I 2 THE WINNIPEG 1911
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMICNOW UNDER CONTROL
The monthly bulletin oC thehealth department just Issued showthat during October theer were 83cases of diphtheria and deaths Intha an compared with 47 casesand 7 deaths The
being graduallygot under Intheer were 25 deaths from scarlet
but there were only S deaths fromdisease last
to the fever anddiphtheria the report
bulk of the scarlet fever anddiphtheria cases have occurred northof William the district bound-ed by C. P. R. Alfred avenue andfrom Main to having hadmore than Its share within the lusttwo
Importance ofmany Instances the Isolation of
the patient has not been earlythe result being that we have quite a
number of contact cases In theDuring last month we had 30 suchcases 13 11 and 3
early recognition of the firstthe Immediate Isolation of the
patient and proper precaution beingmany If not all contact
cases should bethe month several
casus of scarlet fever and diph-theria have been brought to the noticetit the department
and also through Investiga-tion Into the source of Infection of re-ported Ignorance of the na-ture of Ida appeared to be theonly reason for parents not reportingor calling In a
FlagrantIs the failure to recognize these
mild cases and have them Isolatedthat the department attributesa percentage of our
I SUFFERED FOR YEARS
OWE HEALTH TO
BY FRED HILSON in 1 1
Valuable Gilt-edge- d HH
AUCTION SALE OF WlREAL ESTATEFollow the with the hammer who Is dally money for the a I H
workers of the Ask Your or even Real Es Itate who will tell you the There certainly Is a good li H
iI have received Instructions from the absolute bona-fid- e law- -
I Iand not five cents' worth of this property Is I a tmy wife's or my or the I am no U pHbut absolutely square dealing Is and will offer for sale at my
MART Princess cars pass the U
On NOVEMBER 11 0
at 1 I HThe Following Property Will be 7 Valuable Block Plan City of Eu
j H3 Very Fine Lota In Block Plan Part of Lot 30 Very Fine Block Plan H
2 Valuable Block Plan S 1 H2 Lots in Block Plan of 3 andJ 4 St. L3 Fine Lots Block Plan B H2 Very Fine Corner Lots in Block Plan 6 Building in Block Plan Portage la 1
field 9 H9 Valuable Lots in Block Plan Donegal Ave- - 30 Fine Large Treed in Blocks
85 and Plans 92 and t l12 Valuable Lots Block Plan Win- - 32 Fine Lots In Block Gordon and Chatham P I H
Plan I I H6 Fine Lois Block Plan Winnipeg 3 Building Block Subdivision Plan I H
Commercial fj I H11 Residential Block Plan City of Set- - 12 Building Lots in Block Western Plan K HFort I A M
Most of these being disposed of under the terms vary from the balance up K Hto two to all cash with a big We Ire a deposit at time of sale and our office Is open on HMonday to receive the where buyers receive a guarantee that Torrens Free i Hor will be If any buyer should feel so disposed Is wise to do he should E Hsearch the which only costs I am most lous to refund the money to any as I wish E flit to be thoroughly understood that I do not nor do I tolerate the buying of any lot or nor take ad- - I J Hvantage af any fellow who Is down and and then resell at a In searching any person I flcan ascertain who the owner of this property really Think It there's a My ambition Is to F
sell for you or to but a either think this that none of these Blots are owned by me or by my or the the I H
ALSO It's immaterial where you if price is right and you get a L HRoll up and bring the in the don't stand and seating accommodation for Tou
are not requested to Come and see what the wise and follow their example and do as they where I Hdollars
Make no error In time and place
FRED Princess StreetGarry 2434 and William Cars pass the E H
Household Auction Real Estate and Rental Dep in j H
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W.can truly say I have been much
benefited by the use of Ifeel better than I have for twoIt Is the best medicine that I knowfor Internal When 1 be-
gan taking Peruna I could see thatbefore I had finished taking the firstbottle It was doing me
SickMiss Nettle E. R. P. D.
