The Signal, 1896-9-24, Page 44
TRIC SIGNAL : CODRRIOA• ONT.. THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1896.
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pot t - . for ant insertion. and flews per Ilse
ter esti .ub.syueal Iss.rtkw. Meessur.d 11
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remote the paroalary hewed* of say midi
vldu. 1 or company. to be oon.iderwd as ed
vertl.nment and charted aororitiorty.
Loral Dotter* In nonpareil type Dae oast
word, so notices less thee lie.
Local nodose lovot'd o try reading
for lees type two
Nolose torr churches word,is per and other roIIgi athaa nd
benevolent lsstitutloos hrlf rots.
dab.ortber who tell te re•wve TIES Stol,AL
r elderly by melt. will c outer a favor by ae-
• • • t of the trot at t early an flotsam
P Mo`or's 0Nlee,
J. C. Le Teasel, of Goderlch, bee boss sr
dLocal Travelling Arent for the tows
Goderlob. Colborne, Ashfield sad W
enmesh.
Waal pwtmaaten over the district ere also
e•.powwed to race ve eubsoriptlose to THE
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110D11;RIGH, THURSDAY. SHPT. 24. Iw6
THE OFFICE HOG MUST GO.
11N the new appointment made by
the Ootano GOVeramest THE Sl,..AL 1.
pleased to .se that the principle of not al-
lowing • member to nominate himself to •
fat olboe has toms reoogtizad. Whether
the Government appointed the right man to
the ethos or not, we are not going to discusses
is this article, but we ars pleased that the
Bet appointment of value made by tbs
HAklor•Kov. Administration, as it u called,
has rives • black -.ye is the self-seeking
members, who oyst.matasolly made tbeu
election to Parllarseot • stepptnr stone to a
fat ohee at the earliest opportunity. Inv
Snore.. fought the policy of appomun'
to affix, membere from the floor of the
Local House, and w•e one of the chief fac-
tors in toustnig the new Government to
abandon that ve,aous system. Snaodslous
appointments of the nature had been the
policy of the former Liberal Government,
and sixteen veers ago Tis . SIGNAi. began
the fight to °hangs the mode of selecting
appointees to ottioe. In that ?Imo we have
opposed the swinish proven that had fatten-
ed theSeetecalu., the Mt li.taty, the MAGMA•
HO:t., the WArrt.00c, the 1:11.u•,t-HA, the
Wn'1111-Itl.t.., the A. M. it.et•.i.,rhe %Voolet,
the Awttr.vS, cod a score or more of other
f .wily eminent statesmen, who had an eye
open sinely to the mein chance, although
they had posed as patriots up to the tune of
getting within re.oh of the "lone.' None
of the local papers had undertaken to op-
pose the; rook and open violation ot the
indepesdeoos of parliament, !WOUND none
of editors desired to antagonize the ap-
point sent of • pohticieo with whom they
were o fnesdly terms. Sixteen years ago,
se we have stated, THE S1.:,A1. set oat to
break op the system, ad on may occasions
in that term of years has denounced the roe-
celity--fo mammy it was end Is now
-that was being perpetrated. Th. )oun.
•1 in all thew veers denounced the fraud,
and said it would fight the issue to the bit-
ter end, should • vacaooy pacer in this rid-
ing. sad • sitting member d• •ed to pitch
fork himself into the office. The opportun-
ity to harry out the policy which THE SIGNAL
had laid down Dime at last. JAwaa DICK -
so t dad is July of last year, and THOMAS
GI Ete1Y, 11. PP., was immediately "in the
hands of his friends " to secure the billet.
Tilt SIGNAI. foagbt the ethane. last
Spring .t the oleos of the session the op-
po'• .newt was practically made, but THE
81OPAL kept up the fight, orvi Dried s halt
epos the e.utrage, The Pstroe members
took tip the fight, and Mr. rektor intro -
dead • resolution which was designed to
wipe out the appointment to °Moe el mem-
bers from tbe floor of the Hots.. Mr.
