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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-6-13, Page 44r. WE SIGNAL : GODERIOH, ONT. THURSDAY JUNE 13. 1895. flu ignxl, M rwatJO IVRRY THURSDAY MORNING ice D. 1...wfa•Mt. OSse et Pub=1 sad N. ii •a t.reu. Do/erlM Qatari& Terme eJ NbeerfpMema see mouth. to edema Three menthe. • 11 1 Ore year, '• I M tam u Leer label. Year label is • etaaditut meson el the date ee sleet, vee are paid up. flee that it t• not allowed Ie tail Lase mrraat. Wbee • eiames of address 1s desired, bath Ike old .ad theme address *heed M gives. m r, M M[ Mveegeene Swim ewes per Ise ea- m tberzr t la.ertlo.. N..sa'vdl b =cards of eta Ilan •ad ender. $e per rem, of Loh. Fouad. Strayed Blteedeas V.nt. eltu.o. tle Wanted and Ilalelnm. ( b.aoem Wanted .ot eeedtag I thlmwMp.:el1. i1 per month.xo 1en tl.Ie and Parma ea Bele. sot to eiamed 1 lifew, 11 for Mt montlt, Otte. per sah- e ogment month. Limier advt.. 1m proportion. Any spaced .Silo., the •f which le to 1romWe the sweaty hese&of .ap omit "dual et 00=1111011. to be eesddared u ad- vertisement emit shamed am.ae.tlaab- la mm1.uttmma oa...wsreil tees s.. oast per word, DeseenlessI IIS. leos.l iesMMss la owdfaasy reds g type twe ovate per weed. Ne rebs. ter Int than Kellam for churches sad other religiose* be.evole.t iaminuts.m halt rate. ♦reel •-T1e sMemaI ' nellveay. Subscriber who fall to receive Tun Bluest relralbrly, either by carrier or bymall. will seater • flavor by soquautlug us of the taco at e s early • dates' possible. Rejected manseortpt• menet be returned. ('orwpoade.oe mum be written ea one elds or piper only. r.Mtabeee Piedra J. C. Lm Teasel. of Ooderiob, hse been •p petaled Local Traveling Axed for the tows- ehlp of Godertoh. Colborne, Addled sad Wr w=. pomma.Mn over the dlatrlct are alio pioewend to receive •ubeorlptlon. t0 THIS meat . AA mmmuaientiens must be •ddreesed to D MoOILLIQVDDY, Tnll.t. Talepieme O•M 111, 4110DR1UCH. THII11sD&T, Ants 11. t#I. MONTHLY COLLECTIONS. Oe mod after July 1, all discounts due Tits SIc1AI. for oontsect .dvertisine .ad job work will be oolleoted monthly, and Sentra amounts will be pard is the e..w m•smor. The system which has hitherto been in yoga. has not glvea satisfaction to THE 1u:ru. or its customers, and 11 r believed the monthly oolleceisn mid payment splen will be more-tideelery till armed. CASUAI. AI►VI:RTISIN* AND JOB - WORK must be paid for when ordered, as ace broking will be allowed. The pay -ea - you go system is the only memo way eft dealing. D. M. C i LLiCI' DDY. SNAP SHOTS, The Federal superannuation sys- tem should be s.*sfa.nuelie , -It's worth tem defter* a (day and mileage to swelter in Ottawa weather like the. - The Toronto World thinks the National Policy requires remedies off. So dos any well regulated gevo. This; 6; the fire of the year when • weather bulletin anneunoemeot of local showers would bring toy to the heart of many an individual. Everything has been out of kink during the poet few menthe, and now 1t u beginning to look as if the dog days were coming • little .heed of their time. The l(oeederry Government is now worryiag along with . majority of six, which ought to put heart tato the gentle tree at Ottawa, whe bbv. • plurality of sixty at their back. The Toronto Telegram adlvo. ate. the use ot the cellar as . Summer reort,end commode that for practical purposes the cellar is far more comfortable and decidedly cheaper than many of the so-called resorts - '1'11e ri•xt meeting of the .•aunty oomodl will be held i. Mateo. The house of refuge in that burg is the muse of the at treotton. The marching tune front the North will be, " Over the Hills to the Poor home." The perni.nent military font/ of Canada ie to be reduced by 200. Thu will elect • saving of about $250,(]00 • year, and is • step in the right direction, but why n et lop off the entire alleged permanent force, root and March • The .liacu,aaion on the !ail question at Hamilton ilea reached such • pitch that some of the wranglers may find themselves me the inside hetnre they know where they are. 1n such an event the man with the in Ude iafornatw wouldn't be the hest off. The list of the Montreal and To- ronto Heard of Trade farmsm who pocketed movers" mailroom d dollars between them by the recent Mir in wheat mast he good rend nag for the •gncelterots who raised the wheat and didn't pocket anything bet pent - op lealiaga. WO have heard little or nothing of the eetee-ed member for West Hama o nce he resigned hie molted hat std spars Ceder the decommissions would it Sot be Int ea well that he cheek" nears her rag- time • He is getting ea salary and West Heron has en repraeem.