Exeter Times, 1906-11-15, Page 2rcNDENSED NEWS ITEMS
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HAPPENINGS FI%ON ALL 01E11 1111.
GLOBE.
TtkprapI1t Breda from Our Owe use
Oilier Countries of Iteceol
Occurrence.
CANADA.
Winnipegis free ot smallpox.
Arran(;,• erals ate in progress for true
Nut• ember i.e..
ate i opening of Parliament on
/Ate, 1 The Ontario Government has extended
'teal for live months ll►e silo loun b
.lies of ;i,(lult►,(NXl. competed
'ase I Arrangements have been completed
the a for the erection of a seven -story
hotel
hs- at London, Ont. Company is
The Toronto Railway tut p mercy,
hos building street cars
igtts Mexico.
','1,.11 An increase of pay front ten to thirty
oi cents a day has been granted junior
lie. employees of rho intercolunial Railway.
,\'ed-' Sir Henry 1'ellult stales that Niagara
and
electric power would not be delivered
time ; e: Toronto for a couple eof weeksted in yet.
ttte
high' Several defects are
first issue of the Ross rill.) to the North-
west Mounted ('slice. of the sta-
tutes
work of the revision
toles wiU bocompleted
islaturetaleitsunext
tte
sanction by tl►
session. flee i...'.. of the Court
Ttu•ee of the
• the betting
JAPAN AND UNITED STATES
Trouble is Likely to Ensue From
Delay in School Question.
A despatch from Tokio says: The Jiji
Shimpo, commenting on the trouble
with the United States, says that while
the educated Japanese fully appreciate
the altitude of the Washington Govern-
ment„ uud realize that its intentions art
fair, they regret that the obduracy of the
Californians in regard to the treatment of
the: Japanese in That State necessitates
a settlement of the question by the courts.
The paper adds that it fears the efftee
of slow legal pt ace:es upon a urajerity
f the people l6 whom Salt Frauei-co
hurs-
day
tete
tak-
of Appeal decided gambling
It flue U t the Woodbine were b ANO'1't1F:lt commix
been
h
Jil, Shimpo prays the Californians '
consider low serious cottsequcn4eet<
their exclusivcneae.
HATES Title JAI'S.
A despatch from San Fran
Se•relary Metcalf will rclut•
inglnn on Monlay, and Were
lamed of the Boatel of Edo
vetoing their decision t
e e children horn the
claimed by eminent juris
the treaty with Japan du
t, "(mitred nation.' clause
one of the federated Slat -
hound to extend to J
all the privileges that i
sons of other national
The whole Pacific st
in its support ot Sn
tude. In fact a t:ulifo
t,e Congress will ire
a bill to exclude; Jape
Chinese. There is a dee
like of the Milcado's subjects.
BOYS TAILGUT TO SHOOT.
Compulsory Drill in Schools of
Australian Capital.
u e
I)H)at1S the United States. Propinquity
opinquity
strengthened the appeal for contribu-
tions for the relict of the ca•thquuke'
sufferers, and likewise accentuates popu-
lar resentment, which, despite the per-
suasions of the educated minority,
scents likely to attain the dimension :•i
national bitterness towards all the Unit-
Ied States, which will seriously affect fu -
lure social and trade relations. The
Iwo is a
houses.
The Privy Council has decided that the
members of the Christian nBrothers t wo
teach to the , s: Fur -
properly qualified teachers. accountant A despatch from Toronto rsey
Mr.hS. Leonard roam Sf Railwon, and Ca
in the 03 be appointed and titer tl a emageruio Forest Reserve, discoveries of silver
been e pounced a few days ago, confirm the
nit -
Treasurer of the Government Railways, statements regarding the richness of the
s he increase
resent tlscal district. In addition to the thtd made
ycareini LPC Slt.tearnings or the up to Oct. T'2 by White Brothers, of Muskoka, suns
ver
n•erthe same period of last year i h poen located on n cl tl
t t• F. N McConnell, 600,316 been n
The Ottawa nut nwernnta
FOUND.
