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[IIE OTTAWA BUDGET
pare and Countess of Abler
dein Gone South
A WEDDING AT NASHTILLE.
Breyerrs
of Me Mea,• se natty •
psasaera ammo etevewamr a Chorea
Dieu tiea.eng MM sal e1 the
them ceased W Me Nam
s.s.ee.t Mews.
Ottews. Feb, It.-(8pectaLj-Sienese
blontgouerl Moore was yesterday
*torn in administrator of ',the Do-
minion during the absence of the
Qpternor-General Its the States. Lord
and Lady Abrdeen left at noun lot
Nasbvllle. Tennessee, to attend the
wedding of Lady Aberdeen's brother,
lion. A. MaJorlbanks. to Miss Stymie
Motions of Nashville. Mie Browne
visa our. MI a visit to Government
House two years ago. Readers of
IIW Jey's Magazine will recollect to r
se one of the prettiest In a group ot
Southern beauUss which espeared In
Llys masaalne Mat Guinean The pier
ecce of Lord and Lrdy Aherdeea at the
weddinal will naturally encircle it
with an extra halo of brilliancy. Their
geeesuestmee aro aam+mpanled o rile
southern trip by Capt. Wilberforce,
A. L. C.; Lady Marjorie Our4uil and
day, leroedlately .sat ler Iths. aid
he is now a guest et the residences ud
the First Minister
The Turoslq Haarttas ! MuRab
1taUw•y Comp•by cow allely to Par-
fYtont for an Act to smith the com-
pany to enter tato an agr.•meat with
the Michigan Central HaMtry Cum-
py or les Canada Southern Rai
aolway
Cbmpanl In reference to the
et a portion at rail wtkr tot the
Hamilton & Buffalo Hallway Company;
ilea to orelrm the s aetaaage bands off
the Throats, Hanall on & Buffalo Rat►
way Company. and M declare them
en a
first lieu tthe sold aompaa7e ps'o-
My.
aor Btapbane menders that the
althea& et Ot3avb could commemQr`
ate the Diamond Jubilee year to too
better way Ohs is swayers a build-
ing for lacurablea within the city. lie
contends that there is a great need tar
such an Institution TM bospitaile are
Ailed with each taws while Way have
enough to dojo look after the sits .
The Reiltateag Otreanuttee of the Privy
*hound* meets next Thursday.
Ald. Masson bas entered an appeal
against the election of Aid. Butler on
grounds that he le an Insolvent and an
botelkeepsr, and treated electors. Both
are sitting for the seats ward.
Mr. H. A. Battered Clerk on the
Homme ot Commons .tae. died law
evening of poeuc000la Deo•hsd was
a eon of Mr. Ddward Battered. Chief
of the Distribution (Moe of the House
at Compoaa. The latter 1e well known
to members of Paztlanteat and =ewe
taper men, as well $m to Indeprndenl
Foresters ail over the aattatry. he
being their Past Supreme Chief Rang-
er,
A new Methodist Churott on Mulee•ot-
Mr. et was dedicated by Rev Dr. Car-
man today Tho General Superinten-
dent made a Focal referenee In IA -
night's sermon to etnohitelae• one of
his polnta It was thee What is the
g ood of firemen. he said when the 1y
drante are frozen'
Dion. Archie Gordon.
Yesterday was a busy day for the
official* of the departments hitherto
quartered In the Western Bluth. but
welch fur the pr .eat are drowned oat.
Btac.ha of documents, revurds, books,
eft-, had been removed to the House of
C,ommes buildings and there chaos
Mlle Globe's old friend) reigned su-
premr. In the main entrance. below
the Meta. is a mass cif books, papers
and other Gonanes, while Mr. Har-
nett's stand. whloh In the .ebston db
plays an aamtrtment of fruits. candies
and cigars. le now supporting a mann
el musty documents and much -water-
ed literature. Round and about thew
were °Metals from the various de-
partments, each rescuing the property
of his particular branch of the ser-
vice occasionally some article. the
ownership of which Is unknown, was
fished out of the pile, and then the
cry resounded through the vestibule.
