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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09
OLD TIME TELEGRAPHERS.
Twenty-sixth Annual Convention Meets
In Washington,

Washington. Oct 9.--The twenty.sixth
annual convention Of Old Time Telegraph
eis and Historical association and the So
ciety Of the United States Military Teleg-
raphers met here today. A large number
Of delegates have arrived, among them
Charles A. Tinker who was manager Of
the western Union Telegraph company
during the Civil war
The delegates are from all parts Of the
United States and Canada
While the program calls for considerable
practical work, the entertainment OF the
visitors by local telegraphers will be a
feature Of the meeting.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATS.
Members Divided Over Financial and
Army Questions.

Heslngfors, Finland, Oct, "a test
vote at the congress OF constitutional
Democrats, now In session here, has
not been taken, but the radicals claim
they have q working majority, pointing
out the attitude OF the speakers, ~
whom 60 per cent advocate radical
views. II is not determined, how
ever how far the party VIII be left TO
attend to the financial boycott of the
government. The extremists advocate
a bold appeal TO the peasantry to re-
fuse to enter the army during tho re-
cruiting season, which opens this
month. The central committee today
was more strongly disposed to a COM
promlFe in order 10 avoid a disruption
OF the party. but apparently they can
not hope to retain the moderates. Sixty
speakers are yet 10 be heard.
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TROOPS At NEWPORT NEWS

Newport News. Va, oct 9-1he Eler-
enth Infantry and Eleventh cavalry here
late last night and the Seventeenth and
Eighteenth batteries OF field artillery ar
rived this morning. completing the quota
OF troops To arrive here for the first cuba
expedition These are the only troops now
here I'm camp except two companies from
Fort Monroe. nov doing provost duty. Tnc
transports Anflla and Zealandia have
arrived. and will take coal before loading,
The Admiral Sampson will sail today with
one battalion or the Twenty-eighth In
fantry aud one company Of the hospital
corps The Admiral Schley Is loading the
Seventeenth and Eighteenth batteries and
company |, signal corps. and Is expected
TO sail tomorrow BY the end of the
week. It Is expected all the troops will
have embarked Gen. Whit and stan
will remain here for some time and camp
will be maintained by the two companies
from Fort Monroe. In anticipation Of n
second expedition being sent.
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COINAGE FOR MEXICO.

San Francisco Oct photographic ad-
vices were received yesterday at the Unit
ed States mint In San Francisco ordering
preparations TO be made AT once for TIL
coinage Of 2500,0oo Mexican half dollars
which the Mexican government has ar
ranged with the United States to have put
out within the next six months. The force
OF men employed a the mint will he in
creased TO almost double Is regular num-
Der az rapidly as possible, and it Is ex-
pected that the coinage OF the Mexican
money will begin as soon as the bullion
arrives, which will probably be, in two or
three weeks
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ISTHMIAN MISSION.
Personnel VIII Not he Affected BY
Plan 10 Complete Canal by Contract

Washington, Oct. 9.-Chalrmau
Shonts OF the isthman canal commits
sion. announced today that the pro-
posed plan of having the canal con-
structed BY contract viii not affect the
Of the canal commission. nor
the clerical force. He also stated that
the labore.s and employees OF ali sorts
OF the canal viii be retained ~ the
successful contractor. Mr. SCOTS is
o statement setting fortn the
conditions and reasons for deciding
upon the contract ~ stem.
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EMPERoR's CENsURE.

Prague. Bohemia, oct. 9.-Prince
Philip Won Kohenlohe. elder brother Of
Prince Alexander, who caused the pub
llcation of the late Chancellor Won
Hohenlohe's 'Recollections," replying
to the emperor's reproof. telegraphed TO
the younger son, has informed his ma
jesty by wire that he was absolutely
right In his structures, that he agreed
with him IN the statement that Alex
ander ought not to have published his
fathers "Recollections. and that
Prince Alexander acted without having
consulted with him.
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MUTINY AT SVEA80RG.
Committee Reports II Was Largely
Owing to Officers Negligence.