HAv.,oei, the leader of the Petrone. is
•doondisg the resolution. read a editori•
from THE M`a`te, which exposed the oer-
nption sod ohte•sery whiob permeated the
appointment system wader tmm old regime.
()o the vote of want of o.Adosoe the Gov-
er•ment met its smallest majority duriag
that and the previous recesses, sad to their
amain be It eaid,ewo Ltb.rwl .ambers voted
for eh. moMon sad •gaimst the vicious
prinetpl., One of them nowhere was J. T.
(Akai.v., M I'I'. tor West Harem. ad the
other see was sot Tema. (li•sot+, II,PP, fee
Ken Heron The Government was .Mg -
tiered and halted, sad stayed .t the Wt es•
til take HARD. Admintstrwttes gesosed
power, sad taken it was decided te °hang.
the policy el tpp.tnteetet in the miters
vssiretn bates meaty Tn• Siev*hla he
eppss4Uos to oreshen semt..1isg them.
selves to fat Aloes is set sew, sold sever
was, is personal hostility to Twee. Grssow,
M.PP . and personally 'been him seeltwg
best the kiadli.st ruga,J-ir taken was a
day when Mr. Gilson de.esseed the istqui-
Isms premise as seresely as Tea RtoiAL
111d -art se *trash en the s asdal load te boe
grl, i4 the Itamla was M he feueht, and me
stabvo el the press were age disereet sr ars
e.wdly to stake the Musk, Tee RtusAL
afai k. even if ti bed to smt•gsslse tis
Nth& ted Wee .dsi.ms M Turmas Ut.7
ps. who were seethe lasses te sell the
sb.Albd per iph's d • Mar leg • mess
e poems" The `.else al tom oeerw...t
le M s gslatksr "tis /Wiser d the Reeser
to the woes/Ay shoes twat it reakass Yat
the pole* warmed by tte prede..ese a wee
wreaks, sad Ib.t beawfortk the Wyety
Will otaok It wok be the usestics the
..eb.r• of the (: ,verssest doer* all
credit for .h- .toed they hove taloa. 11
.Dalt he sot thew isessNes thea the Uhl
maw he kept ep. Tem ales*.. W wee •
virtual eeknoeledgttent`ei Its yriadple is
this dusty, .• d other w.wep.p.n can sow
he found to iota on fisc `got to tbal event
'manse help ay Govorsasat that nes)
suet up .gala.( the entities of the Mao
sad the people.
THE SIG V AL desires the optalose of 11.
cool rhes es this .shiest. Int Greta. Tories
sad lsdepsades'e spook oat honestly. It
is a light t.. • Bald, .o far se Tea Sweet
is se..erned. Bud obi. 1,er0.1 U espport
se amdidate for parl.amwlsry homers
who will ...t pled(• humeell to spree
hesestortb the .o•ad•lou. • V.' em oldie bas
orevNled in take p..' Ta. °sooty odd ewe
themes woo reprs.est (boric, on the Acer of
1,. Legislature dost own this Proviso •at
11e fullness thereof . the °ocrow s•jriy
who 000.tfr0M hos (,.•vha.neot party ms%
owe the t0 pars
if mast °°t divert
the sono to recess./moa : and the reit*
men of we t • woo ladle oat the
" soup " must r.tn a.bsv that they ars not
homes of the people, but merely stewards.
sad that they are only hued for four yews
at • use.
/ SNAP SHOTS.
-Canada for once in its existata.e
has • Govern°• who govern' and • Premier
who knows bow to edvi... They make •
good team.
-If the Hon. GitoaGi U $KLIISO
Fortis keeps on dividing fisc Howe he will
presently wipe the Opposition vote out of
etreaom.
-If you hove a brother a member
of the Legislature, you Deed ant oar. who
the •ppliornts for • public poe.tlos may be.
ou'II get it.
