Sherbrooke daily record, 25 avril 1913, vendredi 25 avril 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY APRIL 25, 1913.ONE CENT IDE TRAGEDY AT TIVERTON Inquest Was Adjourned to Allow Autopsy to be 115 LIVES LOST THEORIES ADVANCED AS TO CAUSE OP FRANK CROSS\u2019 DEATH.THREE MEN ARE HELD.(Special Staff Correspondence) Ulverton, April 25.\u2014In the sad case of Frank Cross\u2019 death, as already reported in Thursday\u2019s Record, Coroner Dr.Larue, of St.Germain, arrived on the scene about 4 o\u2019clock in tiie afternoon and at once proceeded to select a jury, which was chosen as follows : Messrs.Jas.Bothwell (foreman), Roy Husk, Geo.Mooney, Z.Lefebvre, Jos.Gagnon, William Rick and A.Cote.Having been duly sworn, the examination of the body by coroner and jury, accompanied by the physician, Dr.Jos.Garon, of L\u2019Avenir, who was called to attend the unfortunate man, was proceeded with.After much discussion it was decided that an autopsy should he made.Dr.John Hayes, of Richmond, was called upon to do this.VISITED SCENE OF TRAGEDY.The coroner and jury, besides many others, then went to the riyerside.where the fighting took place.Dr.Garon pointed out several places where blood could be faintly seen, although much more marked and plain when he visited the spot in the morning.It was pointed out that the empty and broken whiskey bottles to lie seen that morning had disap-p.eared.Approaching the river to the right, near the water\u2019s edge, a small pile of brush and wood showed that a lire had be.n burning for some time.There is a space of possibly two rods of clear ground to the water, and on the left small thick bushes.A few yards in this thicket, not more than ten or twelve feet, the imprint in the soft ground showed plainly that a man had stopped there and placed his feet firmly, as though forced to do so.A part of a watch chain, with fob attached, was found.The initials plainly traced on the fob were \u201cH.E.I!.\u201d This was supposed to he the property of Herbert Bogie.ADVANCED A THEORY.Mr.W.E.Mclver, advocate, of Richmond, expressed his opinion that it was possible that certain wounds on the deceased man\u2019s head could have been caused by his falling and striking certain small stubs where hushes had been cut alongside where it is alleged the quarrelling took place.INQUEST ADJOURNED.The coroner then discharged the jury until Saturday at 1 o\u2019clock p.m.when the inquest will be resumed.THREE PERSONS IMPLICATED.As already stated, three persons were implicated by the widow of Frank Cross as being the cause of her husband's death.It must, in justice to those persons, be said that in no way have they given those in charge of the case any trouble, nor have they tried to make their escape.Two of them, who returned to their home at Lisgar on Wednesday night, did not know that the said Frank Cross had died until informed of the fact by Mr.Roy Husk, who was sent to ask them to appear before the coroner, which they most readily agreed to do and were soon upon the spot.SAYS THEY PARTED IN FRIEND LY MANNER.One of these parties, speaking to the Record, maintained that they parted in a friendly manner from Frank Gross at his home, shaking hands, and received from him an invitation to again make a visit, and that he walked into his owij.home.THREE TAKEN IN CHARGE.The three young men in question were taken in charge by Chief of Polie,.B.Chart rand, of Richmond, and Mr.James Boast, as special assistant, to have them appear at the adjourned inquest on Saturday.Chief of Police Ohartrand is doing all in his power to make the young men comfortable at Richmond during their stay.FUNERAL TO DAY.The coroner gave permission for the funeral to he held to day (Friday), which will take place leaving the house at 2 p.m., thence to the Methodist Church.Rev.Mr.Sehagei.of Ulverton, will conduct the service, assisted by Rev.G.H.Cradk, of Melhoucne.THE DECEASED.The late Frank Cross was the see ond son of Mr.and Mrs.John Cross, who are still living.He leaves, be Hides a wife and six children, three brothers and four sisters.Cue brother mid sister are in the Canadian West.Cue brother is in Vermont, and the others live in this vicinity.SYMPATHY OF NEIGHBORS.The aged patents feel most keenly the sad affair and can hardly believe other than that their son was' the victim of a murderous attack.Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs.Bogie, the widowed mother of Herbert Bogie, (Oontlmiea on rage 6) II Up to Darkness Last Nig ht Thirty-Five Bodies Had Been Recovered MANY BODIES HAVE BEEN LOCATED BUT THEY CANNOT BE CONVEYED TO SURFACE.Pittsburg, April 25.\u2014Up to darkness last night 35 bodies of miners had been taken from the Cincinnati mine of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company, a subsidiary of the Pittsburg Coal Company at Finleyville, the scene Wednesday cf a disastrous explosion.Many other bodies, it is said, have been located, hut the greatest difficulty is being experienced in finding mians to convey the bodies through wreckage to the surface.Last night eighty miners were unaccounted for.These, with the 35 dead taken from the mine, bring the probable list of fatalities up to 115 Hopes of relatives and friends of the missing men tnat their loved ones are living are being dissipated slowly.Rescuers are unable to reach the inner workings of the mine on account of the gas fumes, water and debris.It was announced by the officials of the Pittsburg Coal Company last night that 190 men entered the mine Wednesday morning.The officials stated that 7b men are known to have made their escape after the explosion.Of the 35 ilead taken from the mine 19 of them have been identified at the morgue where all the victims are being sent to be prepared for burial.WITHDRAWS IRON STATE PRISJER\u2019S CASE Would Not Take the Advice Given by His Attorney is B.BEHIND WITHDRAWAL THERE CONSIDERABLE OF SECRET NOT YET REVEALED.Ottawa, April 25.\u2014Mr.Frank Proctor, solicitor, lias withdrawn from the Miller case.For the last two months Mr.Proctor has been representing Mr.R.0.Miller, the House of Commons prisoner, now in the county of Carleton jail.Behind his retirement, according to the story of men on the Hill, is considerable of it secret not altogether yet revealed.Asked about his alleged withdrawal yesterday, Mr.Proctor dictated the following statement: \u201cOwing to the fact that Mr.Miller has not accepted the advice I gave him in connection with this case I have withdrawn from it.\u201d Further than that Mr.Proctor would say nothing.Upon the Hill, the fact, that Mr.Proctor has withdrawn from the case was known yesterday.Explanation pf the fact was given by one or two members of Parliament, friends of Mr.Miller, and they in the main agreed.SEEDING IN SASKATCHEWAN ESTIMATED THAT IT WILL BE PRACTICALLY OVER BY NEXT WEEK.Regina, Sask, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 According to g, bulletin issued by the Department of Agriculture, seeding will be practically completed in Saskatchewan by till; end of the present week.Preliminary estimate gives an increase in crop area of from 10 to 15 per.cent, or total acreage under all crops of about 10,000,000.B.