HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-07-22, Page 3 (2)-
•
ee
oh)
0*bout ii
11
tr. tiwas
pzid o them towever, here
any fek‘
iven this Burnrner by alleged prac
ejora.in hoods out On the lake.
Eiuzlly t 2 (Mock en urs -.
lay ortaut,- '4,14-fetntr-eriet wer.
itili heard, some member* of the
ictoris Yacht Club put off to t
rscUe 11
out 1i
ace t ti
loundi
ctrnging toiter
' '141
go rap' exbautiou.
o. cling hose
baj let go az bur or
inthe tveui
Ontariu shore.in
o1010ek, their boat began
C&p51ZeC1. Loy, wbo i*
switomee,
remelting both of gir
whole. four whilttahoet
bours" The girls, fory complc
exhaiiated1 gave up tr
r I
Viterriet P
4 A,
I* 1**tiee.
c to Vir04,311111
,
despitteh froin . Edrnonton,
II*:1oteat.nz-•his in.
47
g
killede "tt
8tethnan of -Albeit* Penitentiary,
formerly of Toronto', .in self -d
ce, Barrett we* hanged
On y vetoing in the ridor of the prison. The drop be.
sprung,ng ft ,required fifteen
minuta before the doctors pro-
nouneedhim.dead,..Atettoutoeite had
th-witeslifirto straws
at
lis Awn, who was net perniitted to
resent.. rat the execution, wage
the beily,'-whieltr will be taken
o utte? Montana, for burial. The
ondemnecl Man'shoWed this utmost
titmice n, save thathe objected to
be oration he wished to deliver be -
ug cut
r
short.
I I.
CRESIIED 11
Means.' WlIIIanuinud JIughHLSer&
ously Iiijured.
depatcb from Sault Ste.
l4arie, Ont., ye While standing
on s ttet1e leading to the s open-
heartb- furnace at the plant of the
A, gem* Steel mpany on Thurs-
day Mes8rs. D. S. Willi -
*um and Archie flughill were struck
by * carshunted' from the furnace
.
were taken to the hospital, n it
ied-Wilfierne-will hot -recover.
Williams is superintendent of
ho* open-hearth furnace, and Mr.
Itughill is 'chief , chemist for •the
coinpany'. They -were engaged in
ersation and did not tSee the
car approaching, and were pinned
againt the girders. Mr. Hughill
suitained very serioiteinjuries to
the t side, and Mr. Williams wee.
injured about the ehest. lefessrs
Eughill Anti Wi11i0,001 are among the
most, *popular' business men in the
- eatiedian Soo._
• .
s If I
SEBMARINE SEN1i.
Thitlsb Yce1 Cut Down by Stea
er Ara! CreAt r.1er1sb.
despritth from London says:
A 'wireless message received it
Portsmouth states that submarine
toipedo-boat 0 11 Was in eollieion
Tatt onWN,ItteStiay_ialka *rith.-0,6
.go steamer Eddystone neer,
westoft, and was flunk. 'Of the
crew f 1.0 men only, three were
• saved. it is •taderstOOd. tlist tho
# „ *en of 0 it "had no chertee to 4s-
-tope, being insides the sulhautriney
nd went1 to the bottom with it
•
If -1.10 TA1113.1t Putts
ceot. of Samples' -Taken 1*
Canada readulteratedi
tell' -from Ottawa
1. on.,Wednesdity bv
Inlandthe - Revenue Department
shows from a large number of mom.
pits ana1y4st.hy the department
.1bet about $0 per ent. of the cream.
'onus on sale throughout (!snaJa
re pure.
t'r
A
I I
I
the ffitriey-
44, -
erstst,,th becau
mei. 8uceess, comes persist-
nce. En-Chini a parallel 'use is
evident ;in the desire of WOM04 to
;share in Ulf attivantatito5 ef educa
tion. Tho majority of the
according to writer in the Atlert.
tic Monthly, look upon this attitude
as scandalous, and. not at all to be
• „,
I
oont.fg,td- •
ire„Yten brought about
ubt� .,Or• 414tY to'ward the
old and the new. • A short time 'ago,
in an interior village in -Xiang Su
4 woman,' ambitious to . becorne
'educated,. killed herself 'after 'but
treatment from her husband's ret;
liktives. Rex, farewell letter was
c'rerywhcre copied by the Ob-inetst-
ress. sIt his beerome ar,, national
document) end 41010St charter of
the newisaeveinent. 1 1 it +(neer the
.
following sentences:, .
