The Signal, 1895-2-21, Page 2..---al
.BY GILBERT PARKEFQ
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COrrniesit , ill93. BY A-LIPPINCOTT La.
Marion longed to tali Mr hien :uin
there the great serliet, bus mew" efeael
ko 110 ipo sold WO% linentewer, withheld
bv the remenalefeales that it hoe
&greed she should leot I* told /She .ad
not lung.
At 11 o'clock the roans were filled.
Per the fag end of the seems pettish.
seemed unusually brilliant. The ev en-
ing itself was unit so hot as ounanon,
ana there wag an audes 4111111, eat di•Itit•
gulottrwl gueste. AWES WIIII SeTeulle all
tee eveniug. Moog% she showed little
or It, beutg most prettily employed in
making people p1asesail010 themselves'.
Mrs. Anueur allleWall UM free from ap-
prehension_
In reply to inquiries emseeruing her
son ehe addl. WA WSW often saiddur-
ing tln. seinen Shea he might he trek
at any time now. Lall had answered al-
ways in tht• saute fashion and had %hewn
no sign that his watinued abeetice win
testicular. As the everaissi wore on the
peenbility of Franktappearsnee went -
sel leen and the Armours began to
' \kevatly In nit 1Y awl 4uinxr
dish, etratire: but, seals, the home. light-
- bulkgo.
ed up :eel guests arriving. he bad a
dered tie. t Amgen to take him to his
driven straight from Hoene to CAVelli•
seethe fteliug of uncertainly. lie or-
' Frank lutd. however, arrived. He had
\\
club. 'here he. put hinwelf in i'veniug
dress. an I drove back again to the hew.%
lie entered digietly. At the moutent th.•
hall win slime' deserted; peeple wee.
out
r.seil. He ;owed a alealsent, blithe his
nantwhe as if iu perplexity. A straime
timidity mine on him All his old flaw
and eh p• seemliest Seemed to have fur-
saken btu. Presently, 'geeing a numb;
ef people enteriug ihe ball. he maik• for
the stairease and went hastily up. Me-
ellanicalIy he west to his owe room
and feune it lighted. Flowers wen- se:
abet, ind everything was made ready
as for a guest. He .at down, wt think -
capable of disteltng in the matter. • Wait
here, Frank " she said 'That will be
best. and I will beteg ewer wife to von •
He said itedlutige but awented with ' I •
sexton of the held eud she left him
when h.• was. He braced himself for I II
11 1.r.1)
vieett: va
ivhTtk h"leftha4lee P"11 4* 11 UI S I' • I I
P$wenjoy it I
le• met 1 el! Haldwel!,
oe spite 44 ell, me!! neeepted Twe
e Inmost Annear* been.
the tore, 4-crle bellimen fedi and her
..if haing Peeler been die mord 411 I 114.
1......1v. le• bed melee 1.. I teen..
14. ..t tier. 14. 4 •
s, awl 'ettells
Toronto Neu 1 itiler Arreet tni
it !Written 4 barge
ClEFK THEIR VICTIM
• . i• Aliened limy Killed Tames As tithun
mien He asked 'for a donee. but she hal Wells for th.. 116....,...tee ow liet• Life
Pot 01)11 itt gIV.. le. A . ,..11.• o As ItIliV - I - A PrIllainroi 4.. I I.• l'ulte•
1 in :... . lie world. ! : •-• . t a. t'i..itgh lei. reset they riead !vet
t
ha I °gratin ttuatething, and looking desitty.
i164 hint said: "1 foram to oatirratulao
y. a de pint itierrizet . I hots it is lee Tammy° I.' It. I L-. maw li el
A, aged m. and Harry P. llyadis, aged SS.
He bowed. " Y otir rtillifratUlat ton. an !ea brothers awl both .iniericans. who
..„ 1 'e horn maid. Ids in Lim eity for Mlle
eters. coating here from New th•leemi.
. e yams.
I ton late."
the interview. Aesureil•y a Mall 1( 444 I W . • de; .h. c;.rejeli ,!.'
motte•thitig of natural ...sarag. :41141 .1•11 I Re- ' n le -ed
confidence when he has 11ohloo. 4 4 how of ' •, 4
Whtrhi tif, HbOtild be aud is reehainied.
It ',reined a long time --it was in
reality but a couple or minut*--before
the door .mened again, and Marion mid.
"Frank. your wife!' ' and then rt•treat.d.
The door closed, leaving a etately
figure 'standing jute invade it. The ligure
did ma move forward but mood there.
tall of life and fine excitement, hut very
Mill ale..
Fratik Armour was 0Olift411.1114fti.
MUM forward sloyrty,' basking hard.
Was tine castinignisbed. haninolne. re-
preachful weinen his wife. 1,411, the In -
than girl whom he had married in a fit
of Intim, and brandid Ile could hnnily
believe les eyes. And yet her eye* look-
ed oat at hen with something that be
rewt•nibered, too. together with some-
thing whieh he did tett nenember. niak•
dig hitu nueasy. Clearly his great min
take kid turned from ashes into fruit.
Lel!. ler Wife!" le• saut and hi•ld out
h
reachod .,ttt hem ceurneusly. but
b -r tureen; gave him noreeponee.
