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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-10-8, Page 5BRITAIN'S NEW CABINET Lyttleton For the Colonies Causes Blank Amazement. assignation of the Duke of D hire, Lord President of the Council, e•caue• of Bar tour's Bhew1•Id .peach -Premier's Letter to the Duke Chew's* H,m With • Breach of Faith --Mar M Cheer& Election Soon. London, Oct. tt —The new Cabinet Is cotupuaed as (chews: MrDrudurick, te. u.e, ly hhecrettary for War, succeeds lord George Ham. Ilton as Secretary fur ltdta Austen Chamberlain, I'u.tma ter.. General, suooeeds Mr hitch'. ism Chancellor of the h;xchegteer, ' Alfred Lyttl,toa, Recorder of Ox - Pard, succeeds Joseph Chamberlain as $eoretary for the Colonies II. 0 Arnold -Forster, Secretary to the Admiralty, succeeds Mr Brodrick ea Secretary for War. et. sham Murray, Lord Advocate of .Sootlay d, sueeoede Lord Balfour of eerIIIjD, Y Secretary for Scotland. LordSS•al F1Danol•I Socretury of the War Mika, succwds Austen Chamberlain aa Postmaster -tine' al. Dake .f D air. nadirs.. The Duke et Devonshire, who wage leerier of the Conservative party In the House of Lords, has resigned the eaten of Lord President of the Cuun- ,11, and the Eteg has accepted his re.ig.ate.n 1'hu fluke of Lev.,nshire wrote to Ur Bal/cur diving rets reasons for hit reslghatlun which he attributed among other Wags to the Premier's ■poach et ShiWield. and hie pamph- let un insular free trade fhn Duke uf Irevonshiru has not yet made his letter public, but • letter of acknowledgement ft ton lir Balfour,.dlrTed Oct 8, was published Inst night In it Mr. Balfour charg- es the Duke with breach of faith. Th• three weeks' Cabinet crisis has ended In • wanner more roman: - aide and dramatic than that of Its Inception l'be most sanguine sup- porters of the Government last night express the smallest hopes of ouch an Adndnl.tratioo living many months, and the prevalent Idea 1s that there will be •,general etestlou Leder. Par- lIou,ent lNsseuabl*e Thu withdraw,' el of the Duke of Devonshire is 'a heavy blow. Mr. Balfour's extrdor-. (Idlers. letter, reproaching the Duk. of Devonshire with breach of faith. `•s the theme of universal surprlau and comment In all quarters ta••d•w.. Will Lw.d. • One cons.quenoe of the Duk. of Detunshlr.'s retirement is extremely onfurtunate fur the Government it •w111 brlug the 1*aderahip of the • Meuse of Lords to Lord Ianedotdt)e Nu aucc.aaor has vet,. bw(n appulntcd to the Duke of Devonshire and sever - a1 minor Government otRces still re - neon vacant Of the new appoint- ments announced last night. the most surprising la that of the Hue AI(iud Lyttleton se Secretary for the Coles, ales Mr Lyttl.ton is a man of ac- kiuwldged ability and a goodapeak- nr but he ha• had • nu Ministerial experl.hce what'. .r. Ile is b(tter known to the colonies as a crtcl:etcr than as ja politician. •t►.k. or Yu■t.•tlei boar. (e! A. 1'. )—The Standard says. appointment of Alfred Lyttle- (0 the great Imperial Secretarei- wtll bo received with blank %went. To pas from Chtantber= o l.yttlatun seems like a stroke untie Irony Why this rising r of no Administrative te- en o,) and po coturaanding posi- tiutl\.Ither in the Parliaui.ntor in the 1 w Spurt* should be suddenly se- lected or otee of the greatest office It, the re we have not the faint- est Idea The Mo l Post says: "AIfre l.