"I am about to die to -day becene
my ituisba,ntl'a - parents, havirTg.
found. greatfaultWith Me for hav-
ing unItteled my feet, end deelaring,
that I have been ditfusine, suehr*n
evil influenee to have invited the
reputztions of my . ancestors, have
detcrmined to put: tee to death.
"Maintaining that they will be
Verily censured by their relative
once I enter * school, and receive
Instruction, they have been -tryir
hard to deprive mono! lifer in.order,
et:OW-say, to stinelieforehand 4,11
the troubles' that X. May eause. At
first -they intended to Starve me,
hint now they k ompel Inc. to commit
suicide by taking' poison.
'1, do- not fear 'death at all, .but
how ean I part from roy
who are so young? 'Indccd, thero
should be no sympathy for me, - but
the mere thought ofthesiestructiort
of roritlealS, and of my 'young chit -
oaten, who will without doubt be
compelled.' to live in tbe-oki
iiiiilter'mflieitt-alraoSt- break."
The bloodof each rnarLyr is be-
gnning to make its, impression up-
on the Chinese people, and tit turn -
leg them to favor..morre
pjularreustome. A • nation in -will&
,sptrit of int& ruthresif $'01-tatri,
flee Is atilt SO coati -eon may being,
.fkrth things that will astonish the
world, *
It Ineslitters-said that "China tott
otitis Materials -for -4k revolutio ,n7-4
she should start one, to which the
horrors of the French . Revolution.
would bs a suerref.squilP ;..but. if
turnedinto different channels, this
pirit selfoeterifiee• mityi as it did
time of Separe- bring itbout
quuk regthietrition rsV national
Iife and -national prestige* through
the tablishmint of , yew institus
ons that orresponif to the vit-
t; of life thus striving to assert
theneIve.
•
NSE� TE
Me Mx
SE OLOS114
tt'1010,
natto‘ P*rky di.
\Olt
ild a, iu new,atation
[theIatd of .1 4,27
114 /1 *
41 x "
lir for forging a recip
The Michigan e
has ordered seven new e
he hunt &tMontreal.
Tho ne on Moving pfcture men
at Montrtalwho keep open on Sun.
n raised to one hun-
dred 41oUars.
, a, is of relict has been
Grdered. to ereign, and an inveti-
&tionintoiheajiduet.of the fore
.• ...,... P'in'Aeq
ilwrey
Ines to
captain of ezcursroa at
ta In, boats.Pcrot:ilost
cating 1
u n their
bce
chosen to *et as the *gent of Great
Britain in the presentation of the
Atlantic fisheries dispute before the
0:1%00 trihunal.
Ittontreal firm of architects are
tiepins% plena for the new trui.
nits' of Sasketchewan buildings
Saskatoon, Accommodation for
14.411.
"Whatg the matterl" ked th4
ter of the hen.
im afraid of thettlpon,
d.
-Vie you 'needn't be. tf
I*, boo to be fricasska Iro 1
v be drow ed •
borers
wed
led and Po
Pbiladelpbia.
ty:four are uior.o
ars *telt o
• says:. Tbe e.*torey
-vireo
<1
• W • •
Cfln$tflHtiQj* works
*he, wart p**$in
uflg t! .ide
The entire
-S1
t4„
11 •
-- EAT TA1N.
Ohkilee •Dielsens „1107:1;oilte eliair
brought a big Pike in London.
Father Tyrrell, Whose modernist
eysepsympathiessome time ego brought
himinto eonfliet with the Vatican,
is dead in London.
, The' London Dirk -Mail severely
censured Montreal for short-sight-
edness in connection with her mu-
nicipal loan -floated in England.
LTNITE1)• STATES.
A -veritable waiking Jewellery
shoe was arrested by the'rittsburs
'Olney- bearing what was, eortSider.
4,4 the 'z oils of a Canadian or Euro-
pean rQbbery.
v
A new ellor has been
ap-
ninted in Gerniany to secce n
A.rrang ments bave been esompfit.
edlor a steampship eervice between
lktontreal and Naples.
The French Chamber of ties
martimously passed the Fr a-
nedian• commercial treaty.
Argentina withdrew her Minister
from the Bolivian tapitat• in 'de.
ult of an explanation of insUlte,
'1'—' .
