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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1895-8-8, Page 2TIM SIGXAI.: GODI RJCR, ONT., THIIRIl1AT. AUGUST 8, 1816. f r �ti 1 k CILDS m are at Burns ry soothed With Pua PA KILLER. it take out the fire, reduces the inflam- mation, and prevents blistering.. It is the quickest and most effectual remedy foe • t • ., ' --I' •t kt $inzI, a rotuaenw RVRRY THURSDAY MORNING DT O. UeeelAireMtr. Oboe et Pukflo.ttaa- a and 10. Nttrtb street. Q•derloh, Ontario. Terme .t eatrertpelea 1 Oas wicielh. 1a ad Tease Three menthe. thee year, p It is 1 ten Leek at Tsar libel. Tour label Is mending receipt of the date se wkkh you are yid up. hes that It 1e Dot allowed to fait lite 'erase. When a change of address is desired, both be old and the mew address should be gives. Ad.erta.caa anter sad otter mewl advert Memento. lea per tine tor first nisei -am. and 3 erste per line ter each.ubssteent teem -tins. Measured by ammonia scale. Rushes* carets et mix lines end under. III per Fear, Advertiaemeats of Loot. Found. *Prayed Situations Varmint. Attuation. Wanted and itasinees Chances Wanted. not etosediag • Mass nonpareil, til per month. Honore on stele and Farms on Male. sot to exceed 3 lines. Il for first month. Sec. ear sob - mewed month, Lamer advt•. la proportion. Any .pe.•ta1 notice. the ohtect of which to to promote Or pecuniary l.eoeflt of say indi- vidual or company, to he considered as ed vertieement and charmed ar.ordla*ly. Lem] notices in nonpareil typo ons Deet per ward. on notices less than MSc. Local sotloss in ordtn•r, reeding type two nests per word. No notice for less thee 30o. Notions for eharcbee and other religious and benevolent institutions half rate. Abs.* "The atg.al" t .Ilvey. Subscriber who fail to receive Tar StswAL, r•*a.rly, either by carrier or by mall. will soarer • favor by aogaaiating as of the toot at es early • date u possible. Refected manuscripts cannot be returned. Correspondence must be written -on one s!de i Of paper only. Publisher's Metier. J. C. Le Tomei. of Oodericb, hoe •p pointed Local Travelling Agent for th town sklps of Ooderioh. Oolborss, Whiled and Wa- wansh. Local poetnwters Over the district are also empowered to receive sabeortptless to Tea R*! 1.. All communications mist be addreeed to D M0OILLICCDDY,,s Men t� TNghese Gall fl. �Qodertek. Cat QODRRiCH. THURSDAY. &US. I. iea. -The Hon CLARtt WALLACt would like to be perpetual Grand Sovereign of the Orange Order is t..oada. He has • hankering ter bolding es to Oboe. --A real ratlhot, old-fashioned lively Dominic. election would probably put • little warmth into our alar, crisp C'anedt•o alim•ty, between the date and the latter part of September. -We are informed that at the meeting of the (.rand Orange coda* of Brit- ish North Amerioa, held at Halifax this week. the ksyaote of the Hos. ('tress W•i.t.Args address wee "No Surreader." TIM evidently referred to bin anxiety to hold as to the saber attached to the Cea- tr.Uus.kip of Centoe•. -Now that NICHOLAS FLOOD Deer:, M P. for Pilso-Bows, has settled down to the quietude of married life,it Is to he hoped that the family jar will be an un- known quantic in ben household. One thing is soured, and that u, that if things don't go right the venerable prairie bard will never have his hair pulled. We have received( • communica- tion oo the "t:odericb Bovine Aesoci•tioa," but as the author is unksowa to s, we re gree to sate that it cannot be published. A coin mnon loot too from '•A School (ilrl," also tails of iaeeruon for the mems reams. 1f the oorrespondcnt hem 't emedenoe In the editor, how can is M expected that the wilier .b.