Exeter Advocate, 1909-10-07, Page 7 (2),
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deepatelt fr,ni (Lt -'e
•saYs;tw Seven men ,wer
leullets ott ,Wedne
Drell', /rein , revel's
settlits peal, eons•
thnses. Were. jki
hem" Iteistgestr
tiOther *an( v-
,
--timrtott„.pver sonv0 men.
atectling POal from .onc
Scims. which have been
'up by- strikers *oiliest
- A' little , to tho ast
ward ot•I'sre. 2 minc is thc elsashore
ad long the elifts facing tlos sea
Appear tm*11 eeares of the *oat.
These are of little economic value
stud have never been worked'. The
land is ineluded in the Dominion
Coal Compares teases ands qut ol-
Aciairne 0014141V have- been
forbidden tile digging of coal from
these seams.
Wednesday afterneon it WAS diS-
I
re;
tcOve
ig ,e
uIil fro!
'• 0 a
• .bY'
r
'tee.
,
t 0..404
reoIe
\Vhile it
sre.
nrnenMt -Leg
.rortlexsid the crow
ehf)perh, bnt the,- orders were not,*
peeniptlY obeyed:. :,The yaliete PLOW'S'
theirsre,YoiYerS atitf.tirest.144.inetlitt
*it El then into the .crowd. The'
enouttsteel men wet's*. arrested,4
raped in :jail e, charge of "uis•
ha:Ise been. isseod for therearrestesel
awful ;tenet/J.1;1Y" anti- warmots
OND
,
Atzizcf,
te'
ti&ofttp,
otollioto
•
litectrot
ITEMS
Lit oir$1
bhpke
,
*'we
_--
li°fthtL
l'iS.r1 A$2‘ ' 1
-?----
,, '0 ( Toro
, , o is alifax. .su
ri ed 1$590 tolhe moriattoi4
.
Walter Blythe, eo* itv of ronts.
dtring his wife* hiet eseetechas been
granted a new trial by the Court
of Appeal.
ek route of the Cari*dian-Nor-
thorn lis.iiwa vie Smith's rails
the :Men who used their revolvera.-
-soete-theeero
St01104 before they ixited their
bola, but the meti*of the, erewd
not a stone was thrown untilthe'
revolver shots wefesfiret
$ $
A' LONG siartys 01 i4ErTs.
9.
iiiiricriffialzartairenifine
Vaeitms Place&
'A despatch from. Toronto SiSS:
maeka,ble-serieeeof-thefts-we•r
admitted to have been committed!
by Sohn George Rose in the Police!
COn on Wediee-selay. Ron was
searraegnedeori--fouof Weft
ltotels,--an41-to--allr-4
-And elected to ble
d by Colonel Denison. sThe
eharges were of -stealing suit eases
-filled \with clothes and other ar-
tieleti. The case was reiffaildett fox,
a week to allow tt,e police time to
make investigatiortes His destrip-
sent to several citYes in the United
Stestes where it is believed that he
ie wanted.-
AMES OF fltANCE AT FAIRS...
Pres Gambling- at VaArs.i
A despateh from T.oremta we;
ft.. •
a . •
ris
beg67.-ippr ved b3.- Hon. G. P.
realm,
r. 433 of St, ThOMas
will succeed E. Fisher as 'Gen-
eral Superint ent ofethe-Voreas
to Hamilton & Buffalo Railway.
Chief Justice+ Meredith dismissed
the suit of Merritt, against Moine
tone to restrain the. eity from rens
tertng into a contract with the
Iteelreseeleat
..1.40
GREAT BRITAIlsr.
The British Government has pur-
--Mareoniettations-v
ish 'coasts.
of tiTheat•Pfraoirsvin:idal_exitGoishvitrinottmes,u_iltlat
preparing tOes,* fttstee
a larite number of fakirs have been
dif-
ferent putts of-theeProvinee, -Mr.
of, Agricultural Societies, has ar-
ranged tor send a number of private
detectives to the various fears in
Ontario, who will se 6 to it that
the law is strictly enforced. These,
deteetives are being sent out by'
tion and finger tints have been ties department without,the know.*I
ledge or request of any fair °Mei,
als. In many instanc,es these
SEA, 'Linos uP IN -Atm.
kokookm14.