ST. Petersburg, oct 9-The committee
appointed by Emperor Nicholas to inves-
tigate the causes Of the Sveaborg and
Cronstadt mutinies says the blame was
largely attributable TO the negligence ana
lneftlciency OF the officers. II Is consld-
cred probable that several OF the latter
will be tried by court-martial as a re-
suit of the investigation. The continued
naval mutines are regarded by the ccm
mission as being unavoidable under the
present conditions Even the wearers n
the St Georges cross. which IS conferred
like tbs British Victoria cross, for acts o.
extreme bravery and devotion to duty arc
affected One OF these was condemned b.
death recently at St, Petersburg for dis.
obedience Of orders and striking an Of.
fcer
Col SemanovASi. after long invest-
gaticn, OF the grQnadcrs which mutinied
has been relieved ~ duty and will he
tried by court-martial on the charge Of
laxlty in maintaining discipline IN tn,
regiment.
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THE MONGOLIA ARRIVES,

san Francisco, oct. e.--Witht her for-
ward hold filed with water. the big
Pacific mail liner Mongolia, which went
ON the reef at Midway island, sept. Is
arrived in the harbor this morning
after being obliged 10 remain outside
q day ard a night because OF the heavy
she had two gaping holes through her
double bottom and once the ship was
under way. the hole began TO MI rapid
~. The day following her departure
from Honolulu. Asst. Engineer Bunkers
was ordered to rig n pump In the hold
Thay were Obliged to work in water
which was AZ times over their heads
and with ropes around their waists. Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09
THE SULTAN'S ILLNESS.
Real Secret Of II Said To be lie Was
Shot by u Woman.

Paris, Oct. IA dispatch to the Petit
Partisan from Constantinople declares
that the real secret OF the recent Illness
OF the sultan Of Turkey was that he
was shot In the abdomen by Kurdish
woman who was jealous OF his latest
favorite IN the harem, a beautiful Cir-
cassian girl. According to the story.
the bullet was extracted by n German
physician the sultan going under the
operation without taking chloroform
and displaying great nerve.
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TO REVIVE ROWING.
New Resort Likely 10 he Established
BY salt Lake Club.

Members of the salt Lake Rowing
club which never was disbanded are
much gratitied on learning that re-
sort is reported as likely TO be estab-
lished al Black Rock. where special
advantages for rowing will be offered
to rowing men, The club contains no,
few Former members of college
crews, IN fact there are enough former
college athletes in Salt Lake to make
up three or four eight Dared crews 10
say nothing Of fours, doubles and sim
giles; and II opportunities We're offered.
they would be improved salt Lake
is the fastest water in the world, eN-
cept the Dead Sea, when II is quiet.
as on account OF the density of the
water boats sit higher with ten
dency 10 rush up over the surface,
while a narrower bladed oar can be
used with flrmer grasp on the heavy
water. The main objections, however,
nre that shells can not be used in rough
weather, and the salt has TO be washed
of the boat bottoms whenever used
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REBELS STILL IN ARMS.
One Band in Santiago Province in
Inaccessible Region.

Havana, oct. 9.--lt is reported from
Santiago that all the insurgents ia
that province have been disbanded
win the exception Of one band which
is IN an Inaccessible region near Bay
anlo. GOV. Taft has ordered the cruiser
Des Moines to embark the commits
sloners at Santiago city and 10 land
them at Manzanllo. whence they will
be able to reach the insurgents camp.
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little affected by the months which he
has spent behind prison bars awaiting
the Opening Of his trial.
A neighbor who was present when
Mrs. Brouwer died, and an undertaken
who exhumed her body were the first
witnesses.
Or. Henry Cattrell OF Philadelphia.
one Of the two doctors VINO held the
autopsy, testified that Il had shown no
natural cause for death. He said that
death might have resulted from arseni-
cal poisoning.
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woMEN's GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

West Newton. Mass. oct. 9.--All
western players are eliminated from
the womens national golf champion
ship tournament in the first round Of
match play on the links OF the Brae-
burn country club today. The is match
es resulted IN nine victories for the
players Of tho Boston district. four for
the New York district, and three for the
Philadelphia district. Miss Pauline
Mckay, Miss Georgiana Bishop, ana
Miss Julia Nix were among the wIn-
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WANTED FOR GRAND LARCENY.
Henry Alfred Douglass schultz Arrest.
cd In st. Louis.