■ld haveoeefdeam in the coo rsepoadeat --There is quite • discussion going on as t o whethereleotrooutioo k t I lsm urderen in New Perk Mato or kills not. The ex ports are not noon:mous in their opinions, ewe believing that resuscitation is possible, mid ethers contending otherwise. But there is ane thing that .11 mast admit : whir • Meana. or • pedestrian got. tangled ■p in • live were no export bas been able to per- fect • process that will bring the victim to life ag•i. Our own opiuis is that even if the doctors didn't perform • poet marten sem. on the body o1 the eleotrosuted mur darer, the chanes are • million to we the oerpoe would stay dead. - A teen named C•fruxI.l. we: re cemtly killed by • baseball player for inter faring in • game played at (Nees•, user Kingston. The ,fudge kw Jet oesviet.d eh• ball player, hot allowed him to ge 0 suspended eesto.oe. Thu ought to be • warning to other men who interfere in base- ball matches outlide of the umpire sad players. Hereafter if • bleaeher ia killed dor giving "chin music" derinr • ges.the ('Arrm1.1. premdent will ba to the fore, sad the player who dose him ap wil! not be Waged, but merely released as suspended semitones. Rot, wine to think of it, WI hanging • sort of "suspendedmatewe. Nome of the esteemed citisaru of Stratford have been sedeaverisg le image - rate 1•yaeh law, if we w to believe the statement of • resident of that Iowa whe sham b be the party of the seared part. 1t appears that the reddest is gaoetiee had been to the •trona, and •hho.g' he doesn't say se. had probably sampled seise of Sbe sires lsesmad•. IIs teases it may, be .vers that en kis homeward journey be was e re apse by • party .f mas.edaur wts, attar kasektstr him has ..s hi oyes end palling dews his met. prey • Irope aromas kis ..ak, sad endegNek drag him to the as..rest telephone peat be need as • decoration of the pandas variety. The appsarlog of • moo who liv to the viommity of the outrage caused Mb "Ly.abers to take to their Meeh, sad tit resident got •a extension of tineas his Ill policy. The wheele of justice bays Leon put to moue)to rseel the tangles par tenders of this alleged .oak tie .aai.l. Iter e7Mt aeeater .oea. Cbaoosllor Boom bad his aversions d He hated • fool, he bated • bore, . per haps above all he hated barristers wi mouetaebea "I miaow hear you.- he seed to woof the tribe whose spine hp hen the c asoursed thing ; "and do yea Mem why cannot bear you ! 'N., my lord,., bedlam tagiy replied the learned oentlemaa, Melia pure that the Vioe-Cbanoeller was shoes t apologize for hu drafses , but set hulas a•hiotpate the apology. The answer cacao u wart.tones that rang through the wart. "1 came 1s be, sir, you wear an ob.taels---•e tom imeat --before your mouth." The old man hada very pretty wit ; rad it must be antlered that now and tine need neit without • strict Mori for the fed lags of those who appeared before him. I was aot often that he spoke unkindly, be tr whenever the sacibtl,ty of vtgoro•sold awe ovoverflew•w neat for • mumeot the thing aid was at •ae poloted that it was no wmeanies forgotten by the friends or eanies the victim. t to me meanest as he w addressed by • very deaf member .I1t bar, to whom all the Judge's QQneeueae obesrvuess were solicitor instruct -me the man n sods. Dred to woad mitten by shouting th Judge's words tato his eat b • strides votes which oould be heard la the aorridure, sad it is needless to addatoathat the S.gl1bro the .eose was Dot improved im the p oras. Hie lordship was much irritated at bear ing hie obeervatiooe repeated is the way th mid to the hope of rendering e .arvi.se o the interpreter aaaddressedeoseaary, he addressed the ge advocate with the (all strl.h of h lunge ; but thourb this strewth was ono n derabie, the dimordaat yell of the solicitor esud e tato follow every observotioa, sad the proceedings began to 414411106 the ors plea tow of • shouting we match betimes the hooch sad the "well. At last the patentee of the bowls gave way. ''Who . mods* we ethis es. !" said the Viae-Cb•aoallor plaiouve toes -"tire rmoa entlewhom moot hear or the genuemaa who cameo War ma !" To make ole.r, to the ooa-legal reader the wit of the description. "th cannotgentleman whom I cannot bear, as applied to the