Deivand Inerea0c of British 'Navy
17,000 Mee
. -
A etespeiteb from London says.
• The Standard reports 'serious fried-
• tion between the Government .arkl
the tea fords of the Admiralty in
• fernee to the latter's propopal to
norease the personnel ',of thenevy
nearly 17,000 enere The paper
er--that-Vice-Atiral • Francis
ridgemen, Second See, Lord, -who
is reported to Le the author of ti
reew manning tobenu!, has threaten -
td to resign ittlie Cabinet persists
in it, present refusal to. Increase
the personpelJ whit:Ostia-lira' of the
Fleet Sir joint Fisher's retention
et the offiee of First Sea Lord is
becoming difficult.
eer-er •
STARTED ritom BRAZIER.
Plumbers ltepair Eit Cruised Fir
at Parliameat Buildings. .
A despatch from Toronto says:
The -origin. of the fire which recent-
!, destroyed the western wirtg of
An Perliament beildinge has been
Officially detertnined. 'The Gov-
ertanen t„ has investigat -el the seuree
f the fire," void Sir Penes I'Vhit,
licyr, when interviewed ori + Wedies,
tiV \‘‘,''and there -is no doubt what-
. .
ever, tlfa,t it was eauseflby the char-
.. toil bre ier .left among the raft -
41
era by ,r pitiirmplumbers. The
flOVernin nt -has had good reasons
' for e ..1 time', conclusion."
\ it
es.....
e... . Ak.1.10.01.101,0. I
Cri»
.\ 0!),„otiojtok °
pt.i from Mesieo •t
ys: tInpro edentedly cold were.
,r in the' valleys in the vieinitt*
this eitT has destroyed ehe Core
Ps. It is estimated that the loss
prifl reae $20.0311,000. Thie, this
• ter on •Wediatfsdlay •
redr,two\ degree. below the
oint.
IN MEXICO.
iiutgrit to the Extient
the B
Ur. Henniker Heaton, •criticiieo
the -Postmastetqleneral les
vereTy-for allowing -1;11 thetsburden
of lleis leieseetitaga4tite-poete
'borne by.Canitsiss. *
11 61 t ig
a TS 103141THE-
ItAat NTRE
t •
se,
.0
buyer
¶roronto,•.. .to
iu nbuyer'
1irtiiat
t.* 0,,
tong ** te, 5 or t
os
aexitobte`wittiott No;
.004, By ports, _end NO No
-them at: BaY Pclts*
Ontario wheat—No.-2, 07et out-
side.
Bsarlq--NO, „ 2 66 to 4" 060 outside',
ant( No. 3 extra at 63 to eio out,
."'
6 ,0
"A
6t;
17_
t4lirom
' lea4 t
ft
031,aertt
teeentn#ceml
last
aTleiltY
Sher,* to loin in the attittitre+Feds
4 ' 4eetehratito*. W},10% the eity'
.as been peeing special tribute, for
eels, ,aret did net ite,,essiturtec to
how itte.neipreeitttion. 'ate eroved
was (1141CV4 to recogniz,.. taetieel
merit...and unstinted in approval of
it...where found: They •elteereel the
Britishsiaeks in their odd-looking
traw hate, and the Royal Marine
44-t-h-t-t-trlf-F-i*Wilie. gold globe
ter -38e, outside. New Oanad
"West oats, 37, spot, )3ay ports.
Pe -NQ Ww1 to SOC
de.
..„
lye—No. 2 08 to. 70o outside.
Rueltwheat--4)5 -to 500 outside.
Corn—No. '2, American . yellow,
76 to ,76,,i4seeteeferinek, Toeonto,
esselhiWee$18s-to--$10-stuteide int itst
for Ontario bran, and $20.60 to
for -ohorts, bulks.
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UNITED SUMS.
Fear of a-- Black- Hand-orutrage
caused a panic in a New. York
school. .
