Sherbrooke daily record, 14 novembre 1913, vendredi 14 novembre 1913

[" v Sherbrooke Daily \\ Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1913 ONE CENT IWJAilM Surveyors of Company Lay Dot Route of St.Francis Valley Railway WILL BE HUN TO AYER\u2019S CLIFF AND MAKE CONNECTION WITH THE B.& M.THERE Kirkdale, Nov.14.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Ulverton To.vn Council at their nonthly meeting considered the application of Mr.Hibbert, Vice-Presi-dene of the St.Francis Valley Railway for a municipal bonus, similar to the one upon w bich the ratepayers of L\u2018Avenir vote upon the 24th of this month.After considerable discussion it was decided to let the matter rest until the next meeting oa December 1, when Mr.Hibbert will be present and no into the matter with greater detail.The Council expressed itself as fa-v ora ole to putting the matter before the ratepayers ior their iRsouSsion at a later period, Mr.Hiooeri, has announced^ that without tail, uaiiio v>,ii ue runn.iig between Drummondvilie and Kingsbury before the snow falis next winter.! he other two pomona of the rodfd^wiil be constructed the following summer of laio, namely, Jjrum-mond ville and St, Prancis du Lac, and iv-ingsbury to Ayer s uun.At the latter place it will mane connection with the Boston and Maine Railway.The survey party under Mr.Stewart Oliver, C.E.of the Canadian Northern Railway, who have been running the survey for Mr.Plibbert, have concluded their worn for the present.They expect to continue on to Kingsbury about Christmas.At present the last picket of the survey is above Upper Melbourne near Salmon Creek.In continuing they expect to follow the Creek to Kingsbury.It is significant that the engineers HCMIGSl IS i MEIM FOR LIFE 1 HAIRS iViSSFFSM IMSIRilHCOVR'S MI COIFS IHiW CASE ASSIS IN RF SAVE COFIIDÎD DFA1H UNFMCIFD ON PARCE1S POST Self Confessed Dynamiter Rivers Rose Throughout Theory Advanced That the Collapsed While Her Hus- Postmaster General and Will Sail From Montreal For Europe Country With Unpriced\u2019 ented Rapidity Price and Regina Sank Together band Was in Office at Work Heads of Railways To Meet : IS IN CHARGE OF A DETECTIVE FEARED THAT THERE WILL BE, WHO 18 FROM THE BURNS\u2019 AGENCY\u2014BOTH ARE INCOGNITO.CANNOT ENTER CANADA.REPETITION OF PREVIOUS DISASTER BY FLOODS IN PARIS.Paris, Nov.14\u2014Torrential rains i accompanied by gaL s an ueing IM- AGED CANADIAN COMMISSIONER WILL ANNOUNCE RATES AFTER j IS BEARING UP FAIRLY WELL\tGETTING FIGURES FROM UNDER THE CIROUM-\tTHE RAILROAD OF STANCES.\tFIOIALS.\t_____ London, November 14.\u2014How little Ottawa, Nov.14.\u2014Tnat a meeting 'NEW YORK STATE ASKS FOR DISMISSAL OF ALL FRO- Judge Aldrich Has Set Date For Hearing uf Farties is Noted Case month to ; floods.This is\ttrue notably , tori\tSmith, assistant engineer\tof\tthe a\ty\teneuix ¦ -.\u2019\t\u2022\t¦ -\t-\t\u201c«t tne ena came at halt past eight.|\u201e00*£1,aQ\u201e The minister is just back ork, w'here he looked in- CEEDÏNGS BEFORE THE COURT.WENT DOWN DURING THE GREAT STORM EXPERIENCED ON LAKE HURON ON SUNDAY.Port Huron, Mich., November 14.-\u2014 ,,\t,\t\u201chotac.'essei ,ie beneath the | expected was the end of Lady Strath-!,of official heads of the different Ca-j A despatch from Ottawa to the Re-\tta \\°h?Esmte.n'îction/\u2019ln LakVlîuron\" Th^r'1 mitea\" frt^ ! ^ CoSXiSer^J'bia^ n^TlInadlan raÜWa5re with t*1® Postmaster i cord says Emigration authorities de- 1IU,ny cl.str^.t» the ri ers are rising here\u2019\t.fn Me offi\u201d \"with ^\u201ceterv \u201c\"ifflth ! a*neral wouW be heW ln °ttaWa OU clare that Ortie McMauigal will not with uaprucctient.u rapidity, and T : - is tne theory advanced by Mil- (,p to six o\u2019clock Wednesday evening tile 2dtb of the present be allowed to enter Canada.\tcausing\t\"\u2019l\"\"\t¦\t*»».w i * in the wjjere th Detroit, Mich., Nov.14.\u2014Detective1 rupted ami varie ¦William J.Burns was in Detroit on been forced to su wfr\"* «\u2022 «*(««.,.* \u201c«r\t»,u,\tijo-M «*»\tCourt woum confessed dynamiter, whose testimony spinn.; ,, n .a\tr.\u2022.\tc-.-v\t.\the for a fatal issue.On all sides'United States\tjholdH preliminary hearing here on convicted the McNamara brothers of t0^ i:*\tgas or eiecirtCxty.\t^ ,\t\u2022 : th returned to Port Huron i are expressions for the veteran states-1\t.Hl ' ,\t' Tl/)l1 .\tf.November 18th in connection with blowing up the Los Angeles Times The Heme, m rars, mmng t0 i;îj-\tirom Thetfc,d.Ont.where man and admiration for the de °P the employees of the establishment, cenunues for any \u2022\u2022 ogen 1 1 '\t' t-cu .j the mci w! McManigal is bound for Europe flee-\t,be :?\t\u2018 n r,f l ! :' v:rous , morgse there.,a been forced to suspend.Three tho.\tthe day before it rode, Lord strathcona is bearing up fairly !yesterday' ?^\tnt hf««eCn ^r0wnr°^ 1 n,':; ;Ptdi of Lfe\tK®le : well but he hardly seems to reaUri ! New Y he employment at He.icourt, a co.^.n- r a ur.i.Kd with all hands on \u2022 hirt RmW(m lf)s\u201e «« imnMnonwi ito the onera Concord, N.H., Nov.14*\u2014(Special) ; \u2014Counsel for Harry K.Thaw and the State of New York were notified ! to-day that Judge Aldrich of tho floods Of 11)10.j husband in both his private and pub- jifU\u2019 mmi {- .J « £1 f[\t¦\t- \u2022 b b*.: - S 4jf|\t.a If i Smith,\u201d be reuli f UUH i Llf \u201cWell, this m; Are yo:; s-'.re?\u201d- asked the Coroner, \u2018s sine !>£ I know my name is ing for1 bis life.He will take passage from Montreal in a few days.Last night he was probably on a train somewhere in Canada accompanied for protection by either Detective \u2019 Burns himeell ar a member of tiis Detroit staff.It is not likely that he will return to America for many years, if at all.« Wife of King of Sweden\u2019s CANADIAN officials on look-, Secon