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.CHANGES IN HURON DIOCESE
Rev, C. E. Jeakinsy who has been
in charge rY Clinthilil Anglican
..church for the past couple of years,
i to take charge, ,of St. O'ude's
church, Brantford, at the corn-
meneemeret of the year, succeeding
Rev. T. A. Wright, who is retiring.
Bev. J.' H. McLeod, ,of Alvinston,
goes' to Lakeside, succeeding Rev.
W. A. Shipway, who has moved to
Spokane, Washington, He will be
followed at Alvinston by "Rev. C.
O Therein, 1111, now 'of Sebringville.
Rev. John Hale, of Colchester, will
take charge at tWardsville and
Newbury, where Rey. Mr.'Edmiinds
is retiring, and Rev. W. J. Connor,
of Bervie, Bruce County, follows at
the parish . of Colchester Harrow
and Malden.' Rev. T. B. 'Holland,
formerly of Port Carling, has al-
ready taken charge' at Ber'vie.
These changes will all have been
accomplished by the end of the
•present month.
Mr. Moyes Was Served
-Sher'iff's Officer Tells How He
Did it.
never attene ted itp 'go nag',
MonoNOntil0o'clocic,lPaiday
ingg'• T prkieeeded to the h¢use'.;anf1
foiled lune standing on the road in
front:, of his ,d!wwelling tWth'e
saw me' he hurried in and I hurried
after him to,epeak to him, butt he
had already got inside the doer. I
waited, around for •sbme tune uifitil,
Mr, Moyoi name out and then 1 sery
ed him Mr. Moyes took the papers
without saying anything, .I,spoke
Mayes. to da me gated n the'
to Mr -Moe i
Y Y g g
gtete hent "published. in The Tale
grant last evening to tle'effec that
had been'han in and
a, man 'a
hanging
t i n
1� in'a dnt}nlct}pr •.con k>,o,sl
anno in ' 'hid ami) i Mr, IVIo e
Y � f y .Y.
&aid that he. ref Wed to an indiv ab,
ual 'who 'had}been up''a wee} pre
ious. �FS'h!eriff' i4owat• does noe' enW4'.,
ploy hien who, are in the habit' ; of,•
drinking to excess 1'
;Of eours& the mao AVIr Moyeeeom'
plained of eou1d not have Been a
sheriff's officer.
IThe ease ,.is`Bet for hearing'. 'on.
Nov..20111 and 21st. Some interest-
ing revelations are expected. ; Mr.
Moyes,'evill probably 'be asked the
personal of theta:baron. ;Constr'u'ction
Coe, which' took the 'contiac't` of.
building the road fr rn'tlie Ontario
West Share Co the' ainount of then
contract- and the manner in which.
the money -was paid' out j
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At the most enthusiastic nieeti=ig
ever held in Wingham the Wing -
ham Hockey club organized for the
coming season. The following of-
ficers. were elected; 'Hon. pnesiclenI
Dr. J. P. Kennedy; president,tL.
Blinkley ; vice-president. , B. ' J,
Doyle; manager, Ted«Elliott;sec-
retary, R. A. Currie ; treasurer R. J,k
Brooks; captain, M. Telfer ; man-
aging .committee, W. Miller,iF, Mc-
Lean, W. Gurney, Geo. Jacques. It
was decided to enter a team in the
Northern league for the Free Press
cup. .As' there isan abundance of
I material in•to'wn' thepprospectsnre
very bright fol' a g'ood'season.
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How lie served (Mr. J. W: Moyes
with a subpoena to attend the. Ont-
ario Railway. Board investigation
'into the affairs ef the Ontario West
-Shore Railway, was told by Mr. Hat
old Batchelor, one of the city sher-
iff's officers, on Saturday.
Half a dozen officers had the pa-
pers before Mr. Batchelor got them
and failed to locate Mr. Moyes.
"I did not have the papers 'until 4
o'clock on Thursday', .said Mr. Batch
elor to The Telegram to-flay,"and'I
SAN
An effective remedy- for the re-
moval of Sidney and Gall Stones,
Kidney and Bladder troubles,
Gravel,Rheumatic Paine, ailments
of Uric Acid origin; endorsed by
physicians and surgeons.