shouting solicitor, Doe may In par Boned for expl•iatng that is the superior • solicitor@ have no right osadism"- or, to nae the phrase is comma use, "Dan a not he heard." Oo soother oossioo the Vim (;baawllor let (a11 • sentence which for years was oa w quoted easiest the ,unfortunate men provoked twist,;1. A twist, member of th joaior bar, • very learned roomy-• ce whose work lay shied) is he own chambers aced who, like most of his mystic brother hood, was far more at ease is those Cham hen was than in court, warming • come, an we of the decamente to it was beaded to the Judge, who began very deliberately read it. The learned wooed, seeing how h was employed, opened a whispered waver n ation with • mac beside him. The Vim Chaomllor read as much of the documentte be thought marial, and, looking up, in tiled the oouneel to proceed. Unfortunate- ly. he did met observe the, and •oounued his onovereetion. But not for long, for th plowmanJudge. pleug his voice to tb higher pito delivered himself as fellows : , G onDe , Mr. X. ! You o talk to that gentle dna. any day ; but yon do not .(tea get • importunity of talking tome." There was one member of the loaner bar practising before the ''see C'h•seellor fo whim he was supposed te have oo great lik ing. This gentleman's service were no much in iemand; for though his ability an knowledge of law were undoubted, be was apt to look at • case from an impraetioabl standpoint and not to make the moat of itsar beat point.. 1t wcommonly said of bin that he had • twist in ht. mind. Whoa this gentleman was shout sixty some one re marked to the Judge that be was clever " Ys.," said the old man slowly and Judieally, "her • very clever young man:" had afar • passe he added. " If he swallowed mew." nail, he would vomit • ew." N to t ed e • • us quite lawai►le. Th atsrearmag the impel Soeeg Nf aunlet. Portland Daily Press : (las of the nests of the Americas Bible Society recently re- lated the following extraordinary incident of hie trip threugb Franklin .Dusty, from which he hal jet returned. There is • smell farming momently ■p there amour( the hill. somewhat remote from las settler routs of trarel, said wbtoh N known is the vicinity es the " Reek Kingdom." The Bible egret •isit.W this neighbor hod and walked op into the dooryard et the first house. There seemed to be no else at home, but before he had Uma to ksock at the door he wee .urpra.d sad started by • own ferocious and usexpeoted attack ; A big Plymouth Reck rooster came at him like a battering ram, with lowered bill tied flapping wings. The Bible agent re. covered himself sad kicked out frantically at the .eery. Luckily his loot *truck 0 is the breast sad over went the roaster. But the firers clatterer was ap and at him again like • stash. Thi• tints • wall -directed Lick meat the bird rolliaagg over red over. Rot it withered itself torm.her fer •nether rush, and the Bible agent seized • hoe the. was leaning mese the how .ad rased it on high. This somewhat elaaatd the rooster 11 stopped short, raked Melt on its tees, gave atteraace to three delimit mem. .ad then retreated u good order with • needy tread The HiMe gent teed that there was im- bdv ia Me heusa. As be amthnad -ea Me way he soon met ma men in the h•! Mid. He shouted out : "Leak hen, is yes don't leek eat for that roaster ef yours boll kill sembdy at get killed himself." At this time the men almost relied en the e ntad with lesgbter. Oise of them sere expislesd arm the bed so 51*. renter ell reter Y he had watrt/es .fill ed agerasive es my ammo T1s Cit of frisch-- bis the pane at 5141, ON THE GREEN DIOLOND. The Tour of the GloderlSh flub They ere Tarim leas clamp by se ammegri' tees a. $•..data se vee Taw at 11 •e a hat wage awl Palcau.Me by a anew K le M a. newel t.1 e• Deux ierm*L. HAaalrrow, July 31. THS gates between the Gotierich ye and the ■gareg•tion manually relied the Harriet . bob, slush Dame afi today, was net well alteaded,lese them we