•tive. There 11 • by law in this town ageism ewers of horses allowing animals to ran at large on the streets Duple this toot Beers of err man he .nen any day reaming armed the deems at their owe sweet will, to the risk et Mildew sad pedege i.ee of all .gen. Way dose to tom misread* ea time Ike by-law' The Amnia NOMAA Mil Arent imparatertmi"viell the amber bill. aid ase goat tib star sulk lt peen/ toselee& A. N @M.de led*, N in • disgrace to the Iowa to have sash ea eskeps sidewalk with. the oerperades limn., sad one el Lhasa days an aooidest try eoe.r by reams et the Sneeuve plane Nat try p -_"w- the taws tato Oases lar greater ties the uupairttt5 would sow - The tali semsu. of Chit/Igo pees the paept of that alta at aver 1, 600.000, seakrag its gnwtb the steel pe- semeaal in model or modern 1lma rieb, which wee established about the same item se Cei.ago, sad which borne of a oureener aowuw, •ad whack had as propi- tious • start, hoe may 4,000. (:bloats has ucre•sed is populauw by 1,300,000 mace 1872, when it woe p/s0N0•lly desolated by the terrible fee that swept over at. while (iodereob bas sot been wove w successful 1s onward growth from the date mwtio.ed to the present time. Will wmehody plisse ex phis why so great • discrspb.oy exists. Isn't it shout time we heart( of a polataor.) eartheseke et Ottawa' The loyal Opposition, some time ago, were brimful of hope diet, sada, the present leadership. then woad be so difficulty is dayisg the giant, Fled l.overameet, and pettier Hoswty in its place. Up to date there doesn't appear to be • sags dist pooh an event is likely to heppa.. sad even Big he Li.T►e, the genial .11a SETueau+u and the brawny Fru.ra, train down by the sounding ace, get on with their labors is the most oommeepl.ce way. and with the miry gait of • me working by the day. Tile New York Sun says the blacksmiths, horseshoers. h•rse esakers, and eackdriwees of Quebec ham mad. an energetic protest against the granting of • permit to build an electric street railway in the city, for the reason that it will interfere with their means of earning • living. We suppose It is bound to do that for • time while It well surely furnish other work to • tfoe.d inlay ot them. Above all, it will en- able the rest of the city to reduce their our - rent expenses, for horse travel .ie far mere costly than eleotrio travel. There is no use In trying to resist the introd.ctiee of the miters' esteemie% of power or the Mw i..M- veatioas in anSSb•eiCS. !Such attempts Sas n ever be ■uooasefel anywhere. The Toronto Star advocates that the beads during the Summer menthe should play popular urs, and net kip to what le generally called " high elms music." We most mode- that we .gree with The Star, and would prefer to hear " Annie Laurie," or even " Annie Roomy," ei The Maple leaf," •• Ihxie," " ltd Folks at Home," " Tommy Atkins," " Shoo Fly," •• Garry Owen," " Tommy, Make Way For Veer Uncle," sod scores of other airs that would muse our lips to pucker in the effort to join in the melody, rather than be wor- ried with selections from the toasters, and eom•ta. in R Flat, and other lovely things, • coording to the magical cranks, tb.t are too rich for our blood, and which keep us Art quiet in ecstatic raptore that oar Gagers get numb, our toot goes to sleep, sad we get tired is general. _ THIS SHOULD SETTLE IT. NOTWITHSTANDING the effort trade by The Mail end Empire and other Tory imamate to attach to the Liberals the stigma of electinv t'ncle noires Mc (aneri Y 1n Quebec, the action of theliading Conservative whip in introducing the die gracedmember to Mr. Speaker, and the suhenluent vote, to wniuh Mi (Meter stood by :he I:overnment, settled theeuetion be- yond • peradventure. But not only did the Conservatives