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important Events Whlch Have
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Care*
fully Compiled and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper ;A
'Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
Wrl1)N ES
Hamilton and Guelph authorities
have decided on public works to re-
lieve unemployed citizens:
Patrick Horan, a keeper in a pri-
vate deer park, at Babylon, L,I„ was
gored to death by an enraged bunk.
The Minnesota State Board of
Control has established moving Pie -
tures permanently in all state insti-
tutions,
Francis Kossuth, the famous Hun-
garian patriot, was married on his
sick bed yesterday to the Countess
Begyorsky, at Budapest.
An Italian workman, uisi-
1 an ri.w man Felice Q
sant, was killed on the G.T,R. at Mer-
rLon Monday night, He did not see
the train in the snowstorm.
Queen Mary,unrecognized, was
held up by the keeper of Ner'wich
Museum because she insisted on en-
tering the place with her umbrella.
The plant of the Laurentian Milk
Co.,. near Caledonia, Ont., was burn-
ed to the ground early yesterday
morning, causing a loss of $20,000.
A derelict burned to the water's
edge and believed to be the hulk of
the British barkentine Glen Afton,
Was found in the Gulf of Mexico yes-
terda;
• Two Chatham youths, John Banks
and David. Grant, were committed for
trial on charges of highway robbery
in connection with the hold-up of G.
Kime, a Dover farmer.
Several of the.graduetes•of the La-
val Dental School at Montreal have
been summoned to appear andanswer
to cribbing chergps made against
members of the class of 1913.
THURSDAY.
Henry Frederick, a young farmer
of Brant Township, near Walkerto•t,'
choked to death on a piece of meat
Tuesday night.
Archduke Charles Francis Joseph `
a..d his wife are defying Imperial
etiquette by pushing' the baby car-
riage in which their latest child takes
her outings.
Miss Henrietta -Hoegh, who is 27
years of age, has been appointed
First Secretary of the Norwegian Le-
gation in Mexico. She is the first wo-
man diplomat.
Warden Irvine is still probing for
alleged trafficking in tobacco on. the
part of Kingston penitentiary guards,
but -as yet only two members of the
staff have been dismissed.
Miss Ethel Sutton, a nurse, walked
barefoot over an eighth of a mile.
at Middletown, N.Y., yesterday to.
arouse neighbors when a house took
fire. It was 15 below zero.'
The intense cold has - driven the
hungry wolves from the mountains in
Italy, and they threaten to play
havoc with cattle. Armed bands have
been organized to fight them. '
A.' P. Thibault, city treasurer of
Hull, Que., died yesterday. He was
born 57 years ago at Chateauguay,
Que., and had been an official of the
Hull corporation for 24 years.
J. Stewart Campbell, barrister and
clerk of York County (N.B.) court,
did not appear when court opened
yesterday and was later fou dead
with a bullet though his heart.
Four fires in rapid succession in
widely separated parts of New York
City, caused intense suffering to near-
ly. a thousand tenants yesterday while
the temperature hovered around
zero.
The Earl of Kintore was, the guest
of honor at New York yesterday at a
luncheon given by the American com-
mittee for the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary of the peace
of Ghent.
FRI DAY.
Mrs. S. Weir Mitchell died in Phila-
delphia yesterday of pneumonia. She
became i11 after the funeral of her
late husband, the noted author, last
reek.
Oliver J. Wilcox, I.F.P. for North
Essex, has been appointed Conserva-
tive whip for Western Ontario, in
succession to J. J. Donnelly, who has
been elevated to the Senate.
Between 100 and 150 head of cat-
tle were killed at Eli--' beth, N.J., yes-
terday, when a passenger train, west-
bound, plowed into the rear of a cat-
tle train, wrecking several cars.
Crown Prince Humbert of Italy, it
is announced, will soon be undertak-
ing a cruise aboard the Italian cruis-
er Puglia. • It is possible that he rill
visit American. He is ten years old.
A big spectacular fire at Troy, N.Y.,
yesterday, which burned ` for five
hours, destroyed the Schawnessy Ice
& Coal Co.'s plants and several
dwellings. The loss will reach $100,-
000.
