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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-10-10, Page 370777 +++++++++++++.•••••••••04r********.4•••••••0.4****1*.omsoo4:40•••04•404.•••••,,,,eyvv** ro 044,...,..••••••••••••44.•+.4++++4t++*#*++++++++++++••••••4froti.••••00++++++++++++++++/++++++++++ Charles Tup , at Age of 91 +++++++++++•+ • • • ' ' ' • ., „ . ES II[MORIAL N A MOUNTIIIN Trernpk?aullt on the Site he ,Chose as a Pr6ser've for Lions . , The memorial erected to Cecil '11thodes,on the slopes of Table Mown - •'Aida is both magnificent and fitting. ' The site was alWays a favorite one •'with Rhodes, who believed that the vlew trout' tile eastern, spurs of the ;mountain exeelled any, other prospect. •tot the world for beauty. Ile made a , 'broad road to it' and placed a seat there. From it a very fine view is obtained of Table Bay in the AtlantiC to the,north and of Fake Bay in the 'Indian Ocean to the south, as well as the Cape Flats and the distant moun- • tain ranges stretdhing for 100 miles to the east and north. Net far from this seat it Was • his intention at one tilne to build a great temple, as lie called it, the object of ;which was twofold. He intended to • make a huge enclosure for his in order that they might be housed • 'with the greatest possible freedom and amid natural and beautiful sur- roundings. The idea in. kb mind was that the lions, enjoying a large range of liberty and magnfficentl,•• housed ,would attract people to the mountain- • side, where art and nature together at their best must lift them out of th m elves and inspire them with • e s lofty thoughts. . Remembering that such had been .11.11odes' 'Imaginings on the mountain- iside, the Memorial committee decid- ed' thet the best form, for the monu- ment would be a temple dedicated to "himself. • The monument has been built of the granite which forms tbe natural base of Table Mountain and has been ,worted to a texture which is not so line as to be out of scale or harmony ,with its mountainous surroundings. . In front of the monument is the 'statue, "Physical Energy," by Watts, R.A.> representing a man rein- ing in his horse after some great deed and scanning the ,future for his next !achievement. It was not designed by Watts, especially for Rhodes or his monument, but was presented as a gift to South Africa out of admira- tion for the genius of Cecil Rhodes. Suggestions were made to place it elsewhere. But It was Rhodes' dream to make the Cape Peninaula • the centre of art and beauty in South -Africa. It seemed natural, therefore, that this gilt of the greatest of Eng- lish artists should be placed in -Rhodes' monument on Table Aloun- tain. The eight lions, four on eithev side , of the long fiight of steps leading up ito the portico, are the work of the late J. M. Swan, R.A. • • ' 0 ' iaduct at airli.,1:136:aig, efae. atno:addiplopanentaol,.. If? raecmif idthe,ilaoili_vdieialYa/r,' :°.°P or anew Union Stati,oU Quickly stops coughs, cures colds, beak.; the to:oat and 1rue9. - 25 „cents. The Property Corasnittse of the 330er d or Edocatien of Toronto, teak Canada to orgatize the militants SuPerint endent of BuildSng's. ,Wsna.J.Ei.Ly and, James Chip- pington wmo crushed to death sn r 'rho 'tfUnieralli, teak plaee ite elleunt , Pleasant ,c6creetteryn. Terontoe !Eits pMenits reelide Ekciter. „ Tlie,horne ofE.Naugham, 60,West- 'Wciod'AYee ITerentos. -Wee ale,getirtifY s times 'byllightning. Wiese' V,Sugh-', an (wise , \vies 'ISEes Bram ,Av‘ery,,. pf,'I • Brinsells),,*as` uup.sta,Ses ,putting'Ithe baby daughter Ito sleep, wheel ethe , shalt Istruck. The S , came ' • clown simian the .bed;leglitteinag being .conclucted thessrom bedstead end ..toutteintately Ithe as pipe Ito:the' , street.. No, sertious. damage,' was -den& the Mother ortelbaby) although the -eseape..Was