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laisboolhou 'Revelations
' °Meer* 111 Lenora.. with Th.
soh -
end ititor--"-st *he Fettered* et .
Untie.. ,
A WaeilingtUu telegram' saYa: The Citi-
zens' COmmittee today, had an iiiinterveardiew
O'Leary- d ' Murphy, t ree.
With and
' '' the
• ' t n ,,, now Bening a- term in
'1"nteet men,
' They made startlirlia-revels.,
tions.iegiVjilni detailed accounts of Bora-,
pi
0bilk robbery, robberies in pten
' houttes Government Print ng Office,
:money thefts,and the Fitch -Fox ,and,
'Brown`.'robbery. .Tho- names of „the',
' ' " earh'. instance were
he list , including ,we - no
tivela ' in
' 11 k Van'
' learnt "Professionals. The monte
imen say deteotivee of Washingtfon ine err h.,
instance received apergentage o tit o
ds of robberies. The amount in every
wascaae igiven, and the names of the detec-
tives o t active in the business were fur-
Theyb assert certain detectives
' n MA131anned arid sent' for the
ey -a-- ..---- .. - ...
a to execute each robbery, tile nein
ratiens being ohoeen where the detect-
cauld afford thieves reasonable
y front capture. O'Leary said t e
- tatage charged for ,lit'roteetion by
f
Oir deteotives WDE4 a matter o
' Oaring all the members Of, his
with whom he ever "stoodin.
' e 'usually chatted, where ar-
' d' be made, with officers,
by 'Two
but here the d'etec-
66 per cent. murpby
eary.gave'steircuinstential account
'X14Ot
i diamonctiobbery at theIJ flotelon.the ,
t
1.6thl of September,
'alleged that thediernonds, whieh
Uedat 615.006 to $20.000; were dis-
atagreatsaoriflce iriNew York,and
e wasgiven to two
er named*. The wife of
en; .0;Leary said, DOW wears
Silk ',taken iu "the
ry, and given the detec.:
,thei plunder. They said
etive" force of tbe district.
bojthreecard nionte and
'
SAFE ,1111LOwvitisq.,
now a Gang • lignoullies studio
visty,Wniellinten Licked in afielosee—.
'A °I1P.onisii Task with Very Iraqi
Desalts , 0
daring safe robberies ever perpetrated in
Detroit occurred At the Michigan Central
Steak Yards, one mile west of ' the Grand
Trunk Railway Junction, im Sunday, the
burglars having all their work and worry
for the paltry Sum of . .Three men
were in the Office ,about • 2 a. in.,
when four • masked men walked in at
the door and, presenting revolvers to the
heads: of the watchmen, . demanded
obedience to their commands on pain of
instant death. They were tria4P to --sit
down on the floor and remove their shoes,
after which all three were bustled into•a
clooet and btcuretv lotked in. The
burglars then procejded to the eaehier's
office, whero they began operations upon
the safe. They had not been at work more
than ten minutes when the ),forenian of all
the watchmen -between Third street and
the Stock Yards came along on his nightly
round of inspection. He was whistling as
he approached the bUildli,g, SO that
the burglars heard him . for some
time before ' he arrived. As he
entered the door his hands were
seizeclrby mkt of the intruders. Supposing
themenwere drovers who nnsteok him for
a robber, he called, out, '"It's all right,
gentleman, am one of the watchmen
here." He at once saw his error. After
rrelievinglaini of hie revolver the , men
looked hini up in the closet with theother
Watchmen. Work on the safe was resumed,
main the course of an hour the imprisoned
'-'rettie heard a dull exrdortion like the firing of
A Gannon at a distenee. Soon- after the
,robbers left; taking the watchmen's
shOes, which .a they threw about in
all- directions in the snow in order
to - prevent, .their being immediateIy
followed.' As soon as •it was °apparent
that the burglars had lett the,building, the
men in the chalet broke down the door, and
'after finding their shoes started in pursuit
"....-staid received pro raid' of the fugitives, who came towards,the city.