' W.- have many things to eay to marl
tither. she said. "but they cannot be
raid now 1Alin be mined from the -
belles tin. "
"31i4ee1 from the ballroom'. ' }le al
-
meet laughed to think hew strange this
sounded in hie ears. As if interpreting
11 . I ).41;h1 the picture in lots Ito am?
fasted it.
ing. but dased Glancing up. he saw
his fare in a mirror. It was ledused,
but it looked rather old and tibetvorn
He shrugged a shotilder at that Tied:
in the inirrer he saw also somethie
else it startled him so that he at pet
fectly still for n moment looking at it
14 W41 s sonic one laughing at him ov.
hb dendrite -a child! He g. '4 1. 1.'
feet and t tinted round. On the tnbie
a 71e7 tares photograph al a Milling
ith his eyed. Ms hie,He
caught the chair arm and stood I...king
*1 14 a little wildly. Then lw leddiel a
utranize laugh, and the tows Icaperi to
No means the picture in his
hands end timed it--AratiFfnni!•'hir men
fath•ts might thltelle..-and read ti.'
name beneath. "Itiollard Jneeph Ar-
mour,•' and agaila..10aegith that. the
date of birth �Sthem pet it bw'k 041
Ib. table and sat looldng at it -looking
and forgetting and ressissehmiris.
Presently the door opearall. and wane
one entered It wasNw1. She bad
sees hint pew throughilleghalL She had
then gone and told bereihar and neith-
er, to prepare them, sad had followed
hint up stairs. He did mot hear bee.
l‘be stepped goftly forward.
e maid. "Prank," sad Isid a handwe
big *sadder. He alindell lip and tented
hitt fare on her; thew 1" °slight hi*
hands and hewed ber. "Marion!" be
"id• and he °outdoor intaahreeItifates-
ently .in*eitod fhb Idiot, WM&
She nodded bar boo& m
your child Frank. Shnd. wi moms You
riegia dowry* it. ?mak door." 'th'•
added, ••1 sin g1a4..11SJl tweed
-On have yen bank buil yes sre a wiek
ed man" She felt ale men say that.
NOW he only 41o4dedia0 still 14.11441
at the portrait '"Weln-of
he edded preeently.
he 11 in the ballreolle." Marina
weg wnsidering what warn bast to de
He eanght hitt Unnithatil11n his teeth.
He winded it, spits 01 htaistelt "I will
go O her." he maid, "wed thee the be
by
ani glad," eh* replied. "that 700
=
ktLiat much noes 01ittotl°" 1^1k
the wife Ina the betty attar -
yes* beit de ye, ebb* yes deserve
Miser
lit Meer inoody eggiee mei imps
•• ling is,
"shaper
mind bw
mouth
the Lady
aneellg. Rio
medg elho /mew he
de sommommie ben
"Ilbreist.- he
ase bate lit Wet
pi tit ioskaper
I WOW flih Shp ekild.
sir=isairepepsie dip
Ile ow
Allho had
be wee
Ti.. eloord. fro ring o tely
4444t41.1441..1 jra.1 ito•eric it.
his thought, she added:, "Yon see, it hi
ear last affair a ow...a.m. Are
ell ittoxintle 40 onr iluty perfectly.
Will yen go down v. ah mid We Can
talk afterward. • •
Her nett:mei velf poreetssion ntterle
coufwed hint She had tatt•rlyenefuseel
Marion alsewhen told that her husband
was in the hew.. Shehad had presenti •
wets. Ulla testae% she had been wheel'
lug herself for this hiler fer a long time.
Sh.• fumed toward the door.
"But:' h. asked like a supplitiett,
••..or ehild? I want 40 01.' our child."
sh. • lifted her eyebrow& Then. sweeter
Plmtograph of the baby nn th,.
utel..rst.ed how he knew. • '4 'on* w It II
-me, then, •• ehe said. with a little nem'
feeling.
She led the way through the hall and
paused at her 'her. "Remember that
we have to appe3r dniong the gouda di-
reetly. • • abe sabl, as though 14, Wart,
19 against any ilemonstratton. Tleti
they ,'nt. red. She went Oyer to the
and drew back the fleecy curtain free'
ever the sleeping boy's head. His finger-
hunger.sl te take his d•hild t., his antis.
"Ile is magnificent. magnifirentr" 1..
said. with a great pride. •' Why aid you
Enver let me know of it•"
"Hew you'd I tell what you wonlii
ea?" eite ••almly replied. ••Ynn married
wicktellv and Ulterl try. wickedly
afterward. and I loved thd• child."
rat loved the ehild!" he repeated
altar her.. "Lan," he said, "I don't de
seled it, hat forgive me, if you can-
tor the ehibre sake.
"We had letter go below, •• ahe erilni
ly replieel. "We have both ditties 14)4(4.
Yon svill of enure0 appear with me -
before theta?"
The slight irony in the tom. ent hin
horribly. 11., offered his arm in silend.
They passed into the hall an.1 to th.
litairratte. "It is floroftitary, ohe gent
"tg. appear cheerful before ...le's Knee* '
She had him at an advent:we at every
jsent. "We will eheerful, then. •
was his reply. itpnken with a grim kind
of humor "Yon hayo learned it alt.
haven't you?" he added.
They wree just entering the hallmom.
"Yee with your kind belp•-and ab
weed " ele. replied.