& M.NEEDS $73,000,000 MR.1 MCDONALD ELECTED Of Sherbrooke County Conservative Association COUNTY ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.The annual meeting of the Sherbrooke County Liberal-Conservative Association was held in the Art Hall, this morning.Delegates from the various polling divisions of the County were in attendance.After the usual routine work had been completed, Mr.M.O\u2019Bready, President of tiie Association, asked for nominations for officers for the coming year.\tr The following were elected by ac clamation : President, John Mac donald; vice-president, F.Campbell; secretary, F.S.Rugg.The meeting then adjourned until two o\u2019clock, this afternoon when the annual meeting of tiie Townships Association was opened.EDICTION TO PEACE CONFERENCE King Received Delegates Who Will Consult With U.S.and Canada HOPED THAT CELEBRATION WOULD DRAW STILL CLOSER ENGLISH SPEAKING NATIONS.London, Aprii 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 King George this afternoon gave his benediction to the Anglo-American celebration of centenary of peace between British Empire and the United States.His Majesty icceived at Buckingham Palace Lord Wcardale and other delegates of British Committee who sail for America to-morrow on board the Coronia with the intention of consulting committees in Canada and United States.The king, who had expressed desire to see committeemen before they sailed, heartily wished them a sue cessful mission.He told them lie was keenly interested in the peace celebration which he hoped would be of such a character as to draw' still closer together the English speaking nations.Fi Will Open Branch Immediately Here ALSO RUMORED THAT MOLSON\u2019S BANK MAY LOCATE HERE.The Royal Bank of Canada will open a branch in Sherbrooke.This information was obtained by the Record, this morning, from what is considered an authentic source.The exact location of this office is not yet known, but it will he op the west side of Wellington Street.' It is expected that the.office will be opened by May first.It also rumored that another hanking institution will open n branch here Shortly, and with the rumor is associated the Molson\u2019s Bank.ESTIMATE SUBMITTED BEFORE COMMISSIONER CHARLES A.PROUTY.Boston, April 25.\u2014More than $73,-000,000 arc needed to put the Boston & Maine in first-class working order, and this without oven allowing one dollar for electrification according to the estimates submitted on behalf of the road yesterday at the hearing before Interstate Commerces Commissioner Charles A.Prmity.These estimates have not been put before the road\u2019s directors, howe er.Of this great total $1.0,000,000 is desired to build ;1 new North Station across the Charles River in Charlestown and to make extensive nu l ex pensive improvements in the terminal yards in that vicinity.TOE E THE IMPERATOR Two Men Are Dead And Three Are Dying as a Result ABOUT 2,000 WORKMEN WERE ON BOARD AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT.Hamburg, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Two men are dead and three are dying out of eight workmen who were injured in an explosion of benzine last evening on hoard the new Ham-burg-Americnn liner Imperator at Cuxhaven.The accident was caused by a workman filling his pi cket cigar lighter from benzine tank.About 2,000 workmen were on board completing the furnishing of cabins, etc., in readiness .for the trial trip in which Crown Prince is to take part.CHIEF\u2019S CONDITION CRITICAL.Chief Davidson s condition is reported to-day as being critical, and it is feared he will not live out the day.NEW YORK TRAIN WAS DERAILED NotOne of The Passengers or Train Crew Was Injured AVIATOR PRINCESS INJURED.Berlin, April 25.-Princess Eugenic Shakoffskoya, a certificated Russi?n air pilot, and Vsevolod Abramovitch, a Russian airman, fell while flying in n.biplane at the Johannisthal Hying grounds yesterday and were both injured, Abramovitch very severely 0nd the princess slightly.Their machine collapsed at a height of thirty feet and dashed to Hie ground.Abra-movitch in August last made \u201e flight from Berlin to St.Petersburg.SCENE OF WRECK PRESENTED APPEARANCE OF VERITABLE DISASTER.Montreal, April 25.\u2014When the Delaware and Hudson train, No.201, northbound, was derailed at 3 o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon, about a quarter of a mile south of Brosseau Junction, on the Grand Trunk line, the gods must have been watching over the fives of the passengers and train officials.For although the scene of the wreck presented tne appearance of a veritable disaster, no one was injured, and even the engineer, Millette, who remained in the cab while the engine was ploughing its way into the sandy track, escaped being hurt.The train was proceeding at a slow rate, about twenty miles per hour, when suddenly the engine plunged over on to its left side, ploughing deep into the sand and making havoc \u2022If the northbound track.The mail car, which was immediately behind, No.750, cannoned into the tender, which telescoped into the engine, and the car lurched over on its right side, covering both tracks.The second car, freight car No.455, was dragged over also, falling transversely, but being little damaged, while the third, a passenger car, No.193, was pulled after tiie preceding car, digging its way into the sand.The passengers were lucky enough to escape witli a shaking.The fourth car stopped on the ti-ack and is uninjur-eu.No definite cause was given for tiie accident, although it was surmised that it was due to a defect in one of the wheels of the engine, it was in no way due to the track, which was in good condition.MacDonald College Gives Eggs For Hatching TWO DEMONSTRATION POULTRY HOUSES WILL BE OPENED.The Macdonald College authorities are distributing free settings of eggs to the value of one hundred dollars to the children attending the Lennox ville and Cookshiro academics.All these eggs are barred from a cross breed and the idea is to get a pure variety of all these established throughout the country here.The ciiil dreo are asked to use all possible care so as to get as large a hatch as possible.The entire hatch will be exhibited at the fall fairs.Later on two demonstration poultry houses will he built, one at W.(!.Lomas\u2019 farm, Capelton, and the other at E.N.(\u2019haddock\u2019s, Cook-shire.HU NEWS SPEWS EMN AIL PS HE IHE EM TOWNSHIPS GOING SOME AT STANDS TEAD.Stansteud, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The thermometer registered Slid, in the shade to-day, which is very re-, markable for April.SUTTON MEN WITNESS DOUBLE TRAGEDY.Sutton, April 25\u2014(Speci'al)i\u2014Messrs.W.H.O\u2019Regan, jr., and H.W.Gall were witnesses of the double tragedy in Montreal on Tuesday, when a mad Italian shot another man and a woman on Notre Dame street.WILL OP II N SUTTON PIT.Sutton, April 25.