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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
WILL THEY GET THE MONEY ?
School Board Asks Town Council for $9,000
to Improve Central School.
Trustee Ball and Inspector Tom Present Board's
Case -Councillors Are Somewhat Dubious and
Seek Information --Conference Arranged to Dis-
cuss Improvement Plans -Other Business Be-
fore the Town Council.
The wilts '1i ii1•stll,ii was '11 the call- the fire 4II'igade Was s•it to the fire
p•1 at the tuwrl 1. •i1 meeting last e -Iter with (11Iw'er.
M'riday evening. and though there was A c ' at front the Packard
shown as )(rent di%ergetlre IN•hveen the Electric Co., St. Catharines, lYnupL(in-
scl(4od board representatives and the 411 of the null-Iaytta'11t of the acro tint
lu •illels of the council at least thins• for meters ,nod slated that interest
0' the 1'1 •il who gate an 11pil111111 wuuld 111• charged. The Mayor said
091• way or the other IIID MAN was he Mod4 reply to the letter.
owned for negotiations which it Is to A vomit uuicitio1 from William)
le• hoped will result in an Amicable Campbell notified the e. 'l that he
s dation of the problem. hail completed his Murk As auw.•ss.r
Mayor Lewis WAS 111 the chair, and Aud 4(Ave a 411111Mary statement of the
all the councillors wen• element except assessment. showing A substantial
Mr. Elliott, %lin nil.% detained by ill- Mervi ..• over Lulu tear's.
mess in his (Malik'. An tummy regarding the notices of
His Worship read aIetUri. fr. all Fred. sidewalk assessments lest to a( dis•us-
M,wa1, of Toronto, conveying thanks stun ata to whowl• duly it Wits to send
for the message id sympathy sent to these moo icon, 11111. No one ilippearrl to
the (Molly of this (tither, the late Sir lie able to say whose work it should
Oliver Mowat be. In the nMamt• • the notices are
Thl' \DNY111' IY•IM1rtr1 44..' (IIii'.'h LW' Ilf not being issued.
ow KI. I)Atid'N Ntr•,t lull. AA alle4uly It Wet. 4104'i111111 (,1 fray Mr. Campbell
stated by The Signal, and said the *4441ou sullent until the 4niamlt of
!Millie works ronunittee could now his run I(I111•nition as 141414.14$(• is fixed.
proceed with the MIN• g up of the A letter (nun I.. E. I)anret- cone
N'n1•t. Ile stated also that the 111'0111 IIIa1111.91 that refuse wart dullard on
factory 14.1. then' had not 1111511 1,4.111, the river bank near his residence.
the person fn an w'h1/111 an 017115 111411 '•Th. chief UYu1s41•rw11',•' Mr. Daltrey
1119.11 received 14111 having been able 111 slid, "t, • of lilt w'1•althiesl neigh-
(;'1'ry it 4hnulgh. His wI.INIIi) sand 'sirs, 11'1111 1411011111 }4. 1Y111(IM•II.VI ti) le -
that negotiations were in plv1'r•41. 1114 yc 11111 11411s' pla1Y'11 then•.
5.'4anling 411e ('1114(14 111 4111• .1•1'01111 May1•5 1,1•4IN 4.44144 he had 11.1,1 \Ir.
Holmes suit, and mentioned that lir. I)14111ey to sue the people. Mr. lil•own
Mobiles 411411 (1.1141 the Ia1anre of $(11:( mentioned that thele was nolace
coining to the townin Connection with roVidld for dumping r•fus.. And d th,
Cie first suit Mayor spoke of a /Lace at the end of
T. t.• v.'AV WAS cleared e91 f11r eh:: 'discus- Eldon street whirl might be available.
of Hie school question by the The whole 11144ttel' wits Deft with the
reading of it 111 cation (134111 the public w115ksr • 4t4w.
t 144.4.9• hoard asking the council to A report f4' the Nesbitt of Majt-
p 11yid.• $14,1441 by the 1st of August Lund 1•elllelt•ry- shower) that there had
text for all addition 441111 r•Iwits 411 (le 'welt s'yen iut•nuemt$ tiring the
central school. Trustee }call And 111- 1,4.11111 of ApriI/
s sector T11111 severe heard in 4up44a•t of file St.Mary's town a •i1 asked
the board's application. Mr. Rall the 1'o -op Britt• f the 1' it in se-
c'limeil that (ort he sake 11f helping the • 11111g legislation enforcing the use .,l
1•,111(11.11 out in its financial a171Ai's OW wide tires. They ask' that wheels of
b and had for several. years been slut- vehicles d.signe.l to carry loads of one
ting off the repairs and alterations ton ,1r over 14111(11 Iut%r liaV% at least
which should hate been nulde. :1 dye Melte,. wide. The uaatter w'As r -
year ago they were jli'ac(1( 141114' threat- iw1•,rl to the public works rnrluiitl.9•.
