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r "That Men hay Get England--Most of the y summoned "three important tnesses. These are J. le, whith passed within . short dis. Pe. of fhe Titanic when she was fn extremity, and the" captain and wireless operdtor of the liner Cali: fornian, which sent the warning. All will be.put on the stand to-day. SBummonses were ho for the op- h first, for his ships to, sail from St. Jolin, a ple due to day. A new method of examining. the inembers of the crew of the Titanic has been adopted to insure greater Hespate The men are anxious to 'teturn tg their homes in England. Accordingly, each member of the bumimittee yesterday undertook the ex- amination, of a group with the inten. tion of releasing such as had nothing important to tell. The others will be placed on the stand. The names of those to be held were not made public. Virtually the entire day was given | bver to questioning G. Marconi, in- ventor of the wireless telegraph and head of the company bearing his name. Both the Titanic and the Car- pathia were equipped with the Mar- toni apparatus. Harold T. Cottam; the wirkléss operator on the Car- bathia, also was re-examined. Senator Smith asked Mr. Marconi: 1 desire to ask whether an officer, | director or employe of the Tnterna- | tional Mercantile Marine, after the collision asked you to enjoin silence on Titanic operator Bride, or Carpa- thia operator Cottam, as to the time or manner in which the accident oc- | eurred "No request was made and no order was issued to stop any messages. No such instructions of any sort or man- | ner ever were issued." The. witness was excused. Senator Smith made the following announcement: "I desire to ray that some rumors have reached the com- mittee that there is friction and lack of harmony among the members of the sub-committee, and I have the &oncurtence of my assistants that the statement is absolutely untrue: "Personally, I have never heafd of the slightest friction. We are all pro- ceeding on our own way to get al re- sults. I wish to say further that we have determined to hear the ticmbers of the crew of the Titanic: 1t has been thought necessary becausk of the large number of these men to pro- ceed with the hearing without the attendance of the public, each mem- ber of the committee examining his quota of these men. This is done to ex the hearing." e committee adjosned until to- day and the Benator took the sailors into conferences. It was the purpose to talk to each man, gach Senator taking as many as he could. "We will endeavor to find out everything that each sailor knows about -the ck instead of putting éach man on the stand to go over the whole gfound," said Senator New- lands. "If wé find any men who have owledge of importante, they will be rought before the édmmittée for de. | fled examination Pp, 8. Franklin, the piésident of the White Star Line, and J. Bruce Ismay, managing director of the In- ternational Mercantile Marine, were pleased over this move. rp { f@adly Hurt 1a Quarrel. | Brantford, April 26--Harry Jones, én pk of the Massey-Harris Co., hs hed to' the hospital at noon 4 , having been struck pn by a lellow-employe fol- Je over 8 truck Jones _ Jones is alleged to f aténeéd his assailant with a neckyoke. Hé was i and _bis condition was critigal, but it is stated Diéd of Injuries. Toronto, April 26.--James Pearson 'ol 80 Garden avenue, who fell from a sf on =n Tyndall avenue build- ing on 1 20, died in St. Michael's terday, as a result of i received. The remains ved to the ue, where will be 'held. e was 55 cand is survived by a py that he : a mployment are most cost of these sh d that alon a froth wiecks ing theit bwin lives and bringing into "the world ni c fens more feeble-minded and unfit in doy and mind than they are them- ing Pron to pay it, should be borne partly | the municipality where Sey ' ped i e resided and ly egresd that Wie to &ttack this probleny is in 'childhood afid school life. 