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The C.P.R.have a i large force of men engaged in laying down the track in order to open up the old ballast pit hero that has been closed for many years.There are many places on the line in need of gravel for repairs and work trains will haul from here for that work.EAST DUNHAM FARM SOLD.East Dunham, April 25.\u2014(Special) \u2014The farm belonging to Mrs.Jessie Lcareway has been sold to Mr.Albert \u2022 ).Johnston for $1,090.TWO FINGERS CUT OFF.East Dunham, April 25.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.Wm.Perry had two fingers cut off when his hand came in contact with a saw at Wyott\u2019s Mill.PAID FANCY PRICE.Sutton, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.W.R.Saflord has recently returned from Utica, N.Y., where he purchased a Holstein calf only two weeks old, for which he paid $200.The dam of this calf has a record of 8P lbs.of milk per day, producing 32 lbs.of butter per week.ERECTING A WOODEN BRIDGE.Sutton, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.H.G.Bates, superintendent of bridges for Sutton, has a force of men at work on the new bridge at the Ascl-tine place, some four miles from Sutton.The bridge is of wood, 26 feet, in length, with two stone abutments 9 feet high.Mr.Bates has the initial work well under way.WILL CONSIDER ROAD QUESTION Scots town, April 26.\u2014(Special)\u2014 There will be a special meeting of the Town Council Friday evening ,to further consider the macadam roads and the machinery for the making of the same.BARN BURNED TO GROUND.Crossbury, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 During the thunderstorm on Wednesday lightning struck the barn he longing to Mr.John Dykes, and set it on fire.The building was burned to the ground, and all the .contents, including two pigs and several hens.The electric holt struct a tree near Mr.Nicholson\u2019s barn but no further damage was done.HOW MANY WILL REMEMBER ARBOR DAY.Massawippi, April 25.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Arbor Day will soon be here.How many are interested in continuing the good work begun in the past by setting out trees.A few more, say evergreens would add to tee looks of the large school vard, and if each proprietor would set out f, few on liis own premises, each year, it would make a great improvement in the years to come.MILITANTS SMASH MANCHESTER WINDOW.Manchester, England, April 25.\u2014 An immense wind nv of the 1'iee Trade Hall hero was blown out drr-ing the night by a, bomb, which ex ploded beneath the platform.The police entertain the theory that the bomb was Intended to provide a militant itulTrngo nullité for John Burns, president of Hie Hoard of Trade, who was to speak in the !> i eo Trade Hal! hint night.TIIE DAILY MAIL FINED.London, April 25.\u2014The Daily Mail was fined $590 for contempt of court because it criticized n murder ease.The Court field that in expressing an opinion regarding the guilt or inno-eense of any accused person, a news paper is guilty of ^contempt.EXPLOSION KILLS OFFICER Berlin, April 25.\u2014One officer was lulled and three other office,rs ami two soldiers were seriously Injured yesterday in an explosion of aininu-riiHon during inunoeuvreti of the Fifth Battalion of Pioneers.WEST SHEFFORI) WILL HAVE A BOARD OF TRADE.West Sbefford, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A meeting of the business men of this town was held here the other even ing.Mr.Wilkins, president of the Farnham Board of Trade, was pre sent and explained the benefits to he derived from such an organization.It was decided to appoint a committee to look over a constitution and to present the same at a meeting to lie held next week, RUNAWAYS ARE QUITE FREQUENT.Coaticook, April 25.\u2014(Special) \u2014 A rather exciting runaway took place on Thursday forenoon, when a pair of horses belonging to Mr.Fleming, of North Coaticook, attached to a large waggon filled with chairs and small tables, became frightened nenr the Guild IlsU on Cutting street, became unmanageable and ran furiously down the street.Coming to the corner of Main and Cutting they were not able to turn a sharp enough corner to keep the road* and ran directly on to the sidewalk in front of the store of Mr.M.J.McNamara, and continued on their way on the walk until they reached the corner of Main and Child streets, where they were stopped.Outside of terrifying the pedestrians who happened to lie in their path, and distributing the chairs and tables in heaps along the road, no damage was done.Though ns yet no one has been injured in tbe town by such accidents, runawav teams dashing down our streets at the busiest hours of the day are bc-coming all too frequent.SOU) PURE BRED LIVE STOCK.Cowansville, April 25.\u2014(Special) \u2022Mr.N.I;.Emerson of Sutton Junction, Que., was a recent guest at Pinehurst Jersey Stock Farm, where he purchased two fine Jersey heifers.Messrs.('has.Ruiter & Sons, proprietors- of this farm, have sold nearly one thousand dollars worth of stock within à year.In this herd is one 15 year old cow that has produced 50,000 lbs.of milk in the last seven years and averaged over 490 lbs.of flutter per year.In the first three months of this year she has given 3,609 lbs of milk and 180 lbs.butter.BARN DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING.Scotstown, April 25.\u2014(Special) -Mr.James Sherman, of Canter bury, came near suffering very seriously from the electric storm early Wedncs day.He was awakened suddenly at about 4 o\u2019clock in the morning by a terrific clap of thunder, He thought at first that it.was the house that was struck, but on going out he saw that it was the barn, which is sit uated a short distance from his resi dence.The lightning struck directly in the middle of the building, nenr the saddle board of the roof The shingles were peeled off for a space of about three feet square and the hoards were all cleared, and there was n smell of sulphur pervading the building.One of the rafters was all split.In splinters.The lightning seems to have followed one of the rafters and then come down tiie wall of the ham.The stable is built.In the form of a lean-to on the barn, so that, the rows\u2019 heads arc near the (Continued on\u2019Page 7) PATIENT CLAIMS THE CURED Was Treated by Dr.Friedmann\u2019s Serum For Tuberculosis WAS IN ADVANCED STAGE OF THE DISEASE WHEN HE WENT TO CALIFORNIA.Buffalo, N.Y., April 23.