HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-01-14, Page 7MOUNTED POLICE MISSINGICONDENSED
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It Is Feared They Have Been Drowned
in Hudson's Bay.
i' -1 despatch from Winnipeg says:
isisrs. It. I). Fry, F. Peters, and I
1lorrier, surveyors, who have!
leen working at Fort Churchill!
or some months, the latter two
eing engaged in laying out a
ownsite there under the direction
the Dominion Cosernment, ar- 1
tved in Winnipeg on Wednesday'
• .morning after an arduous trip in!
by dog train. All t,reo were cloth-;
in the Esquimau garb of rein -1
mei
r skins. They bring the start -1
ling intelligence that two patrols
of mounted police have ben lost
in the vicinity of Churchill and
Fullerton. Ono of the rmmissing
parties was in charge of Inspec-
tor Peltier of the lt.N.W.M.P., 1
-and the other was in charge of
fiergt. I►onaldson. Inspector Pol-1
tier, accompanied by a party of
Indians, 1,ft Athabasca Landing'
early this year for Chesterfield
Inlet, on the annual patrol trip, •
and in search of missing Geologi-1
jR al Sul vcyor Caldwell, who has
4. been lost for two years in the
north. In August St:rgt. Donald -
Igoe left Chur.:hill fur Fullerton,
the farthest point north in Cana-
da inhabited by white men, to meet
+Inspector Peltier. Both parties
wore to return to Churchill by
September 1, but as yet have not
shown up. Scrgt. Donaldson was
in charge of a squad of four, Cor-
poral peeves, an interpreter and
two Esquiiuos. They travelled in
c•no of the small coast steamers
Ifronl Fort Churchill, and it is
thought that this vessel may have
capsized on the Hudson Bay. A
party was sent out from Fort
Churchill on November 22 by Ma-
jor Moody to search for the inis;-
ing men. They are travelling bse
dog train, and will go north to
Fullerton. "Hudson Bay is al-
ways open," said Mr. blurrier,
when asked about navigation on
the Bay. At Churchill the ice left
on July 10, and it froze over again
on November 10. The Hudson Bay
eteamer Pelican was at Churchill
in August. In July it was tied up
at York Factory for twelve days,
on account of ice in the mouth of
the river. The only place where
serious trouble would be encount-
ered would be at tho Straits,
where the ice blocks up, but there
.is said to bo an open channel
through this.
SCHOOL GROUNDS.
Booklet en Their improvement Is-
sued by Education Department.
EDISON'S LATEST.
Storage Battery Which Will Drive
a Car 100 Miles.
The Ontario Department of Edu- A despatch from New York says:
cation has recently issued a neat Thomas A. Edison, in his labora-
little booklet on the "Improvement tory in West Orange, N. J., on
of School Grounds," which should Wednesday expressed confidence in
prove a timely aid in bringing the success of his latest invention,
abuut a better condition of school a practical storage battery for
surroundings. The publication is power -propelled cars, which is de -
beautifully illustrated and furnish- stined to solve the traffic problem
ed with plans showing how grounds in large cities. His acheme is to
of various sizes and shapes may place these batteries under the
be laid out to the 1•est advantage. seats of cars, and he says they can Mr. Henniker Heaton says Mr.
Concise, practical directions are be sufficiently charged at the ex- Lemieux's visit to England has giv-
given for the making of lawns, isting power house to run an en- en the movement for penny -a -word
walks and drives, and for the tire day continuously. "No addi- cables a decided impetus.
,planting of trees, shrubs, vines, tional tracks, poles or power
and flower borders. The booklet houses will be required," added UNITED STATES.
has been prepared by Prof. H. L. Mr. Edison, "and the needs of fu- The New York State Chamber of
Hutt, of the Ontario Agricultural tore transit facilities can be eco- Commerce passed a resolution fay -
College, Guelph, and School nomically cared for by the new oring reciprocity with Canada.