Secretary. J. G. Buri!, of 'the prose
perous Northeriji Hockey Leaguer
is making a determined effort to
add another important group to the
perpetually growing youngehockey
organization, Be has eyes on a
splendid district around Sti',atford
and has already comniunicted with
the hockey interests in the 'City of
Stratford, but would welcome Furth
er interesting the NorthernsLeague
in towns like Seaforth, St, Marys;
Mitchell and Clinton to be: +taken
in ern Nile same grouping. The
leagueue will be
Hoch Wronger this
s
winter as•several teams will be ad-
ded throughout the various group's
as several have already signified
their intention of going in,evith the
Listowel group. The annual „Meet-
ing has' not been called -ye
a definite date will be 'announced
shortly. Communications and in-
quiries into league matters canbe.'.
addressed 'to Secretary` J. G. Burt.,
Listowel, Ontario.
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Some Furniture is put togeth-
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I.,ast week Cranbvookie well cently appointed sporting editorof The ways of a iyatch, axe peat'
known 'nail carrier, George ifeutlr- the Winnipeg, .Telegram, and his finding ,out, Dont tryy. ' If yoi r'
er, ,met with an unfortunate acci- ceatribution& are, interesting" ; lea- watch is lazy and"won't, run,, let us
dent, between there and ;Brussels: tures :cif that journal " repair it for you. •
The wheel of the buggy c ti` to .ices journal,
't h ggy l stn n M Maggie Cudm,ore, daughter
e c road sin the horse of r
a bol m th r a c u o M, Aar
en Cud
a g A 4 hire&(
o. Crystal
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to veer and the baggy was thrown' City, Man., formerly of 'Eketen was
against the fence, Mr Reuther was married' at Calgary op' Nov, 4th to
t s broken Rev.
thrown u a sustained a b F. McDowell. h q nd M Dowel
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one , sprained, . merhant,
.,, ,.lastaken .a position.. as sAs aresult of picking tlewfnner 'agent f z tie .McCortnice.Ha&vest-
Harvest-
in recent SQntb,Bruce election ing Co„' With' headquarters at Wing•
}'T•ohy'?, W.,' rp •of u Ws.he eceived a ham. Hisfamily
rem
ains
free ride,h4�e }Xli a>ebalfiniw Listowe-Baaue:_;
The” rais'h.yong -Man who :belie
had to Miss, Reynolds, milliner at Wing-,
provide the "pus),+' vas .Ed, S'ie- ham, met witli`a seri&�ps accident nn
bort. ; Tuesday afternoon. In' walking in
Early last Saturday morning„ kat front of Mas'on's store' she fell on
Brussels ;the, spirit of David Birinie' the slippery' walk and dislocated
Moore took its flight. His demise her 's'houlder, '
was anticipated as he had • been, i11: Mr. and Mrs . R , R3„Barris 34
for some ,days .pitior and at times Beaty avenue, Toronto; formerly of
was agreat sufferer. On:, leaving • Wieexeitter, aninounL.e'the singage-
the line farm in Morels rtownship ' ment of their daughter :'Edith May,
'Mr. and -Mee. Meori e located in Brus-.to
Mr. . E Pleison Stephenson of
seas 18 years ago. oronto
The marriage will take
Stephen Township Sunday E ci.oi l place.quietly. at Dunn. avenue Pres-
£Ssociation third annuareonvention, byterian Church, en November,19,
will be held in the Presbyterian For the second time Mr. Thomes
chursh, Grand Bend, on, Tuesday M. Hamilton merchant of Stella bas of the Christian Mivfietry have plan -
Mr,
i8 ch, won a judgment i rshis favor at, Os` nod to Christian
g
Mr, Fred Kerr the genial propiie- good& hall in the case of the County the Presbytery to 1p ts.thr ug lithe,
tor fo the. Crediton lumber mill is of Huron against himself. It will be Young People's work and the
doing. a big business ins the lumber ,of
that Mr. Hamilton was Claims .of the Christian Ministry to
business:recently he shipped seven convicted cted in August last before Mr, the youth of the churches',
carloads of lumber; part going to George C. Petty J. P. of Hensall on
Winnipeg and part to•London, Eng. the charge of Peddling within the
Last week he purchased a ten acre County of 'Huron without a license.