The inwpri01 of the guests was some
what diminished by the fart that Ma
lion telling General Armour and hit
wife first of Frank's return, iniimetri
rawly sent *be news bussing shoat eh.
room
The tyre twee straight to Frank's in
they and mother Their parts Wars all
excellently played. Then Frank mingied
among the einem being very beartils
greeted awl beard cortgiratulationa or
all Atka Old dub Menthe rallied him
ge a easerter and new setinainteners
flecked about hies. and preeently
awakened to the fort that hie ladies,
lel% bed ipitbaste intone* of the swarm
wortglhe lemet admered parer.
primet !twee aleoggeher ton rigid lace
kg MEL tali he bed ea mgmesfoglights
.I. •
•Ilallo• that he had intended this nob
'reefer.. as a eacrifiee to his ugly ten
per autl spite. Whim all the gueets
gone and the family steed eke.. t
drawing room. a silence suddenly fe
aniteor therm Presently Manion fetid
her mother 'in a half whisper, "I wi
Richard were herd '•
They all felt the extreme awkward
new ef the sheathe, eepecially whe
Lali Nide iieneral Armour. Milt A
moue and Marion geed night and the
turniug to her husband. Raid, "(3o.
night. " She did not eves speak h
name. • 'Perham you would .- re to eh
to/Hen-ow morning. l'alwat go 10 t
park at 10, and this will be my last rid
of the
Had she veritts.n out an (labors,
proelaination of her intended attitude
towerd her humiliate! it couldl not haw
more clearly conveyed her mind tha
this little speech, delivered as to a nee
fritudly acquaiutanee Ilietteral Armen
polled riturdoche fiercely. anti. it i
pomade, efijoyed the situation dewint
its petit Mrs. Armour turned to th
maned Red seemed erermitonsty engdget
in arriinging some brie -a -brie Marion
how, -*..r. well a fine instinct, 311.1
throueli that id Lali and Ireful
said: "Yee of coarse Frank will bt
glad of a ride in the park. He teed t
ride with me evet7 rooming. But let U
ge, tut three. and kite the baby red
night -lined night tat we meet in the
morning. She linked her arm through
Fr:etre. 'and as she tuff SO he replitd
Lali, ••I shall le glad to ride in th
-mercinr. but"
-
-But We elat arrange it tit breakfast. •
said his wife hurt ierily. At the i-4111
time elte allowed hereelf to be drawn
ewer to the hall with her husband.
He wee angry. but he km w he had n.
right to he WO. F11. ehokyd back his
wrath. and mored 4411 amiably ellollgfl.
MA suddenly the fashion in which the
tables had been turned on him struck
him with ire tragic- remedy. and ht•
voluntarily smiled Hie 'stew- hnnior
'dyed him frier wend, and acte whieh
might peetibly have made the matter
a ter. tragedy after all. lie loomed his
an:, fnen Marion's.
"I must eur tether and mother
mewl flight Then I will join you both
'in the eourt of the " And lit
turned w. tit hack awl said to luis
lath. r a.s he kissed his mother. "I am
hail at an aril-mit:we. general."
• ' Awl serves 7..14 right, toy boy. Yon
hall the eddi with yob. She has cap-
tured Diem like a born meddler; "
His 'weber maid to him IrelotIV:
"Frank, you blamed1 ne but remember
that wt• wished otild your gr.•wl. Take
my willed dear, fry to leve yenr wife
and will her deaden's.. "
"Lew.• her -try to love her 1" ht. said.
sl 'all estily do -that. But the et her' 1411.$.k hi.. his head a little, though
what he Diem, pietism he did not kuow
himself, and then followed Marion and
Lair tip stairs. Marion had tried O. ro-
mps. from Lalie but was told that she
must stay, and the three met at the
coL Marion 'deemed down and
kissed its forehead!. Frank stooped else
and kneed its t•heek. Then the wif.•
leo: night arrested on *Mann or
• ober The alleged victitn was* young
liahluan mimed Wells.
• on January II iwAi, wss found lying
I et the :eat of the elevator abaft
.0 me .4 Arel.o,i-e oit ftt read of
! • ani• Brun. ith who he hail been
1.. riloplo)-eol eft ft 'olN.11,keeiNtr• Deceased was
tears of age.
The ex planet ion of t he drat h at 14,. time
hr ▪ weft I het Was tilaki1114 ftealle repairs
i, • at tlie foot of the hoist and it fell upon
• his helot A coroner investigated the 431a0
tO and concluded no inquest wan nevemeary.
eh taw/rased was itisaired tor Clatala
being carried by the MIlt1441 Lite lusty -
I ;Ince Conipany 01 New Tuck and the
' balmier in the %Int nal Accident Associa-
tiou.
r -
n. The policim were payable to determent's
, sister. Martha, who at the time was
rnitaltrill to he married to /tarry Ilyams.
l" The ptilicie. had been iestied hut a couplet
le of mouths prevous. Th.- New York rem-
& pany investigated the caw. 1141t found no
e evidence of foul play, and the money we.
PA• waillnekarriellMi"toVelliral;rynilyiantoMft,a)Unia.orthtyr
shortly aftetwards retnoved Mentreal,
returning to Torento weeks ago and took
up rewitlence with Dallas Hyena», at 57
a Gould street, where Last night they were
rl 1"1"414TI.e• 'either refuse to dist-hew, the nature
Of the ev Aency, hut it is Iltoderstemil tbe
t. following facts are counted &tiniest Harry
ilyani•: The pre lll i t trim on the policy were
I "Will 113- 1114.1,- 414144(11111114 44.4(01414i1141
alone La the nat41 we wait ttreetmed
%then the fatal a. •.1.1. at occurred. :since
✓ 'cc,* it has bei -11 learool that Symms oil-
y 1,te.41;::017,1 10 g:t pazicireto
, !cut *41,', *1*.
iglieltiatit wAine.rican aud
O Engliell 40111 and the. fact may
11 ' 414re all important fearing tat *11,arrest..
