Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 11, 1904, Winnipeg, Manitoba Vol. 32. Winnipeg in 1904. Twenty pages. No. 111. Twenty pages to Day. As Large portion of to mor Row s saturday free press will be taken up with a special commercial and Industrial re View of fort William a number of the regular saturday Fea Tures including the Buster Brown Page Are published in the free press to Day. To Morrow s paper will consist of 32 pages. Looks now As if tip Powers will act Russia rejects Japan s offer looking to United states and France May unite in Stop the to initiate the proposal Russia however will not stand for it. Ii news of the Day. Eol legs has abolished Hazens. 3 i Colta train was wrecked at the Portoso foreigner fell off a Coal car at port we was Kallod. Pago 1. Poo railway company has appointed a a gent Lor Winnipeg. Pago 1. Rove Nee in Virginia kill two r hold up a whole town. Pago 1. A Toronto father Wilfo s confession. Ilia filed his Young child. Page 1. A Man employed on . Cor Struc ,11 Nail All Hla Angora torn Oft. Page t. Nina from Grace and St. Andrew s i.-.-1.-9 in vat Univee debated sunday cars i a. In salons were dealt with at of. The Synod in Yvon Lpes yes faso a. Hays of the . Has unturned a i Kik i Ricl ilium Speaks of construction and wire found Eul Ltd at the port i aria us a trial and let go on suspended v York was visited by a series of tone i yesterday. In which three lives i pm. T Luro 1. I in constables were dismissed from the Ilice Force As a result of the in . Pago 1. Is talk of Cir eat Britain the United s and Franco bringing Power to Bear Ami Japan to end the War. Page 1. Provincial Synod of Rupert s land de to Auer its Constitution to relieve Tho Over the election of a. Metropolitan. Or the weather. And a Little Milder. Nov. Viii in Viiar it Duy and saturday. A file. Friday warmer in West rail warmer variable South and fresh saturday. To him warnings. Are displayed on the at -i.0ii.-t fru Iii Xci 1 orc to fort Lemroe. R. The Salces. The temperature. Yukou at the weather Bureau at 1 waning. Winnilee time Boston. 4 cute ago 3h Cincinnati do Trout to Jacksonville Montreal -6 Clear Flint it Clear Cli i. Ilat Clear 44 new Orleans. York London Ivov. 10. 4.55 unofficially has made representations to Russia looking to peace this action has resulted in failure and such representations Are not Likely to be repeated by Japan. Although the settlement of a Pacific was made unofficially it actually had behind it All the weight of an offer by the japanese govern ment. It was made direct to Russia. No Power acted As an intermediary. The proposition was put Forward tentatively and unofficially so that the japanese government would be in a position to deny any report that it was suing for peace. The failure of. These direct negotiations however resulted in bringing intervention within measurable Dis Tance. Foreign Secretary lans Downe s plea for arbitration yesterday at the Guildhall banquet is taken Here to be a pointed suggestion to the United states and France that the time is approaching when the Powers must take some action. It can be definite try stated that lord made his speech with full knowledge that i Japan will not resent a proposition looking to peace from the three pow Era the United states France and great Britain. There is a definite impression Here that the initiative will come from president Roosevelt though the action would be joint. It is mooted that lord Lansdowne Only j spoke so openly yesterday evening be j cause he had Good reason to believe that Jar. Roosevelt if elected contemplated making an Effort to bring the belligerents to discuss the terms peace. Lord Lansdowne s remarks Are held by those in his Confidence to mean that whatever the United states May do in the matter great Britain co operate even in the event of France not participating. It is known however that ambassador Cambon. Who continues his work assiduously to bring about some arrangement Hopes for joint action by the three Powers. Respect each other. In an interview regarding the fore going Baron Hayashi the japanese minister said i should not be sur prised to see the three Powers named or two of them take the action suggested. Exactly upon what basis of a settlement peace could be secured it is at present impossible to see. But there is not the slightest doubt combined representations especially if led by president Roosevelt would have a. Far reaching result Between the two countries. It is comparatively easy to make peace in this Case As neither Side is thoroughly Defeated yet. The prospects for the Success of Friendly inter , vastly increased since the commencement of the War. The two nations now respect each other to a degree never recalled of before they met in Battle. That Mutual respect is the most hopeful Factor for peace. Japan does not want to go on fighting forever. Yet even with All the victories during this War her statesmen would Render themselves liable to be most seriously