en- deavor to l,andrmp the Liberals with Lite weivbt of M. %REP.! y, but they also claimed that R. K. Demers., who opposed Mr- Gerevv, was In accord with the Govern- ment, and would have supported the pre• Sot combination, it sleeted. The address Mined by bit. IIoegl.L, on his rotors from F.ngl•ad, goes tar to refute the view held by (eosetvativea After thenktog the Liberals tor their hearty and enthusiastic support, he gays, speaking of the t.overnment "1 am perfectly ..tutted that we had to fight not only mfr. Thomas McGreevy, but the whole strength of the I:overns.en( at Ottawa,and I do not attempt to express the contempt that i heel against mea who, with • full knowledge of the corruption that was rectified, and for which Mr. Thome. Mc- Greevy w.. condeeried, still voted for him. 4ome of these oocupy positions where they draw • 1:overnment salary sad pose as honest mea." THE JUDGESHIP $HIP OF HURON. 'TIF question of who will be the sew lade for Huron Comity is Ming agita- ted in the columns of our contemporaries. and last week The New -Ess, of (' 1010., quoted from the Tomato New. that M. C. l'•merwo, .f.l'., wee spoken of as • strong poesibility. The News- Reoord, this week, devote epos to • I••gty communication from • ('oservtivs soarer, reoommemding the claims of Mr. 1'•merge' to the position, and advancing strong arguments is fetor of the appointment of that ge.tl•m•s. The editor of The News -Rooted also gives hie options e» the subject r tol lows " A correspondent refers to the passible appointment of M.1' Camerae to the senior judgeship of Heron. That he would make • ecienp.test Jodie we have no doubt, hat as toe whether he hag boas offered or wield %Pent Liao peartio• we de ant know. We do .ot look .pen the jsdiri•ry es do our Anarimn Smudge. 1a Sir -lobs M•sderld', Una Reformism were •ppoi.ted to to beech bad • man's polities was next sod *hemi be no barrier, but we do net agree wash sit brit prr that each an appo.ist- ment would be owing to political •'hussy. nem • political stsndpei.$ The News -Ree mrd Weald sot favor sea ea eggelimemsst heat the argument .ddu1.d ver oores- peademt smelt eijbt be mid in favor CONTEMPORARY OPINION. TWO ivrwesa.Artva amoim. timeliest iim.er Tan Plow AI. is argils the 1 i.vsea-e.t to amebas Jsafer Jude. Doyle *s the easier peri meated by death of Jades feem. M If Obey Mak Ten 110eAl.•e advise More would be s patron - ego to diemesa. and 11.000 • year would be save& Two gaud Omearvmtivo re.em w *mese 10- Tae ttiaea COUNTY e.s . ft.' TIIf: A(DITOR GFNF.R al. aimai- flee g"s e ury Usk seam H4 H. Jaime Der le. Tosnav, Jane 11. The 'prism Muse of the Ormmity Cruet of Harm opened .4 1 r. as. today, Hie Heuer Jude Ih.yle preetdtyt. ()♦ the opwmg of the Court, J. T. (far- row, 4.1.C., asked ea in modiste boaring of Me Sir of Wilma ve Whitely, sad Hoe Homer •oeediaR, the ease was tried whitest • jury, sod being eadefemd.d, only the plinth gave evWesos. His !lease gave jadgse.t for the •meemt claimed, 1173.60, with oeMm- The jury Iii wee ton Salted, to follow !mg grand *moss •newerteg to tater lams : Joe. Bolter. Stephen. Wa Geddes, Morrie, Wm. (itotom, Harwich, W. A. Howell, (Whores. Thea Hannaford, Ce. - traits, Thee. Inose, Hewlck, Ch... Mem, W•w•oeek, Jaime Mc*tebel, Hulket, Peter Ritchie. O , to last a•ed gentle- man being elooted ferem•a et His Rome charged the grand jury. cos- gni/deuag Mesa en to lightens' et their duties, but mentassing the toot that it was in • sae.enre due to the trial of primer's without • jery by the oou.ty judos H.. - nue '.formed the .,embers that they would sot be Minmedi.tely dimnesed, .sad that it was their day to visit and inspect the jail, the grand jury retired •sad the awe o1 Smith vs. MaMicbwl was proceeded with. The ease of Smith vs. McMichael whisk wee tried today, lasted till 6:20 r.r , when at wee Set is the hinds of the jersey. ('oe.id.rsble interest tree m.aifest.d u this mace toward the end, the orese-esasato•Mise of witnesses o.uatmg the interest, At to oes O 00liou of the evidenes, J. T. ((arrow, 4.0, .ud J. M. Best the jury. .ad Mks Judge, Saving summed up, lett to case te the jam at 6:20 P. W. Atter a absence of ems hour, the jury re. termed and give • verdiot is