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YEAR 77-NO. 185 KINGSTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1910, ; mie NOT T0 PROBE Operation Is Not Con- sidered Necessary T0 SAVE HIS LIFE NO INFECTION 'MANIFESTED IN MAYOR GAYNORW'S WOUND. ~ ---- Medical Men After Consultation De- cide Not to Remove the Pieces of the Split Bullet--Likely to be Swift Justice in New Jersey. Hoboken, NJ. Aug. 11.-Unless in- lection manifests iteell there will be no operation to remove the split bul lot from Mayor Uaynor's throat. This was sgreed on by the doctors in at- tendance to-day, following & second inspection of the X-ray plates taken yesterday afternoon. It was stated that it was most re " markable that the pieces of lead could have landed where they did without severing important blood vessels. In order to get them out it would he necessary to cut in among veins and arteries, with the probability of a loss of blood that would weaken the pati- ent. To avoid this it was agreed that there wonlld be no probing, unless the mayor's temperature rises, or there are outward indications that infection is present in the wound, To Get Jersey Justice. New York, Aug. 11.""Jersey justice" will avenge the . shooting of Mayor William J. Gaynor, The proverbial rapidity with which criminals are pumched in New Jersey will be observed. in the case of James J. Gallagher. There will be no con- flict of authority. New York has no Jurisdiction, the attorneys agreed to- day, and the prosecution will be in the hands of the authorities of Hudson county, New Jersey. "IT expect that the grand jury will indict Caliagher oft a charge of as sault with intent to kill," declared Prosecuting Attorney Garven. "The penalty for this crime in our state is a maximum of twenty years. Under our commutation roles this means practically » sentence of twelve years," To nba Cindi a 1 it suioid g have been taken and ho is denied the use of and fork, being fod with a Central office is investigating the pling of : man hated Ryriman, wha nupestor that an in- toxicated p hiv sister the night of the shooting that "Gavior is i 10 get his soon." Mayor Gaynor as active in police on. The - or said that Perlman visited him in company with the de tective today and told him this = 3 y on Monday night my sister mot o policeman, who was intoxicated and said to him, 'You have been drinking too much. Don't you know that you will get into trouble if your superiors find this out : policeman then replied to her: 'Oh, 1 don't care anything about that. Gaynor is going to get his soon, whether it is on the steamer that he sails on or when he comes _ back in. "My sister look \ = ans ei aad ia or 1 got home." The inspector said be had taken the number of the policeman furnished by Perlman. note of this police story DAILY MEMORANDUM. Bani TThe. Seber. Girl Cor art hy ROH.A ¥ hr Say ROCHA band, Macdanald and Chan of mime at e Ons tario Park ton lak n TWICE A WINNER, Leighton's Freak Motor Boat Sensa- tion at the Islands, Fromtenae, N.Y, Anz. 9--The freak- ish Skit, owned by H. J. leighton, Syracuse, designed by Congressman Maloy's son, and the. season's motor boat sensation, becume the brigh'. star in this aftergoon's races here, the first ol a series ex over two days The Skit captured each event in handy style, With fully one-half of herlength standing oue of the water; the: boat glided over the smooth seas in a way that cup races last week the wate been less rough, ' i Today's races were the most note worthy of the sugwner, attracting a large crowd of fashionably mowned women, The numerous private yachts hovering about the course were gay- ly decorated with nautical flats, ; The actial running time of the Skit or twenty-one miles 5 4 625 a Was 44 minutes, Is Resting Well. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 1l.