The Clinton New Era, 1912-10-24, Page 67:4
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Lii.03i'13 61 Wh4.0.t"'Flettires':Cieeelstighe'
, .eert ChiCago ".Lowere=-Liva." Stock
-Latest Quotatlofls.
1WesL had a 114.7re8Sog
'' closed easeon wheat. The market
'
' co4; tO 3-8e' .under laet
.1lowed a net loss of leSi
t.) 1-4c, oat e finished unchanged to
• 1-/.6o down and provisions varyIns•
• • 'frora 12 1-2'c decline to an advanee of
•The L4eerp0o1 market:closed 4(1' to %if
Itlgher on wbea.t and Sad to 44d higher (.21 ,
nOrn, Paris wheat closed %c lower to'
140 higher. Antwerp, ‘740 'higher, Berlin,
No lower.. Buda -Pest,: 11Ac
Winnipeg Optioni.
Clef", Close:
Wheat -
Oct. „t„, 9014 9014 • 8974 8974 SOVitt
Dee. -.... 864. 861,4 eS"k Sask SO%
lefaY 9174 9/1/, 9074 9074 ,911Y8s
0808-
Oct. ...... 9914 3914 35% 3574 3974 .
Dec. ' , 33%. 3373b
, Toronto, Grain market.
•:Wheat, new, bushel...,,...$1 00 to 3•;.•
• Wheat, goose, bushel 0 90 ....
R,Ye, bushel 0 60
Oats, bushel ,... ••• . 0 50 ....
. Barley, busbel 0 65 0 72
Peas, bushel 1 00 ..
Buckwheat, bushel o so 1 Oa
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, Creamery, lb, rolls0 00 0 31
Butter, creamery, solids 0 27 0 25
Butter, separator, dairy, lb0 25 0 30
Butter, store lots 0 25 0 26
pgge, new.laid• • • 05 .•.,
Egs, coed storage, dozen ... . 0 25 000
Cheese, new, lb .0 141A 0 15
Roney, extracted, 113 0 11.••.
Honey, combs, dozen 2 75 3 00
Montreal Grain and Produce.
, STOMACH
ificeTaltingNa,.Dru:-CoDyspePsiaTablets'
Mr. J. Merkhugor, Water1o6, Ont.,
• enthusiastically recommends Na-Drn-Co
Dyspepsia Tablets. Her experience with
• them, 00 she (*Alines it, explains why.
"I was greatly troubled with my
• stoniaclen, she.writes. "1 had,Saken so.
much medicine that I might eaY tee -take
• any more, would only be making it
°worse. My etennach just felt raw. I
read ,of Na-Dre-Co Dyspepsia Tablets,
and a lady friend told me they were
,yery easy to take, 010 3. thonglit I would
give 3120717 (1 trial end really they worked
wonders. Anione having anything
wrong with his stomach should. give
Ta-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets a trial,
they will do the rest. My etomach is
fine now and lean eat any food,"
One of the many good featnfes of
Na•Dru-Co Dyspepsia 'Tablets is that
they are so plensant and easy to take.
The• relief they give from heartburn,
flatulence, biliousness and dyspepsia is
prompt and permanent. Try one after
each meal -they'll make you feel like
a new person.
eoc. a box at your druggist's com-
pounded by the Nationel Drug and
Chemical Co. of Cauada," Limited,
Montreal,
MONTBEAL, Oct. 19, -There was 110
traprovement in the volume of business
over the cable today. The demand for
wheat and oats was good, but the prtees
,bict were so far out a tine that no sales
'were made. The local' trade WaS also
qUiet in all lines of coarse m'.ins. The
•dornestic trade in flour was fairly good,
hut the export demand was dull. • Denuitv1
for butter good at firm prices. Receipts
for the week were 8023 packages, 0817.
8054 last year. Cheese quiet and easy. Re-
ceipts for the week were 55,174 boxes,
against 69,492 a year ago. Eggs active
and strong. Receipts for the wool:, 3523
cases, against 4428 a year ago.
Stooks : Wheat, 1,025,586; corm 15,872;
mita, 310,253; barley, 58,2091 rye, 70,9551
flaxseed, 30,111; flour, 60,694.
Gorn-Auterican, N. 2 yellow, 75c to 76c.