Tollaieto. Fitt. 14.-Tbe Police Court
. war enowded yesterday _morning_ when
Harry I'. klyants and Dallas Tr Hyena
were arraigned.
' Neither of the lire/tilers ...Pined much
, agitated. Wit bed, urn* it little pale.
' W G. Murdoch appettrett for them, in
the almence of It It. 0.We...oho -has not
e' yet retetvered from the shock Of the rail-
way andlent at Westin'.
! Mr. Murdoch entered a' plea of not
iguilt. ten did not eleet and the ease was
adjourned for oe..e.
'f. ,12.,7• To .. Feb. 1!..-t 'wen Attorney
'..rry, meet:Moan ied ivy Dr. Cseery. !Peet --
to* Cuddy and s brother -WAR* of youtag
Wells. Went to oshawa yesterday and
- exhumed the mmains. They returned hilat
night ith the bely soot an intiuest *414
midooleolly Fe- held. The Crewe .ifilciaht
Are now thonoighly *reused and nothing
hoing left undone thin will 4411?,' 10 4(11
ravel the mystery eirneiteling the tragic
death of %Valiant C. Webs.
Toro/Nil( Feb. and semen/mai
dischetine are ,*aid tt. have developed in
connection with the death of William
Wells and important .1 ..d.siveri.44 have been
made by County Crolelt A•torney Curry
aryd l/etect ire I .
At the investigation yeetertlay it was
revealed that the weIght. found beside the
hotly of Wells had dieappeared. and a new
aod lighter one now hemp. in its place.
Cuddy is now looking for the old weight.
Hut the must start ling piece of evidence
yet diseimered throws a new light on the
trinitely, and testa to the theory that
, Wells dal not meet his death in the cellar.
' but that he was killed. either accidentally
or otherwise, iu the second storey of the
building, which yew tined as a storage
room. Animist other thiters stored there
were a uumber ot hoop hoz.,, and a wit-
ness lass been diacoverol who will ewear
that on the day of the accident he had toe-
cataioh to %Mit the ,-toriage room and found
a number of the soapboxes splattered over
with to such aa extent am to satisfy
hini that there waft eolnething wrong.
4,1x1".f :11: frojoir"w:sPrestaiht:il.-uvsra.l with l
kived the other eheelc. The child slept
peacefully on.
"You ean always nee the baby here
before breakfast if you choler," esel
Lab. and she held out her built again
111 good night. At this point Marion
Wile away in spite of Lab's quick little
cry of "Wait. Marion!" and the two
wree left alone again.
"I ern eery tired" she "I
would rather not talk tonight " The
dlatnieed was evident fie foot Tiel
hand, held it an instant and prediently
said. "I not detain you. hat I
woola wk yon, 14111. tn remember that
you are my wife. Net/ling ran alter
that."
"Still we are only strangers as you
know," she quietly rejoined.
et
a twireral places. wail the coven of some
howed that ft smug stream of blood had
ported over them.
In view of this evidence a theory 14 hole
ormed that Well• May have been killed
weirs, his body lowered In the hoist and
fter the body had her% pieced in position
be weight was unleeked and dropped on
linlite theory is a horrible out but it
entertained and the sentient whom Men-
Ity will not he dim:hoed at present will
entity am above at tile 4101.
Mr. I•riali Jones, tmcle of William
Veils, the dead yr/nth. who liven in Plck -
ring, will he an important roan *it-
ems in the CAM.
1
"YoU fra1404 the (lays we were to -
Retie r after we were married" be
eautiewly nrired.
"I am not the name girl. You killed
hey. We have to start again. I know
all. "
"Yon know that in my wretehed
anger and niadnewe 1"-
- "Oh phew, do net speak of 'the
said. "It is .ot,.41 oven in thnnight
"But will yen never forgive me and
eare for me? We have to live our Byte
"Pray let ns not speak of it now,"
she said la a weary Yoke. Thom tereash-
leely, "It 5301 mud+ more Orftalleill11411011
that yon elmuld love me - and the
chi Id "
He drew himself op with a ehoking
sigh and awed out his arm. to her.
"Oh, my wife!" be maid.
"No. no." Ms Wed, "this is awes-
sonable We logow go little of web oth-
er (Tool night again."
He twine at the enew, name bank
and teeming hawed the child net the
lips Then ne "Yea we right 1
areeret to saffee nand sight "
But wheel he was awe she dropped
nu her trams sod Mood We Mild many
Mena mg Oa 1%a ash
FINANCE AND C01111111C1
ToworTo. Feh. la. Mal
'The local grain meek* b. *till quiet.
Wheat prime are unchanged, with a limit -
,o1 &mewl ,Wheat 4.. punted at 5,7 to !Mc.
wead dine white at the Male price. Harley
nterket ia slow. No 1 i• quoted at
and No. 2 41410 44. and feed at 37 to 3i4e
Oats ere quoted. we*, white dar end
mixed :Mr
in spite of heavy Inning and firm cables
wheat closed weak and I 11 to I -4c lower
t'orn wan etude? on account of large re-
ceipts and the clone wee 1-410 1 Se lower.
oats Vr • Iv dull and chimed 1-fic. lower.