ONLY xlis Emelt LEFT*
Man Returns, ttelied Wbolr Family
Wiped Out in Two Years*
Itiespatch" front • Ottawa says:
After two 'Years' absence in the
moods of,nolIltern Quebec', remote
,from all news of the outside world,
;Joseph 14.7•Armour, of Notre Dame
tie la Stiletto, on his return tome
this week . foend to welpome him
only/ his: father, left alone in * fani-
iiy of nine. Not •until he reathcd
e -of the.home-heAm
years ago did the son learn' ef the
landslide that occurred at the vi
Ivo a. year *go' last April, wide
*:spes1 out half the place'. and swept
five members of his family to death.
Two others bad also posSed• alirtaY
•durintshiesalotente,?withoet *word
el the tragedy reachinet,'Idni in the
north:
QUAKE VISITS- altiECti-
Marty reptile Sahli. Itave Perished
li tlis
„spatch from Athens, Greece,
An terthquake has occurred
Ceof Elio, the, eapital
PyrOfos. fieVeral lasges were destroyed; and manY
'eople peri1ijfd. Tho material lOhs
a t.
CLEVER WWI NEEDLE.
The PrinCetts of Wale* io elever
ithher needle and boa exhibited
in$fly speeimens of her embroidery.
Her Royal Itigttnesi sites her .work
for sale at hsotars in *id of various
h
si and it *hay* eoliamand*
priee. At * ettotity tale
litile *hit* ago * sewn worksd
Prinees. with mato*
pies on,* treom growl, 'the whole
mounted in rosewood and I,
wits prieed $125.
th
ntn the*
bese timber*, kn
)Q*Iflfl 'The rex
by
41
in lo
•
'
0
Nate* Ju
A K
031 l'OR LE.401.
TRES.)
0. 1 u
patent
0 or',le
r
is firm; firt. patents,
40 o o
b ertie
4,
0
-0
pa1cI from
datingo
01eseae
.fytwi
nhts at
., c
i•
,, ,
404, .
*114-1 3zk soolier are ;;: n
on
v ar
., o
se
he
,, top
ho has
' * risonment to:*
1.the'. about. 114;
a
4nden
senten(e of
Thi
ien
us' ,..wr.h:lichttulitligellst ' be' i
ind.east of the 'prow
ner- 'rf iheir sea iidkate,
� daring of the two:men t
Atosrent..e relestinek* of vex*
guarde who were stationed on --1101,1-,
410,ty on the tenets and *rmed
with koss riflea'and repeating re.
s,
•
r oronto:•
'itoli 1Vheiats-No.)1 Northern
.Getirgian.* Dv ,port*;
1 2 t--411,-*,
On to Wheat -No. 2..quoted at
I.
le titside.„ ' - ,, _
bailoy,„,,Aucted At
00 to Oki cut
*_ts---Ito. 2 Ontario white, 50 to
56e on track, T,oronto, and at toaK
ro 044 putside. No. 2 'Western ('sn-
ada
vets, 57c And X0,4 3) 500) Bay
sh.
ate,
#.44,
wheat -No. 2, 7Oc otitside.
411 130.art
to $10 on tracic, Toronto. Cana.-
dian
yellow, 70 to 7/0 912 tree
To-
ronto. r•
ran -41040 to $20 for Ontario
bran outside in bulk, Manitoba,
$9.2 in seeks, Toronto freight;
shorts, *24, Toronto freights.
OUNTAY PRODUCE;
an -Primo, $2.20 to1$246, and
itke
toishel. •
-110,y-No,i timothy,. 4112 to -4112.00
* ton on . track here, r1 lower
•
ri
•SOUIC
01
les noz-th
s. The
•
voiverse
'ereworking on t
the new cell blot
the' resen. 440
ft n
eavtj
0NA
tkini4
V*ere al
deep.the exe*itifnir fret
settbong plank, o
dcats, .wbich
0114rrOW* u
tetei
face. llViothf thetbfen
e. ran ta,
*et tlistout„,-*nd-plati g it
the wall, were soon u and
taking cover in the brush.
0
e Vat
eD4 of.
teredin
tions throughout
n and 3ohusn, how,
r
by $0 to 50e then last eek.
ark* `St 'tor
2' 4.
et
wel , a, 5.
_ - h etittle 1
0 a
.
lum,,, .,$/filfi, aws lic
nd
npringers--Oornrngnnot wanted;,
good • market, -however, ' for good
quality milkers and tear spiingers.
Choice teges47.75 to *7.00 .0.1.,
and $8 to *8.15 fed and watt
..................es................