hundred spectators /Wag present. The day was raw •ad the wind heavy, and the visiting tem, not being seed to the armada. net the went of it. Braid's, the a.rrw.. team was stresiw...a by Wil- liams mad McGrath, of the Wreime r and (;orris Wale. who played in Uoderiek eta Thursday last, and Horsley. the rattling left fielder from Blnevele, • oo wore the Harriman ..dura. Gederish kicked ageism playing the oembiued elute hem North Harem, Perth and Brwee,-.s as "Du.dreary• Dined it, "tis hydra-head- ed rammer aggregation to treble form," - bat dually waived their di.eleimer mid hoed the patent oomhimewoa. I. addition, A. Paulin, of the Wro:etsr and Gorr.., team, was umpire, .ad he. alakoegh e•eeniegly fair. Reye Dierks the roughest judgment passible o■ ball. O. mere Mute use oeo.sies he also allowed "'oak to be toasted as " fair." This was part10ulerly the owns in cue iastasoe where Ed. Tilt meld sot got at the hall, it was so far u es foul greeted, and the Latter was al- lowed to get his base on it. Owlsg to set being used to the armed and oo tcostaa1 of the high wind which prevailed, the fielding was sot � ■y to the average, but is spite et that(:od.rW would have woe had the umpire nes hems partial. Is the first feeing Thompson made • rat thing home run, but from tis on uoW the sixth epee our boys no sething hot fes swipes or 8y bits. Is the sixth inning they gathered tbeerlv■e and hawked out seven runs. After thesis* fasting the Wroxeter earl (;orris battery was pus ltwork .gaiesetbem. and Go■derbk welted triad for thereinitiates is the mare by Mikes : Harriette 001 035002-11 Goleta&..... 100007000-8 114104 ewes --Thompson ..d lemon. Three bps bite --Hartley. Streak owt-by Doyle, 7 ; by Mom, 2 ; by Wilhelm, & Hams on ben. - 6 elf Doyle ; 1 off Moore. Hit by pitolmr-Mabomem and Tilt. Umpire -A. Paoli., of the Wroxeter and Gerrie club. PAL14810TON, Aug. 1. The game hen today was a dead open and shut for the Goderieb bah, aotwitb- sta.dmv the feet that the battery- of the Alerts, of Guelph, McKeon• sad Clark, had bees speo.•lly impsrtd by Palmerston for the mosaics. The gams took place at 9.30 A r., mid was whammed by • good turnout of epe.- tator. Early to the game it was teased that Doyle wasn't seeded u the box, and Pen- •iagtes took his plans. As will be sew by the detailed .Dere there was little of me meat in the shape of gam features. Oar hays amply bed the P•lmonto. aggregation in • lirbt place and retrained from squeezing them too hard. Following is the more by inning. 123456789 Toed. Goderieh 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 9- 14 Palmerston 003000002 5 Struck out -Sy Clark, 5 ; by Penni•gtoo, 4 ; by Robertson, 4. Struck by ball, Thorny eon. Rases on Mlls--oll Pemingtoa, 3 ; off Robertson, 3 ; off Clark, 4. Two Mee hit, Hooper. Tel YAMS LEAP'S V. VOW... The game between the Maple Leafs, of Guelph, sad the Unions, of (..orrie, was played Iter this afternoon. The Unions were wowher*, the wore all the close stead ism 16 to 0. The Unions only rot two hits darter the day, and the Leafs just .oak eyed with them from start to finish. The Gdench boys attended the game in • body and picked up moots valuable hints from the Mapie Leafs. They else purchased • num her of bats, eta, from the obampios•. COMING ANO GOING. ('hao t err has retuned from Toronto. Harr Parsons has returned to Stratford. Misses E. and F. Turner ere visiting .t Carlow. Mies F. Willard, of Auburn, is visiting ea town, Mrs. Cultism, of Toronto, was in tows yestsrd•y. Mies Annie Sterling, of Detroit, is visiting relatives ia the esetio. Mr. mid Mrs. Pear Bresnan, of Hallett, were in town ea Thurd•y. Geo. il. Seymour, of New York, arrivd in tows Tuesday for • visit. Mn. Jos. McKee •s4 ebildree,.f Gramm burst, are visiting in tows. Mr. Low, of i.o■de., is visiting her dasghter, Mn. E. R. Watson. Mr. sad Mrs. Kirkland sad grand death ter, ef Windsor, are visiting Goderiob. Miss I.s.00z, sad Mie Miss ieano., d R1. Mary's, are