'As soon as the child comes to school his men- ET LE from the college. committee was &ppointed, with Rev. Dr. McGillivray ; a8 convener, with power to nominate | & principal for the theological ool: lege. Dr. McGillivray wes also ap- pointed commissioner to the general | assembly, to outline plans and to get | the sanction of that body for the pro- posed measures. At the meeting of #i8'Queen's board of trustees, twelve mew members of { the board were elected as follows: Rev. Dr. Herridge, Oftaws; Lt.-Col. Logié, Hamilton; Rev. Dr. Clark, {®Montreal; D. B. MacLennan, K.C., Cornwall; Hon. Justice MacLennan, Toronto; Edward Bi , Winni ) MacTavish, wa; livray, Kingston; Boe A. T.' Drum- { mond; Toronto. merit -- Taft Goes After Teddy. Springfield, Mass., April 26.--Presi- dent Taft made his answer here yes- Jord to the criticisms that Col. | Th ore Roosevelt has made of him ne his administration. | In a speech that bristled with in- | dignation, in which he named Roose- velt over and over again, Taft told a | crowd that filled SpringBeld's public square, how he believed. Roosevelt had not given him a-*'square deal," and how he had "misstated" and "dis- torted" the facts concerning Taft's | conduct and actions in the White House. Militia to Avert Race War. Monroe, La., April 28.--A company of the Louisiana National Guard left | bere ysveriey morning for Delhi, 30 | miles east, w ee serious trouble be- tween whites and negroes develo, Wednesday night. ped One negro was lynched and fur- ther disorder is anticipated. BASEBALL YESTERDAY. International Clubs~-- Wi Jersey City ftalo Battal. A 3 ri City, Baltimore, Toronto at, Providence. National League, Clubs-- Won. Lost rel, | Cincinnati 3 New York Boston | Pbiladelp! iS Chicago a Louis AR 4 Brookiyh . Thursday's scores: Cincinnati Pitts | burg 0; New York 3, Philadelphia 1; ton 7, Brooklyn 8; Chicago 5, St. Louis 1. Friday games; Boston at New York, yn at Phlladelphia, St is at: Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburg. American League, Clubs-- Chicago Boston . Philadelphia 'Washington eveland . priecaowes Bt. Louis Detroit . New You 3 Thursday's 8SCOr Chicago / Cleve- land 9; Poston 4, Washington 1; Phils. delphi 5, New York 4; Detroit 6, St Laiaars ames: New York at Washe wv. ia. at Boston, En Rie, 5. END Memorial. 1 26.--A memorial ser- . Btead was Jald last evening in Westminster Chap Among those present were: Lord dane, George, Chal .Earl Grey, aril Milner, ex-High So Government' Board Brockville Comes in." Brockville, April 2, The freehold. ers of Brockville yesterday empower- ed the Town Sounerl J entér 3 a | SE Sl, | "Tals my have am-Buk best for eczema and skin disease." As a mother you owe paral ph 1 of bed, I' & | tion of the ship. with the iti Fp struck ot "isn 3 ws oat us ing with Foprasentatives Ay the: i tional Rifle Association of Great } Bi tain Wednesday night in Yogatd the Ross rifle and sight &% Bisley. n reads: "The Ross rifte and sight attach- ment as adopted by the litia De- partment were submitted and a by the representatives of N.R.A. as complying with the regula- tions. Col. Crosse, secretary of the N.R.A.. asked that it be announced that the N.R.A. never questioned the eligibility of the Ross rifle since 1909." The D.R.A. was invited by the Brit ish representatives to send an officer to Bisley to act as range officer. This is the first time such a courtesy 'has been extended to Canada, and #ill be complied with. 1t was announced that the Canadian team would sail on June 21. The names of Lieut.-Col. J. W. DeC. O'Grady as commandant and Lieut.-Col. Charles F. Winter as adjutant have been submitted to the Minister of Militia and H.R.H. the Governor-General for appioy. al. In Honor Tot Hays. Torouto, April 26.