Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 24, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday november the oldest insurance office in the world i9io v Home London. England build uni Toronto. B. In Allan Killam Mckay Winnipeg agents Bols old Geneva Gin Over 335 years Bols is the oldest Gin House in Holland. Established in 1375. Known All Over the world As Holland s Best yellow coloured by age Bols Gin has a deep yellow color which it develops on account of its great age. Sold in Stone jars and bottles. Medium Stone jars Case of 12 medium Stone jars 2 Large Stone jars Case of 12 Large Stone jars 3 class bottles Case of 15 Glass bottles j prices to the Trade. If you cannot find Bols Gin at your merchant Alviso Buchanan Gordon sole agents Winnipeg Tor Meri would rather face the certainty of defeat. Surely that is not Dainty of defeat than accept a. Pro business. Postal which though of course it in our opinion then the Tariff not guarantee Victory must undoubtedly give them a very considerate accession of that there Are thousands of moderate free traders who. Dread the policy of the present go a eminent and worm to Only too glad of an excuse for voting against them but who without that excuse cannot bring themselves to vote for Tariff tar Iff reformers reject that is a very considerable Chance of Victory for what is something very like the cer reformers have to choose whether they will accept our suggestion or stand upon a up Natilio and say we will not accept even a very reasonable Prospect of Victory when it comes to us from a tainted free Trade and so gallantly and uselessly to their political deaths for remember an other failure to carry Tariff Reform must mean political death in any Case. The country could not again be Salced to vote for a cause that Toad been three times rejected at the Cable news went to scaffold Crippin whose nerve supported him through Many trying or deals broke Down at last. The British elections issues of the Campaign London nov. Hawley Crip pen to Day paid the penalty for the murder of his wife. Belle Elmore with in a few minutes of the stroke of the morning hour fixed for the execution. The hanging was in the Penitentiary prison where the prisoner had been confined since his return to this coun try following his arrest in Canada the condemned Man. Who throughout the trial and even until Home Secre tary Churchill had refused the petition for reprieve had maintained an imperturbable calmness presented a pitiable appearance As he was literally led wardens were obliged to assist up the Steps to the drop upon which once reached the shrinking figure All but collapsed. The first report that Crippen Hail met his Fate calmly was contradicted by persons vrho were present in the prison during the Man s last hour. Fus leis night. The doomed Man passed a restless night and appeared Haggard and worn when awakened from his fitful slum Bers. He seemed to lose All fortitude As the end approached. A breakfast was brought to him but he left it untouched. Face was colourless As he was escorted Bare headed to the Gal lows. His death was instantaneous. From the time his reprieve was re fused physicians say that his condition had been one of agonized mental prostration. He would see Only miss Leneve love for whom the Crown asserted was the compelling motive in the murder of his wife. Solicitor new ton who had made a game Light for his client and father Carey to whose ministrations he paid respectful Atten Tion. Complete nervous collapse the final interview with miss la eve yesterday was most painful and already in the Shadow of death the convicted murderer made no Effort to Winnipeg our ladies tailoring department gives special attention to making cannot win with Tariff Reform Spectator says support of free Trade unionists is necessary to Vic coalition of forces the one Chato the Wel-1-known Lon i the work of trying 10 convert their of to Iii countrymen. There is no reason if Don weekly is Suong i they udut the Spectator s proposal which it regards As essential to but who Tlley 3jlouiti not. Work quilt us Troso Erith at Tho same time it j actively for Tariff Reform As they do a utterly opposed to the present gov now. All a ask that they should is Biu Biu Appeal to the at the next Gen Ern ment. In the general election of he . 