'.fainiessments levied °wink
A Detroi;
telegram says: One of the most
etempalebrationin London', of
etiWisik's fiftieth dramatic' annireeretiry,„
he not alone tbe recipient of ail num.,.
,ner Of good wishes and hearty eortgratnla-
tierce, but a• cheque' for k600. iMr. Toole,
$110f3T50 for three shale, and kr., Winton
Barrett gave a like sum for a seat in the
:gallery. Mr. Irving organized the affair.
Mr. Creswiok was one ,of the first to die.
OoVer the talents of the new idol of the.
Lyceum...,
:Schubert, the great inueieal;conaposer,
Was like Mozart, unable to sell his coni -
positions for\anythinglike remunerative
prices. He often depended '‘uPoil hie
brother for a 'roll, some skies,. or a . few
penniee year Of bis death he
inoneY'eneugh to buy his: dinner,
and was foroed to sell ' One of his great
works. for 'eta than $5, and hia songs at.
20c. each:, The estimated value of his
whole 'effects at death amounted to less
thin 110. . He ought tag- have written
Captain Jinks," o "Grandfather's
Gook:" Then he could have had :al white
atone .front in Vienna. • •
'AMunieb inventor has brought 'forward
an inaproVoihent in the 'nencitinotion of
• , pianeforteerwhieb, it is-olaiined; meets the
problemofFequittizing the strength and, ful-
ness:of the different °Owes.. 'A series of
• 'tuning lefts are freely suspended ever the
three higheet octaves of the piano, 'each
..fork having the exact Pit6hof the string
.overWhieh it is suspended.' The Vibrations
Of the Biting are oomnatinicatedto the fork;
which, in return, -reacts on -the atiMg, and
awe ft fun and sustained tone is seettred,in
strong °entreat to the usual ehert and dry
Ones of tbis instrument.
OW' '1120.000, has thusfer, been Pub-
* 'merited at New York tewards the -erection
• pedestal for the oolossal statue of
' Liberty. - • • . , '
Shawnee College, ten miles eolith Oiled-
fordi Ind., wit. burned on Monday, with
the intidettni. or Indian etiriertities,„ Valued
110,000i , ,The fire is supposed to be the
Work Of': imineltbdiarY.
Mechanics' Institute.* in
at prosperous`, condition. , The eapend ture
thlalrear was '12,070, and the debt was
re' duos]. from 21,500 to 2490. The member -
fee his been reduced to $3.,
ph Borden and Frank Bauer were
sterdayliy a tall of ore in-Clabine
age Wag
Bort=lr73see waa
'• AtIAGH , ore). 11'a his le
&Ota mem vamp° a atp."92 %Ott
vjattra 'slip Apar %on op sIOUYS ett%
suituoq erit Said can, qa,ed leeppie
earls Cas equips arueS •SIInxulutr •ea ri;
ifetotitti uo•-uo 0E1 spud aTegl pcivid tr_
imo•44:01 era, log 4friq eq4 uo nompr".4t4:20
ustpi•ii.nd AillaPoglead727:7,s,;na
...wag miasmic) ssatisoraos
;,"•Sataiteete &Ma, ar,„•°petiterers tape
egt,%aqi t14oft nese*. spo4Szese.och re,„
0
14.0241que •Aimaap 4411% klecatcl liceellit for
elliaq'clatellateem exlitetn tale Kr. 4rivo of the
-110$1.4.41,,,e1e2,0,1 PuttAttf. Pal(11
• etlt .0008- ..;pon 'AresS ' nig•
leklfiteoiaeteisiett ettsi long pettisti
" ors,' tiaa tif eqI
I*04ni.C.,: eptio .8 putt Oleg repo e lot rettuts -p
4 gala , 'dent„ptiloloo
oofttaa; *mg J'int!j-opij LISA era &
petotoo pun. 'spinicappooiq errf,
.SOU :tit eel ,Ottai" rsuenha
tiateg
The chase bad "finally to be given up as
liCipeless and the men returned to the stook -
yards. The door of the safe was found to
have been blown about six feet, a hole
having been drilled at the side of the
'Combination lock, into which the
povider had been introduced -and,
,eaploded. " A careful . eked:dilation
made later in the day showed that 050 in
Canadian money had been taken, while
cheques for 61,600 and eeveral envelopes
00DtailalUg money to the amount of $70
had been overlooked. ,The money in
enielepeti belonged to drivers, and had been
paid in for disabled stool left at the yards
for sale. It is probable- that the burglars
supposed the 'envelopes contained mere
business letters, and that they threw them
aside as not worth taking.
