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Editorial Notes
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Dominion Parliament will meet in
November when Xr. Borden and
his followers will take control of
affairs. It iWlil seem strange for
the Liberals to it to the/1 lefehand
coal
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eemOilt
Taris Opposite G. T. it. Station
Of the Speaker, but peeellbly it will
niet beeur longs se elefler
WOOadee if Ike new GoVerallient
Will wipe put the Sete or Wheth-
er it Will centirteetee to emend it,
theWOO, ati the Liberals did, by ap-
poielting partieana for life and
good conduct ? [The thjpgs efaid
in Opposition anel ,carried, out in
practice ou assuming office do- not
always harmonize.
Pew eaten et .1144d, Steathcona's
time <dile@ areenefell of hustle as-
be
-
eleel Met Peesibly he owes much
Of the vim hepo,ssesses to this very
fact that hehes kept tn. touch with
the peewit and actively perforin-
• ed his part. Ite may be an excels-
tinaal ease yet we know Men who
are not old even if well past their
are(e4ecore-aner-ten, While it is
well ro be free from care and Worry
there is such a thing as( tioaillg in-
terest inethe !every day affairs Of
life to he detriment of the indivi-
dual. There is such a Oleg as a
green old age andLord Stratheona
evicts:111'11y has the secret.
Better methods are being studied
coheerning the holding and de-
veloping teethe young life of ;the
church 'which ehauld Prove of Pray -
tical valee. . Alone this line lwe
notice (that the -'Sunday School
superintendents and other workers
of the city of Stratieord are
meet cm the evening of October 6th
tend after ;supper will listen' to an
addreas by Rev, A.B. Cooke On
ellotv to hold the Boys leithe 5.5.
for Service." In some schools the
boy of 16to 18 yearS is almost une
ItinoWn, but weeare glad to .state
that such isnot the case freelinton
and one of the hopeful signs is the
manifest interest en thuart of the
yoeng people- of both tsexes in
church hnd Sabbath School work:
Just received one carload
of Lump coal for Thresh-
ing.
The yery Best
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Though not a Canadian by birth '
Frederick William Gordon Haultate,,,
N.C., is Onn .of 'themen who have, put
teir impress on the Great North
West, As a member of the old Norte -
west Assenibly up to its dissolution
and ns a member of the Legislative
Assembly of the Province of Saskat-
chewan from its creation, he has been
an active figure ,and .has taken a
leading part in the •changes and de-
velopments which have taken.plaw on
the Western Prairies during the past
quarter of a century. Mr. elaultain
was born at Woolwich, 7ii.gland, in
1857 and came to this country when
a, boy receiving his education at
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All the grasping and the greed
of this wor)d come treith not re-
gardlog our fellows as our neigh-
• bolts. One doesu't tranieee his
I:Peet:bum IIte works with them
to a common cud. Nt.e must
come to 100; on all the:world as
our . neighbors. We must do
away with time idett of classes.
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class lines in America:" They are
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eons and un -.t me rie a te Why
should we. have class lines here
in this country and one man ae-
seise 'another just because be
has been lucky enough to. Make
it Iritie more money? A nem has
some right to be prolid of \hat
he makes with his Ownkinds
and his own brains, but be -
beset any, business smaller en-
ters over what he is merely try -
lug to speree-Jecob A. Rlis.
o Mo/'e Dandruff
W. S.A. Holmes Knows What Is
Making .Clean Scalps.
In order to rid your scalp of filthy
dandruff you must kill the germ.
There is a hair dressing called. Par-
isian Sage Which is . now sold in
every town in Canada. It is guar-
anteed by, W. S. R-. Holmes to eradi-
cate dandruff stop falling .,hair
splitting 'hair and scalp itch in two
weeks or money back.
If you have dandruff get a large
50 cent bottle to -day and rid. your-
self of it. Remember that if dand-
ruff germs are not ,destroyed in
time, the hair will surely fall ' out
and baldness will follow.
11,ARKEI REM"
Liverpool Wheat Flatus' Cl* -a High,
or, Chicago Lower -Live Stock
Latest Quotations.