Oats -Canadian western, No, 2, 54140 to
55c; extra No. I feed, 540 to' 5414,e: No. 2
local white, 48c; No. 3 local white, 47c;
No. 4 lodal white, 460.
Barley -Manitoba feed, 61c to 62e; malt -
'dug, 7$0 to To.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 74s to 75c.
Flour -Manitoba soring .wheat patents.
firsts, SSA: seconds, 35,30; winter patents,
choice, 35.05; straight rollers, 34.95 to 05;
do., bags, 32.85 to 32,40.
Roiled oats -Barrels, 35.05; bags, 90105.,
902.40.
IvInifeed-Bran,• 328; shorts, 027; mid-
:dlings, 328 to $30; mouilde, $30 to $35.
Hay -No. 2, per ton, car lots, $13 to
413.60.
Cheese -Finest wdsterns, 1373c to 13740;
idnest easterns, 130 to 13740.
Butter -Choicest creamery, 2.90 to 2974c;
;seconds, 273.2.0 to 200.
Eggs -Selected, 230 to 300; No. 2 stock,
21c to 220,
Potatoes -Per bag, car lots, 60010 705.
Dressed hogs -Abattoir limed, 012 to
912.50.
Pork -Heavy Canada short cut 111055,
barrels, 35 to 45 pieces, 825; short cut
backs, barrels, 45 to 55 pieces, 325.
Lard -Compound tierces, 875 lbs., 39.75;
wood palls, 20 lbs. :let, 310,25; pure, tierces,
375 lbs., $16; pure. wood pans, 20 Ms, net,
315,50.
Liverpool Grain and Produce.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19. -Closing -Wheat -
Spot steady; No. 3 -Manitoba, Ss 457. Fu-
tures steady; October Is 1014:0, December
is 91/213, March 7s 754.13.
Corn -Spot steady; American mixed,
nmv, 101n -dried, 71 457. Putures steady;
October 20 2$3.5, December 20 2030.
Flour -Winter patents, 29s 657.
Plops -In London (Pacific Coast), 85 120
to 06 10s.
Hams -Short out, 14 to 16 lbs., Gas Gd.
Bacon -Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 lbs„ 73s;
clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., Us; long clear
Middles, light, 28 to 94. 113E., I3s Gd;
heavy, 16 to 40 lbs., 702; short backs, 16 to
20 lbs„ 69s; shoulders, square, 11 to 13
lbs., nominal,
Lard-Prtme western, in•tlerces, GOs 60:
American refined, 615 657.
Cheese -Canadian, finest white, now, 0:35
05; colored, new, 62s 613. '
Tallow-Printe city, 42s 3d; Australian
In London, 361 90.
Turpentine -Spirits, 31s 613. Rosin -Com-
mon, 16s 3d. Pctroleum-liefined, 97491.
Dineeed o11 -35s. Cottonseed oll-Hull 8e-
21ned, spot, 265 71457.
Duluth Grain Market
DULUTH, oot. 19. -Close -Wheat, No.
1 hard, 59e; No, 1 northern, SSc; No, 2,
86c; Oct., 87%c, 11089118951; Dec., 87%o; May,
93c bid, •
.CATTLE MARKETS.
RAID WAS REAL ONE.
Becker's Defence Witnesses Say the
Charge Is "Framed Up." "
New Yotli, Oct, 21.-Witnessee in
the triaf of Police Lieut. Becker testi-
fied yesterday to two points which the
defence coneidered vital to its case.
These were: ,
First, that the raid on Herman
Rosenthal's gambling house on A.pril
17. was made after evidence against it
had been obtained by the police. The
state charges that the raid was a
"fake" one.
Second, that "Bald Jack" Rose and
"Bridgie" Webber, two of the self-
confessed accomplices to Roeenthana
mueder, who have turned state's evi-
dence, threatened to •12311 Rosenthal
weeks before he was murdered.
Another witness,, Louis Plitt, beothee
of Becker's so-called press agent,
swore that Rose heel gone down en
his knees in the Tombs and said:
"On the grave and on the memory of
my dead mother, I say that Becker
had nothing to do with ,this.