East Huron appears to be some-
what ripped up the hack politieslly, if the
oommesu of East Hurowites visiting this
town during the past wed ate to be takes
at per. The registry .mks did it
--From the reports of the attack in
Parliament os. the Governor-deeeral wbiab
have reached es we are firmly of opinion
that Li Huve T1•1 -PER must have left his
teeth in the tumbler and tried to ohew soap
with his gra.
COMING AND GOING. •
Mrs. J. H. Williams, has returned from •
visit to Highland Creek.
Bert Smith returned on Friday from •
month's visit to Montreal.
Mn (Judge) Johnston end son, of Sault
Sts. Marie, aro visiting in town.
Fred Platt has returned from
week's vim( to teased' in London.
P. Dow, jr., of Wingh•m, is in tows
the week, taking is the G. N. W.
Mrs- A. Streit°. was vieitiarf friends the
past week in Chutes and S.dorth.
W. A. Markle and A. Young of I)nmbo
are •.sting Wm. Burrows and family.
\lin easeaday, of Ottawa, was visiting
her eater, Mn, D. MoGIliionddy, this
week.
Mrs. O. C. Whitely has be.. visiti°g
friends and r.isuess in !..le•fortb the past
week.
Humphrey Brophy, of Detroit, ie speed-
ing • holiday term at the parental rest -
donee.
Jas. ('lark is visiting the Robing stations
at Wi•rton ad on the Georgia Bay
Oostende.
1)r- and Mn. Armstrong and daughter, of
Fullerton. an the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jowph Reck
Mies Ferro.. retuned lest week tram a
two months' ..it to Bln'vle and other
points in Ontario.
Mr. and Mn. Keenighaa returned on Fri-
day from s two months' visit to Manitoba
and the Northwest Territory.
Mn. and *ties Sarah Thonton, who have
been is Godsrioh for several .oaths, leave
for hems, Hamilton, the afternoon.
Mia MoMicking, who had been the girt
of Mn. P. Holt the past two weeks, raters -
ed to her home, Toronto, on Saturday.
Judges 304141S and Creaser, the o..is-
eionen who •livid.d the Duty into essaty
nonoil divisions, left foe their Mews on
Friday.
Miss Susie MoM•ih has Monied fres
her visit to Kingston wad is eradiate a few
days with her sister, Mrs. RomW es bee
way bone.
Telfer flatus of the Bask of Montreal
has received orders to premed te Ro.alad,
B,C., and exposits to Mart fee the Pacific
Proviso tomorrow.
a two
NVSTONt O?AEK
I mportant Events In Few Word*
For Busy Reader`
The easy worlds aareaed0P rarelasUJ
r...Nled sad is. late Oar ,y and
•tv.ralve 00 '- M the (..den et
War raper - • ....aa Hese. I-•Jy.•.at
r rsesgrapaed p.psu.st.°-
INk .1 Hi KEQUKl1.
The Moncton .agar refb'ry was
burned. Involving • loss of 11190.1011.
1JLL N'11K..I) ler .. .....
Marie Corona, the English authoress.
vigorously denounces female bicycle
riding, which she regards as the height
ut feminine vulg.: ity.
Ned Crane. the famous be eball
1•itcher, and holder of Inc wo.1d'a ie -
cord for long distance throe, lag. cam -
nutted suicide by drinking chloral In
ituchester.
..I1'K iL FH)INeaei. • t
Manitobans are enjoying • 1oret•Nt
ur winter.
at tarrget by time of the soldiers in Damp
then. He died In the afternoon of th.-
saute day.
Dr Bergin, Al P., tell down stale at
ys residence in Cornwall_ He passed
/1 bourn In • ooalato•e state, and died
00 Saturday without regaining con-
cctouasesa
1' NCLAOOI hole D.
An mrtbquako lasting nix seconds
was felt at Messina and Regio d1
Collette.