Liverpoole-The steady clew in Winni-
peg- end the strength in Paris was offset
by heavy American SiliPtlistits, as shown
by Bradstreet's, and values were 3441 to
3/44. lower. Later the undertone became
firm, with offeringselight and prices lel-
ve,nced etd to %d. Shorts covered on the
firmer Canadian and, also Platte offer -
Inge of new wheat and expectations of
mailer world's shipments this week- Re-
ports Of very poor grading at Winnipeg
and unfavorabie weather in Cana=
caused outside support. At the close the
market was steady. =changed to ied
higher then yesterday.
,Corns -The undertone was easier, and
after opening unchanged to Vscl tower,
further declined 1,44. The forecast of fair
American shipments this week offset the
strength In spot and fewer American of-
ferings.
CHICAGO, Oct 7. -Prospects of
brighter weather coaxed the entire
grain list to -day in a downward di-
rection. At the close *Wheat was 'A to
eec under last night, corn off Vec to %O.
and oats eic to lee. 'Hog products
showed a net advance of 2%c to 209.
Winnipeg Options.
• Close. Open, High. Low. Close,
Wheat -
Oct. 99 95% 98% 98% 98%
Dec. „96 95% 95% 35 95
Oats- •
Oct. 43% 43 43 42% 42%
Dec, 89% 30% IPA 9.9%
Toronto Grain Market ,
Wheat, fall, bushel ' 90 Si •to 90 • •
Wheat, goose, bushel' 0 85 ..., ;
Bye, bushel 0 70
Oats, bushel 0 48 0 60
Barley, bushel 0 70 0 96
Buckwheat, bushel 0 48 0 30
Peas, bushel .. 0 7$ 0 50
Toronto Dairy Market.
WANT!' BRITAIN -17d'
Moslems of India Ask Help For
- the- Turks,
Appeal la Sint to London by Council
of Mohammedens. Seeking Govern-
ment's Intervention -- Promineq
!teller) Socialist Advocates Peace.
ful Settlement ef the Difficulty
Arabs Are Organizing.
Lucknow, -British India, Oct. 9. -The
Colima of Moslems of all India has
appealed for 'the intervention of the
_British Government in beetelf of Tur-
key. It has advised also a boycott
of Italian goods.
Outlined Ranee Policy.
Butter, store lots 0 21' 0 22 ,
Butter, separator, dairy, lb, 0 25 0 26
Butter, creamery, lb, roils0 28 0 23
Butter, creamery, solids 0 26 • 0 27
Ifoneyeombs, dozen 260 3 00.
Eggs, case lots . . 0 21„ 0 25 •
Eggs, new -laid 0 26 " 0 27
Cheese, new, lb 0 15 0 15%
Liverpool Grain and Produce.
LIVERPOOL, „, Oct. e7. -Closing
Wheat -Spot dull; No. r'ManitobEI.1 83
4d; No. 3 Man., 8s 1,c1; futures steady:,
Oct., 7s 4 5-8d; Dec., Is 5 5-8d; March,
7s 5 1-8d.
Carne -Spot firm; American mixed, 6,1
2d; futures quiet: Oct., (3s 1. 5-8d; Jane
5s 9 1-8d. -
Flour -Winter patents, 286. ,
Hops in London (Pacific Ceast)-f9
to £9 10s.
Beef -Extra India mess, 938 9d.
Pork -Prime mesa, westen, 100s.
con -Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 lbs., 523
6d; short ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., 566 Gil; clear
bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., 555 6d; long Clear
middles, light, 28 to 34 lbs., 69s; long
clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., 585
6d; short Clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., 485
6d; shoulders, square, • 11 tp 13 lbs.,
44$ ad.
Lard -Prime western, in tierces, 45a
30; American refined in pails. 466 3d.
• Cheese -Canadian finest white, 703;
do. colored, 70s 65.
• Tallow --Prime city, 358 65; Australian
In London. 345 7 1-2d.
' Turpentine -Spirits. 21A 65.
Resin -Common, 15s 25.
Petroleum -Refined,, 6 1-2d.
Linseed oil -44s 65. Cottonseed oil-.
Hull tefined, spot,28s 3d.