Miraculous. Last. week; A -anomalous- was teed:Med by St. Paul's Pries1)3narilan the G, T, R. yards at Allendale. • A. FOR FLETCHEWS •car't' Be. AC.,atifhaetYpia:Lpoutlaerva. C-anace ethe: A s A sess for the as;t yeetete. Sale*, . fel pastor of eVielvalle chuurch Brus- !Miss Wylie, ea e 1- in • • • Children Ory pe've n'°cecrt:e IcW—In:A!11%aVknoilic ,rh°:aci'dIndrYBY!.ei es sos 'A. .,liest!csitis p :hart!, n,ag • , couver gistee eare inter .31 picture eir Che,rles-Tlupper at the g g,10) p f 91. in one ofhis years. Courage, for - His illness in England 'last winter •cef &mess and tenacity Of sturPese eeemed. likely to proe'e fatal, and • are etill clearly yeyeated in those slece then the -Venerable' stateskaan massive leatures surmounted by a has snfreeed a severe. buyeiD thcs lerge forehead,: The eyee death of Lmly Tuispos the wife of with something of their old fire •Sixty-six years. In spite • of all, when the subject under -discussion however, tte to-dayseeems quite is an appealing. one, and theee is vigoronS. 'trades the sleyoted cue)) then also a tighteeintg of the linie5 ot his soe, Sir Chas -lee Ilibee.rt Tap- ground an unugually !strong chin. per, Lady Tupper, an,d his grand- It 'is diftficult to realize that ssixty ciaughtere, Mess Free -es and Miss yearrehave elaps,ed mane he de- iii,leattiTrostypeeder, eThe caoiotils 3)hreefezgert:sioinf • !rliVom-day givf iergstprPotaraliiisliecaolispileveienhz, site Pacific seem to have, ginentirn to see his hundredth birthday. -' except when a nesv Lease of life, , • •'Foresasv Royal Governor-General. phYsical vigor Leindisatet by As welook back OD some bf his ,, I r .. tai.1 d f Of t le Ute cfleted es $2,50 . St. Paul s is a new is=le.',Itatti%esigie'i'kbalear,evthshaolit-t earliest utterances V e realiee that \ • 1 e wee a seer ' and tnat things I Ire '0 • ' ' • gess .su, raee es, las come o congregation) now esigaged in . eases in the vicun. y of his son s whieh lie prophesied 'fifty years the -signing of the coneenant to erection of a dine new church, ithe t here. jacob Atlas, recently of Sudbury, committed suicide in Montreal, on learning that he had consamption. Woodstock Council, by a raajoritv vote, decided to asseav factories at oner 42 per cent, of aetual value, ine eluding business tax. • 5. t of eVhiels ha,s already eost ,lietau i a. louse a Jame. e stanley 1 ire. ,00a,aionally he v"es this or more ago, have adafelly come to pass. Advocating ceseedsrittlen so routine with a raster drive to enjoy far back ." as 180S, he said 1 "Who the ocean breeeets and, survey the would donlat under these cireum, majestic growtt. of Geseter Van- • • stances, with such a iederation of 1 the five provie stet; !to whieh uLti- ‘:°.°.er' :Mental Vigor i manly the R,e;d Riser anic, the Sas- - • !His mind is an keen and plastic! katchewatn country inight be add- , les memory oven of recent happen- I ed) as would give 03 Lae position legs, as clear as they were during I due to our '. extent, resources and his early manhood. He is at pnce a ietelligent population, =trammel - surprise 4111d a revelation to his ed either by slavery or th,s ascena- Wends and relatives. 'He is a con- ancy of any dominamt clearth; al- etant reader of the magazines and! angst the last' gountry segue civil newspapers, waiceing with. !leap I and religious liberty existe, in.tereet the progress of events at , British Ameriea, ,stretching from some and aercou. ' Lately Sir I the Atle:ntic to the Pacific, svould ,eharSes has been greedy. intere'st- in a few years presare, to the world e I in Premier Berden's .sit to a.