\'ttletoo ; full sympathy, with the coiolifal 11oy of Chamberlin who le too -minded to be • mere partisan. oo sensible to hest - tate to act v1 ously with the par- - \ • tY, so.long aa it In accord with yids main'purpose "\The Morning Post *heves the country 111 .dopt Cham- - rkerlain's policy, which the repeal of the corn duty and the, German at- tempt to intimidate Cabada forced • tern to undertake. The News nays: "Wo corldole with Lord Lyttl.on Ile is too genial and useful • man to d.•serva being elide ridiculous, but hu who, dons grand robes Way not complain t he excites laughter." Socialist to -Parker y{ i111p`tux, JN.•1, . castle; J. 11. rlatetboraethweite, Nea- rltao. lu Doubt—`ikeena. no report. Ch- inese Young (Lib.) heading TWO BYE -ELECTIONS. oasis es.. rile,... aeahek• t• D. M.te Taes4y.Oo4 117—Mersa Ks.fr.w Date Mos net Maud. Toronto, Oct. 6.—Th. bye -elections 1n Sault Ste. Marie and Muskoka' will be held ua Tuesday, ()co l7, and the nominations, Tuesday, Oct. 20, one week earlier. Nu date has yet been need 'for the byeelectlon iu North Renfrew, which has been vacant how 493 days, Andrew Mlscauibell, Cone:restive, and Charles N. Smith, Liberal, are the candidate,' in Sault Ste. Marti!' A. A. Mll:ahafy, Consesf(((1 e, and Dr. Hart.'Libteral, are the candidates In Muskoka. The Sou 1s vacant, owing 1.41 the unasatlag of Andrew Miscalupbell, who was elected on May 29, 1902, by • majority of 275. Th. death ! df Dr. Dridgland, eral, a few days before the close of the last session of the Legtslat(w,;, caused - the vacancy In that riding. lar. BrtdMland'a majority was 89r • North Renfrew ' became vacant on the death orad. W. Munro, Liberal, trio days after. the general election. Mr. Munro hada majority approach- ing 600. E. A. Dunlop af,d Lorne Rale are the eindidatea of the Con- esrvativs and Liberal parties in the rt4ing. The standingof the parties in the Legislature is: Liberals 50 Conservatives ' 45 Vacant 8 Number • of seats With one oft for Speaker, star' Gov- ornment :now a majority of, four. Should it carry the two reread. Its majority will be six, and If it faire In both, It will still have two to.the good, with North Renfrew still to Ito held t; • GRAIN STANDARDS FIXED. Wel['ht or 0.1., Ky. .ad Darla,- DOW, 11111a•41 vp.a For tap Teat, -t 'Duronto, Oct.! 0.—The Orrin. Ere. amtnere, represoattng the whole oft the DemlDlun east of l'ort Arthur, wet In the Bre,�d oh •Tnuke yest.�r- day Among those r present Were: President W. L. Mulhe*s, Tho.. Ylynn.. J. L. Spink, Jno, Carrick, C. B. Watts, E. Adamson, J. Hur- ley, Toruuto, 'Xw. hrodie, Quebec, Jno. I. A. Munn, London. Jae. ihln- lop,, llatutjton, ('hief Grain Risme- tor E. F. Crate. Montreal. Th...busi- nese consisted In the Ileum lel stand- ards for the dlficreht verset �w of grain The quality of grunp\tient tate the market -this yc:�r' wee tu te- what above the avurehe cit loot sum. and al a comerquenc sumo of the standaralil-cru heed a er u high- er than befute. ' rticulariy i white wheat,' oats and j rley, W00 u lin- pruv.ruunt manliest. 'l8 the natter of weights, the al- luarng 'Were dt•cided upon in regard, to utas: No. 1, iWhtte} 31 fres , Nu.. 2, .white, 82 Ibe ; No. 3, white,, not Icseetkan 30 the. It was tits opinion Of the aseembly that tho semi ese- teil of weights should apply to blank, and 41 was doolded eft n- oompnend name to the Department .,i Agrkulture • e. dg stianda for rye and ' l.ar- ley we also def refined upon as follows: Rye, Nu. 1, S7 lbs.' barley, Nu. 1, 49' lbs.; No. Ife. 48 .Ibe, /No. 8, extra, 417 lbs, • The task of fixing like standards for corn will be relegated, as (n former year, to the Montreal Year('. !hick- s I wheat will receive attention later on at the heads of the Toronti drl,•- gates.. All other forma of grain d have a fixed and stationary weight measure, and are ,jliot subject , to • change - POLITICAL CHAOS.' **ilk !milled Is ■riU,a O.).sa11. Met 14 1S11.?.. essI.II to Mooted -411W, Twit Y.t 1■ Doubt. e-oneervativ..,.,_, Liberal ,,, •.