The Signal, 1897-2-25, Page 22
THE OTTAWA BUiET
Mr. Joseph Bourke of Hull
Gets''ih• ContraOf
FUR ROOF FOR THE WESTERN BLOCK
rsststee of the Pair 5ada.erY Maetgaser
Ona.aesa. MU be kampieyM by
UM Moak nine PrLures Mie/. M
beep aea.asll.s 1b, Saaet.
Me al MON, %etas.
Ottawa. Feb. 21.-tSpedal )-Mr. Jo-
swph Bourke of Hull has been awarded
the contra. t for placing a.tr-mpor$t1
loot over the Western block.
Yo declaion hap yet been rear h. 4 ID
the matter of the nature of the new
roof. or as regards a new rte girds
building.
Another queatton whi.h the Goyern-
ment will have to face Is aa to the dis-
position of the lat■.ratory branch el
the Inland Revenue Le -pertinent. Tbls
L at present boated on the Ana f1..0r
of the Mackenzie wine. :u.. ire filled
with Jangt•r.•u,• .vmpou•tds and lunette
maldr mate•rtal. At any moment the
Mackenzie wins; may b,• ni a .•lair by
an expluslon .•f sume .f these e.mbtls-
Ublets. Tbe e;^.eminent have already
had a warning ' y th.• total destruction
at the labor*te,ry at the Central Experi-
mental farm last summer. and the
suggestion has now been made to the
Ministers t.. put up a apse dal i.ulleing
to accommodate the analy'rte of the
Inland Heti-nue. the e.hemistre d the
Experimental Farm. and the chemists
of the (;evltrfttcal Survey .\Ithnugh
each Is a separate branch of the putr
ii' service. yet it is obvious that a sin-
gle Dominion Isborgt•'re n "u'e be of
great advantage. If the three britches
art united under one neer there need
be no Maathlwg of 'Mertens Each has
its separate sphere of labor. but many
a the applt.tntee could lie used in
common. .o that to that extent tbere
would be saving In public expenditure.
The matter is one de.rreing of prompt
consideration by the 4k,v,rnment
Dr. Dreween. a leadtne chemtt of
New York and an expert in the manu-
facture of woo.' pulp for '•aper mak
tau. was here yesterday advising the
E. 8. Eddy Co. In regard te certain
smitten affecting the,' huslness. Dr.
Drewsen, who it a Norwegian by blrtkh,
takes great Interest In matters affect -
tag the United Staters and Canada, and
conversatlen freely dist-united the pre-
sent position of the pulp industry He
admits that the supply of pulp treed
Is failing in the United State:, and
that the manufacturers there are now
looking to Canada to keep their mills
going. If an export duty were placed
on pulp word ire. iDrew-liett sees no
other alternative open t'. American
manufacturers than that they must
conte and manufm. Lure their pulp in
this country.
T. H. Freeland. Vice -President. and
1'. Robertson. Seeretary. of the Ameri-
can Bank Note Engraving ('e•mpany .t
New York are In the city in connection
with the contract which has been
awarded the company by the Govern-
ment for rngTaving Dominion notes.
Stamps, etc. The contract Le Know be-
ing
'twinned. It permits the company
SO Import their dieg ei that the en-
graving will be done In New Trek.
][eases. Robertson and Freeland were
milked as t.. their intentions about em-
ploying Canadian later. They replied
that they did not Intend to bring aver
any Amer Bans to Ottawa. On the con-
trary. It was their Intention to bring
some young Canadians to New'Tork to
teach them the Amertean Sank Note
Company's meth..d. of buainc.*.
"We can get all the men we require
In Ottawa," said Mr. Freeland, and
De don't therefore Intend to employ
anything but Canadian labor. Why
Should w.• bring men to Ottawa, when
we can get them hen?"
'Sir Charles Tupper. who arrived here
Iasi night. expresses himself as
strongly opposed tet the pnr.tponement
a the eat. et dyne meeting of Parlia-
ment. not that he desires to hamper
the Government in Its work but be-
au..- be Is anziowe to see the premier
colony represented at the Queen's Dia-
mond Jubilee. and h.• Ire shale Mr.
Laurier will not be able to get away
to attend if the meeting of the House
$a p'•etl.one.l. Mr Laurier called at
Sir Charlie Tupper's bou. • to -day to
dleruss the matter with hum. but un- 1
fortunat. lye Sir Charles diet not hap- Ilfr.
pen tie l.•• at home. Iyer children an a• fnt!•.w'.
l.