3506 it supported the liberals on the free Trade Issue it it soon found itself out of sympathy with the gov Are Tariff reformers and we be Lieve that Tariff Reform is absolutely necessary to the welfare of be i country. On the present occasion Ern ment s policy of social Reform. In however be not Golonk to ask a the last election it vigorously opposed those who Voto for us to commit the government. In a vigorous Lead ing article the Spectator warns the unionists that they cat Mot win. With out the free Trade unionists and i outlines a plan by which their sup port be stained. This article is herewith reproduced in part it would be Idle to pretend that the Walthamstow election is anything but themselves to a Tariff which they have not seen. We believe so strongly that when we have framed our Tariff it will commend itself to the Good sense of the nation As moderate reasonable and beneficial that we arc perfectly prepared to give the voters the Opportunity of passing judgment upon it at another election. As soon then a great disappointment to All Union As our Tariff is ready and it tots. Its Hows what Softli Shields i be ready for a couple of ind the other by elections have j have got to put it together not Only shown and what is also indicated in with the help and advice of the Trad Lite results of the municipal elections i ers of this country but also in con namely that the unionist party is j sult Atlon with the governments of not making Progress and that if a. The self governing portions of the Empire and with the government of India arid Tho other i dependencies of to show our election were to take next january the party situation would by left unchanged and the gov the mean eminent would have approximately the Faith in it by asking for its endorse same measure of support As they have ment by the people. In these Row in the House of can Mons. The i stances we have no hesitation in a a hoists might gain a few seats and peal ing to ail voters who though to Csobor party Mir it lose a few. Free traders detest the present gov Tat teds would not sibs Tan to Alt internment to help us to pint that gov a the Etna tin ii Tilie govern i Ern ment out of Olliee. They May do be Able to remain n so with the Assurance that such help with does not commit them on the Tariff question that they Wii have a Poirer with members a put the matter in another Way. There seems every indication that Thrift re form reached its High water in the election of 1910. Mark a further Opportunity for judging of that. Meantime we Are convinced that when they see our Tariff Bill their objections will vanish. Its sch de _ a Les will prove the greatest agents of concentration of conservative forces. Conversion in the history of the anti the lesson to be drawn from these j free Trado movement facts is Clear. The Tariff reformers t want to win at the nest election Frea Trade objections. Can it possibly be said that a tar that is if they want to set rid of the present government and All their in Iff reformer who made such a state curious plans and must Niento As this and thereby secured con work for the concentration the in i a titration upon the need of the hour Ionest party or rather for the expulsion of the present gov to atom of All the conservative forces be sacrificing one Jot in the country using the term in its 01 Tittle of his Tariff Reform convict widest sense. Now there is Only one to she would not even be Post Way of doing making it Clear poning them for As we have said to the moderate free Trade electors that votes Given against the govern ment at the next election will not be used by those to whom they Are above and have said on previous occasions it must in any Case take at least Tivo years to Frame a and preferential Tariff upon which the Given in order to enact a Tariff before j traders Here and the governments of tie country Lias had an Opportunity i the overseas Empire can agree. We seeing and passing in opinion on can Juite understand free traders that Tariff. It will be said that in i objecting to our scheme because they asking this we Are asking a great will say that if once a Jnive gets into Deal too much. We shall be told that the habit of voting for a Tariff re Crippen in alleged confession says wife s nagging jealousy caused him to Poison her London nov. Evening times says that or. Crippen before to died confessed his guilt to a Friend who unable to hold the awful secret any longer has Given out the full facts. The evening times says thai Crippen first referred to his wife s bad temper and her Peculiar Powers of aggravation. She was always nagging him and was jealous to a degree hardly to be understood and always doubted his word. In every Way she gave full play to her suspicious nature making his life a veritable hell on Earth. To the outer world she appeared a Fine lady. Indoors she got up late and walked about the House in her her jacket thrown Over her shoulders. She always curlers to preserve the curls she was so proud of. Returning from his Day s work he found her awaiting him untidy jealous and exacting. Taunted him with lovers. He also found she drank a failing he had a great horror of. On her return from America she boasted that Rich men offered to provide for her and threw in her husband s Teeth the name of a certain Ameri can who professed to love her. For some weeks before Jan. 31 he had but one thought How to set rid of his wife. She suffered indigestion for which she was talking Tab lets containing Bismuth coated with sugar. Throughout january she a More troublesome even than usual and Crippen s patience became exhausted. He knew the properties of Hyoscine from experience in Luna tic asylums and determined to do away with his wife by giving her a controlling dose of this deadly Poison. He prepared the tablets and after dinner on Jan. 31 he gave her a Tablet impregnated with Hyoscine instead of the Ordinary one containing Bismuth. Administered fatal dose. On Tho even nor of feb. 1, returning Home he found his wife halt dressed with curlers in her hair and her pyjama jacket still around her -shoulder.