misunderstood especially in Russia if they openly suggested in the name of humanity some method whereby the War could be stopped. Must wait port Arthur s fall. It would be altogether different however at this stage of the War should a Friendly offer prompted by that sense of humanity which Japan cannot voice for fear of being mis understood emanate from states and great Britain but nothing can be done until the fall of port. Baron Hayashi intimated that he thought that the fall of the fortress would not be Long delayed and added in the meantime i have no doubt that the Power who Are now so wining to express their desire for peace will confidentially Exchange views in the Hope of arriving at some suggestion practical to both reception in St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg. Jacov. Official circles lord Lansdowne s veiled suggestion that the Russo japanese conflict might be settled by arbitration finds an unfavourable Echo. Police scandal continues four constables dismissed yesterday in. To follows j Montreal _ purging of Montreal s continues. Chief Legault has resigned and four constables were to Day dismissed in connection with the exposures made against the Whipf the keepers of disorderly houses Jitia also Likely that further prosecutions will be made. At fort Wittlif hungarian fell off a Coal car in front of. A moving engine and killed. Fort William ont., nov. Unfortunate death this evening was added to the Long list of fatal accidents which j have occurred Here during the past year. I Peter Aulgie a hungarian employed by the . On the Coal chutes was work ing below a distance of about fifteen feet and was run Over by an engine i no. Was running Aulgie s two legs Wero run Over at the Knees and he was unconscious when picked up he was removed to the in Kellar Hospital and died shortly 1-wards" Faving never rallied from the Shock. He was a married Man family living in Hungary. Of Appelle is sri Iii vindicated before the idea of peace can be entertained. The Mere fact that the suggestion comes from great Britain s foreign Secretary does not tend to its kindly reception Here. The continued on Page Uherc Clear 31 weekly weather report. Is the record at the chief station in Manitoba. St. John s for the week ending thurs r i h Slit of the barometer above the sea a St barometric pressure 30.66 inches Barm Otric pressure. 23.0 inches 5th. Eth. Tuii in erasure. U a 10th. Hourly average rate of wind for average rate of wind ror 2-i of wind. 15.0. 6th. Trace. Marine news. Lake shipping. A Marie mich., nov. 7 Cort Malta. Bun manna Marshall. 10 . Whitney. . Oram Raer. -1 6.w Stone. T.110 Cowle. A Eclon i cd . Thomas Tower. 1.w. 5r 3 Volunteer Joseph Thomson a Whaleback. . I . Mind bit Biu i . Helmen. A Enovs. Tutsi. St quire. 22.-10 i. N Foster Munch. 3.30 Midland. Queen u. S to. Mario. Ont., nov. . C. N.30 . Yesterday , Ruri Bou. 9.05 . Centurion 3.17 . It "0 am non mount. S.16 i if rom. F. B. Squire i Matt Queen. 3 . Own sound from for Duluth p Montreal Donnaconna. Steamship arrived at. To father it. A sew Vork. .1-1 avre. N Aples Bristol Hamburg Boston York York Boston new York facing workmen. and bricklayers in to Ronto will soon Lack employment. . Nov. Information from the Exchange incl railway sources that there is a. Large army of car at work upon buildings that will mob to completed and with no More i i bight. Some bricklayers f oni Havo Afono to St. Johns que Bec Nern a Large factory is being Ortli contain several million bricks. A Lars num Ber of bricklayers need from England Are rapidly ing the Brick Supply. Arrived sunday from England Ami All found employment. Making Hundred now at work in . But Many will to Idle in a few weeks. Interpretations of Tariff. Boats of Iron and steel and locomotives Are liable to duty. Ottawa. Nov. Board of customs has Stern rulings in a number of Tarin. Items. Boats Iron Aud steel Are a titled to be duty free As manufacturer for Uso in equipment of under Tariff item 542, although in Hoats Are a class or kind not built la Canada. Ten Are Tariff item All Loco Oilves Are liable to a. Duty of Fri sprays preserved in Oil in not marked sardines or liable to a duty of 30 per cent a Valorme under Tariff item u3 died during address. Southi Norton Conn. Nov. Liar los Whittlesey Pickett. Wife of col. Editor of the new Haven Lead t. Dropped dead while Reading a paper the Hannah Woodruff chapter of daughters of Tho american Kevol to Day. Heart disease was the cause of her death. President exposition. Washington nov. Roose v it has decided to pay a visit to. The it. Louis exposition will leave. Here la to be in november 26. Shot two men and held up the town Estevan. Despatch says Thorn son s majority is. Twelve. Of the election in Quap Pelle is still in doubt. The free press received word from est Eya last night saying that returning officer Lewis who is collecting the ballot boxes in. I that District states that Thomson lib eral is elected by. 12 majority. The