EDUCATE TUE elliLOREN..
tilted- States , Sehools-11111,-Fight:
41 0t7 -b -7"-F-1:4 os
A despatch from York
0 4'
Straw -$7 traek.
Potatocs---SmalI lots of old, 7ee
to 00e, and new *3 to $3.20 per
barrel, on track.
'Poultry-- Chickens, yearlings,
dressed, 12 to• 13e per pound; fowl,
Or to loo.; turkeys, 14 to leo per lb
•
THE nun MARKETS.
Butter --Pound prints, 10 to 20e
tubsand large rolls, 1$ to 19e;
ferior, 15 to Itic; erearnorY) 24 to
•23c, and separator, 10 to ' 2Operlb.
Eggs -Case lots,. to 21c pr doz.
Olicese--Large chcese, old, 14e
per lb., andtwins, 14c; Nev quot-
ed at- ]2e f&r large, and at 1234
for twins.
• 0
flacon, long' clear, 1334 to 13%ci
per lb, in case bots; mess pork,'*23
to taw f short cut, $2244.to
Mauls -slight to medium„ leg to
1.6e; do., heavy, 14 to 141Ke,
1234 to 130; shoulders' . 11% to 12e;
backs, 10 to 1$14e; breakfast bacon,
103,4 to 170. •
1.04111-Tiereos# 143403 tub's 1430;
tails, 4 14.Ye 4•'
BUSINESS IN MONTREAL.
Montreal, July 20.---Oats--No.-
Canadian *Western, 59c.; No, I extra
feed ros.,4401., No. I feed, 0834 o; No.
Calwbart 'Western, 58e, * Barley -
a. -2, V% to 7414e; Manitoba feeds
!ley, mg to 680. nuckoest-
--410,4to 70e. Flour -Manitoba
Spring 'wheat patents, firsts' '44030
do„ s•keotitls; $3.80; Winterwheat
patents, 40,75; ..tistnitoba" etrong
bakers', t5,e0; straight rollers,
to $3.20; extras, in bap, 112.00 to
reed,44-Manitoba hrmn, $221;
itnitoba shorts, •41243 pure grain
mottillie, $33 to 4135; mixed,
to $30. C1ieese--11X to: 12e f
• 'eete"rnsesilg.to ltgelor.eitstems
'Uteri:1Mo for pound lots, and
to 2230 in 4 jobbing Ivey. Eggs,
Selected *steel; 23e; straight 1834 t
1' 'per ,doren. '
STAT °
July 0444
,No. 1 Northern, .<42;
2 Northern, $1.44 t No. 2
$prin • 44.20. Corn
74e; No. 3 733" to 7 No 3
yeflow, c; No',40 16 to 11.11#3,
Oats No. 54‘o. 13
White, -51 to, 54O; rNo. r 4 WItitift,4444'
to 5h33o;*tsintlardii4/
flitlintletteslis‘ Slily 201...-11Viiest
411.344Wst 8ept4 141.131 to
411.13Y:s; Dee. $1.1034 to *1.10304;
eastie No. 1 hil‘"dy $1.'35 $1.00;14o.
1, Northern, 1,34 to 41.35; No.
Northern, *Los te, 043; No, 4
Northern $4,30 to $141. Bran
bulk, 104 lbs. sacks; Pionv •
First Detente, 4141.00 to *4.40; *ee-
oad petents, .10 to .44.304 firists.
e1e4trao *45.15 t
$3.16 to $3.14. Iseeonds,
, •
.„
,
LOVER
despatch from , Sheboygan,
esiye: After a long journey
•!Toronto, Ontario!. Miss Maggie
Bloomer Ito arrived in .Sheboygan.
only10 find her -intended huoloond;
Rarry Cleveland, dead. * The W
ding was to hove taken place on
'Wednesday. Mr. Cleveland bid
made all necessety arrangement*
for his Wedding, had .secured a
house, and was selecting furniture.
was about fifty-three y era of .
mop I . —
!d and had eorne from Tor�nto
half o
o ijTcia1 work
at the Badger' ate. Tanningteom.
pany plant, but had not been WO**.
itiXsince Memorial -Day. Before that
time he bad begun to make arrange-
ments4for his wedding,. and had
ut Miss Bloomer $34, to come to
Sheb�ygsn. Visit Bloomer is in the
eity without funds or friends, and
is repaving to return to Toronto.
