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THE SIGNAL: GODICRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1898.
gettiai,
with galley baby oe • milky stome!t:i
isn't pleasant. Either can be • ►
by keeping a bottle of Perry Davie'
PAIN Kit,tga on the medicine shell. It
is invaluable in sudden attacks of Cramps,
Cholera Morbus. Dysentery and I)i•rriora.
ust as valuable for an external ins.
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immesh.
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SODI RICH. THURSDAY. Jura t1. hf♦•s.
Bishop Gravel's Startling Let-
ter Re the Judgment
010 THE MICS INTENFEIE ?
the areae• groomed sorb 1.t .61.16.
x16/ KAI*. Metweihv Sallee. the
(1aurellor. ele..ara. •.YMe
she J.dgneas reeler. warn T.
Vie tae 4 a.r
Ottawa, Juue 20 -The publication d
Um circular of Bishop Brevet ul Ifeolet
leu ep.ted a petwatiuu at the Genial.
Tbr document embraces a report whisk
Bishop Gravel wrote l...t Decreer
the Mauitob.whim! gre.trou and the
ply recently received ..l Gleamed
-Wreak., Prefect ul tbe Pr
Ribble, Gravel iu bis report awes that
the Judicial Committee .A the imperial
Privy Couucal, %hich rt lite tone he
a ode had rendered only iia lir.( Judge
meut, declaring the Hamblin' wi.ad law
consLtutu.mal, Med acted .0 lad faith
and had given a jadgmeet bared on a
false resister The ili.bop Sirolet also
pears [sobs Rolu a able man a by
turcesefully champiooediths cats' .4 the
•Wp•e••ed Heti* iu 1tt70 until ArcWoietrop
Tache pncilird them.' Mgr. Gravel made
his report in consequence 01 a rrqueat
SNAP SHOTS.
r- 7 ___-
the-N.
-
theN. P. tettponsible for the
drop from • dollar to ninety conte • bushel
in wheat, sad why did it let the price
drop ' Thio le for tic Hagulto. Spectator.
The way ,tmne of the Toronto
newspaper' worked to ret Mayor Kneeist v
elected in Toronto, and the way they w
now working to make life unendurable for
his worship is something peculiar. to say
the least.
for it frost Cardinal Ledocbowaki, when
the Bishop waa vittitiug Ib.me last year.
At the eke& of the report the '..bop
uuekra two suggestions se L. the manlwr
in which the Sacred Oragreg.tw n .1 ale
Propaganda could intervene to sa-
dist the Comedies bialarpr is
nreistirig the Iegi•latwo. cd
Manitoba. They ere: "It might, per-
haps, through tbe isterveotina d His
Eminence Cardinal Vaughan. represent.
'moag other thiugs to toe ...loath' Min-
ister in Lola. that his predecessor,
lord Carrutrvth., had given to his uw•n
name. and in the name of Her Majesty the
Queen. the assurance to the Catholics of
Manitoba that (bey would have their
Separate schools. that coneegoeutly tis
Crown is Mood in honor to lullil tbine
n:emn pn.misee. if it does not wish to
alieuate the heart d the Catholics of
Cooed*. An iutimatiou of this stature
might have n good attest in r.fereue•
to the judgment which the Privy Coun-
cil will render within a kw months unc0
the qmot uw whirl. the ('anadinn Gov -
enum•nt has ■Abnitte•d to et. At the
came time this Sacred toogregatioo
might address to all the bishops of Can-
ada. cougratulatione upon the art so
noble and truly a .i.pal, which they
have accomplished (trrny their petition to
the Government in favor of the persecut-
ed Catholics of Manitoba. and expense the
h..1w that they will enntinue by common
action to demand the equitable settle-
ment of this questwoe."
Here is whet hater Cooper Amid
of • newspaper "In all towns where •
newspaper is published every man should
advertise io it, if nothing more than hu card,
stating his name and the busmen he is en-
gaged in. It does not only pay tbe adver-
tnser, but lets people at • distance know
that the town in which you reside is • pros-
perous community of bneenees men. As the
seed to sown so the seed recompenses.
Never pull down your sign while you expect
to do business." -- -
- At the Hamilton Methodist Con -
hoopoe reosotly held, several member were
charged by the book steward with being
be- Privy Council a+serung trait the MISSING FOR MONTIIS
-Kooning of that judgment oas ro lame
bat It 1s impossible t0 bell- . e that man
such Intellectual strength as the
ioblr
Lot dr ar c a d have approach -
it le good faith.