81. Louis, Oct. a.-Henry Alfred
Dougless Schultz, who says he is
cousin Of Lord Sholto Douglass. Of
England, was arrested here yesterday
upon instructions from the New York
police department, which says he is
wanted in New York on the charge of
grand larceny. Schultz expressed n
willingness to return to New York
without reqisition, declaring that he
Is innocent OF any wrong doing
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DRUGGISTS, CONVENTION.

Washington, Oct. with over 800
delegates in attendance, the thirty-sec-
ond annual convention Of the National
Wholesale Druggists association was
begun today and will continue through
out the week
Lucien Il. Hale OF Cleveland, Ohio,
called the meeting to order. Follow
ing an address of welcome IN behalf
of the District OF Columbia, the con
vention entered upon the work in
hand
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TWENTY-FIVE PEOPLE DROWNED

El Psso. Tex. Oct. 9,-The Herald
this afternoon prints a dispatch from
Jallsco that as II result OF high water
I'm Santiago river In that state, 20
lives have been lost. Fifteen men,
II is reported, were drowned near san
Pedro Analco mines by the capslzinS
of a boat. DR.. Rodrigues Guadalslarh,
a nbvrcIan. was drowned. Floods have
heen very destructive throughout Jalis-
ga and Tepic and elsewhere.
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FIRST EARTHQUAKE CASE.
Decision Against Transatlantic Fire
ms. Co., of Hamburg.

san Francisco, oct 9--The hfst decision
IN an Insurance case 10 be handed down
given by Judge Carroll Cook yesterday I'M
the case 0f Asst.-City-Atty. A. 4 New
burgh against the Transatlantic Fire m
surdnce company of Hamburg The de-
clsion, which Is In favor Of plaintiff. car.
rles a Judgment Of $3.50.
In the decision the Judge says
The value of property destroyed Is adj
mitted TO be more than the amount sued
for Even II the earthquake caused the
fire the defendant would still be liable UNI
der the policy--but there Is no evidence
that would Justify a finding that the lire
was caused by the earthquake
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AWFUL AUTO T00TERS.
Cause 81. Vitus Dance and Brighten
People Into Mysteries.

The new automobile cars received Ia
this city are provided with siren foot.
ers, and which can be made to emit a
combination Of grunts. groans, shrielSs
and yowls that is nothing short Of dia-
bolical. Mothers hearing the noise.
grab up their children and frantlcally
rush FOR places OF safety, school chill,
dren climb the nearest trees or tele-
phone poles, others tumble into areas
or dash into the nearest doorwRys 10
escape supposed impending disaster
People rush to the windows 10 see
what Is coming, policemen grasp their
clubs IN anticipation OF trouble, Horses
object to tho innovation. and go
straight up into the air" 30 all round,
the sirens are creating considerable
excitement.
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COLLINS APPEAL DISMISSED.

Washington, Oct. 9--On motion Of
Asst. Dist, Atty. Cook OF San Fran
cisco, the supreme court of the United
States today dismissed the appeal OF
George ID. Collins of San Franc sco
the attorney who was prosecuted on
charges OF perjury and biganly. In the
case as presented here. Collins sought
10 secure release on writ of habeas
corpus. The dismissal OF the case was
due to his failure to complete the rec
ord
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09

hlblt of the show as "A whole Includes
an me Belgian stations that won al
the Brussels show of this year. and
every FIRST prize Percheron stallion
from the annual show in France. judy
ing was resumed today In the four big
beef classes In the cattle department
ana also OF Percheron and Clydesdale
horses
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NEW DIRIGABLE AIRsHIP.

Friedrichs Haven. Wurtemburg, oct.
Count Zeppelins' new dirigible ar-
ship assembled from here today aud
sailed towards tho Swiss frontier.
After executing various maneuvors the
balloon escaped from view. A num-
her of German officers and experts
We're present at the experiments,
Which were measurnbly snccessful.
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|. A. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Loss by Fire Last Night Estimated at
SG5, 900.

Los Angeles. Cal, oct. 9-The loss
from the fire in the chamber of COM
merce building last night Is estimated
at $4,000, all but $4,000 Of which Is TO
the property Of tenants IN the building
The exhibits of the chamber of com
merce on the second floor We're not ma
terially damaged. The cause of the fire
has not been learned but 1t is believed
to have been caused by the careless use
of a match or from a cigar stub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09
ADVERTISING CLUBS.