''Here's such and stmca a thing; who
wants this'" The same condition ex-
ist.- along the Commons oorndors to
the press room and the Conservative
caucus arra' •. In the prem room.
where 0* ..rine Department salvage
la placed. .ntusion is supreme. Here
ducks. teat ornents. books. amid papera
art everywhere. Small eiountalos of
them rise unexpected from the floor.
to the detriment of the unwary vlMtor.
> and all are mingled on the ta-
bles and under the tables Among
thea, are all the papers which were
brought from Victoria. bring In "-lyse
there at the sealing aonunhsslod In
the Conservative room the state d
talkie b equally bad, for here the
door and tables ate strewn with the
wreckage of the Public Works De-
partment_ The employes are down on
ail -fours sorting things out.
Tb. vaults In the Customs Dte•paet-
U tt were opessed yesterday and the
',entente found to ire• sa dry ha a
mama. Some of the espalier sate&
however, were deluged with water.
pec tally In the Militia Department
Workmen are engaged In mNdng a
clearance among the debris on the tap
Sat. and to some places In getting out
the water.
Bonne of the ctvtl servants Matted
their offices W ser how they fared.
The tarpaulins were oertainly a great
saving to the office furniture. Tote
floors on the lower and secaond flats
were flooded with water. and In places
the plaster of the ceiling had fallen
down. But there was little real dam-
age. All books and file comes had been
toot• •d out from the walla. len the
Mylttta Department one roots to the
stomp brandy was untouched.
The fi nal daspud nom of the *Moog
which have been leased temporarily to
smnmmoda te the dIRerent depart-
menu.
epart-ment . will be made to -morrow. The
Dtepartent of Public Works and Ma-
rine and /fisheries will, It is certain.
be located in the Slater block on
Bpark*-street. Cuetorne and Militia on
Wellington -street. and Mounted Bottom
In (he Langevfn block. Quarters for
the TrsOe and Commune Department
ea• ,.
not yeti been found.
'Me hey Press (Liberal organ) l•
mtrt'nr 1n Ha condemnation of the mese
dMt1 • , n Of the Government h yd rants
Into night it p0Wllhed a communica-
tion dernaadlag an espteastion Of the
condition of the Gove!'awlent hydrants.
beer and the dimc•,IPUDS of the Gov-
ernment stag.
Thr Fire and Light Committee meet
Yeaerday after** to grnppte with
the quastla% of tnctrea.ed Are s.0"
plaancrs for the etty. While the mat-
ter was under consideration two mem-
bers of the oamelltt to left the meeting
sad broke the quorum, so that no de-
dsfon was reached. A straight motion
on the Ruttleol will be [Wade at the
council meeting to -morrow night to
auk the Legislature for Poiret' to bar -
fon $-.0.000 to secure two new steamers
and two dherniela enema, and to erect
two new matt**.
Mr. Sefton is paying some attention
to the indian Department these Mesas
The services of Robert G. Dalton. •
arst-las clerk. have been der
*meed wtth for mieoottdact• Jews
n, Indio's agent at Manlwak1.
P.Q. has also been dlsmiswed for not
properly eonduoting the affairs a hie
office. John Crowe, Indian Agent el
ht
Chippewa HILL who was found guilty
of acting irregularly In the
mnduci of the business of
tae Chippewa Indians of Saugeen.
Bruce county. has also been dismissed
and John Schofield of Allenford ap-
pointed to his stead J. W. Jermyn
who wee Indian Agent M Cape Cro-
ker BRuce county. ha. also been dis-
missed John McIver of McIver P.O.
hie been app•tinted In his place. Mr.
Bateman. Ontario county. has been is
sbved from the agency of the Trades•
bend there on account of politico) PM"
donnnhtp: Albert Williams has been ata'
tlntnted in his plane
Hon. A. G. Blair left yesterday by
=entrain for Parry Sound as d'
of the allelelm ot the Ottawa.
There 1• 'many the
Ogee d ecesgolttatmTh f e t
tateen
1000 tlatrtulhe
rioter ille tw seeing aus
aan road doves! tel
Ur. *Alar be b7 1/012
tate sberetary. ClmrFI .C aidd awl'
Mg. O. mall- fir- w- ea
Dar
PRI?CHARD WAS TOO sm.