official not be made however until november is. The mis understanding appears to have Arisen Over the results from one poll which was reported a pub ways one giving a majority for " the other a for or. R. S. Lake the conservative candidate for que append. Who the City attending the anglican Synod was seen by a free press reporter at inv Cariaggi last night. He stated he was not certain whether he was elected or not. I was informed toy a Friend yesterday he said that i had a majority of 24 and i think he Delta train wrecked engine left the track at smashed things. Portage la Prairie nov. . Train came to grief at the Diamond last night. It waa running in from the Delta Branch when the engine went off the track and into the switch. Quite a wreck in Snell. But there was no loss or life. The Vitae was cleared by this moral nor a wrecking Crew from the City betas called Soo line opens Winnipeg Agency or. A. L Preston of St. Paul new Soo Winnipeg St. Paul train. Siv Paul minn., nov. L. Arcs contracting freight agent of the Soo Dine in St. Been appointed general agent for the Soo line at Winnipeg and will leave to take up the duties of his new position Early next week. The Winnipeg appointment is a new one the Road not having teen Aiea presented there before. It follows on the opening of the new Soo Winnipeg St Paul Aine the first train of which Wim be run some time Between no vember 21 and 28. Or. Preston is Well known in local railway circles having been contract ing freight agent for the Soo line for nine years in this City. Before that he was for two years in the Gen eral offices of the company in Minne Apolis and for some time was also contracting freight agent in that City. Novas Cotins Nebba Nymen Strong additions to Liberal forces at Ottawa from provincial ranks. Halifax n.s., nov. Liberal Triumph in Nova Scotia is not without its to the reigning party ill this province. Thursday s elections have taken away from Premier Murray five of is strongest supporters and Flower of the local legislature mesas. Maclean of Linen Burgi Laurence of Colchester Macao Bald of Pictou Lnla y Sara of Richmond and Mackenzie of Cape Breton. Another loss and a Seri Ous one in the person of attorney general three Brothers revenge themselves upon the police by shot incr every body in sight escaped to the Woods there were still four Jollu j j _ i polls not toward from trait As and Are being pursued by a of enraged ulcers c0uid team my election has i and citizens. Charleston w.va., nov. Payette county is excited to night As never be fore Over a double murder which occurred following the murder of Constable w. A. Jackson by policeman Grill Elliott of Montgomery late last night. Last night in a quarrel Between Trio two officers Jackson was shot and killed. Harvey Jackson n brother of w. A. Nested the talk Between Daniels and Jackson. Throwing up his hands head Vance toward Jackson to remonstrate with him and to help Daniels. Jackson turned and shot Rolf dead. Then reload ing his revolver and pulling another from his pocket he brandished them in the air Ana de led anyone in the. Town to take them. The other jacks ii boys came into the town and met their Bro ther immediately after Che shooting. For half an hour the. Three men paraded the streets brandishing revolvers and defy ing the town the e people were in a panic and crawled into the cellars. The streets were deserted and not an official appeared. One nervy Man. Far As i in com he was seen Comins Down the Roadway fro i Montgomery by the Jackson in they started on a run for Tho Mountain base near us and escaped in the Woods. Ash had driven the murderers to the mountains courage and swarmed into the heavily armed. A posse of two Unai Ca were a quickly Proa name they to oils for the and More people Are joining in at every hour. Street railway lose Toronto Engineer and Council Given right to control time tables Etc. Toronto nov. For the City is the practical i result of Justice Angrl u s decision in the omnibus suit against the Street railway company delivered morning. It holds that Power to direct what new lines shall Laid Down what routes shall be followed and generally what time tables Are to tie observed rests with the City Engineer subject to approval toy the Council. regard to. The method by which the City s rights under the agreement us Llareli eight to fill Tho places of the gentlemen named but the equals of. Loeffley Laurence Macdonald and Maclean Are not to be picked up every Day the latter three a Valu Able to the House of com Mons both us regards debating Powers and general administrative and Legisla Tive ability. Hon. F. A two parliaments in Scotia is one of the strongest men Iova Scotia has Given to Public life the dressing he gave to Pourtey on nomination Day was one of the Fleat pieces of political play a Nova. Scotia audience has heard for Many a Day. Or. E m. Macdonald of Pictou was pitted As a boy Freeh irom College against such a Gladiator its sir Hibbert Tupper. And. He