Police Lieut. Becker will take the
witness stand in his own defence in
his trial on the charge of instigating
the murder. of Herman Rosenthal,
according to Iolm P. McIntryre, 1114
chief counsel, lie stated last night
that he had yielded to his client's de-
sire in the matter, and that Becker'e
story would be heard within the next
two or three days.
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1,7111 h1. he' '.1111,e10''ake
81 71/1I9be1( 01,411O4/111:7)9,: 001 I 1tilerlde
„three new.' .""oenstailpes ' haYei 'already;
'been Sworn; -it is uhdersbOod:
eight men .ief the. (..)algarY force will
be leaned,. tenipotarilY. •
It is ziot inorS tlean three weeks ago
that ex -Inspector Davi( ef Toronto ac-,
cepted the, position as chief of police
of ,Lethbeidgie. • Shortlynafter he • re-
' bothmended to tile authorities there
that a fleet -Mese eonstoble from Toe
rept() be appointed ite' inspector.
Davis, it is declared; leriew.Cbnstabie
tb.he an .41 man -with 'five or
six years' experience., council
consulted'the new chief, with there-
stilt
-
sult that Skelton got the job. '
Many of tile other 31ee11 one tile force
had their eyes on the ,va'eancy, a.nd
did not like it when another Toronto
man 'was dppointed over theix heads.
fIence-the seikee
Skelton is to leave Toronto for
Lethbridge to -day to taS.e up his new
duties.
GOO NY FROM COM
---
The mother 'can guavd her little
ones from, colds during the damp,
cold fall days by the use of Baby's
OWn Tablets, The Tablets oct as a
gentle laxative, leeoping the bowels
working freely and the roneach
sweet -that is the secret of prevent
ing colds, The Tablets will 1101 01711'
prevent or banish colds, tut will
cure constination, inelie,restion, expel
worms and make teething easy,
They are sold under the guarantee
of a government analyst to contain
inCv harmful drugs and may safely
be given to the new born babe.
Sold by medicine dealers or by Mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams Medicine Co., lerockeille,Ont
ROOSEVELT GOES HOME.
He Is Well Enough to Leave Chicago
For Oyster Bay.
Chicago, Oct. 5 I. -The advienbility
of permitting Col. Roozevelt to de-
part to -day for Oyster 13ay was debat-
ed at length yesterday, and not until
after his phyeiciane: had held a con-
sultation last night did they enside
definitely that he might do 50. He
left for New Yorle 01. 08.02 a.m. Col.
Roosevelt's condition was deecribed
as normal thro-agliout yesterday. It
was learned that his wound had bled
considerably and that he was suffering
from nervous exhaeetion.
The ex -President's physicians insist-
ed -.'that both of these developments
were to be expected, and there was in
• them no cause for alarm. The bleed-
Ohicage Live Stock. Ing, it wasexplained by Dr. Alexam,
• CHICAGO, Oct. 19:-Cattle-Recelpts, der Lambef,t, necessarily eccompanied
Vooi market slow and weak. Beeves, $5,50 the dischaege of serum which is pare
to 310.95; Texas steers, 34.50 to $8.50; of the healing peocese.
western steers, 05.75 to 30; stockers and
feeders, 34.25 to $7.50; CONN% and heifers, "1 wish you would emphasize the
42.90 to 37.50; calves, 07 to 39.85. fact," said Dr. Lambert, "that Col,
'- is getting on well, -but that
Hogs-Recelpts, 8000; market strong; Roosevelt
light, 15.30 to $9.10; mixed, $8.45 to $9.20;
• heavy, 98,45 to $9.20; rough, 35.45 to $8.70; any patient who ha,s been in bed as
• iM,. $4.75 to $7.75; bulk of sales, PM to
glee of neevousnees. If Col. Reese -
long 8112 he, will suffer front some de-
• sheep and Lambs --Receipts, 2000; mar- Ve1.3 is kept 'Perfectly cp.ket. it w11-1 be
• ket steady; native, 93.60 to 90; western, :safe for him to take the trip."
$3.85 to 34.85; yearlings, 04.75 to $6. Lambs,
native $0.00 to 87.50; western, 05.50 to 37,50. "There is no cause fm. serious mis-
• givings ' said Dr. A. D. Bevan, if
11 '''wee .1-)verpool Cattle Market,
• Col, Roosevelt is kept quiet."