Now. for my part, I have always
bought. and I frequently eapreased
nyeelf to that effect. that the Pidgins/el
,n the Wt case. In which It was held
•hat the circumstances that bad o -
curred whlcb gave jurlsdictloa to (he
i1ovcrnor-GGeneril-In-Cuuncll and eu-
tertalned the complaint of the lionise
Catholic minority. was technically and
strictly correct, but at the same tem • It
is a very striking Utica W find that at
this time In our history the Church of
Roane baa 001 tOrgQateI6 1t,. sndent mo-
tives and meaner of latrigae, and that
the liberties of the people of Canada
are ••ndangcrrd on seo1•urat of prt.stly
Interfrren. e, which In all the ages oe
the world has been a menace to human
Itbert y.
le M not probates to be wondered at
that Monseigneur (It avers statements
of tact wraten as they weir without
un opportunity of .onsultlag doe ,-
menu, are somewhat leaf -curate. Tile
most Important misstatement is con
talo• d la the allegation that the Mani-
toba r••b.•I1 before they laid down their
arms had asked for the est.11lshmrnt
of Separate Schools. •• In hectic• .0d
•,ntario, and that the , :o: • rnor Genet it
and the Government of ('ana•l.6 ;tad a.
.ed.d to this and promisee that a
Haus. Moul•1 br piaewl 1q the cunett
tutlon it I• now ab+ulu sly ler the'
no such appli alien wits ever made by
Kiel or the reprrwnutives of the peo-
ple who formes the Provisional A•rem-
ly at the time of the negotiations be-
tw•.en the Red R1.er eettlrm ant and the
Dom:n:on. ai,d cone. quern ly it c •u'd
not have b assenl•d to by the Go. -
erttment of t'anada or by O. Queen. al-
though It s stats.( by the 1.lahop that
Lord Carnarvon tab graphed to gran:
the demand. On the contrary. 11 ap-
pears that the pretended bill of rights
n which the demand that Separate
. ho ds be established apt ears, is a Ile-
nU,nis do.-ument got up by the same
wily influences that are now ..eking by
underhand and Illegitlma:r means to
ha.•' the people of Manitoba deprived
of their Jost r ghts.
Th.• 11.,,.. held an
Were these two suggestions acted npon
hy the Sacred t'ougregathas
'.
That the second ..t.' was Accepted is
'bowel by the circular itself. and it would
be fair to resume. judging by the event,
that the lint was also accepted.
With the French Co*"ervntive members
Molding secret catteueee. threatening to
holt if the Itemedinl Order is not imple-
mented by leaa,Iatioo this session. the
situation is such as to pruloaudly alarm
the Gewerument. A crisis is inevitable.
Aad the position .4 attain is Dot improved
by the di,rl,.ure of the statement" of
Mgr. Gravel and the reply ..1 Cardinal
ledrcbewiki. Onvernment i•
teamed on the honee, s1 two dilemma& for
whichever way it morrow it will eneownter
treble with its supporters. Allaire
poor pry. and it was rimmed that one .m took on nn ugly aspect yesterday. as
particular was some $300 in on books end the tin.• for the divi"iou on the Curran
the same amount short on paymesta. Tho bridge stein
s aupprbce ed ihsendt,f trbta.•t 1 nrin n its,ut
book steward should maks them clerical Inm es/u.•gbnecvthat bn.aght it glmIerona
nt-
•towp•yu • present of the Old Testament.. ler the vole. Rut one Government su
and the Conferee,* should adjudge them to porter from that province voted adversely
read Lite Ten t ewmandmr.ta every day for
at least owe mouth. -Thou shalt not
steal,"' and "Thou shalt not covet,' era
very plainly set forth in thatlume.