guests all eh. Park Hesse. Mrs. Bright and faintly, of Seaferth, are visiting at the residence of Ma J. Mattel. Hyden Wilkens' Martell Thursday ter Swell•, Chatham tad Simon es his wb.eL Mr. Hertel and daughter, el Iketreit, are visiting the former's eWter.M*.C.A. Nairn, Keay -et. Mime neuter and Kathleen ieekwood Mee resarsed home after • .este's visit to Toronto. Mr. Borden, of buttes, Out., is ■pendia* • few week. is Galeria for the be.4t of her health. flay. J. T. Leper, .1 Rochelle, 111., is in Myra with kis ly, visiting old frioaL tad &miler mea Ma Fluke, a Chicago, arrived h town Thursday. and it the guest a Mrs. Oe. Weeds. /t. PiNrisk's.et. Judgp and Ma Carpenter sod Manly st- rived Thenday rowing i*e. ileseelt M . pond the Ssm.sr in tewa Men Mary T.weley, who hr Men teeth big wheel at Seat Ike Martie, arrived Is town pm seesaw Thursday. Mea (M.) L et, Wallwts sod Mos. Proem., of Latham are se feaensl Cry'. rade., at. pserlak'Sok Row. Siwe Pendred end wee are v1 II- amMr.. sandd MK J. Irritate The raraead Nigh =gland 1s jold�. .seine _morn NEWS OF TME DAY. Parts ail Michigan were visited with • July hese. Bishop and Ma Kaidwio have rem to Reiser de Loup. Treasurer 0010 4111140 of Wentworth Coon ty ae..es his duties today. The Prime of Wake' horse, frlorisel 11.. wen the rare ler the Goodwood Clip. The will el the late Joseph Boodles., of Hastlte., &weft .a ei as estate worth $75. 000. Jona gettey Adams, of Ni.gan Falls. N. Y., teak • .• " from hie Bayne sod Irmo k tiled. The Winokur Wham of the Se.. FM - limn .re tryteg to remora:ze the oarp. as • city kat..lise. Mr. belly's re -.hectic• ea Spiker w4l not be opposed by the Government. The Pall M.11 Gassed* says. Three impede destroyers, oap.ble of moving 36 mile an hour, have hem ordered by the British Geversmoat. Th•.ohoeser Fate sailed free Hawaii is May with a largo number of natives os beard •.d bis not beim heard of dose, l ole Gaso.yoo, of the Soots Guards will e ncased ttajw-General Herbert as oae- ma.der of the (:•radian .elitl► Roc N. Clarke Wallace was mm -eluted Grand Master of the Severig. Greed ledge o f Orangemen without nppseiiioe. A little shad of Mr. Ceehoe's, in Landon was nearly horned to death by .ems burr- ing !laid thrown over it by accident. John Morley may contest PlymosNt is sash Sir Edward Clarke, the pro.mt man- or, le appointed Masher el the Rolla A beg of gold dust valued at snarly 54. 000 was paid into the Caroms Depanmeot oa $0000a1 of dollse oelleded is Takes die - trim. The district of Kdwain is Russia is has - mead by • gang et robbers who were able 1 repulse • form of 200 Coes•cks nest against them. The bodies of four Ottawa young mea drowsed sear Aylmer on Friday how been recovered and the tun.rale will take plass on Friday. The feature in tido dry goods trade this week is ea advance •1 oss•balf omit in various lime of Caaadlam settees, oottea- •des. tickings oad skating,. The Chancery Court bas decided against Lady Hoary Somerset in • cps in which she sought to prevent the renewal of • liquor Bosses on her ancestral estate. Robert Wyoott was eonvieted a aa - slaughter before Judge Prim at Kisgetoa for the killing of W. H. CLetell, bat the Judge released him en suspended eente.os. A verdict of wilful murder has been fated by the eoreser's jury easiest Robert Ce..bsn, the Loudon bey who murdered h is mother. Nathaniel, the younger. is held as •o,em .ry. James N.aleeu, the young Haaltltoa man, supposed to have bees family shot by Benl- keeper Wall, is able to walk around amsie, .