•., Socialists iitlll Ir doubt >+ - 12 19 2 a Total _ s..... .42 ('Lourie. S.C„ Oct. 8.—Th. latest returns last evening leave .the result of British Colutpbla's first party c Contest et111 In doubt. if Canhtli., In which the Liberals are loading by flrty-tonr and twenty-seven respec- tively. to conceded there are nineteen lebeials, nineteen Consort eoves and two Socialists elected to the pew House, with two seats still lu doubt Mon Joseph Martin and his lour ea- soCiat.s on the Liberal ticket 1■ Vancouver have gone down to defeat. e Tu couat.rbalanc. trigs 1s the Liberal victory in all four seats In thlt city he substantial majorities. Mr. Mo bride gets back, but two 'of hos "Ittlr—fTon E A McPhillips, V'lo- tdrla: Heil A. E. Gnodeve, Rosa - lac!, have seen unhorsed. The Cabarets Netted are: W. W. BRelease, M tij• br. .1 K King. ra k Q. W Mlunru Chtlllwaek; W C. Wells, Columbia iaccle,natlonlf John Oliver, Delta, .1. H, 111rown, (greenwood T. W. Patters.. Ll�tnd, 'f. A. McDonald. H, ulapdf hl Tan- ner. Saantch, W, b (Labor s (R• J L. 1)rur•p, 1N Victoria City, 4 11 L. (g Cameron, .1. b. Me - Nivea and RIchard Ifa11, and Yule S. Henderson: Cariboo. .1. Ourphe and H. .tones; Cloak -hen, J. N. Evens, Mlmllkameen, 1,', A. Mc- Lean --ie. To he Conservatives elected •re: Y afar lf. Attie, Heti,It. McBride, Pttrs- Dewdny; , 61 Pooley, �u lmalt, George A. Fraser, Grad arks. W. R. hoes, F.rnl.; F. 3, Fulton. Kamloops; Hon. R. F. Oren. Kasha; A. McDonald. II11 t*colamatie J wee awn Houston.el- �' Clifford, New Weetmanleter: Oro N - e Okenos's, T. Taylor; valet Y oker t. (% Cotton, Richmond; �''o'ueor tllty (5), Hon 11, F. Tat - 1!171.,' ter' of Finance; J. F. en We Charles Wilson, Prs- w�t of the 'owlet'. .1 Sowetoand Ngle� W Mo u oras. Voir. Harry ACCIDENTS AT PETERBORO. ass Drop. Forty -red• reel not (.1.e. . Child ..d Notches. Peterhof'', Vet ti.—Sevoiel 6erloi, accidents occurred here •yesterday The first was at tho Cereal- Celle pany's new dam, where Edward Chambers, an employe of the Wm. Hamilton • Company, narrowly" es- caped death Ile Was workt))g with the .large , derrick and caught 'toe hook swinitil,r out with it:. Thrungh some misunderstanding of the sig- nals'Chambers was lett, hanging in midair, a distance' of over 43 feet front tins grotmd, anti luring strength fell to the stones. beneath, breaking lits leg and otherwise ser - ugly injuring himself. Die four4fear-old Isabel Armour, dau hter of Ger,. L. Armour, while aro upstairs t her'honw ratite scrota some Mit hes and in a few rulnuto. was, • ent'e ped iu�110(183. She ran o her plot , who smoth- ered the d nes;'tinh t before the little one as badly Mated about tho head an face.- Her c ndi.tjon`ls serious. William Hue, Orl.htel Hotel, day by a ddive hurt. He Was unto ed up, but soon r progressing. an employe .of the Ye run over rester - 'rig and badly seines when pick tenet 'and is e% SIR LOUIS KNOWS, Tumble Loot -or Dispute. MM Ilse 1r Fresh I'hr•se. ` A London. Oot. 8.—(CCA.>;'.ei n 61. n for the Untied Stales \yes- terday before 'th1± Alaska Boil Commission, doubted tvh.iher V. co8ver's story was Halon. the negot store of the Alaskan treaty. ' He oonsider.d that "le long de la passe" meant "through the middle of the channel," but Sir Louis Jetta said It meant "along the bank." Mr. Dickenson devoted the after- noon to • detailed hxaa$inalion of the maps subsequent to the treaty of 1823 with the obkrt of showing that thele, testimony favored the United State'', contention as to the southern channel. • ety tare MImMle noir. Duda lo, N. ., Oct. 6.