as
a resuit
of the
corporation
campaign
contributions
to Governor Cox.
CHICAGO:
NHorothy Noble, four years
old,
was
set
on fire and burned
to
death
vesterday
by
Robert
Scaniow five
years
oid,
when
she refused
to give him
some
candy.
Neighbors
ran
to the
assistance
of
the
little girl, but
she
was
severely
burned
before
the fire could be put
out.
She
died in Stanns
Hospital.
LUNDON:
Serious
rioting broke
out
at Aldershot
at midnight last night when
two
bhundred
Irish
anl
cold-stream
gruards
stazed
a demonstration
battering
tne
duors
of the
iocal guard-houses
und
demanding
the
release
of their imyrison-
ed comrades.
DUBLIN:
Great
pritain
has
made
an
open
declaration
of war in
Ireland is the
interpretation
Sinn
Fein
leaders
here
today
placed
on
the
speech
of
Premier
i.loyd-George
1t Carnavon,
Wales.
NAPLES:
All
macaroni
factories
in
nearoy
towns
which
had
been
taken
over by new
workers
nave
been
return-
ed
to
their
owaers.
In
some
cases
it
was
necessary
to call
out the
police
o
effect
the transfer.
CLEVELAND:
Charges
against
Rube
Marquard,
port-side
flinger
for
the
Brooklyn
iDodgers,
arrested
on
the
charge
of
ticket
scalping,
will
not
be
vressed
it
was
stated
today
by
police
officials.
SCARBOROUGH,
NEW YORK: *'Silly
1ulk” is the way Mrs, Frank
A. Vander-
lip
characterized
Chauncey
Maeper’s
stat~ment
that nine-tentis
of the
womeun
of
the United States
will vote the
same
as
their husbands.
SANTA
CLARA,
CALIFURNIA.
A
eyelone
swept through
this city today
do-
ing considerable
damage
to proprriy.
No
one
reported
injured.
Was
the
firsi
since
1868 and lasted twenty
minutes.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Lokio, Oct.
Bth.—The intention of
the
Japanese
Govt.
to send
additional troops
to
Manchuria
on
the Corean
border
has
been
officially annouvced.
The
treops
are being
despatehed
as
quickly
das
pos-
sibie
in consequence
of frequent
raids
by
bandits
who are
terrorizing
the
popula-
tion, which
includes
many
Chinese,
and
the
evidence
received
that
the
Chin:se
“troops are unablc
to prevent the disorders.
Warsaw,
Oct. Bth.—The League of Na-
tions
has
sent
a
commission
to
consider
the situation
in connection
with
the fix-
ing of the boundaries
of Poland
and Lith-
uania.
Provisional
frontiers
have
al-
ready
been
arranged
as
far as
the
Ger-
man
frontier
to
the
confluence
of
the
rivers Igorka and Niemen,
following the
route
towards
Uchies.
The
Poles
and
Lithuanians
have been
ordered
to
with-
draw o 0 six
kilometres
from
the
limits
designated.
,
:
Wars:'w,
Oct.
19th.—
i.ithuanian
insur-
rectic. ..ts,
led
by
the
Polish
(General,
ST
L
9 r
AN LD
Zell Gouski
have oecupied
Vilna, the Lith-
uanian capital,
as
a protest
against
the
decision of
the
Poiish-Lithuanian
peace
delegates
to include the Vilna distriet
in
Lithuanian
territory.
The
insurgents
claim that Vilna an'-yé‘n'ondo
rightly
be-
long to Poland.
London,
Oct.
10th.——Lord Curzon,
Sec
retary for Foreign Affairs, has annou
.ced
that
the
Rritish
Navy
will attack
al’
submarines
encountered
on the high
seas.
Several
Bolsheviki
submarines
are
re-
ported
operating
in Danzig
Bay,
whieh
are menacing
Polish
supplies.
Paris,
Oct.
10th.—The
next meeting
of
the
League
of Nations, scheduled
to
be
held
at
Brussels
on
October
14th,
has
been
postponed
to October 20th.
London.,
Oet.
10th. —Madrid
reports
state
that
the
industmal
situation
at
Barcelona
is
extremely
eritical.
Troops
and
police
have
been
reinforced.
It
is
likely
thai
martial
law
will be
pro
claimed.
The
troops
are
expected
(o
remain
neutral
if the workers
seize
the
factories.
Paris,
Oct.
10th.—The
Paris-Nantes
mght
express
was
wrecked
accidental-
lv
- ast night,
and resulted
in the
death
of
forty
persons
and
the
injury
of
more than
one
hundred.
Cameron,
Texas,
Oect.
10th.—A
fire
believed
to have been
of incendiary
ori-
gin,
tonight
destioyed
70,000
bales
of
cotton
in
warehouses
here.
The
loss
is
estimated
at $1,000,000.