‘gittizaBtrartalsdhpionssvtea,tulutilloni:ig, esoyiravaptaiottah.: England and his return, and on its learings on -the future reeations • lee and feelings: ,bountl indissolub- b etween the Dominion and the l IS' to the throns ot England by a Alotheleand. He Joe's not disguise tom,munity of interests, and united his cordial approval pf . the public to it hyitheevice-royality pf one Of speeches of the Conservativeleader the Promising. sons pf on, benseeld and his colleaguts in Lundell, es- Queen, whose virtues have en- eecially in.regard to 'nail al affairs. throned her in She h ca -ts of her eellers Jease impre,secl wite his remarkable memory, and the bright Pire upon -which the sun never sstextbsj.e”cts in every section at an Em- ness of his undimmed intellect. Ile disdussee , with equal facility any A united awe' • a mighty British topic that arises during converse- Deminion does stretch flora coast non, showing apartielity lor con- to eoast anti pne of Que, 11 Vic - temporary events, especially Da the tics'. 'His voice Li .still clear and Surely hmo le fulfilment of pro - Dr. -de Vans Female Pills, A reliable French regulator; never fails. These rills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the generative portion of the female system. Reinse all cheap imitations, Dr. ( e n , a , 55a box, or three for$10. Mailed to any address. not unexpected as e la , sole Sooholl Drag Co.. St. Catharines, Ont. 1 Jailing health several months,' but The Kingocancelles1 ' a ball at Bal- hes ep-Sendid coastitation had tided moral :Castle owing, it is reportettli, ' hinnover until Saturday-, ,Alr. Bal - to the political situation in 'Ulster. lantyre was 'the. eldest son of :fames 1 The police imptured aman at St. liablanityne, and was been at Dyke - Louis believed to have been Smell- ends, Forfateshise, Scotland.. on July cated in, the New MTestminstee,bank 23rd, 1830. HO was gam,elseence on . I the Estate lef Earl of Alailie, Cm - robber y. , 'A great Unionist demonstration tachy Castle .beloan comeng to Can - took place at Belfast on the eve of ado, din1854. After Living ear a time the singing of the convenant to at Mitchell and Woodstock decease iesist home rule. i ed. arrevete in !Brussels in !the yeas! Apt ! 1857 and seemed the lot .aud'Ssuelt. • thatalacahn k V street 1,PWAS' Li Wee , ti'l . ii°t, _in as ,,:dii. itelo',n z,...=.1.::,ccedts, tures. colds. bents . where hetriesicieci up to Ida demise. 4ni cents. I The funeral ol lAnes. Ber'need St. Andrew's School property to- Thomson helci last Wednesday af- ronto, was sced to areal estate ternoon. Inane Carmel lsetesbyterban Charch to ;Herniae:a Union Cemetery, Three fireman were injured by was very tiatrgely atteelded. Sirs. firm. falling -from a ladder at a blaze on Thomson was 55 years !old, and Bay' street, Toronto. ' ' prior to her marriage V. as Aliss Jo - Mr. Samuel • Catlow, a Lie erpool annea Logie, of Usboxne Township. financier, was found dead inbed at She was ,anSece ef bite late Illev. the Queens Hotel, Toronto. WrmnLogie. She was first marrietd C hil dr e n. Cry eo John Dimon of London, Alfter a short mantled life her ;first husband - FOR FLET.CHER'S died, Anxt she still reanei•nted in Lone e As. -E, 0 R 1 A don till about ten years ago, svhen she moved tbithis district. Above Rev.T. T. Shiel cis and Bev. W, E. utilise years ago she was anaefeiert to Pescott attacked the ' Toronto Bernard'frhomson who peedeceesied morality department and' defernid,ed hor ,a,bout (theta year's ago, For Relv.E.)34.StiCiair. over a yew( her healttla had been Dr. Immaniuiel IBenzinger of the Poor, and sho gend,ually grew svorlse University of :Berlin will become She leaves two chiedren by bete first associate professor in Oriental husbantd, essea inEdmonton and a languages at the University of To- daughter et home, . , Mr. !Geo. Schajoedcr of Dashsvoo,d Electric Restorer fOr Men a London 'Hospital last spring, died who was operated °entice cancer, in ronto. . restores every nerve in ,the body an Saturday, Sept. 21st, alt his home Phosphonol vim and vitaht Y. l?retl=eclegr gict =e'x'ficasl