W. H. Grant, governor of the coun-
ty jail at Perth, Ont., since 1880,
died yesterday, aged 76. For 22
years Mr. Grant was one of the best
known curling skips in the Ottawa
Valley,
Further improvement was report-
ed yestereay in the condition of
Mme. Lillian Nordica, stricken With
pneumonia a
afterescaping Shipwreck
near Thursday Island, off the coast
of Australia.
George Livingston, known the
world aver as "A No. 1," the king
of tramps, will . be married in Erie,
Pa., on Feb, 3 to Miss' Mary Troho-
ski:' "A No. 1" has traveled nearly
1,000.000 miles.
13y taking absolute charge of the
water power at Niagara Valls, Gover-
nor Glynn of New Yor, yesterday an-
aouneed he had tonna ,e means of
ilicreasing ;the state..Ceventee at least
:1,200,00b annually,' 4 '
SATILYRDAY:
Captain 14oWl3on,,, said the orilewl
14th men of the:flobequitl, left yester
;ay for Englan.
Gen.' Ytte t Salazar, commander of
Ae lean Federalvolttnteers, Who 'was
Iriven out of Ojiilaga,. Mexico, by the
itebels, was arrested In Texas Teeter,
day,
The Northern Electric 00., with h
capital of $1.0,000,000, bas been in-
00r1)Orated by the stage department.
File company's headquarters are in
Montreal.
Dr. Car Jacobsen, a rieh Danish,
brewer, hasbequeathed most of bier
fortune of $40.000,c00 to art pur-,
poses. This was done with the con-
sent of hia children.
Charles 11, Bates, an assessor of
the town of Revere, Mass„ was ar-
rested yesterday charged with altera-
tion of tax records and falsely abat-
ing taxes amounting to $60,000.
The Federal Cabinet has decide.'
that the law shall take its course In
the case of James Taylor; under sen
tence of death at Brantford on Jan,
23, for the murder of Charlie Daw-
son.
Dental students in, more than
dozen schools in Germany are of
strike. They want to be called "dot•,
ler," after graduation. The preseel
title given to them is "tooth /Wye'.
clans."
Thomas L. Robinson, aged 7e
years, died at his horns: near Lis-
towel,
yesterday from cancer of t ,
stomach. Mr. Thompson had farmer'
in the vicinity for many years, II,
retired two years ago•.
MONDAY.
The coronation of Emperor ,Yosbl-
hito of Japan has been fixed for Nov,
lath.
A mutton famine L wring 'the n ,x
five years is predicted byJ E. Poole.
editor of The Chicago Live Stock
World.
Five Woodstock hatelkeepers hav
been notified by the license commis
sioners thattb y'must keep strtctei
hotels or lose their licenses.
Four persons Dost their` lives in an
apartment house fire Saturday a
Brockton, Mass and five others wee -
'injured by jumping from the upper
storeys.
Major C. Frederick Herniates of th
Parliamentary Press Gallery at f,Ct
tawa has been appointed assi.s'ant
comptroller of the Royal Northwest
Mounted Police. .
Two Bulgarians, suspected of
awaiting an opportunity to, assassi-
nate King Constantine of Greece,
were arrested and expelled from Sa-
loniki Saturday.
The farm residence of Timothy
Whaley, who resides near Brockville,
caught fire and was completely de-
stroyed. The occupants barely est -so-
led with their lives.
.One hundred- men were after a
position of motorman on the King-
ston street railway Saturday as the
result of an advertisement wbicl ap-
peared in a newspaperfor one ma -l.
Austria's fourth Dreadnought was
launched at Fiume yesterday and
christened the Szent Istvan by the
Archduchess Maria Theresa, repre-
senting the Emperor Francis Joseph.
John Clyde, living near .3e village
of Cataraqui, Ont., was kicked yes
,terday by a horse he was leading and
filed in a few minutes from contusion
"of the brain. He was a prominent
farmer of that district.
Fully recovered in health Hon.
