishing tug Bertha C. Cockrell, Eric, Pa.. will be con~ ilscated and sold, or otherwise disposed of by the Canadian Government. / The Cockrell was captured by the Cana-

dian cruiser Vigilant, Sept. 12th, while punching in Canadian waters.

IINNIIN NUBINIS

NNS IIlPIIHlill

I"iii»:iii<:iii<'ToN, N. li., Oct. ll.--(Special)

-Rev. George Cooderidge ltolrerls, Canon of Christ Church Catiiedral here died to-

day.

The deceased was eiuinent for high

oliararrtei- and learning. Charles G. ll. Tlolacrts. poet and author is a son oi the deceased clergyman.

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Stall' Capt. Mclrean who glvesCinein1\t0-

grnpli Concerts this afternoon and even. ini( in Salvation Arniy llall. Sec nn- nouncenient column.

COLORED RESIDENTS FOR WEST.

U.'i'.\wA, October il-lii. C. iiarsione

reprwentiiig a number oi' colored resi- dents ofthe United States, is in the city Completing arrangements for forming a settlement ot colored people in \Vestcrn Canaria. The plan is to form a joint stock company and purchase from 5,000 to 10,000 acres of land in a good district where there are still homesteads open for entry, This when settled, will mean about 150 families.

-A rare treat. The return of the Cin-

einatograph with 5,000 feet of New Mov- ing: l'ictui‘es. including Lontloii’s Busy Streets, Cl\ildrcn`s drills, Zoological Gar- dens, (thc only pictures over allowed to be taken), Farm colony industries, Christ healing the blind nian, Cen. Booth in the llaly Land, British Motor Campaign, etc. Illustrated songs, musical program. tivolioursofwholesonie,profiiablepleusuro. This innchinc and equipment cost $1000, uses electric arc light, and is guaranteed to be equal or superior to any machine in uso. Staff-Capt. McLean is having crowd- ed houses everywhcre. Thursday at 4 p. in. special Chlldren`i~i Matinee Iirlng the little ones for n rnro treat. Thursday at 8 p,m. Only these two Con forts. Admission 25 cents, children lil cents. Salvation Army llall, Oct. 12, after noon and evcnlnpz. 10 d ill

WE EXTEND A GRAND WELCOME T0 OUR THANKSGIVING OPENING.

'l‘|innksgivin;_r \\ hy? Because wa are tliankful for the beat

your-'s trade the Tilt; Store has ever had. Thankful for the irenerous support we have had bolli from our city and country friends. \Va|;ivc you all credit for the hearty support you have always given us ln the past, this is why we publicly thank

our _many friends and extend n welcome to all.-Jas. Paton li: (Tu. i2 vi li.

Buildm was

in the booth in the Exhibition ' ° 3

0T'rAwl\, Oct. ll-(Special)-SirWilliam

Mulock has admitted he is to resign from

the Cabinet. “I ani retiring" he remarked

to your correspondent, “on imperative

orders of my physician. I have never

fully recovered from nn attack of neuritls which I had some months ago and I ani told I cannot recover my wonted good health unless I have complete changeof scene and occupation."

“Aiu I to assume then that you are

quitting politics for good?" the 1*, M. G. was asked.

“You arc," Sir \\'illlnin replied. “It will be great wrench for me to

leave the hulls of Pai-liainent win-re I

have spent so many years, linppy years, I may say, but there is no help for it." §“l would bc absurd for me to retire from the Cabinet and remain in Parllainent as

matters are now.

“Possibly my labors ns an ordinary member uf tho House could be much I

lighter than as a Minister, but temptation to work would still be there and I ain

getting away from political life for all time."

Referring to the telephone question Sir

William said it was one of the regrets

ha had in leaving Parliiimcnt, but hoped his successor' would carry on the work

begun last session.