Hunker's Hill day was celebrated
at Roston %lrmday last Bunker's Hill day
is • sort of safety valve to let people in ed ments contained in it are certainly of
around Boston 1st ref patriotic gas. W. 1h. m, at .t:,rtllrg charm -ter. It le al-
ba,. •similar ooesswa sack year in ('.sada leged that the Prefect of the Propagan-
called Lo.dy's lame day, which is annually da of Rome, through the Instrumental-
ity of Cardinal Vaughan. Interfered to
commemorated in the Nieearw district te influence the Pricy Council, and It is
give potnote0 month artiste like (;anima more than Insinuated that It WY
Taverns T)atieme an opportunity to oak. throueh Cardinal ta..ghen's good oM-
dnwn an old rusty !sabre, swear veneeaaw Me that thea judgment pronounced by
against the people over the way and repeat the Judicial .'committee nn the appeal
l r m the Supreme Cenrt wpi favorable
the sweat refrain : to the elaarne of the ,'A. hu
It is not all of life to live I It 1. impnomlhl.• t.. •
Or •11 of death to die, io.rds waw .at upon f
ad then go home, hang up the sword. rad Ie allowed their minds to be influenced
draw }4,000 a year nut of his bleeding Tenn by the Insidious insl,uattons of CarJIn-
try, with an ,as.istant to de the large part al Vaughan, based. as they appear t0
et the treat for which h. is paid. hav,• been, upon a tissue n: mttreprr-
sentatione At the same time It Is well
known that the Judicial Committee 1.
'Why have you got such • liar. neck, In .ome respects a political body. ■nd
mommis'' that the Lord Chancellor. who preside.!
'I'm going to a demo. darling tine has on the occasion. Is a member of the
to dem like this for a dent..' Ro.••bery Government. and one can
'Ito the ladies Amos in one room and the hardly fall to Roller b) the remarks
g•.tlem.n to another •' tsorge de blearier which the Lord Chancellor made
is Leedom Pooch. I throughout the argument ,and some of
tb,• ol.servatioI.t whl b occu•red in the
The percuss' etas Rambler -(Mr nsda- I Midgment. that he was Influenced by
mit" tan received a tail from sensewhera; considerations which did not appear
she at more messy, and 1 eladM4tebd he az part of the . as.. which was submit -
hew harm home two days ;.rayls( Ise geld ted to the Sup:. -w. Court, and that
&nos. I the threat that the Cathodes of Mani-
('estlesea-WMl dein W wife *Usk tote'. meaning. I presume. the French
abseil -2W _--_ commies. who mould be .Len tt d eros)
she's padiks their all.gian. a to Great Nr tat , .f Wig
Judgment was against them, may mums
a gm, (s turd of a mode ammehhe more or leas influenced Ole Judgment,
wissows to tA•hem or. rather. not so moth b'• deckle.ill tiv
l with ssi•ad e,lesd' imam upon the dry question of law an tic
leaseuproaall
s.o At last ems of sic Wreathing Mswgivenh a In lo be foun.1 to
tM jadg.rente
Lriag .11 ...ted el w anrstisms, ..elt(md
to
abisrpianswa. .ell, on. I mom. 001 which he made avid wheel. waccepted
Moms* lige Timor sh
r he mislereema he set ; ale adopted by the R s4orlty or all d
ewes spam !' • oNsr, mdse f mid ties Awe, the ..ember of the 1.dh Lal committee.
mm. 4(tay'•(T 'pug mins M fors that 1 The Bishop of Nk'eiet does not heed -
ens r the reins.'-Re__ieft Weida. tem en ia%.sae
she earlier lad
W the Government. and that wee for
rename outside of tis school question.
Mr. D'Alton McCarthy. M P.. was
interviewed to -day in regard to Bishop
Gravers circular to the other Catho-
lic bishops. Mr. Met'arthy said: I
have head the eirehlar of Monseigneur mate -
es. Bishop of Nicolet. The ate -
es.
pose that the
• case knowing -
afternoon sittintr
b. - day , and ducted itsell to routine
fermi oras..
S
T. 1MrEre as lu044.9•11.
t1
,
neitat■ 1111 Wake a easel inemensemailes
at resta(.rteasple.
London. June W. -A special from St.