—Nelsen Angglan.i wet, veeterdav sentenced to depth the w.s•k beginning Nov. 16. ltigglnno was chnvtct.'d of the mur- der of !forte Render, with whoa* wife he was Infatuated. Dogtlano 1s ion47 93. Na fi.jar rats• 11 vest. 11am11t4a.e.t—tknt•`e l +vier. • young bey 1044 at 1Al Neth Bev 'teat. 1a in the reit,- tlaepj with his rIgle1 alto broken In tee places, his 1ej in one mod Ms left leg fractered Wier a loklng • heeler -Y, nota about a n>,1a t over eeuetau Saturday sl1Y, he RIOTERS AT SOO ONLY FINED. 'The two Wounded Mrn Freed en aminended ttentemire. Sault Ste. Merle, Oct. '6.—It took less than three Metre yeoterday to dirpose of twenty -oho charges agalust eleven men Taken into cuatudy in connection w h the affair of Monday last, and of the eleven It ie nut like- ly any will inmate In jell, for- the penalties 'tape, . Magistrate Qu/bell, maklug I metal of a tine, that Is not more than $:t5 for snY. optional, will be Hart by • 'the men, who are able to put up the .tnouey since they can now receive their warm from the Conaojidatgtl 'Com- pany. The oaa,o werth heard at the court house 'nn the presence bf a large crowd. Upon tho consent of tho Crown Attorney and the court most of the charges were modified, and every man, with the exception of Andrew Leans, charged with dhbot- ing at Fireman Richard- Pringle, en- teral a phis of gouty, being ad- vieecl. to do so by counsel, Barri ,. I. L.;O'Flyhn. slam Mee a.e.r. Leonard Lavergne, St. Baptiste Ho - sou, Albert Dolllnson, Frank Lalon- de. Edouard gaisson, Fred Winer, Andrew Deans and Moine Dupont were ,fined 126 or two months In jail for simple rioting, and the cis first -named $10 or thirty days as hard labor. The case against Deans for shooting was dismie ed for want of proof, apd Dupont will come up again on 1'tt ireday to answer the charge of assault on Chas. Little - wood. A. Granter and A. Denali, tho two matt who carry bullet wounds, 'ware let go on suspended sentanoe, the magistrate considering the suffering they. had already .undergone sufficient punish/Ant. ,,; M.. Had prei4eatlo. ' In ILL address Mr. .hoe referred Id tho Injustice under w ch the men had been ['martini/. Itad Incited ,therg to the deeds of violence that ;powered. Mr. O'Flynn poi ed out that 'the mon had not' been unlaw- a�senLbled on the day o had been called there b receive the wages considerable time. He blame for the dlstur ace to the company. several days lrfore unable to pay, and rho wen as could lad they dune said, "there outdo or dile- fully the , riot, bu . company o them for a twitted my ance of the who knew fo that 14 would and did not ,nett have been done. as they should'" would have beep 'no turbance %hate the O.atpaay .t MI slew Magistrate Qui Il also-expreaesd )4inw•lf as sornew . t of t opinion that the trouble in ht has • been avoided by proper ac ion en t e putt of the company, but Air pointe out thgt there was no sec ssity for the men going • to the Iengt they • Thy had the law of the land Lehi them and the good will o the people, and. were in no danger of of getting their money, although at the time, they knew not when. - Payment of the men •r,ntinueed steadily• all day at the' genera otlloe, d as fast as file men get their y they urea accepting the em- .ployyr•itt offered thew and get Ing out of town. THP. lmw.n to Questions tb Ol.as.w Cb.mrer .r ce= n. Lynches, Oct. 8.