Boards and Inspectors desiring battery cars. They will run ono Four cattle rustlers were killed
further assistance on the subject hundred utiles without recharging, in a pitched battle with members
of School Ground Improvement are and will even utilize the machinery of a vigilance committee near San
asked to communicate with him. Diego, Cal.
It is hoped that this may result President Roosevelt has refused
in a marked improvement in the to allow Attorney -General Bona -
condition and appearance of school parte to answer a question asked
grounds all over the country. The him by the Senate.
lchool is next to the home in its Eight night -riders accused at Creamer,
influence on the rising generation, '� Union City,Tenn., of lynching Y rolls,28 to s9c and sol -
and more beautiful school aurY B ids, 27c.
,nndin will have its reflex in Capt. Rankin were convicted of Eggs -Case lots of cold storage,
Hence in the improvement of the murder, six in the first degree,
two in the -second.
U.IPPENINGS FROlI ALL OTEU
TUE GLOBE.
Telegraphic Briefs Trom Our Own
and Other Countries of
Recent Events.
( ANADA.
'1'llere. are said to be a thousand
cases of typhoid at Montreal.
Game and fishery licenses and
tines for violations of the game
laws aggregated $30,000 during
1909, in Ontario.
Tho U. P. 1t. is giving a low tato
on grain shipments west to encour-
age the Pacific export trade.
The C. P. R. will probably with-
fllE WORLD'S MARKETS
REPORTS FROM THE LEADING
TRADE CENTRES.
Prices of Cattle, Grain, Cheese aad
Other Dairy Produee at
Horse and Abroad.
BItEADSTUFFS.
Toronto, Jen. 12. --Flour - On-
tario wheat 90 per cent. patents
quoted at $3.70 to -day in buyer:f!'
sacks for export. Manitoba flour,
first patents, $5.80 on track, To-
ronto; second patents, $5.30, and
strong bakers', $5.10 to $5.20.
Wheat - Manitoba, $1.09 to
$1.09;, for No. 1 Northern, at
$1.06 for No. 2 Northern, and at
draw the half -rate fares grunted '$.i.0't for No. 3 Northern, Geor-
to ministers in parts of the west. Klan Bay ports. No. 1 Northern is
The Passenger Agents' Associa- quoted at *1.13, all rail, and No.
tion has refused to grant excur- 2 Northern at $1.10, all rail.
Bion rates to the Montreal Winter Ontario Wheat -No. 2 white, 94
Carnival. to 94%0 oiltside ; No. 2 red Winter
Recorder Dupuis of Montreal se- at 95c outside, and No. 2 mixed at
veroly criticizes Roy. Arthur 940 outside -
French's methods of fighting the Oats-Ontario39%of ide, a do at hit to Oe, 39 to
social evil in that city.
2c
Tho Wianipeg City Council lot on track, Toronto; No. 2 Western
contracts amounting to a million Canada oats, 41%c, lake ports, and
dollars for the construction of a No. 1 feed, 42c, lake ports.
municipal power plant. Rye -No. 2 quoted at 70c out -
A large amount of money will bo side.
spent in improvement to the plant Barley -No. 2 at 55c outside; No.
of the Lake Superior corporation 3 extra at 53c and No. 3 at 51c.
Buckwheat -56 to 56%c outside.
Peas -No. 2 quoted at 86c out-
side.
Corn --No. 2 American yellow
nominal at 07% to 68c on track,
Toronto, and No. 3 yellow at 60c
Toronto.
Bran -Cars, $19.50 in bulk out-
side. Shorts, 821 to $22 in bulk
outside.
at Sault Ste. Marie, according to
Mr. Clergue.
Irene Huffy, a Welland girl, was
caved from drowning in a most
gallant manner by Donald McEly-
ride, after she had broken through
the ice while skating.
It was stated at the annual meet-
ing of the Eastern Ontario Dairy-
men at Prescott that a cow could
be kept through the winter at a
cost of two dollers a month.
Tho C. N. R. is said to have made
an agreement to build five hundred
miles of new railway is Alberta,
under Provincial bond guarantee of
fifteen thousand dollars a anile.