,
The Amin Very
&tendon despatch to the New York Sun
says:, "Tho' Sultan is the most abjectly
viretifited of all monarchs. The events of
the past few menthe, the defeat of hiepro-
jecte in Egypt, the tivrord which Englend
holdaeuspended over his head; the intrigues
by which hefts burrotitided,. the contempt
with Which he finds himself regarded in
every court in Europe, raisin in that of
Russia, where he futitelyoffered Constanti-
no& for Raissien garrison if Russia would
interfere in Egypt, have weakened his
intellect. There is insanity in his family
and he shows symptoms of it. He isa prey
to the most .fearful fits of depression,
becomes frantic, walks and shrieks at
imaginary. enemies, makes and unmakes
Ministers in twenty-four hot:trot. and alto-
gether preeente a •pitiable spectacle. His
dread of aseassination haunts him like a
nightmare."
The British ship Prone has been lost at
see. with all hands.
Rev. 3. B. Dixon, rector of -St. Jude's.
pariah; Montreal. has =returned from Eng-,
land, where he Was *SttOoetaftil in raising
510000 to pay off the debt on his chinch
and 85,000 towards the work 'therein.
The annual 'meeting. of the Y. M. C. A.
was held in Montreal on Tuesday evening.
The total number of members is 644, 147
being added during the petit year. The
institute possesses a library of' over 2,000
veluntrie. The work of the assooitition itt
providing situatiohs for strangers and help-
ing them otherwise was described in the
report and eonsideted pheeririgi There was
a small balance on hand after paying our
rent expenses. • ' •
A despatch from TM, N. Y., states that
a new horse disease has broken out ti
West Troy and threatens to become
epidemic.. Many anima% ate suffering,
among them the noted trotter Chieftain,
owned by Captain Sweeney. The stallion
is valued at $10,000, and it is believed he
will die. . to masticate and rapid
fall of pulse' and temperature are, the
syniptoma of the malady. '
The Gannet Annual report °tithe exeen:
tion of the Socialist law states that the con-
dition of the Socialist organization docs tot
Warrant the conclusion of its being eititi,
guished or-e7ben wore out. The
Social Democrat and other revoltitiOna'!y
, • vapor's are being smuggled into the empire
as large ti scialii 'Mt aver.' Thirteen
' hatband copies Of, the goeidt .12:4enioerat
.. have been etilliiilOitted the last three
tem:Abs. . •
r a
. A horse and dater belonging to Mark
Aden*, of ..NeirWiell, Were ,OtOled from the
hitching .POSt at Clare's otteiviite,
on WedtiesdayitrVeiting t 7 o'clOok.
The thief is supposed to be an tudian,:Whe
Vves drinking, around the village in the
afternoon. . The hortia VAS brown, and woo.
tracked to the eatA the village, and is no
,ditailit Safely sheltered -in the Indian reserve
on the Grand River. ,
,
Here's an item *41* ladies to gloat
:
over. At' a recent examination for thc'.
degree of Bachelor Of Arts in the Univer-
eity Of London there ,Wero 237 Oandidateg,
of Wiiiiiii•216 Were anent Of the Men, 90,
or about 42 per eerit:, gained *tbe degree!