favor of pi/. oar both avis tar 2232 00. Wsa.esnAv. .lose 12. His Heiser Judge Doyle took bin Sent on the Meech at 10. A. r., .ad after the petty roll had been called an adjournment wee made till noon. The court r. -opened at woos when Cha Smite, of ('laden, applied for rt.rabes- tiea papers, .ad all the smeeseary affidavits having been daly read, His Hoene grunted the pryer of the petition and direst ed the county .ttoreey to teem the need Paps.. The Grand Jury's prsee.tment was then reed by the county attorney ea follows : (:uonmea, June 12th, 1896. We, the grand jurors of our sovereign lady, the Queen, beg leave to report as fol- lows That .wordier to instructions free year Homme we exami.ed the jail and based seven pentium theta --Six males .ad sae fe- male, the latter being 80 yeses of .ge and committed r • vsgeamt, being totally en- able to earn a living tat boned. Of the melee, two w iesame ; they bare bees ex- amined .ad reported oo, and .re .waiting removal to the asylum ; two are seder epo- mime fee larem.y, one under matinee for indecent •.malt and one waiting trial for the last named efenos. We found the rooms clean .end in geed order. W. were plowed to learn that • .ors comfortable .ad suitable pi... than •jai) is being built for to reception et the poor and helpless. All of which is reepootfally submitted. PETxmi Rr 'HIE, foreman. His Honor then dieoharged Um jury by congratulating them Me **1111616665 oi the dubs they hod W M rli.fga 1)r. Cr., i• sew able 1e+ eke moderate driving exercise. Mr and Mrs. J. T. Darrow returned Saturday from . visit to Seaforth. 1'ouooillor J. W. Smith returoed from hie trip to the motherl.ad on Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Whitey returned from their honeymoon trip Monday even• leg. Rev. Joseph Edge returned Monday from Strstbroy, laving attended the Methodist oomfere.os. Oreo. Acheson returned home on alondey from the annual conference of Aletbodiets held in Strutaroy t.. M F'lliott, the Victoria Street dele- gate to the Methodist conference* at s:r.th- roy, returned home o. Monday. Mies Fannie Forbes,• one-time r...•lmt of 1;.iderich, has .nooeesfally p.seed • ne 2ed year exam. of Toronto (University. Miss ('ombss, of Clinton, who was once • etadeat at our Collegiate. has passed the 3rd year marmot Toronto University. Mr. and Jin. Coleman and infant, of Sea - forth. arrived Monday morning and .re at the American Coesulate. it is under stood that the family will reside in town for the Summer. The •oh000er '.phie, trom John Island with lumber for Joseph Williams, reached her dock Sunday cassias. The steam harp ('hick•luna was in harbor and loaded considerable freight for Salt Ste. Marie and the North shore. The stege fouristico for the market scales is ready and the .Iterattoae to the building are completed, so that all that is now needed is the firing of the weighing machine. The Seedier School pupils (senior class) of St. Georgi o met at 930 a. e , yesterday, and the services will be held at the Mme hoer each Sunday during the Summer, to give the pupils rest durier the hottest portion of the day. The G. T. R Compute has completed the repairs to the harbor dock, mind the per- tem ertion repaired is • credit to ted company, it hetng suh.tentielly done. The Beier of stabbing pmts .ley the repaired points0 ls an smallest impoveemet list., : WW1 !het shipped three our leads of liege to Quebec on Sitorday la.t. i'e.ter F, J. Oke, of Toros o, an old gxeter boy, wee married last week to • Toronto lady. (liatoe F. A. Scott has lostp• ••d hie Primary Exam, at the Ontario (ollego of Physicalist. and Burgeon. Exeter • W. H. P. Hooper, ed Khivw, Stephen township, was married on the 21m .1t , to Maes Maria 1; 1'mdler, of the same township. Mr. Hooper is • moa of .10lia Hee,.,, tows Wieigb.sa : A yeast man was before ties Mayor, ss Wednesday. for .eealtisg magi the latest/ma Arm •Hisses. at the hernias. on Randal" night Mt. A Ilse et 51 sed este area isapsd .e.tortk : Oa Wed..sdy'maim .1 last w eek, • number of the friends of Um Morin Lowrie sash, and presented her with • droning mss end • eenple of inestestl.g bests as • memento from Ler friends ea this ride of sh. elver W taegham • O. Thurady aft raves of last weak, wills bnue.mlo..iag, Mrs Wady tell .a sesn. Imes en widish she me seW- 1e& bemiring her thigh hems At her res, it is eery Mobile! if aim will ..or Masevae. Tu. Mews has mesad • norm ter her. bat the pivel ism .Nendir her .1Ye Met Me by lobos le the beepiML as eie seek A Thorn In the Side of the Gov- t•rnmient. WOULD AIIOLI$N THE OFFICE Mr ■Reber( Ta••er abeam Bet leaedee- 1.11 Ire amine mast me Move M- etros mels lie.ere•MJ la IM Sae Casal e•e.tr•seees u IM t'ernaery • gapes.