Hi WIINIS Elllli Ill .IINEE NNNIIIINIIIII

Ni-:w Yoiik, October 10.-The lierald to~

day says: “Professor Br-liriiit;`si announce- ment to the Inl.ernational|'l`uberculosl.~i Congress in Paris ofa cure for consump- tioniias aroused widespread interest in .-\mcriea. One oi New York?-i wealtiilesi and best known citizens, whose name is witliliclii for the present, has nuthoi'iv.ed the lierald to announce that he will con- tribute $5i),00ti to n fund to present to 1‘rofcssor]ie|ii‘ing, ifhe will at once an- nounce to the world his treatment anti not withhold it for a year. The only quali- fication to this oil`cr is that the treatment must first bc pronounced successful by a competent commission nf physicians, of which thc don0r's doctor, one of the widest of practitioners in America. is to he i\ xncmbcr.

ll] HUHSIS PEIIISH

IN IIIISIIIN lllli

Bosrozv, Oct. 10.-'i‘he foundry of il_

lCstabroeksSoiis,204 “fest First Street. South Boston, was burned this morning, undnnumber of wooden stables in the vicinity and several business places nerr- daimnzcd.

and nboutiifty were rest-ur-fl before the sinoko overcame them. The flames orl- ginated in thc foundry and spread so rapidly lliroiigliout. the plant and to -ad, joining buililliigs that three alarms were ordered, suniinoning assistance i'roin .thc i-ity Proper.

The liru was placed under control, within half an hour. Tho total loss is not known, but it is thought that lt will not exceed S50,()0ll.

Thirty horses in the staliles perislit-d‘

GENERAL RETIRES

By Order of, his Physician From Cabinet and Parliament-lie Leaves With Regret,-

Aylesworth to Succeed iiim.

“Do you kno\v I have not made up my

mind," he said, “as to the wisdom for Government natlonalising in telephone lines, but rather l came round to the view as the enquiry progressed that our aiin should be to develop a system of rural telephony with all the conveniences and benefits which it would carry with it, so that in time it would be a rare thing to find a i`araicr`s house witbout its tele- phone. To accomplish this end therc would have to he cooperation between the Dominion and Provincial Govern- ments."

l\Ii‘.Aylcis\voi'tli, K. C. IS t0 Succeed Sir

\Villiam both as Postinasler General and member for North York.

The retiring l’. M. G. may eventually

become lligh Coiumissioiiei' but cannot be within two years accoi'ilin1,: to his bill introduced in 1805 providinig that no iticiii- ber of Parliament could ho appointed to public oflice within two years of his leav- ing Parliament.

Mr. Ayleswortli will be I’o~.tniaster (len-

eral fora few months only as it is said it is SirElzcar'l‘ascliereau's intention torc-

tlre shortly from the position of Chief Justice of the Supreme of Canada. which position would be taken by Mr. Fitz- patrick, thus paving: the way for Mr. Ayleswortli to become Minister of .ins- tice.

Ni NNIIY ESEIIPE

IIEIIIH PENIIIII.

Ciiicarao, October 10,- liccnuse ofa

peculiar freak of iiatiirc liobart liardiiier, api-isoncrin county jail here, elinrgerl with the murder of Agnes Morrison, miiy escape the death penalty. It appears that the prisoner is siiil`eriii|.: from ossi~ ilcationof the vertebrae and tissues of tliciiccli. _-\ct:0i'rliiigin l’i'ol`\~s.~aoi' Stcll`~ anson, of Rush Medical College, only tive cnscs similar huvo ever como to the notiro of the inedlcnl profession. Gardiner, who was formerly a cashier, carries his head tilted forward and slightly twisted to one side. \Vllliain Buckner, attorney for the defence, dc- clarcs that it would be lnipossihle to bring any strain upon tim patient‘s ni-ck that would be sulllclontly severe to cause any discomfort other than a lightrstrain- ing of the muscles.