P.-ters,.urg. b)- the way Of Eydtkuln---
non. the Prussian frostier, s.ye th"
Russian Government _ Ilas received a
communka-i-lou from theovernment
of Great Britain advising the CamelGovernment of the Intention of Eng-
land to make a naval demonstration at
Constantinople. Advices have been re•
celv-rd In St. Petersburg from other
moire+n to the effect that the Biltl.h
Ambassador to Turkey. Sir Phll.p t u -
riee, le secretly intriguing w,th the Ar-
menian patriarch.. A, cording to the
tide' ee there :s no d ubt aha' the Eng -
1 mh pn._A: menlan l' mmlttee ace sup-
plying Arm••n ens with a large number
of w••a;won•. and theRu•.lan Govern-
ment Is preIwr trig to meet the dreelot.-
n•ents of the situation outlined. The
:tett division of the Russian Army. now
stationed !n the south of Russia. has
been ordered to the vicinity of Karg,
and the departure' of 1:A0 troops' from
( drssa for f3atoum Is being a c.'letated.
16,6,.,4. Waal. 11 -,mage• Fr.t16 T.rIi y.
Constantinople, lute. 20. --Thr Govern-
ment has demanded from the Port,. the
Payment of $2001) as indemnity for ren
incursion into Bulgarian territory of n
number .4 Ilawhi-Raauuk., who were pur-
suing sheep. Th. 11:u1:i-Patoa
bomber
vrouud-
.4 three Bulgarian guards.
h
Tae
Teta ale1 (awe V WtlT ISISAwe.
Attester mod lake tlie..(sr Sallwal
s'emMny Mees. b1mrN(Iee.
London. June 20. -The .ltinutie and
Lake !superior ieailwriy bond issue has
been temporarily withdrawn, mid bank -
re state this by been done to permit
them to get a correct statement of the
Fj
la bee Mitrist.•r's •peeeb Wed:tendsy
ght before the people. Tb: y declare
that Mr. Foster's utterance. .,n ale
luwt!on of a Government gunraut'e are
misrepresented in cables from Canada.
Kerngood's Body Found
In the Niagara.
Meg trial. Jacob had been sane, 1118
from lasomna el late. They ta►u..ght
be must have fallen oft the train v. blas
la this condition.
Though the body dam been totted.
there ■111 realising the mystery of tures
he came to be drowned. Whether be
tell or jumped off the train while It
was passing over the Gorge. or whether
be gut off the. (rata la Caread.i. ••r on
(bin side and walked to the r.. • I or
NIS 8NI8T SANG.
whether he was thrown Into 1b'- area'.
probably never will be known •i :.es.
_ _t_iro he mlgbl have fallen into •naso
' • ewe•k tributaryto the Niagara and ti1Y
tact secs Au.. em se Themes eta ice. a-- body have drifted to the Aver. and N
taetaapee e•'d crest . ltllrnswan sumo - t the place where it was found. it so one
:peculiar. too. that 111r body could Mere
reals. .N ■t. creme remained in the water for seven worths
Iia W Masora SltO[r howl hetes discovered. but perb.bPr
leeweelea. became
wedged In .erase ru k • and
•
Niagara Falls, N. T., June 10. --As their.'
he held for some time.
Never was there • stronger, tenor pa -
turgid waters of the Niagara swirled the le Illustration of hr,tbelty lo.• t an
along past Lewiston yesterday marntng that shown 0 the .serf of Mose.
they carried on their surface the ho ty Kerngood ,.f Saginaw. Mtc•b., 1 sr • is
of a well-known commercial traveeer, missing kinsman. He heard of the .:ta-
who had been missing for over seer„ appearamae or the n.ornlrg of N v •m -
months. It was that •.1 Jacob S. Kern bar If. threw days tater Imme., . -ly
he An,pt" d bus nese un 1 . ve )thing
gaol, who, uu the night of .o%emur. , else and began a hunt which never
9 disappear. d In a two: nty.tei toile ' ceased until wool reached hien yea, -
manner from a sleeping cat on th. terday olf the recovery of the b'••ly at
Michigan Central Railrwd between Sr, the Falls. __ __
Thomas, 0111.. and Syracuse. set ISMS T •OatMT Steffe.
George Lonsdale of Lewiston whit. Tae
out fishing, was startled out of a tan- thoratmaas•a relates yelaa sic team
gut,' .talc' by the sight of a mass o: . 6.q.
human flesh floating down the river or- • Laudon. Jute 20. -To -day was the
resole the L.•w'lston d.hk tvhru edto• grandest day of the Ascot mertieg. The
recovered from the •h.. 'k h • rowed • attr:r'atn'e wa. enormous, end the ...pre -
It
It, overtook it and towed It lseotatiow d royalty and arist.,rracy
to shore.