GREAT BRITAIN.
which brings the car to a stop for
the recharging. The cars will run
on any rail, the present street car
tracks or steam rails, and if they
jump the tracks can get back on
the rails a its their own power."
FELL ON :1NOTIEIER M.IN.
Peter Peterson Killed in Mine at
iakolas Lake.
A despatch from Cobalt says:
On Wednesday night another fatal
Rabies Spread in Pennsylvania accident took place at the Davis
Towns Through Ifii>ts[ug. mine, Giroux Lake. Four men
wore engaged in a shaft down six -
A despatch from Pittsburg, a.
t\flefeet; three had gone down
says : A quarantine to last 100 days the ladderway. Peter Peterson, a
has been placed over Springboro, Finlander, single, aged 32, called
Conneautville, Meadowville, Brook- down to his partners below that
.ville, Linesville and other small ho Was canting down a rope used
towns in Crawford and adjoining on the whim for hoisting. Peter-
countics because of the prevalence son started down tho rope, which
of hydrophobia in the western part
of the state and the presence of
dogs said to he affected with
!rabies. Dogs are being shot on
the streets as they are seen, and
every precaution is being taken by
the residents of the community to
present the disease from spreading
more than it already has. One
death has already occurred, and
the little Pasteur Institute at
Pittsburg is overcrowded with six -
tree dangerous patients, and about
twenty are waiting to conte in.
More than one hundred persons in
the dog infected counties have
been bitten in the last ten days,
and more than five hundred dugs
in three counties have been killed.
It is said that many persons are
developing rabies through having
kissed one ells was affected.
+
.3FOUNDRIES HIRING MEN.
Medi of linters for Iron gonde
Sign of Good Time,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Apples -Winter stock $3 to $4
per barrel for good qualities, and
at $2 to $2.50 for cooking apples.
Beans -Prime, $1.70 to $1.75,
and hand-picked, $1.80 to $1.85 per
bush. -
Honey -Combs, $2 to $2.75 per
dozen, and strained, 10 to 11c per
(sound.
Hay --No. 1 timothy, $10 to $10.-
50 per ton on track hero, and No.
2 at $7 to 88.
Straw -$7 to $7.50 on track.
Potatoes-Ontarios 60e per bag.
Delawares, 75 to 80e per bag on
track.
Poultry--Chickene, dressed, 10 to
12c per pound; fowl, 7 to 9c ; ducks,
10 to 12c; geese, 10 to 11c per
pound; turkeys, 16 to 18c per
pound.
THE DAIRY MARKETS.
Butter -Pound prints. 25 to 27c;
tubs, 22 to 24c; inferior, 20 to 21c.
nle.
•�
100 BITTEN BY MAD DOGS.
GENERAL.
Fifteen persons lost their lives
• in floods in Costa Rica.
The Shah of Persia has issued
a manifesto revoking the constitu-
tion. per pound in case lots; mess pork;
The Kaiser has decided to travel $19 to $19.50; sht,rt cut, $22.50.
less and to live more simply this Hams -Light to medium, 13 to
year. 113%e ; do., heavy, 12c ; rolls, 10%
Sixteen British sailors were to 10! e; shoulders, 10 to 10%e;
drowned at Sydney, N.S.W., when backs, 16 to 16%e; breakfast ba -
their pinnace was sunk in a col- con, 14% to 15c.
Lard -Tierces, 12%c ; tubs, 12%e;
pails, 12%c.
26 to 27c per dozen; selections, 30
to 31c, and new laid 40c per doz-
en.
Cheese -Large cheese, 13%e per
pound, and twins, 13%c.
HOG PRODUCTS.
Bacon -Long clear, 10% to Ile
gave way, precipitating him to the lotion.
bottotn of the shaft sixty-five feet Ausrralia will probably send a
and killing him instantly. Peter- representative to the conference
of the Governments interested in
the all -red route.