Although the demised in Buffalo for
bade, le eery light holders ars in • very
comfortable positionthe amount for sale
is limited and owner,., instead of wishing
to meet buyers' views. are 'seined to tack
on another cent, especially for desirable
Iota TIMM COMMA rep011e ars that bar
ley Is well cleaned tip. Ina there are sees
ral lots here which do not reeve at the
Agana emoted. Quoted: Na 1 western,
W.; No. 1 western. Ale. Ms. 1 thasda,
elle.; No. II. der No 3 est,* to 61e.
At Pent Pie= there wore 4 ears of eel -
tie on 011*
heavy shIppfne steers
sold se 0 per ewt 'and etwa bit butcher
cow* ist to KIS Hese, W7 ears On *ale.
Deli for all Modsghee" and lam* mar-
ket still dell became %met outwit Ito *km
out Mot blew inr
I 412 dt50
ettre to al pound 110011 eatillirik Ott far to
geed Clamiles at SIMI MILS.
FEB. 5.
ANGLICAN DIFFERENCES.
The Trimble Illetwoeu the Iilselt and Low
4 horelsomese oft Oiler*.
OTTAWA, Feb. .% inertias is to he
held in St. George'. churell Why shortly w
dinettes metope difficulties Which are brew
mg loot weeei the high stool low 44*ort.1.01 t:1
44* %%torch England
11,- iliffeteuue has, artom through the
act too of it. Arvid/6May id I Ontario its
PraclIvallY mem:mite WYttliTe
t %glow. the cootil.;elioal oullege ..f 411.church. Ti,.. eherch promr feel that
a principle is at wake. The • irdiate
cause of the immured iuovement on the
part uf the low church tiyaipathiaer• ea
the *fusel of the rel. bishoo to :weep, M r.
of t ma 4 it.. 0 • 411iliolate 1,r hol)
order,'. apparently Ise illftied lie on .1 • ••••I
receiving las theelogual telmettiou
Wycliffe f'olisms.
Dec. .1. M. Snowden, pastor of St.
deurge's church, 114,1 considerable corm-
smusiletwe with the Archbishop concern-
ing Mr liiirson. Archh.shop oats
to &mem Mr. lithftoll firf 10117
orders .1 Ise took in ell her .frinity
or I. eneetvifie codegee. but *'?i 1.1 not
mood bins if betook his titeolognid collrfte
In Wycliffe coltwee. "Ile correspondence
In the care War. haid beifor.. 3 utiali coca
mit tee of churehineu fro.e tee dierrasi
city churches, and the result lets beeta the
movement for the organwation of a
churchmen's uttion In this diocese.
A circular mot out calling a meeting for
this purpose says '1. it fair or reaeon-
able to refuel, rectamitiou to a college
'4)10*' principles are identical with time
authoritaitirre standards 1.1 our church
whose position is 'similar to that of every
t•ollege in l'attatia who* position
hin beefy °Metal ly recog et Iseti by the church
a: large, and whore graduates are hot
refused *ambition to aity tarter diteese la
the Ihenniniont The church is calling out
for 1111, to enter the ministry why, then,
refuse the ministration. of Weil) young
men Ino offer thelnftrl cr. fur the work on
account of the college they atteutt More-
oier, the leity art. crillitig for evangelical
etergynten front ell par Canada_ ean
the bishops refit., to answer this constant
nopetil • They Call .o only by adopting
41 IKPliCy which 14 pehmited in can have but
wo. result. The people, already kw
411.1 to some ex,ent Alienated. will
leate the isureia to the bishop, awl .the
al. rgy.
LA GAISCOGNE IS SAFE.
The Arrival eine. Haat Which Catt•ed So
lam* Anxiety.
N'Y:tv YORK, Feli I'Le. - La il:Y4 tigne is
...de. The big Forneh liner, eiy.ht days
overdue, dropped anchor at Ow her just
bef..re midnight. al* well on boisrd, and a
sigii of relief goeft Ilp front twat continente.
The Willy waft duea broken p0101, rod
Vevoiv
Mir
atuthaldiet tetia
rff.g '.• bich 'e swept
the North -Atlantic ,. of!' the past werror
more 41141 brought 'downer- re, . ingiey a
eaunch craft. Capt. Ilmeedelon,aedi,the
officers and eretrosts labAblietikiii, dkEM- get
the "hip *WI e'`•,•s,,.getes t tireenlicthe, gales
eeme,.
duel made porrwitheet help.
La (*deem left llavre tot the Morning
of .1ftlillarylit. muter ounutiatikadvet-Fretich
naval officert'ept. artinititoti, aL.i with
30 pa...engem in the first cabin, 14 in the
setond and 11'. in the overage. If .he Wet
ton.l.• ler ordinary toneshe wotai.1 helve
reached New 1 ork A week ago Lea seit iir
day evening or ion Suuday at the latest,
lint on account of the prevailing 'dorm at
fte:1 ,the Waft not really expected until
Montlar. .
On Wednesday eonsiderabls ahem was
exprewel awl Agen't Femme who had be
fore that time iwid trust the stanneh moan
greyhound bad sitnply twert-.1..laye4 by
heel winds, will ewe part a h.r ma-
chinery might have giveaway.