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. • •Iso _Reorganize Church. ,
Borne., Oct., inipertant. reor-
ganization of tile Catholic Church in
England has been. decided on 'mind a.
papal bull will shOrtly be issued di-
viding' England into tnree eeclesiasti-
cal provinces, with arch-episcepal Sees
at Liverpool, -Birthingliani and West.
minster...Two. new • oioceses-, will also
• lie formed, one' of a Portion eV
Liverpool and .the other .out of the
actual diocese of Northampton; -with
its see in Cambridge. -Thus the great
See of Westminster, will consider,
. ably, reduced in dignity, as,. instead' of
having 'fourteen • suffargan sees,'r
-now; it will have only four. .
Montreal Wee School, Peterborotigh
College Institute and Toronto Univ-
ersity. He was called to the Ontario
bar in 1882 and elected a member of
the Northwest Assembly in 188e. He
remained a member. oe .the Assemble
until its dissoletion on the creation
of 'the two new pie:winces of -Saskat-
chewan and Alberta in 1905. AS was
then elected to the Shskatchewan Le-
gislature of which he is still a mem-
ber. He represented the Northweit
Territories at the Coronation of King
Edward in 1902. • •
-It would be difficult to estimate
what Mr. Haultain's name stands for
In the West. He is universally re-
seeded, even by political opponents
'and indeed it would be hard to over-
estimate his influence in the province
'he has made his home.
• Mr. -HUGH GUTHRIE, LC.
Mr. Hugh Guthrie, K.C., 'for South
Wellington and Chairman of. the Rail-
way Committee in the House of Com-
mons, is one of the best known men
In Canada. Born of good old Ontario
stock at *Guelph on August, 1866, he,
was educated at Guelph Collegiate In -
Big Fire In New York... .,
New York, Oct'.• 9.-t'ire, which
threatened 'for a time to raze the en-
tire block.. bounded by Wall, Front,'
Water and Pine streets yesterday
Morning wrecked the six -storey build-
ing at 127 Water street, doing damage
estimated at $350,000.. Three alarms
were turned in, .and 'the firemen, to-
gether. 'with a 'fireboat and a motor
water tower; had. a stubborn light for..
tele. hours before the fire was. breught
under control.
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Clear Brains
and good spirits come naturally
when the stomach is up to its.
work, the liver and hOwels• active
and the blood pure. l3etter
ditions always follow the use of
EECHAIVIt
PILLS
Sold everywhere?. In boxes 'est.
Rome, Oct. 9 -Premier Giolette in
a speech at Turin yesterday, outlined
the policy of the Government with
reference to Tripoli, which !seems to
have the sepbort of most of the -mem-
bers of the Ointraber_of Deputies, and
a great majority of the people. Signor
Biselati, leader of the Socialists in
the .ehtunber, however, writes to The
Secolo, giving the view of a section of
the Democrats and Socialists, differing
from that of the nation at large, Sig-
nor Bisolati was the lirst of his party
to be received by the King, when,
during the last Ministerial crisis, the
'Premier offered him a portfolio.
In -his letter to The SMolo lie says:
"Now that the occupation it accom-
plished, it must be decided whether
Trieoh will be considered conquered
territory unconditionally,. or whether
etaly is ready to compromise -stopping
the war, sparing Tnikey exeessive
humiliations and offering her political
and material satisfaction, and thus
rendering the resumption of good re
/salons between the two nations pos-
sible."
Signor Gioletti expresses the opinion
that it will be necessary for Italy to
adopt a "less brutal eolution," so as
te -remove the impression that vio-
lence has been used against Turkey,
and that Italy should show a &pall-
taneous cOnciliatory disposition, thus
voiding such, measures as may be
"proposed, Una imposed by the pow-
• pATTLE MARKETS.
New York Live Stock.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7. -Beeves -Receipts,
647 head, Feeling nominally steady.
Calves -Receipts, 254 head. Market,
steady; Indiana calves, 95.12%.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 057 head;
sheep, steady; lambs, strong on light re-
ceipts: fair to choice lambs, $6.50 to17.25;
culls, $4.50 to $5; sheep, $2.50 to $4.
Hogs -Receipts, 8000 head; market
steady; prime Michigan hogs, $7.
, Chicago Live Stock.
• Struck By Unknown Man.
Torontei, Oct. 9.-J. Walter Dick,
-304 Huron street, is in St. Michael's
Hospital in a very serious condition
and may die as the result of being
struck by an unknown man at the ear-
ner of Toronto and King streets Sat-
urday evening at nine O'clock.