JL TEE RIPPER 005111E
b
•aa UMW ass tate OM/ Mienm tl
me e Maset • s
• way
ar be 1am.ea.
Ihellka-1_ Wel
s. , 14.-Nothingng Mae IMO
9aek the Rtpprfsr (murders sr w
allemeed Load* and all England as tats
tae arta
1a • sak1an unto on e
Hallway u* Theshnedny
etca
eMg. 'the train tram Hlow
ouns
raeMI.
-- the oady a
on termintt tl.M
tweak. Aum
Atter the paenoers hat. •
oar Meaner. Illapectlsg thy c•rrla•
ms.Ula
l iwd tb. ted body of • Powell
mao
woman partially at•ealed bar• le h •
seat In a e• prod -melees oom.p.0*Jall
The body. wh oft was st1W warm. wall
d
enegged out wineMonty. ler the up -
par start et the body had been Ito**
*IIsa *II .t a..al.ltaarged w Ilk *arty*.{
ally \w a aeaser Ire•
rime wtw N. I.
Buffalo, k'.* 14.-Aawurt rtit ebard. •
a*
building Otrecter of HIaadeIl, a suburb of
Ulla eltr, b 1u the freezer n headquarters
on a charge of bigamy. rot. nand came
to this city from Canada •boot to year*
ago. lie brought with him hls wire, wbow
il
he _•red b Norfolk Bo. Bounty. wane rob
e n name was Id. Mae. H.• lived they.
wI tat
her nail* See years ago, "nen e bad
same trouble with ber and ►ep.tnted from
her lie began proceeding- for a dewy...•
ou the statutory grounds. About this Uta
be became aoqualated w Iib MHO Lizzie
OM. Johnston, cod ou O. 3 war married 4.,
her. At least, Mrs. Pnch
rard Nu. 1 says
she W tee cerUmax
to prove the m
n age. kir also alleges that before the
marriage Prttalathat
rd rereerntel to ber at
m
be had s.cud • divorce from 1b eon
wits. ash
d e stye be told her parrot. the
th
same Was. It developed at pap lately
became aequalated with wire Cu. 1. and
learned that Prttcbard's divorce proc
sledoed-
le . were still Unsettled d the preceed-
proceed-
ingsagainst Pnch
tan1 followers.
TOOK WO BOORS TO SEW 1111 OP.
el ultam
a. emu .f sablepl
wernewl
ted br tare Ma. .f Mb
Fus.me.r •
1'••eral°. Feb 14. --!lips ITarriet Bender-
. ., comely girt of Sheffield. Ont.. stir.
rm., a urn named Ile•nrtt wnro she was
1e lean obi. That was A. Tears ago. 8hr
Imo.) with Bennett nail! three years ago.
ellen William R. Soot of the same town
1u14 her Ise Loved her. and .he said she
loved OM, and UPI de14 -d to elope. They
did elope. TL.-) weut to 11111111t011, and
.he tool her rive children with her. Three
of them were boy...
The ber.. and 110 to
heroin.• ana e here -
lee's caldera lived there until roar weeks
ego, *btu tb.y time to Buffalo. Scott
: est drunk yest••nlay, and )Ira. twenty's
eldest buy and 11. brothers tied his hands
and thea gave him a thrashing. the net
result .,t w11.1, ye ..•.•n at the titch Hoe -
petal fhb th enei.g• w. two beautiful black
me
rye*, a broken so, talc ■n.1 braks
e
beets lend brad, an.1 It look toe doctors
two boon to new beer up 1110 fare w. w
distorted that be could hardly speak.
t>t1aaF• lir
•L baa lime
W
the lay Mom [7m end wog
b kits Meet tllrevag% Inns alk
Premier. hearing of Dr Ova',
lief 0* at Ruse Fes'
Last Chance!
The Orpkau's Prayer
tinder the seal with great *tolenoe.
k was 1spnd that the shall had been
crushed in by a eutrpb of heavy WOWS.
Tbere ase evident* ot a severe strug-
gle before the vim= succumbed here
was au Uttar whatever sot lb,. murder-
er.