It was Nulty deeonipos.rl, and but Ingle- Lord Breadalbatte traded the
for a mark on the shirt -band. whlce royal process -on. Tbe Afghan Premie,
was the only remnant of rlothrng re- 1 6asrul!a Khios. went to A.e..t Heath by
malning .'n the ghastly flgor-. identtfl- , rail to wiuuour, and thence to the course
I-ratiu a earrin
the in would have b•nn 'mthe n On The St. James' Palace Stakes of 100
the inside of this band was the nems eprrre W each with 3d [
NIS NAME OM
%res 1ea1•M•. Neallhy swage(
Wellington. New Zealand. June 20.-
66.• Colonial Parliament opened to -day.
fh,• G..rrroor congratulated the Colons'
"n its improved prospect. and sound ft-
,tzi&C.s. Ire rated that the Bodget
would show as 'purples.. and teatimd
measures that were projected hy the
r.nTernmeut.
(-..rralaluelag %ew4V.n4sa16d
Loudon, .lune 20. -The Post will say.
Newfoundland Toned no difficulty in raise
ng Lae on her eon neeount nod the
fact will be welcome it 114. IV 10 Downing -
street, while everybody will be glad to
.we her confiner .e her ..crit:... •• ...u-
:overnRag ccuooy.
ITASBF.e We
TEM aTALF-
:g 1 soverri eo ad-
Kerngood. almost defer. d. end ,.n malts ro,d Inc :i -yea► -olds, 1 mile, was won
tinct that it was guessed W b • Keno ' by the Duke of Portland's be True.. by
good by some of the Merrlguod,•ntfwy .Hampton. out of At'enta; lone Ab:ug-
gt> td by some, and Merrlg.a"f by oto• r,.. ton's Mate\ Maker 2. Baron de Hirsch's
The flesh of the feet. Wes all Cone. in' 1St. Johann 3 : Mr. Iebaudy's Priuce
scalp bereft of hair and the furan b1 •a - !Mimeo. Lord Zetlaud's Seabolm, Mr. 1:••' -
ed and discolored. It evidently had pold de Rothschild'• Anrige. Mr. L. Bras -
been In the water a long time. Rut the eey's Pride. Prince ao:tykoff's Spur -Royal
dimensions of the drowned man tally and Col. North's Oalopian also ran.
.o closely with those of the missies 2 Bettis 11to
2 against Trout'. uo 11
Kerntood as to i.trengthen beyondfast against Johann. 6 to Y Maker. 1sst Prince
doubt the proof furnished by the shirt- Sumo• 8 to 1 against Sabo ai. 9 to 1
bCoroner Walker of Lewiston was sum- ' against Auriga. 10 to 1 against Pride
and 12 to 1 against Spur -Royal and
moned. He took the body to the Mor
Ga!opian.
gar and as earn as he had cummunlc at- I The Rous M.moria' Stakes of 10 ...Ter-
ed
over.d with the pollee of Rochester. water- • riga. cant, with 1000 sovereigns added,
.•
Kerngood formerly lived. and beam" 17 furlongs and 166 yards, was este, by
convin, ed that the body was his. he Mr. H. 11rCalmont's be Tb. Inmberd. 'hy
telegraf•hed to the deceased's re'atlre- I retearel, ons d Wealth, 3: Mr. Wallace
who Include a widow and two children Jobtstotre's Beat Man, 5, Y; Lord Derby's
In New York. a brother In Saginaw. Dingle Bay. 8, 2.
Mien.. a brother in Denver and a boo- Betting: 9 to 1 against Tbe Lombard,
ther in Rochester. Replies e'er, re 'ell"- 9 to 2 on treat Mao and 50 to 1 agnitt•t
.d within a short time rrqurstltig the
coroner to hold his . harge until th--y ar-
rived to claim It.
The Kee -wood disappearance is one .if
the mot mystifying teases that has ever
been presented to the pollee of lids
country. Jacob S. Kerngood wan a
tray -ling talesman for 13 maid L
Price & Co., clothing manure. lunars or
No. 170 Green -street. New 'fork. He
Ilvepd at No. 151 East 19th -street. that
city. Some years before that he lived
in Rorh•mt.r, where his broth r, of th- king the bend on the way home
'kin of Gerson, Kerng,xd & Co.. If lo- =ass overhauled Kilealaghmn. and
took the lead. Ia the straig\t R .1.4'-:
cared. ala.. passed Kilall. Oban. Mingle* woo
Kerngood was a man of temperate eau by three leng•tba. and Reminder ems
habits and excellent moral character. half a length in advance d Kilsallaghsn.