The assessment returns jut com-
pleted show the population of London
dun to l,e 34,7*141.
There are at present 4475 patients In
the London hospitals, o' whom 7118
are suffering from scarlet fever.
Dr. P. H. Bryce of Toronto was
elected Ilnt vice-president of the Am-
erican Public Health Association.
A French scientist says the world.
u far as Europe is concerned, is com-
ing to as end. The eart;. Is certainly
cooling In France and B Ig um. and
great physical changes are likely Ht
the near future.
The storm of Saturday raged Ser'cely
on the Atlantic coast Hud 1.11v gr...
lakes. The Niagara boats from To-
ronto had very rough passage% and
It is feared that many shipping disas-
ters on the lakes have Yet to be re-
..urted.
THE INDUSTRIAL NUR' :).
Tom Mann's scheme for an unlversa:
dockers' strike looks very tis.mIiabl^
cut paper. but the maters of th Bre-
t.& Shipping Federation profess not to
be alarmed to the slightest.
The Trades and Labor Congress at
Quebec discussed • resblutlon for the
exclusion of Socialists from their meet-
ing. The motion was carried after a
tong debate. They also passed a res-
olution against the Chinese, and atter
the nfttcen were elected the nongreen
adjourned.
THE DEAD.
Within ten days there have bees
five deaths from typhoid fever in one
family In East Zorra. •
Lewis Sauyte, employed In a stave
mill four miles from Comber. Ont..
dropped dead from heart failure.
..layor Calgary of Colltngwood. Ont..
was found dead to his toed. The de-
ceased, who was one of the wealthiest
men In Collingswood, 60 year. a age,
and unmarried, had retired the pre-
vious night in his usual health.
It is understood that The Chatham
Banner Is t.. be sold, as Messrs. Brier-
ley d< McKay w111 go to Montreal to
take charge of The Herald.
In Interviews the principal Ottawa
lumbermen said that their cut this
season would be about the same as
last year. but they are employing a
smaller number of men in the woods.
Acenrding to the commercial .ge11-
cles of New Torte there to r0 actuol
improvement In business throughout
the Critter] States. Trade and industry
are checked by political turmoil and
financial distrust.
TNF: REI-IDIOI % WoRLD.
The foundations of the new Roman
Catholic cathedral at Westminster have
he. -n completed.
Rev. C H. 'Shutt, rector of St. Bar-
nat.aa' Church. Rt. Catharines. intends
handing In his resignation shortly.
THE HARBOR.
Then is another break on the harbor side
of the break water.
The lumbar foe maitre the waterworks
intake crib arrived Ilse week.
The ester. Ontario with lumber for this
harbor °arrived is pen ea Friday.
The water was Moor ea S•tarday and
Susd.y is barber and river ties ea ay time
sine° the Serlwg freshet
The tugs Reelya. Iia Qhs.. and Seibold,
oommanded by Captains Craigto. Inkster
ad Wylie, are new is barber, their mete
having .11 beam lifted. The memos for the
early sespeames of il+lmg is " it des's
PIM,"
Saturday's equh.otial was a dWarlaag
.Leant for the logs. The boos ..sr the
bland broke sad the lege it oostaieed were
blows to the east end 6111•g .p the spies
ooupied by ships and ter. The water was
very rough, the see'wemr Dost.* ever eke
bled having fell play es st. ate far we
have set beard et d.s.e te ehipplmg eff
this pert, sad Weide es months were aim -
heed. B*bb's bashing homes is brakes it
two, the separatism .coring ae the ram
where it was jobbed sees toe veers ores.
esd the here des ler the intake pips
weir sheltie dissn.sie.. ?be break in
the bathing-bekes was mead by the waves
Mimi it fres its bmsdM .s. the wither
melbas is rtes* teems seer lefty er Yty
feet pees to tmia.d.
The Rev. Father
est priest In the
Saturday at the
Montreal. aged 96.