The Inset astonishing feature at the
crime was the tact that the train's
lowest run between stations was only
Mee setnutas, and nobody bled seam
or heard anything to excite mutapk:lun.
The young woman wee lmmedlately
Identified by bee fiance, who was waft-
ing at the station to meet her. 8h•
Woo Mem EHaaheth Kemp. leho wan
manager of a small hotel at Wale
worth. 8he had been spending the af-
ternoon with relatives in the Hotene-
eeer ouburbur, district. six or seven
milss from the centre at the city. The
toot which chiefly arouses public in-
terest b that such a crime could 1a
Oorrvnitied an a railway compartment
within London itself and the perPe-
trator es* pe without melting suspi-
cion.
s t ssydtem o ytravel ! `t) av D•
the vely reason which east this young
arom.n her life- It M the object at
every Englishman and woman to se -
Are an unoccupied compartment. If
psaslble. for a raelway- journey. long
or Wort. The danger frorn thieves, ruf-
aans sad maniacs is supposed to exist
only on long rune 1 Is impurslble thus
tar tot aesytn even a motive for this
tragedy.
Nothing has been found connected
with the murderer except Ms weapon.
wbsch was a absentees' heavy pestle.
Thio was discovered sauteedsy near the
new at Putney, about three miles out.
It was covered with blood and uqp or
• *ire irn Own the girl's bead. "Ibe
victim's clothing ems badly torn and
smeared with blo.1. but it 1e hardly
poteible that the murderer attempted
an outrage. for, with the time at hie
diatom/1 it moat have been moss -
earl actually to kill the woman on
leaving one station In order to crowd
the body under the seat in time to
Inure the train at the next. lt Is considered possible that the murderer
possible
remained in the car while the train
stopped at any way station, for pas -
rangers were likely to enter at any
Iarrmeat.
It is not known positively whether
robbery waa committed. for. although
the woman's pun's Wits empty near the
body. and no valuables were found in
her pocket. her diamond brooch re-
mained fastened at her throat It is
supposed Me bad quite a sum et
money. but this M only conjecture. The
police thus tar are quite nonplussed.
although they are actively following a
variety of clues connecting paabttgene
who lett the train at wayfstations that an with
the crime. One theory y
caped female lunatic from Putney k13
ae
e d the girl
WELL-DHL.saCD LUX ATIC.
A Theseboranadian l■ Charge of tae Sherif
M tewptvt. Term•nt.
Newport. \ t • Feb. p 1, no tnrane mho IS
bring detained her.• pending identification.
He has a railroad 1I'w
cam as.oMese..lo.a.
was blued
i,l• nG. t night v atryI a w .s rimy
ami rimmed
taken to this '-Ity for safe keeping bell
has given diflrreul twiner.
one of 1. Arthur LN•fios.. 111' shins ■m marked
IL Dibble. hb. Iter ThexMs ttnem. and
Its veal Fitzgerald. Ile Is french. •loge
.'S years old. gf medium height. weigh*
D early 210 pounds. haw saodl rmnpltslon.
nt*t.e•he DMA bar 11tkt red. and la well
domed In Mack Innis, grey mixed emit
brown overcoat lend black rat hast Any
Intormatk.D Should be went to L. D. MBK
Sheriff. Newport t't
REFORI THE BANKING STSTEI
W*teleost aay Gooey. the premium Mooreel,
loved bl The hmt4 He .Id sad Weakly bun
le the gma•d**e Moo* over offered aowsp.pee
readers. Thereto • perfect sar.ahkls from all
omt1 yttes elthe world to seams G Dopy. 'hues
es hers who lave received it week set
pert *ly at far • 1M bill 188. publishers wilt
within* the premium thorny. We bat.
made aresagereastobemover. with the pub
lithe/. where thq marmites to supply
'MRS MOOS P*A1111,« to all amuse seat in
by TDs Stormy. as or Wont the 1A1h esf Fel
old sad Weekly Mar
le le The Moder of tall Weeklies)! I
America. We ear
"?he Orphan's Prayer"
TME
Family Herald ..4 Weekly Stp r
will
be ens •f lib* Mb Asia of the tier
atntey Alee/w stra1•a- News Nolen
Frees a.aamel.