Dick was' standing clew.; to the Que.
hee Bank talking with a .man. in a
blue suit, short and well built, when
he said the man: "Don't go away
like that."
"No, I am net going away; I'm right.
here," came the reply, and, at the same
Moment the man struck Dick in the
mouth, sending him to the pavement
with great force, and' the other made
his. escape along King- street. Melt
'lost consciousness immediately, and
was taken to the hospital, where Dr.
Silverthorne ,performed an operation.
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stitute and Osgood° Hall, Toronto,
and was called to the bat in 1888,
and took silk in 1902. He was first
elected for South Wellington In 1000
and hat since been twice re-elected.
He , WWI appointed chairman of the
Hons. of Ocbminona Railway Commit-
tee in 1907 and still helds that im-
portant post, Mr. Guthrie resides in
his native city, Guelph, Out.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Cattle-Rec
200; market weak; beeves, $4.65 tce$ .2 ,
Texas steers, $4.15 to $6; western steers,
$4,10 to $6.60; stockers and feeders, $3.16
to $5.55; cows and heifers, $2 to $6.1.9t.
calves, $6 to $9.60. '
Hogs -Receipts, estimated et 9000;
market strong to Sc.higher; light, $6.10
to $6.80; mixed, $6.05 to $6.80; heavy.
$5.90eto $6.80; rough, $5.90 to $6.15; good
to choice heavy, $6.15 to $6.80; pigs, $4
to $5.90; bulk of sales, $6.25 to $e.70.
Sheep -Receipts, estimated at 1000;
market strong; native, $2.50 to 4415:
western, $3 to $4.25; yeaz•lings, $3.85 to
$4.13; lambs, native, $4.25 to $6.30; wes-
tern, $4.50 to $6.35. t
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK I
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
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Xha Busy World's Happenings Cara.
• fully ComPiled and Put Into
Handy and Attrcti4 Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper -A Send
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triamtpries a* 2114•011
two sold s,t winaipag ea
George Barbey, the wen -known
}trench financier. hes 'just completed
Vancouver and Victim investments at
$3,000.000.
;wiles A. Roosevelt, a emsein of e -
President Roosevelt of the United
Moles, has been appointed new manse
ger of transportation a the British
Columbia Electric' Railway.
Arrangements are now under way for
a monster convention of Manitoba
churchmen, to be held during Novera.
Hour's Enloyment. • ber, by those interested in the Lay,
, men's Afiseionary Movement.
'TUESDAY. Plied up on the rocks near Mispee
Cove, N.B.. the Government dredge
New Brunswick, which was abandon-
ed during a gale Wednesday, was
found with her hull a total wreck.
St. George's Church and three large8
hosiery factories were destroyed by,
fire at Leicester, Eng., last night. The
lose is estimated at $1,250,000. The
fire was the most disastrous in, the
history of Leicester.
Charles Johnston,i a Finn, entered,*
the office of the Finnish newspaper
at Port Arthur, and in the presence of
Editor liehl, whipped out a revolver,,
sending the bullet into his etomaebe
He died in a few ranutes,
SATURDAY.
Mr: Thomas D. Stanley, magistrate
of St. Mary's, is dead.
The big freighter Corunna rant
aground on Welcome Island.-
Afanasi.Lesnick, a Russian, stabbed
fellow -countryman to death on Mg-,
gins avenue, Winnipeg, Thursday.
night.
The Winnipeg. Council has deeidecl
to drop negotiations for the purchase,
of the street railway and allied in-
terests.
Following a heavy rain yesterday;
afternoon the weather turned *old,'
and snow fell for a couple of hourial
a Brookville. ' •
Three young children of Alex. 1.0,1
chance of Pereol, Quebec, were burn-.
ed to death in a fire that destroyed,
the family dwelling. • e
• One man was shot and probably,
fatally wounded late Thursday night]
whea- a party of Illinois Central strik-
breakers were fired upon at New Or-
leans
Mrs. David Wright of Petrolet was
found deed near her poultry-bouse.
Louis Karouski, an insaneprisoner,
hanged himself in, Sault Ste, Marie
jail.
The iminigratioxearrivals in Canada
for the five months ending September
1 last numbered 212,854.