•d Wall will he released ou hail if he eau had the .unties. The T., H d B. hoe between Tomato •ad Ramat*. will be double "reeked, and trains will mike the raa ia 40 Maoism One of the directors promises that the line will he completed this year The document forwarded from Ottawa re- g arding the Manitoba school question was rewired by Lieut. Uoveraor Schulte and transmitted to the Manitoba Government, who will meet moon to ooader it. The prohibition appeal involving the onestion of juriedieti.s of the °.carie cad Dominion Governments to pass a prohibitory law has bees partly armed before the Ja- deite] Commit 04tko Privy CseesiL NEWSPAPER WAIFS. Mrs. Bray -I thought Toe said it was the little boy next door who was making all the wise'- Little Johnnie --So it was, m. I was beating him with • stick," -Tit -Bite. The Husband (oaring he wife off) -Yon must promise not to ask for money every time you write." The Wife -Bat that world mealtime, my writing so much of- tener. "- Life. -- Towhee -Now girk, you all know what liquid sesasare is. Little Alice may toil the what t.s•mare trate of inches, (sat and yard." Little Alice -Tape tenure, coacher. -Harper'. Round Table. Married -How do yon like these photo - ore hs of my mother-in-law !- Siegle They are very god of her ; I prefer this am" Married Ye, se do 1, She always looks wall in a travelling dress."-Humorie- tisohe Blatter, Cobble 1 doo't think the landlord of the Ocean Bar House liked what I said to him before I went in barbing." Stone -What was (het !" Cobble -I asked him H these wen any other sharks •rotted. "-Harpsr's Brae` Figg--it's • mighty good thing to have • roman's memory. Fogg --That depend. If the memory is yours, it is • mighty good thing, as you say ; but it it happens to be the property of your wife, that's another matter. -custom Traseoript. "What's the .atter," asked tete p,iice- man ; "hest yes any plass to go!" "Any place ter go !" replied Masnderiag Mike, with contempt.'I've get the whole world before m. 1'.• rot se many plume ter n to d•t It's worryla' M 410y saki.' p es Mad which way ter .cast"-We1Yagtes Star. -- F.oketeia-- i tole yes si•. Ik.y is 41444.1. R6o11e1'4 you14 man gif him • fife taller raid piste to play .id tat he .obw•lleted it,oat the yocug ami got • stomach -pump." Levi -Did he get back his fife teller. !" Ifekeesia-No, dot pey'e full e( besiaese. All be °mild get out of him was tree toilers ant seventy ay. oasts. --Truth. Sold !-A wag went to one of the stetsons ef the Metrepolit s Railway nue eventing lase week, .nd lading the beet seats all taken, epeoed the doer of • carriage .ed said Why, this Weis lewd going." A general stampede eostaed, sad the wag took the coveted seat In tete earner. I. the midst of the general indignation' hewrseked'- goi"Why did yes my the mils wasn't ir '•stall, it wasn't the.," replied the wag, "but It k new." as,... teems. Thee are OM" Moa .M sort sl kerma Sense ken is pleated is the ground and the ether met den's aced plmiti g a they yew milts 0atueally es move's IS end don't men horse. TIM hied se kers bae tato sorts - ams iamb sr feeds Me .seal NO Jesse elores Tow Met. wham M area beHitg mid see mere rd htoloo, �k bakes k an ether b hea tb.. nub. empriaby whin year bees b es. 1 des't hie tam. end urs the ettweslmg atadleime. Peewees Pelham (,ism lonesome, whish imoems Mew them ttoblob emr toserf ie HOLIES' ASSURANCE. That No Jury WIII Convict Him of 1111 tardier. AFIAW Of IATCI SUNG FQUIO. !b. A eh--o.m.ptr.s . tallow elm reaps Have be Bytes.. Ae3.ae tes- te tarimet low Wheeler .e IWsts Neck c...bs r Sawa. Phfladelphla. Aug. L -H. H. Holmes who ls ch..rgrd with about every crime 1a the calendar, made a statement .•-t t ,lay n tilt t• tint)' p: loon r gait' Ing the latest developments in the chaptcn of murders with which he 1' accused. "The Chicago officials." he .ald,"ma, claim that 1 am responsible for the death of Minnie R'lllym-' Em.iy CI - grand and Mrs. Conner and little Ju - Ila, but I can sbow conclusively that these people have not and could not have been done away with by mg, 1 am willing to admit that Kmlly Ct- grand was employed by me as a cl. i t and typewriter for quite a whlli , but I canot say where she Is now." Holmes declared that Minnie Williams is alive. When Holmes was asked abot.t the Identity established between ,,Eo alias Caldwell and Hatch, who is now confined In the Little