• -r.avnRpool.,--, Oct. 179.-501131 ringers & Dr. Sfurphy and Dr. Terrell gave
•. ,co„ Liverpool, cable today that supplies - • .
the same (minim.
..qf Irish stock were cp.ifte as heavy and
• - '''' the -1'e Vero also eome gene -Wan steers and In spite of the assurai,ces of the
effeafern eveth'ell 1110 ±710 13ii*kenhead mar- physicians, it Was apparent that some
ket Quotations are : Canadian steel's, conceen was felt as to the effect upon
Cuzv
quickly stops coughs,: cures colds, heals
the 01270:17 and 01020. • • 25 cents.
soizoLl 6,030 Yards of Nets. ,
Belleville, Oct. 21-3.010 Provincial
(loverninent petrel steamer Navaech
hao arrived here with tebeut. 0,000
yinele of net sehied in the Bay cif
Quinte etween leoint Ann and the
Shannonvilln Riyer. A motor • boat
fouiol coneenled in a rush bed WAS al-
so Vi89(09s011 Led. The department is de-
termined te eleon the Ilay Quiute
et nets evh:811 ere illeselly used.
Children. Cry
FOR FLETCtIER'S
ASTORA
Vinson IntErroptEd.
Now York., Oct. 21, -bike Maud Ma-
lone, a Suffrimette, tr341 to break up
the spriecili uf Guvernoe Wilson Satur-
day night, and after a seene of con.
ineion, in which tile Deumeridie can-
iliJata tried to peony an angry erowd,
the police interfered and arreeted her
on a charge of diettabieg the peace.
The jlineernel' WaS til 11218919 ebout [no-
eimoly when _Mies ;Slaloms who. 11110
been conep:cuous in interrupting an
aildrees by Governor ,i,enuson can.
fernia here reeeetly, 7 oeii iroin the
beleony and. shouted: "1-lew ebout 11/0.
Mall 5/111:r11.10, GOVv11101 Wilsen? 311011
line a inenumily ef suffrage."
Criee o "Put her alit, put her out,"
ai 1 an tiproar rif peoteet agninst the
120to 1214° per lb.; Trish steers, 1140 to
121/20, and Western wethers, 11740 to 12c.
The demand- was moderate and market
weak.
Cheese Markets.
ST. HYACINTHE, Oct. 19. --Butter
sold to -day at 28 3-1c; cheese at 12 9-16e,
BLILLEVILLE, Oct. 19, -About '2055
said yesterday afternoon, however,
boxes of cheese were offered, 210 sell-
ing at 12 7-8:3; 1025 at 12 13-16c, and that if finel aerangements for the
balance refused at 12 3-4c. trip liacl been made, she would not
CANTON, NSF., Oct. 20. -Two huna insist en a (mange al Plans.
&err -and seventy-three tubs of butter Once back at home there will be
sold at 31 1-4c; last year 300 at 21 1-3c; little relaxation in the strict regime
2876 boxes of cbeese at 170; last week • of the physicians for a week or ten
for 17c and last year 2300 at 13 3-4e. dais. Col. Roosevelt believed, how-
' LOnDON, Oct. 19. -The offerings on ever, that he will be•able to spell; in
the London cheese libarcl today are as Madison Square Gaeden, Now oil,
follows: Ptidgetree 190c 5 w; Blanchard on Oct. 30. He hopes to make one
and Niseourl 90 c; AVonbank 200 0; speech to sunimarize all of his rea-
• Pond Mill SO c; 565 boxes offered, o
00330 for seeking support for the Pro -
•sales. 'Bidding from 13c to 1374c.
COWANSVILLIS, Que., OM. 19t -At gressive party, 8(1(1 has begun to plain
anaddress which he can deliver in
the meeting of the Eastern Townships twenty minntes.
Dairymen's Association, held here thiS ._
, afternoon, sixteen factorie'i boarded aro going to the meeting 511y-
436 packages of butter and 49 boxee
.of cheeSe. Five bUyers were present.