Sixty thousand Arabs are entrench-
ed inland prepaxed to resist the Ital-
ian occupation of Tripoli.
Owing to trouble at St. Catharines,
the CityCouncil passed a resolution.
to dismiss the City Engineer,
Rear.Adniiral Wineeld. Scott Schley
(retired) dropped dead yesterday in
New 'York,. -while on his way down
town.
Wholesale robberies of Grand Trunk
and Wabash freight ears in Western
Ontario are giving the detectives a lot
of trouble,.
' Mr. J. Gosslin of Levi; hes been
awarded the contract for the Quebec
terminal of the National' Tranccontin-
ental Railway at $745,000.
The returns in Mexico from Sun-
day's elections indicate that Gen. Ma-
dero has received a practically unani.
mous vote for the Presidency.
Oliver Asselial, the defeated Nation.
'aliet candidate in St. James' division,
Montreal, has entered an actin, for
$999 against La Presse for libel.
Twenty-four coasting vessels went'
ashore and forty small craft were sunk
in a storm that swept the North Sea
yesterday. Many lives were lost. ,
, 5 The launch Merry Widow was ram-
med and sunk by the 'steamer E. A.
Shores, off Cedar Point, Lake Erie,
and August Beamer jr., was drowned.
Violence broke out yesterday among
the striking employes of the Illinois
Central Railroad shop e at Burnside,
Ill„ which resulted in a riot call be-
ing sent in. •
• Aviator. R. G. Fowler has abandon-
ed his transcontinental flight for the
$50,000 Hearst. prize because his en.
gine will not carry him over the
Sierras, as it will not "bite".the thin
• WEDNESDAY.
• There is a widesf3react feeling in
India that a famine is impending in
'various parts of the'country.
• His Excellency Earl Grey, Come
teas Grey and the Ladies Sybil and
Evelyn Grey will sail for England on
'October 13.
I The recount in Shetford County yes-
terday reduced the majority of the
euccessful candidate, G. H. Boivin.
'from 30 to 24. • ' •
I Walter Oakes, section man, was in -
!
stoney killed at Bedford; N.Se Mon-
1,day afternoon. He was on, a, hand ear
when a freight streelt it.
IThe latest news fi•ona the steamer
Empres:s of China. which went ashore
in Oriental waters July 26, is that the
vessel is likely to be a total loss.
Sentence of death v.'as meted out
by Judge Lament at Saskatooe ti Jas.
Alak, the murderer de Vanseoy. Exe-
cution will take place at Prince Al-
bert, Nov. 28.
Incoming steamers report having en-
countered in the North Sea the worst
sterna they have experienced in sev-
eraleslecades. A number of wreeked
vessels were passed.
The damage to the Canadian navy
has been put into figuxes. The Niobe
cannot be repaired u.nder an expendi-
ture of $400,000, or forty per cent. of
her total original cost to the Canadian
Government.
For his bravery Daniel Bond, aged
,24, may lose his life, He attacked
and choltkrd to death a dog suffering
'with hydrophobia. just is the animal .
lwas making its way toward a group
of children at Athintic City.
Turkish Censorship.
Uonstaniinople, Oct. 9. -The Gov-
ernment bias decided. to establish a
censorship on all press telegrams,
particularly dealing with military mat-
ters. Code messages will be prohibit-
ed.
The. Turkish commander at Tripoli
reports that the Italian bombardment
destroyed eaumerous.houses and killed
'many inhabitants, including several.
women and children..
Tripoli Now Tranquil. •
• Malta, Oct. 9. -Prof. Arthaeur, 0.hief
of the Austrian scientific mission, who
has arrived here from Tripoli, says
that the town is now tranquil. Euro-
peans ere net endangered, and only
1,000 Turkish 'soldiers remain in the
hinterland, but the Arabs, he says: are
already erganizing guerilla bands and
intend to put up a dogged resistance.
Prof; Arthaeur expresses the opin-
ion that if Italy is content with the
occupation of Tripoli her missiori
might be Considered ended, but that
if she -intends to embark upon. ir cam-
paign in the hinterland; it will take
years to subdue the natives.
Closed Canal to Both.