--Cessation of all activities throughout the entire Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific sys- tems for a five-minute period begin- ning at 11.30 a.m. yesterday morning, Montreal, Toronto and elsewhere made a fitting tribute to the late C. M. Hays, recognized as one of the greatest railroad builders. Two hundred officials and clerks of the G. T. R. gathered in the freight office at the Union Bation at 11.30 yesterday morning when an impres- sive five-minute service was held. The Lord's Prayer was repeated and was followed by the singing of 'Nearer My God to Thee," the hymn of the Titanic disaster. J. H. Gordon, A. M. Adams and F. W. Davidson led the service. In memory of Mr. Hays, the Temis- kaming & Northern Ontario lway observed a five-minute ceasation of operati the G. assistance ee once.' 5) 5 ¥ the Frankfurt answer the a) the Titanic. That ship asked: is the matter with you? The ar was: 'We have struck an please tell the captain to iy this the operator on tha Frankl i K., will tell the beid The answer to this es, quiok. "A this time the °C. qb sage was being sent out incess nt from the sinking liner, and at LN heard the Olympic answer the call§ this the Titanic said: 'Captain } get our boats ready. Going d ast 2d the head.' Five minutes the Frankfurt struck in with: cl an will go to you.' * 1.21 the Olympic sent an mon which the saying: 'We are puftifig the off in the boats.' Another five 3 | utes of anions waiting. passed, the agonized 'C. Q. D.' again cu air, accompanied by: the words gine room flooded." Out of the ness the Olympic again ask is the sea round you?' to which reply was: 'The sea is calm.' A four minutes passed when the. ator on the Frankfurt asked tanic: 'Are there any boais you already? To this there wi reply, and two minutes afterward Olympic sent a message to the which the latter barely acknow! by the code letter R.D. That w last message I heard and I pi the flooding of the engine room | put the wireless out of commissii "Meantime everything that was sbile was done on the Mount Te All bands were on deck, the were swung clear of the davits a gangways and ladders were got to lower at a moment's notice, was not until 4.30 that we a at the posjtion of the Titanic, hay been much delayed by the thick | ice. At the time we saw no sig the ill-fated ship, nor any wrec "At 5.11 I had a call from the {is fornian and told that boat of aster an ave je position. n nswe: A ir is during the same period as Easlly Forgotten. Washington, D.C., April 26.--Binoe- ulars are pert of the common equip. ment of every up-to-date ship, said Rear-Admiral Peary, of the U. navy, yesterday. It did not surprise him that the Titanic in its eagerness to get to sea omitted binoculars for the look-outs. "Some common items, becanse of their very commonmess, are overlook- ed," he said. heard of one well equipped Arctic expedition that went away without salt. All salt used on that trip had to be frozen from pork he. a pals NS the Carpathia and Cali the Russian steamer was also a tramp steamer yo about, apparently goi same direction as ently Soing Iu a8 she had no wireless installation and pever ap- proached very near, we mot find out what she was. '"As soon as I saw the asked for news of the Ti she had seen an reply. Other ships ed. t question, but she y Sok silen! It was not until 8.80 thi is, I ,.and it information had ened up a To was not a word as tothe survivors. "At the time I re message I would jud Temple to be fifty. x Titanic's position, and ship went down, 25 miles between us." Abe Gohen Re Toronto, April 26. murder of Rebecca A MANITOBA, ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN The only through fine LOW COLONIST RATES Sault Ste. Marie, steamer Agawas, of th ship Co., left at day! ..Locks on both sides open for the season, went on last night. uth. Colonist Cars on A] Trains * J No charge for berths | ii Trains Toronto to nnipeg and West 2 ANGytapis: uti, Norwegian Vessel. Now i Reports. Unknown. Fil, ® tarrhozone. remedy that ctires colds in a few min- | sending them to New Yi event that he might need renew Xork Herald Cold in the flead Ee ine: Doing Socesing Sih Purgatives, or Bothering with Atomizers 2 | « Catarrhozone " "% A Convenient Inhaler Treatment Ha Proper Remedy to Cure Quickly and Pleasantly. Sensible people long ago abandoned the' idea of "Working off' a cold b¥ means of laxatives and Arrant for | the sifiple reason that fhe ciife I8 as bad as the disease itself. To cure a cold in about five minutes' | time use Catarrhozone. It is aroma- ! tic, delightful to Inhale, clean, and very ple to use. C. B, College, of Clarence street, London, says: "I had a continuous cold the head for years, and never used anything with such Jick results