lees
Tho Discoveries in Temagami Forest Resrrt
The I I schools of O so Churacterieed.
from
only
1l of
'gilt.
cited.
oppo-
could
De-
nsly
the
d al-
ouple
still
toric'
ilei
they
oflice
up
laim
knft
lend
lose
and -
his
at-
ved.
out
claim slit ‘e
as I of Halley-
. recorded
�.
authorities have ~• bury. This gentleman is credited with
vied that the New Zealand, G for direct I t
he
statement tut fnlcrviewii lil is a new
ili 11n' Te ire In an
nnnurtl y .o � . Bolts ns soy
has
h
• •o at Vancouver
cored iskanning llerald, he is qhs tlne`tts Cu•
steamship sexton with Government
.,\\' hove some thing
The Dominion Governtnent is suin',! I
indicat!ons. 'Thin
running up the ince of a cliff
lhfur
e tiff)'
(tot into lite air and showing
seen -
for oom
en quarter ofar and gar mile away.t that It couldAnd then
add to that the native silver, veins run-
ning beck and forth on the properly
closer together and as Two as ill
are
Coleman 1'o•enship. each."
even now being hold at $100,000
the Ocean Steamship . •who
for failure to return two Japanese,
art afflicted with trachoma.
Mr. Jnnres Cowan liras been awarded
a contract for 1,000.0 0 ties, piling
feet of logs and 3W, 00 feet of P g
ter the Canadian Northern Railway.
Capt. cruiser Kestrel, of 11 now protecting
Bre Government
itish
reported .'u-
[1)11(sh COtnrnbia wulcts, is the
spended ns a result of an enquiry by
Ministersdo of Marine.inppliescforain is ac -
the ship
ried o ibot rates.
at excess
up,
the
the
ing,
ness
Vic -
lion
hich
on'3
Bo-
the
than
said
as
the
int 1
hots,
e his
her
all
our
ales.
hnd
and.
10-
eflne-
rtune
Eng -
the
lame
But
his
pine.
not
Bards
ted if
gay()
liwc4
°use;
to go
greed.
g for
ed the
d their
n their
ties Ou-
•'p the
ok nut.
es dfs-
n mon
himself
LIN
Australians, realizing that the only al-
ternative to conscription in a democracy
is a citizen army, wilt► a great reserve
of elementary
able to shoot y drill are steadily d ia lit-
tte elentcutary
proceed-
ing with plaits which have as 'their tti,tt
compulsory drill in all schools
plansftads
are
over a certain age.
quite independent of the cadet corps at-
tached to the seh°otc, elementary and
secondary, and of the various flourish-
ing rifle clubs wheel► now cover the civ-
ilized
iv-
ili The first schools ee in lrto adopt these rlplans
nee the great secondary grammar
schools of Viel!orin, which can very
castle' rival many of the big grammar
sphonls nI Great Britain,
From Oct. 1 this year between 1,500
and 1,t',00 lads of the middle and pro-
feesinnttl classes and of
he wealthy
lower orders,' who are over the age iof
le will be obliged, unless medically
n -
Ii►, to undergo courses of physical ntil iy leave
and military training
tor y or business cnreers.
.i Blnnch,he i the headmaster c t the
Church of England Gratnntnr School,
in Melheurnc, is the moving spirit to
the business. Under his leadership
into
t
the secondarySecondary School Teachers'
line. The , and
Association has taken the matter
will car•
It is hoped that before tong r11 ing idea
ry the compulsory military
to breadtheof Australla,tandt t Tasmania.
ing: e
tall ever sl►owcd oleo way veinoof�cobalt
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British Admiralty is proposing to
train colonials for naval service.
e 1 ce. the
An attempt is being boat
winner of the Oxford -Cambridge
race to visit America next -year.
Mr. Whitelaw Reid, United States Ant-
haesndor to Great Britain, has been giv-
etrMr. freedom of the Reddeclared city to Parliament
,N...13Jadilcsday that lr►sll landlords
II--..nl udt to sell their un-
it Is announce(I Ii10C Trrr• ,.,,u
Qrcndnnu ,ht will be 1 ship
b attached to file
benne fleet as a
D gship for RearileeAdmiral
Francis C. Bridgeman.