~Arthar A. McArdle, brother of the Western Union chief operator; John McArdle, shot: last night in the operating room of the Detroit office, by Peter Delaney, while the latter was temporarily in- sane, says his brother is resting | quietly at St. Mary's hospital. He passed a very comfortaqle night dnd [the doctors say, if no complications set in, he will recover, The bullet en- tered MeArdle's Tiek close to the right shoulder and passed entirely through his body. Delaney, a native of Windsor, is held at police headquar- tere, Fourth to he Appointed. Toronto, Aug. 11.--Mr. Downey is the fourth member of the . legislature to be appointed to a position of om- olument under the government. Chas, Lamarche stepped out of East Nipiss- ing to make -way for Hon, : Frank Cochrane, and, was appointed loeal registrar. Edwaed Little, of Cardwell, war appointed to a similar position Andrew Carn of East ietoria, a Sppiointed to the law stamp of: fice in Osgoode Hall, Body Recovered. Picton, Ont. Aug. 11.--The body of E. J. Paradis, manager of the Syra- cuse Gas Engine company, who was drowned in the bay, here, 'August 4th, was recovered last evening. Purial will take place at Picton to-day. a -------- {. Band in the Park, Friday. The celebrated Remington bid will at PAPER TO PAY DEFENCE OF CRIPPEN AND LE NEVE. So "Dail" Cables to Quebéo--In Re. turn the Journal is to Receive the | Story of the Accused Woman's Lo fiite. . ¢ Quebec, Aug. 11.--Ethel Lo Neve re ceived a7 eablogram; late this after- noon, in the penitentiary, from her fa- ther; signed "Dad," urging her to inintain fhe strictest secrecy, and in- orming her that the money for her defence. and Urippen's was being sup- lied by a London daily newspaper. he father also mentioned that he had given the story of her life exclusively to. this same journal; on the under standing Sha the money wold be given by this paper for his daughter's fight for freedon. The reason --- for ocuos y sad silence on her part was obvious, course, Crippen comes un der: this agréement, as ng will be de by Miss Le Nev's counwel. Both of them are charged with the murder of Belle Elmore. The name of the newspaper wag nol given in the cable, ed ---------- Don't miss the fairy baby show, af the Grocers' picuie, Wednesday after noon, 17th inst. on men ave popular--with them: 3 under any circumstances accept any | it caused che to wonder wABt chet might have done in the Gold Challenge lad HEWILL DIE Biplane He Rode Sud- denly Somersaulted AN AVIATOR' HURT HIS MACHINE TURNED TURTLE AS HE SWERVED. To Aveid Crashing Ito a Crowd of Spectators--Brookins Was Pain. fully Bat Not Dangerously Hurt. Asbury Park, Aug. 11.---A serious mishap to Walter Brookins, in which the daring Weizht aviator was pain fully, 'but not 'dssgerously, 'hurt, mar- red the opening day of the aviation meet here. Brookins was dashed to earth when his machine suldenly torn ed turtle after he had been forced to swerve suddenly to avoid crashing into oowd of spectators: Seven persons, mostly boys, amon whom the machine tumbled, were more or lows seriously injured. Brooking was pinned under the wreckage amd was only half conscious when rescued. Fx- CHARLES 8. DENEEN, Governor: of Hitnois ' Sulowonl Wi wee was BEdk" en nnd that he had Been badly bruised and shaken up. The mishap was direct ly due to the thronging of spectators out into the field. Likely to Die. Berlin, Aug. 11.~Oséare Heime, a fiorman aviator, who was competing in 'yesterday's flying contests, John- nesthal, fell a distance of 250 feet and was so badly injured he is expected to die. Heéime was driving a Wright bi- plane When it suddenly somerssulted. The machine turned completely over four times in its descent. ! w Very Successful Meet. London, Aug. 11.