METHODIST'S LOSE AGAIN.
- - -
IEleirani tied eiritome* designs for aim dose
sod ledeor Toilette. Ante n (rein tt merit
Models he 14444o...7. end CU 114-1*. arc en MI -
portent feature. These appear cvery we..h.
accoMPOli•rd 441 minnt• de .4., nti.ins and de
*I. 410.. Mier "'art. Letter. by li Aril a mixt: on
FolltraT. Iro • iwerkiy oviinee.ito of the letrot
01 3 lee toot cArriom In the mode Ureter the
heed of %ea 1 orb ira•blesi• MIMI directorate
, Nod full particular• are given as to shape,
fohrieft, el.:minima(1 e•ci otwee•ries of the cos-
' .,'l.. ('1 444111-41,4)014 women. (5.64r..'.rioilliteg receives practical atteotion• A
opetaightle reeterisailleroll iierptrotrel •n
. *Mem reader. th cut and tra.... tn. i• own
woillo* i he - umnom who 'Owl HA Itlict;'•
NAZAR i• -••••••1•4'44.4 for eweer 044-s.ion in
(453,C.r. ....44i -ty• . r MN. 114._4711174111,44.4./In i tV1 !
• '-
An A nterioattitteria'. 114.elee Wareurti'•
lannshairli. by Hi IteCCA 111.1141,444. l).45,. 4
Ortaimg ....% .1.4' Am...ewe .11e. tlirj I' r 1.‘44 . I
PIPai.71.'11410 ft.% i 01111;1 1,. he far •Luatth nth
weeny 're listo We Ye the year.
Illy Lett* 71fis01ls. ae thit•sssir else's.:
Jitter', ley If eattillta MA* ir•IMP. elithOr 4•I
*ten • 41 o;... • 3 I., 45.. /101!. ..,; , . .4,• . 4644
here se ...,,r.
reams • Med omelet 4 tea. T., .t.,...•1.0r.
Rei -i,* , lilt TATillt 14, .1 Mae rem... h.. • mime
ester. en • West We annotate In Mew Ye*
society.
Ammer. to terproposilreite. Questioner..
cetre tbe personal mitten. ,on of th, ...dim.., see
arr anewered at the wallow poesible time el
ter their receipt.
1 Harper's liagassins.
1N1896
The ilambilseesis. a ame end * Thew*
14•44111• lo leosa.leer New
hey. 11111. sad asetiauad 1s tentwhow. Mat
WIlasyse ellop ho eon% leverlie sewed HOP
114 wereliate it will ba resio4e4 te all entice
,aeg Serer «sad. tereense as •
ettester win., in ft-iles, 414 Tbr eimolototi•
ay be eau ...toed eltillee sem 1104 *5
-
'41444* i• 'net eddy\ hes souk*
trilby it,. wary of the le•r•
oft.: lo r lc, leatare will 40 .4, Pereeeel
of JOIN of 401. b 411. Moor
I ; ul. de routs. Her Palo ead ftocreamy.
der mtloch !rules the wow popular of hetag
A. ideas. 0. Writers will unseat the
too, of the SI 'it of tat Issas. la this Mowery
Newt 4 appear • yr lowly 'iustrated
paper oe (be 4 arsitnes. the
firm of a seri. • of Poutheru implore.
NMI Mire Attire le attracting sneer attention
law al *.7.I*-? tinseelnce 111 wee the test of
tuppea. The seat aulume of 111 RPER'S
34 At -A ZINK ts ill mutate four illustrated
• rt mitre CO Aim rt Moe anti three of hem will
depict h.. preeent life litere. JI it • • It..,,'H
wUI prepare for the AllAUAZINK's sere.* of
p.m.? I tut 1,pia1 phones of
Irbleieer 11.444. tied Illaitiwirs. 'Ovid.. he song
ewerS
s 'ere • ill bendi I he Jarman 3.0411
teethe Itro cdmoter• Of 4 Thwee-Tart hovel.
e thle. ter li. 414414 ti•ttiosi, iota,. the mow-
omt wore yet ottealloted toy th writer (*Om
plei• ehurt •.ortes by popail• • niers • 111 C•611
IlbUr to be • feature 04 14*,- M .Aii AZ1% 4.
*red for illustreted Pro•orvls*.
The Volusure of the Magiume bedul wit*
the Number.. ter Jame awl Inerembrr ad each
' W
'Xbegan weft Um Number rurrmat at the
hes spasm kr mestiosieddinnecripilloos
*401 01 receipt M` order. Chub resat. fur
Widow, toe cents me lo by !pelletal paid.
itemtitancee should be mod1 to l'usi odloe
Emmy Order o, 150141, 1..i avotd chauce of
Nr.ropapers are not to ropy Aga adrrrliar
n ew r•oloatl 14, exprra• order of Deeper &
Brother*
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
leer :
•
itARPRKSMAGAt.INK ,Per rear 4.
11.4R1wirs KKK/. I". •
HARPER'S NAZAR 4.•,
11.410RICS 1llr.V(1 PEOPLE..
Poollier Free to all sitharrihers re tat (.'solled
Mahe. god Mrxico.
Addreei: HARPER It EilltOTIMRS.
• P. 0.1110s Wit Y. Qty.
Easper's Bazar.