* Ottawa, Jur 12. -lo the 'fours yes- terday, erterdaJ esu mambos to go Tutu supply. Mr. Bills brourtht up the matter .d the is -Utica pre.rute•d by for Auditor-lir•u- -•rel. who twist -idle felt that lee was deeded the treatment necessary to the discharge of the duties il.pwed Moen him by Parliament. 11is repreerutatitws to the S overtiwrut n• to the urgauiw- titwt of his office had breu di.rrgrrded. The Auditor -Neutral claims that hit .elite• is iorlfkirutly equilged, that be i• rut down is 5ie estimate. and duly showed our first -chute tier's. when- there .hmul.1 b.• four. Hr asked for • special committee to consider the (acts mud re- port. Mr. Milts declared that the Gov ernmrnt had placed the 'stamp of their diel.( •a•ure ml the Audit Department. The clerks iu the uudit branch averaged mule $1070. while iu the flui..rr. justir. stmt other drlrr:ru •uta it watt $1670. Mr. Foster charged Mr. Mills with at- tempting to make tarty capital nut of this matter. Fur himself. be An/ to sympathy witb the •feta of (be Auilitor.(ieneral. and nuclease against him of unfair treatment of the audit branch cou.d he established. Mr. Forte, eutrreJ into a long argumeut awl use.( many illustrations 1.. show that for audit office had not beau unfairly treated as. compared a ith ether .lepertturut■ The rrarou the salaries it. the Finarte, Department erre on the ge hi_her era. brcausw it was au older department Mr. Foster resented the course taken by the Auditor-(lene•ral in appealing to Pnr• liamrnt. He •bould have dieemeril it with the Government. He did write to the Fivauce Minister. but the Fivaree Miuistrr did not fuel time to briug it brlorr the t'ouucll. Mr. Furter criticised the habit u1 the Auditor-Geterat in publishing athe de- tails of payments and the display .f nit items o1 expenditure. 1t was more that: an audit. The details of 1 corals" t. Tom. Dick r..Meu'd not be paraded. 'rite committee asked for could not be gran Dir Richard Cart -right thought that the Auditor -General nal offer a eras that he had given ,y to Parliameut and the country petttitulars of expendi- tures which t Governmeut led rather kept coucea;r.l. The display of esieuliture in the Atditur•Gru'r.e1• report acted s a curb on tbr extrava- gau•r of the (Suve•rutneut. it was n• doubt unpleaamut kir the Government 1 • have for Auditor -General extend all the poy'rneuts for public perusal. Sir l'. IDiblert Tupper asked who had charged the Auditor -General with the sufer.isi.a of public •flair.. The tnx- payen had wait. They looked to the exe- cutive. How was it that it had been left t tithe hpps.tieu to diameter the nuttily ..•arida(s nll.•ged, noteitbptnudiIlJ tb•- •fturts mf the Auditor -(/ins -rat "to icy itlt.. the *l.el.erts•tuts 7" file Monster of Ju.ticr .poke earwly .4 the duties "arrogated to hime"lf" by t►. Auditor-GPw'ral. He termed that officer a Senor aid a bold critic of the (n,1e•rumeut and ally of the ilpls^r►tsnu. through all his long •perch, bowe•vrr,the• Miuistrr of Justice ».•ver tiller cited a siui:le instant wb••rr tit.. Auditor -G. -tic's! overstepped his lint of duty. Ile routeud- rd Hint the Auditor-lieu.