The ruling price for butter was 31 1-80;
• One factory sold for ill 1-40, and one
factory unsold. Cheese sold 81 35 11-160
Col. Roosevelt of a day and 1112123 on
the train. Mrs. Roosevelt aceepterl the
judgment of Dr. J..13. 'Sleepily and his
associates, although tor 0 tirne , after
her husband's setleack last night, elle
was doubtful whether it woul41 be safe
to attempt the journey so sbon. She
interruytion 0:11110 from the crowd,
-Do net be rmle to the lady," urged
the goverour. and the crowd liecame
quiet, while the goveener adillid: "Wo-
man suffrage, imulam, is not 5711118-
(1,1(1 that is dealt with by the untie:tat
GOVerniliellt at all; I am enly here as
a representative of the national
party,"
• riflessts. Bourassa and'Monk Hotd
a Lengthy ,Session.
HON. MR. BORDEN, IS SILENT'
Nationalist Chieftains Discuss Situa..
tion at neeeew and Ate Is Electric
With Hints of Changes In the ,
'Dominion'Cabinet, But .Nothing
•
Except Rumor Has Issued to
Clear Up the Mystery,
Ottawa, Oct. 21.-He'11'i Bcurassa
arrived in the capital yesterday morn-
ing and yesterday afternoon_ held a
lengthy conference with Hon, F. a
Monk. It is assumed that this wiee
relative to Mr. Monk's attitude on
the Government's naval preposals. '
• In the meantime Premier Borden
seems to be adhering most closely to
the good old constitutinnal practice of
saying nothing -until he has something
of a definite nature to say, and no-
body outside of the Cabinet knows just
what the next few days will bring
forth. The neareet approach to the
true situation seems to be thete it Mr.
Monk hae resigned, during the coerse
of the next few days his successor
will be named inernedietely, and no
shetfile of any kind will take place.
Hon. Bruno Nantel who, it is said,
is yet undecided as to just what atti-
tude he will take, left Saturday lor
his lumen at Si.. Jerome to attend the
marriage of his deughter.
The sea of politics since the up-
heavai ,of Thure-day 'net ie rienning
as milmly se the watere of the Rideau
Canal. The etniospliere is thick,
however, with every conceivable kind
of rumor. which Jr they add nothing
to the sum of knowledge, of the actual
Dote of the situation, certainly trail -Hy
to the great interest which is being
rate:died tc the resignation of the Min-
ister of Public Works.
The very .latest story, which, of
course, lacke confirmation, ie that
when mr. null; steps nut Irian the
C'abinet. there will billow a shuffle, in
which Hon. L. P. Pelletier will go to
the Department. of Alarine and Fieller-
ies, while Hon. J. D. Plezen will he
sent to achninieter public works, and
• L. T. Marechnl, K.C., 01 Mentrual, to
sitcceed 1\1r. Pelletier,
C.N.R. Shops at Ottawa.
Ottawa, Oct. 21.-11. is stated in
railway cirelee here that the C.N.R.
has finally decided to este-WW1 its
main ear shops at Rideau Selection, a
euhurb of Ottawa, where the company
a few months ego purehesed several
hundred Hems of land.
11 has been known that Sir William
msekonzie Iftvorvd Toronto, but it is
elated that the engineering department
of the company, which all along had
hold the view that the strategic point
of the system wee Ottawa, eucceeded
laot week in satisfying the directors
of the reasonal&ness .1 that Opilli071,
and it, 9r213 deo;(kd aetinitely 11101. ar-
ralleinclii, 3111111.1 IR fe ethevith
to that end.
-- ,
Qok's Cotton• Comp
Root opiod, • Lethbridge, et„ 21; -Te • poiel:
force of this city has i sighned .41 tit
great Uterine Tonle, and ,congress week. The members
..----'s• °My Safe etreetnal Monthly 7,0„ _°1
"-ii--" -1 Residataronwhichwomen can or ban nerce protested against the ap-
is .f e)depend. Fold/it throe degrees poifitneent of Constable Skelton of To-
- s strongerIsii. of strengeh--No. 1,e3
tl ; leo. ea rwito 5,, inspedor en pedeeenoe fee a
10 degree: ; No. 3, .
' for special eaeee, ,.5 Per box, Iro0 al !neap, and 1,11reatened resign. a1,1°-,"
Sold by ate druggists, or sent urileSS the appointment was resell:macs
•arepaid on receipt of Price. wq, „ , 1 - I to .1 t bi
, Free pamphlet. Address: IH0 /giy,...rnaY•cg .19 l?,o_ec__, , apcii,„..e. So
1 ,
noettlIfeteiN100.,TeiteNTO.ONL (formolituri*1°"'" ,
way," Ile said, "even if I can epeak
enly theee evords."