--. No dinner was ready and everything untidy and in disorder. That night he gave her another Tablet lie had impregnated with the deadly Poison. This was the end. She foil into a stupor and within an hour was dead in her bed. That night he wrote the letters to the Secretary i the music Hall ladies Guild and on the following Day before leaving the House he locked the bedroom where the body Lay. On the evening of that Day he to make away with the Corpse. Some Days before he had purchased at a shop in Holborn a Peculiar of the kind used by doctors at Post Mort Ems. He dragged tin heavy Corpse Clad Only in combinations and a pyjama jacket to the in the within a few Yards of the cellar was the ocl fashioned stove which to used in an Attc-7r.pt at removing All traces of Tho crime of quickly dismembered and mutilated the body. Parts of it he burned in the Kitchen stove. The ashes he threw among the houses refuse in the dust Hole and afterwards they were carried away by the Ordinary Dustman. Gruesome work occupied Days. This gruesome task occupied him some Davs and Ere lit completed it the flesh yet remaining began to c Ecay. Fit of dreadful remorse. Then a dreadful fit of horror and remorse overcame him and he could not continue the horrible task cutting up what remained of the body and burying it in the cellar. The task of digging up the Loose in the cellar was not a difficult one. With the Aid of a Spade and an old Iron poker he soon pulled up enough bricks for the purpose and dug a Hole in the Earth. He then buried what was left of the Boay and replaced the bricks tote award covering everything Over with the Coal which was in the cellar he then settled himself to forget that Belle Elmore Ever existed. The evening times claims to possess unimpeachable authority that the statement is Crippen s own and that somewhere in the Vicinity of Hill lord Crescent rusted and broken in the Garden of the empty House lies the postmortem knife with which the mutilations were committed. Crippen threw the knife there himself. We not realize that Tariff Reform ers act from conviction quite As much As free traders and that it inon to Suslest that they should to to save up their convictions in to obtain office. Appeal that should be made. To who tirely Gestson one moment ask Tho Tariff re is up their convictions that would be useless. By Liat they Are quite and former even though he does not like his principles that habit Wib with him and that therefore nothing but the abandonment of Tariff Reform ought to satisfy free Trade unionists or free Trade non party men. Again. We shall be told and indeed now told Htit it would be making a most i tailored to your order and expressive of the highest degree Ujj of style elegance and faultless tailoring attainments Broadcloth and Box cloths very attractively priced a women giving thought to buying Winter outer apparel Pur lined or Chamois lined or opera cloaks will find in these reduced prices a splendid saving Opportunity. Stocks Are too i Large hence these substantial reductions. Box cloths imported materials Fine French and English weaves in a full assortment of colors blues greens Blacks Grey fawns Etc. Width 54 inches. Regular for per Yard. Broadcloth a imported weaves handsome cloths which have been Selling very freely for Long Oats Chamois lined Coats Etc. All the Good colors Are Here. Width 36 in. J regular for for per Yard. Splendid selections of fur linings collars and Chamois linings a our stocks Are Well assorted with these various requisites used for warm Winter wraps. A Squirrel linings ranging in Price from to rat linings from up. Persian Lamb collars and up. Mink collars and Chamois skins at 50c, 75c, and Friday s Sale in the grocery values ii fruit department Best Quality Ontario 5 ibs. For 25c 22 ibs. For Cape cod ib.10o Florida grape each .11c Florida grape each.8c finest California ib.15e Ontario. Per Quality. Per doz.18c Florida .25c Large italian Rai by. Grocery department i 3-lb. Tin Tetley s Sunflower Brown Tea 20-lb. Bag pure Cane granulated for 3-lb. Tin Tetley s Sunflower red Tea a very Choice Blond of High Grade Tea 20 ibs. Pure can j both for Leneve sails of r new York. , nov. I a Neve has booked passage on the steamship Majestic which sails fro in Southampton for York to Day. The Short corridor from the had been too s m great to be covered up by outward bravery and it bras a broken Man the vill be. A most insidious engine we much corrupting the virtue of free leaders for though really a great impediment to free fix change it will be possible he Clever manipulation to make it a a most innocuous proposal. The blood poisoning from Cut Finger serious condition relieved by Zam Buk in to provide will enable them to get Over the Wall. That is the argument. To a great Deal of this criticism we Are obliged