Lir. Lour M.P. eraa here yesterday M.'hune \'acrin of t .-.l 76. nerd Rs
t. y ay M•dan Fsn4 ut ar.-.1 win "sides
and had an interview with Mr. Field- with her eon. the agent for the Inndon sad
leg regarding th.• trouble between the North British insnrafee ssaComppan..
MacLife Massachusetts Benefit fe Ates••da. - Madan.M.vagPen, ih, real.line In St.
tion and Its Canadian policy holders. Inn1u, Mo.
seeing that no tiiatisfaetlewn oe informs, Moline. Meglolre Lancia, eel. Irvine tit
Ai ilynelnth. while the fifth 1• Mr elute
are A. Reayn.ond, ■gad rt agent for ten
Seminary of lit. Pulpier.. In this elty. •
The wife nf Hon. L. J Forret of the
('ana,llan Renate is a granddaughter of Lite
remarkable old lady.
T 1 u R 814,N 1 ; r nRRIOe °NT.. THURSDAY- FEB. 28. 1897.
It le for a road teem Chesterfield Is-
let. on the Rudsou Bay. to Great Slave
Lake. and from ., 10.e.,t .•n the Mar'
kende Rl'.er to a point ..n the Por-
cupine and Yukon Ravens.
Special letting* of the Exchequer
Court have been fixed to take place
In the cutin be.ua. s of the following
clues on th.• dates namehl e'tt•w a.
Manch $ Toronto, April e. Montreal.
April 13. Quebec, April Sl: Ottawa
Aprti X. Pt. Doha, N.B. May D0;
Halifax May IS, Ottawa. June 7.
le -‘1 TT.'mp.on of Wolseley and
Ale -x. D Cameron of Branton have
been appointed oommife'oners t0 Is•
veatlgat.• obarges against various Mil-
t ere at Moomnmtn. N W T
The return of Mae,rt Heyd .1 Brant-
ford and Graham of North Ontario
Pena gazetted yesterday.
nitro Bloomfield Douglas has Nal
.cryo luded a bearers at Derby.
share eh parties summoned ire aDPW
put In rte appearance and it seventh
a.knowl•dged the charge.
Dr. B•otd-n lean• s this week fur
1:.kew'tw..l. Kew Jersey. for the benefit
d hb health.
Mr. Sidney F1.hrr. M5P.ister of Air
eteture. gives u dance next Tuettday
evening se the racquet court.
The residence of Mr Klock. M.P.
for Nlpl.slnc. at Kl.•rk's Mills. was
totally deetroy«1 hyo fire on [today.
D. C. Fraser, M.P le here. He says
this will be the rte -t lutnher year Nov
t...tla has had for a b,og time. •h
oat put tele year amyunting to fifty
mllhcxfew -
Mt Mc refer. M.P.. was in town
r-.terdey '.n departmental business.
Mr W R R1.41er. Q a' , sae here
eeeterday and saw Mr lllair to urge
a subside to the red...rg. Northumher-
lanef and Pantile Railway
M- Fraser M.P. has ...en forded
t d.ltvor an address as Quebec under
auspkw- of Si Patrick's Pocfety
Marc,h 17.
Sir Richard (.+`artwrtght left for Avon
S' rings. New 'fork. yesterday The
Minister of Trade and Commerce L
again suffering from rbeumat5U$1.
PINKLR?ONS FOR McKiNLEY.
A
amass .r terry aeteetttes ass trees iia-
%Med tar Ibe Ina.swr.l a enamel,*
.a the I.aeth or Marra.
'nlrsg•.. Feb. 21. -Litt l.be.ln, McKln
I.'. will 1.e i•ierded by Pllakertona daring
hi- tnauxa,atl"ll. William .( Pinkerton, a
..w. of All:u, Pinkerton. Lld...lu s tenurial
...Irguatd. will have fort. detectives In
(%rehiuto'u during the Inaugur.l cereuron
nein Tbr, a Iii be clothed in nttu.ent of ale
I:..•rut. and it will .veil•. upon throat
to ..w that I W amenities of owlet/ do not
so .o fa• :.. rite taking frau amor'iat.w hr
tln,00rktleo. enema 0f dlan.e,d Dyv.'b•^,.
Mord wstehee. and the like.
Tiny w111 also rake epi that so one le
shot et OtisaMaated. The forty Plnkertdna
will ant ail guard the same spot. Half a
doeea or mon• will be stationed at the ex-
ecutive Maualor. Others will frequent the
betel lebbl.•a and the tbpltot. while the
.4t will be In the parade to Intercept any
aurt all imam that may be hurled at the
Chief Executive Mrs- McKinley's gowns
will be watched by female detectives.