\u2014Fred W.Lang, jr., of North Tonawanda, who was taken in February to Pasadena, California, suffering fronx pulmonary tuberculosis in an advanced stage, has returned, apparently cured by the Friedmann treatment.When lie left he was so weak he could hardly walk, and Dr.C.T.Orance, who attended him, said there was little hope for him.About that time Dr.Friedmann arrived in New York, and Dr.Henry Pyle, of Pasadena, was designated by the state of California to go to New York and investigate.Dr.Pyle was a personal friend of Dr.George Hyde, of Pittsburgh, a classmate of Dr.Friedmann, and through him the California doctor obtained sufficient vaccine to treat three patients.He returned to California and selected Lang as one of the patients.Lang had just suffered two hemorrhages, and was very weak.In a few days he had gained two pounds.Another injection was given, and later a third.After remaining under observation of the California doctor Lang was allowed to return to his home, near this city.He arrived a week ago apparently a well man.Yesterday Dr.0.T.Crance, who was commissioned by the State of California to make weekly examinations of the patient, said that Lang had not a symptom of tuberculosis, and was apparently absolutely cured.When Lang went to California the State Health Department made a verified statement that he was in an advanced state of tuberculosis.The last injection was given over two weeks ago.Lang has gained twelve pounds in weight since that time, and says he feels as well as ever.\u2019When 1 was treated for the first time,\u201d said Lang last night, \u201cI was so bad that 1 did not care whether 1 lived or died.I had suffered two hemorrhages a few days before and was very weak.A few days after 1 received the first injection 1 gained two pounds, hut lost that weight, the, day after the second injection.Five days after 1 received the second injection I began to feel better and gained in strength.1 have continued to gain daily.\u201d HESS TAKEN OP IN Ti COMMONS several Measures Were Advanced at Yesterday\u2019s Sitting ANDJÜSÏRIA Action on Attitude of Montenegro Will be Considered To-Day BELIEVED KING NICHOLAS CAN BE BROUGHT TO DECISION OF EUROPE.London, Friday, April 25.\u2014 The Austro-Hungarian Government\u2019s dispatch calling upon the powers to take action against Montenegro wilt be considered at a meeting of the ambassadors io London to-day.London opinion regarding the outlook continues optimistic.It is pointed out that the Austro-Hungarian despatch was sent under the first impression created by the fall of Scutari, and before it was made clean that the powers had unanimously decided not to let the event affect their decision that Scutari must remain Albanian, The powers will doubtless formally warn King Nicholas to that effect within a day or two.It is believed that there are means of persuasion and pressure by which, without recourse to armed coercion, Montenegro can bS brought to submit to the decision of Europe.St.Petersburg despatches report fresh demonstrations there, hut the Russian Government is checking all disorderly manifestations.According to a Vienna despatch, Cettinje telegrams announce that King Nicholas delivered a speech to the crowd, which feted him in which he said : \u201cScutari is Montenegro\u2019s from to-day, \u201d concluding with the words, \u201cLong live Montenegrin Scutari.\u201d SOME SUASION FROM ROME.Rome, April 25.\u2014 Representations have been made to Montenegro, it became known yesterday, in which the attention of the Cettinje Government is called to the fact that the Balkan States have bowed to the decision of the powers, inspired by the supreme interests of Europe.Bulgaria, it was pointed out to the Montenegrin Government, had renounced lier decision to continue the movement of tier army towards Constantinople ; Servia has given up the seaport of Durazzo ; Greece had abstained from permanently occupying the town of Valona, and Montenegro must evacuate Scutari.Such a move on the part of Montenegro, it was considered here, would not imply any loss of dignity after her occupation of the city.If the European powers ceded in the matter of Scutari, it is affirmed, the other Balkan states also would have the right to realize their aspirations.T F THE AGRICULTURAL AID BILL AND HIGHWAYS BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.Ottawa, April 25.\u2014Yesterday the House got down to business in earnest and there was more progress made on the important Government measure than has been usually seen in a week so far this session.There were no closure rules invoked\u2014there was no necessity for them.There was just as much free speech and just as much opportunity given to criticize the action of the Government.Hon.Frank Oliver yesterday afternoon attacked the Government on the surrender of an Indian reserve at Vancouver.Hns charge was based entirely on a Vancouver newspaper clipping to the effect that the Indians were being mulcted by the British Columbia Government in the surrender of their reserve, which lies in the city limits.It was shown, in reply by Premier Borden and Hon, Robert Rogers that the surrender had not even been brought to the notice of the Dominion authorities and that it could not be coasummated until approved of by .the Dominion ad-thorities.They assured the ex-Minis-tcr that the red men would be given every possible protection and consideration.With Mr.Oliver\u2019s breeze disposed of, the House proceeded to business.Three important measures were dealt with.A bill providing for the establishment of a Harbor Commission at Vancouver, with a view to developing that port to handle the growing Pacific commerce, passed its first stage.The Agricultural Aid Bill was allowed to pass through the committee stage, and now stands for third reading.The Highways Bill also got a second reading.It is probable that, morning sessions will be commenced soon, which means that the end of the most historic session in the history of Canada is within sight.PRIVATE BILLS.Mr.Clark (Bruce) introduced his hill to amend the Dominion Election Act, the object of which lie explained was to rescind the clause which provided for a fine of $190 for illegal voting, which might be collected by any person who chose to sue, ami.to substitute therefor a clause under which such an offence may bo punishable with a jail term of two months and not more than six months.Tiie bill was given first reading- German Officers Must Not Take Part in Private Flights THIS IS DUE TO ILL FEELING IN FRANCE OVER LUNEVILLE AFFAIR.Berlin, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Owing to the ill feeling aroused in France recently by landing of the German air craft at Luneville and Arracolirt, officers of the German active army were notified today by the war officers that they are forbidden to participate in private flights or competitions involving anv possibility of crossing foreign 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Insurance.Office established 1875.ES.SOÜTHWOOD & CO., INS.AGTS.* S.& S.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.fT W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, 95 \u2022 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.Bell.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.\u201d 'T a.C.ETHIER, M.D.\u2014SPECIAL-\u2022 ty, Urinary Diseases.Consultation.Res., 45 King street, Sherbrooke, Que., and by appointment.DR.WILLIAMS, 26 MONTREAL ST., Sherbrooke.Office hours until 10 a.m.B 1 P.m., 7-8 p.m.and by appointment.DR.W.A.HARWELL (SPECIALIST to the Protestant Hospital).Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases, .'l?Ruf-ferin AVe., Sherbrooke.Consultation 10-12 a.mi 1-4 p.m.and by appointment.T A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST 'f \u2022 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Office, 4'J King Street.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital 8-9.In Richmond 1st Tuesday of month.In Thetford Mines on third Tuesday.DR.J.A.M.ELIE, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, 71 Peel St.Phone 1293, DR.RUSSELL THOMAS, 30 Melbourne St.-\t'Phone 740.DR.BROWNING.12 MELBOURNE Street.Phone 245.\"AUCTIONEER-ANd\u201daCOOUNTANTS.| | OHN J.GRIFFITH, AUCTIONEER, Real Estate Agent, Auditor and Accountant, Sherbrooke, Que.\u201d M ANUFÂCTU R ER S ! (SEO.LONG, SASH ANT) DOOR ** M ami fact ii rcr.Write for uuotations.TAÏLO R S.G1.ET YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED AT 1 \"New Method,\u201d 11HJ Wellington St.ADVOCATES.OA WREN CE, MORRIS & McIVER, -4 Advocates, etc., Sherbrooke, [TACOB NICOL, K.O., ADVOCATE.Crown Prosecutor, 95 Wellington St.( 1ATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO V.-\u2019 rate!, Quebec Bank, Sherbrocke.rr EONARD fc JUNEAU, ADVOCATES, ¦ I 4 18 King St.WJ M.C.TRACY.ADVOCATE, 187 1»V Wellington St.O\u2019BREADY & PANNETON.APVO-cates, 3 55 Wellington St.Geo.Harold Baker.Advocate, Sweetsburg Office open every 1\t\u2022 .Academy of Music, Mrs.H.\u2019 'ft.Fri.s-.-r, Regent presiding.CorrésuonfejgCéf was tenu from the National ( \"ùïpUr dt Toroido, in regal'd to ra proirtsbd amendr nt to the cohsîUut fn and also l.o the qt'iestiohAf Aehrling a delegate to the NaTIr-iurr Chapter to represent the Sherbrooke CTrapthrs.Mrs.i-.-aser read theh Agenda of-the meeting at Winnipeg, and from the isubjict.: to \u2018be cdnsiiiered and\"discusied gaol the felt sure it would be most inter-t-^l'ing and beneficial.Educational and local settlement work are, to be the topics brought-up, and addresses .are to tie given by Mrs.Lessen den, Founder of \u201cEmpire Day,\u201d and Mrs.Clarke 'hurray, Founder of tin Daughters of the Empire.The Regent referred to the meeting to he held on Friday to form a commit! -¦ in connection with the Girl Guides and hoped it would be well attended by those interest d.She was happy to.say that Miss Florence Purdy of tiie Lawrence School, bad kindly consented to undertake the reorganization of the Children\u2019s Chapter, one of the most important branches of the order, and was already at work.Miss Purdy\u2019s report would In- submitted later.Mrs.Fraser was elected a member of the National Council from the Municipal Chapter and Mrs.H.A.Odell from the Sir John Sherbrooke Chapter.The time and place of meetings in future wore arranged and n hearty veto of' thanks unanimously Phased t , Mr.Irwin Sawdon fur the' use of his beautiful and conveniently located rooms.The N itjonal Anthem was sung and the meeting cloned.SUPPER AT ST.PETER\u2019S The supper given to the mon of Kt.Peter's Church in the Parish Hall, on Wednesday evening, which inis become annual affair was an unqual* Died success, and was greatly enjoyed by all present.Over one hundred and twenty-five men sat down to table and were deftly served by the members of the Junior Chapter of Kt.Andrew's Brotherhood and others, twelve in all.The menu, which was of the' choicest and most appetizing, had been prepared by inern-beis of St.Peter\u2019s Guild, who attended to the serving.Mr.William Harwell presided with his usual genial manner, and short addresses were made by Mr.Farweli, Rev.Canon Shrove and Col.H.R.Fraser, all expressive of pleasure at the excellent gathering, and the fed ing of friendliness and brotherhood that prevailed.Canon Shrove spoke of ids satisfaction in welcoming nr» mahy of the members of the con gregation, and cordially thanked all woo had contributed in any way to the success of the affair.After sup per a.capital programme was given which included a couple of solos \u201cThe Yeomen of England,\u201d \"Glorious Uc von\u201d; Mr.Thomas Irving; \"Bassoon Kolos,\u201d \"The Drinking Hong,\u201d and Annie Laurie,\u201d Mr.Walker; \u2019 Holo, 'The Old Shako,\u201d and recitation Ginger /mi\u201d Mr.N.Egan, vocal solo' \"A Holdier\u2019s Kong,\u201d Mr.H.Francis-Comic song, \"The Doctor,\u201d and \u2019cello solo, \"Tranrnerei,\u201d Mr.H.James; solo, \"My Jenny,\u201d Mr.Ed win Oakes, and recitations \"Le Vieux Temps\u201d and selections from Drum mond, Pcv.P, H.Le Gallais of John ville.The evening closed with the mind \u201d0 Canada\u201d and \"God Have the King,\u201d sung in rousing chorus.Interest at 4 per cent, allowed on deposits, computed half-yearly.Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Co.Office, Art Building.Office hours, 9- to 5; on-Saturdays, 8 to 12.Telephone -539y W.A.HALE, President.R.N.ROBINS, Scc.-Treas.Allatt\u2019s Bread Recommends Itself.Made by up-to-date methods Bell 724 ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Brighten up your home Jry installing modern lighting fixtures.We have a full line of Art Glass Domes, Brush Brass Showers, and all the latest effects in chain fixtures, in Flemish, Old Brass, and Silver finish.ELECTRICAL REPAIA AMD SUPPLY CO.g W- J.WIGGETT\t71 .WcllinRton St, iî SMARD0N SHOES FOR WOMEN Docs Qualité Count when you select your footwear.If it does, then please remember : Nothing but the best is used in making fcMARDON SHOES.The choicest skins, the highest grade trimmings and expert workmanship.all contribute to making Smardon Shoes rhe Best Shoe mado in Canada, and, therefore, worthy of a trial.RI, J.CHOQUETTE 85 Wellington Street,\tOpposite His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.^ ^^^-vn.\u2022 ICE CREAM This wfëâthçr remin'ds one* how nice a - dish of delicious lee Cream tastes.We have that Ice Cream.1 lee Cream .Sodas .10c.Sundaes and Celled Ices, each .10c.When down town drop in and try a dish.Then if you like it have p quart brick sent \"T(V^.home, per quart .WOODARD\u2019S TWO STORES 177 Wellington St.Branch, o Strathcona Square.and all KODAK SUPPLIES ut FRASER\u2019S The Druggist aud Kooltsclicr A SNAP.\u2014Detached House Bridie Street.Seven-roomed house, hath, coal furnace, electric light, also stable and shed.Price, $2,800.\t$0,000 handles.City valuation, $2,500.Robert Seiveright Real Estate and Customs Broker.Phone Office 3*2.House P~\u2019D6.\t1 York Apartments THERE\u2019S a distinction about, our glasses from others.The difference is duo to quality and workmanslpp.It\u2019s true that the price is a trifle more than you will pay for the Ordinary kind ; however, the satistaotion you get will mora Ilian outweigh the extra expense.J.C.McCONNELL, Optician 135 Wellington St.,\t\u2022\tSherbrooke.2 MiTCHcLLS For Painters A little warm weather is the warning to painters that it is time to have the little and large jobs of painting taken in hand.For general painting there 'vv' r-* is nothing snpc- ' JJé/ tior to\t'\"fpl Williams PreparedPainls Firmly ground pig m e n t s of pure white lead and linseed oil in full proportions make this paint reliable.Wc have been selling it for ID years.Siierwin -Williams Prepared Paints are shown in 42 colors.