-1 P.) -The Glatjow Chamber of Com t erco, re- 1 garding tho fiscal enquiry, s Is- sued certain schedules ehow3ng that out of 1.088 members, nine per toot replied, and the majority of these said that ,an import duty on corn and foodstuffs would not seriously affect,tbslr trade. They also said "that f useda's present oofereace was,' (nsufilcienk. Albert Swindlehurst in The Em- I AIre Riffle/ivsays: "Thirty thousand merican farmers have banded to- gether not to sell wheat under one duller • bushel, and Canadian farm - ears have been asked t9 join las ! combine Wtrh present tariff ad- vantaged, iii le no inducement to Cana\dlan farmers to join the pro- posed sgreestssut Wilhnut their co- op.ratieftt the attempt to rates the prioe of wheat must fail." The Weeteninsto Gazette wonders at the rot•ntien of the title "Our Lady, of the Snows" 111 Ripling's DPW book, despite the Canadian pro Ir C. 14.t Tupper has Ia clever ar- ticle rticle In The Irnlplru Review, avowlnie he ty sympathy with Chamberlain s pools , pr OVER THE PALLS. • • s, w*rkssaa/tr.t. Off Crib Work and to II apt to Data. Niagara Walls, Oct. 0.—The first man to hose hie life in the Rapids, above the Falls, where capital to preparing to sink the deep wheel pits to turn the mammoth turbines of that Niagara Electrical Development Com- 'pany, occurred yesterday afternoon about 8 o'olock. Eduard Dell of this town, employed bBarry and MoMordle, was oitt at tho extreme end of the crib work. order to get out of the wily of the crane of a derrick that wits being swung he stepped backwards. lbsing rets bal ance, fall headlong into the deep, seething water and Was swept over the Falls. Dell was about 95 years of age, loaves a widow and one child being mnrri.d about three years ago. A FURNACE EXPLODES: 1 H111.a and Tre• M•0 sod ■•y heft. .ably tajar.d. riatlfax, N.5., Oct. 0 -A terrible aboldIot recurred at Springhill yes- terday. about 8 o'clock, by which Sam McDowell was Instantly killed and two other men and • boy ware e erloualy injured Tho heating ap- paratus of the new postollro was not working properly and Fr/klerlck Eaton was employed to make re parrs. Mr. McDowell, the janitor, t eacornpanid by Mfr Eaton and his el aatlstante, entered the basement 1 where the furnace 11 located, and a' few enlnutes inter terrible' explosion oreurred with fatal restate. The omc'e, the fixtures, the windows,' and the outside wall ware demolish- er]. Hair compau10n, a ybuns supe was ;Two. Great Paper, for One Dollar. picked up when heady exhaust y rA few 'enesago :ldollar weekly Wa. by Eden it ward of Edenawuld, who Autktsl ulsut'as u•i heti vel 411' eheitime..., heard hie oriel.. The body of the un- Now we pre enabled to offer Iu, papers for that ::(cull sum. Illy r I " 1.11 anal en elueive urrulgennelit veil h 'l'h• Nina real \\•'.-..L1'"Hett1.1. the 'olfi•r n fortunate younugg lady was not re Covered tip last evening. Miss La- planto's father was burled only a. little over a week ego, and much and 1he eig41:ll flu cul•' y r.n Cur .1n, aY4110atby Is felt for her grief-stricken dollar. The offer i« roortl'aunlinatity [littera' littera' that. ill Silt dill' iN• t tkenrulvaut. Ige or by t't a Ire uuun. woman ttttd child ST. CHARLES, MINN., STRUCK. 1.uhu aan'1t'ul `The Nle;ttul fs 111(• lead• !nR,jtr,11,I'ktlu•r sit' this di+refer; The I Hel•41f1 i' 8 weber (441• IIsi• l:d'ut, girinh t{{1141• u,•w•s of 1117:111;..,,'1141:1d) :11141 tt crit'+ oi' entertaining reeel111g. 'I'11r Iw'u(' atpers, at .11.•l1 a price. make :411 irtv•.tilktiltle eitml•I IIn1Lou. i'a111Id.• pies of The Het .• .41 this utlili•. 