Of the 22: W000O4 Whei preiented. theta-.
,selves, fewer then 16, or anent 73 .per
) i f.:
a Wait RASO irtN
ear Troy. recedtly, a
ffullts9 ull c(3P0'3°119 nbeard d
,.. OVer an was
lo itn/ adeell 18990•101;:oters lett on the boat it
Sequop en114 *suslu° aide:twee Louis Bernard,
tips/dog-poem °Menem
111 oii.iuj� redpititt
qug 4pse 4.10a 01
"..ttosito.i DUO 101
et1. pitiom
%neve 9
„
it Andre* Agnew Walt fenititei for. giving
„brota;oite. ,The nature of their& Will be
• beat attdartained by the following anecdote
�r Ahdrettliaving for. some time been pee.
tered by an itteperti'Aent intruder, it was
day remarked to the baronet th, this
it no tenger appeared in 4anyi
w+14§,qc a how be eentrived; get
,tosta 001.40 .ttirtith," stall thrnit'inet
titilidat, Ott° Oslpielq 'leek 'ptred
edthr te,rost.iteoloieei Otters coulee
*Mott ree prut Otit moat ie4odex Mau V
."141.tdi *44144* *
terday morning while
'Canada, brother of
de of the Troy 'Times
bout the missing Man,
rtir y the edoorennouno-
ate it San Francisco.
•
, , •
cont.§ *er0 F..tirther, Only 68
Oita the 210 men, or 27 per cent., Were plaried
„t•lhe first division; whereas 15 of ttih 22
*clor4of• or 68 per cent.i. Stniceeded- in oh-
rt.phiceis ha that, division. The &Yet:
' ROASTED TO DEATH.
• ,
Friedel Fate.01'. TWO Trait!' '11 .ftitit eh 'the
Lehigh IltilWay.•
SLOW DEATH WITHIN SIGHT OF HUNDREDS.
'
An Elmira (N.7.)‘ telegram says:. A
hideous accident Occurred upon the Lehigh
Valley Railroad to -day at Rummerfield, a
email 'station between Towanda and W,Vi-
luaing), The horror consisted net so Wirth
in the Ices of life as in the terrible Manner
in,whictuthe'Iiyea were loix. Train No. 8,
due at Elmira at 5.25 owing to o,
misplaced switch, ran into a freight
train standing on the south -bound
track at RummerfOrd„ and the
engines, crashing jute each .other, were
reduced to ruins.. The baggage ind express
oars were thrown from 15 to 20 feet` from'
the track. The wreck was complete. The
baggageman and expressman were thrown
on the top. of the oars and received serious
but not fatal injuries. The first ohm:ping
oar was thrown upon the tender of the
passenger engine, and three freight oars
laden with hay were piled up paomiscuonsly
on the wreck. • The debris at once took fire.
Then ensued a .most heartrending scene.
The engineer, N. Faulke, Of Waverly, stood
in the midst of the burning masa in plain
view of the elPePtators, but could not move,
as his right legwas caught in the iron
and timbers as if in a aka:. All, his
efforts to release himself from the fire
roaring around him were vain. He Ciould,
only stanh there and look death in the face.
It came slowly, surely, and orgelly. The
crowd did what they could to reach' and
sive nun, but the heat was ,too iritense."
The man was. gradually roasted before his
friends and companions; who were unable.
to give any succor. There was no flinching:
about the unhappy min, hoWever. He
stood up and calmly directed. the efforts of
the Men who were trying to sive him.
Even while the welding steam, Was
stripping the iletih from his Nines, as
he was being cooked' alive; he shouted
to , the bystanders . to . out the i esti
away, but this could not be done on account
of the fearful heat from the burning hay.