He was free from any financial 11001 les Time 4.59 2.5.
and was happy In his domestic life. The New Stakes of 10 •overeigue each.
He was devotedly attached to his wife with 1000 sovereigns added. for 2 rear -
and two children' H. left his nome olds. 5 furlongs 136 yards -Sir J. Miller's
last October on a business trip to the b 1 Roquebrune, by St. Simon. out of
West. His last words to his little wo- St. Marguerite. 1 : Duke of Westminster's
man In 89th-.tim:et were that he would Braddock. 2: Prince 0f Wales' T1186 le. 3.
be back to time to ..l••brate with her Mr. J. H. Platt. Monte Rosa colt. Mr.
the anniversary of her birth. Hardly J. H. Hees' Woodmeneote. Sir R. Aftleck's
a week passed but in his letters and de- Harpor, Mr .Leopold Ile Rothschild'. Ga-
leasso, Lord Londonderry's Serfdom. Mr.
Daniel Coopers Mu.idnra. Mr. R. IL
Combe'. Max and Mr. Wallace Johnstone's
Moak also ran.
Dingle Bay.
The Gold Cup value 1000 sovereigns.
all ages. about 2 1-2 miles -Mr. H. W-
eenie:at's b h Isinglass b7 Isnnomy, oat
of Deadlock. 5, 1: Mr. Tiernnai Re-
minder. 4. 2; Captain Mackll', Kilal-
'Agban. 5. 3. The betting war -11 t. 2
ag.inst Isinglass R to 1 Reminder and
33 to 1 Kilsallagban.
Kilaallagban was first away. and made
the running. but at a slow pace. He
was well clear of Isinglass. 'who was
six lengths ahead of Reminder. Ap-
t bey salted IAef.e a Thesirleal Pee-
M.e..ee 116 Marred
Montreal. Jute. 20.-A fatal stabbing
firay took place this evening at 16x
ltasplain aebxol, where a theatrical
.•rformanre was going on. and instead
4 owing n wooden dagger. tee was in-
tended. • boy named Dejardine substi-
tuted One of steel. aad in nm of the
throats hi. 1emp:u.icw, named Laurin.
eras killed. Balk went about 16 year
4 lige.
Wandered Away se M►.wn.
Brantford, June 20. - Herbert By-
trate% the moulder who disappeared
Si..day night, was found drowned iu
he Grand River.
a1.•Ms. Will Sees Wass .f Tenadesee.
London; June 20.-Tbe Standard that
corning states that it loan, that the
I assalats meditate moving a vote .4 so
• ..nfid.tse iu the Governor* :at. The Times
,n ,.n editorial augg,.t• the same thing,
end says tbat the tloverntn•nt ia alm.et
cot• W to be cheated ,a • well -chorea
••u•' If the Cuusis►a neglect to grasp
the ..ppitta•ity pre.eut.d to them. it
s..ys, a heavy responsibility will rest
arta both the leatkre and follnwere.
The Goatee' Nowa may. the tlppeeitins
lei.dltre d tic prase of Commons hare
derided to move a rwtnlatinu ••''ting (ort\
that the Roane hat s, ronfider.ee in taw
ministry. Aeeording to this statement,
Mr r,laeberlmia W framed a rssoledi0a
..k. ng Ile. Naivety to dimnim the pr•.s.ut
n.i'outerl sed die4olie Pe Maoist.
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jemrt Jas 116.-412Il e
Moot ia* qtr imp
ire niel ,starred • w (rt, "Death emit!
al rrftut mdminiAsred
their stows Mab at atm em• ti ksowg4. mg tesa eeary elect ' Ate'
'patches he referred to the birthday
feast which was not to be.
In the early part of November. after
finishing the Western Weal nese trio.
Kerngood lett Omaha to return home.
He Is known to have taken a Michigan
Central' train. He was last seen Just
after the train left St. Thomas. Ont..
about 11.30 o'clock on the night of No-
vember 9. He was preparing to retire
to his berth on the sleeper.