PO,LICEIVIEN RESIGN.
Lethbridge Force Are Pinued at New
• Chief's Importation.
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonoll restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Thosphouel will
make you a new man. Price 641a hex, or two for
:55. Mailed to any address. The Scobell.Dret5
u20,. MAIM/tar/nes. Ont.
Boy 1 -lit Cer.
Toronto, (1e0. 21,---eieer3e I 189311, 11
01,1, 111731 13:10 10:4 «r' :00 ht.
stre0., was Itneeked (lewd
by a. ,r,1
t)(1 ori 551118(1.11' 2.1,1189(00,
7915, eavried by two nom in: o Iho
Calf/ 7111.r1. nt the (-4,1:::e1' (;,:yy,,I. 1
0(7,38 11001 10821,11(31 avoilue omt
.:;: retie:Om' to -tie, Generel Floepital,
ev'evee it eves found be 11115. 511IliTil0
jewel J1 bridom arm end eeveral eine
ancl breiees.
1-lonting Trip Costs Boy Flis. Arm.
Welland, -Oct, 21.-Claretiee 101712 1
Lon. aged 13, eon of Sesepi. 'Alitterteis
Montrose, 3111;13 out shoetitie Friday,
aceidentiilly dischnrged his title,. 1s89.
crating his left men so it had to he
anmutateel. It ieeXiected he \%iii live.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST() Ft Jot>
ciot•rovall 50271 Drowned.
Cornwall, Oct. 21. -As the result of
the- diebstrous etorrn on Lake. Ontario
winc11 caused two coal barges helong-
ine to the Ogdensburg Coal Co. to
01 1110, Ste ph en 1,0 311)0119. f 0 on r1 y of
Cornwall, was among those 31810 bet
their lives, .
Mr Leboeuf, who WkS a baker, left
his home here eight years ago for
Fulton, N.Y. EIe eves on his way to
Cornwall to see his parente, Mr. end
Mee. Stephen Leboeuf, when the
barges beoke loose from the tug Prec-
tor in a severe gale, and both event to
bat= of the lake.
Leboeuf leaves besides his parents,
• a wife and nine children, also three
sisters.
Reputation
proves value. Tested throughout
three generations -known the
world over as the most reliablepre-
ventive and corrective of stomach,
liver, bowel troubles -all unequal-
ed reputation has been secured by
EeflA1V19
AIMS Iffe
quickly stops coughs, cures colds. heals
the throat and lunds - 25 cents.
SENT FUSE BY POST.
McManigal 'Used Mails to Transmit
High Explosive.
Indianapolis, Oet, 2 1. -The delie.ery
throe:ell the mail of a peeltoge (('11 1(01
(Sovernment chareee eentri i nod
fuse used to leliew np 15 hodilimt tit
Akron, ()leo, on July 4, 101157, eves Me
is:spied by R. 0. Floyd, poetwaeter. ,o.
Clevidatul, Ohio, im the witimos eta 11,1
in the "dynalMte eri115p18ne3 trio:
04, Saturday. 'leo:Lille:I from le,
tluit the pad:elms Fent le; Orlie
IS. SloSianietel, 31114 13177' 1
hy spooial ileliVery ill. 010 '1117111i, , 1
Peter .1, Smith, an irmiwarkere' Union
official
.017', ('1115 to the (loverliniont
bort S. Ifordiin and SleNtattieol 1,1
taken to Cleveland, fie in 11.7.wheeler,
Pa'nt nasesneer train, 17 1111(2' 7)
11itrolflyecrille, to carry tq11 r -
Irmo J. J. l\feNemera, that "thee;
:meet he 11 Fourth et' Jule. eidebentimi
nt Akron." SleSianigel in
1i1111 said. Ile had I1V011 5010011,11 1•7 d
the Work, but that Smith eivisrli (12' 81''
("Nipper" i 12ndo10,11. 11f171
dont, proteeted, se ying. they had prom-
ese fee of $2011 fee doing it le.