It is understood that the Sultan
of 'Turkey will use his influence to
keep the Mohammedans of India
loyal to British rule.
The French elections have re-
sulted in a Government victory,
the Radical -Socialist bloc snaking a
net gain of fifteen seats.
Kang Yu Wei, the Chinese re-
form leader, has declared that
Yuan Shi Kai bribed a physician
to poison the late Emperor.
The Queen of Italy has organized
a Sewing Society in the Quirinal
will ask from the treasury of the nt Rome, and noble ladies and
company to be expended on west- workgirls toil together there, mak•
ern lines during the season of ing clothes for earthquake suffer -
19x0. Mr. Whyte will leave for the ers.
east on Friday and will spend the The Government of Italy pr ,
following week in Montreal. fie poses to meet the financial eon= will be accompanied by the chief . quences of the earthquake by lees--
engineer
ee;-engineer for western lines, .1. E, : ing a special land tax of five per
Schwitter. who for several weeks' cent., and a tax et one cent on
past his en ire a .
time tof tlwork
u
tion with the building of addition WILL PONT TWO 1,11'ES.
1 rack and betterment -
c•existingynam aExplosion n muscone
tinental Railway Camp.
son fell upon Mat Nearmeo below.
Nearmee is in the lied ('roes Hos-
pital. His injuries are not con-
sidered fatal unless complications
set in.
C. 1'. C. {llSTERN LINES.
Thirty !1 inion Dollars Required
This Year.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
Thirty million dollars was mention-
ed on Thursday at the local offices
of the Canadian I'acifie as the sum
which Second Vice -President Whyte
BUSINESS AT MONTREAL.
Montreal, Jan. 12. -Grain --Ca-
nadian 1Vestern No. '2 white oats
at 40%c; extra No. 1 feed oats at
46i„c; and No. '2 feed at 45c per
bushel, in car lots. ex store. Flour
-Manitoba Spring wheat patents,
firsts at S6, seconds at $5.50; Win-
ter wheat patents, $5 to $5.25;
straight roller, $1.60 to $•t.70; do.,
in bags, $`2.15 to $2.25; extra, $1.-
75 to $I.S5. Feed -Manitoba brad,
$21 ; shorts, $24; Ontario bran,
$21 to $21.50; middlings, $24.50 to
$25.50; shorts, $24.50 to $25 per
ton, including bags ; pure grain
mouille, $30 to 832; Milled grades,
$25 to 828 per ton. Cheese -West-
erns, 12% to 12%c, and Easterns
at 11% to 12c. Butter --25% to
26e, and September snake at 26%
to 27e. Eggs-- New -laid at ase, se-
lected stock at. 27% to 2$c, and No.
1 stock at 21! 1 to 25c per dozen.
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
liuffnl•,, ,Tan. 12. •-•Wheat--Spring
wheat, higher ; No. 1 Northern,
carloads, store, $1.13%; Winter,
firm, t'ertl-Strong. Oats --Firm.
Barley -Et -el t-) malting, 62 to 70c
Minneapolis, Jan, 12,-Wheat--
Jlay, $1.09% to $1.09',; July,
1YIANYQIIAKESYET TO COfi
Likely to Occur in Sicily for Two Years,
Says Observatory Director
A despatch, from Rome says: ers are burying the bodies found
The people of Messina mourn more on the surface of the ruins. Two
than anything else the destruction thousand were entrenched in deep
of their cathedral, the glory of ditches on Wednesday. . Food is
Messina, which had been fatuous plentiful. The evacuation of Mes-
ter centuries, defying all former sina is beiug hastened. Survivors
earthquakes, with Its beautiful are arriving at Naples ou every
cyclopic monolith column and train. Five hundred arrived at.
glorious Norman, Angevin and Itome on Tuesday. A majority of
Aragonese tombs of kings of Italy. theta were forwarded to Milan and
All are ruined. The condition of Genua.