kept at the Flucht until he has redeemed Storr Ewall which has been conservative for thirty one Murray will feel the loss of these Young men but he is an exceedingly shrewd political manager and is practically without opposition. There is a suspicion that instead of holding Bye elections to near the close of the term. He will follow the example of Parent and hold a general election be fore the end of the year. A reconstruction of the government i lowing the retirement of or Longley first be made. Hon. W. A Herat once Premier la specific performance of. Eer a recommendations but on hand is not restricted to granting franchises to other and competing companies. Is a remedy for the present company s wrongful neglect this leaves it open to the City to pursue the course it has Al ready adopted for damages. Orillia Power resumed. April last. To the ladies in Queen s Park. Toronto. Nov. Howland Resi Dence id Queen s Park has been Pur Clias id or authorities of the University of Toronto and will be converted into a women s another Hull inquiry t inv Board of Trade nto the North sea incident will Hull. Nov. 15. The proceedings will be Public. It c1b. Comp a Ycong railway employee had fingers torn out donations asked for. Red Deer lumber company s Camp at bed Deer Lake last saturday i Neishman named the ropes Only one sufferer i thing. Readers could donation to his list the thankfully received by. Hint the deadlock still remains provincial Synod of Rupert s land declines to Amend its of Bishops and the lower House both of a metropolitan and of a Bishop for the diocese of Rupert s land in state quo. The provincial anglican Synod assembled for business in St. John s school House at 2.30 ., the Bishops and delegates meeting together Tor the opening. Bishop Pinkham of the Dio Cese of Calgary As the senior Bishop present presided said the opening prayers and addressed the Synod As follows fathers Anil meet to Day under quite exceptional circumstances. The great scholar the great Chris Tian minister the great statesman. Hie who presided Over j every meeting of tills Synod but one whose opening address has greeted every meeting since our organization Lias been taken from us by death. I our provincial Synod Rcw out of the Synod of the original diocese of Rupert s land he who in 1s65 was called to be its second Bishop had a jurisdiction Conterminous Vith the Hudson s a y Terri tory. In 1s6s the Bishop of Rupert s Lund might Well have been called to be come metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province Canada to which position that Wise master bulldog. Bishop Ful Ford before his death As Well As Many others in Montreal really designated him if goal had not Wautel him Here for just such a Noble work As he could Best do. God sent him Here and iwo his glorious life s work was to be done. After his arrival in Tho country and settlement at St. Johns he Soor Bornn to travel about his vast diocese in Light Waggon dog Carole York boat and Canoe. And quite Early in his episcopate he held a conference of ills clergy which was meant to Lead up to Tho inauguration. Of Tiro diocesan Synod the first meeting of which took place in 1sw. Quite Early too to saw that if foundations of the Church Wero to thoroughly Laid in this new land a Ducal lion must be n chief part of Hla work. For this his career first at Aberdeen and afterwards at Cambridge lit cd him in an eminent degree. When. La Tho autumn of 1scs, i Jolene him to was teaching in Tho school and at St. Johns which although founded by ills predecessor to had had to re Volvo and1 for which from its Babyhood till death he by Volcue and pen a Well a wit i his purse did so much. To also had charge like ally of parochial clergy working under him of one of the parishes la Trio hirer settlement St. Paul s. Jle was a Niem of the Council of Assn Boia and Wise and weighty counsels Wero Hearit. In that legislative body till it Clasoil to exist. He was prominent and Active Flnr-1 ing the years when Grasshoppers and sorely tried the people of the Reil River settlement us Well As Dur Nib Tho anxious months of the first or red River rebellion. Upon Tho Transfer of Tho Hud son s Bay territory to Canada and formation of the province of Manitoba the Bishop s influence was Soaib it Nanct obtained in Many directions and when in 1st1, upon the passing of the first provincial school act Tho first provincial Board of education was formed. Bishow , who from his arrival in that country til that time had done nil was possible for primary education by fostering parochial Day schools through out his diocese was a member to became chairman n position he held.1 till his death. A missionary Centre. It was not Long after Tho arrival Iri continued on Page six a ttys Buck . Project Well received Rush the work. Montreal nov. Or. Charles m. Hays president of me grand truffle Pacific railway company returned Home to Day from England. He Hail been away several weeks during which time he had