Four men were killed in a cave-
te in a waterworks tunnel at New
Raven Conn.
gamblers earry on their nefarious Theodore Rizzo has confessed to
practises without the knowledge of the police of Utica, N. Y., that he
the directors, having seelred spacemurdered two children in that eit:tr;
on the grounds ostensibly for legi-1 The Massachusetts Demoeratic
timate business, The penalty for, State Convention at Boston &eters
the infring.ement of the provisions eel in favor of reciprocity with Ca.
of thesettsrieviltenesta secitties aet is! nada, *red demanded a lower tariff
not lest than $20, and not melee
than. $100, and tests.
QVARRELVED OVER MONEY:
Heingstriane Shoemaker' at Ifoehese
ter Killed _His Mite,
A despatch from Itothecter, X
Y., says: After sleeking- -his six
chiltirea go to bed at hislionie her,
John blema n. Hungarian shoe-
maker, killed his wife in an adn-
ing room with an axe on Wednes-
day morning. Ile then fled, but
was later eaptured. When the
on the necesearie
JUMPED INTO RIVER.
3oeseph Gay,. of Otte*** -Takes
Ow.* Life.
A despateh from Ottawa says:
oeepit Gay of Ottawa, 23 years of
age, a clerk in the Marine Depart..
rent, and at one tithe Secretary to
Then. Mr. Brodeur, committed sui-
eide on Thursday morning by juirtp-
ing off the interprovincial bridge'
into the Ottawa River. Several,
men saw him run out half wey
pollee reached the scene. the (+int athe
c.!? -3 bridge and leap from the
etren were found erting-IY-th-iiiir441, Inginto-the rivet.: forty feet be--
s -
mother's ttethitle-. Klerna's'i Luws sboat wahastily procured'
head st as almost severed from her and put.off to the reEelles but the
body. A quarrel elver meney tnat-
ters 'caused the' murder.
'
SUICIDE ST THE FALLS.
tnknowti "Inn Jumped Fi'oin
Bridge Into Rivers
A deepatele fThets Niagara Falb
N Y., says : slit] unknown man,
about 35 3 ear 7:1- okl, early on Wed-
nesday jumped from the ;lever steel
arch bridge into the Niagara River
and- 137-aS drowned. Ile- was teen to
make the leap. by Frank O'Neil, a
,workinin 'and by E',?veral bridp
k
ernisloyes. The body apreareel
the surfaee for an instant artil the
was lost to view. s
TO A D CAPT., SCOTT.
Lo• ndon'e Lord Mayor Wilt 0
Manslon Mouse runts
swift -flowing riyer bore the body
away before the rescuers could
reach it. Mr. Gay returned to his
office in the Marine Itepment
only a few dap; ago after a long
holiday in the country north of Ot-
tetsa,- \there he --went To recover
from an illness brought on by over -
study. It is supposed that the mil.
cide was the result of a reeurrence
of the malady from which he pre-
viously suffered.
FIRM RIFLE AT
Froatenae Man ,Seett to Central
Prison for Two Years.
A despatch fromKingsten tetya:
John Hickey, of Clarendon, ebarg-
ed with aggravated *seault tend
threatenirok to ehoot hi)s'etife, was
sentenctel on \Thursday to two
-yeare in Central, Prison. The prie
soner pleaded guilty to the first
eharge of aetault. The man tame
A despatch from feaudon nays: h4 1r drunk *nd •began ill-treating
e Lord-T.40ot of Itondon has. art. Ii wifes-ts—Irentnally, fired & rifle
ouneed Ws intention, of opening" at her, the ball passing el4se. t�
tension ' Mute --fund tosteitist isereheitd-and-enterivOlopialrli,-
ain Itiiberk F. Scott to raise side the betl- r
for his expedition 'to' plant I
tlie Union lack at the, South Polo.
-
Britain's Eighth, Dreadnought
the Water.
&spate!' from Portsmouth,
Enghtnd, saes: The Neptune, Great
Britele's eighth battleship of the
Dreadeought elate, or her eleventh,
including' the three itsttleshiper
Ade.
. ese
kti
fe
.1
12 cot lo get and two feet -wild.
'fi any of her prtdece3Sors.
ceeds the Dreadnought tpe
,;o and the Belleraphon by
• toni.
he 1ia turbine -
u
en-
t, ",,1•7;"t,
, • D0NII10N.11011.41:
Groat laere*,,e• I* Customs fleipta
tor September.