give assent All we can is t17 that great As Are the risks we think Ita it necessary to run them in order to resent government. Doctors present government the alternative is defeat. A e or had let us for a moment look at the Bright s disease. I alternatives before the Tariff Reform s to i the next election without making have urged on nov Concession such As we have urged a h would be idiotic of accept in Goffin a liven it be icl10 she states that going to to Leport is Trup in lib return Wear their ans wer would rightly be for nothing 8refine to win in any icy fins. Staupt Hinr fio Irik us 11 if Uini or to Post Pone the cause we have at heart for a single Day nervous Vous called in brought on by and of other sufferers like my to try Dodd s kidney pills. I was so weak and Ner not hold a cup of Tea of its contents after but ave we Are certain that we Are not mis representing the facts when we say that no Tariff reformers with any knowledge or. A Sam into of a inti i its contents. Fear of a mile with out fati a most any of Tell kidney they Are not Gobi to to win at the general election if it and Many of it is quite suppress his emotions upon parting with the girl. During the remainder of the Day he was in a state of com plete nervous collapse retiring to his bed utterly despondent. The announcement of the execution from the prison was accompanied by the official statement that or. Crippen made no statement or confession before being hanged. So eager were the authorities to avoid publicity that the usual Batch of prisoners whose time had expired were released an hour before the Cus Tomary time thus Clearing the Halls and offices of All outsiders. The hoist ing of the grim Black Flag which was seen through a rift in the fog As it shot to its place announced to Tho crowd in the streets that or. Crippen was dead. I before dying Crippen joined the to i Man Catholic Church and received the or. Jas. Davey of 7s6 Ellice Avenue j last rites from father Carey of. The of the sacred heart. The authorities of Bentonville jail under the old English custom refused to Al the prison said the execution had been carried out without a hitch. Or. Wilson said Crippen died in stantly. The jury s verdict was to the effect that the sentence of death had been carried out satisfactorily. Tho Foreman asked the governor if Crippen had confessed. The Coroner remarked that is no question which concerns contemplated suicide. I of Idon. Nov. 23. According to the daily express. Or. Crippen on tues Uny night was restless in bed. The Warden who became suspicious made a search and found that he had broken his spectacles with the supposed in Tention of opening a vein and com mitting suicide. Price of meats too High in Germany middlemen blamed in some quarters for prevailing conditions United states meat barred. Berlin nov. 23. The socialist interpellation As to the High Price of Moats was discussed in the Reich Stag to Day. Johann Rupp conservative admitted that prices were too High in Many cities taut he blamed the middleman. And was opposed to the opening of the frontiers to foreign importation at the present time which he said was in opportune for such a Concession. Herr Delbruck vice Chancellor and minister of Interior said that Chan cellar von Bethmann hol veg upon the solicitation of the South German governments had sanctioned the importation from France of a fixed num Ber of cattle and Swine weekly. The importation of cattle from America which was prohibited originally owing to the prevalence of Texas fever could not be permitted on veterinary grounds. American fresh beef was also barred because of Texas fever but if the prohibition were abrogated importation to id still be impossible owing to the provision of the Moat inspection Law Winnipeg a few months since t was cured of a poisoned anger through the timely use of Zam Buk. Cut a deep Gash across the knuckle now anyone to question the condemned on the first Finger of the right hand. Man regarding the alleged confession in opening a lobster can one evening. As published in the evening times. I suffered at the time with the sore Ness and pain but had no idea it would become a serious wound. How Ever in about two Days i was greatly alarmed As my whole hand and Arm to the Elbow became inflamed and the Finger was much discoloured showing signs of blood poisoning. The pain was dreadful and t was forced to leave off my work and go Home. The wound on the knuckle had been poisoned through the dust and dirt about the furnaces and boilers. I then decided to Start the Zam Buk treatment and having first bathed the Cut. I applied the Healing Bairn. It soothed the pain almost instantly and by the next Day there was a great in Sjon of Crippen his pro vement. In a week s time to rough planned at has Side and at his is perseverance with Zam Buk. I com before them walked solicitor Newton miss Leneve the jail officials and officials of the Home office together with father Carey All issued emphatic denials that Crippen of a confessed. Despite these denials the evening to Day repeats that the Confes