% V: V i A 7\"TL n « \u2022at.jffK -if vlm\tvrw ,»\t¦ ur - w n ¦ w*.K H \\ v 'N- JL\tA ¦.JLKJ'JL i t____YT ______________r*__________ « ft\tn « nr wr O' \u2022 »-» * a .v n ft «m*\u2014 « JLilv, JL HLWAJl IA~\t1-V.BEFORE you buy that piece of Furniture, Carpet or Of apery, wo want you to see our selection.Fresh, now stock direct from the best factories, choice covering eight floors, and all at moderate prices.You can have delivery at once or your purchase can be laid aside until needed.Fumed Oak Dining Suite The suite consists of bo)id oak handHomo Buffet with bevel edge mirror ;\t8 ft.Round Rxtcnsion Table; One Arm and Five Small Chairs, genuine leather scat, the out in; suite\t$70.0(1 fur only .'.fled Lounges Handy for an extra bed.Thin ,iii, ir> covered in art leather, strong kbringi!.mounted on .good £*tors\u2019 .$8.98 Iron Bed Special Your choice to morrow of a H ft.or 1 ft.wide White Iron Bed with strong1 woven wire spring and 4 wool mat-trcH.s, all for .*\t*9 Summer Hammocks All new stock, new weaves, nesv designs, with deep valance.Y< u *an buy an extra strong oho for \u2022Shun t \t8;>.(VI?or for dtj *7/i everyday use at .*\t*' Please Rencmbcr that wCi are , srle agents for this difitrlvt for The Osfermoor Mattress, Vijtfi.r Porch Shades, Williams' fVjwirjg Machines, Baldwin Itcfrigvr;#ors and New Scale Williams l\u2019Wnos.5 Piece Parlor Suite Upholstered in rich Verona Velour, Sofa.Rocker, Arm Chair aud Two Reception Chairs.The Colors are beautiful red and green, and the price for com- .SR .50 Refrigerators We can sell you an cxcellchl Refrigerator for #0.98 up.If you arc particular and want the host, we heartily recommend tihe BALDWIN.All zinc lining; and the doors are rubber-lined, therein' saving both food and ice biHs.\tA Ibices from .?PI w.Uv/ Verandah Chairs Place your orders early for prompt delivery.Chairs, $1.00; Rockers, $ 1.lo ; colors\u2014red or green.Imported Linoleums Four yards wide, direct frofn Nairn\u2019s Mills, assorted pat terns, per square yard, at .Floor Oilcloths One to two and a half yards wide, in floral or block patterns, per square yard,\t*ll\"v/» at .\u2022YqIL/\u2019 fiOc We Protect You When you buy at Edwards\u2019 you are absolutely sure of both quality and price.There is u,, deception, nn risk and one price everybody.^ Gallons S?.50 ' Gallons 1.25 Quarts G5c I lb Tins 18c See our attractive window dfiptiy.For Good PAINT BRUSHES, Come Here.Edwards Furniture Co.,i.s.LENNOXVILLE HOUSE When in Lennoxvllln ¦Lb here.Hl.rnnt cars paHB the door.Half rnin-ifto\u2019s walk from II.* M., Q.T.R.and O.I\u2019.B.«tatloDa.Dell \u2019phone 3ffl A.M.TAYLOR.Ih'oj.Mount Edgecomb Ih the Wcfltmount of Sherbrooke.Select vonr lot to-day\u2014tomorrow may he too lute.W.A.HALE, Telephone 359.\tI\u2019rowpcct St.Telephone 714. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1913.PAPE\u2019S DIAPEPSIN REGULATES STOMACH Time it! 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FOR RENT!! Large, well lighted and 1 attractive.\t4 Call and see them.\\ TRENTON PARK \u2014 LOTS \u2014 Biy Ibts 'in this subdivision.They shald have a big advance in values witRn twb to three years.They are welllocatéd.Write for further par-ticulna.Imroved Realties Limited 179 $.James St.,\tMontreal rFÔÏ STOMACH CURlT For inv^èstion, dyspepsia, heartburn, belchiritf.tour stomach, etc'., Lake oije teg$poonf^- Bisurated Magnesia after «eating to *cutralize excess acid which is the oaVp 0f nearly every stomach disorder, fanmediate relief ; pleasant ; Inexpensive 7^11 druggists.1 FINANCIAL AND 1 1 MARKET NEWS I COUNTRY PRODUCE.EGG MARKET IS ACTIVE.Montreal, April 26.\u2014There were no new developments in the egg situation.Supplies are coming forward freely and owing to the continued cool weather for the season of the year the quality of the stock is turning out good, which packers are taking advantage of and putting them away for future requirements.There is also a good consumptive demand and the market is active with prices steady at 21c to 23c in a jobbing way.Receipts of eggs were 2,6'67 cases as compared with 1,637 for the corresponding date last year.MAPLE PRODUCE STEADY.Montreal, April 25.\u2014There is no change in the condition of the market for maple product, prices being steady under a steady demand for small lots, and sales of maple syrup in three-quart tins were made at 85c to 90c per tin, and at 7c to 8c per lb.in wood, while maple sugar is selling at He to 12c per lb.HONEY MARKET QUIETER.Montreal, April 26.\u2014The market for honey is quieter owing to the fact that buyers have arrjjle supplies on hand for the present, but as stocks on spot are not large a steady feeling prevails in the market and prices show no change.Clover, white honey .16\tto\t.17 Dark grades .It\tto\t.15^ White extracted .Hi\tto\t.12 Buckwheat honey .08\tto\t.09 ACTIVE POTATO TRADE.Montreal, April 25.\u2014A fairly active trade is passing in potatoes in a jobbing way, there being a demand for small lots, and the tone of the market remains steady.We quote : Green Mountains in car lots at 62|c to 66c, and Quebec grades at 50c to 56c, and in a jobbing way at 85c to 90c per bag.BEAN TRADE QUIET.Montreal, April 25.\u2014Business in beans is quiet and the market is without any new features to note, prices being steady, with car lots of three-pound pickers offering to arrive at $1.75 to $1.80 per bushel ex track.PROVISION MARKET GOOD DEMAND FOR HOGS.Montreal, April 25.\u2014A firm feeling prevailed in the market for live hogs and prices were unchanged with a good demand from packers, and sales of selected lots were made at $10.25 to $1(K35 per 100 lbs.weighed off cars.There was no change in the market for dressed hogs, for which the demand was fair at $14 to $14.50 per 100 lbs.for abattoir fresh-killed.A good trade continues to he done in hams and bacon, and the market is fairly active with no change in prices to note.DAIRY PRODUCE BUTTER PRICES TEND DOWNWARD.Montreal, April 25.\u2014Receipts of butter were 753 pacnages, as compared with 926 for the corresponding date last year.Owing to the continued steady increase in supplies coming STORE YOUR FURS WITH US «ABSOLUTE SECURITY\u201d Phone us, anti we will call : Alex Ames ë Sons, Ltd.379 Wellington Street Phone 324 QUALITY CLOTHES\u2019 SUITS FROM STOCK- or mad?te measur?\u2014 All equally well cut and tailored no matter hew cheap or how good\u2014Prices $18.00 to $35.00.Fashion-Gaft is Fashion-Gaft.Uniform quality work on all garments made, namely the best\u2014 Difference in price is caused by the differencs in materials used\u2014 We invite ^your criticism feeling sur?that ws can convinc?you of sur powsr to pl?ass\u2014 Shops of Boucher, Lacroix & Fisitie, bhkhbrooke, que.forward and the somewhat lijpited demand, an easy feeling preva is in the market, and prices are tending downward, with sales of lots of from 50 to 100 packages of finest fresh-made creamery at 28ic to 29c.There was some enquiry from outside sources for lots ranging from 50 to 100 packages, and a few sales were made, but the trade on the whole is quiet.CHEESE MARKET QUIET.Montreal, April 25.