Rock P slken- tlary and the Imminent coDfearoa of the mac, he said he was not d•e;.oeed to discuss that matter at prevent, -'I will may, however," he went on, 'that the police out west are away off in this case. They 4o not know what they are talking about I will tell you frankly that i do not care what number of - con- fessions Allen makes. But Hatch is the man I fear. He is reapons,bie, or at least can account for the dlvap - pearance of the Mewl children, He took them from Toronto and I have not seen them since. Should th po- lice And Hatch he Is liable to turn around and acuse me of murd ring these children. Of all other thio go. I am accused wrongly In that cane. Aa long as Hatch keeps out of the way they cannot prove that I murdered the Pttrrel children, but If he is found and armee me of that crime. I do not know what to do. It would be a caae of dog eat dog, for he can swear Just as strongly an 1 can." I can confidently say that neither the police in Chicago, Toronto, I'ltilla- detphla or anywhere else, can produce evidence to show that I ever murder- ed anybody." It is stated by officers of the Fidel- ity insurance Association, the con- cern that Holmes rwtndled,that Hatch. Allen, and Caldwell are the same men whose true name do Hatch. An officer of the Fidelity also positively said that Hatch could not have been In Toronto at the time Holmes took the Pltesel children there, as he. was then in the Little Rock Penitentfai y, where he had been sentenced to 15 years'lm- Prlsonment, sto case 1. r'keeaea, Chicago. evidence has ubeen secured too make out any sort of a case for to warrant a request that Holmes he tried in Chi- cago. alt Mattis WANE w&& The Eddied etriemae ripe... Mee a f a.t5tste. London, Aug- L -Sir Thttthas Fran- cis Wade. K.C.B.. G.C.M.G., died at Cambridge yesterday. He was born in loll. He entered the British army in idle, and served In China and elseo where until 1147, when he retired with the rack of lieutenant. He held at different times various official posi- tions at Hong Kong and Shanghai. Owing to his familiarity with the na- tive language and character. hr woo appointed a member of Lord EIgtn's mission to China and accompanied the miplon to Pekin in 1800. In 1871 he was appointed Envoy Extraordi- nary and Minister Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British Trade In China. He was advanced to the rank of K.C.B. In 1875 for negotiating Important treaties with the Chinese Government and obtaining trade facilf- ties In that empire. in 1889 he received the Grand Croom of the Order of at Michael and St. George. Tia T., IS. a B tel8 RI •tae. Tia Treble te tan Frees Teresa, le 11ase- latea Im Party W*aeere. Hamilton. Aug- 1. ---Several •orris of engineers were out making a flea. sur- vey of the T., H. & B. line between Hamilton and Toronto, and they ex- pect to be through their loboa short- ly. F. S. t'pton,a 'director of the T., H. & B., Mated to -day that the line between Hamilton and Toronto, would be built this fall, and he thought work would be started In about a month. No coat w111 be spared In m'.klnc the roan nret-class, so that trains no run between the two cities .n 10 n lnutee, There will be a dettble track, PATAIi111ft IT cortato ennews. math Ctaeea Two liming Poems cad a. *IA Masi Charlottetown. P.ILI., Aug. L -Ste- phen Perry, Muddy Creeck, bat a young child b ya cherry stone Itticking in the windpipe. canning death. A 12 -year-old boy owned Meredith was killed to -day at Victoria Wert. He had fastened a rope to a horse/s neck and struck the bores. when the animal ran, dragging tba young fal- Imoww,� who became entangled with the 7 while ge Raynor, lie, was drowned ing to -day. rusata e1 LtiuWTfette. A awe. toad r4 ice► Hato en Arms Inisaimedi Man aged II FMK J•derwtlle. Tia, Aac 1.. 7s' the Mersey 04 Me isoom M ills soh - arta as the city d $ Matey 51)..