N.have been a great sufferer from
sick but am now entirelyfree from that I have notfelt so well in ten years as I do
recommend andto all
Gained Appetite andMiss Julia
sister advised me totry I took your treatmentand my appetite returned
I I gained strength and flesh and amI in perfect
H Many a matron has lengthened thedays of her comely appearancetaking To be theH body must be kept clean
fl as well as Peruna pro-- v
J duces clean mucous thei basis of facial and aS
i healthy j j
O. D. 8 St Felix N.5 have taken Peruna and It did me more good than all my two 1
treatment by special I can really say that I feel like another
1 No more swollen feet and No more bloating of the5 No more shortness of No more stiff and sore You have noS Idea what your treatment has done for It certainly has prolonged my
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Auction Sale of ValuableREAL ESTATE
NOVEMBER AT 9 P.M.At my Notre Dame
In Te default of terms of certain Sales and Cancellations proceed- - II am instructed to sell to the best and highest bidder the C
IIn City of Valuable Building Lots In Block Queen
6 Building Lots In Industrial PlanIn Fort William City 2 Building Lots In Block
rian 2
In Portage la Prairie City 6 Eligible Building Lots in Blacks 6 andI Plan 8 Eligible Building Lots In Block PlanThese 14 Lots are ln-th- e Industrial and right where
Is and25 beautifully large 60 building lots in Blocks 66 67 68 75
and under Plans 69 andWinnipeg Beach 16 Large 50 well-tree- d building in Blocks I
4 and PlanOn account of only one hour for selling the above valuable realty it
will be a Crisp no genuine andby orders for reasons Certain to be some good buying andSnaps
TO THE WISE 8It's bought at it's
Terms Cash at balance In 8 and 6 at 7 perdiscount of 8 per cent allowed on time amounts if allcash paid within 7 and free transfer
Where deposits only are the balance to equal half cash mustbe made within 24 hours not or deposits will boforfeited and lots Buyer to assume current year's exceptwhere otherwise
H.M.
THE EMPIRE ICanada's Standard Writer
2 MODEL has the latest devices such tabulatorautomatic and sold for See It before buying H
1 MODEL is still on the market at fully HI
Second hand Empires for sale at Slightly
Aikins McDermot n
For Sale-Wareh- ouse ofI Misconstruction 1 H
Location central and in wholesale Prop- - 1 j
erty one of the best of its kind in the Suitable for light J jHmanufacturing or wholesale B
VOORHEIS LEWISReal Estate and Financial Agents H
NANTON BUILDING PHONE MAIN 2044 j
BY H. GRAY
AUCTION SALE OF
Household
At my mart Notre Dame avenueAlbert on
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At 2 and
Odd Extension Table and CarpetsIron
Bureaus and WashstandsCook and Heating Crockery amBolls Tar
cultural feet HoseQuantity of Pure FowlsPlymouth
1 and host of other articlesTerms
H.Auctioneer
I BY H. GRAY
H AUCTION SALE OF
HORSESB 30 CowsH Cords ofH AT GRAND
I 1 5at 1 o'clock
Instructed by Ben whoIs leaving the I will sellSO head 15 to freshenduring November and teamdraft geldings about onemare about one geldingabout about cords of
oak and poplar 20of and other useful
Two miles north of Grand Pointseven miles from Norwood
Terms
Notre DameMain 15 and
Sciatica andLumbago
Suffered For Twenty-Fiv- e Yearsand Could Get No Relief
Now Tells of the Wonderful Re-sui- ts
Obtained by the Use of
Chase'sNerve Food
neuralgia and sciaticrheumatism are the result of a run-down nervous For this rea-son all treatments must necessarilyfall which do not up the nerv-ous
Mr Collins suffered for twenty-fiv- eyears and never was able to obtainsatisfactory treatment until he beganthe use of Chase's Nerve Foodand Kidney-Live- r While theNerve Food forms new blood andrestores the exhausted nervous
the Kidney-Live- r Pills invigoratethe action ot liver and
W. T.affords uie pleasure to be
able to speak favorably of two ofChase's medicines the Nerve Foodand Kidney 1 had beena sufferer for twenty-fiv- e years from
lumbago and neuralgia amitried almost all the medicines I couldhear without one particle of
until I commenced to useI noticed an improvement
before I used two and thebenefits obtained by continued usehave been I have so muchconfidence In these two medicines thatI have recommended them to dozensof my and have yet to hear of