*A despatch ;front Ottawa a445
The 'ett'stoms revenue ,ofi-tlie,
miniofl. for then month Piet ending
showssn-kner-cese- of no. J4ss than
thirty-five per cent over 'Septem-
her of last year. The total eolit‘
tions wore $5,431.468, an increase of
$1,409,531. For the six months of
the fiscal year the tustonis revenne,
t4t)414'12V/'$11$008i ari -iireroise
ilq*49i1V.Tift, as .compared itIi the
first half et the late fiscal ,year.
h*s.fly
r practi
riedo.
6 was, eonlme ced
ntlar<st ath
kntdisplacement
h 410 feet, attd,il sid
. ei coiseettent. arr
11$
s
,016.
ten i-irwhgunk b
fifty-*libr. hie
r range and penetr
1212eh 'silent now 1
* addition she will tar.
ur.ine guns for repelling t
*ttic. The Admiralty
r the, most ponerfu
hest ter built. 1 ha
•
*Aita.i.4401.‘!„
are burning
t, of the pa
tge to the p*
ipaf.d. Fir
irnber iuntry nnrth
rd Iiich h*c he
ne s3it.<4041
are*`04,.**
bn trodst4.
'ISO 61
13•Y PRMIME-
Appleee-Wind falls, $1 to J1.50
r barrel _441.1_14anikpicked_Afgel
sitantts-
elceds---$2;40-to linstens per jou z e
Boney—Contlee, dozen, 42.23 to
$3; extratted, leo per lb.
t timothy, $16.50 to
torteon treek- hem, and No.
2 at $14 to itie.50. STRANGLED IN A TOWEL.
Straw --$0 to $0.50.
Potatoes -55 to Ctee per bag on Tbreesyeattold 13;ty Found Dead by
traek for Ontario, and 750 for New
Brunswiek.
, ; of, movem
.4 !Ka cr0W41„
toraie t ritiehs" ever .
n 'thew otos, 40
ood tip ,propmAtory evin4
ieg Feiwarettesitten iust roe •
tiost tali*
sects. tendered the. men ef tbs
.1.4tlantle.tleet in Mellionrses a -Vitt*
• seer ago. It liV3S t. A!! Aro%
Wee in the memory ef the' *Meet
of' those _present when te British.
eoluson of -fighting men had pante-
eJ throtigh the streets ef,New Yorks'
The, Inflexible's. band lioacled the
Britishers, and' well did* it sustain!
its reputationas:one of the finest
naval bands on the senew seas.
The Britishers got e, great _weep -
t on iFalong the line, mid when.
n their eollars, which tells the/ the eolor-beerers With the Union, 5
story eet....bettlee-sandeleards-ser-viets-Jaek-ae4ethe.seAdirtirat's-eresematt-tre-
passed, tbe 'people stood up in hons'
or of the colors, while. the Ameri-
cans and foreign officers who were
n 'the stand ,setod at attention,
their right liande at their eolps in,
salute,•
in every pat o the world. ' The
well-setsuet ettilora from. 'the Brit-
ieh hips in their service nnifoini
aroused greet. enthusiasm. the ac-
claim -subsiding only to rise again
-
as all the details of prescision. and
the g neeal average for st aighl
loads of good butchers' was from..
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
$4.85 to -$5.25. Good butcher eows
-were strong.' Milkera and springs
ers were in steady schereand and eetti
wells asltig pi -id for
a few extre ch est tows- Calves--
seised:
LA meters
Bekets ,quotedeat $2 f.o.b.,. and
$8.25 fed and watered.
Poultry --Chickens, ',dreamt 12
tc 14c per lb. ; fowl, 11 to 13e, tur-
keys, 17 to laso per lb. ; ducks, 11
to 13e.
TIIE DAIi MARKiTa.
His Mother.