Point. S.J., the old-
Iy..minlon, died on
Jesuit College in
The Pope. In an apostolic letter. pro-
claims that the Anglican ordinations
are absolutely invalid, and His Holi-
ness Invites the Anglicans to return to
Catholic unity.
1.OI.ITICr- FOR 'Iris..
The complete returns of Monday's
elections show • Republican plurality
M Maine of 43.722. .
The latest advices from Madagascar
describe the Island within the French
protectorate as in a horrible condition
of anarchy.
The press bureau at the National
Democratic headquarters in Chlcam•
calculates that Mr. Bryan. In Novem-
ber. will carry 36 out of the 46 states.
and 324 electoral votes.
Lord Res.•bery declares that RUSSIA
has not changed her position In regard
to e urkey. and he fear's that a Euro-
pean war would result from independ-
ent action by England.
The St. James' Gazette. In an editor-
ial on the eastern situation, suggest.
a new triple alliance, coenpr.sed of
En'Rland. Italy and the United States.
The formation of this new drelbund
might lead to a treetb grouping of the
Powers. and the d.-ih•ery of Europe
both from Turkish misrule and the dan-
gerous thraldom to Runeta into which
itis slinking. 1
(•RIME A*1) (RtllatalAI.a.
0.Sept 17th new law esf.fo
ssg the
me elw metras .how.. .i wtilgbts 054
esesesss is Nowise nesse rte terse
• fie .a s lavishness sear A elest e.
Ian., was pt est by peeping es it elver
berm bageheads, se there wY se wager l
be bd.
The Tremolo gevarsess dee sot with lis
o.tredim Ty... to arae ibAeshs. sod he
will probably be raged es vt • eeel Mused
ler •bl
COERkil EIICAIN CIITII.
JAMES ROBINSON.
WE iutssd to make our new FallStock of Dry (Doak Dov. rapidly,
that is, if low prices have anything to do with it We what to have
you know that we aru •quoezing prices down to the vert lowest
of compression p lit, that it w pea.•ible to give them. We point with pride
to our prices. Our new
MANTLES and CAPES
now in stock. We ...k you to compare Quality, Style and Prices with any
store in Gotierich. New
1'..LIT110a 1'ANAJI.%V.
Mr. Alexander L. Gibson of Wrwte-
ter has been appointed Registrar of
the County of Huron
A deputation from M•, -crest waited
on the Gov",rnlue it at '"taws. to sok
a guava .tee of 6500.09d ...oils to .'•1
the Ince n. -,•.t Exhibition.
The 104th. annlveray of the meet -
Ing of the tint Parliament of Upper
Canada was celebrated by the Niagara
Historical Society w.th -many Pp-
proprtate speeches.
The Debates Committee of the House
has recommended the llsmisa•il .f
Messrs. Bouchard, Vanes*, and Mc-
. od. three of the four French trans-
!ators, for Interfering In elections
The Government •renounces that It
Is nut read* tee, proceed with the ten•i-
ers for the fast Atlantic service. because
there is no provision for an adequate
freight service. and the tenders re-
ceived are not specific or absolute.
Mr. Laurier eta?. d In the House that
Abbe Proulz has no official mission
from the Government. Th. Premier
sent a telegram to the abbe prior to
his departure for Rome. but It was a
personal matter. and h. has never
spoken to the abbe on the school ques-
tion.
VI'KFt1.t YF:It•ON 11..
Sir Isaac Pitman, the originator of a
system of shorthand known by his
name, is serious:y 111 In Parts.
The Queen nae agreeably atontsb,-d
the poet Burns' enthusiasts by reveal -
Ing herself as s collector of Burne
relics.
President Kruger Is thtnktng of vis-
iting Europe next spring, on private
business, and will very likely go 10
England.
Chief Justice Russel lett Washington
on Saturday morning for New York.
He will sail for home about the end
of the week.