Flames from this 'ignited . the express
baggage oar, and next the gasper that had
beau piled on top of the engine took fire, se
that Faulke. was speedily beyond all
human aid.' The Spectators ,could only
turn their heads away from the horrid
sight. The firenien .of the; freight train,
Leander Kingsman, • of Waverly, was
missed from the first: His body Was
subsequently found Under the charred
tiin-
bers of the trains. Both Men have -wives
and children. No passengers, fortunately,
were injured:
. The Jersey ..froliiiiposed.
.A Boston. telegram seri:. When the time
had arrived for the otirtam to .rise . the
third act of "The Unequal Matoh,"-iit the
Globe . Theittre;, Saturday. afternoon, the
manager appeared •before the -Curtain and
begged the indulgence. of the audience for a
few Minutes until Mks. Langtry Ewald re-
cover from an attack of nervous prostration,
with lid:debit was stated'shii Wassufferingi
In ten minutes the curtain rose and the
play proceeded to the °loge. ,,Saturday
evening Mrs 'Langtry played Rosolisid, and
though exhibiting at tithes eon* slight
-
physical weakness, carried' the par through
the entire play. After the performance ahe
was to have attended- the reception'
tendered her by. the' Papyrus Club, the oe:
casion baing :44 ladies.' night," when a mint -
her of . ladies proininent in the literary
world would be Present. • Her *health, how-
eirer, prevented her 'attendance. , • .
- •
A correspondent asks: ".1j•:! canary birds
like fieb 2,' . Well, we can't tell whether
therdo or net cblit they manage to catch
little "perch every day. .
The New York State canvassers yester.-
day morning decilared.thevotenn the reeent
election as fellows: Cleveland, 535,318;
Folger, 324,461; Howe, 111,974;
25,783: Constitutional amendment
(*pale:, for; 456,105; egainst,:163,157. •''
kcrapenter named Gunn, in the employ
df Mr. Thee. Green. -engage at work On
the dwelling of Mr. GoOdhtte. London
south, fell -from the building on Wednesday
, to the ground, a dilatant* of genie 30 feet,
andnseVetely fractured his leg: •
. Mit. N. F. Davin yesterday had at inter-
view with the HOU. Mr: Pope iti3Oonneetion
with Frenchinitnigration to the NorthWest
Territories. The Minister stated that ,he
. • .
could not possibly wield= the removal' of
()Migrants from one point hi Canada to
another; but he expreesed himielf fully in
sympathy with the movement, .because he
hadlived among the Lower Canadians and
knew that they were a very desirable 'clam
of settlers for the f great lone land, The
Government were already ationiting in the
repatriation of Canadiiine from the *United
States, and, would contintiethitt good Work.
Hr. Davin Will hate another interview' to-
)
' The majority of Our ' mist stitatessful
:journalists p.re self-made. men. The press
is every ' year -becoming a:greater- pewer-in
the land ; it is -already one of "OA greateeti
reboureee„ of .oivilizatiOn,“ and: we might
as soon try la get-tiktig without liteatTao or
railways, (WM:fa pm -office, as ivklio i,otir
newspapers. If We are ,.tioatiers
the editot.'""0 • 9"' P Arm)
Artlyan lens snotiosou 91
we Must have atilt -Awl, I seve,and
:4xxuarvesirmicamaamm
aTtatiTidraOslifTEllitrf 141110Tit.1
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A Dadaer eit Gossip Iroise Ilharroltde /Pro
Where is. fiOnl, olleighing Orani.Innt ,
At:Nelson dry oak weed • Bells at 03,50 to
14 per cord. - . .
A bank is expected to be opened in,Prye
tal City shortly. ' ,
It ie proposed to °reit anew brick sehook
RhoiAli:iedliincnefit:0 tu hasne4bileomnibuses'anstarted.f from n frapdon to
A large number of deer hive been shot
around Crystal City thie Beeson. . ,
loAbeCdoiunrpt °art tQaguiieelan'pti rBiteirnicehn. s:x%itr pliperfnegstab.