single in which they failed togive
Chase's medicines are for saleby all or Bates
Only One u j I
Quinine piv--
to I
Cure a Cold In One in 3
WILL INVESTIGATE
SIDEWALK CHARGE
St. Boniface Council Held RegularMeeting Last Night Roads
Discussed
The regular committee meeting ofthe Boniface council was held last
when several of Im-portance were dealt After con-siderable Alderman Wallersucceeded In having a motiona proving tho plans submitted by therailway company some time ago forthe laying of a double track on Tacheavenue from street to St.Mary's road and a single line on thelatter thoroughfare to the cityon condition that the company pay forthe tearing up and relaying of Tachestreet
A delegation from the St. Bonifaceand Norwood Curling club asked for afive-ye- ar lease of part of the site ofthe city market on on
to a curling with theoption of renewing at the end of that
The committee fell in theidea and granted the puttingthe rental at per
J. Martin complained of the badof the cement sidewalks on
M one It and Arnold It was de-cided to have the worKs com-mittee Inspect al sidewalks whichwere complained
A letter was read from the provincialyards asking the
appointment of a committee withthe commission and
the minister of public to goover the plans for sewers and pave-ments to be laid on Marlon otherstreets leading th Theboard of works was Instructed to actIn the matter and at the nextcouncil
The bylaw for to be votedon month for tho repair and
of the various bridgesowned by the city and to finance the
was given its firstas well as the gas bylaw forfor the establishment of a gas
In this
EVIDENCE RULED
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Judge Metcalfe Refuses State-mer- it
in Manslaughter CaseAgainst
The trial commenced yesterday af-ternoon at the assize court of the caseIn which Desero is chargedwith manslaughter In connection withthe death at St. Boniface of Henri
on Octoberfirst Constable De
In examination bystated that he found In a house
He had apparently beenfelled with an The man was tak-en to St. Boniface police butdid not recover A phy-sician was called who ordered his re-moval to St. Boniface wherehe died early next
De in furtherstated that on October he went towhere accused wan working to arrest
He saw the axe In question atSt. Boniface and recog-nized It as the one he had previouslyrun five or six feet accused atthe place where he was
Witness stated that he arrested ac-cused on instructions of Acting Chiefof
witness had some difficulty inhis evidence in a clear man-
ner to the He was being askedbv counsel what followed theand objection being taken to some ofthe Ferguson would putthe question and ask witness not
until his lordship allowed theException to
Exception being taken again to themanner of Ferguson
is my duty as crown coun-sel to follow Uter up as far asI can until I find
Judge a police con-stable comes to Juries and lies I willnot permit
Statement BvWitness was asked as to a statement
made bv He that hesupplied him with writing material forthis He was asked it hewarned him first Witness did not
to understand what he wa beingasked but later stated that
to him firstTo you warn
himtold he was not to
make any statement but that anystatement he might make might beused against
did you sayhe made the
long did he take making the
caution you made to him be-fore he started to
you communicate what thechief of told
did youtold him It would make no
and be better for I askedhim to write
anything said to him beforehe wrote that
were the
In furtherstated that Assistant Chief ofSt Boniface was
ImproperlyCounsel for the crown asked to have
this statement put in incounsel for the accused took
Judge Metcalfe ruled out the state-ment on the grounds that it was im-properly obtained from prisoner in his
and that whilst it was a police-man's duty to do everything he prop-erly could to obtain yet aftera man was In custody it was the po-
liceman's duty to keep his mouth andeyes and by reason of the witnessnot having done so he did not considerthe statement as properly obtained andcould not permit it in
After counsel completed the exam-ination of this witness the case wasadjourned until this
King and Queento Face Horrible