where he was confined -to his •heXI weaknesS averted at once. Phosphoncgi will ever since the operation. make you a new man. Price 53a box. or two for It ibeeOlnleS Our solemn dety to re- 0. St. oatharmes. Ont. cord the ,cleatth of Selly , Neratcott, se Mailed to any address. The Scuba' mine Mr. Alex. McGowan of the second _beloved wife of Air. John D.elbrid.ge ot Eng 90Ih Conceesi,en of ak,sborn," coincesslon of East Wawanlesh, ;in- Who passed away /at St. Joseph's birthed threshing on Saturday. Ile ' 'Hospitals London, 00 Sept. 19. report's the grain ,generally, es good •The Exeter 'Closestable Is tin en - On weighing abag of oats as !thee' ferce the bylaw of selling tobacco came frame the machine, St 'tilsPold and cigarettes to minors. the scales a&118 lbs. which leanest:- I Mr. titarnett 'Heywood of Exeter ceptiernally good weight. Mr. Mc- has recently comPleted ,a small -par- Gowan had over 300 bushels Of thbs lost table that emisierts 01 21 warn, - ties of wood and 11,150 pieces. The .0 Main table is walnuts while . le decoratWe parts are of • rliftfeelent kinds ol wood. The legs are square Izottes::oneasd %Tyr . tures. co IA. cfrigis and contain 0,46e plebes. They are '120,000. While en the :West tins Swimmer thee treverand !gentleman Preached the pulpit vaemet 'and, was approached then as to a call but de- clined advising that =the steguilate plan purr:sued in,such v,acancies be lealovsed but !the cangregabilon is anxieties to secure him. After along and busy lide Thom- as Ballantege, Church street, Beus- sets, answeredl the rioll call of (the skies last Saturday. His demise wa,s, , THE HOME RULE BILL Great 'Secrecy Observed in Printing • Last One Introdbced . In connection with the new Home !Rule bill, it ins interesting to recall 'elle measures taken for the printing of the rpugh draft of the bill of MA, and the care taken to erisure secrecy The draft copy was mit up so minutely 'that each compositor at the offices got only three lines to "set," so thatAs could not form even the haziest 00 - tions as to what the bill proposed to establish in Ireland. The duty 00 ar- ranging the numerous lines of type in their consecutive order was committed to one only of the most trustworthy overseers in the establishment, and' when a dozen copies had been printed' Pr the use of the Cabinet the over - !seer had the type immediately broken 1 `up and distributed. Before the Cabi- net, however, bad concluded their de- pberations on the bill a copy was pund on a writing -table in the library Of the Reform Club; but the tnder re- turned it to the absenterninded Mises- ter who, it transpired, had left it: there after writing a letter, ' Turkey. Now Yielding • To Europe's Pressure . .. r$ritain Staii.4s Alc)pf •' ,i,vizrcf11,51:56 'ttla5 5,xx.d ‘01:50 ret‘A, n.1145(7t51.61: TURKEY MAKES AN OFFER 1I/S willtrigness to put into Seem- , The 'Porte Is Willing, to Grant Wider Powers of Self -Government to Fin: , Melia and Macedonia --e, Britain Disapproves of the Strong Co - melon Proposed by the French Premier, M. Poincare. Russia. Should this statement prove to be eon erticle 23 of the lema y ge- latine to a greater meant/a ef self. govmement tior Rumelia and Mace- donia. It is stipulated by the ?Otte , that the details • are to be settled by • consultation with. the European 'tu- mefies) commission, which comprises -representatives of Great !Britain, France Germany, Austria Italy and Paaris. Oct. 7.