1'IIi•: 1, the teat 1)14' i«1i144r of a \1'e.teu1 uuutr,3'1• rutjy,h' 1,11'4.111yw 1'111" III1.;1 liritoeaatf•i'ett•nliln- 111 tl1;•• cat it i• t/wm: W (recti(', that ',or pe..11n�� 11,141 INTO ',locL1 d Finn st,hw I.•:lu'ttld 111141 u( phratlio• and didippediu I hr e e 41111 rui llliow, that We Might lit 1 'ugly Ilesierih.'the IN•ItolifUl 411nu'ringe Writ..v11;444441, e,eete41 ret the iv..14114'ov "Ilir, and \I vs. A. t', 11.ivis. .lust ae the dayK.Nlr clothed ii uueje.ly Buhl' •, 'heel started .011 hi, .I, o lnv:u,l coliCse tt:n4lw the ss ''.1,ru .ea, shedding his g.fblxy or qui,.•rin;f, golden I«•:ui• oar 1 11.• iejeieillg earl 11 11 W/1.1tln•u 11101 the 1o111:. of 1•11111111(.1110`.1•11111111(.1110`.11.1111.11.1111. lural reser.., binding I Ile 11ent'1.. «1 10.1iIi Fred- erick ti 114.111,1" rn.i Ih'.t10e1• 1,114 is, Were iultdibly,I 10 ,01 tip lit I he• sorutl Id life, noel ill.+ .a,.1ul feel il. 1111,4ylma1rim.mv'I.L,i•,d (heltin,.. The Neared 'Truck ' Ride .y litre Lecher tel'y 11:un1, •n.e 41114-trlt.•d pamphlet entitled Il nnu. it t"i•.11 and (lamer' gir" Inl„llual ie a 11•_ get•iliIii Qrn«sl 9' n . h,uti1 d.•er, nu«e,•, .y'F•indei•r. cavil,. mi. *lc., in (he , Highland-, of 11141nri.1, ' 111141 a IIIht'1• jtnirlte a/Jing the line 'Ad' 114• t'rie'd 'ninth,. 1',11,1;•. of Ire,• I«• fuiuish ,.yl un 't}},plieaIi,'.1 ret t;1Anil 1P,r,• rnuk tintr�: ck, t .81.. sir I.. .1. 11. ., \I;rd heal.l. Ili Iet ri.l �I':e•••.•ug•u' :\•-:'•ret. 'T Tornado Swept Town Saturday 111+d Fr. C hcafly Ruined jl.mi., S. Paul, MiOct. 5.—A 'terse - do struck 'St. Charles, I1inn., Satur- day afternoon and ruined the town. Seven- persons are reported killed end :'8l injured. Two elevators, tldo Prin- cipe l; furniture store in town, and the big dour will was wrecked, while tete telegraph ollico and a saw mill, were partially destroyed. The entire want street was literally wiped out Ha dly a business place ryas left standing. Forty-two resi- dences were destroyed and the hotel property damage is estimated at $100,000. LaCrosse, \\.. , Get. S.—Two were killed, three fatally Injured and a' were of otherr badly hurt in a torn- ado which s\vspt lndep•ndsrlce, Wis., and ,dhe • surrounding country Satur- day afternoon. Mthly farm buildings were torn down. Milwaukee, Wis., \Oct. 5.-4peci.l despatches indicate hat s Were aturtn was general .t, - oughout the Northwest to -day. '1'b storm lel- luwed a hot wase. Baraboo. \\Ys.. reports a cloud. burst lasting three Hours. Many leuildings and wjndmille were blown down.. From Waupaca. Wla., climes f for- mation of a storm at Almond. 's1 es port:ems are reported to have killed. Many buildings • were d rnolished. The storm was most severe at Blaine. At Sheridan lose of life ted reported, Plainfield, Witt., pct. 3.—A torn- ado, which visiteil this section Sat- urday night, tore down many build- ings and daningod-much property. Mrs. John Fisher mid ','dark Wood wee killed. 61,4(1, stock was' killed and injured. Fergus Fella. Minn., Oct. Ci.—More than three 'inches , of snow( fell „here torday. Dropped De,.,) .n, -1, !I t. To unto, Oct. 5,—The 111113 w�o drop' d dead In' front uf the 1.11 Star • staurant Stitnrday night aI been Ida tied.. Ile is W. It.- Cu, mina of ' rout Crock. Parry tion Disteiet. e, is a 111(11 01 dabout fifty ;Years ,of age. and for hotlus time has h,'n troubled with kis heart. For ,•euro he has beer, a school teacher. r Trout Creels. Ile *5. a marrhid to and has s. vt'rut children. A mare • daughter. Mrs: Witt. t'assldy. live in , Toronto apt another. married • (la hter resides .in Oakwood, Ont. Met . Hornell. 1 alb. t Helton, lOct. '5.