Latest reportsfrom Bombay tell of horrible plagueconditions that will greet King Georgeand Queen on their arrival in
for The King andQueen sailed
The last weekly report accounts fordeaths plague throughout of
Bombay Reports from all south-ern districts Indicate that the plagueIs
While millions of pounds are beingspent on Dunbar fetes no means havebeen found for stamping out ravagesof s
ARE BUILDING
Buildings to Cost NowBeing Erected for Tudhope
and Ford Companies
In the process ct construction onWater street are two four-store- y rein-forced concrete warehousecosting which will be occu-pied when completed by the Ford Mo-tor Car ofand the Tudhope-Anderso- n companywith their Everett Both deals werearranged by the firm of
In every large city in the UnitedStates there is a street known as Au-tomobile In Chicago it is Michi-gan which is the main thor-oughfare north and This cityhas no such Automobile salesoffices and garage buildings are scat-tered all over the city from the verycentre of the business district to Mary-land street and even into the heart ofFort There is not much chancenow of an automobile row in
a start has beenThe Ford Motor Car company
Is having erected a warehouse and gar-age building feet in slie front-ing on Water street Dameavenue east- - This building is built ona full the entire size ofthe
The construction is known as theTurner Mushroom system at reinforced
The outside walls and thefronts on the two streets will be of
In each building is an elevatorcapable of carrying the largesteither to the or to any ofthe four The elevators will bebuilt on Notre Dame frontage and willhave an entrance from the Ironcurtains will be on the
FORT GARRY HOTELSUB-CONTRAC-
TS LETToday sub-contrac- ts were awarded
by the of Newwhich Is building the Grand Trunk Pa-cific hotel on
The Minneapolis Steel and Machineryhas been awarded the sub-
contract for the erection ot the steelframe A commencement willbe made next spring and the job willbe finished this
and Kellett has the sub-contr- act
for putting In the concretewhile an American
which supplied the cut stone forthe Chateau will furnish simi-lar material for this
STRIKE CONFERENCESBRING NO RESULT
Montreal There was nochange today In the labor situation atthe Montreal Locomotive wherethree hundred of thecompany went on strike yesterday
Several conferences between the offi-cials and the men took place yesterdaybut without any definite result
OF BIGAMY
BUT IS RELEASED
Unusual Circumstances Gain Pris-
oner Liberty on SuspendedSentence
In the provincial court thismorning D. Clark pleaded guilty to acharge of
It appears that whilst hav-ing a wife living In lid's asecond wife at
He explained to the magistrate thatthe first wife had refused to come outto this but had now agreedto do and he offered to pay for thesupport of the child of the second
In these In view otthe fact that he has been already con-fined for two months in the provincial
he was go on suspend-ed
SOLICITORCity Solicitor Hunt is expected to
leave for early next week tolook after the city's Interests in thecase of Winnipeg the WinnipegElectric Hallway which Isexpected to come up for hearing beforethe privy council this
Controller Controller Harveyand Engineer Chace thismorning Inspected the Albert street
Chaee stated a few daysago that he did not expect that thewould be ready for use beforethe first of An Inspection isalso being made of the overhead wir-ing on Notre Dame It having- - beensuggested that the wires should beplaced under
s
HSMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
IS SCARINGThe small- -
pox epidemic In the western end of the Hcity is assuming considerable Hand new cases are being report- - H
ed dally to the health HDuring the month of October the Hease has doubled and the authorities Hbelieve that this will still further be 1Increased although every precaution Hhas been taken to prevent the Hof the The students In the Hschools In the smallpox district are be- - I Hing vaccinated and those who refuse I Hthis are being kept out of school for 1the H
HEIR TO THRONE ISPUBLICLY REBUKED
A public and semi-official rebuke has been administeredto Crown Prince Frederick Williamthrough an Inspired telegram from
published In the Cologne Ga-