HINIISH IIIEE

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0'|"|‘AWA, Oct. lil.-'l’hc \Vnr Oillce

moves slowly. (Jn October l, it \vns nr- ranged by thc imperial auiliorlties that the Iinyaltiarrlson liegiinent at llaiiiax was to be dishandi-il, and today thc Cana- dian troops were to be in control. So far neither has happened. i.'nLil the Imperial Iicgiinenl has been reinovcrl, Canaria can- not take control. The exact date. when this will take place is not lcnowii here.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cmcmuo, October- ll - (Special I Dec. Corn (new)i5 May Corn All

Wheat 86! “ \Vheat tili Pork $15.00 “ Pork 312.17

==in iiuisiiiwitulinillilé

Guardian nuli.=u~ri|»ers In this vicinity

will tlnd it convenient to pay their sub- scriptions at this llrnneh olllcc.

A iiii-cling v\ Ill be lieid at .\Iurray liiver

this crenlnir to dist-\is.~i tlieadvlsabllity ot’ eoti\l»llsi\iiig a dog ilah i~cilucini; plant in Kings County. Ainonpz the speakers will be A. P. Prowse, \\'|n. Jenkins and il. \V. Mc-Doiinld.

The County Court was in session at

Georgetown ye.-itcrdny before Judge lllunchard. A number cf cases were dis- posed of. ~ The leizal gentlemen present were G. S. Inman, Montague, Alder Bre-

Eininet ilessian, who for the past thim-

\\'c\'k| has liceii \is-ilinpg his ironic ni tit>or;,:el.o\\'ii, lvii y0.stei'ti:iy for Xen Illus- gow.

l\li~as l~I<lllh l\iru-doiialrl, l`ardigan, who

has br-»-ii sturlyiiig voice r-ulturo with i’rof. liarlc ln thi- city returiia home on Saturday, going to the city again later to take the vvintr-r'a course.

'l`0inorro\v the following Scott Art cases

wine up for lienriug in Georgetoivn br-.~ fore Stipr-ndnry Inman---lienry Camp- bell vsdulin Knight; lienry Campbell v Edwairi h‘leCarroii; lienry Campbell vs Peter Uelorey; llenry Campbell vs George Coombs. These all livoin Georgetown

hnut and E. F.Ryan. i

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and are up for iinit offences.

HHIIISH SHIPS NENEH ‘YIINIIHNMN

And get a Great Reception From the Japanese Allies of Britain

Yokalioinn, Oct. ll.-(Special)-A liri (ish squadron of twelve vessels under comniand of Vice Admiral Sir Gerard

Noel arrived here this morning and was

given u great reception.

ann nina

NUIIN IIEUIISI

Of' Montreal Died Last Night- Was Head of ,his Profession in Canada

Mo.\"riii-:.\i., Oct. ll.-I Spt-eial.)- lir.

l"rnnk liuller the lcadiiig ociilist oi Vana- da. nnd lhoiessor oi ()ptlialinoli;:y nnrl

tltolngy al. llletiill hir-dit-al School rlicrl tu~

iiitglit.

l)r. liulh-r was horn in Cainplielilni-il,

()liL., in lrili, educated iii the l\ledicul (ful-

lege, Cobourg, and afiei-\vard.~ studir-ri in Englaiiri and (lerinmiy. lie also seiwrwi as

.\s:~i.\'l Surgeon iii the i\liliti\ry llnspilal rlurintr thc i"ram'o Prussian war. lit- enm- menrerl practice in .\l<mlreal in N715, lir- liuld the post of tiptlinlinlr- and .\ui-al Siirtgt-oii in the .\innlrr-al tlcnt-ral lio~piia|

for iT ycarfa, and .-iii<‘c lic-lil tlic .saiiw posi- tion in the linyal \'iLioria llnspltal. lie - . nilicr oi the llliurr-li oi I-1nglan.d

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Susan Iiri|;|<s \\'a-i iii‘i'vsl~‘d iicrc tri iiiglil,

on Sui~.pir:ioii of be-iiit; the iimtlici' of nn infant. child wlicse body was found in a

dump yesterday.

Mrs. Briggs gave blrtli to ix child a fi-w

days lveinre thc dist-o\'cry and int iii\atr»1i tn iii-iglillors that slic had buried aoim- old rags in u dump.

The 1-virli-nce is strong =i;.gain~t her,

WEATHER TODAY.

'l`i>|i0:~'1’o, October 1;! --(Special) Slroiii.:

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