•rsl wan tryout ;ar to.0 noieh au due stuff they could give him would satiety hi, lodgings. tir•os'ing axe rmer the Minister stylet the .11elitre- .;rnenel's a ••ti"u ;newel ••ut and Mir..o.ti- tutinnal. Mr paw., who tell"wed, rebuked the Miiii•ter .1 Justice ter hie unmeanored above of an independent officer whore wrvieen were of the greatest value to Parliament nest the country. i1 the ex- penditure. were right the Government need not be ..'raid of the Auditor -General. Mr. Davie., in an effective ye.ch.. defend- er the auditor, eh° was Attacked now whet, he could not defend him•.IL but who was never attacked by Sir Ifibbert Tup- per in the . ommittre ou Public Accounts, e hen he could explain tied defend him.elf. Mr. Dickey, the new Minister of Militia. emotin o it the propriety mf the .Auditor - General prtitieni.g Parllament, and pooh - welted the a hole off/sir. though he Admit• ted that the principle involved was imle.rt- i.nt. Yr. Dither renlised the iminrtnnre of a charge by the auditor that a corrupt exerntive was crippling hie staff. toga to try Anel prevent ..n efficieirt Audit of the pnblir erronut• and invr.tigetion into the expenditure iie did not flank an Auditte•0en.ral Pweutinl to 11 cheek an axle tore. Mr. Laurier deprecated the .pirit in which the Government had .ppr••nehed thin gte.tioo. He denied the preptwition that the auditor 'sherds' he held to he merely an officer of the Government. Hr was en io.kprndent officer. responsible to Po prat Bement and to no en. els... and rrmovehle only by two -thiels mf Par- liament. There was no Minister reopen. eihle to the Hone for the auditor. Hr was responsible to Parliament olein.. Mr .Lanrier charged !hot Mr. Dickey let the eat oat of the beg when he cx- preneel the °einem that they could do without nu auditor. net fon•ab•.d.wrd nn aMditiun of the office. TA- point at is•ne paw was a* to the .'flirter"y- nl the auditor's et.1. and a remwst for an investigation of thin print was so reasonable that it should be granted. Mr. McMullen read from Blnnanre) the opinion r xprr.APd by stir ('hones Tapper when Finance Minister in 1RAS. that the Anditor-General was an officer of Par- liament and a moot rpaAineteking oflieer. That opinion Mr. IdeMtilkn put in AP • complete .newer to Rir Ilibbprt Top - 'era tirade ag.inet the auditor. and wee received by the Opprrition with laughter end ebeers. The matter was then mellowed to drop reel the Honor spent the remainder of the sitting f• Pimply. P1'Ri-f(' AITA3INTIt ('IIMMiTTEE. WT. Dr. Manly Branae appeared b- low the NNW Aeenwutn Committee to- day to .tate what be dM for the 51110 which tb. Auditor -General•• report shove he received from the Government. Dr. Visa... .arida... Mowed that be hid delivered tea lectures in England Aad `rotl.ad nen remade aid ('eeadiane. for mesh rd width be had 'weeved weeethieg ever $100. IN bosom bis lecture aeries 'Is Glaegnw after having preached twice there. His torture auditor. a*in5.red ^brat 400. Ther.after M preached end Ierteyrd et tdlah.rgh, Liverpnei. Ptm- IMriaad, Neweastlaq-Tgse, i.oedon, Rill -. .toe And ererastba . look 115. Dr. lesson ler tired me the vocal omits home, as he said. to take It•lust for throe am hoard. Re spoke II untie alt rther daring hie two .poria' a► apse*. lostitl/es wptsme ass b.tt:a tn. ttred..a CHUMPS tent 0-• I.ea •r•^T 5300 or PUO ul hie own moor) 5• rdds- liou to what he had received from to (iurrntmeat. Tbe amiss/ M actually merited was $WN, the retNiadrr bevieg 5.'.'p-st by the Usmerum. at is pea ileitis .la tea peerage. He maid that the nr- rangeaiert which resulted is hie ein- pki mete to promote Immigratiuu east the result of • osavrrsatioe he bad had with Stir Mark.sis BuwrLl. The evidence Wore the committer d.- ve4,ped *•me very I.tereetieg fart. ,u :unurethra with to ormetrer1oe el the *Sim" Camel. la creme -ear mtri•g rte- puty-Minister Ikbref►er, (ileo. of 1.iu- a.lu drew Irian him an admimia. (hot while u.drr the origis.I cataract the rate te be paid for eieavatiuu fur lu k - pit wee '16 crab per cubic )mrd, , pri- vate arreug•-lae'rtt had •ubsrqueutiy been sande with file eoutralct'r by w hal. he w ee laid lip cents per cobse yard. it be- ing held (hat he as. reeeiviug tie. Mille for the wurk. A .limier peltate rrretieetu i,t !tam pl- ea. Welk* .il5 regard to r+► esenyatien„ a kirk w'as hearts ed frig. tit• cawtrset price, 116 cruts, G. $1.40 per cubic yard. Another evideure .d the Gave cute ge•srroity AAs found in the Peter (.rid for uuwatering fur which, under the ori- ginal contract, they were to receive $:;a0, - M00, which was lo-rea.rd U. 146,000 w lieu they decided to arrester the Ieugtb of the l's k from e00 to (160 ;.