- Liasree deo-dmr, vete ba as then- egb beet its t• her The nenther's 1111.gem a mos psis Miss OAK la the let ale :IV bead alstrthemerelle {tilt MINIS flet W AYER'S Hair VIGOR iaorea Natural osier to um ohm semrowes It Minas est L W. Peewtok, ed Dlib1f. H. S., 0.T■ 1 NA 1*"to I7 more hilly hair sgo my y to Unna and fall out. Af- ter the use of Das bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor my hair was restored to its orlgtn.j color and ceased falling out. An occasional application has since kept the hair in good condition." -Mrs, H. P. FsRwict. DIgtty. N. fie Growth of Hair. "Zighnyeealago. I had the Tariq lotsand lost my hair, which preyk. oasl� was quite abundant. I tried a Tadato of preparations, but with. out beneficial result. tin I began to fear I should be permanently bail. About six months ago, my husband brought home a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. and I began at once to use it. In a short time, new hair began to appear and there is now every prospect of as thick a growth of hair as before my illness." - An.Wrm, Polymnia St., New thiamiLa. AYER'S HAIR Vicoi FaSPAa*D .T ELL C. AYR 101., LAELL, MCI, .i. A. aver. Pens mom 1Neh Headache. tressas.e leer kith.. ter Trr$$m.at Sall 1•..,,.a.o:. Cawut,er : Ther. u In the Cii to, wtvu.t Ho•piteJ •.:.t wttb • litter of noel. tectal... Tn. f•ritly wow y • ma- ser se to.. .ower rad of the padded -t.11 oornior. where the mfaaule feline led ea eaovewtful lie until yeete.day Mumma. fee wt. 1.a 111. mother h.t.e 4 to the fres Mild war..,f the no ',tally nos, Iveut, but her i.tonleot rerw.m•-•' tinny paired. Owing to 'Mt brooder of • drain pipe at the low.-, root ,.1 .nn wcrhler he lour was KbewllJ .pr Lk' -Al with c' lona. of hme. ow of the k.v.,,, a h.+e p1., ung about after the m,.uer ..f n. kind, tolled Into the do Iafest•ot awl b.... it. cud filled with the Kase. "Act.-- e•effi"g the r.r0 of bar uff■pring, said Dr. t:er. t , "t hr rnether undertook to make tt-- to.let of the little use, bat ac Raked • t•a►te mu her mouth t het Dame near sawing nervous prom•uon. Toon of cur pries and regret stood in the eyes of tae wretehe•t parrot as she gazed auepiciou•Iy at the kitten. Once 1 thought %be was going to hunt, but she as nut that kind of • tat. InateA4 of waking a foss, the mother nosed the pa: tent until she bund • spot free from line Then .he tock the kitten in her teeth, tuned 11 along the corridor to the ho -pail proper, and laid it oe the operatie.m table with its feet in the air. Without doubt that .1-1 oat had coal/ dews 111 ter p.Le. euriMoo• cad knew what we were there for. She eat oa the leather pillow, 1 Ater firer at the kitten and the. at tete 1. intuition,. roes, until I broke down end tate the kitten • bath in the sink. During the operatle' the mother parried as • satisfied sort of way, and when I bad finished she took her bay by the nape of the seri., Brave it txupl, of shakes, and trotted nark to her house la the oorrider. caves•sew Item MSib Then is • moonset of week... The heads fall ii•i met.%. Eoerpy s gone. A tired feeling I..reed's the whole body. If you gave way to this you might be really 111. Got • bottle of Wowed lemma lnvlids' Port, and see the magic it le i11 work. A fine ell wise, generous as .s unselfish friend, rich, frasty,wltll • foil body ; • wens at owe to glad the heart and build up the system. making blood •ed ttmne, mem passed as • toaeo foe • debilitated system, riving strength and hope. A deep ardent glow, a bnei•g spirit ; the property of mak ins wore out people strong and well. A Mr racing tonic, sold by all dialers at $'7.50p. r case of 12 quart betties, half • case $4.00 or 75 per bottle. Addr.s.-- Bordoaux CI•rot Co., 30 Hospital Street, Measreal. Ma de Geed -Wilt did the .enieter preach ag•isat today' Mr. de Goof (wearily) - He preached easiest time. " Usenet we bsemie one ?'• be pleaded enrrstly, •• " That ah depends." end.," replied is sew girl. Ask your Druggist fc. Murray & - Lanman's FLORIDA WATER A DAIIOTT /LORAL SJIT7RACT Per nalidlawailet.11rest ter lb&