—'i`lie 'e11,uins el Erre 'lion: a .17 -year-old s n ret At- fred on a former resided' 01 Ate caster, were laid away. at • sir vflle yes rday. Ile met - a t •ribh death 13 le herding a straw -cat peg machine. hi hued got .caught in lie machinery it was. drawn An ' ern the lvhole arm tris cut Jh wiser uw drown out at he slfuUldet j?v, n 'then h• could noget',free and This juguler tent was c t. Ife died. rin.nst instantly ' Deplorable sa..tl. Waubaushene. Oct. 0 cldent occurred here on wheiteby' Mr.' .lames Jew empluyo of the Gcorgiu For Cor t his life. A Wm. McP went into 1 de with a loaded. slim � 11 do 'n for le w one ,of the n •n in the' yard. ' Pet Chaliners,' pie edit wand eeeident- ally iIIw-harem t. The charge, et tuck itay'wot*d_in th grnin. killing hie. almost. Matanth.. 11.• hied ordr•c'•1'. half a lett: '1Arees.11 •I. nein a wItlow and four yotnlg rhildr'ti. • 1- • • ht. It.515 sella.,. nem, .Ogdeeqsbilrg., .V., Oct. :i --Thr Sr Regis Retains Flpl1 just held p big Www-sroW find refused the regf.rst of the Domini n Go nunent' represi•n- fatite to leeae lane Squaw . Green, AcIame and tate' other ishan in the north channel of the `t. I wrcua', Met ,'ern hero and (lain p Rapt '1'h.. Wands are wanted in C4 mectitrn with t enrtion of re dam ruin A res (laloon Island. ' *ow Tewrfealp. no A sad, ac- Saturdiy, f • end, an n B.v I.um- Ween man, true l nlx'r shot min. Farming For Profit... Every Farmer should keep these three words- constanils in mind and conduct his faint on strict business principle.. Guess : work and haphazard methods are no longer used by successful and 'up-to-date far- mers. - By_reading THE WEEKLY PUx, - •the Farmer's Business aper, you will get the very latest" and Most accurate in- rmation regarding your busi- ness. It- Six's market reports are • .rth many tines the sub- scripts • n price to,you. Every _Farmer in Canada should re ize the full value of the service' 11E St'x has ren- dered him in • public way. It was due to t • action of TUB SUN in giving voice to the opinions of the armers that the law relating to cattle guards, drainage •ac%loss rail- ways, and farm fires caused by railway locomotives has been simended5 We will send TUR Wartur from now to 1st January; in combination with no orient, .•d Th' Signal, for $1.80 S tilw. S11nIpI the ni ret . at' -I he asking. V:1NATr 'N A ItOBER'I'3I )N. ''nr: 141#.,'.1., (r.ml.•t' 1.'II. Oitaikikil,ll,ikikikOalidubIIItbwkitiiliiliit/ilii1ii1111i11ftb1(. W . a. McKim __ _ Jordan Cla,l lioderich, Oat. F. �� 1 #.01. 110.1P MINI!! 0% ilk IPfPrlih(ffN t0f.1%1P/.1% C Ili• You 'Want Them I)re.s 6 - It 111. titiderpri.•0,1, it i, ,ra.um'. gd,,«Is ,tl thitt. 21l)'ds. Free l br.«tdI h., le:din. wide. regular value $1.50 to (teal itt. iter 2 ;kalif. Stir): il:nri:. 11itiiesp4141, !ewest Wedvee, u•urt'h $1.:0 for ▪ 111.011, 1telnnlul)s,,'u1.4u1 ala' yds. 141 the lit, (11,kindw w of dlwr ;'.••.I.and'.uiling0.I,•itg1Its f,/l'skirt.. waists. Kit snit.., skirts' v 111.1 d „I., help.' resit., suits 114141 Linkers. \1'I• fuiee i" s.utll-' •� l i .I l iek,ll •• on .e Jessefir elem.. e i \1 I I .1 1 N I'I4 \. 1'f We have• j , ,i .,,•1 Ire•• 11.41 t,nl'11.1111 tee• 1 • wF.,---'* hii, In W'aHen )1 4, 11 111.11s1' it f. a vim an41 nit wrN1,1 rttshul�tr boNii f e'ry '''IJk y',nll Lel.,, ,t it 11 it ;led at - Thlalsa sp.••11t1 line of erre I twee yon 1i1.,• 1., tare1 \\ 1• -,•Il Millinery :11 411,3• Kittyt4o Inirr., .lt'.',ur.t• We Ihttf it , New Idea 15kll 'I'Ii,'areunly ..n41 •Ihty are Atte hest -strong. even pure WWII mall - . men. lime.heat y,fullfat fast fast e•u or, seamI.aa.:..'3il All privies ill plait and rib co 51 're ipuiar and heavy: woolhow:(1 r Imys mud noel o for leen. OVERCOATS ib fuH 111`w• sl•N•k of the• 1N•s1 value wei have. ever sliiiN'u,' Men's new emits at Scall se glitter. 