\u2014Receipts of cheese were 467 boxes, as against 700 for the same date a year ago.There was some demand from over the cable for fodder goods, and sales of a few small lots were made at 52s, which is 8s lower than what sales were made at this date a year ago.The local market was quiet with prices steady at 10Jc to He for fodders.E.T.LIVE STOCK Birchton, April 25.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Messrs.Chute and sons shipped a carload of horses to Montreal this week.Prices ranged from $76 to $186 each.He also shipped a carload of cattle.HORSES ARE HIGH.Sutton, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Exeans Roy reports the sale of a horse to a Cowansville party for $225.PINNACLE CREAMERY HAD A GOOD YEAR.Danville, April 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A meeting of the Pinnacle Butter Factory was held at that place when the following directors were elected for the ensuing year : Messrs Chester Wilkie, James S.Welsh and George Richard.Mr.James Holland was rer appointed Secretary Treasurer.The directors reported a very good run of business during the past year and are looking forward to a profitable and increased amount during the present one.TO-DAY\u2019S MARKET PRICES.Morning quotations Now Ycm Market and transactions Montreal Stock Exchange, reported by F.B.McCurdy & L',0\u2019.*.Art BuddiUK.Sherbrooke.Members of Montreal Stock Exchange.11.15 74| 101 9»ï 24-lï \u2022 67 i 29 127 158 î 1018 114 J 162 § 218 99 251 107 à 151 i 614 o28 62 331 1141 1147 Amal.Copper X.D.Atchisan, Com\t Balt.& Ohio\t\tOpe.11 P.c.75J \t101 C.P.R.\t Ches.& Ohio\t Erie \t\t\t241 \t G7i Gt.Northern \t\t Lehigh Valley \t N.Y.Central\t\t Penna\t\t Reading \t Rock Island .South Pac\t Sou.Ry\t St.Paul \t Union Pac\t\t\t163 à \t 99jS \t ass V.S.Steel \t Utah Copper \t U.S.Rubber \t Amer.Can\t\t\t 52«S Cctton\u2014 May \t July \t\t SALES TO 11.13 A.M.Cement\u2014375 at 30, 65 at 30j.Cement, Pfd.\u20145 at 92.Que.Ry.\u201450 at 16J.Brazil\u201425 at 97.Textile\u2014100 at H7j, 20 at 88.Dom.Iron\u201450 at SOR lo at 50*.Steel Can., Pfd.\u201425 at 86J.Can.Cotton\u201425 at 44.Scotia\u201410 at 80.Tucketts\u201425 at 58.C.P.R.\u201450 at 2411,\t50 at 2411, 25 at 241 j, 175 at 2412.Granby\u201463 at 631 B,A.Tor.Ry.\u201445 at 143, 1 at 144.Spanish River\u201420 at 631.Crown Reserve\u20141400 at 395.DAILY STOCK LETTER.New York Noon Letter.The market opened quiet and steady with an advance in C.P.R.on foreign buying.Before long the tone turned weaker and when Rumely broke and continued its decline traders rushed to sell stocks all around the room.The result was a very-weak and almost demoralized market for a while.The liquidation was not extensive and in the second hour the market rallied moderately and lias since held steady as a slight recovery from the low' level.One of the most disquieting is the continued decline in investment securities.Illinois Central again making a new low record and continued weakness in Chicago and Northwestern is much commented on.St.Louis and San Francisco stock also kept on the downward movement on reiterated reports that the road has to do some financing and is expected to meet difficulty in getting the necessary funds.The market is now holding steady, but fails to rally with any vigor and activity has consideraly increased since the decline set in.Sales to noon.190,000 shares.Wheat up a cent.Cotton, steady.- Montreal Noon Letter.There was strength in C.P.R., but otherwise no feature in the local trading.This forenoon stocks drifted idly within narrow limits with very few transactions.GUARD THEIR HEALTH! Children Who Grow Very Fut Need Carefnl Watching.Of.Mom's foéfs» Root Fills wooH tssko hot hom/tSf m»4t èaotf.Next to infancy, the yean between ten or twelve and eighteen are the most critical in life, especially for the boys and girls who grow too fast.Rapid growth and the physical changes that are taking place render them particularly liable to weakness and disorders of the digestive system, kidneys or lungs that very frequently, when allowed to run on, condemn them to a lifetime of suffering.It is most important that at this period of life those organs which carry off the body\u2019s'waste and impurities\u2014the bowels, the kidneys and the skin \u2014 should be kept active and vigorous.Nothing will do this more effectively than that good old-fashioned remedy.Dr.Morae\u2019a Indian Root Pilla.It acts directly on each of these organs, enabling them to do their work properly, and thus keeps the whole system pure and healthy.Dr.Morse\u2019i Indian Root Pills arc \u2022till made from precisely the same formula \u2022s when our grandparents used them, foi nothing better has ever been devised.Made by W.H.Comstock Co., Ltd., Brockville, Ont., and sold by ill dealers « 2 jc.t box.\t13 an Dism in uranies (Continued from page 3) death of his father, Mr.Charles Boi-vin.The deceased spent the winter in Granby with his son, but was at the time of his death with his daughter at New Bedford, Mass.He was seventy-seven years of age.Mr.p.E.Boivin left on Wednesday for New Bedford to attend the funeral.Miss Graves of Waterloo spent Tuesday in town.Mrs.P.Hunter of Venice, Que., was the week-end visitor oi her sister, Mrs.George Wallace.Miss Julia Wallace spend a few days in Farnbam the guest of her sister.Mrs.W.H.Miner and little daughter are spending a few days in Montreal.An entertainment will he given under the auspices ol the 0.W.A.of St.George\u2019s Church on Monday evening in the Town Hall by Mr.J.H.Cameron of Toronto, Elocutionist, Impersonator and Vocalist, assisted by Mr.C.P.Byers of Abbotsford, tenor soloist; Miss Florence Mitchell, Mezzo Soprano and Miss G.Mills, Sutton, Solo pianist.The programme is as follows : Piano solo\u2014Humoresque, Mise Mills; song, My idea of a girl, J.H.Cameron; dramatic recital with remarks, Mark Anthony\u2019s oration over the body of Caesar, Shakespeare.Mr.J.H.Cameron; solo, spring has come, Maud V.White, Miss Florence L.Mitchell; song, Our language as its spoken, Dary, Mr.J.H.Cameron; tenor solo, Mr.C.P.Byers; musical monologue, The Desert, Anon.Mr.J.H.Cameron; solo, Slave song, Teress\u2019a Del Riego.Miss Florence Mitchell; song, Bather too old for that now, Coburn.Mr.J.H.Cameron; tenor solo, Mr.C, P.Byers; descriptive piece with musical accompaniment, Down on the coast ol Ireland, Loche.Mr.J.H.Camer- \u2014:-4- BROME CENTRE.