the Calabarse Provinces is most Gen. Mazza, who is in supreme
desolate. They are an immense command in the earthquake area,
silent necropolis, stretching from has telegraphed to Premier Gio-
the Ionian to the Tyrrhenian Sea. letter that the securities of the
Father Alfari, director of the fiance. di Italia, the fiance Com -
Florence Observatory, is of the merciale, the Navigazione Getter -
opinion that earthquakes will con- ale Helena and the Societa Vel-
ttnue two or three years, being ooe, have been recovered from the
violent at the beginning and gradu- ruins of the buildings occupied by
ally decreasing. During the follow- those concerns. He adds that help
ing three months shocks will be is being given to other banks and
felt at Messina and Reggio. If commereial firms in searching for
of frequent occurrence they will be their securities.
alight, if infrequent they will be
violent. Hence Father Alfari
warns the rescuers at Messina and
Reggio to be cautious.
RESCUED ALIVE FROM RUINS.
Earthquakes continue at Messina.
Most of the shocks aro slight, but
several have been rather violent,
causing the collapse of several
houses that remained standing af-
ter the shock of Dec. 28.
Ten persons were rescued alive
from the ruins on Tuesday. Soldi-
Dowager Queen Margherita will
.donate $200,000 to build and en-
dow an orphanage for 100 children
whose parents were killed in the
recent earthquake.
An earthquake Warted a land-
slide on the mountain above loca-
ti, Sicily, on Wednesday. Several
houses were demolished and four
persons were killed.
Tho Bishop of Tropea, Calabria,
reports that 500 churches in his
diocese alone were destroyed by
the earthquake.
practically no change. Everything
was cleared out before the market
olosed. A few extra choice cattle
sold at good prices, but the export
trade was only moderate, owing to
the limited space available on ves-
sels sailing next week. Good steers
sold at $5.35. Butchers' -Business
active; prices steady at last week's
quotations, viz.: $4 to $4.50 for
good cattle, and $4.50 to $4.80 for
extra choice. Sheep -Firmer.
Lambs -Steady. Hogs -Firm and
unchanged.
NAPOLEON LOVED SINGING.
Hie Interest in Instrumental Music
Chiefly Curiosity.
Napoleon has been described as
almost a music hater. A recent
writer put him at the very foot of
the list of modern rulers so far as
appreciation or even toleration of
music was concerned.
Now comes an English denial of
the slander. In the Gentlewoman
it is admitted that the musical
tastes of "the Corsican ogre'' were
not elevated. But for all that he
loved singing so much that many a
time after a concert he ,,rdered the
vocalists to come to the palace and
sing before him and the Empress
Josephine.
A curious anecdote is told of his
brusque manner of dealing with
artists. One night at a concert at
the Tuileries while Duport, the
famous violoncellist, was perform -
MAKING DEBTORS PAY UP
CURIOUS METHODS OF COIF
LECTING DEB'T'S.
Turkish Grand Pasha's Way -
Playiug a Barrel -Organ on
the Stairs.
At the best of times the lot of the
debt -collector is i,ot a happy one,
but there have been some occasions,
however, when collectors have ex-
ercised both ingenuity and humor
to Make the debtor pay up. An ex-
traordinary case of this nature camp
to light recently. in Palestine. Ono
of the Turkish (;rand Pashas had
reason to press for salary due to
him. A new tax was consequently
imposed on the people which was
not approved by ono of the towns,
the inhabitants refusing to pay. Up-
on hearing this, the governor or-
dered a ten days' quarantine, say-
ing that there was a case of cholera
in the place. The military were
posted round the town and all
trade came to an end. The real
cause of the boycott, however, camp
to the ears of the people, and they
soon paid up.
- NOT A SUCCESS.
Equally
as in ingenious us wasthe
g
t
dodge tried by an Italian house -
owner at Saffron Hill some few
months ago. One floor was let to
a tenant, who for several weeks
ing a solo, the Emperor suddenly lead not found his rent. On being
entered. His Maje' .y nodded his ordered to leave the house, he re -
head approvingly and whcu the fused. This exasperated the ltal-
piece was finished said to Deport:
"How the deuce do you manage
to keep that instrument so mot-
ionless?" and taking tip the 'cello
he tried to jam it between his
spurred boots.