transacted considerable business on the Progress of the new transcontinental railway project and As a result of which he was Able to say when interviewed at his office that As soon As weather permits next Spring the work of actual construction will begin Westward from Lake Superior and will be pushed Forward simultaneously from various Points Between there and the Pacific coast. He did not care to make a Prophesy As to How soon the Road would be open for in Alnesa but he gave Assur Ance that a service to the wheat Fields would begin just a soon As men and Money could Complete the task. Or. Hays said further that during his stay in England he had observed that Canada and Canadian affairs were being brought More than Ever before the attention of the people. Great interest had been manifested in the grand trunk Pacific railway and for that reason the general elections Here had aroused More than a passing consideration. The return of the Laurier government to Power had he Felt sure been received generally with satisfaction because it. Assured the building of the ., and those who had Given thought to the under taking were Coulte enthusiastic in its favor. The credit of Canada in the Money Market of great Britain was of the Best and the government Securi ties were in the first rank As a Means of investment. The Outlook was. Therefore that to litre would be no difficulty in raising All the Money needed to build the new railway. Referring to the North sea incident or. Hays said that it had aroused an immense amount of inter est and at least up to the time he left England it was the chief topic of conversation. _ _ arrested for slapping general. Paris Kov the police to Day a Mitny fires in tenements three dead and Many injured As result of tenement fires. Face Dur the debate of prosecution for n. Andre. New York. Nov. Lost their la Vest wanly were injured nearly half a Jim cared were by smoke and an equal Nui Toor temporarily homeless As thu re Hilt of a. Series of fires in various of greater City to Day. In pcs Ray every Case the lires were in tenement houses occupied by a Large number of and at least two of them Thon Fht to have been Star Ltd Carly All the Iron Ken Rcd in the lower parts of the buildings and us though in no Case did Trio Money ios Srb exceed a few thousand dollars Iho dense Clouds of smoke which swept i through Halls and elevator a Haft drove the panic stricken tenants to roofs and lire escapes. Many Wero overcome be fore reaching the outer air but with the exception of three All were found by firemen and carried out in safety. A false alarm was the cause of nov eral toeing added to the Day s lint of injured. Workmen on the roof of twin american Cigar company s factory East 52nd Street alarmed by of Ronoke which from an Over turned tar Kettle in the Street rushed into the factory Oliero scores of fir lib were and with a cry of started a panic in which twelve of them were injured. One was to badly. Hurt that she was to a Hospital. The most serious Fern of the Day was that in the upper East apartment House in which the three lost. Several persons were injured Many thrilling rescues were made. Forty five families were driven from a big tenement House of Borton. Rond in the Bronx and Twenty Persona who had been overcome by smoke rescued 1jy firemen. Ten families forced to flee from a Brooklyn apart ment House by an incendiary Floc which started in. The basement. Two were overcome by smoke and found unconscious and rescued by fire men. An explosion in the basement of a tenement House in Winia Mcburr created a panic among the the burst of flames and Smoko which followed sent them to roofs escapes in search of safety. Many overcome by smoke but All rescued. Heavy Mill Toronto nov. E. O Brien re my at Mill the insurance Mil loss will be much larger. Twenty years ago to Day the free press of Thiol Date my. Items from holy Trinity literary society hold. I a debate the. Olved that the City Council i Nally the negative. James Teher or eroded at apply Carloni. 0 Conklin has Citi Iena. Ticket. X Hamilton. Assistant land men in opposition to the ticket nominees. Charles b. Published m. Boek dealing with the bar to waa a member of Tho expel to. One out by tie government to inquire the feasibility of the route. City has. Run out of Day mayor Logan Aid. S. Mac donate am g m. Wilson waited on Aper of the Bank of Montreal and for a loan of . An answer will be Given to Day. Anniversary Nocial of hour the Ltd Church will take place Etc Star. Among those of off in the Dro gramme win be mrs. Hunter sir. S. P. Matheson. Min of Fork. Miss mlle read. Minnie Hall ml., Forton or. Wll Hans o. H. Kellond and or. Maclagan. S principal of the Normal in gradually recovering from a critical illness. A e. Cameron and g. B Spencer Jii Ivo decided to contest Ward two for Alder i a i. Sefton. Barrister Nan Oceen ated for mayor of Brandon. It is that James a. Smart merchant win be his opponent. The Ottawa. Gazette of of. Winn Lueit ;