IN 1895
Aeotiter London Chars& Game 114 la
Amok..
LovisiN. tint F.-1). 14.-fince more the
Mettitabet denomination of this city ie
-.objected wa +evens lutes in t he dent nu -lion
by Ore ahollt t Wo o'clock this in.rt. ing of
t Olinda. street Methodist church. In
than an 1 after the alarm was
..;iven the church wee nothing but a ruin,
dextruction being aft Coln piety ite that
it. sister chureti tm ()open's avenue,
which wee destroyed ten days ago While
the firemen were dghting the flamers the
north Plod gable wall fell. and It ie aaton-
i•hing that a number of firemen were not
boned in the rulta•. 4,4 it 4.)..4, ehief Floe
and Fireinan McDonald and Hidille were
badly cut and 'shaken up. Ineendirisin is
strongly ftwoperted, although the Ore
stared itt rear of the church. neer the
(ornate. lase. 112S.00O; insuranee. elS,
000
suicide st Chatham. -
CHATHAM. Ont.. Feb ie.-- An unusually
sad death occurred litet evening et the
reoidence of Mr Walter Savage, Lorne
avenue, it being that a ma wife, who had
a very painful euil etidden end front
taking • dome of arsenic as it is suppeeed
For the last eight or ten years Mrs.
Seelig, halt been subject to 31. 01 melee -
and whole in this state she twice
attempted to tnke her life. Mee about
nine yeara ago 141.111 111411141 leftt 11111Mi11er.
She had been In a delicate stele 4,4 Milt
for etorat time aod yesteelsiy afternoon
unknown to her sieter mud have taken
some irrita•t poison when in one of her
ktve -sif melancholia. A physician was
railed and asked het to say whet die had
taken that he might be tbe hett•r able to
help her, but ehe refused to tell what it
Weft fthe had token She evidently was
determined that the poison should do ita
work, which it did too well, for Mr.,
Savage lieed only about au hour situ the
doctor saw her, and paned away in great
awn) at Keen o'clock. Sbe was 44 years
ot age
imy Tosolhfut
Nt ota rALL., Ont., Feb le, 31.,.
11.4,114. have been annoyed booty by petty
thievieg which they and the police believed
111.4 carried on by juveniles. The polkw
have arrested these boys. laugh Mclean.
I. Carter aml John Petrie. The first
tiamed was only year• old and the other
two 15 years old The grocery of beanie
Buckley had been broken into and some
tobacco and nut Pi *ken An ',Meer caught
the hoye named dividing their dealings in
a 4bnnty In the village Their duos has
Leen adjourned
Tatum Alla TrIghtfally Phersod.
TiLltrit% Ont , Yeti IS -A
shrieking accident occurred here yester
day. A piens chlkl of Mr Charles Grant,
of this village, fell on • hot were sad
when found by its mother eras partJy
Ita fare and side were frightfully
burned Slight hopee ere entertairsed for
ita recovery.
Leel liritli Att Oho Crew
HALIVAL reb. Ill !biggest** Mewl
Rice, built in Wel et Weymouth sad
owned In that •icinity, wea1 salient as al-
avalY lvilatted February kh at Isle Of
Man and became a total wreak, orew
fireweed. There wee 0,000 Igileggmee le
Halifax. Crew were Metal, MN fiesa
Seed ter Ille•ireiril Preopririeii.
The volt:ales of the-NAZAR begin with the
lbw Number for JIllnuar•of each year. Wheyi
50 144.1,' LS mentioned. subseripttons will begin
with the Number current et the lime of receipt
str.emblel°t:irditssc,h:r...tfvf...easitlinobsr:reerheanrhbyT°Imuatn".1. postimi-teseahlel ro
Rennttances mhould *4. 015.1*' by Poet oink,
Mossy Order or Draft, to avoid cbanee of kiss.
Newspapers are ea to copy I A is es., re-rf .0.4 .4,4140.! the express order of lista-an
BROTnitits.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Fee Tear
IT.IftPER's .d.41;.-tZtAlt. .......40
PFICSR 42'4 R •0
.44 RR/I:FEB*1(8S Ilfrt7CCK
rIA-OLPIRO. PI.1 tt
40
Postage Pnv 4011 iroborribero teethe Meet
4tafes, eatersia. and Ne.rd-ro.
Address HARPIR& BROTHERS.
P.O. 150*01. N. Y. City.
Harper's 'Weekly.
IN 1895
I1AItI'KRN WEEK IN' is • pictor:al history
of the times. It permeate every ilapoetaat
event promptly, accumeely and exhanet spry
is illestrati� and descelpt i e text of time bigh•
ea order
Tbe meaner in which. during 1104. it hate
treated the Chicago Railway %trite. and the
rhiao-Japaneee War. •orl the amount of
light it wart able to throw on Korea the instant
mutation eras di...mewl to that little known
reentry. are examples of it/salter/a houtplUsea
remourcies. JUU•11 Patric the dietiagnitibed
writer and correspoadent. has been Mat tO the
'41.4 0? war, and theme:geed hi C. 0. WELOws.
the well-known Anterwas artist. nos for
away years moistest tat Japes. ethe km been
.-neititerl to co-opers', with Mr, Rifts in
wadiag to HARPER''* WEEKLY evolesive
information and itieetra•ion.