Poor Dupont nearly fainted when
he saw his treasure treated like a
war horse. For several minutes
be looked on. trembling from bead
to foot. At last, however, he dart-
ed forward and called out "Sir:"
in such pathetic tones that the Em-
peror handed hint back the instru-
ment.
Dupont thereupon showed how
the instruinent was held, but every
time his imperial master extended
his hand to attempt to do it him-
self Duport, threw himself back in
alarm, till finally Josephine whis-
pered someth'ng to her husband,
who burst out laughing and put an
end to the 'cello lessors.
---'t'
Ian, who thereupon brought a bar-
rel -organ into the house. placed it
on the stairs, and biased its dole-
ful tunes fur over four hours, hop-
ing by so doing to drive his tenant
out or force hint to pay up. But
the musical demonstration did not
accomplish its object, for the neigh-
bors had the house -owner arrested,
and he was fined by the magistrate
next day.
Another landlord in the East -end
of London, when he wants to get
rid of any had tenants. employs a
young man of gigantic proportions,
who enters their abodes and blows
a shrill blast on a huge whistle,
which is generally quite sufficient
to bring the debtors out with all
the small change they can lay their
hands on.
In Austria a deht-collecting agen-
cy is run in connection with the
post -offices. Th., plan has worked
admirably, and large sums are col-
lected yearly Ivy the Austrian pest -
men.
A despatch from Toronto rays: apt has Leen t each railway ticket sold 1111011 \ CD .1'I' 11'.ITERFORD• VERY CONVENIENT.
The Fig foundries and factories ml ao 1e If a tradesman wishes to collect
are increasin their 'ay rolls in �' Gordon MeI:ar}, .1s.ed ile\en.
g i to be d ne nett year m cornice- a debt from a customer residing in
c„nse uence of the rush of orders Skal(11 on 1liin ice.
qa distant town, all he has to du is
for iron goods. Managers of every a t n tt and main -
Dynamite despatch from 'Waterford says: to send the bill to the post -office.
i►np.+rtant concern in the city nn- tenancc f II it i T On Thursday afternoon while a It is then transmitted to the town
lit i!,ite a very sus} season, and ,f,
.• sped to hate their shops run. 1 number of skaters were on the in which the debtor lives. Tho post -
to the fullest capacity in a .1'1'1'.11'1, en 11 IT 1 11 1 1 If Ili,. 1 despatch from senora says : pond, Uorvlon 11cCary, about de• inane cal)`tr`I'lren,ita man.
t collects
t
► Another tragedy involving the 09;.,, ; cash No. 1 hard $1.11 to pen years old, skated on thin ice, ) post -
fling
few' weeks. The relations between Ptl.11, \n. 1 Northern, wad although planks were thrown =,ffice from whence the hill was
wife et 11 :Initoha I arm, r 1 i.•tial ,Nests of one man and the fatal in ); $1.10 to to hi:n he Went clown in about tranxrnitted. It is then delivered
the iron workers and moulders un- ,
ions and the employers is most of hired Nish, jury of another from an explosion, ` $1.10% No. 2 Northern, $1.07'4
c rdinl, which makes the outlook 1 despatch from Brandon, Man-; of dynamite occurred in Mc('rea to 81.0'1: No. 3 Northern. *1.01!' drowned eleven ^ItThroth,ulveater
waa veto er- meniteisrrehiatdith port.
tradesman�iis
for the men exceedingly bright. itoha, says: Mrs. Hunter Cooper, Courtney's ('t'natrlletlrrn (*111j t„ *1 0(! 1 Bran - *i9.00, Fl.ur-
-- - K wife of It well known farmer Piv- in the National Transcontinental First patents, $3.40 to $5.6b; arc_ ed in about twenty minutes, and acquainted of the fact, and valuable
• 1 lays M(nday. The dead elan Wasalthough Dr. Go, d worked ober time is that saved.