e1.91 1)y ex -Mayor \i114,Il that they '1')11. eorpo'at1.11 .1Il('It 1111 submitted
would be bnalght up for maintaining rt draft bylaw for the issue of 11.•Iwn-
a public Ilali4M11re. The Misters rs felt :11511S (05 *3.14441 for the pet -chase of
that in the interests of the health a11,1 •Iectrie light meters. also 41 draft p•ti
the morals of the children the plains 'ion to the Lieutenant -(:over- • tut
they had adopt.d should 111• carried 1115 apt DIY 1V111 tI44'4(r,f• TDI/• water !111(1
out. The reason they did not hate 1 eight • tier' Was tint hol'Ix.r1 to art
public sleeting for the discussion of ul1111.1 malt•('.
the matter was that the work would T)u• following act -taints Were n•f1•r•nrl
lie delayed. :Members of the 1NN(Id o (h.• ffnanre committee : ,1. 1•'. Rates•
who had .•xp1'rs.Irl 1 11111i approval 01 w'hI9•11a11Y1w- for cemetery. $1; .1. 11
the4r•h,•nm• w•1.1e .•I1r'IIr1 by actinium- %'4'iINe•11, supplies. *3i.11; H. 11. ('tall.
tion Ia41 year without a word of 1/p- 1Y•lie(''1de,». f4) 44)
44sition to the scheme. The phots
adopted by the board would make cue
of the best schools in Ontario. and
• t' • in the little' the Issir1
might ask for it Nunn Io ).mild a(1olher
school near I1ritat,ia road (,1r St.
I):Ivid's and SI, audrew's warts, do-
ing away wit 11 the iiresent ward
M'h,N,Is. Witt, th.• addition that hint
h.4'II' 1114(41, 411 11111 assessment for
a, -howl purposes, a levy of 4j mulls
W.111111 pr•vid5 for the ordinary ex-
!a•nditule of the schools and for in-
terest and sinking fund for the pn.-
Isise l expenditure.
Inspector Tom in his 511111315101 14111
.911I1h/1.Wsl 11111411 the statement that 411. Detroit, Mny 4 -'far. Grand Trunk
Alterations p o. w•Nlrl to 11. 'mule Pan-American Flyer from Chicago
w'ladd make the• central a (1141 -class ran into a crowd of 1,0110 people at
N"III NII in every respect. the corner of Dequtnder and ('anli,'Id
An extender rulhslny followed In- streets at 8 :10 last evening, killing
NI1.11105 T11111'N r•41Arks. The 'Payor ten to Iiftel'n men, and seriously in.
said there wits no doubt as T the juring about thirty more The ma-
ne1'eseity for a change in the similar> Jority of the killed and wounded ars
Ar'aflgerll.•IIts of the «in mil, but Ilen from Toledo
Was s( fallacy in Mr. Iia11'4 remark r',- Fifteen hundred Toledo Polsnders
,.p4eting the returning of the trustee', came up to Detroit yesterday morn -
by nwrlll(1ulti411 ; at that time the Ing on a special Iake Shore train to
people did not know what the board's celebrate a holiday. They left the
plane were. There haul Is•r•n 44.11111 train at the corner of l4equinder and
talk of spending (3.144) or 1(tOM, hal Canfield streets and went over to
w'nen (4.1(41 1'4114 1115111 i11111111 I11•opic St .1oew'ph's Church, where they
considered it an absurdity. spent the day with the congregation
\1r. Tom said the 1151•rngc• 114t111111- The 1.ake Shore tracks run out lir
Anse of pupils bud year was 1 1 less quinder street and a4pleclal train
than in 7(D4, but of the latter date the. was to stop for the Toledo excur-
1Y)0ro11 w1.11 nven'Ir.w41491. sionista at l'antield avenue at A 30.
}him Worship spoke of the large Accompanied by hundreds of their
w 4. 114 :expenditure fur which pro- local friends, welting for the train,
Ostia) would have to be made this the excursionists Jammed Canfield
The report of the finance r
11.1• •tiding payment of a
.f aceotint4, was *111 .pied. ,
The :Mayor and the chairman of the
lnan1'•' r 'ttee w'er•(p stinted .y
'nnuniltee t. Arrange as set tIwur•nl 1,1
'111• Gart'ow firm's hill for raw 1.11/t81.