St Louis oct. 9--The annual con-
ventlon of the National Federation OF
Advertising clubs began here today
with delegates present from all over
the country. The largest delegation
is from Chicago, headed by Hugh W.
Montgomery, acting president of the
federation The convention will con-
tnue for three days.
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PE0NAGE CASE.
II VIII he Rc-hcard by L. g. Court OF
Appeals az ST. Louis.

Cape Girardeau Mo. Oct 9-The
peonage case recently tried here which
resulted In Charles NJ. Smith and his
son ami five others being incl and
sentenced to the Leavenworth paniten-
tlary, VIII be re-heard In 81. Louis.
Counsel for the defense yesterday made
application for an appeal OH writ of e.
ror 10 the United States court OF ap-
peals at st. Louis, was granted and
the seven defendants were admitted to
hnil
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MRS. JEFF DAVIS ILL.

Colorado Springs colo. oct. o. Mrs.
A. j. Hayes loft Colorado Springs last
night for New York city, called by
the announcement of the serious Illness
or her mother, Mrs Jefferson Davis,
widow of the president OF the con-
federate states.
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FIGHTING YELLOW FEVER.

Washington, Oct. Brig. Gen. FL
liott, commanding the marine corps,
has begun vigorous campaign to pro-
tect his men in cuba from yellow fever.
Ten barrels Of oil of citronella have
been ordered sent to cuba Immediately,
aud every marine on guard duty will
be supplied win bottle OF this oil to
he used in protecting himself from
mosquito bites.
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; "ooWER MURDER TRIAL

tsnce uhi iSer, N. j.. Oct. s.-The .,,,
TO lntrodncan me Prosecution pronose.
Dr, Franz ~ N tho effort TO preve AZ,
that he n,.h h1ouWer murdered M. wiss
woman ,sn be free TO marry sno,has
nfosecutor M outlined by tho nuh,,.
Resumed ,oh when the murder trial puoa ,c
today To ~ =. hrouwer appeared 4, oo,,.,
:" lace his accusers he a NJ cour,
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KIDN APpED BOY RETURNED.

New York, oct. 9.--Willie Labarabara.
the i-year-old- Italian boy. who had
been missing from his home for more
than two weeks and who was believed
to have been kidnapped. was restored TO
his parents today. The little fellow was
found wandering about the streets at
the Brooklyn end of the Brooklyn
bridge last Saturday night and taken TO
the rooms of the Children's society
lie was identified today.
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CHILD PROBABLY KIDNAPPED.

Buffalo. n. Y, Oct Susie Becker
years old, the daughter Of Fred
Becker a saloonkeeper, is believed TO be
in the hands of kidnappers. Yesterday
afternoon while Susie and her brother
were on Main street. about a blockI
from their home, the girl was APP
preached by woman who asked her TO
60 for walk. The child readily ac-
companied the woman, expecting rho
usual reward OF candy. At supper time
when the parents discovered that Susie
wac missing the police were notified.
The only description the lad could give
~ the strange woman was that she was
dresseY In gray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09
PREFERS POVERTY TO DIsHONOR

Grenoble. France, Oct. 9. -Mopslgnor
Henri, at Notre Dame today declared
that every priest who assisted in the
formation OF cultural associations. I'M
der the law would be mterdicted and
that every Catholic joining such asso-
Citations would be excluded from the
church. The prelate added
Let us live poor, rather than pur-
chase liberty at the price OF dshonor."
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BARGEs CUT ADRIFT.

Hancock, Mich. Oct. e--rhe berses
Wayne and Foster were cut adrlft dur
ing last nights gale. and today they
are on the shore OF Lake Superior, IA
miles above the portage lake ship ca
mai Nothing IL known yet OF tho fate
~ the IL men who were on the boats
The life savlns crew has gone 10 the
wrecks
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GAI.E ON GREAT LAKES.

Detroit. Oct. 9.-Reports from sault
Ste Marie today state that tho Lake
superior country Is being swept by a
northwest gale and snowstorm and that
the situation Is dangerous owing to the
snow on the lake,
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40 BAIL FOR HuMMEIA

Albany, n. ", Oct, e.-The court NJ
appeals today decided that Atty. Abra-
nam n. Hummel, under conviction for
conspiracy in the Morse-Dodge case,
was not entitled to be out on hail pend
ing the determination by tha court OF
an application for an act OF reason
able doubt"
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ROYAL LIVESTOCK SHOW.