Athens, Oct. 9. -The Corinth' Canal
Co. has decided to close the canal to
both Turkish and Italian vessels dur-
ing the continuance of the war: This
canal connects the Gulf of Corinth
with Aegean Sea.
Liverpool Cattle Market,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7. -John Rogers &
Co. cabled to -day that there were more
cattle for sale in he Birkenhead Mar-
ket. Good fat cattle v•ere greatly in
demand and rea,lized a higher price,
but there was no improvement in the
value of rough beasts., Ilanch steers
made from 12 1-4c to 13 3-4c; Canadian
steers from a1 -2c to 13 1-4c, and States"
steels from 12 3-4c to 13 1-2c per pound.
Cheese Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 7: -Pour factories offer-
ed 292 eases colored cheese; no sales; bid-
ding, 13c to 13%c.
BELLEVILLE, Oct. 7. -At the weekly;
cheese market here to -day 1089 white and,
100 colored cheese were offered. Sales;
were 509 at 14 1-16c, 249 at 13/Ac; balance
refused 1334c.
, Earl Greys Farewell, ,
. Ottawa, Oct. 0: -Earl Grey attended
a farewell service at All Saints'
Church yesterday., at which the rector,
Rural. Dean. A. W. McKay, Officiated;
and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. .Borlien were
also in attendance. The r, on was
one of farewell to His Excellency, 'and
the service .was unusual as a final
send-off to His Majesty's *presenta-
tive. Tho Governor-General. chose the
hymns, which were Old Hundred and
Kipling% Recessional..
A prayer was said at the close and
the Whole congregation sang the Na-
tional Anthem, which had been ring-
ing on the church bells as the vice-
regal party first entered the church.
• Earl and Countess Grey afterwards
drove to the residence of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier on farewell visit.
•
BASEBALL, SATURDAv
At Chicago (Arne -Cleveland and Chi)
cago broke even in a double-header, the
former 'winning the first game by 4 to
in an eighth inning rally against Walsh,
while the locals with Scott pitching, easi-
ly annexed the second 4 to 1. Batteries!
First game -Walsh and Sullivan; Kalea
and O'Neil. Second game -Scott and
Kreitz; Swindell and Easterly. • ,
At Philadelphia (Am.) -Neve York v.'
Philadelphia, postponed; rain.
At St. Louis (Am.)-Detreit played an
errorless game and won from the locals
by 6 to 1. 'Works allowed only three hittel
Hawk, pitching for St. Louis, was effect
tive in all but the fifth inning. The day'
was raw and the attendance at the gamei
66 persons, by actual count. Batteries-.
Hawk and Clarke; Works and Wilson.
At Boston (Arab -Boston won the• clos.i
ing game of the season from Washington
by' 8 to 1. Batteries: Hall and Willittaniq
Cashion, Becker and. Ainsmith.
At New York (Nat.)-Donlin'a home run
in the third billings with Sweeney on first
base and Drucke's wildness in the seventh'
gave Boston a victory over the Giants in
the last, game of the season on Saturday
between these two teems. The score wee
6 to 2. Tyler was invincible, except in
the third inning, when three of New,
York's seven hits were bunched, result.
leg in two runs, Manager kleGraW put
Cha.rley Faust, the eccentric Kansan, in
the box in the ninth inning. )3atteries:
Tyler and' Mason•, 1V1arquard, Tyler,
Drucke, Faust, Alyea and Hawley.
• At chicago (Nat).-Adtuns held Chicago
to three bits and Pittsburg Won by. to
0. Slaprecka, who et:decoded Toney ,in the
second innings, was hit safely only twice.
Batteries:, Toney, Slaintleka and Graham;
APdaernstspoannedmeanitbse°(nN. at): Philadelphia v.'
13ornotiosilttliy.nr,aiwo.et grounds. St. Louis le C1P-
'Inviting Mediation. .
Constantinople, Oct. 9. -The Chau-
vinist press still demands severe anti -
Italian. measures, . but the moderate
press and the general public realize
that the only possible course is to end
the war without delay. It is under-
stood that the Grand Vizier arid the
Minister of War are inviting mediation
by the Powere to secure the comple-
tion of peace, -and that in the mean-
time the execution of the decree of
expulsion relating to' Italians will be
podtponed.