Washington,
Oct. 9th.——A White
House
statement
issued
today gives
the
steno-
grapher’s
report
of
the address
of Presi-
dent
Wilsen
at the
eighth
plenary
ses
sion of the Paris
Peace
Conference,
con-
tracdicting
the claim
of
Senator
Spencer
that the
President
promiscd
to send
an
American
army
over
seas
if Rumania
in-
vaded
Serbia.
The President
denied
mak-
ing
such
a
promise.
The
stenographic
report just issued
substantiates
his claim
New York, Oct.
10th.-—-The
American
steamer
Abangareg,
enroute
from
New
Orleans
to
Havana,
Kingston
and
Port
Limon,
went
ashore
off Kingston
light
house.
She
was floated undamaged.
Havana,
Oct.
10th—President
Menocal
issued
a deeree
last
night proclaiming
moratorium effective until December
Ist.
following
a
conference
of
bankers
and
government
officials
regarding
Cuban
financial
conditinns.
Paris,
Oct.
Bth.——Germany
is expected
to make
a new proposai
regardii
g
repa-
rations.
She will suggest
rebuilding the
French
devastated
regions
by
a
German
eyndicate,
free of controi by
the French.
France
is expected
to refuse.
.
London,
Oect.
10th.—The
Prince
of
Wales
arrived
tonight
at
Spithead
on
board
H. M. S. Renown,
from
his
Aus-
tralian trip.
He made
a forma! landing.
Tomorrow
ine Prince
will be accorded
a
popular reception
in London.
NEW
YORK,
Oet,
Tth
1920
Fiour, Blenczd Ciears
St. Lawrence
isran
:. pr. brl:
$10.60
Meal, Kilndried
ver
100 hs
$3.35
i
New
Season’s
Pork
per
bri. $37.00
Heavy
Mess
Pork
per bbl. §3l 00
«
Sugar---Crystais
maximum
per
100
Ibs
t
$8.51.
'
Molasses
sugar
89°
test,
no
quotation.
|
Cotton,
Middling Upland,
at
Liverpoo!
‘
per
lh,
18 12-100 d.
'
#oxchange,
New
York
and
London,
60
|
~
days’
sight $3.453
|
Exchange
New York
and
[.ondon,
sight
$3.494
|
LONDON,
Oect.
Tth
1920.
!
Sugar,
Demerara
Crystals,
Govt. controll-
‘
ed price,
duty paid
1295.
9d.
|
**
Demerara
Crystals
free
of
con-
|
trol, duty paid,
955.
103s.
}
*“
Moscovado
Govt.
co
trolled
price,
|
duty paid,
1245.
9d.
|
i
-
free
oi control dutyypaid
i
bB,
158
;
.
P
fine 85s.
|
German
Beet 88-/¢
f.o.b.
no
sales.
.
White
Java
sugar
cif United
Kingdom
,
nominal
84s.
od.
.
Demerara
Rum,
per gal. nominal.
.
Triniadad
Cocoa,
Good Middling
Red
no-
i
minal
pe:
ewt
78s,
od.
i
Cottor
Medium
'ine
Sea
Island,
at
liv-
i
erpool per Ib. nominal
.
Bank
of
kngland
rate
of Discount
per
|
cent, .
:
Consols
456%.
!
Three
per
cent
rentes
in Paris
Fes,
53,90
i
All prices
subject
to correction.
%
PRICES
CUT ON
FORD AUTOS
|
One
of
the
most
significant
steps
so
|
far
taken
in
the
downward
movement
|
of prices
is
the
action
of the
Ford
Co.,
i
whiech
has
just
made
the
following
'
new prices:
runabouts
§395, touring
cars
|
$440,
sedans
$795,
truck
chassis
§545,
|
tractors
§s79o.
Electric
starting
and
|
lighting is included
in coupes
and
sedans
{
and
ecan
be
added
to
runabouts
and
'
touring cars
for S7O extra.
Henry
Ford
|
says
‘‘the
war
is.over
and
it
is
time
|
war
prices
were
over.”—Pathfinder.
i
Oct.
2nd
i
e
B
HSR
l
it
may
well
be
said
that
in
Cunba
|
Americans
are
finding
the
Uspirit
of
*,
1920’°, and they
dont
need
ouija-boards
'
down
there
to
find
it,
either.
—Jhid.
|
Silk
shirts,
the ads
says,
are
coming
i
down.
If they
will
come
down
justa
\
little further
they’ll do fine
as
evenin
|
gowns
for ultra-fashionable
ladies.
Thid.
|
BARBARQUS—Barbar
—"'How
do
you
like tha'razor
sir?’’
!
VictiM—‘‘l coald
hardly think it
was
possible
thar { was being shaved!”’
'
BARBER —Flatterad—""Then
shat
did
you think
sir?”’
VicTilM
'That
]
was being
sand
pa-
pered!"’——St.
Thomas
Mail
Notes,
Oci
sth.