UNITED STATES.
locomotive
deathSunday tinea train er was scalded
al
Rome, N. Y.
he
ntion
atTHartford National
a resolutiontdep depre-
cating mob law and lynching.
Charles N. Whitney has been a-4?i71
in Chicago on n charge of awtntlhng to
the extent of $3,000,000.
The employees in the °Mee of the late
tiessell Sage have, ree� MI. in addition
Le their regular °ember salary from lite
estate, checks from Mrs. Russell Sage
for an equal amount.
With her infant brother in her arms,
Jennie Donato, aged 13 years, was struck
by a trolley car nn Friday in Philadel-
phia. She was dragged fli► feet and both
were dead when the car was stoPped.
Patrick Hurley, a Rochester policeman,
shut himself its the head on Friday. Ito
walked into the morgue, and after a
brief conversation with the mann ;n
charge placed a revolver to his head
and pulled the trigger. Death was In-
stantaneous. 111 -health Is given as the
cause of his dart.
Officials of 111011111W Slates rnilronds
tot o !tato len conferring %with their em-
ployees regnr,ling the demands made by
the latter far Increased pay and short -
e.• hours have announced that the con-
ference has been sntisfnetory. An at-
tempt will be made to introduce a uni-
form system of pay by the mile.
A Grand Jury at Burlington. VI., on
Tuesday returned eight indictments
against Iwo compnntes In connection
with the sale and exnnrtntion 01 diseased
beef and collie in the Stale. Two mem-
bers of the Cattle Commission were also
indicted for selling diseased cattle to
the Iwo companies,
GENEiRAL.
is said to be imminent
plennn, Civil war in
hotel, i Venezuel n.
ns one French doctors have discovered a cure
for the sleeping sickness,
113 he Japanese are leaving ilawaii in large
do rant numbers for the United States.
guests Jew: not belonging to the Unitereily
ie mon of St. Petersburg hnwo been forbidden
whento Attend lectures.
in Itie Bandits have lorded /levered villages
d grid In the neighborhood M Tangier, 1forncco
The Cznr has granted full religious
freedom to the sect rat Old Believers.
Southern France has been swept by a
terrible hurricane.
General 1'icqunrt has instituted a cern•
pnign against unpatriotic Socialists in
Era nee.
Fourteen persons were shot recently
at (:ronstndt because no hangman could'
tr•• pro'ur.'d.
Renin Von iingen, n German sports-
man. etayed rine melhIll In the Cassfer
cnuntry in British Cnlumhfa on f1 hunt-
ing trip. rind enmo back with two
moose. three rnrihou, three mountain
sheep, a black bear and a silver fox,
Ir. Gile
were
alight-
Ight Io
twenty,
vas • 0
stem -
el me
it snit
for a
PORT ARTiIUR IS GROWING:
Ratepayers Carry Two By-laws to Assist
Large Industries.
A despatch from tort Ai four says:
The ratepayers,nd chaws—one to
upon and carried two by
guarantee the �ulthe to Muttsel steed tut
facturin(,
575,000 for the establishing here
of mill
works
la manufacture agricultural
machinery, and the otherto8 loan 5,000 torthe
e
�cancn, Kent Company
terns of ten years to erect a factory
to manufacture hardwood house
fa lnild-
Ing material. Werk on bo
IJI. be pushed during the winter. ion
•etw to their being ready
for to spring. lite Meisel Company will
a force of 500 men from the
,toy
and the Seamen, Kent Company
that the localilgof lthese nlho
tries mean. a great
Construction wt,r giont (1)0 Mb
an iron Company'.
.1 is rapidly proceeding, and it is
:sled to go into opernliott making
^oft next Marcie. Counting the nen
vett al the cnntpnnys mines, about
11 be engaged.
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on Wednesday, Y.
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NO FOREIGN DEANS.
Denial at St. Petersburg That Site
Contemplated.
