Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 3, 1913, Winnipeg, Manitoba Weat Jer forecast. Fair and Cool. Sun rises . Lets . Monn . . Winnipeg wednesday september Twenty pages. No. 51. Twenty one now dead and several of the fifty injured May die obsolete Block system Mike dash to Freedom two Winnipeg boys escape from Portage reformatory. Pursuit is unsuccessful Eddy and Gaii Ghan were implicated in theft of automobiles in City. Train cleaved through pull Man cars bodies were thrown fifty feet killed wreck ised from the j to list revised Iron to Matt in from the Oad company is As follows Portage la Prairie Man., sept. Two boys Well known to the Winnipeg police Archie Eddy an Philip Gaughan their escape from the Reforma tory this morning where they were serving sentences. Eddy for being implicated in the theft of automobiles i that City some time ago and Gatig Han for theft. The boys were at work in the Kitchen and at about left the building and started lots toward the Portage Hospital. They were missed at once and the alarm Given Ana guards started in Pursuit but at the Corner of main Street and Dufferin Avenue lost them and. It is thought they Are in hiding. Every possible Way for them to get out of the City is being watched and Axtt Mobile owners have been warned As both can oper ate machines. It is not that they will attempt to go towards Winni Peg. Eddy is is years of age and Gaughan 17, and both were sent to the institution in . Vav. Hotchkiss Harriet Biddle. Torre Adale Pav. Martin Bryn mawr a. H. F. Martin Bryn mawr a. O n. Philadelphia. S c Roger Fox. Elkins Park a. Prank a butter Scranton a. Iii Emily Kennedy Davis. Phila m. Yahn lyceum Avenue philae phia. Died at Phito Hotchkiss new Haven. George t. Korea new York. President Wesbrook of British Columbia University reaches Home after lengthy tour. Vancouver b.c., sept. 2. After Quebec officials want opposed to use of jails As boarding houses or havens for fugitives judge s decision today judge Hutchinson considering Hareas Corpus proceeding first on record heroism recognized . President sends watches to Nova Scotia mariners. Rescued Captain and men Brave men risked own save unfortunates of disabled Schooner. Ary Jane. I Esi tence unknown. Died at Harry Kimar new York. Dead elderly Man aged about 60, 140 pounds Grey Van Dyke Beard other Wise smoothly shaven clothed Only m a Union suit. Elderly woman weighing about pounds evidently of German birth travelling1 Miles since last Janu Ary on a tour embracing All the leading universities of Canada and the United states to study general University plans and building materials or. F. F. Of the British has arrived in president Columbia University Vancouver and is accompanied by t. Mado no the Coroner the Man Naci been government has it from 6 to 8 hours when found by till j Effort at repression. A _ a late hour last night no arrests were made. No danger in tin Over Brandon. Free press special continued. On to help fight for bilingual schools. Ottawa sept. Movement originated in Quebec to assist the French canadians in Ontario in their Fig lit for the propagation of bilingual schools has so far netted a Cheque for that amount received today by chairman Boudreault of. The Ontario educational association from Oliver As Selitri head of the St Jean Baptiste society of Montreal. Brandon Man., sept. Death occurred this morning of James Graham of 316 tenth Street a Well known old resident Here and having a Large number of acquaintances among the Farmers of the surrounding districts. He was 56 years of aae. Or Graham was a Canadian and came West from Arkwright ont., in 188 he was first employed on the j w Sifton farm afterwards entering Trade As a horse dealer in this City. He was also with the William John son Mccormick Agency for 12 years and with the Sylvester company for 14 years. For the last two years he was employed with the Canadian Stover company and by William Burke. Some months ago his health began to fail and the end came at the Hospital this morning. The surviving members of the ily Are the widow a daughter mrs. Clapp of Guernsey sask., and miss Pearl residing at Home and two sons George and William. George Graham resides in Winnipeg and William Graham is Well known in connection with the City band. The funeral will take place on thursday at 2 o from the residence. Rev. W. B. Mat thews will officiate. Killed on the track. Kenora ont., sept. In Gall who has been working recently As a Blacksmith in a Section gang near deception was accidentally killed yesterday. He was killed on the track. Seeing an approaching freight he step Ped aside to escape it being struck almost instantly by a boat special from the East. Fixing arc Light in Edmonton when he received electric Shock. Edmonton alta., sept. Engaged on what is known As trouble usually Are Satis if a to Levy on Tho contents of Trio car. Or. Find. Admira arc placing to the Nymn Nice of or. Err Ory that there will be no the rip and the probabilities Aro in that birr be none although Here rested in tin of to i w 1 City confidential and naval officer sex duty tonight w. J. . La lineman was electrocuted. Jling an arc Light when his Wolting mate r. W. Baker heard a moan and saw Bergena in apparent disires.--. Inc unfortunate Man then fell a info Stu his foot catching on a lower wire i1js _ _ to where he Hung suspended until crashed to the ground head Foremost a moment later his Skull being crushed he recently came to m from the United states and had Nad h years experience As a lineman Ilc is 4v years old and has a wire and children on a Homestead West Redvers assessment rate. Redvers sask., riot. Rate of the Village assessment for the current Vear today set at s Mills on die Dollar. The same last year. Weather report. Nipa while another irim it is in prevails Hon. Clifford Sifton thrown. , out. . 2. Jlon. Clif Ford self Lon and Hill Ford grave. An exhibition of Hakh jump in and Hunt Lizur at the Broek Ville. Fair today. Or. Parton thrown from uric of his horses but in plague bad in Ecuador. Alvirt Ninor Liis Tive Pori of today. Attended by i ions in Ontario nose 37 part Arthur. Acc 37-63 sound Bof 91 Toronto. 6o-s5 Ken Kwh an Altim a 3-1-34 Montreal. 58-80 j so. John 54-64 Halifax 5a-i big yield at Industrial school. Por Irful la i rail i 1, mrui., 2. Sup. Of the train ing s bowl t Lis i riling that inc a Clil of wheat in Lim furry is acre. I-1 the by. We Fol being of Mavius variety. Barley on Furm co bushels to t in Aero ;