-rt, w itb • e leltb of 86 trot. It haeing here finally decided to increase the le.gth vl the lads t(IOn feet with a width of only IN) feet. the Uoverstuent added •rsuther 516151.1, weh- i iu .11 270.000 the cuntrac4.re re- ceived for the wort of uuwateriug. F:n- giueers who will take the trouble to figure out the arca soured by the ungu- al evutraet and the arra .d the leek ea completed will appre. iatr the once little mass Lie eroatras..rrs mads is the item o1 uuwaterirag ..our ey Weir phialar rartgrtuent with the lw.rrnm.-ul. It a.su tune out In the Deputy Mode - ter'. widener that by the prlrat.• ar- rangrueut bet is mu rout rector sad Goverumeut the price alk,nel for ',a- erate work was incremed from $7. the roatract price, go fle.30 per yard. It t. as further brought out that the price d Wrought Inn, which under contract wee to be furnished at ec per pound, the ti.•r- ernmeut added $40 per ton in their go -s- erous momenta. Faa1141t 11114 044 40* fam5Al1 Teems of car Sew li.a..-Raadem SUS. ace es M made 14615 Te -my. Paris, June 11. -The Republica' newP- pepere are highly satisfied with the speech delivered by Miaotrr Ha.rd•Q is the Chamber ..1 Deputies yesterday, but the Radical and Socialist piens ace . aanimoos in denim/rine the tioters- ment's action in mending French warship to Kiel, characterising it as wholly e.- jsetifiable. It has been Is•rerd co trusted authori- ty that the terms of the Freoeb-Rmsi•n alliance referred to yesterday for the first time officially $, tin epsrc► d the Foreign Secretary before the Chaste ber will be made public after the Kiel festivities. The (mar, in tact. (Mel. red that if France would geed n fleet to the opening ul the Baltic ('anel he would consent that the terms of the •Ilianee should be made public. WUI t1.Imta4. 1M Telple alleasrr. Vienna, Just 12.-4'otmt Oolnrboest3, the surerssor to Count K.Inol , am .Aus- trian Minister of Forrige Affaire. de- clared before the Hungarian Delegation to -day that there would be uo ehamgr in the system hitherto pursued. Metria, he said, would firmly 'minutia her sali- ence with Germany ae1 Italy. as well as her friendship with all the powers. The principal aim would be to develop the country's eummereial policy and re- lations in the far east. The committee accepted the Ministry budget witW.ut de - ler. Jobs fasaey Wawa Belleville, Oat., June. 12. -Mr. Jake thakry the COON. rvatiPP candidate for the Commons Our North Hustings. waa %est night 'stricken with apoplexy at his pep in Medoc Township, and died. Wren..., alrsweed. Ri.eraid., Cal., Jam 12. -Pre .Daniel Kirkwood. LL.D., late prefed.or of matb.m.tiea to Indian. State 1'uivrr sity, died ni 1:averslde to -day, aged eL He wee a well-lemura net ronome r. WHY IS IT. Why is it - That the most worthless manuscripts are always returned with regret' That a permanent • thing as • "wall- flower" is always looklns for support' That • doctor airy he • very clever "duct,- and yet be nothing of • ".luack'e' net the advanced woman can keep up with them time* and not be "fast'." -'1'1055. That the right woman. •a well as many women who write do not favor'•won.ra.'s rights •" That • man's !rands know ot hi* engage most hef.re he and the young lady most Utmost/id are aware of it' Clinton : Cormier Beare bretlg►t let. That the clock invariably strikes the town r..watly s very large Isom, esptered half hour when yon awoke at nicht and s him brothers peed sear Monebeelsr ; 11 wish to knew what. time it is ie • beauty. sod he will haus It Mast ANTI LORDS MOTION To Bo Brought Up In the Im- perial House ACE LIMiT IM FUTONS 9 IMM(.a telfunb1 alas ret Appmed M fly 1116.601 .N adW gibe CraA•re' Mo. ptmae•-Tarim" Aadwer gen Caw stewed. and r is.o. 6561 .bturd. London, June 12.-1n the House of Commons the Trade Committee hat leg the Factory Bill under consideration reported In favor of substituting 14 years for 14 es the age 11mit for ew.- pk.ym••nl in factories, the L.beral amid Conservative members of the commit t.e pressing Hume Ste -rotary Asquith no cement to the chastise. Mr. Asqut'S eseented to the p opo.al. and It was wattled In a ommltteere by a *cite of N to 11. The Radical members of the committee protested against the eh it nip.. Air Edward Grey. Parliamentary Sea rrtary to the Foreign Office, Pall the text of the Porte's reply to the proposal of Franc.