Kansas City. Oct, "A display at the
American Royal Livestock show OF Ave
horses from the stables of King Ed
war VII OF England. and -four animals
from Lord Rothschild's string. was the
popular feature today, The horse ex-
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ADDRICKs REPUBLICANS.

Wilmington, Del. Oct. s.--The Repub-
lican state convention, called by ].
Edward Addicks, met here today. On
~ 20 delegates appeared. The object
Of the convention. Addicks said. Is 10
preserve the Union Republican or
ganization.
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PLEAD GUILTY TO BURGLARY.

Arthur w. Carr. alias Hays, plead
guilty this morning 10 burgarizing the
Atlas saloon and breaking the slot ma
chine. In default Of $500 bail he was
turned over TO the sheriff for safe
kneninR.
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nEARSr Is ILL

Hears, York Oct. s.-william r.
,oS Is " at his home with n severe
No sh,a WI Hearst expects, however ~
lnaSno'e 70 address a meeting ~ ~
en,,5esnaence League in Westchostar
''D"'y tomorrow evenins ''N ''Vs'er
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A DEADLY JOKE.


q soI. W. va, Oct, a-As a result
mayor y q, . on hls wife. Charles smith
near hora " u,Ile town called BROOKLYN
Mrs. sml,ss believed to he dying. ana
Wounded y also probably fatally
trsss As smith had Ebert neddley
Che sa,. woman and cali MIN ont ~
JEALOUSY Mrs. Smith. an,,ered nv
ston'asb snot her husband through ny ny
SET ana lung and then shot bnr.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Washington Oct. 9.-rhe feature Of
The encampment and reunion OF the
United Spanish War Veterans today
VIII be the parade which takes place In
the afternoon. Various committees SUBJ
mitted reports.
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WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

o. srn,ssVlllei Kan, Oct 9.-The town
ed ssIIrrunIIneriield near here, was report-
h s,m n'Osl wiped out by fire. Tie Are
ma ~ raging. Five business houses
burned out. VI '"e Summerheld sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09

one time the steamer listed heavily TO
The port side an dthe officers were nn-
easy Tor her safety Fortunately she
encountered good weather during the
voyage, which began Sept. 30.
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KANSAS VS.. COLORADO.
Case Postponed Because Of Constitu-
tionai Question Involved.

Washington. oct. 9.-Beoause Of the con
stitutlona question involved the supreme
court Of the United states today postpon-
I'd the hearing Of the irrigation rase ~
Kansas versus colorado relating 10 the
disposition Il the waters of the Arkansas
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QUIET AT BUCKINGHAM.

Ottawa, Ont, oct. 9.-Bucklngham Is
I'm possession NJ tho militia today, and
all is quiet after the conflict OF yester-
day. No further disturbance IL expect
Cd
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RIST0Rl, THE GREAT
ITALIAN ACTRESS. DEAD.

Rome Oct. 9.-The Marchesa del Grill
10. better known as Adelaide r 5 ori, the
celebrated Italian actress died today Of
pneumonia,
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FOUR MEN KILLED.

Tamaqua. Pa, Oct. 9.--Four men were
killed today by an explosion at the Du-
pont powder company's plant,
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Rendered by Judge Howell In Union
Pacific X. II. Case.
lsneclaI TO the nNeMs"l

Ogden Oct Am important do
clsion was rendered this morning by
Judge Howell IN tina case of a. |. Stone
administrator NJ the estate OF Roy
Chamberlain. deceased, against the
Union Pacific Railway company, suit
to recover $4,000 damages for the
death OF Chamberlain. Judge Howell
decided that a person travelling upon "A
pass. as Chamberlain was, cannot re-
cover damages from railroad COM
pany for injury or death unless gross
negligence can be proven against the
railroad company or It's employees,
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ARCuBIsnop ROM nEAn.

Montreal, Oct. 9,--Arshblshop Bond,
prlmate Of all Canada of the Anglican
church. died here today, aged 81 years.
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