01;Ci. 11 11'1113 discovered, sail
MoNleMe.al's c mfeesion, whiell 1,7 ent-
binned tie part of the,
charges, that unly 3110.11rinigal knew
how to wie nitro-elyeerine, Sr it 7901
determiteid. to use dyeamite, but (het
there liehig 110 fuse, Me.lanigal was
sent to Chniego te. forward 'bee trete
his home.
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qulekty stops coedits, cures colds, heals
the throat and lands - 25 cents.
REVOLT 'IS GROWING.. -
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Until Re'Took WNP1LS
•• "I have been a Penman conductor on
the 0, 1'. 17.. and alichigart Central for
tho last three years.
oAbout four ye.ars ago, I was laid up
with intense pain in the groin, a very
eere hack, and suffered most peveeely
wheu I tried to urinate.
treacid with nu family physician
for two months for Gravel - In The
Bladder but did not receive any benefit.
About that time, I met another railroad
man who bad been similarly affected
mid who had been cared by GIN PILLS,
after haying been given up by a pro-
minent physicians who treated him for
Diabetes. He is now running on th'e
road and is perfectly cured. He strongly
advised me to try GIN PILLS which I
diet -with the result that the pains left
toe entirely,"
FRANK S. IDE.
eoc. a box, 6 for $2.5°. Sample free
if you write National Drug and Chemical
Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto, lay
; o83o iotr, e/tel'ilVaii, Wile lett' aia•Ifi
foe•his Saaleatelleveali inetne on; Setup
day night, intimated that 12e sopoees
to gO on with, the ease oritU he goblidO
formal discharge. The •case agairnet
Captain W. B. iftriti of Minitonae,
arrested at St, Laurent., is in the sante
condition, and Captain Siftoo sifs ine
tends Pressing for a forinal disposition
and discharge,'
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students Besiege Theatre.
Champaign, 11!., Oct. 21, -Many par-
eene .were injured last night in a riot
caused by an attenept of University of
'Illinois students to force their way
into the °pose house, where 11 vaude-
vifie show WaS in progress.
Celebrating the football victory over
Indiana, nearly 3,000 students laid
siege to the theatre. They were re-
pulsed by stage hands and policemen
armed with revolvesr and clubs.
Edgar Dillavon, a high school stu-
dent, was knocked unconscious. A
chorus girl was sturcle on the head
1V 189 brick hurled through a dress-
ing -room whitlow. The other choeus
glide 'fainted on the stage aiel were
carried off. The. audience thceight it
pert of the show and did not become
greatly excited. Peter Andrews, 'a
stage hand, suffered a blow on the
head from a stone that -came through
a window.
Them were many students slightly
injured, bete...their friends quickly re-
moved them. -
Nati ROW IN COURI
Winnipeg Magistrate Sentences
Two Liberal Lawyers.
TRIES TO CLEAR ROOM
TELEGR APH I C BR I EFS,
Hon. Clifford Silton is confined- to
his roeme et Ottawa with pneumonia.
John Saunders, for eixty Years a
resident of 'Whitby, ()ne., died yester.
clay morning atter a long illness.
Word was received in Toronto Iasi
night of the drowning ot Alfred 1.
Thomas at Dane, Onto cm Saturday
afternoon.
Walter Mantel, need 85 years, a
evealthy resident of Whitby, was kill.
ed Saturday by felling from a 13416101
while picking applee. ,
It is rumored that Hon, Hugh
NIchlicken of the Manitoba Provincial
Police Court 'Adds Another Chapter
to the Trials Arising Out of Con-
servative Corruption In Macdon-
ald by Charging Lawyers With
'crying to Steal Court Papers..
Winnipeg, Oct. 21.-e-Pr0vi118101 Po-
lice Magistrate leleMicken Saturday
seinenced two Winnipeg lawyers, to
ten days in jail on the charge of as-
sault and attempting to steal a court
document, but later released them on
their own eecognizancee mid lamed
them over to appear next Fricke
morning. This 11715, the 01174,1111 rit. 11
g011tiral 111 10-1117 in which the magis-
trate, the two lawyers and the police
were engaged.
The trouble started 0801' 1111
Sullivan ease in connection with the
Macdonald bye -election, Mr. Truetunn
roso to address the court, and, after
seeming posseeeion of the intormetion
paper, said be wished to Make a copy
,,reit, The magistritto then ealled on
the provincialpolice to arrest the two
lawyere and handed out the above
sentence.