Montreal Feb. 14.- 1gpr t*L' Roo. C. 0
Colby. wbo returned from New York today.
pope that one of the first acts of the 11a
Kln:e, Administration will be to reform
the national baking q.tem of the United
States. Americans think that the tad sit
Ceseda's comparative prosperity must be
doe to her superior banking system, broom
as snonsp1 to legis ate In that dlrrctn n-ln
Mr. J. S. Murphy of Kino,
gstc
the tether of twelve children, bar nailed
to the Quebec O.•rnmeft for the tat
acres given by law to such y stteetlyheee ers..
Sere hes •ben there b n« Isla eProrloee .t
aTbe father of St. Denlq wife rotemlted
satrap by banging. testlfiMyat the coron-
er's inmost that his soh was ander the la
-
geahis nun Tth
bad frequently e
ed W take reat
lMmbardeadr Proceeds.
Canes- Feb, 14.-Fenlhg- George ) os.
Hiss'!. Pathe. tee Ohelluien
(*rem. who baying be.0 menaced b7 the
Moslem*. recently took refuge at the nr.#k
(*ennoble.. th
. nod that ("email •.rnhart-
.d this evening oro dtffereut weir *hips They
were aorompa•M by their fan4U.s. The
.'ensue* and the aWaman4er of the Turin.*
fon,* hay* removed the military post Tor
Insurihulandward Sdetof
oeir benthantment
ff ethe 10,1110* ane
the Turks are revertible their are with
sangiln•rl result&
TELEGItAPHIC BElEFS.
•
Neer of 1ns.y.st esteemed Fvem tie ibw
spate*. sad ramore bed for
Maw Meader+.
John Redwood. M.P., arrived •t Corti
no Saturday sad was welcomed home.
It Is mid Lord Salisbury may have a
Dukedom conferred • n Alva this t for bb
Sir Arthur Sullivan ltpts Alimonies
mow Victorian ballet at the
Tt.estte.
Cutis Cbtt.ty. the Leat of the moos
Christy minstrels. diel •t lbtue City
tyage Wept
sal ID Kana. city on
ell
yMra
1/ra Frederick Baran. a middle-aged lady.
was Ing In nover Brantfo dans Saturday,t sada sad killed
instantly.
Has_ 11. A. Kirkpatrick. Lb•ntesaatlloT-
reported to be *lag
well tel OntaLoudon.
and t.p.etaa to leave fee
well b I.00rlaa,
hose 1n April.
given mode*
Pennsylvania IItKm
I Oofnn7 Ms
la wages to stake t blas.'f . 1. riles.
thousand ewe are affected.
keepb A. Iaslgt. Osswl4l1eaml ger
7rrkn at Boston. with
arremt le New
Tort (barged$10.00ble • merely
Gita Is
held b Heil ball. He r • wee l mon.
A ass.ewi Ill W of then
ksr eta saaraaf p. Meetlsg
Mpes mt4R1• *04 proved to be a stodmkt
roe lamina
Litroa. to the Eagtlee
Amolleli,Kssays tae owls Oh
b dmaretl t sentlat- The sa
vIcto M b eappitott tes .4 me
vitality of las
MINitao ....tlws h woo was Me Raw
disina ~ml,se hs. 0*
amnia subs
th late 4.vvel esteem
tit 'iT.Larre to II=
k
One Year and
The Signal
All for *1.80
Dont Fail to beoure a Copy
Seed subscriptions to THE SIGNAL
Saa.ple Penner Dao be see .t this othus.
(%(.mets
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VStw‘:vonev s
ELLIOTTS STBLNOB TALE.
e
A man *rum Term* Who Merely Gawped
Walk ale Lib from Wap••
ear Sashes,
New Tort. Feb. 11 -John Willett of T*
mato. who came over In the steerage el
the St Lotus, Wkleb arrived to -say, told a
weird story to Dr. White of tee uosplt*
Msg. Ttute years ago. be mid, ate west
Madagsecar, where be was eaµer.tl h
settees and preparations were imam for 8811
exsection, when he foetid a Hoy vela
spoke IhagUph. Thrmigh the than ism was
liberated. Thee =lett and no elms
pricked (8tsl- veins an4 traded • orae elf
two of bloe.. - this in token or evermpteg
friendship. After that Illlott roe emcee
won• and flattop In large goanunc., and
be bruneht home a lot of broken pottery.
eines and b.ada,but not very mon roomy.