OleveIand hitd several hundred dol.
lare in beak • here, but nothing
can be done in settling his affair*
ntil the relative* are heard:how.
*bolt
• • .1. *.
twos, the National Association for
the study and prevention of tuber-
euloSitsideelared, in a*statement is-
sued on Wednesday, that the. Unit-
ed States is paying aertuell,y *7,500,-
000 for :the education of children
who will die from tuberculosis be-
fore they reach the age of eighteen.
There arel,nearly 1,000;040. rsehool
thildrezt in .the country to -day Who
.will die of thi&stlitieeSer before tbey
are of age, the 'stetetnent continued.
To offset this yearly Waste, -the chil-
dren
re hems educated *bout the
dangerstuberculosis and the ra
thods to be taken for its prevention
and during r the sehool year just
closed rover -3,000M- of tlet
000 _School children in the tnitect
States, , the society *tate*, have re
-ceived such training
BIG
Ontarles Iteeripts'Abore 411 Esti
mates for '41909.,
A despatch Torontosays:
Ontario Ili expericr.cing -
times" in tonnet ion with Provin.
eial finances. lion. A. I. -Mathe-
son, the Provincial Treastirer, re
ports, that during, the ..first.aix
-
ntoetlis of the present year the
dinary revenue of
oni-receipts_ trota loans, etc. ---is
ver $400,000 ahead .of that for ,the
Sante period lest year.
"There has," said the Minister,
4beett a general inerease*all *long
the.line, the largest advent& -beings
7U the Crown Lands id rrovincial
See'retarei Departniente.
WetinealaY-waS-Also a big day for
the Province in, the disposal of its
loan bonds.. Subscriptions were re-
eeived for --4v 10,000 of Ithe is -
u.
It:1:Iltuotr"*,;..41") '$7;4 inS"4p1endid. It :elv$01;141)mic7:0,*
• •I
_
Mostre*1 Reeord s Ophsioa
aa Who Selistesre Milk*
A despatch from Nontreai $
Yetere-44
you *re," deelareel Reeorder
puislrom the Bench pn1Wednesday-
morning to *f. Altinuts, a Longue
Point milk -dealer, who was, for the
fourth time, et:emitted of selling
di-
lut?d nilik that contained very lit-
,- tie that was nourislarig and " was
I otherwise unfit foe- .consumption.
, man sell milk like tbati
for ese by little thildren, is rio
butan ,--40$0030inir continue
*Rccorder, in the course o
leeture to the aecuaed and seeraL
1 other Milkmen,, who werearrested
oh a, 'charge of selling milk below
the 'standard and otherwise unfit for
use.
Jer
Anti%
Bank of �i
11et
Idlers
y itit0r*
..sPittett- from iny.
Detectives have got - track
of the then believed to be the ban
its who robbed the bank of Nov*
Scotia here some time, ago, sip at,
ottit Island, near the head of Rainy
River. eosseyihoeuetdie.:dAT
Pin erton gone
Strikers Alta* Ves
tlie Presse, Ste�
• despstc1r fronk rittshu,reo
sew Wednesday. Wita day
uf mOst fearful rioting at the Mills
Of the Preoed 'Steel 'ear
at ifeXte's Hocks" six miles below
rittshurg. A4least, one hundred
persons were injured in gun, bat
ties, by thrown rooks and clubs
rnti, at midnight .one thouscid angry
strikers. *ere grouped *round .t,ho
*Oast etteli with it half brick or a
un.
Eight persons were so seriously
''uredin the clashes that 'they
oould t he hurried sway by them
Used at
,outpq.,nWorks,
f f
probabiya inindred abets write
lic'fi,re the boat*titrned•stbont eed
n for the opposite shore of ttms
Ohio River.
The Pressed' Steel Car nipany
is no* in -close comvuutikalion with
the itittltoritle,s at SVAthitle,04, ask -
ng that: sottethil* he tloue at ortrep
l.r'cau' tbo. Steer -Queen was ply -
on 1.7niteil 13tates wate:s at the
time the strikers opened Are on At least half a 4orent of the
-Lets lippearof to have- been hit
by 'bullets from the fiteel
marksmen, but it h not known is he.4
.r thv t
, an
cattl
‘.
* tO
it'ere
•
veiling ill
Ate*
Colttpa
tit th
;
pit*i #
tole of
o 4 p,
th,N Pit 139S,tt
,i 1ij'y1istts%t
)
;
rti
rale.V.C# A
,
1
„P.
Pt#'4'4.tv •