In the day time the Michigan Cen-
tral trains stop at Falls View. at the
Canadian end of th • cantilever bridge,
over which his train puttied. but the
train on which he ware did not .top.
its first stop after leaving St. Thomas
was In Buffalo. where it arrived at
1.30 a.m. it was not noticed wheth-r he
was on the train teen or not. bet w :en
Syracuse was ria. heti. as 457lleht was
breaking. the discovery was made that
he was not In the car. The porter who
went to wake him found his satchel.
coat• vest. trousers, shoes and place -
Inds in him berth. but .carr; th'cugh-
out the car tailed to reveal the man.
Not a soul aboard the car had ,. -en
or heard him leave.
Mrs. Kerngood went to the Graced
Central station in New York o o the a'-
ternoon of November 10. H.-,- hu-han•t
had telegraphed that he wooed arrive
On the 1 o'eloek train. rhe ,.lo ••' on the
landing and walted.She looked „t every
face as the passengers filed out. A
porter brushed pact her with a heavy
bundle and ' valise. and hurried to the,
unclaimed haggnge room an though
eager to drop a harden which wa. irk-
some to boar. That hon die contolned
Jacob H. Kerngood's clothing.
Soannln : •. ery face unt,t every pass-
entrer had •Ileembark.•.1. and not finding
nor ml.nand among teem. sirs. Kern-
geoel made enquiries,. which el:cited tits
Bret information that any of /Cern-
greers relatives received of his dleap-
pearance. The railroad officials aided
her by telegraphing to Mr. Kerngood's
brother In Rochester, who began a
search for the miming man. Iter( the
other brothers were notified. and the
entire route over which the mla'Ing
man bad passed from Omaha was gone
Ae
over.
About the only fact that rould be
obtained was that Kerngood had lett
the car. That was Pelf -evident, .Incs
he was not to be found aboard. But
why he had left the ear, if he IIIA ren
voluntarily, or how, If he did so hoard-
untarily, were beyond comprehension.
There were three tbeorie. at the time.
One was that he had walked :a hie sleep
off the car, another was that be ran-
domly ted he. cane Insane sad leaped oil.
The third was that he bad mer erltli
fou play. The relatives Md not take
.ueh stock la the foul -play theory, ta&
tbongh for a time they a sesed to he
sipapleleW of some of rte tram em-
'
Whtie pr0Mmbtlag their wearek to firs
Ob. the Romhemter brother &mm a o
phew of the fit Itg men dfmanataag
tic tmtrder therm *ad mmDr'eennt them..
Pty malas. hi 1 eaves ae MNeyttttg that it wee a
ell
r
• . ve 'e.(Ipttthbe
The betting wap 2 10 1 against Roque -
brunt. 12 to 1 $haddock. 3 to 1 Thais.
8 to 1 Monte Rosa and Weedmamote,
9 to 1 Harper. 10 to 1 Gsls! lea2c0 to
1 Serfdom. Wehd•mer Mai • id sot'•
Result of a
Neglected Cold.
DISEASED LUNGS
Whisk Dieters Palled te Melp,
CURED BY TAKING
AYER'S Pe---cto-
Che
.,1 enkad.tttrrtaggee tt,ed a severe
M/psati .psis; a dsidid
td
urrawisitz
mimed me. I then
Consulted a Doctor
wile f.s.4. m e t4 slut baa
y9mr raeft a the=YR was y1 test as
1st d 1 to" --red •Mre
bat
T•et k $ 4wA a fowl epos• i
wee r.IIeveA. amd 1 hM t o
reiWuls bort. 1 was eared."' -1.. Lein*,
watchmaker, Oraerevips. Opt.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Migbeat Award, at Waddle 1
Awes Pale Ours lriye4NMe
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Yagaitem and Mack flies are meenally
aamnsmas throughout the ooa•try in the
North.
James .ylewertb, Tamworth, has been
&predated Peaks llgiumaM for Addington
meaty.
Twe Laudon M.thetisq lets Is
dtga•a1 about the appoie ort phew
pastor•
Port Hope te agitating a by -Lw to pre
mat asy nue from voting who has not pard
iia taxes
A French ryodic•ts has mat bought 320
pare@ of valuable minima .and in Cariboo
meaty.
A young ei
tmee's clothes
the town.
A large Sommer hotel is to be built at
P.neaa, the terminus of the Eris sad Huron
Railway.
The sinking fund of :t. Jobe, N.