—War or peace rte. tweets Turkey and the Balhau stetee is in the balance. If anythiag. it might, be Mid that the scales swung . class of oats. pone toria's sons dwells' at Rideau Hall. field of D011liniOn or Imperial xe,sonant, his hearing excellent, and phecy. I a G s' ' decorated evith la chain patIterin Elerth Ledge I. 0.0.P. received • each limas being made out of several a handsome now set of regalia on pieces of wood and fatted! into Tuesday. This lodge is now well groove. t 1.1 .1 equipPed this respect, lir A 13. Carr, of .13lyth, made lalts 1 0 bil dren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S last shi,pment oftpituns on Friday last, maktrig about 600 'baskets tiles season. • The price this! yeas was extremely low, 151 50010 easee nbt realizing over 4 cents p.er bask- et •proeit. G.A. Headman, shipped one car Of honey to W,,,imegPea', last week, ;and another Seto follow in a day or Last Saturday Win, en. Salter, fonnierly IBites/els, (lied in the General Hcfspettal Toronto, of Ity- phoed fever, ill his 313r11 year, after a seVere of ,seyelial .; weeks,: 0ASTOR1A acearate there will be a good chance • that the medetion of the powers re- sulting frora the Paris pourparlers may prove effectual in preventing war. The Balkan states demand that slightly against peace 10 tie sense Cheistten governors snell be appoint- . that every liour's delay in the. powers' intervention incteases the deager ef ed in Macedonia by the great powers. , hostilities, , , The -word mow rests with Great Bri- tain. All the powers save Great Bri- tidn have acaepted, with some macli- , Article 23 contains no peovismo of this kind, bat it is believed that if tee powers eould give some sun of guarantee that Turkey would °eery, out the tenets of this. article the mate fications, the French Preimer s plan ter might be accommodated. for intervention, but it is understood here that Great. Britain hesitates in Sir Edward Grey, the British For- eign Secretary, has -returned to Lan- g,oing so fax as to assume svith the San. Ile is expected to consult with other powers responsibility for some the Cabinet to -clay in order to prepare ing 'from Turkey broad reforms in • Great Beitain's eeply to M. Poinearess Macedonia. • lei te. It is believed that the British Great Britain's precrastinatiort is ceasing some „measinass and snina ari. Government disapproves of the strong coercion. which is proposed and which. deism in Paris. Such papers as Temps Man Who Supplied Gunmen to Murder Rosenthal is Slain • Mies M.,Campbell, who has been teacher sof the Co,mineecien clepawt- ment at the Exeter High School, left tt or S.arentia, where she has been engaged res (Commercial !specialist of ibhe Sarnia ICollegia:te Ins'tittufte Miss L. ICruickshanIs.e, of Serrinia, has been, -engaged to teach itriMiss Campbell's place. • , rceid Named In Walerfoo. Waterlog, Oet. 7.e-Censorv11ti ens of North 'Waterloo • assembled • Sattirdly • afteinoan to choose a candidate to couteet the I bye-elootion, Tho con - smitten). AVItS unanimous in the 'selee- tion eS Richard Reid ei Berl;n, who in reply tole thoee present, that lie apereeisted the lienor, I -at sail bo cold not give them 51. definite answer, but would as]: fdr,a week tf, consider. In view of this, the'eonvention wns ad- journed lor a sveels. Fred. Welters, license ilepector, was nonsinatett, but only l'eaci•ved three seitss Inee the 'convention,• • ts'lqiItti, t,,X 't'le.ressene. t11d .P PRESIDENT FALLIE:RES iat Fraud% whose good will toward! I Britain was Shown in the -decoration of the ,young Prince of Wales, . , Becret, eervIcei • • The aramitsit..sPent in..Britieh Gov - met Seeret, fil'21-v,toi'l -op* 1640 128°,°°,°•' - _4-essece_. I tituro,11Co. (Ip1019.' ' ZELIG MURDERED. New %York Gunman Shot Down by • - . Angry Pickpocket. Npky'Yorlc, Oct. 7. --"Big lack" Ze Shot end- killed Saturday night. The east side gang leader. who wali said to have supplied the gunmen for the nurreer of Herniae Rosenthal, the nimbler, was on a Second avenue open tae 'When Philip Davidson. 