--The aviation meeting, at Lanark, has proved to be one of the most successful ever held in Great Britain. In yesterday's eon- test, Radley beat his own British re- cord, travelling at the rate of 58.32 miles an hour. Later in the day Cat tanoca established a new British re cord for endurance. He remained in the air three hours forty-one minutes and forty-five seconds, His average speed was 44.16 miles an hour. Robert Loraine, the actor, qualified as a star aviator, yesterday, by mak ing a splendid flight across the Trish wea, a distance of more than hfty i miles, froin Blackpool, © England, to | Liandudno; on the coast of North Wales, ; JUMPED INTO RIVER. Billy Wheeler, an Eccentric (has racter, Drowned. Kenora, Ont. Avg. H.--Bly Wheel er, a wellknown ecormiric character, sixty dive years of age, was found in the Wannipes-- River, -vesterday, - near the railroad LHridge here, from whiok he had evidently jumped or fallen. disappeared from his upuak hannts last' Wednesday. For = some yours: he had made Kimseli generally useful at the Ualtral house, and on Wednedduyy night, after riiring, he roappeared, and ivi his watch and some silver « the clerks, said: he was going tor walk to eatin to look for nu job. This was DID DAMAGE. BIG FISH CAUGHT AT BATH. By a Kingston Girl<--Soeial for Fire Fuad, . Bath, Aug. 11.-Miss B)6ra King, of Kibigston, visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Bews, Bath, succeeded in landing the largest black bass caught here this season. It tipped the scales at three jpoutids nine ounces. The social 'and dance held in the "age hall on Tuesday = evening for the Campbhellion fire 4 was well attended, the dollars being realized, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Baker, Guelph, and Miss Hattie Smith, Toronto, have returned home from their visit here. Mrs. Richards and Tsby and Charles Hoselton, of Rochester, N.Y., visited this week at &: H. Hoseltop's. Miss Enright, of ingeton, is visiting at William E. Tophfie's. Mr. and: Mrs. Shangland, of Buffalo; X.Y. who have boon spending the summer here, = left for Toronto on. Monday last. Mrs. Frederick. Howard, - of Californin, is visiting at Mrs. Peterson's. Bath base: ball team went to Odessa on Wednes: day, accompanied by quite a number of the young people. The score was sighteen to fifieen in favor or Bath, Mr. and Myre. Webster and Mr. and Mie. Todd, all of Kingston, visited at Daniel Robinsons on 'Sunday last. IMPERIAL SENATE. sum of fifty Suggestion Made by British MP. Now in Canada. Toronto, Aug. 1. --Norton Griffin M.P., for the Wednoshury division of Staffordshire, claims to be the origin ator of the imperial parliament "idea. FWhat he sgdgedty' Vatien 'considerably from the usual proposal. "let Great Pritam," he have, "have her own pars linmeint, and the overseas doominions their odn parliaments, but let = them join in the establishment of an im perial' senate, in whith all parts of the empire will be represented." Mr, Griffin' ia "a conservative with 1nde- pendent. leanings, "He is returning front Brazil and Chil, where Heo has been engaded on $11,000,000 railway contracts for those countries. He will talk over jis fiperial serinte scheme with leading Canadians. He 1s on his way to Winnipeg, A DEATH SENTENCE. St. Petersburg, Aug, 11. Baron. Ungern . Desernburg, who is the Russian corres- pondent of several foreign ani the speak of an enquiry, has been found to have 'sold secret state docu~ Hie, son - Shee LE vi be October, and it will receive a death PES EBE SIG PEPER FPG I Lat SHE CAN SWIM WELL THIS SUMMER GIRL 1S EIGHTY- NINE YEARS OLD. Old Orchard, Mass., Has Octogenar- inn Woman Who Enjoys Sea Baths, Boston, | Aug... H.0l "Orchard boasts of the oldest summer givl ip the world in Mrs. Patrick H. Burns, of Dover, N.H., eighty-nine years old. Mrs. Burns is an all round athlete of wonderful ability for her age 'snd has never allowed a summer to pass since 1846 without a few weeks of den bathing. She is a good swimmer and undoubtedly the only' 'woman of her age that indulges actively in the past- fame. ghd 5 -- "Anybody who is eighty-nine years old and has taken sea baths is really younger," says Mes. xen. aie without trying to praise mysell, think that it is pretty good proof of what sea baths can do when a wo man just theming ninety years enjoys her daily swim, and 1 want you to understand that I really do swim." The truth of. Mrs. Puens' remarks about her ability to swini may ' be ness her every morning as she breasts {he big waves "for from five to 'ten minutes and then springs out as spry- ' * 'nchool ly as a ing Ny td hurry fo her rodbm in the house and prepare herself for lunch eon. . | GAYNOR FOR PRESIDENT, New York, Ang 11.