'f11111'11•I'(►1 It I)It011xI:I►. ing neer Bratlwardine, while dray-; un<l patents, *5.a0 to $t.•f0; first situ fur some ti:ne lift was esti is t, Publicans in some 1'rrt: of Eng -
in home un Wedne'clay w:is at- . }fendric ks;ln. n ;swede, and the in. clears. S -1.(0J (o $4.10; second
g eared man is named Anderson. land keep a list. el debtors, vireo-
tacked by (Inchired Ulan. named .1. 1r4, $ t'i to *3.10. - ---+ ' -` latingit amongst thenls„Ives. 'When
Rl;a•ian tr,lnler gunk in (•,Iliac• They were F oohing out a hole R
Harry :lcarr. an Englishman. 19 p \Ii! aukee. Jan. 12. -Wheat r credit is refused the span every -
ton Only !'our Saved. ,,,tr; of age. lrnud with Wham- which bad been sprung a few- rla1s
No. 1 \orthrrl. $1.11%; No. 2
BILLED 11{' BROTHER.
w her.` he calls, he ci; her pay:; up
+ + ? pre\ 1',l;at), whe'r t)le 1r,rn 5trilek ' f? 11'1 ;� -
A Irv• batch fr,. e / leer, S, an• stuck Mrs. Cooper Nort•Irr 1. I to $1.10: list. 1.- or ciclra out of the ! t!„tel
p part el an unci: \'I•drd cnrtl'id7.., Fol .limed al Rabbit I:olerr,l
,'• •l?lmhrr ..f time cater the• brad. it 1„ asked. live -Na.\ , 1. r . to pr',prietnt•s have a • •t • iremc-
1 i1., � a t..t and a terra l' exp, ,. II - ,Paris) Ilan' Leg.Ti: prepare N lit 9r '
t' i•.o fo „nv•,1"V p I (lead peat'
N;th a crew 1rf t., ,,li•'•I 1r 1!' cle'1'Ultt her �kllll. He then .sent Core Nis cl .r.
t The injured itlan is in the hospital
I 1 Man's
• ', f r., u 1 etrelei ws : vasiform -t isitor . els. have Rolle
�,•t •.rUBs'ik with the Greek a•il• fir i;l`; rl tt,^.rdlllr, it1;11 meeting ,1 r.• 1: •r ll.11l'd, Id, r,. lig•'; samples, lTt ,les, ' ► c
• •station on Wednesday. '11:e t , 1 • iefernu•d him el' v. hat he ' here. 1 ,,' • 1 r-, ; \"• ' "2 to r,;sc' : No. Jame It1.ii•s k was shot and l:i'f+ d :tart, tial!, ,,,E I,:Iviny their bills--
b.i;(tosIss sank within thrro Il,in ',id Searr wits kept under 1 - - 1' , 1• ' 2.. 1,1 Tt:' r. t;av by h:s brother l'er;,' a::d •;1.: n,,sitol. t , every no -
Wes. l' ,tlr of h.'r crew n,an'tt r.t •,,r'.. for a few philter Alld i BPst(i, 1••••.• I•r, i a h., n' • e•.; ai a r';Bili lit ra1.b,t 't, .1 til.'.`' 1 •te' , \\'ir', p ,sihfe' a de -
4 • get aboard the Pi+sciden and then ors. , .1 and plowed in a hexin• di.l:,,I, u,t-.... 1 • •1,• :.'t i's..';',!: ;� `,..111 Ii!:�'. .1• •' ,r 1 ,
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v.•re saved. The thirty-four other (t ll• aw'A:till-4 trallspr'rtatlnfl to jail 'owl tiing'')•"1.. . •. . ... . , i . , •i- •,•„ 1 .1:1•, a_'i iiiiSii•t`•. V. •s i••,r.; t e ...1 t'''• faral .1 .1.'',e. "de'rd beat i•. k:•• •:, Iond..n iit-
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