112298,415, aad the debentures outatasdiag
ate 23,616,1.40
The f.ur+h annual meeting of tie U•iss
Coir. of western Ontario will be herd at
Leedom, July 10th
The Texas Lake Ice Company ha. put up
cold.tera/e weeks at New 1\'esteninuter,
B.C., ousting 2.10,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perking, of Wind-
om, have !use celebrated the 55th maim -
eery of their marriage.
A fire at Dartmouth. N.S , destroyed the
reaideoae of R. Russs11, tl l'., and badly
damaged hie 84,000 library.
Hon. J. C. Aiken", ex -Lieutenant -Gover-
nor of Manitoba, and kits Adios. have Iwt
celebrated their /olden weddimw.
The Universalises of Ontario had their
amnia convention at Olinda lam week.
They report their camas ae flonriehin..
Great quantities of grain cense from
Chtoego, via Midland, and go to the Mari-
time peovin0n and the New England
Sates
MEM A SWIM WI MIL
♦ awoke= Mass( Ilea Tmei*.ty 41sehN
Sy ma Sn-posers..
Chatham. June 3S. -It Ice .ph Jewell.
the proprietor of the Station House
here, dies from the wound,. winch be
received In an affray last night. Gen.
McOregOr. an ex-eonv let. who Is now
in jail• will have a charge of mureer
registered agaltlit hie name.
All last night a crowd of men were
to the hotel drinking. and toward'
morning they became bolstetlnus.
At 3 a.m. the proprfetnr. Jewell, or-
dered McGregor and another man.
named Charles hyn•'tt, to leave the
house.
The men had some word., and thwo
McGregor whipped out a rase,- and
'lashed the hotel keeper a •r0a:t the• ab-
domen. inflicting botlble w ronds.
Jewell staggered back and fell pros-
trate, and McGregor turned anti ran
away. but was captured_ At the Marlon
the razor. wet with hl.00d. was found.
and he had a loaded revolver 1n ho. hip
pocket.
tYynott was also put under wrest.
Jewell is hovering between Ulf'• and
death. but It Is thought he will not
enrolee his Injuries George McGregor
Is a barber. and was recently pardoned
from the Penitentiary, where he was
serving a term.
$.T S. 75('tileT 11E11T 1\0.41%16.
mom e1 I iogstoa dresses .L
end thus ..arise des about
A business how of Nelms', B.C., last
weak trek u • to dollar bill of the Im-
perial (teak of Cewd& the its back the fol.
lowing words were written in iak : 'Ile -
ware of fast monies and str•osg drink. This
in the kat of • large fortune,'
Helen Keller, the deaf, dumb and blind
girl, who is the modern Laura Bridgpm•n
and is bang educated in a private .obonl in
ibis sty, writes sad impow fluently upon
the typewriter. The keys of the machine
have the letter in bee relief epos its bnt-
temp. Min Keller, who is &bout 14 year of
age, has marked Literary ability. and has re
caved reoentIy 1260 for • short *ketch o'
her impremions of life from the editor of .
yotag people's mapriae.
Cheat .embers Of Canadian horns hove
lately bees Leaded oa the Clyde, sd will be
spread tbroaghomt Ms length sad breadth
of Soot land.
The duty collected at Wmtmenetar'ad
Vancouver in May in =15,000 reset► than that
collected in May last year.
W. T. Tsnss..e or Lowden Wee limed se
IY.ee M.day.
London. Oat. June 20.-WilliataT. 'far
stone, for several years ticket agent at
the Grand Trunk Static.. bra not re-
ported for duty sins. Sunday. He le
supposed to have left the ray for De
troit on Moseley. and he has bees em -
vended. Mim Robertson ne St. TheismA
has been permaneatlJ plated in
of the cake. Ramis of a
eharseter haw game .tread
Mr. Veasteme. 65 astMM.g de 4MM
be Monied.
SAME SWUM ■T 1 T1aN.LQ.
Tw.-Tear-e. d COMM Wali...; wrUA
a Fe.esrle.e tee ae (he Janette.
Toronto, Jam 21. Oreille Ma-
honey, the two and a ball year oil
daughter of Maisel Mahoney, employed
wit\ (be Dodge Palley Co. at Tomato
Jeastioa, Wag ismtadly killed by s trol-
ley ear As d at 1.15 last evening.
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