---"If sere tsectinie moved, al borne out by those privileged to wit | FATAL RASH Of Automobile Into A Pile Of Stones } TRAGEDY ENACTED JAMES R. SMITH MED FROM FRACTURED SKULL. William Zimmerman, of Peori, nl. Sustained a Broken Back--The Automobile Crashed Over a Bridge in its Ranaway Course, Special to the Whig. 3 Watertown, N.Y., Aug. Running at a speed; which spectators claim was Gity miles an bodr, an afdtomobile ae- gident * occurred at 8.30 o'clock last night, on the Adams Henderson state] road, about:a mi's west of Roberts' Corners, which resulted in the death of James R. Smith, a prominent Ms- son and furniture dealer of this city, and in serious, il not fatal, injuries to William Zinmhermian of Peoria, IIL, formerly of this city and at one time capfain of the 39th Separate Company of state militia. The ear was owned by 1. G. Grant, v wealthy Watertown man, and was riven by Carl. Kessler. The other oe cupant was W. J. Hancock, of this AY. In attempting to turn out for wn approaching rig the ear crashed in- ta 'a pile of road repair stone at the side of ths road. The steering gear woke, and eontrol was lost. For 200 'set the machine ran a'ong the gutter, rashing over a bridge leading from the road to a Lirn and bricking the Jar. up facing the road, Mr. Smith was hurled into the rosd when the sine pile" was struck, and eosived oa fractured shall, jaw; and leg and internal injuries. Mr. Zimmer- man received a broken back: The mén were unconscious for hours and ror hy to this city on spedial train at two o'clock (this morning; and taken to the tity hospital, where Mr. Smith sodn after: died. r. Zimmerman's condi- tion remiine 'unchanged. TO MANUFACTURE NAILS. Dominion Steel Will Take Over st. John Factory. y St. John, NB, firmed, that t Steel company; of Sydney, is about to take over the James Pender & Co, Ltd, nail works of this city, and operate the plant herd in conjunction with their present. works. The : S{. John « plant, shBuld the deal po through, would probably be reatly enlarged. It is the intention of the Sydney 'concern to send' their rods tb this 'city . to be manufactured into nails here. Such a move would give the Dominion Iron and: Steel company control of the largest nail works in Eastern Canada 'at least. MAMMOTH COAL PLANT. Contract for Construction at Fort William. Fort William, Ont., Aug. 11.--A con- tract for' a mammoth' coal' handlix plant for the Fort: William Coal Dodk company, of this city, has been lef, and' construction will be commenced at one. The company, which has - just been formed, will becomes the coal handling 'departinent 'at the head of thie lakes, of ithe Grand Trunk Pacife railway, and will also supply fael' tb local and western merchants. The first unit of the 'plant, will be completed in fess than which two in ten hours: A MAJORITY OF TWO For Government in Prince Edward Island House. ] Chadottetown, PEL, Aug. 11-By the return of J. A. Dewar, conserva tive, in the ~ bye-election in Cardigan distrivt, over atio - Nelson, liberal, with an majority of thirty-one, the op- position will Mave' fourteen' sents tb the government's sixteen in a house of Ahall - { Lake months, will eost about $170,000. The | unloading capacity will be 4,000 tony ; Rie AN OLD LANDMARK. Morrisburg Town Hall Damaged by Morrisburg, Ont., Aug. 11.