zette and which fully confirmsthe report that Emperor William rep-rimanded his son for having openlydemonstrated his approval of the at-tacks on the government's Moroccan
and the bellicose utterances Inthe
For a similar instance of the publiccensure of a crown prince one mustgo back to when Crown PrinceFrederick was rebuked for criticism ofChancellor policy In aspeech made at
The dispatch to Cologne Gazettebelieve it to be right and
the duty of their heir to the throne totake an Interest In He can-not be reproached for forming his own
even If It Is not consonantwith the imperial
further do not desire that thecrown prince be prevented from ex-
pressing his opinion in a fitting man-ner and in theway chosen In the the ef-
fect of which we consider extremely
goes without question that epi-sodes and comments thereupon werereported to the and tho ab-sence of the crown prince at Friday'ssitting was due to the towho event and consider-ations Involved therein cannot be
The crown prince will return to
MondayThe case of the King Redd Is
down on the assize court list for
This matter was before the appealcourt yesterday by of applicationto that court for a ruling as to thepostponement ot the case to the nextassizes on account of the ofthe When the matterwas spoken to the appealcourt struck it oft their list of causeson account of the Case being down forhearing in the assize court on
heard a scream and saw the man run-ning He tracked him throughthe snow and succeeded In ar-resting
In police court Mary show-e- d
an eye badly blacked with a blowstruck by when she repelled his
She said he was a strangerto in fact she stated she had neverseen him
I Ml ASSAULTS
Arrested Early on Me-Greg-or
Street and Heavily
John was fined the maximumor and costs in police
and Judge Walker regretted thathe could not make it
Early yesterday morning Maryand a friend were hurrying homo
along street after workingin a Constable L. C. Ing-rs- m
noticed them and also sawome up and speak to Later he
ST. CASEGOES TO
The St. Boniface manslaughter casewent to the today at H
Judge In summing stat-e- dthat the only evidence was that of
witnesses who told what had Hrelated to thorn of the HIn to accused he asked them Hto bear that in c H
Mil STREET HOLD UP
Alleged Bandit Attempts to Pull OffFast Work Outside
Alexander Is under arrestat police headquarters charged withattempting to hold up
In police court thismorning he was remanded until Mon-day that evidence may be broughtagainst
Webster says that he was goinghome last evening and when outsidethe club stopped by aman who demanded his' money andemphasized his remarks with a
Webster made a grab for thegun and succeeded In getting It fromhim after a The police were
and Motor Cycle ConstableCapelle arrived on the scene In timearrest whom Websteridentified as his assailant
FINAL CALGARYComplete
results in the in Calgary Hfor the declared give H
In McArthurtArk any why she nver
married and she will frankly admitthat It wasn't because she never had Ian I
The ring of friendship Is lets ex- -pensive than an engagement
When s man sings his ownseldom voice popular
KING AND QUEENLEAVE FOR INDIAf
ll Theirmajesties King George andQueen Mary sailed today on theMedina for where nextmonth the imperial coronationat Delhi will take Amongthose who saw them off werePrince Arthur ofand Lord PrincessPatricia of Connaught returnshere from Sweden tomorrowand will sail for Canada inabout a so as tospend Christmas with her par-ents at Rideau
INSURANCE MAN
T. L. L. Lewis Following
T. L. I for many years man-ager of the Northern Life Assurance
died this morning following anHis death will come as great
shock to his many for therearo but few who knew that he wasThe operation was performed on Mon-day and was considered impera-tive by his medical At firstit was believed that It had proved
but yesterday it was realizedthat his end was near and his relativeswere He leaves two sons andone daughter to mourn hisbeing I of
and F. of To-morrow at 8 o'clock the re- -
mains will be shipped to Toronto forI burial by Clarke
TUB M 4I Taylor may yet be a candidate
in the coming mayoralty Hebaa been asked by a number ofto allow hla name to be put before the
but hasrenewed efforts will be made
to Induce Taylor to