Mr. V. T. Adamson, a Portage Nimrod,
the shet nearly .600 prairie chit:016ns th•isfall.,
••=s.
Selkirk Connell has just passed a by-law,
fixing a rate -of taxation at 5i mills OD the
dollar
° Steps have at teat been taken toillumi,
nate the streets of Emerson. deal oil is
to be used.
A road is being, out through the Weeds on
the south side of the river -trona Tiger Mille
A man Mimed Curter was followed by
BeVen wolves while driving from Brandon
to Minnedosa last week:
The Town Council of Nelson have *Amok
,Baciyhaocate otfaxcuweiici enbrtinOng ittlieepanitlearfi, avnadmtibune
Nelson harmers are commencing to bring
in pork and beef. The' former sells. at 80.
to 9o., by the carcass, and the latter at 9e.
to 10c.., by the quarter.
Game is plentiful in the neighborhood of
Pembina Crossing. On Friday Mr.; R. N.
Lee shot two deer and Mr." R. D. Foley
Bemired another couple of the antlered
' "
In Pilot Mound, Mr- George P ayfeir,
5-13, bas 1,900 bushels of grain this season,
the average yield of Whilth WOO 66 bUllbeifl
to the alike. Mr. R. Blaokburn has Goldeu
DrOp. wheat this ' season which yielded 42
bushels to tlinaere.
The Emerson International says: ." It is
very probable that Mr. Justice Miller will,
in a' few -days., be elevated to tbe Chief Jus-
ticeship. The appointnient of 'Mr. Alfred
Boulthee to :!the puisne j'udgeShip, thus
vacated is rumored."
A Kingston gentliimaii, Who bought a
thirty dollar lot at Rook City.reosived
a tax bill the other day jnwhieh he was,
°barged With three dollars for statute labor,.
which it was answered, he had not per-
formed. He thinks it would_ pay him to
tramp up and his statute labor, as other.
. he will lose the 'value of his fern].
'A now ohurph Was decliOated in Regina
the other Sunder in connection with the
pastoral charge of Rev: W. J. Hewitt. of
the Methodist -Ohtani* of Canada. The
building is of frame, 24x86.feetin Lire, with
a shingled roof and ceiling, and inside svelte
of matched endlined, With tarred
paper. Peculiarities of interest -in connec-
tion with this church are the:trate that the
first timber for the new building was only
draWri upon the ground 10 days •befrire•the'
structure was opened, also that the church,
When dedicated was free from -debt. -
Mr. Medea, of Brandon *it Mitofee, who
has 'just returned from Regina, atilt** that
a joint steels cOmPanY. has been formed to'
build 'a new hotel there. It Was originally
intended to raise 610,000, but the applica-
tions for ate& _earoe in so freely that it was
decided to 'rang) the amount to $20,000.•
waterworks company is being organized to
bring water from Boggy Creek, about three
miles distant.- There is said to be good
spring water. The iteginiensintendlpply-
ipg for ineOrporation SO a 'town. Wood
sells at 610., per load of 14 eorde and coal
from 818 to 820 per/ ion. A number of kite
wernsold'llaiit=week •at frorn 0600 to 111,200
per lot. Mr. 311sefee sold one at 61,000
There ie now three 'feet of water in the
oreek.--Winnipeg Sun. • ,
At Nelson, the price .of pork has dropped
8 cents per pound. • . • , '
'Snow is eighteen incite° deep 1.1 2. the
Vicinity of Pembina Mountains.
' The weather has been aomeWhat colder
at liegina, teaching 20 degrees belovv sere.
= ie expected that the daily mail ear;
vices' trout Brandon. to Rapid City:SY/Ube
extended to Minnetiosa next Week.'