He says Is eotseltulon tbst be wants a jib
la the street eleaning department.
We perry • large sod amortsd stone in the
above lime. and are ready to dhow 8rsede to
latest ins puro88•.re at say time. Call and see
goods and you will nod them new, op•tod•te
and at µnone fa harmony with the times. Ha-
member
emember our stood -next to It•vl.00's Hard
ware Store -ea The Square.
Gv.ruer eir rape le1.7•
London. Feb. 14.- It 1. efflet•liy tree
bounced tint Its Alfred Milner. chairsae*
of Ue.• Hoard of Inland Iteteoue w111 .ono
caval Lwonl It...mud as Governor of *hsps
Oniony.
JAS. YATES.
a_
Fail .
Announcement.
IoloATu hl/etAL1a
1oar Tnid• pas be,0 dull to -day and
p• • s tiw•hauire'I. Miraight rollers an. quoc-
etrd
I rude gull. WHY beau giallo • I ..ut-
M+, Teat at f7 to glen, p*d shorts at 04.
hent The .lie* market 1p ,hillloth
offerings fair. It,d •vint.-r %h.•at can be
had .t 714. aad while 1e g1w'ted at 7s.• No.
1 Ma•Itolw bard 1. hill at r.••., Vert 'Shi-
ba. esti at Ole. Mlelarwt, No. 2 bard 83*
bet++• . 311 Iced.
sen /rated u lm too Meoutside
dull.
loft
with car
3.rley-Tie matte( b umeh•nged Na 1
r quoted .t Els. filo. 2 at die to Vo. 10S
1 Kin in she sad Net s at me.
pats--Mareet 1..mebangi'd. with salss ed
oldie to 17140 west, and mixed la eb'saa
alMho
Peas -The swim is steady. w4tf seem 111
Mt_ north mil west. and at des, mIffIH.
Q0... market Is Mhalasffa, OHM
am at tae *10r tease.
ape -Tb. one tet y eon weal tate sem
: ■ p , Se1M at iNaeo gwtg/ya
Sa air ,gym tee: a tans1.
Narrow' MA(E1•Tl
Ihn 1Lrapetse wWt
rr •e. east: Mia1U•
n
b
T•
ware...
At CATTLE Shue* Now is the
time to enquire about Heating of
Cook Stoves VI'he have then, -
all kinds and sizes at lowest possi-
ble cost pricey. Also leave your
rie, ns for repairing and setting up
of Stoves. We handle the beat
Canadian and American Coal Oil.
CATTLE BROS.,
1Plumbers and Tinners.
Beni titmost
Cakes, Pies., Tarts.
Ready for the Rush.
Co at D. CAItTNLolt'8, the leading
bakery, for your Christmas Cakes and
Puri Parte Tarte, Oyster Patties,
Mince Pies. Short iireact. All kirds
of Cakes kept on hand. Orders :.ft
by ten in the morning will be wade
and delivered the same day.
Wedding (.oke.-Ornaweuting and
decorating of the latest designs with
a fancy assortment of Wedding Cake
Ornamental
Almond Icing a specialty.
CasItelon_
T!uare
New Goods and Best Values, (Ii'iiitoro
Y
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
Weet-st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in Quality // r •'i
Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP.
Winter
Suit
or Overcoat
led
If you need a Winter Over-
coat or Suit, call upon PRIDHAM.
The Tailor. If you leave your
order with hila you may depend on
getting goods that will suit in
every way -In tit, workmanship
and promptness in delivery.
PRIMIHAM
i
ilaroors Iagaziii
Ili 1107
11101/014 -TM waw'sn. the new Nva M
Dtt **•.oyer t88. eagerly ..emoted meas ear
a Tette - teas is Ua•b.r aaMr, It'11
with ' imam .,rms from the..Iber'. drawee e
A to a morel bl Freak R. tit•.tte•-4111V0 1,
lag •'ne 'neaten Century Reselaeaes- fella*
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