The hill nm11.(u1(N t. 11'L Cl i.
771e council then 10 i 41,1.11.41.
'4449••.
het
FIFTEEN KILLED AT DETROIT.
entail Trunk taw-Awerleu Flyer Crash-
es Through 1,eee People.
year and said lic IteheV d .111 1x44 44.
dittos, much as that proposed should
be pmllllaulred upon by the ratepay-
ers. The Mayor said •he had Mol Inst
anyone who faVotell spending (14,)44)
on an old hmilding that ,was not mint -
rally ',mated; 1.0 the 04 11/.5 h:moI. \1r.
'1'041 and Mr. 11x11 said that they had
r • aro is,. hardly anyone who
opiNls•11 he IN1qnmd's s•h.lne. _
('olnlrlllor Thompson lutii1 (1 th.'n'
swam t4• Is• 1 large expenditnte the
school should be placed in n central
I115a1il5. 5111111• Ulf 1111• I(IIilibi tow 111111
Wilik :, pile and n lull( to the
cental. 115 agreed 111th the proposal
(o' two school., 111111 on the• 111151 h and
title on the south side.
Councillor ID Is'r said that the
council could nal dirt(t• ill 1 he (mitt'',
tut) with so large :111 expenditure pro-
posed they should 111• thol•unghly nr-
g1111intlrl lith the filets. *9.4(4',) Id
1114 111• 14p4•111. 1.11 /11111111 1111111h11g Wit 11 -
(Mt 11 Cv11eful in%544ignt11111 1.1 1111•
hatter. 11 would rest 'y to 1141% I`
a vote on 111e 111114111.11, :old if %11m(
s•11em1A rr,nld 111• fourol of I.•sting!Oath;
Irp' ' Will t 111(14 (144.1141.111. 1)'1111111
f451.5 its adoption : there .shrlmld 14•
so • expression of opinion frYlm the
1•alepay(1s.
1'11111(1'4lnr • )1irhey ,,l4,, slid hl: n'an
In ignor,yl1le• :Is to th1' plans of the
41144te' board, Finally- it was decided
t, have a joint meeting of the tw11
boards on \Io11day 1.511 ' g and 41. hare
the are)itect'4 plans on hand for in -
4p ection by the 1411111,0.
The treasurer's statement and midi -
tors' report for Apt•il were Rent to the
finance r 'flee, The receipts and
expenditures for the month wen• 114
follows:
Rra'an v1..
Nalarice (rats Swett 1 -- 111,10.(7
\or re.ldrel 1451111 10.73
%Valet Otte'. ,...., x11 71
1.1.' light rete.. Retie
Lawn. S.ro.m
( rmMa'ry
MIsellss elle 11,.111
$7.7111.311
Astarte-atlwtswn'a►w,
1a'µ
IYlnt 11 11
e. wcertlel `
Ylrr AP
InWOO
.1rwnce "g and N � 44 (4
rim drpart,n.nt :.......
trmitv I711.011
11115.111. 1.411/0
1 harpy
11111. enywhh'
Int•le.l
1,4 eterw-ark+ ' orate!
net Intensive"
Eh9114, Held maintenance
School wccmult
Mhe,11e11V..m ..
!Salem r 1'm 1(and
avenue some time before the train
wits due, In readiness for It. When
the train wan sighted the .crowd
pushed across the track, and on to
the Grand Trunk tracks which ad-
joins those of the Lake Shore, Just
as the Grand Trunk Pan-American
Express cams thundering froth the
west.
--She people were throWil Tnri .1j).
sir and dashed to either side of the
track. Many of them were -ground
under the wheels.
Iantern■ were procured and the
work of rescue began i'nlwlia(441%'
The scene reltrt,d by the Tight of
the lantern!, was horrible. (Gradually
the mangled and crushed 1•ollie1 were
recovered and vent to the hospital
when there wan a fllrker of life left,
and to the morgue when there was
none.
FATAL FOREST FIRES.
Charred 11111•1•1•111 era Farmers Daughter
found at Aylater.
(11tnwa, May 2 -MIA. Addle ferry,
daughter of a )full 'I'nwnehtp harmer,
was berme( to death in the (,r.•et
fire north of Aylmer Thursday. )ler
charred rennins were round yester-
day morning. She was 214 yeara of
age.