/he Philp Creek settletnent, coniprieing
townships 7 and 8, ranges 20, 21. 22, by a.
large vote.' seceded' from the County of
Brandon a few days since.
Mr. Wm. ox last week sold his 100 acro
farm, two miles north cif "Nelson, for the
sum Of 63,000: The pareliaser was Mr.
Duncan -Campbell, of Ridgetowth Odtario.
The C. P. R. well iteeraoginct station is
now about 220 feet deep; but no increase ii3
perceptible in the (Identity of Water. It is
said to -be the intention Of the company to
bore 660 feet, unless keufficient .supply is
sooner reached,
The Council of Emerson inunicipslity
have this year expended uptiti. drainage,
completed and wider Contract •to be com-
pleted- this year, •016,685.65. -They have
also expended 620,0001t bridging upon the
leading highWave, and boast of a cash sur-
plus in the treasury nf $1,600; ,
. 'There are forty applicatitniein the hands
of the o erGene a. r new post-
stino.ot r I o
offices. 'in Manitoba: The number o'l
°teem! soap pinota etir apical 110, .
eie.m. Into, agtojid -In ft.#1 aireanY in eir;stfines ..ere is 210,itt
s orqui aware. lool cur) aicooacle stint%
iiattS8E Ofl .urs19 44140'81 u u es
golletvelPn'en•A trni tat eld°64
0300110d0Alten II
fliOttb
best 'tuna artiiitint col n • 9.
51 '9011 itt £0qd%U9
tlwilads i11131:1)1(14'.6E:titn17:9C0::1:144133: °. qt. N. 9011
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An intlignarts P912(14°P4:194
rio
noon and addiesciabood pip sonsi:ecraie
o so2smorod
LIfl
colored men....,,A410 041 . JO 64:4tfouti I igq
denouncing tha., otpoott tit* 1,?,
'When Titiatke mai 201 cifspi.rquil I
tery• alteare° " t d rag SpeqernoM
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moie to beepened till i‘ , .
great eito a a
excitement.
the .sitirneil Weal *nightly lower whether the persons 1 •
'of the men. dierieseitic: • `
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the I. R. Through',
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lenivni.es land soidielaisies„ of.
. she Ituolertic;iiiig. • • ••
;..A...i,,,MOntreal telegram 'Biqa: Major' Rod, ,
-gore, ,of 7 the Canada I'ssiino; .say.e. stlias he
nee been surveying in the Hooky Motin;-
tains and pert et: the Selkirks. No change.,
hae -been ;made the tenat1014 recote=
mended bait Yier. The direction* of the
route, ,Sliortnees, and the laet that the *.
altitnile Of , the pass more than 1;008 feet .
lower than iiiityother from the lituienaelcia,
to the .1:lowiie are its retionimeniletions.
oa leaving the • Rookies the ,,route follOWs
the valley. of the Calumbits for thirty miles,
end then turne southerly along the Beaver •
tor sixteen, ,Milen, 'thence :westerly and '
southwesterly for bUt or seven wiles tin the
°est breneh et. the. Eieoille.waet, 'and. '
lowingthet river. and the Etta*, ,River to
Shutiwap Lake. '1'he paw disoatiered iuthe •
Sellitras is not'. there Otto 4,500feet 'above
thin 7i0Str, 1,600 feiptlower tin* the • Itookies..;
if (nabbed at this elevation no. Wei:telling:.
win, be neCeissary',1' if Oroebed at an altitude '
ot .000 feet. a 24..•mile Limn.' Will' be neat*.
eery., 'Snow. . buidee Will be avoided. 'lir
greeting binitie that will 'enable the sine*
to peso over and across ' the •track at
different : The oust of the .
from the eunimit to the Reeltiee to the east
and' 'of • Lakes, neatijr. 194.
miles, will- be very heavy, except about 26,
:milee the Rockies aUTI,211 in pi* Sellnekti.
itithe . shortest route iiciese: the Conti-
The:tlietacce sprees the head of the
,Colinribie through theSelkirkein 050. milee,
and "Miretighthe, gold range from the Wed
croeswg of: the COlunibia to the emit end of .