A despatch from Galt E3ySI. The
little three-year-old on of Mr. and
Mrs. David Hastings, North 'Water
street, etrengled himself on Thurs-
day morning in the kitchen whit()
hie mother was working in tbe'next
room, He had been playing with
Butter—Pound prints, 20 to 422e; the roller towels and it is supposed
tubs and large rolls, 18 to 19c; in4-beiionting enmeshed in it, was un-
ferior, 17 to 18c; creamery, 25 to able to extricate memoir. The lit -
20c, and separator, 22 to 23c Per tie fellow media no outcry, and bis
Ib. mother had no Inttniatiort-or the
Eggsse-Case- lots, '250 per 'doz. accident until she had occasion to
C1eese-12Xe per lb, f,or large, -visit thOtitchen, when shoWas hor-
nd at 12* for twins. rified to And her eon entangled Os
the towel and suspended in it. Drs.
Wardlaw and Charlton were at
once summoned and every kesoivn
Method of resueeitation was tried,
but without ,effect. Life was appar-
• HOG PRODUCTS.
Baoon—Long •clear, 1Z to 153.4e
per lb. in ease lots; mess pork $26
tc. $20.60; slioxt.cut, $27.50.,
Trams—Light, to medium, 16 toehnetrtitse
lyextoinve'etom:.•ben the mo'..her made
16%c ;-do., heavy, 1434 to 15c;
14% to 1434:3Z; shoulders, 13X to
133e; baelts, 18 to 19e ;' breakfast ILL-TREATMENT ALLEGED*.
becenei7_
Lard—Tierces, 1.5 to 153e; 3rariimsa Farmer Cherged With
15% to 15e; pails, 15 to 15%e. Abusing Home Bop.
BUSINESS AT MONTREATes
se,
Montreal, Oct. 5.—Oats----No.
Canadian Western, f423 to 43e.
Barley --No. 2, c0 to 67c,_.; -Manitoba
feed barley, '04 to 65c. Buckwheat,
r:---14rtnito
Sping wheat pateats, firsts, -0.70;
'
do. seconds. $0.0; Winter wheat
.patents,- $e.50; )Nlanitoba. strong
bakers', ..$5 istraight rollers, $533;
46.4 in bags, -$2.23 to $2.60, Feed
Ontario bran, $21 to $22; On-
tario sn't.idlines„ $22.$0, to $23.54
SfanitoInt -bran, $21; •Manitoba
shorts, t23 to $24; pure grain
mottillo, $33 to $35; mixesi
$25 to $21. Cheese—Westerns.
11% to 11%e, and 'eastern% a( lt%
to 11%e. Butter—Finest ereemerY,
243, to 200-. - Eggs—Selected stook,
263 to ,20e; No. 1 candkd at 22%'
to 23e, and No. 2 it 10 -to 10c per
doten.
INITED STATES MAILKETS.
- Minneapolis, Oct. 15-7,-Wheat-SeP...,
tember; 9J to 03%-e; D.ecember,
..1191441,-,; -Man,
,.---$17.-02,4_1-'41TO: eVe
rn/I:s
NO. 2, Nor.thet e4s; to. a
Northern, 06fsS'e. oer kitet-pat.
elits, $5.20 to. 5.30; second pat.
ents, $6 to $5.10; first elears'$440.
3Z+ $4.65;• second dear, *3.10
3.10
te '$3.30. Bran in ,1004b. taelcs.
*10.60: '
•
Chicago, Oct, .5.--Cash''whiat
No. tee', lit 14 to $1.17; No;
red, $1.00 to $1*14; No. 2 .hardS
Sie03 to --$1+083; No a hard; st.
01 to $1.0034L.NO.I Northern, $t.
O. to $1.00; No. 2 Northern,41.03
to- $1.00; No. 3 Spring, *400 JO
4$1.0. (th'nNc, 2, 64 to 0414t,
XO. 2: ytliow, 643‘ to •04!(.0; No.101
Otto 41414411*NO. -3 yel1oi, 4e,,
Oats,--4to. 2 white
a,ifhlte., 30No.
4 white, 3 to 30e,; .sta ard,
k
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Jo
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j
est
si
o
, f
rnto, Oct
ka k
A despatch from Lindsay says:
On Thursday morning, before Mal-
istrate Moore, ea charge was heard
-against a Mariposa farmer for as-
saulting two Barnardo Home boys,
nameel'respectively Albert E. Car-
-dr; 15 years of age, and John W.