1',.0 can't nfnnl to int}• 11+1 you Kee theles. 1110/ • ikikikikikikiliikiliikiliiliikikiliikii4Ni„1 M°U'S BUSY STORE olrrnrnrrrr nrttIttrrrrnrmmo►nrttmrrrmttt T � E\\ '1'111' Olt 1;s AIM 11 .111'. W1li444iiiiiiUtU11111i11iiii111i11i111iiiliiiilNIIIN uuuuuluu� Fall is Here \\ :11,. ,.111,11 i ill hot Ire,• 1 11,i, .1 l,11 , • and 'You Will Need Your Feet We.l $hod I...op)ttell fele yen '1rit h on.• ot• -the at • tie fiat. ter •..hewn 1\"e hlunlIe nll� .1 t'ie,I\11:11' aril give th.tn tit }'in at 11'4 handle The Celebrated Slater The Empress and Shoe and The (ieo. A. Dorothy Dodd Slater for (ientlemen for Women :\Nt) Al N1' 4l'l'ilEIt 1'.3NA'tl.\\III! \1)1?.SIIuh.;S, We It ill ,IN's plea..s1 lu :chow you 1ltesr week—mot ...me bar 001 i«,Iiey has )tlw:tyv hetet "Hines( (:cools :el 11 1 1't ie, Hnbt«•r:: we rune them (leen' HMI rite lit nl • AMP. , Wm. Sharman 1 Z 1 FALL ANS WINTH MILLINERY Ili- •ai, k eel \l.IIin rye rot. fjdl"anil Winter Is now roluly' Ln •-i :4.• •1 ion. in. the 1 tem 11 III infidel t.i call at any I lith.• . 1111 see the t•w' -mil lea illld Of •I,•m. ! They ,ill 111141 n ...oil Its( 11•tn�nt1 (f t • ht es .' ( 1 IthitilleS. Alla Ili iii ninllml I Many welt things in be In Rear'y-to-Wear Hats a • new Wool ace Eff ,ts liege variety to choose from ' �\ KISS - ISS CAME ICON Hainilton Street, GIODERICH th 8 3 4 e a 7 s 7 a he it ! g ft !” of id i t. Towne,. Oct. 6 —T. II : intent, who was In cheese. of a flue\• 110ent sarvcylnll party in New (,t), trio, surveying, six townships in Ale un, and fufn•teen In Nipissing, 1. hack In Torontit ill, roperts trent the Lie townships contain 75 per cent. o eplendid agrirmltere' land. The tim- ber 'consists of Apnea, tanlurnck, poplar and balm of gilead principal- ly. a Hie Lite a.ved, Niagara falls, Oct. 6. --.Toho Phil- lips, a ualoonke.'per, tried to throw hlmsclf os. -r the falls Sunday .night, but *as seined, is .Brio. • ri, of of NO FfREUMATISM SINCE. -- That t• What W. a, Odeon Report% After a Trealm'nt of Coda's Kiddey Pills. • Ii,tr" Lek, Rainy 'Riser, I h•1. b. (vtieciall.' Rheltnielions, •• of the t.•rrit'. of .this new erettitry. muni( eland 1•dorl• i).nld'.. Kidney 1''11«. TIM. i. •the plen•ant experience of mane ...'tiers. \1'..1. 1)'x.01 i:• one or t hent. He sl/esks nes foRtWs : '•fleeing Ilfe entom'r of HMI I buil :111 attie k of typhoid fever, and 141enr.,it item meet in 14M one of a h.' alley \e'tft•rts.hn11 pninm in Hay hnek anal RAI11{ en had had In reuse0 still( 1. . 1 lk Wa•. .ould wcnnrlr demo tuv"rlf. int• emelt two 1 thm, nrol her !Mee ter hew tier**. i could not I.t.-r ins- ight Ahem,, \ "On mei IstrAlter'e nllvi,.• 151.11(...1 In we• Itel.l'+Kidnet Pills. After taking twee !weeps 1 '1«•g.ot to walk and, tin sty wick. 1 wile entegL noel I' have hit+) m) Intel miter." \ v • !hold'slhidner fill% dikth e e iii.• arid out of 'IDA 1d.mm1 and the rheumatism glees with 11. pend Thanksgiving Day Out of Town. Mingle Carel,. a lfee l for Tho ee k wgi s i ng )rev this venr •drawee-pnsw•n .ars in vend the drive Lint of town. Tickets re Knoll going Wetdiwwlay, ltetober j It•h, Anil are vend to rpturo until jl(emday. ()rioter lfith. ('all M. G t'nnd Tj'ttnk .effleee for Wehrle *n(1 14.11 in- fetretkit ion. • -' Call a sec ttr stoves and ranges; th lea,st. very stove or range sent Iiave a Look of save the most, they cost h t on 30 days' free trial. Just Wfi t is Needed fah\ Th y iloow 11 great heat, or e'tionlis sof 1$1/4,041. revel Call in and See Them • TIM LEA DINO.