bush from Nelson Stanlake. Mr, J G. Stanbui'y of Exeter who de -
Architect J. Russel, of Stratford, fended Mr, Hamilton and who has
met the building Committee of Mel- conducted both appeals on his be-
villechurch, Brussels, and discussed half at Toronto took the ground
with them the plan ofthe propros- that the allegedoffence took place
ed new Presbyterian church, e fans
and specifications have been pre- Huron and Perth and was therefore ate of New York University, was
pared by Mr. Russel and went over not within the jurisdiction of ' thetresent and in company with Dr.
hem with the Committee( There County of ...Huron. He appealed Myers, will conduct the (survey.is a proprosel to punch tse an ad -from the 'Magistrates conviction of Huron County will bethefirst to
ditional piece of property to church $25.00 and costs to Justice Kelly at attempt anything in this line • in
grounds so that horse sheds may Toronto in September and received Canada and the work being wider -
not be, situated 110 close to the new a judgment quashing the "convic- taken will be a model for future
edifice, tion. The County then appealed `.o work.
Mrs, B. B. Gunn formerly of Sea- the court of appeal who after, hear -
forth, was married in London on ing argument on Tuesday chemist
November 4th. to Dr. E. Tennant, V. ed the appeal with all costs agains`
S. of Luean, the county. Mr.Proudfoot K. C.
The Auburn Brass Band will spoon appeared for the prosecution.
be organized: The instruments Mr. John Pritchard, of the Ho wick
which were sent to Toronto for re- Minto boundary became the owner
pairs were received back this week of a goodly supply` of honey in a
in first class -shape. rather unique fashion. Some months
Mr. W, R, Broadfoot, of the 5th ago a swarm of bees took posses -
concession of Morris, who is making sion of an unused chimney on Mr.
for himself a good reputation as 0 Pritchard's residence and were left
breeder of Shorthorns, on Saturday undisturbed. Later he decided to
last sold and delivered to Mr. Sam. 1 re -build the chimney and when the
Wahorn steersthree
whichwea weighed e.73p lbs r old 1 old else was ton down some 'seventy The dead and missing men in the
gpounds of honey were discovered,
and for which hereceived $7.25 per When taken from the chimney the wrecks of the great lakes now ap-
hundred, netting him $12270 for the bees soon died, proximate asfollows •
Ten to one you
neCl
eeted it
--let it t
get dirty, or it steps •f omlads of
oil. Whatever is the eason, dont
Delay coata money and .often
•§.0 4.1-8,01.° ll;
We give thorough examination
and regulating frees anything more
costs as;;little Y
as,satisfactor work
can be•dane:for, •,' ,
ria
Jeweler and OptIeian5
Issuer of Marriage' Licenses
present and presented theclaimsof
the Sunday Schoole,and Young Peo.
xle's 'societies to the' Presbytery.
The committee on Sunday School
work and the committee on Claims'
on the bo i r5 ry road 'between
The principle work of the -meet-
ing was the decision to unite4'the
Boards' of the Presbyterian reform
and Evangelism of the Presbyter-
ian church and the, .s'ame hoard of
the Methodist church to make a
rural survey of the County of Hur-
on for the betterment'of rural con-
ditions', Rev, Dr, Riddell a gradu-
The Dead Number Over 300;
The List of Wrecks Craws
DEAD AND MISSING.
three head. I 'The remains of the late .William
Mr. 'Arthur Balkwill, an old Use ; A, sen of Mr. and Mrs, William Bell, Carruthers 28
borne boy, but who is now farming who died at Calgary, Alberta on Regina 22
in Conquest, Sask. had 200 acres of November 4th, arrived in Blyth on McGean .