Mr. Henry Howard, at present Secre-
tary of the British Embassy to Franc..
has been appointed Minister d the
Netherlands.
It is reported in London that th.-
I)uke of Fife. son -In-law of the Prince
of Wales, is negotiating with ono of
the Vanderbllts for the sale of Mar
Lodge. Braemar.
The Czar and Cr^rira were expr•ted
to reach Leith b-. i.or ori Tuesday on
their way to t'. • Queen at tlalmorai.
The most car, .reparatt-no for the
safety and • f .t of their Imperial
Majesties a, - t ding made.
311 or WAR.
The new armored battleship Illus-
trinus wan launched from the Chatham
dockyards.
Interesting tests were made at the
Niagara military camp ranges of the
penetrating power of the Lee -Enfield
rine bullets.
17y ancellor von Hohenlohe is going to
Auakee for some shooting to -day which'
would seem to indicate that there is
to he no immediate action of the
powers in Turkey.
The American Legation at Constan-
tinople has received news that a fresh
massacre, In which a large number of
Christians were killed. has taken place
at Mini, to the Valley of Kharput.
The correspondent of the London
Times In at. Petersburg calls atten-
tion to the bitter anti -English feeling
in the Russian press. A similar tone
prevails in the leading Austrian organs,
which aceute England of Machiavel-
lian designs on Turkey.
At a meeting held In Toronto M vet-
erans who had served to the British
army for ten years and received hon-
orable discharges, It was decided to
petition the British Government and
also Her Majesty the Queen, through
His Excellency Lord Aberdeen. to
have the provisions of the prese'ht
pensioners' warrant extended to the
ten-year men.
The Anglo-Egyptian expedition.
numbering about fifteen thousand men.
advanced on Friday to Barna on the
Nile. On Saturday they occupied Ker -
ma, on the Nile, almost without op-
position. The troops hurried forward
to Dongola, only thirty miles distant,
and Met the dervishes in force on the
Nile. After defeating them with heavy
loss, they sent the gun -boats on to
Mineola, which the dervlmhes had left
practically undefended. A email force
of RrItlsh took poaaesmlon of the city.
and will hold it till the arrival of all
the troops.
,. ...iv 1 1' 111 F:F:V ANTI 47
Burglars made an attempt to rob the
Mil)hrnok postoMce. but were fright-
ened away.
Ex -Treasurer Harvey of Guelph was
committed for trial on the charge of
embezzling city fnnda
John Macdonald was committed for
trial at the Brantford Police Court on
the charge of personating at the recent
Dominion election to South Brant.
A warrant has leen lammed at ('o-
boury for Frere Rush on the charge
of murder. Ranh was with young
Prentiss at the shooting of Mr. Thoma
Lineard.
Judge Finkle at Wondstock decided
that a prima facie case for extradition
had leen made nut against Md. Under-
wood. who is wanted In Tex` 00 a
charge of murder.
A plot arranged by convicts. to break
out of the Kingston penitentiary ham
been dieerv,.ved. They haat turn• 14••1
their way into an empty cell, and four
of the ban on the window had been
awed through.
to tar A 1.T1 Rt.
The body of an unknown man was
found In the canal at Welland.
Mr. Henry Schad.] of Hamilton tell
in a Rt and brukei his neck. dying in-
stantly
Mr Ren Martin of the Y.0 R. °Teen•
St. Thoma, fell from a train near
London and died from his ln)uries.
Mr. Timothy Almond. well known !n
Hamilton. where hes mother resides.
was killed at Coney island. New Tork
Engineer James Pacer and Ir'Iremar.
Georg. Johnston were killed by their
train running into an open •witch at
Hamilton.
Or Saturday night Mr. Jamas Pol-
lock, • resident 0 C0boarg, (bete. wow
secl.v.0,0 ly killed at •o railway ernes -
beg is that town. The deceased was
M years of age
By the expleeton of • Moiler In Pettit
Bros .• hoop and ettve mills. near Omni -
her. Pirrmsn Alfred Jambe was killed
and the property was damaged eots-
•MersMy
Pte Hatton of the 31st A•ttallo.