53110 says he isa fruit dealer, jtimped on Use runnieg-board and fired the fatal shot. Davidson is snid by denizens of the sunlerworld to be "Red Phil," a Bos- ton .pickpocket. . Davidson jumped from the ear and rnis away, but was captured, pistol in Mine. He admitted the shooting. Ac• tending to the prisoner %dig had held him np early le the day in an east , side hallway and robbed him of $400. Zelig was rushed to Bellevue Hos- pito 1, but before the ambelenee reach; ml diet insteution lie was dead. On his body, ths police sny, enly 12.34 was Mame aid -mesh a well-dressed womae, whose identity was not, learn- ed, • visited the Bellevue morgue not Ione afienZelig's death a-• I asked the autherties to turu neer to her UK woicn she Said zelig had in his p session when be was shot. Davidson explained to detectives at police iseti•dquarters that after he had been -robbed he went to Jersey City, bought a revolver and *after making ;event ineffectual efforts to gel his mouey back, chased Zeleg about the ter and shot him. District Attorney Whitrann, as soon az he 53.93 notified 'ef the murder, re- itmeted 11151 the questioning, of the erisoner be sloferred entil he arrived at headquarters. On Zeliges body several letters were tours', in-cluding missives from "Whiten" Tiewie, "Gyp the BINA.' "Lefty Louie" aud "Dem" Frank, elm are in die Tombs tor the Rosen- thal mentos. Zslie heel figured in numerous shoot.. iug [Strays growing mat of east sid•e gang flehts, itail had snore than once felt the, sting of hot lead. At Use 'dine ot his arraignment on tee gen carryine chame he was shot, but not seriously -wounded, as lie was en his wee to tho criminal courie building. It Win; expected that 4clig Ivould be a, stato's witness in the trial of Lieut. 13eckstr, althowilt he litle deniec dr. ninItitig Ulu Rosenthal slayers.. ; has been forced, aocording to the assert that they mullet nederstaud British view, by the statesmen at • Great Britain's lack of :es -meatier in Paris, to compel.Turkey to accept the the needed Turkish reforms, -tvlien in Balkan demands, , , Varioas frontier ineidents conkette to figure in the reports, but appar- ently nothing serious enough to pre- cipitate a WIIT bas yet happened. 1810 that country rose up in a body against the so-cellecl Bulgarian atro- cities of that year. Even with Eng- land's support, and. this is expected to merle to -day, the crisis is not re- moved. The great question remains as to -whether the powers can obtain extensive enough informs h.ons Turkey to satisfy the militant Balkan states. Austria has given adhesion to the plan formulated by the French and Ressian Foreign Ministers to deal with the Balkan situation. Austria, however suggested a slight change in the wording of the proposals, which met with the immediate approval of both M. Poineare and AL Sazonoff. The only effect of the amendment is to more sharply define the intentions of the powers asel present a more precise statement of these It is un- derstood that the proposals do not de- mand autonomy for Macedonia, but urged the adaptation of the provisions of article 23 of the tseaty of Berlin Peaviding for lasger Moisure of home rale. It is believed Imre that the proposals as now outlined will remove any lurking suspicion in Eng- land that the continental powers pos- sible were eontempating a settlement Wholly at the expense of Terkey, Gerrneey and hely have appeoved their ally's modifications, so that, with full adhesion of the British Govern- ment, which is confidently expected no -day, the powers will be in a posi- tion to say • to the Balkan coalition that the Balkan states Will no longer have to depend on the premises of Turkey, but on the pledeed word ot .Europe. Turkey Concedes Point. Lei -ideas, Oct. 7.