wheat this year which averaged Saturday night, NJov, 8ththe fun -
28
thirty-seven and a half bushels per. eral taking place from they family Henry B. Smith 30
acre and some of it -graded No.1 residence, Morris Street. on Monday Wexford 22
hard and the balance No. 1 nortn- Deceased was in his 30th year and Price • 28
ern. It was grown on .summer foil- sluccom}be,d to• an attack , of fever
qualityhis mother and one sister being r, "'- "'
ow and both yield and ualit in- Argue .:-......-.- 26
dicate good and careful farming.. with him at the time of his demise, Lafayette ----- -.. 12
.Messrs, Johnston and Barber, of - Miss•Editli Blake;' 14th con., Grey Hydrus ... i 28
Woodstock, have purchased the township who has sold her proper- Blanchester -:.
electric light building at the station ty in Detroit, Mich., has bought a - 25
in Seaforth and will have it fitted modern up-to-date two family flat Butters ,. 20
up for a ereeneny and cheese fact- price paid being IC the neighbor- Plymouth . , ,-,, •• •r ,u•a' 7
oe;y and also, for the manfacture of hood --of $5,000. '''°-' v,,,'
ice cream for wholesale distribution • Loafield lair. ; .e u;; 15
Mr. Johnston is the Ontario manag The residence &(Hugh Moses 1st Nottingham t.,,'rem. . 3
er Inc (the celebrated' IMeLaren line Morris township,was injured by Lightship .plot 82•, t;.r y • i'' ' 6
Cheese Company, while Mr, Barbell lightning Friday evening when the
chimney, was knocked off and• the
is connected with a syndicate •.-1. s el, ;'1:''---
butter company which has ahigh gothic damaged.. It •'was a close Total • s 301,
reputation in Canada. DEAD ACCOUNTED FOR
Mr. Geo. Dakin, who has beennt We are ;straw to• report that•
the headof the boiler department Frank, son of Wm, Bryans, dth line. From the 'Regina . 3
of the Bell Engine works at Sea- Morris township is' ill with fever Unknown 1
forth ever since that department but many friends hope he will soon From the Price 7
:was started' some eleven years ago, „.be as well as ever ''He is the (teacher
has severed his connection with the at the Miller school 5th' line. From the McGean. 5-
works, and returned to his home A very -pretty, weddin was sol- From the Carruthers 7
in Galt this week, emnized at the inaiis'e Walton, on From the Wexford ' , 0
Mr. Alexander Stewart of near Monday. by Rev. R, A; Lundy. .waren --Ti
Cromarty recently sold a good filly AMaswell Abram, a young enter- Tatal
five months old to that noted horse prizing farmer of Bluevale was unit- All these bodies are now distribut
ed
man, N. M. Young, of Colborne, in (marriage to 'Mies Carrie ed at shore towns on the Canadian
"near Loyal. This foal weighed Schnock, eldest daughter of Wm. shore of Lake Huron. They have
825 pounds and was sired by that
Schnock, merchant of Monerieff. been positively accounted for, but
good breeding horse, King ,Thomas, Last Thursday 1VLre, John Smith it will take some time to establish
Mr, Stewart received $150 for this of Blenheim township formerly of their identity,
fine colt. Grey township, died at the Wood -
A goodly number 01 ladies met in stock hospital. She ,had been in THE KNOWN DISASTERS.