-• Enghind and Russia regard - Ing reforms to Armenia had temen r.-- ceivrd only within the last few days, and that until the three powers had had time to c•.nsider the reply an.l d. 11• what action should be taken up.n It no statement would be made In reply to • queetton by Thomas Gibson Bowles. Tory, rrgard.ng the Rus.o-lerench financing of the l'hh.ese loan of $14,400,000, 1(tr Edward .old the Government would make no statement to regard to the matter. Answering a queatbn by Williar. Blrkmyre, Liberal. Rtr J. T. Hibbard, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, said the Government of British Colum- bia had not asked the Treasury r..v any part of the 1150,000 which he had been authorised to advance to them top the porpoise of paying the sxpeneea .Q the transfer of Crofter families from Scotland to British Columbia. Mr. Balfour asked 11 the tbvernmeat would confirm the reports that they in- tended to attain claim the time of the House, as they had done after the Whit- suntide r, -cess In I614. Sir William Har. amt. Chancellor of the Exchequer. acid he would take tide opportunity to inform the Opposition that the Government certainly did Intend to r•Ulm the time of the House. as indicated by the Mader of the a'nn- oprvatives. T. R. Bowles.: "foes the Government propose at this ,.salon to submit to the Hods a re•ofutt•n relative to t1• ta•a- tus of the House .d Lords Sir Wiliam gar- ceirt "Ter, sir." (Liberal and fta.11.-ath, ,•hr'r. wen IN•b *..taws/ aeerrlary. Londoiy June '2. - Prof. (knish t tt of Magee College. Beira -t, hat b • n up pointed assistant 1 oder get retery for Ireland, vice Sir William R. R Kaye. resigned. m.Mhh t aM..s lt'e.aett. London. June i2 The entire .'at..n--t was present at the Council at 11 o c:o.:k to -day. Lord It..+••bery uerewlded. Home Sec- retary As.iuirll lett the Council at neon, but the tithe, m.-mt ers continued .o merlon. Canon Ni, -ell paid a volt to Lord Rosebery to Interview the Premier In regard to the situation in Armenia. The Canon 11. an ar•irnt advocate of British intervention In behalf of Armenia. *50.5 % Tmeerw FOR 1gC911A. IMO Nes ord.r.A per mobme s. atm F►N/kv. OdemA. June i2. -Own thousand tr. ale ha v.• br.•u runveyed to Saloum to strength,'., re.- Itw••iaa force of the frontier f teiug .lrm.-uia. Loudon. June 11.-Tbe ("Sronirlr pub- li•hee a sit -speech irim Moscow, .tatting that ted• twentieth division of the Cau- casian ariay bag been ordered to Kare • ed nth•, frostier stations'. This move - meat ons cawed sata•h sarprix. It le conier-ter it bus .e.m,• connection with the AT - nn gnrmtiou Albas eas..M'. 4.444.r4 Me - London. Jame I 2. -The Standard pu► babes .t dr.patrh from He Rerun corm - e rr -indent saying it is feared that it the Tartish Governm.•ut will not agree to the de•ulnnde Of the powers in regard is the .eoired refnrtnm in Armenia. Russia will march her frontier troops into Ar - Melee eetabla.b a Christian governor is l5' crnuutn mud harem & policy $fmilar to that followed in the Balkan. The Importance - - - - - of Tailoring. That to which mankind given the moot thought must be that which is of the greatest interest, and the subject it thus distinguishes must be of paramount importance. What this subject is no one can doubt who is familiar with the social conditions of civilization, for everywhere that men are civilized the thought they give to clothes undoubtedly exceeds in intensity that which they give to any other subject. Man thinks of his Clothes at all times except when bathing or asleep, for they are always necessary to his comfort, conven- ience and presentability. In the morning they tismand his careful at- tention , if they are too warm or not warm enough at any time he can- not forget them ; if they are comfortable he thinks of them with plea- ure, hut if they are not he execrates them . if they improve his ap- pearance he admires them, but if they are unbecoming to him, and he knows it, he detests them. They concern him always. To order them is a serious bnsinees, but as to where to order them there need be no doubt, as PRIDHAM, THE TILOR, in np-to-date in hes business and guarantees satiefaMaon in every par- P. J.