—What may prove to be an important tlevelopment in the Balkan problem came t role Consist 0 - temple last night in the Mimi (4 a to tne proieestoti is "to- oe-rdiffed: _ — She has aiready sbown that she can take the last' into her own hands. , BR-Iff commthrough h tq "All rough life ws have to act/ ° says Sir William Richmond. Yes, lnit too emu chomo thet. fool s par "In the racb of life a fobt ahead Ivies the race," says Andreiv Carnee gia: A foot behind is also sotnetimes beneficial, "elany women marry beeauso they arc asked," rays a contemporary. Yes, and their obedience elide there. "Death ie a Grose," rends a head- line, Not ae encommon place for it, a t "Love is like measles," said Edmund Burke, Yes, the nerson suffering ls soon SpOtted. A doctor prealsribes week -ends in gaol for email offenders. A. new sort of arrest cure., Privilege is a, •taking eaine for a rareher0a; absolutely sere to get a Frank Beennan Dead.• place "F irtatiOn jS ar:t,Y says Ntr. `reign. St. Catharinne Ont., Oct. 7.—Pran0011 k T. Bronsten, city editor ce The • Daily The Swiss have a practical, quices neaseeTenkle1/24E2itnnikteselt eelnesitsinisantlE2===EThlismoi He had been ailing far over trem years The 8°111. of S 6_1'•°f°' flirts a.re usuallY Bright's nisease-at the ago of 31 years, 0101mm. bel beee j and successfel method ef treating un - Standard, died Saturday attest -loon of 071-66, Lioyeaed canZepied ..f.oduea INC DYEruALL RINI/Suwon Ws the CLEANEST SIMPLEST, and BEST nOME DYE, ono am buy. -Why you don't evert have to know what KIND of Cloth your Goods ere mude of...So Mistakes are Impossible. Send Inc Free Color Card, Story !Mallet, and Boolclet 5101,01 results of Dyeing over other colors. .,'Flte JOHNSON-RICHARDSON CO., Liininni, ' Monaco!, More Clashes Reported. Constantinople, Oct. 7.—An engage-. s meht has eccurred at benne, near the Montenegrin frontier, between the Turks and the Montenegrins. The latter were repulsed, according to ad- vices received here. The Turkish Gov. etnment, it is understood, views this affray as practically the beginning o hf ostilities. o Assim Bey, ex -Minister of Foreign Affairs, has gone to Roumania to seek the support of that state in the Bal. kan difficulty. Collisionsnun reported to have oc- curred Friday and Saturday betsveee. Turkish. and Greek frontier gunrds in the regions of Aletsovo and Elassone. Several Moslems, implicated in the Kotechane massacre, have been sen- te.nced by court-martial, one, to death, aeother to life imenisontnent and the , -I. others to mi nor tenet. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS, ,,,,,rei ",.‘,0,,,, ....olgiru" Mrs. Esther Levi, aged 44, commit., ted sticide yesterday at her home, Lippincott street, Toronto, by inhaling illuminating gas. joseph Turkington of Guelph, whe had been drinking heavily of late, and svas missing for several days, was found dd. .eatie a stable yesterday, The writ is out for a federal elec- Mon in the County of Richelieu, Que. The nomin•ation will take place on dr Oct. 17 and polling a week later. George Craig, tailor, of Three Riv- ers, Que., aged 50, was struck by the C.P.R. train near the St. Standee bridge yesterday, and instently killed. ' Joseph Calvert of Moffat, Ont., near Guelph, fell off a wagon loaded with ertevel on Thursday and eras so bad- ly ausbed ender the wheels that he died Saturday. Two hundred and fifty prominent Mesons from more than a score of ovantries spent Saherchty at Niagara , Falls. They were bound for Wash- ington aboard a special train. Two Syrians, who wen engaged on sewer eonetruction work in Toronto on Saturday were buried when. the sides of the trench in svhich they were working oaved in. They -were badly es TIneeseen erealtsaennesSeee 1111;:ILM government m steamer Navaeola, Capt. Fleming in command, has ar- rived in Belleville with from 300 to 5,000 yards of meshed gill nets seized M Mesquite By. It will cost the own - $300 plus the nets. Premier Asquith declend yesterday that he hed not lost all hope that the unspeakable .ealamity M war might he averted by th'e great powers worlsing