Young, 8 years of age, who were
indentured te him.. - The ebarge
was made by Mr. Chas. II. Bfake,
inspector for the Homes, who af-
ter an investigation. took them
back to the, Ilothi in Toronto. Car-
ters the -elder, teetified: tes hie hav-
ing been assaulted by his roaster,
first striking him witli bis'fists,
then hitting him with a Wrenah.
.SCRA.TCIIED 'Br MAO DOO.
. ,
.,
'PiLifki Death , * LKt1t.1ttty at
•1. iya.verlyt-N.
A despetelt from Waverly, X. Y.
inixa,t. A. sertitelt from the. paw •of a
rabid dog wtts reSPensible. for the t
4.10ith, on Thursday of George Mur-
ray, the -eearsold .ehild of a 10.
Tho boy.. va.4 14Y
lag tear-hit-1rOme-s-reeently with
'Sled oldee boys, .they wer
suddenly/ Attacked by a sten
dog.* The other two were ttsur
,
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NOUS -OP- INTE
UM RANKS A.:,\D BRAES._
-
What leeGoing.on In the,
rind, Lowland
Scotia.
1, At Aberdeen one eley, lately 33
eteansers landed 231 tons of white
kfieb. • .
A hundred wagons were loaded
with lambs at Thornhill in one_daf
recently,
' An organized gang 4:11 boy thieves,
none older than 17, was discovered
ir Edinburgh. -
The other day Air: W. Itennio,
Dumfries, caught a 35% pound sat;''
-mow in- the Nit/6
At Itenfreir good progress is- ho.
ng made with the erection of th*
\new- polite imildinge-.•s
Port Glasgow people still live in
-hope of -getting a brand new rail-
way station earn° .day.
The Renfrew pid. Age Pension*,
Committee are still examinina
claimants for the pension.
Miss Helen T. Baptiste'circlet_
maker, Selkirk, was fixate:18n for
working her girls beyond statutory
hours.
Cagebusoethan School Board is to
erect a school for the education of
dekstive children in the perish.
Messrs. A. itedger & Co., Pork
Glasgow, have 'contracted to build
b steamer of 300 feet in length for
'Swansea owners.
Tradesmen have tomixtenc.ed to
erect the chapel for the Order of
. the Knights of the Thistle at St.
Giles' Cathedral.
There is quite a beilding bonein
ethwell., The !tonal(' Iestitute,
e.ng erecter), is giving empioyment
to a -large number of Men.
In one dsty recently at Wink, 35
Wats landed an average or eight.
erans of herring. The week's total
s estimated at 5.000. erns.
• stirs -James- Coats;' inn., Fergus -
lie House, PaiStey, itail,gifted a
school libeareessf 'enecse•150,voitnnes
Eglingti'rn distrien school, Kit-
,
The coetraet for :the ne+.* graving
doek at slIterutislaria, eviiich is to
cot. *bola t1',p00,000, has beeix rav-
els\ to Messrs. i.. Young .& Sons
Ltd., Glats4owe
Atnoeg the et poor elii;rgable to
Ardrossan parieh- who died during
he past iyear ten vee 70 1,:ears of
are and upward, And_ two were
o er ep yea es.
siTEX,ANI) 110118E0.
•
-Me "real Ike(' ("taint+ to trait!
Lek $1.000 nalt,Dia ond.,
A deseateh from Afontr6al sayar
Beaten Into iesehsibility and rob-
ed of $1.00 tI taste 'aed a dia.
snood rieg 'segued at, irx), was thee,
f&ry t 1,11 it IbeAreeisttenente
!ioirt en, TitteredatS by Mr. Charles ,
and were sent to the 1'a7;teur,,Id
stitutefor tre3tment as soon as it
became known, that -thip, 4104 :K*3 b
mad. The Murriy ansury,
was so superficial however, that g
to alarm was felt On Wetines--
(lay he, /developed unmistakable
ttemptomeeof eralnee and died on
'Thureday great agony,
nILES (ARS,
VI Vkeat Crop Will More
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