40 Families Homeless.
Itnckingham,
Quo. -Duch firma have,
4wcpt the country on the cent Aide
of the 1.irvre, Nome 40 families Ore
homele.N and destitute as a result
The tillage of Notre Dame de Ise Sti-
letto narrowly eticaped de.trurtlon
. Fraises ('stet Get Through.
D•ltet'llte, Ont -Duch fires in 11114.
Tuwnehipe of Dungannon and Fara-
day Friday reached the Zine of the:
(central Ontario Railwny',nlnm 1)141,44
from Bancroft, and trains have bey
unable to pus through.
Died Aged 140 Team
1 1nAnrt,
May 4 -Another Into. 11
lag centenarian has pa'Ae4 away, t
nldasl subincl of the King,
411",'' yearn Thi. seat William 0ta
s,
3.,01.111 ...an rood Al Ent, try, LAIherkem,
1771251 Ireland. Whin a hc�i1v ha saw Adm,
2,110,7111441 W .44 hhltl'eehipa In Lone)
1(1 711 414 l4Iy, In 17trq after h. 151111 Aefea , -
Ia.M i 1411 44414 raphlrf4 tam )'r.nrh Nquar, E•
ml4,l Lon. with which wan Wolfe'l'nn., tho�
nnl Orin,,( TrI.h retail Stuart easily
r. Num hearts the )let of centenarians, who
A lint I11 rubber )(tools needed few, have died this year.
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MINISTER ON THE STAND worth suggested It Would oe a good
idea to get gamey to write a letter
of ht. inteations to support the (luv-
e+waterlt.
Hon. J. R. Stratton Gives Evidence in Mr Stratton tlien explained his
the Gamey Investigation, Connection with the Sapphire Corun-
dum Company, about which he had
the Interview with MrBoland on
Nep)etulwr 10th, and why he resign-
ed as director. Mr. Boland cams
Into his once shortly after 11
o'clock.
I.e1Nr Net Elle Owa blow.
Whit,. Mr. Boland was there Mr.
Ayleaworth's letter was dictated, as
ulggesled by Mr. Ayleaworth. .1141
the sul.atnnce was the pith of what
Demes Siring Money Either to Gamer or to
Sullivan heel** of I solicit Contradictions
of Gamey's Glary Gemey's Viut Was Not o1
Owe Minister's Seeking.
Toronto, May 6. -At the opening
of tho forth week of the Royal Curr
.w isal.,n raw t. el„v ainr u.
•.•••.••«. .. YID aa111n1alra*/1/w 111 th0
mining lad, but approved of the
law as a whole Gamey was In the
office perhaps hell an hour
Gamey asked abort the prof eat,
and hi reepllod the Government i 11.4
nnthing to de with that, and re-
heated Mr. Gamey to Ayleaworth and
Mr. Gran(, whim had charge of the.
protest, Mr Gamey ieaw.t about
patronage, arid he replied that If
Gamy supported the Onvermmant he
waulet get the Name cnnnidwretlon as
any ether (ley.rnm•nt supporter. Af-
twrwarAs he Npnks In Ur. Aylesworlh
about the protest, amid ¥,. Ay101-
•
when he (Stratton) drove to Os-
good° Hall to see Mr. Ayleaworth.
and when the court was over at 1
o'clock gave haul the letter.
4)n Septeml4•r ICA Gainey was not
In hon office or rood Neither was
Sullitan. The next dsy he saw the
report of the (conservative cauran,
and that Gainey was present sup-
porting Mr. Whitney. He did nut
know what took place In Mr. Ayles-
wurt•h's office until October 23 11e
knew before breakfast that Gamey
w1.■ at this caucus, and was surpris-
ed.
Ha did not rely. on Gamey's sup-
port then or at any thus. "1 never
A large quantity of choice goods still
unsold.
Now is your opportunity.
S TURD Y & co.,
NEXT HANK OF COMMERCE.
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J. H. COLBORNE
'PHONE 86. CA
SH OR PRODucE
A FEW LEADING LINES
Dress Fluslins
A large assOrtru1•nt III Many of the
new creations for the c ing muslin
'Putout'. white baize 1 erwnt
Dress Materials
a(yemm,N, in 1ust1•ew, 11441'4 rid
n1d /yale.aal )lIms Our 111ukt^Iit
grounds, with tine 41141 floral ('11(4(414, deepss sad *wawa... ..,21
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OtOCeries hers. Ails Irl sand ese MIIN we sen de for
yon. Everything in oeseon, of good quality, and at the right
prices.
CALL ANI) RPM
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Til GROCERS, WR$T BIDE SQUARE, Tdephoes No. 91.
I Paying Investment ; In 1dvertiiFment in The SiVnal.