Sion was made and publishes an ostensible statement in the third person. Purporting to have been made by Crip pen to friends. Shortly before morning the governor of the jail appeared and notified Crip pen to prepare for the March to the Gallows. The governor then left Crip pen and went into the Yard where he stood beside the Gallows. The prices is Anna Side two father i Carey intoning prayers for the dying. Scores of similar cases could behind came John Ellis executioner. Plete cure was brought about. Scores of similar cases quoted and the Wisest precaution is a Crippen stepped from the warm to keep a Box of Zam Buk Handy and the prlsot1 Yard he shivered apply it immediately a Cut or Burn i As though bout to Nyal s cod liver compound an excellent tonic for children and aged persons for it contains All the Virtues and none of the disagreeable properties of cod liver Oil. For anaemic persons or those suffering from deficient vitality Nyal s cod liver compound is unhesitatingly recommended for it helps build up cells and tissues by in creasing the appetite and aiding digestion. Large bottle smaller bottle 50 cents. In our european Art collection besides reproductions from the the the uffizi and the doges Palace. Univ Beautiful reliefs As the ire particularly and will Appeal quiz readily to those of Artisti temperament. Day and night the Ages of love Amor and psyche the four seasons. Ing and Hunting Inu Manv prices f3om s5.00 upwards. Porte 4 Markie Ltd. Jewellers. 300 and 302 Portage Avenue Winnipeg requires fresh beef to to. Imported in whole or half carcases with the internal Organ Iii act. Rhor Lemur the press inn my Good time t i ii it r. Shore mar e rns ister of agreed that in last Nigist a atm big Oltmer is often. -1 1 most cities meat prices have reached an abnormal height but this was not due to an Inadequacy of the Home the maker of a bad today. Wiy not Over eating Means extra work for Supply. General strike declared. I stomach and Bowel. You be got to i suffer if Yon Don t help nature unload i with Cascaret. They work Perpignan. France nov. Gen o. K. In the a. Eral strike has declared at Huelva he fat ube 3n of to Spain in sympathy with the miners and other unions. The City is at a j razor standstill and the civil guard is not Trot Stroniro enough to Cope with the meat. All drugs uni. Biggot troops have been despatched la Mishio. From Seville by special train. Official advices say there is every indication Kott Lement of tin issues men and their employers. Ithoc Bort. A president s Sharp reply. San Juan Del sur. Nicaragua nov. 23.__foreign residents Loon have sent a request to president Lis Trada to protect peaceful citizens against at tacks by the Drunken soldiers. The mud Lavia mud cure i Csini i. And tvs in. Kali boy skin n nerve hex All your. I Raj Tor Book. To free r. Tram to pros. Kramer i m. Tacks by president has replied on have been better employed in would t using i your influence to Stop anti american i l Don t forget to Call at the Eaton lunch or Canadian rooms during the Tea hours. Tolstoy mourners dispersed. I High class ladies tailor f. Tichy 205 Horace Street Norwood. 13 we u or _ _ renin Ion that i or Bruise is sustained. That the govern Zam Buk will also be found a sure j to cure for cold sores chapped Hatus of Tho Frost blood k Sajt a fists. Stolns into Battle with the belief that your they will be. Worst pos sible Frame of mind which combat it always ants of any and and Busti Tut. Disease in any form. Comes to this then the . Lie varicose sores piles Scalp ringworm inflamed patches eruptions and chapped places. Cuts Burns bruises and skin injuries generally. All druggists and stores sell at 50c. Box or Post free from Zam Buk co. Toronto upon receipt of Price. The wardens seized his arms to fall but he explained thinness of his attire caused in the biting morning air. During the preparations at the scaffold the prisoner said not a word. The governor raised his hand and let it fall again. It the death signal. Inquest on body. Nov. The on the body of Crippen the governor buy with Nam will . Nyal s sold and guaranteed by and Lea def Drugg Itu death Ude by the cos sack s whips. Propose Tolstoy schools. Not with cholera was erroneously reported recently. Sri get St. Petersburg Russia. Nov. 23. J a lava tin the Sil Criar. Billa were introduced in the Duma to i Frontier to prevent Tho Entrance of Day by the october lists. Proposing the i into Pelmor Sataya. establishment of schools in memory of of serum live been sent to Vlad to i ols Tuy to be provided for by the a Tock. _ state. Consul general for China. Cholera situation improved _ London nov. Canadian Rome nov. For no re Days no aled King George Lias a cleats have been reported from proved of the appointment of wans c lera infected districts. Altho Zirli tour As Consul general for China at new cases developed yesterday and five Ottawa. _ 1lem1eux leaves South Africa. To Day. Plague in Manchuria i St. Petersburg nov. Whole or y London. Nov. 23. Canaj Iau r. Sat Ltd from Durlian. He will tour syut and returning to Canada ;