During UM every vital losesellos will he
tiscomed with vigor and nohow pr.jud ice in
It P edl•ofillt eroleMile. and Moo in special art,.
baby the highest authorities in each depart •
meet. reunites 04*114' mem end women who
4re madder Meter,. earl powerful and caustic
cartoosa will reeflotie to be charm,
ethnic features. Tbls liamy 11 .144. with ite
krone and kindly cesuneat on t he ismer dotage
.4 the day. will remain a regular department
mons. Thenwill he two pc eerie. aerials.
headdemely Illustrated -The Red Corti -
Ede, • Minims rallieace of olden day, by
litrtirmar J. 14111f111•X Med a 110,41 of Neer
Toth. entitled The Imo 1111a Father. he
Ihumnew MATTIMW11-110T40111 161111401040a. Wed
saw short stories by popular writers,
Ilood toe ittestrased Prespertins.
-
The Tr/homes a the W SMELT begin *115 15.
first Number for Jammer of each year. Whew
.0 4101 reentkeiod, atiberriptleat will tools
will the Number current at the time of re.
eels of order.
Clete Oases for mob refiner.. enitable ter
biedlag. will be meet by matt Pate load. os ire-
oeigino/ 3145 each.
lifewityill384: or150(1. to avoid ethane* of
should he made by Post-cdfce
hm.
Newspapers are ssof to mpg this eutreettoo.
MOW WITAined the ...novas order of HARP= 414
thownimas.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Tose.
AA RPW 11XXKLY It4 440
NAAR If atAXAM A SO
HARP MAGAZINE.
‚50
HARP 8 rou.ro PAY)P1.1‘.. I On
free f• all motweethire fa the flatted
cod aMarko. lM10 • • 'emit * Ritarnista.
P. U. Iles ell, P. Y. Ott.
Theme deka Kam ma el
I_ tom he *tomb
Oesrge Moo, el Moshillareswes one&
eget He wee takes SI the Liessallase hen
=where be dad IS OM Usk al*, Inas
roolvellot ble spew The sal mew
reashol he eaell ham so die IWO el.leme
ono
The Signal
ease eise&inits spend atedgense ett tie
Joh prilsa• tsodesiel whieli ars weer.
passed weds the eines les the primp
eel proper eseeeties of all dames of
priedmg. A periled oil due ameowsee.
await may suggest soeseititas you may
te seed of, and sa each ans w. s14
111 yoar patresege ledisg eseddmit
that ow adorn to please will inset with
the approval of our patrons
*Rote i‘tcul.&.•
This useful sin is kept in the full
ratige of qualities same as letter
heads. While
'Memo .
are not so generally used, they till
an ituportant piece in commercial
correspondence. Bee what we've
got. uuder the above heads.
-Utter -1%4e.6.54*
In this line we have a very large
stock of tine writins papers suit
able for every clam( ot business
represented in this locality, cum
prising laid and noire, liner*,
quadrille and other paper.., ruled
or unrultsi, as mar he required.
VIA% i‘et.t.e.*
If the " pay-as-you-go " plan was
the onler of the day the demand
for account paper would not he
so greet; but there are some men
who get so many thinners that
they wonder if the etock will ever
run out. We don't uit.n.i it to,
and at present our stock is coin
plete in this line „wjti four ewe.
Good paper anti oat ruling.
tiltWAtMe.M.*
Both single and 1oib1. dollars
__and eenta columns. They moue
cheaper than hill 11+1*, and are
the proper thing to ntl after •
delinquent once a in nth. They
an- sure to fetch h4ini 'round -
sometime.
51.t',8O544
Now, it would be hanl to get
along without enve pest, »lid to
keep up with the demand for
U4 keep a la go ,it.. k on
hand. We,have w ahuut a
hundred thousan4 ti stock, and
he 400.0/1 will ran from Va.. to
tni2e.rttli!in:Ptist•ridi N. ittaal .C.‘: exclusive'. v.
bindle
coin
1/41. tiVtAsvee e ste‘'Y ImAntir
hes already leen
rented in wine of t
Tie re is, however,
of work under tit'
enumerate would
up the entin• a
this *d'. t, but we
SnateL
A ns:Auei•ovms
to an "At ilome'' or a wedding
require considers le taste an !Wee
tion sometimes, at we make it
an eaay matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and hest
samples to be ha1. Call and rm.
roc, aims
rtially enum
e heads above.
vaat amoun
head that to
or than take
e occupied by
o it all at Tea
of entertainmenta and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
Q;xreuXiars
We aim to excel in all the differ
tint kinds of work we turn out,
but especially in tide, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
Card.% cum& Tvektice.
This head covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
bosiness card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket
1' esters
Our facilities for turning out this
clams of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great bulk of it is
done by u& This line also in-
cludes
VtOtitLeg*
which our three fast -running job
presume are able to turn out in a
surprisingly short time.
ake 1&%.\\16
belong to the poster department
shot, and we make a specisilty of
them-promphnese being our alas
in this respect. A notice of tale
will appear in Tan 14114AL bee 01
charge whew bill. for mune see got
here.
l'akk Oi 00g.
in the typographies,' prindag liao
ma be dose ia this ostahlisiatant
in ea eepeditiege and intimate
meow etad
Ovot Vii•eva NI& SCAM&
%WM geet.SOIttAtke..
We *steed our theak• for pot kr
emsaere sod disk • esslinesiass of 50.
WILZ Si (Mart
esinauss. Use