--~The Lown hall, an old landmark of this village, wes badly damaged by five early hist morning. It was a wooder! structure, about fifty years old. Just how the fire originated is not known. The last meeting held in the building was Tuendny night, when the executive of the semi-centonnial celebration met to wind up business confécted with the recent successful old homecoming de- monstration. The building ant con. tents were insured for $2,000. None of the town's papets were kept in the Aia-------- Death of an Indian. Beaverton, Ont, Aug. 11.--Scott Barnbardt, an Indian, while under the influence of liquor, was put off a G. T.R. excursion train, here; last night, The train was returning from Peter bord 16 Midland. Dr. Grant, GTR. hysician, was called 10 attend" the ndian, wha was found to be in = serious condition... He had the Indian removed . to the village lock-up and remained with Bim till he died early this morning, 4 sonal is ool ARCHBISHOP BRUCHES! Rumo# has It that he will be created a Canadian cardinal. Breaks Neck in Runaway, Oswego, N.X.; Aug. 11.~<A horse be longing to Harry Case, a liverymen, ran away, last evening, and struck a tree ab the corner of West Third and -------------------- IN THE HOME OF G. H. RUFF IN _ TORONTO, An English Wife Has Had Ruff Hal + ed to the Police Court on a Charge of Bigamy. Toronto, Aug. 11<George H. Ruff, an 'Bnglishman, who came to this country thee or four years ago, ap- peared in the police court, this morn: ing; charged with bigamy. The "hase was made by his first wife, whom he married in England, in 1903, who ar- rived here a week ago and, after in- vestigating, found her husband mar- vied to another. Ruff, who is a build er and comtractor, married Mise Sarah Graham, in this éity, last April. He has one thild, a' daughter, by hik first wile. He' made ho ples or dlestion, this morging, and on Hid own request wis remanded for 8 week. A large number of erack "players of the United States are expected to take part in the big international tennis tournament at the Queen's Royal, Ni agara, text week) Beals C. Wright, Ray D. Litils, Nat ©. Niles and Wal lace Johnson are coming, whilé repre saiative entries from a number of the éities on the American border are assured. TO ELECTRIFY RAILWAYS, France Will Spend $40,000,000 on ' « Paris System. Pacis, Aug. [1.~As a means of re lisving the congestion of traffic, a problem of constantly increasing diffi- enlty, the government hai decided 10 electrify the helt railroad of this city, and 'the railway service out of . St. Lazare 'Station. The estimated expen diture is, 340,000,000. To Speak at Kemptville, Special 10 the Wiig. Ottawa, Aug: 1. <H. C. Hocken, Tor ronto, and' James Berney, Ki # grand master of the Orange Order, On. tario" East, will speak st Kemptville,d to-morrow, 'wheve - tiawy and other Orange True Blues and Young' Britons 'will celebrate the ansivertary of the Spanish Mines. = ish Association. ebb uy. M~ithy : 1912 or 19 House of A oe roses fe. "ere ol the mines Here hy wheteby Ang. 11.~The own ve proposed an' arcangement i the mines twill open toanorfOW, They have of fered to take back the strikers Bilbso, Spain 11 Toronto, Ont, August 11, tawa Yalley and Up Modergte wester Vv and on temperature. Fa | Wash Goods To-Morrow 8.30 to 12 O'clock The lot copsists of Zephyrs, Foulards, Crepes, Crepons, Scotch Chambrays, Mus- lines, Sateéns, Dimities, Cot~ ton Voiles, ete. ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS Any plece in the lot well worth the full regular price, Regular prices 15¢ to 3bc per yard SALE PRICE 10¢ Ps -- # » Friday Morning > 8.80 to 12 o'Clock / cas SURE | +NO) ARPROVAL. Steacy's McQUIRE---At Portsmouth, August Sth, 1910, to Mr. 'and Mrs, Thos Mo Guire, & daughter, : ARNIELTn Kingwion, on August 10th, 1910, to Mr, und Mrs. Wm. J. Aralel, a ®0on w---- MARRIED, FORD--SWALES In Kingston, on Wednesday, Aweust 30th; 4510, by he Hev. Dr. McGillivray, at the fe. fidence of the bride's mother, Annie ! ole daughter sof the jdte wo and Mrs elo William scl Ford" Mo Le he Ls kor. Btreet. ROBERT J, Those ort 3 JAMES REID 84" nad "Phone 147 Ambulanes. TAKE NoTioe A Jot ot Oak fostjonal Bovkeatts; also a of tig rafture. GC t Bargains at fon 'Phone 705.