Frank Cochrane returned yesterday
to Ottawa from an inspection of t*e
Intercolonial Railway.
London, Ont., is flooded with thou-
sandsof dollars worth of Hong Kong
and Straits Settlementc coins,
brought in by a clever gang.
The South African strike has prac-
tigally ended. It is estimated that
the mobilization of the burghers will
cost the Government $2,500,000.
The second trial of Hans§ehmidt
for the murder o4 Anna Aumuller be-
gan in New York yesterday before
Justice Davis in the Supreme Court,
The worst cold snap in fifty years
holds the south of Western Europe
a tight grip. Temperatures as low
as four below zero have been regis-
tered.
Five years in Kingston Peniten-
tiary was the sentence handed T. W.
Luscombe :yesterday, on charges of
theft and misappropriation of funds
entrusted to his care.
Wm. O'Brien, M.P., has resignel
his seat in Cork on Augustin Roche's
challenge to contest the riding on the
Home Rule issue. O'Brien favors a
Home Rule conference.
Physicians attending Julia Mar-
low, the actress, in Los Angeles yes-
terday announced that she is un-
doubtedly suffering from appendicitis,
but that her condition is not critical,
Returns published yesterday she o
that 388,813 British subjects emi-
grated from the United Kingdom
during 1913; 284,663 went to oth •
parts of the Empire and 104,150 to
foreign countries.
Captain John Graham, aged 91, for
half'a century one of the best known
skippers on the Great Lakes, is dead
at his daughter's home in Ekfrid
Township, near London, after an ill-
ness of only a few days.
' Second Execution For Murder.
OSSINING, N.Y., Jan. 20.—Frank
Meuiiifield, alias. "the, Ki1," went
smilingly to his death in the electric
chair at Sing Sing Prison yesterday.
The, second man to 'lie in the chair
for the murder of Patrick Burns in
New_ York City two years ago. "Big
Bill' Lindley, Meuhlfield's pal, was
executed on May 5 last. .l
Both Lindley and. Meuhifield left
statements absolving :.Ralph;,Furcolo
of any connection . with the crime.
Furcolo is serving a 20 -year sentence.
Burns was robbed and shQtdown
in his saloon. In the Bronx early on
the morning of Feb. 11, 1912,
Another Typhus Ship..
'NEW YORK, Jan. 20,—Another
typhus ship, the third within two
Weeks, Was detained at quarantine
yestereiay by Dr, .Ioseeh J. O'Con-
nell, health, officer' of the port, The
v'essel.- is the "Kaiser Frauz roseph I,
or the. Austro-, n1erican Line.
The patient on the vessel was re
moved , to Swinborne Island, where
the ease was diagnosed yesterday st
typ its. One litlndredr_ and Io' tytnine
sten' age passengers Who had been ex-
posed to infection were detained at
Roffman Island for observation until
the incubatory period of the disease
terminates,
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VARNA-Mrs, Hy. Dawson. of the
Babylon. Ion 1re, Stanley Township, died
unexpectedly
. at her home after an
illness of 48 hours with pneumonia.
Mrs. Dawson leaves besides her hus-
band two sons, Wm. of Stanley town-
ship ; John at home and- five daught-
ers Mrand Mrs.. Graham. of
Clinton; Couch nMrs. Taylor of the Bay-
field road. Stanley; Mrs Ed. Foster,.
of the Barr line Stanley, and Miss
Edith at home,
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TO STOCK AND POULTRY RAISERS
We will mail for the asking our neve revised 80-eaide
book on comfnoa ailments -of stock and poultry. Tells
how to feed light anti heavy horses, colts, mares,
cows, Calves, steers, hogs; also how t0 teed and keep
poultry so that they lay whiter and tnxn mer, Cover
lithographed in six Colors, showing Tann utility birds in their natural .• cokes. This is a book
that should he .in every farmer's possession. IT PLIES. 'Write for year copy today.
W.. A Jenkins mfg.. Co. London Canada
Royal Purple Supplies and BookIets may be obtained from,
. Jeanlati