(racy 1.idwtry while acting as marker
et the elite remises 01 Nlagnra-on-thm-
Lake. was struck by • bullet end at
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Again we ask comparison in Quality and Prices. Fall and Winter Novelties,
are overflowing with Style, Merit sed Attraction. You ignore your
rightful advantages if you omit to claim the advantages offered by the great
Mantle, Drt•sv Gods a•ol Linen hoes. of Gorlericb.
JAS. ROBINSON
Oorner Weet-dt and Square.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Bowie are *till the favorite pastime.
Cycling w -a rather oat of fashion ou 541-
D. R. Kam Is butldior an addition to bis
lana •A. v.
TM UJdf.11ows well meet an regular .e•
bio.. tine ...sang.
Satertlal did not bra.. Lev res:.. d, es ire
bei • fair share of r("
*tenet -r Iu.e turf 01 a ler 1. U,.-., 1. • .da
ince., Thar. J.. es kelt g.
Lutea• N-. C,rk ,.t'ern'. .t e•, --•pod
lions. not 1'. '1•h. For.
H.mlw..'• trw. , • 0,0: •.., •.
tr * works sight sad day.
w lines shoe oases and I•s.Jry baso.
Goa. miss taksmm. The Fair.
Mi Dark's bones os Victoria beet, wilt
sees be reedy hr soosp•ties.
Th. °ss•eiery sever looked grosser i r
prettier than it did es Seaday.
Borrows the ..sd.ss•n dipped over 3,11B0
baskete of Moms the past seams.
The lead on Saturday reduced the Toon
Iity of fruit os. Winter apple tress.
The mottoes es lite Fut-et. arch were,
" God Saye oar Quests," and " W eloest. '
Severe' horses were trigbteaed by the
dodog leaves os. S•ttsrday, but no serious re-
sults followed.
Next Sabbath eventing • I hestab as •
vesper service will be held in Nort4-.t
Methodist church.
Misses Domagh sad Parses will ropes
their room. for daring and depehaent
early in October.
There was early oema i •t Sr.
Owren'` on Nusdsy, sod • k sptiimsl s•rv-
io is the aft.rnoos.
On Sunday the aide walks were made an-
onaferMkM by the number of brsaohee thief,
had hese blown from tb. trees.
Early la UooSer, Misses Neagh vet Par-
secs will re -open their academy for instruct-
ion is daring and deportment. 88 2t
This afternoon the ladies of St Gerge's
000gregotion will meet in the •obool room
at 2 o'olook for the purpose of d000reUsy
oharob fee meet Sunday.
Before the children were dismissed, Prl.-
ciesl Halle told them that in .00rd•so.
with Hi. Exoellasev's oommand, (bey wosld
have w whole holiday oe Thareday.
Al the instance of the proprietor of THs
SI.:*AL, Mrs Cox, en old lady who was et
Redd° Wise. SO wean since, was tame -
darted to Their E[odl.sotss by the aide-de-
camp. Mrs. Cox was most o.rdielly
greeted.
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church bag est apart next Sabbath
as Children's day. The 000rr.sasies S
Knox Church will regard it as salol, sad at
the moniker r por ries the pastor will speak
particularly to resets : to the sfternoss M
children : and in the evening to young
people. la the •ftsrso•n at 3 e'oleek, the
oblides° and their !risible will moot on the
body of the oburoh, and the messes eaesdes
permed by the Gess`! Assembly's Sab-
bath School Committee will be used. The
sellee' ion at the sheerest genies will be
es behalf of the week et she assembly's 8.8
Committee.