Grain Contraband. /
St. Petersburg,,. Oct, O. -Russia is
negotiating with Turkey in connection
with Turkey's intention to declare
grain contraband of 'war,' Stich,
action on Turkey's part would. parse
lyze the Russian export trade
rhosphodine
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. THURSDAY.
The Women's Hospital Aid of Brant-
ford has secured oVer $14,000 for the
new nurses' home.
William Hall was killed near Mid-
land by an explosion of dynamite,
and two other men were injured.
' There is a growing antagonism in
Turkey against the: tyrannical sway of
the Committee of Union and Pro-
gress.
The president of the Colonial Bank,
at the meeting yesterday, denied the
irumored amalgamation with. the Royal
'Bank of Canada. '
I The Government has let the con-
tracts for the extensions to the Inter-
oblenial in Nova Bootie' to M. P. Davis
and the Nova Scotia Construction Co.
, Missouri, Kansas and Texas passen-
ger train No. 29, from Kansas City
:to Oklahoma City, was held up by
;three maskedmen early yesterday
near Okesa. • -
Ward H. Bowlby, K.C., County
:Orown Attorney, celebrated his 77th
,birthday yesterday. He has been
'crown attorney of Waterloo county
for 43 years.
• Walter Wallace? a Toronto crane -
man, was killed in Spadina road by
electrocution yesterday, when his
'swing crane struck electric wires and
broke two of them loose.
1 The Bayless Paper & Pulp Co. of
IA.ustin, Pa„ whose dam broke the
other'day,' decided yesterclay to re-
move their entire plant to the Pro.
'vinee of Quebec, Canada,
Hundreds of heavily• armed rail.
way strikers are pouring into McComb
City, Miss,- Governor Neel has order-
ed more state militia to the scene to
aid troops already on the ground
It is understood that the Duke of
Sutherland obtained options on nearly
thirty square miles of agricultural
lands on both' sides of. the South
Thompson River. extending eastward
from near Kamloops, B.C.
• The Dominion Wreck Commissioner,
Capt. Demers, has suspended the cer-
tificato of Capt. Phallic of the steam-
er Chieftain III. for, two years in con-
nection with the collision between his
boat and the steamer Hero.
FRIDAY
Aumonier, the aitist, died in Lon-
don, Eng. He was a member of the
Royal Institute of Painters in water
colors.
Scutii African warrants broaght the
Fighting In Morocco.
Madrid, Oct. 9. -Operations by the
Spanish forces against hostile tribes
in Morocco have been resumed, ac-
cording to official despatches from Me-
lilla. Covefed by the fire of warships,
two columns Saturday advanced ten
miles inland in the Kert River region,.
burning many houses and driving the
tribesmen from their positions, in
spite. of determined resistance.
The engagement lasted ten hours
and was directed by the Minister of
War, •(ken. de Luque, in person. De-
tails of the Spanish losses have not
yet been received, but they are be-
lieved to have been heavy, exceeding
100. •Col. Primo de Rivera is among
the wounded, The oPerations continue
to -day.
•
German Balloon Wins.
Kansasi
ty, MO., Oct. 9. -The bal-
looni Berl' IL, carrying the flag of
re
Gerany, has won the international
balloon race for the James Gordon
)3ennett Cup, The Berlin II., landed
in the wilderness near Holcombe,
Wis., at seven o'clock Saturday morn-
ing. The Berlin landed abet*, 440
miles from Kansas City.
The Buckeye, the United States re-
presentative in the race and the Ber-
lin IL's nearest rival, leaded 365
miles from Kansas City at Lacrosse,
Wis. The Berlin has beaten the Buck-
eye's mark by about 75 miles.
Found Car But ,Not Man.
St.- Catharines, Oct. 9. -Jas. Stew.
art, Who was left in charge of Jones`
garage on Mary street, -while the pro-
prietor went to New York, on his wed-
ding trip,. Friday took the car belong,
lug to Jones, after collecting a sum
of money owing the garage. When no
return was made at night, the police
were notified, and a search resulted
in finding the tar at Stamford, bllt.
Stewart has not since been seen or
heard of.
. .
"to Represent Canada.,
Brantford, Oct. 9.-T. H. Preeton of
The hapositor, confirmed the report
here Saturday that he had beta ap-
pointed to represent the Canadian As -
sedated Press Association at the
Royal Durbar at Delhi in December, .