together in easeful clod loyal co-opera- tion' for the preseevntion of Deans, , "A eeinian's like a horse," says )33d- ,••"'"'""""" InundeBosainmet. Yes', even a bridal elways Itecei her straiget. Nailstones weighing • over , two poueds fell in Rome recently. De- cidedly a heavy downpour. In South Russia there is a coin worth one; tounthousandth part of a peime, The clergy may be thankful we haveme such coin here. At a Shoeburyness wedding, we read, all the guests wore bunches of radishes.. Pass the salt, please. A surgeon says 'that drunkards feel pain. , No, that is left for their •''relatives. --John Bull. , CURE FOR LAZY MAN Switzerland Has Admirable Way of i• Dealing With Negligent. Parents •. , frwaloanalkygnat, t* ---- lISOtUlI set to ,.......,,sic. To the tine ee ,.'pne mc, ! worthy fathers of Camillee who. 'ill- —=1--'-'-'-''''''''' ' .1.),10)=Vaakc semeramgcsmecumerorszettmeneassoramstracommatramereaseortsmdemmestemmonserm 1:=KISSMIZSZIKINFREMIESS • ALL EelALL) 0179tr.A.Milri Payees at Stook Pails at 800 • / Loaded Shells at 00c 22 short Cartridges at 1Se Draining epades, Olenner, Manure FOrks lttege and small. • Ensilage Perks, Moe Ebe Tititellse Seed 5 25 -is the season is short, speak few clays ahead Singer at Nock Bottom Pricee for a few Days , Richest Price for Butter, Eg,gs, Etc. I EMPORIUM and retired troin active dirty two merlins ago. Ha waa the eldest son of Crown' Attorney Brealeen, was a imminent member a tam Knights of Columbus an 1 Catholic Order of Forester, and active in all the Catholic societies in the cily and, district. IS widow aid. ten mentles old eleld survive. • Child Burned to Death. Toronto, Oct. 7,--Hcr entire body terribly beetled, Mildred Rath aged 5 years, of 51 Sussex avenue, died at two o'olock Saturday al.-tot:110MS in the Hospital for Sick °Michell, Play- ing with matches is attributed es the muse ber death. Dr. il"rebilcook Was called and sett her to tha heseitai where she died two hours latet. ' , et) • 'I e c.hildren or de - the Ones " sve presume. , teat t ten w v s sin( among . , Courteous Lad, which woe a race . at Wiedsor tho ' other day, 9505 *10 ' A SWiSB bLIteber, WbQ •10, nevidoesere end has e large family, ,appeared he - polite enoreth to let the othetsgo Mefore the tribu t. 1, en seaman is not a leader se "inaa,” ;nal, at Nyom near; Gene - saes Lady Tree, Yet she freguseitls! Vas on• chergee of illerealing, hss cbil- ; 'dron end., deserting them, and svas ' (found guilty. He was sentenced by ' Ithe magistrete to two yearS' confine-. tra nt in dm "Colonle of Orbe" (dans , ba.S 10111. 011 ft bit Ot sestaa. The eeseniee se es see_ .•,••- , Mides Cotton Root otiapotind: - The great Morino Tonic, and ere .Only safe elfectunl Monthly Regulator onwhieh w,omon Can depend. Sold Id three degrees ot strength—No. 1, $1; No. 2, 10 degrees stronger 13; No. 9, for species eases, *5 por box, Sold b/- UP druggists or Sent iton of Vaud.), which le realit;v a, prison for the "work -frilly"' awl where they are forced to worked -Le preftts, lof their fabor being employed to ,ssire eport their wives -And finnilles, and, the, , ,•money sent regularly' to the cemnanne tof the prisener. If after two years, when, the starts • Icher will be liberated -he deat• to re -start his haute and wont. he la at .edi es- • T OertY t6 d flealtIlleilloitheo.,Tosoires,Otts. dartrieMknesPsC) ° 15°' . • -- ,4CtS^Ktftstlw.ffilent 1:rei yesooneOreTteVW, fAA-4107%1310.41.4' AINAWA, r2,,cev '-, tttttlril.t •AN IPPORTUN1TY F It A LIVE MAN IN CLINTON To make some clean, honest money, giving information to those who have requested it, regarding an original 'Western Townsite—not a subdivision. This is a gen- tlemen's proposition, and we want only men- of good standing who will not misrepresent. Address WESTERN CANADA. RFAL ESTATE CO. • 201 KENT EVILOING, TORONTO.