the ,Assembly room of the Carnegie failing health for some months and
Iiibrary at Seaforth on Wednesday it was hoped an operation would
evening last Inc the purpose of con -The latest list of known wrecks
prove helpful but she died shortly or missing vessels is as follows, the
first eight vessels being repoeted
sidering the propriety of organiz- after it was over,
ing a ;Women's Canadian, Club. Mr. Wm. Begley of Blyth received lost within the past twenty-four
Alcor due consideration. it" was de- word last week from his son Miller hours;,
aided to form a club and the follow- who has been conducting a'gentis STEAMER HENRY B. SMITH
ing ,officers were relec'tect•ePres➢• furnishing husine•se atNgrth Battle Acme (Hawgood-Avery) Transit
+dent, Miss S. McLean ;• vice-pres. ford, Sask.,' in whish he advises his Co., Cleavland, lost • on Lake Su -
Mims May; secretary-treasurer,Mrs father that he had' disposed of the eerier, with crew of thirty, believ
Jas. -Watson ; executive committee business and was goinlg farther to have foundered off Stannard
Mrs, E. McFaul and Misses Watson west in company with a couple of Rack,
Young, Graham. Campbell and'Dick other gentlemen, to investigate a STEAMER LAFAYETTE
eon, The object of the club is the'coal property halo by them!. .
study of the historyy, literature, and Sunday last a section of roof blew Steel, with crew of twelve, missI-
resources of Canada ; the recogni-off Walter Lowry's' big stone eatable ing near Calumet, Lake Superior.
tion of native worth and 'talent and at Brussels. The gale that lifted FREIGHTER ISAAC M, SCOTT
an'd'the fostering of a patrio'tie sen` it hurled the flying derbisagains,t , Virginia Steamship Co, Cleavland
timent. • a rural telephond pole on the street unreported,
' Mr. John has Welsh 1 a dis &aced of
p snapping it off. - Force s aofr the blowhFREIGHTER MIDLAND QUEEN
➢s.fine hundred ah farm •00 er the' a co off two erossry an from Inland Lakes Line, Ltd Hamilton
London Road north of Exeter
to a apole corner nor of Turnb �
err. and Mill
lifr,. Tooke of St. John, who will take streets'. Mr. Lowry's barn roof got 'unreported, believed lost with
possesion on Feb. lst. The price a shake up last Spring by a serf of . crew of twenty-two,
paid wag '$,10,100. This is one of the whirlwind that visited ' Brussels STEAMER HYDRUS
best farms in Huron County and on that occasion. form&fly' R. E, Schuck, "Gilchrist
while the price looke big the farm Fire of unknown origin complete- Trans p o'rtation Co., Cleavland
with its fine dwelling, barns 'and, ly destroyed thefine bamns'of.'Henrywreckagecrew of twenty-eight; . wreckage
equipment is considered good value Biarmann, opt McKillop Town`ship, cast ashore, LiTte Huron ; three
Miss Alice Louise Verity daughter including live stock, grain and im- days overdue fsomthe Soo at
of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Verity, for- piements', The loss will total about ' Port Huron,'
merly of Exeter, to Mr. William W. six thousand dollars,,' about half
Davidson, barrister •ofToronto,son covered by insurance, The family STEAMER ISHPEMING
of Mr. Biarinann was awakened byIron Co., Cleave
of Mr. J. A. Davidson of Stratford.Cleaveland-Cliffe. Ir
The marriage took place on Wecl flaines but there was nothing to bland, unreported.
nesday • evening, Nov.l2th, at the delle than but watch the destriir.- STEAMER NORTHERN KING
home of the bride' parents 100 tion of the_ entire barn,: A neigh- Mutual Transit Co., Buffalo, vire
Tyndall Avenue, bot also saw the flames somewhat ported,
Canada Realr. Geo. Fty Co„ of the had a narrow esu earlier, but too' late to do anything, STEAMER MANOLA
ca erten serious, in. injury Wednesday At )ler mn on Wednesday Nov, 12
t? 1 y y by Rey, E. 3.1c1, Smith, William Mune Pittsburg Steamship Co:, Cleve -
night of last week; near . 'Haman, dock, Von . of Paul D. Bell, 'Hay, to land unreported. .
when the automobile he was driv-
ing
Margaret, d�aiughter. of Robert Stew- STEAMER JAMES CARRUTHERS
llridgeidde ,FraSerl�was.approacruck fan h art,Hens'all, The newly weddedwili Biggest 'on:lal es:. Wreckagewash-
ing the 'bridge when the aaeldent reside in the house which baa been ed ashore near 'Godeeich. Bodies
happened and asthe approach was enlarged and improved b3, the, foundj, Believed lost, with crew
reached the condition of the road groom on the Peter Louttett prop- ,of 28 men.