The invitation came from the Indian
Government, Mr. Preston stated, hew -
ever, that circumstances rendered It
impossible that he would Eft.
•
•William Burnislly of Cartage, N.Y.,.
was Yesterday sentenced to two years,
and six months in the. penitentiary.
for importing white slaves frem 0*-.
bow, N.B.
Percy G. Call, a 1VIontrealer, was'
sentenced to Central Prison' for one
year for forgery, He cashed bogus'
checks for $45 at the Russell House
in Ottawa. •
elikail Mordltin,.the Russian dance
er, has been operated on -for- appen-
dicitis in. a New York hospital, It!
will be several weeks at least before,
flie can resume rehearsals.
It is reported that Col. Sam Hughes!
will be appointed honorary aide de'
camp to the Duke of Connaught, andt
it is believed that more than. ono'
A.D.0, from each province will be ap-
pOinted.
'Dr. Charles Trow died suddenly from
MONDAY.
heart failure 'in Toronto. I
The Aylmer Fair gate receipts werei
only $7.50, owing to the storm.
Lincoln Conservatives nominated,!
Dr. eessop for the Legiqatere. !
James Acura, a coal driver, commie:
ted suicide in Tomtit° by taking car..t
belie acid.
K. 'J, Martin has been appointed{
judge of the City Covet of Charlotte-
town, P.E.I,
• Mr. George •W. MacKay, son of'. .
"MacKay of Formosa," was ordainedl
at Knox College yesterday, 1
A new type of lifeboat. was successe
fully launched at Poisons' in Torontoe
It is the invention of a New Zea-
lander.
-The Winnipeg Telegram has apace-
gized to Mr. Chevrier, whom it accuse
ed of a 'corrupt offer of a judgeship int
a recent ekction.
Rumor is very persistent that Lou
don, Ont., is to have- a new theatre.'
Messrs. eimmons of Montreal were!
here Saturday looking over sites.
Miss Fawcett, twenty years of age,'
daughter of Mr. Thomas Fawcett ofi
Euphrasia Township , was accidently
drowned in a pond near her home. '
In a proclamation in, The Canada,
Gazette all subjects ef ethe, leing in!
Canada are commanded to observel
strict neutrality in the war between.,
Turkey and -Italy.
'That Booth Washington, author andl
playwright, and his wealthy wife, Mrs.
Laurel Louise Tarkington, had part-
ed became knowneresterday. No rea-
son fer the separation has been. given.
A sanguinary encounter took place -
in Hamilton Saturday, in which Mike!
Zaxkovitch was slashed up eonsidere
ably, and two of his fellow-eountryel
men, Nepal and Edward Vokviti
were latex arrested. i
An Italian, who was working in te
sewn' along the line of the Trent
Canal near Campbellford, was buried
by the sides -of the sewer, which was
ten feet deep, caving in. He was
taken out in a few minutes, but he
died shortly' after being liberated.
rieeetateritatesealeteetestesteseee
A $2,000,000 Offer.
Montreal, Oct, '9. -St. James' Seethe.
dist Church, the largest home of
Methodism in the world, his not bedn
sold as- yet, despite reports to the
contrary, but it is announced that
Major John T. McBride has been aue •
thorned by parties.. in close touch
with the Canadian Northern interests
to offer the sura of $2,000,000 for the
property. The. church, including the
site, cost $385,000. ,
Will Not Sell to Canadian Reed.
Minneapolis, Oct. 9. -Newman Erb,
new 'director of the Minneapolis and
St. Louis Railway eesterday made the
first authoritative statement regarding
the plans of the company. He seid:
",,We will build to the Canadian lino
and we will rehabilitate the Minuea.
polis and St. Louie Railrded and Iowa
Ceberal. We will- do our developing
and the not contemplate Selling out
to any Canadian road."
West Still Forges Ahead.
Calgary, Oct. 0. -In one day this
week building permits amounting to
$20,000 were issued in Calgary, nearly
all for residences, ranging in values
from $1,500 to $51000. Bank clearings
for Calgary, for week ending October
5, amounted to $4,166,006, an increase
of 52.4 per cent. over the correspond-
ing week of 1910.
tiv% Otis° Now