.ShueWcip Lake is ebeut 45 miles. The road
through. thie.plaaepan be tonipleted.,iu three,
years as .Sepplieti. . delivered by
stee, r elf &icing. the Thotupson River. and
Sbuswap Lakes, and also, ' by, host .On the
Western .Colum hie, which is navigable. from
Fort.Colville; Washingten•Territoiy,to. the
There.'ite tWo, parties
Working east from the:8000ft to Fort Cal-
garry, and the 'location :frOm, Lite nununit t�
Fort Calgarry will be ,:cOmpleted..early itt
January. Rodgers paid he never
Was interviewed', in, Winnipeg, and 'denies •
1,0ie Story Of three *Wei by Awe 4tt.
' the sumniit the, Rockies. , *, • •
Mee Dtdo!e Dare Do D.
The other day a man and woman amine
to esttdden halt on Grand Blverstreet;and
the woman dropped' a basket she WOO carry-
ing and called out: .
I will! I'll not live with you
another day I"
"You'll leave me, will :yon.?" he calmly,.
asked.
"Yes, I will I" •
"When .-
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Now—right off—this minute 1"
" You'll.go away ?"
".Yea, tor I"'
.4 I wouldn't were you. . . • •
But I will, and I defy you to pre-
vent' me I'have suffered at year handsas.
lenges I 00.11 put up with it." '
440h, I shan't try to atop yen," ha'
quietly replied: I' I'll simply report to the',
police that my Wife has mysteriously die!
oppesaed: They will Want your descrip. •
lion, and 1 filiall give it.. You wear No: 7
shoos; you have an extra . large month ;
you .walk stiff in your knees; your nose
turns up at the end;. hair the color of a
brick terra 'sotto., the. mewed in fiebion ;
eye!' rather On the squint.; Voice partakes
of
"Wretch I you Wouldn't dare do that!"
'she sioreamed. •
I certainly will, and the description will
go into all the papers." •
They glared at each other for a minute
like cots. •
Then he vvalked on. She looliectup- and
down the etreet, gritted her teeth together,
and then picked up her basket and folloWeil .
OD after, He had What they call the dead. '
wood on her.
goileatolost
A friend lends).* the felloviing for imam -
tion A few eveningo ago balled upon
the wife of an old-time fried. -4 police -
Men. The wife had only recently presented' • *.
the officer with a lathier, and Our visit was .
to fondle the baby and praise the rciother.
She is afflicted with partial dcatneiii4 and
just now is ULM struggling With the pre-
vailing influenza, so called, became.) the
Sufferer oatinot prevail upon it to leave:
The infant is about six months old. and
When we asked how the baby wee coming
On the wife Must have had the baby run-
ning in her head, as well as the cold, and
apt theta Mixed Up, for she replied with ,
4 I usually have •* them every
winter, but I must say this is the worst
one I •ever had. I managed to get rid of
all the rest lose than three= days; but thia •
one stioke to tee likea tick," 4, Madame I."
We sidelined, with horrified feelings. "It
lust worries' Me nearly to death. It keeps
me awake I OSODOt I will have •
it on hand all winter, and I can tell you by
yotir looks that you are going to have one
just like it."
• Veen, said Aimere oi See Witter.
I- . three times a. day (in •
Camille ").., geinetittebt for Weeks' ,itt SU& " . •
Cession. but iottiehow it does not eeett to
affect my general health,. -AB fOle Diy140)f•
sin never sick, If Tity head aches le little .
apply ice Water Au& the, pain is gone. if
take Cold ia.iid my throat is sere' I dash on
,ice water and eta Well. Always ice watsi ; it
No, 'If I did I 'should be pale :
le My sovereign. reinedy. -But 1 do net ,
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