as T derived from five minutes' use of Ca | t &m delighted to find a | utes. Catarrhozone = cures time." To carry a Catarrhozone Inhaler in the pocket means yu (Won't Nave every | . colds, catarrh, or any lurg or throat trouble. It keeps these diseases away, and is warranted to protect you against all the ills of winter. . Com- plete outfit, with bard rubber pocket Inhaler, costs §1. Small-size 50 cents. Druggists, or the Catarrhozone Kom: pany, Kingston, Ont. An Easy Medical Degree. Time was when medical defffees | were obtained at St. Andrews without the difficulties of today, and the { is told concerning a learned pro- lessor of old. who had advised a par- ticular student whom be had never seen In the ficsh ad of whose work be knew but little, to call upon him at bis house so that he might be examin- ed (or hq degree. The morning was a b JB ot one, and the learned gentle mag Lund it impossible to resist the attractions of the links. Before set- ting out, however, he had-left a mes- sage with ome of the maldservants, and a conversation like tbe following ' ensued on the arrival of the student at the appointed time: "Are you the gentleman who was to call this morn- ing about a degree?" asked the girl on | opening the-door. "I am." was the reply. "Well," said the maid, "1 was to tell you that it was all right. You Scotsman, Not Just What He Said. A well known parson, preaching to a crowded congregation at a church where in his younger days be had been curate, alluded to the many changes that had taken place. He contrasted the attendance with that of days gone by und remarked. "At one time io this church there was pot 8 Soul--er--per- "son in the gallery." Next day. in a report of the service which appeared' in one of the local newspapers, the minister was report- ~ ed to have said, "At one time in this Te ee a Grain and Priadach, 0 A ni JroNTREALL A Dell 5 -There Wil #3 roes, and in consequence 'the Tr 1a 3 Sood, ad 1t has has. fosulted In oF wie ora ff 1 fied at civint of round lots were at 9% For 3 ibn at the opening pn. at William. Sales oF on spot fon Sport Were made at and No, 1 feed at ©O%c stave utter and cheese git itl 4 £ lower vigions fairly A Lor eam Gorn American, No. 2 ati 8c, Fg - dian neat on, No. [I 0, 1 local local white local white. foe; No. BatilManiiohe toca, 658; a to : 9%es Bib Ad am reraron Fr 8; Bw ns: = $2.15 to $2.35. Rolled oats--Barrels, 5.3%, bags, 90 Ibs, Miilfecd--Bran, 3 ne mide | dings, om ile 3 hei] Hay 8 Tar Tote ww te Cheese--Finest fiero) 18%e ££ 1ée, ost Cholcest creamery; f geg s, Eer-Fresh, 32% to ec, Potatoes--Per bag, car lots, $1.90 to Wid hogs--Abdttoir killed, $12. Pork--Heavy Canada short to bartels, 56 to 45 pieces, $23; Ca; ad, Priya ¢lit backs, barrels, 4 to 5 p Lar ompound tlerces, i) "Ths, wood pails, 20 Ibs: net, 9%c; pure, pk 75 ri 13%¢; pure; woud Bure: 2 To: wet, llc. 4 Eiverpool Grain Prices, LIVERPOOL, April .--Closing#¥ireat --Spot firm; 2 red western winter, is b%d; futures tire: May, 8¢ %d; July, 78 10%d; Oct., 7» 84d. Corn--8pot_steady; new. a; Ane on an mixed. Sid, fs 194d; ah an Soe Yay futures, firm; May, A at stents, 29s 64. Hops in London Pacifle coast), £10 to £11 ba. iy Grain Markét: BUFFALO, April nominal. Totonts Live Stock. TORONTO, April 25.--~The railways reported 73 carloads of live stock at the City Yards, gomptising 56 669 cattle, os hogs, I! Pr calves 3 horses. € a $1.25; choice, medio, # wie io 3 3 ull, Td Stockers and Feeders, Stockers aud feeders are not very ples: tiful, not enough to supply t demanl. There were two or thre loads hands at $5.25 iro $%, as will be een by sales given below. Milkers and Springers. Trade In good cows has been brisk, ow- ing to the demand from Montreal, and | Quebec. Prices ranged from 30 to ench, ang. two or three $30 and one - Veal Calve: this week. Receipts have been libel and pricey ch for bobs, to $4 and Pio good, and oc $1 per cwt. for medium to caslonally per ewt. for choice. : ghee and Lambs, Wesley Dunn TE oy Sot at to $6.50; rams, #1. to $8.50; spring spring lambs, i 8 teri to | Al #.~Cattle--Recel SHiCado: = ady to 100 higher. Beeves, HR boners ond cows and heifers, |