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Walter Farland, of Burlington,' with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.N.W.Miller ; Mr.U.T.Chilton, of Clarence ville, the week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.N.W.Miller at Mountain View; Mr.and Mrs.William Bullard, of East Farnham; Miss Kate Owen, of Brome, guests ol Mr.and Mrs.Jackson Marsh on Wednesday.Miss Olivia Ingalls, of West Brom-e, visiting Mrs.A.J.Marsh; Mr.A.J.Dyer in this place on Wednesday; Mr.George Perry to Montreal on Wednesday to have an operation for appendicitis, and was accompanied by Dr.Rogers, of Cowansville; Misses Kate Owen and Roxie Marsh to Farnham on Thursday; Mrs.Charles Gorham, of Bolton, visiting her parents and sister on Thursday; Eld.Sunbury and family visiting at Mr.Edward Devlin\u2019s on Thursday; Mr.Homer Glidden, who 1ms been in K wen ton, Vt., with his \"ather; Mr.Potvin, of Knowlton, visiting his sister, Mrs.Leon, Bondville, recently.Mr.Howard Frizzle's span of horses got frightened at the Owen\u2019s Corner skimming station on Thursday morning and ran away.One of the horses broke its leg and had to he killed.\u2014 -t- STANBURY.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.Smith from St.Armand Station; Mr.W.S.McElroy, of Dunham, and Master Geo.Bockus, of Laconia, at Mr.Smith\u2019s, the latter to remain during the summer; Mr.and Mrs, E.A.Russell guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Hitchcock at Stanbridge Station; Miss Anna McElroy home to Dunham after a week with Mrs.H.L.Black; Mrs.W.S.McElroy and baby with her parents; Mrs.E.A.Russell in Farnham a couple of days last week with her sister, Mrs.Ducolan.Mrs.E.Black is slowly convalescing from her recent illness.Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at 7.30 in the Methodist Church.Mr.M.J.Beattie was in Brigham on Saturday and got the boxes for the rural mail delivery.BOLTON GLEN.Arrivais and departures : Mr.and Mrs.A.Smith to live on Mr.Martin Mizener's farm; Mr.and.Mrs.Fessenden, Knowlton, at Mr.C.H.Brown\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.Lytle, of Knowlton; Mr.Bullis, West Bolton; Mc.H.Turner Foster; Mr.D.Allan, China, in Glen recently; Mr.A.Brown, Mr.A.C.Knowlton, Mr.D.Consens to attend council meeting, West Bolton; Mr.Chas.Page, who has rented Mr.Wm.Page\u2019s farm at East Hill, moved his furniture there on Tuesday.Mr.Ed.Paige has rented the Mooney farm from Mr.B.G.Paige.\u2014-\u2014- EAST FARNHAM.Mrs.R.Goddard, of Dunham, visiting her son, Mr.Earl Goddard, and Mrs.Goddard.Mr.Wilfrid Messier is making extensive repairs on his new house, which will make one of the nicest sites in the village.Mrs.Jas.Armstrong, sr., of Bondville, visiting her daughters, Mrs.McCullough and Mrs.Cameron; Mr.Geo.H.Hobbs to Shawbridge to work for a couple of weeks; Mrs.Persons to Farnham on Wednesday after visiting her daughter, Mrs.Griggs.- ¦¦ ?-\u2014\u2022 KINGSBURY.Mr.T.G.Terrance has gone to Brompton Lake with a gang of men to bring down their drive of logs.The ice has gone from the lake.Mr.Ootte has moved to the house formerly owned b'y Mrs.Crook, now the company property.The W.('.T.U.met at the home of Mrs.McMorrin this week.The Superintendent, Mr.Way of the C.P.R.made in nn inspection of the road here on Wednesday.-4- EAST DUNHAM.Recent arrivals : Mr.J.G.Wales; of Frelighsburg; Mrs.Noylon, of Montreal, and Miss Worden, of Galesburg, 111., guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Townsend on Tuesday; Mr.H.T.Spencer, of Frelighsburg, calling on friends here recently.BLISSFUL SHIPWRECK \u201cA kiss often lends to marriage.\" \u201cYes, many a courtship 1ms been wrecked on the coral reefs.\u2019\u2019 THE TRAGEDY ATDLVERTON (Continued from page 1) She is at present writing prostrated with grief, while the widow of the deceased has completely broken down and is heartbroken.There arc six fatherless children to care for, the youngest hut one month old.MANY VISITED SCENE.Many friends and neighbors from far and near visited the scene during the day and expressed themselves as almost unable to believe that such a tragedy had taken place in their midst.AN AUTOPSY HELD.An autopsy was performed Thursday night by Dr.Hayes, of Richmond, and Dr.Garon, of L\u2019Avenir, but they refuse to give any information on account of having to appear at the inquest to-morrow at 1 p.m., when their evidence will bo made public.NOTES Rev.G.H.Craik, Melbourne, was among those present Thursday.Mr.W.E.Mclvcrm advocate, has the case of the three young mtn in hand.\tM Mayor B.Heed was busy until all details wore settled.Mr.Jas.Bctbwcll as foreman of Jury is the right man in the right place.-+- TRAGEDY IN THE NORTH-WEST DETECTIVE OF R.N.W.M.P.KILLED AND ANOTHER INJURED.Edmonton, Alb., April 25.\u2014 News has just reached the city of a murder which occurred at Grassy Lake, about 15 miles north of Tofield.Detective Bailey, of the local force of the R.N.W.M.P., is dead as a result and constable Whitley, also of Edmonton, is severely injured, while two Swedes named Fronberg hold possession of the shack filled with firearms, which is surrounded with police.On Monday afternoon officer Pet-let, of Tofield, went out to arrest one of the men on a.warrant charging insanity.He was fired on by both men and was unsuccessful in making an arrest.Returning to Tofield, he wired for assistance to Edmonton and four men, including Bailey and Whitley, went out on the evening train.They drove to Grassy Lake and as they approached the shack, all within seemed quiet.Suddenly a shot rang out and Bailey fell dead.When Whitley was fifteen feet from the door a firearm was suddenly thrtist out and he, too, was snot, the bullet enti.iug the thigh.He limped away before another shot was fired, but was compelled to leave \u2022Bailey dead in front of the shack.Whitley was taken to Tofield and the other policemen are now on guard.Reinforcements have been summoned from Fort Saskatchewan and this city, and it is likely the [\u2019lace will )>e stormed.Bailey, the dead man, has ueen on the force for five years, having been stationed at Stettler and Lac Ste.Anne as well as Edmonton.It is said that the two men wno hold the shack found a silver med il on their quarter section about a year ago and have recently had the hallucination that d, silver mine Was theirs.They have been stacking the shack with guns and ammunition and several persons passing nearby recently havc been fired upon.-j-*- AUSTRALIA GIVES LAND TO DEFENDERS.Sydney, N.S.W., April 25.\u2014The defence department has under consideration a scheme for granting tracts of lands in northern territory to bushmen and others who fodght for the Empire in the South African War.-4- BASEBALL CHATTER At any rate the Detroit Tigers still have Sam Crawford, and that\u2019s considerable.\u201cWahoo\u201d is tearing the horsehido to pieces by his heavy clouting.The chances are that George Burns will land a regular berth in .the outfield of the Giants.George has been showing Manager McGraw the real article this spring.The poor conditions of Catchers Henry and Ainsrr.ith has caused Manager Griffith, of the Washington team to get busy looking for another backstop.The injury to Vic Saier, who wrenched his ankle recently, will no doubt prevent the Cubs from making a quick get-away in the National League pennant chase.First 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