caused the ear to turn sideways .pill Wilson of 1Zensah who went STEAMER REGINA
k
and projected it into the framewor
of the brid ;e withgreat force,'The to Winnipeg a couple of mocths Package freighter, 10 bodies wash
car was smasheo:
d, but fortunately, ago to take a position a{the'staf1 ed;as,hore at Port Frank and Tetl-
•for. Mr. Fraser he escape with a of the Molsons, Bank, has been obli- ford, Ont, Believed lost with 22
,s'evere shake up, god to return home 00 account of m&n,
Mr. 'Henry Brewer one of the pro- poor health. STEAMER JOHN A. McGEAN
beer residents of Seaforth. passed; 4l
32-oot steamer, Two: bodies re
peacefully away at the home of his, HURON PRESBYTERY. ported' found at Indian 'Reserve -
slater• Mme, Robert 'Willis on '.Cues- tion above Sarnia. Believed lost
day. On Wednesday evening pre- with entire crew of 28 men.
vio.us' as he was returning home' Ameeting of the Pres'byterywas STEAMERR WEXFORD
having' gone down town for the held in Exeter on T•uesd:ay hof last
paper he suffered a,serioust attask 'week in the Main Street 1VIe'thodist Not reported since leaving Soo
of paralysis and had to beassisted church. There was agood attend- Saturday. Six bodies found,' Be -
home. Mr. Brewer had reached the anee, )loved lost with entire cre wof 22.
good old age of 80 yearsL. I Rev.. E, P. Powell conveyed the STEAMER CHARLES SPRZCE
Exeter'e tate of taxation,has been l greetings from tate Main ` Street ,
fixed at 2'7 mills. church and Rev,.D, W: Collin,s,rfrom Seken bodies washed up near God,.
Thos. Ching, son of.Mr• Thos the Anglican church. erieh: Believed Lost 'With' entire
Ching formerly of Exeter, was re- Dr. Wallis of Niagara Falls., 'was crew of 28,
t .
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UNKNOWN STEAMER
Upset off Port Huron with loss
of entire crew, May be any one
of the preceding, •
BARGE BUTTERS
Missing on Lalce Superior, Be-
lieved lost with crew of 20,
BARGE PLYMOUTH
Believed lost off Menominee,
Mich., with crew of 7,
LIGHTSHIP NO. 82
Lost with crew of 6 off Point Ab-
ino, Lake Erie. All hope for her
abandoned.
STEAMER LEAFIELD
Believed lost on Angus Island
with entire crew of 15.
There are reports of two unidenti
fied wrecks' on Sand Island, -Lake
Superior, of one at Isle Royal .01
an unknown schooner seen near
Beach, r -
o each, and of an un-
known lumber steamer sunk in
Lake Huron,
STEAMER NOTTINGHAM
On Parisian Island, near White-
fish Bay. Her bottom torn out.
Three of crew lost.
STEAMER L. C. WALDO
Owned in Detroit, broken in two
on Grill Rock. Crew of twenty-
four saved.
BARGE HALSTEAD
Wrecked off Green Bay, Wis'.Ciew
of eight saved,
STEAMER HOWARD M. HANNA
JR.
Breaking up on Pointe Aux Bar-
ques. Crew of nineteen makes
way to safety after great hard-
ships •
STEAMER TURRET CHIEF
Broken up six miles east of Cop-
per Harbors Crew of seventeen
rescued'.
STEAMER MATO
Ashore off Point Aux -.Barques)
Crew believed safe.
VESSELS NOW SAFE,
A. E..,M'KINSTRY
Merchants' Mutual Line, pulled
off shoal in Murray Canal,' Lake
Ontario, near Brighton ; practic-
ally undamaged,
J. M. JENKS
'Acme Transit Cb,, ' Cleavland;
released at Midland harbor en-
trance after lighterrng,
JAMIESON
Schooner ashore near .Adolphus -
town, released undamaged.
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