Early last week J. J. P. Tyner'. the
alleged No. 1 of the Invin•. woes who
killed Lord Henry Cavendll:., was ar-
rested In France on a charge of being
concerned In a coneplrm y to blow up
with dynamite Her Majesty Queen
Victoria and the Czar on the occasion
of the latter's visit this week.
The French Government has received
• formal demand from Great Britain
for the extradition of Patrick J. Tynan.
The Irish Executive took steps to
bring about the extradition of P. J.
Tynan. In custody at Boulogne. on the
charge of having been connected with
the Phoenix Park murders.
11e there appears to be evidence
thiefa dynamite attack was Intendel
upon Balmoral eatle while the Czar
was visiting the Queen. the feeling of
alarm In England Is subsiding.
The record of the Court of Common
Pleas In New Tort shows that P. J. P.
Tynan. the dynamite suspect under ar-
rest at Itoulog'ne. heals been a clttsen of
the United States since August, 114*.
The London Dally Mali prints the
rumor that Tynan wilt turn Informer.
and suggests that this explains his king
immunity from arrest, and also Is.
C•ron's assertion that Tynan was la
the Government secret service.
M. Bows, the Deputy Publle Prose-
cutor In charge of the case against
P. J. Tynan. yesterday received a let-
ter stating that unless Tynan le re-
wound within twenty-four hours Y
Daesu will be blown up with dynamite.
As • result of disclosures said to
have been made by the finding ot docu-
ments upon the perste .f Edward Be11,
alga Edward J. Ivory of New 'fork.
arrested In Glagow on a cheflrge of
!ring eonneet.d with oho dynamite
eon.plr'ary, the guard's ass tis Govern -
ss( 0t buildings 1a Iaadss and th•
powder =ins at W.wwlck have
floe
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See his 300 -page Map Scribbler ; it
is a good one. Complete Stock of
& I Dol Supplies.
JAMES TATsL
I . Careful Buyer
NEW
11111VALS
By mistake we have received
a larger quantity than we or-
dered zf Wire Lamp Shade
Frames, in the latest patterns,
which will be run out at 20c.
each.
11,111 1."IIEFAIRI
VICTORIA OPERA ROUSE.
II I
Ain eels% bis Reeds e•rerliy. Jere W
dwb...ds Sea, mrd pay the rip( ked
of • prise tee sok.. Yes may rest emesed
whoa yes ,clam year seder with se year it
ewe rs will be .wfwily rebored.
He the show as as ..hoesm s Imo es me
d., beautiful esedaamd said ea • (*Aim res
will enable yew to sere s.sm.v.
PRIDHABI
'hoes ?AtL-
-1 SOLID WEEK -
SEPT. 21 to 26 Inclusive
The Wilson
Comedy Co.
Harry Harvey Mesa Ulskbet
Amer. Dorkis Jeanie Weedw.et•
Airs. hose... Hrsa0 a. Mute
Albert M..ema. Nov• Irwin.
Lillie Roby Florham' sad lart.ssa.
,tis. Spaniel dancer)
Everything CLEAN and PURE.
Beautiful costumes
Beautiful Stage Settings
Plasty of 81o41es sad Darwin
Change of Play Every Night
Crowded Houses Iverywkeee
Popular Prices - - 150, 25c.
This mace belcsh• to
CATTLE BROS..
PLUMBERS and MINERS
H.miltosst.
GOAL OIL FOR SALE,
Now OP:3N
The Beamor&l Cafe
The prettiest and ler(-f•rwidrd
Qtje West of Toronto . - - - '
A/ Tr Bahme rel may be .tacked
Ilniii
est make and Sayer, by _the Asher
kierf
.om wIthamil e eittoibig * r ies&
with oho purest .t hsyse+r+
OONFTR O TIONS
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TZA.00FFEE assd LIINCHICII
surveil .t ell heath
wWhfaa /teed.' tmhoisbs.sta
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Sswaonabis FRIIIT0
of Ss. i rare sheers is elm&
1112. J. J. WAS