A despatch from St. Petersburg says:
It is authoritatively denied that 1110 Gev-
ermnent is considering the question
oof
ay issue of n supplementary per
500,00,Ae A10 rubies 0:n0,0410,000), rat 4
cent., or that 11 has been decided to give
le; foreign banks as security shares of
the Peasants' land Rank.
'llii're Is also 110 truth
iii hplanned to gthene a eecon-
rnenl that it i•-
expin'ding the economic r riches sof the
country.
pcstUnn press
etc are spread by the Op
'Meese ess
iting the Ministry.
M0NE1
Alberta Company Has Net
That of Last Year.
A despatch from London says: At the
ennuel meeting of the Alberta Railway
A irrigation Company Colonel •\Wotle-
house said the eslunaleel net ptfiilt for
the year was $313,960. After paying
Interest on the five per cent. debentures,
there remained a balance of 517.225
against 821.0oo last year. The rtininn11n
selling price of irrigated lanl is now
twenty doliars per acre.
otic Double
AUSTRALIANS FOR Alt\IY.
Premier Deakin Favors CnIi.Immnt In
Notional Resent-.
A despatch from London says: Pre-
mier Deakin of Australia line given a
sympathetic answer to a deprtlntion
which proposed a voluntary enlistment
of 50,000 Australian citizens in the no-
tional military reserve. Personally he
did not shrink frurn compulsory service,
but some etch scheme as suggested
should lie:.' :.• bird.
Cnoo»ii ILLLO\s" HEAD P.ISM.
Ruole of
(:rand Trunk Pacific Through
the Rockies.
A despatch from Ottawa snys: The
Grand Trunk l'aeillc has decided upon
tee Yellow fiend Pass as the one whicn
it is to use to reach the Pacific const.
This has been done after careful sur-
veys. The Government will be asked to
approve this pass. which will give a
grade through the Micky \luuntains •.t
about four -tenths of ono per Cent.
TWO ILLICIT STILLS.
Seized by inland Rewenue Officers in
Middlesex.
A despatch from Ottawa says: The
Department of Inland Revenue has been
advised of the seizure by Its officers in
the London division of two Illicit stills.
which were found In the poesessien of
Iwo farmers in the Township of Eset
Williams. Middlesex County. Tho farm-
ers were fined $100 each and the stills
were conflscaled,
Probably
`WAS la:, YEARS OLD.
►
Woman hi the Pro -
Dead.
1)v11le says In
• Morrison, et
, st person
the was
•ears
s.
i•
A despatch fr•orn Iti
the death of etre. Darh
Montague, probably the o
in the province pacse.l away.
burn hr Sligo, Ireland, almost I(►:,
ago. She lived with her daighler,
(Cale Guthrie, in Montague. ni
a few weeks ago was remarkabl?bmo
and active.
DERAILED 11111N WITH 1t(11t1t.
Terrorists Then tidied the Mail and
Escaped.
A despatch from lVatsatt• say::: As a
train was entering the llogoff elation on
Thursday evening n party of lei retests
threw a bonib nt the mail car, The ex-
plosion enused the deruituient of the
train. and killed or wounded man; per-
sons. The then '1'erroriets seized the
11111113 and 0sevupt'e1. 11 13 rep°rted that
they obtained a million roubles.
CONN tIG111' TO VISIT Fs.
Official Tour °f Canada 10 Minim Ii I
Vieil to 1.03).
A despatch front London says: The
Dublin Express line been informed that
the Duke of Connaught, Inspetstor-(hen•
ersl of the 1'orees, will make nn nllieinl
lour of Cnnadn niter visiting the Far
East. ile will he necompanieyl l•y the
Duchess and Princess Patricia, The
Duke starts on les tour next month.
VOTES FOR 110111:N.
Dill in British House No ('e,n.ide'ral( a
This Se.sk,n.
A despateh from i.ondon say..: t.1 the
thus() of Cort rnonc nn Wednesday Keir
Labor leader, Irltrolueed a bill
1confer the sulfrago an tvumen. The
Premier said there Mould be 111 oppor-
tunity of dealing this session ui1.11 the
measure, which was read a Lbst Utile.
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