Not the least exciting incident of
the eessioOt. eame wiled the magietrale
ettempted to (deer the room. EIe op-
proaelied Mr. Hugh Sleckenzie, the
lawyer alio iea leading figure M the
proceedings aaninst McMicken himself
111 eminection with the trial of confeese
Lel Coneervatiye personators on elec-
tion day. After several times ordering
lefackenzie -from the room, 'Mackenzie
Mending his grreiticls, as he had jest
been asked by Mr. l'reminan to act for
him in the• minter of his arrest., the
magistrate ie said by Mr. Maclieuzie
to have geasped a elude aud lifting it
in the the eahl: "Yoni get out of here;
if you don't I will 1211. 3031 on the head •
evith this chair. There Was a rush cf
constebles and the. Magistrate was
hauled away into his private office,
'No disposition wits made of the Sol.
liven 005e, and 'Sir, Sullivan is stil4
without the formal certificate of die.
charge, which his couneel demanded.
As it ineev Le, no one knows how the
eiese -steeds. The Magietrate point
blank refused to make any Official no.
-Hee onhisbooks of the wi,thdraaval tiu
Mexican Federal Battallen Deserts to
Diaz Party.
Vera Crire,- Mexieo, Oen 21. -The
seldiere cif the twenty-firet ha ttillinn
garrieening at Fort located on
an Wand in the leen' herboe, have
-revolted and joined the revolutionary
forcre of Felix Diaz.
The genbeat Bravo and Morelos
opeued fire on the refingeees- killing
S0\'0651 and weuncline othere. The sol-
diers of the Fort Unice garrieon 10'
1(011181(1 inert, refasing ta• return the
fire of their connerlee. The' eitnation
at the ieland lo espacially serious as
Fort Clime ie else used i05 11 -peniten-
tiary,
The British, French, Italian, 513011.
1811arid Portuguese cerise's, realiving
the gravity of the situation, have -urg-
ently cabled their reepective" Govern -
Meddle to send protecting gunboats.
Settee a conference with the federal
commanders outside the city, Generals
Belteon and Valdez., during which Lho
extreme peril of the situation to for-
eignees in Vera Chu, WaS discussed,
the oonSuls returned to the eity. Gen.
Valdez informed the consuls that he
evould notify them to -clay whether
condition's warranted it hasty depar,
tare of ell foreignees from Vera Cruz
to insure thee]: eafety,
The IL S. cruiSer Des Moines steeern-
ed into poet during, Saturday. night.
An officer from the warship visited
Gen. Felix Diiix yesteeday morning
, and arranged an interview ou behalf
of Capt. Hughes. Gen, Dia7. 311011 1110
ited the Des Moines, where the Amee-
Man captain and the leader 00 1.120 new
revolt had a long conference, the na-
ture of which has not been divulged.
While the Diaz ,revolutionists hold
,the city, and the federals have taken
111) positions on the outskirts, there
has leeen no cerniiig together of the
two opposing forges as yet.The feel-
ing of anxiety among the foreign resi-
dents has been considerably 'relieved
by the arrival 00 1.115 Dest Iv3.oines, and
itis considered, proleable that a battre,
Bit is fought, Will take place beyond
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' A farm harid pained 13(111cl-wider
fatallY injured while thrashing neae •
HASPFOrill, bis arm being caught lel ,
the 'Machine and torn
The three-year-old son of William
Barnes of Galt wandered into 3110
lneekyard and vitei a search was
made, his lifeless body was discovered
in a primitive well.
French avietol., Aincidee I,accrtir,
woe killed yesterday while giving an
exhibition of fancy flying at Meisel -
ciao, Vran.ce. hoevy gust of wind
overturlied his monoplane..
A liallome ex Moiled 'while sailing
through a thunileretorm over Groseer-
ha in, e rote ey, yesterday. The twa
oecuponts„ Lieut. Stiohler and Engl.
neer (14iehricke, were killed,
Kiaroll Peelle, in an interview, fine
;bedewei1. the poeeibility of fl dertals1
greet power alt.' Tinley, and
e27e80le,1 Ill.:tide to sove the Otto. -
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