HER TOOTH BIRTHDAY
I.. P. SHAW MURDERED
Shot Down In Cold Blood by
James Fry.
'THE FIEND FIRED THREE IBM
Celebrated by Meda= a avtm.sd at Rest -
real les/eNay • Raugaler •pd
et The basser.+a iregay.
Montreal. Feb. 2L--i8pert13 - Ome bun-
dled years ago to -day an Infant daughter
sea horn to I_tur••ut and Esther 1.e Roux.
wit.. (hen rrseJed at i. •somptto;,. P.Q.,
rod. woud.rfni to r'•lat' ..be celebrated the
on. hundreutb &unit. nary of her birth to-
day at the Hotel Dieu llo*pltel 1n the City
..5 >lontre*I. The Ftory of tbls lady's If.
r...ds ilke a romance. Feet wee or women
t.. w lotus eau remember as far back as the
dart' on which the battle ut Waterloo was
fought. yet about the Urate Napoleon Bona-
parte was preparing a supreme effort for
ht. Oust, MI.. I., Bone had reached me
age of 1w *ad beeame the wife of J. M.
ttraymoud In s'r.beb Canada,lm the year
our tool lel:- lu other word., she tato
5,.[o the world while Iwaaparte was with
the sktnrlg1tos army of Italy *0d became a
bride a fes ear twd•.r. WPtltugtuu sad
Thurber ••ro.bM the 'topic, at Mont de
Jean. The old lady be awe a wlderw r
len and settle year. later one of ber Mud).
tem entered the religions order of the lid
Ir INen. Madame Beasmuud was nitwit at -
mated to the young uun and, entering the
5' petal. sh. '. a beeu a boarder at that
i.ntltuUon t Mast en years. Her health
is pawl. bet • attire twlmp•Ired, and she
• an read pew, and see quite *. well ea
Many wh., have only halt the number .f
yJ.r. ty their tndlt 11rr memory U eh.
• .•tient, and while .urmundrd today b
MNug friends and relatives she rivalled
many incidents that took place during her
-arty eirlbood, and spoke of the pleasure
she vet obtained from life.
M. ratan.... Itesyrnond has ere esue end
deurbt.ra, w grandehlldren, 140 gieat-
erandclalJr-n sod fon. great treat crated -
Hendren, nuking 0... g' lien' tloin. fu tela
tion regarding the methods of the as-
sociation can be got at the Canadian
Wilco Mr. 1.•'unt asks that Mr. Fits-
aeeald. Superintendent ..f Insurance.
be sent to the head °Mee •t Burton
to look into the cetmpany's books, and
that If the company refuse- him access
to them then that the MInluter should
Suspend the company's operations in
the DominHut
The Go ernment of Canada will co-
operate fn the application which the
Newfoundlander•s are n•w making In
London for the appolntrn'•nt of a Brit -
Mt Consul to Irwok after Imperial Inter-
ests In the Islands of Pt. Pierre and
Miquelon In the Gylf of St. Lawrence.
Teen. Islands have been the headquar-
ters of the contra an.t liquor trade foe
years, and if a reliable man were sent
there he might iw of great nervi.-. to
the Government In stopping this traf-
The eounctl of the Ieiminien Hide Ate
mnceatton will meet ern the _3'd 4
Starch 1.. eel:udder the queetlon or e1-
pendlture In connection with the PTPe•
51 ,n of perrtr:,fret Canadian .luat'erg
at Illsley With the henchmen,. utter*
of sestet an..• e. hi••h h • , a me fr. • n
varloue ("Antolini) tnt.•I.nta 't M frit
that the i),IL.A. ad; 14• aIle to k op
well within Itisappteptlatlon frons Par-
liament in th. eneel n of th,..edlA...
City Clerk Henderson has --. e vied
word from Nee L. eland that the rem-
ernment of that tole ly aids the capita!
City of Wellingtrm t.) palter the en- the ca4e until Monday and issued war -
tire cost rt th. niece fore' end grana rants for the witnessing. T1s. detec-
the city 3 4500 per annum In hen ••f lives wino have been working on the
faxatlon. case at the *armed .riltettatfon of Mites
in the Supreme Court y. xr.lay ar- Hermon. are considerably annoyed at
gement was ciostlnued In the appeal the atlas of the Principal and surf In
case of Mackenzie v backrest*, amid falling to put Is an appearance. Mr.
on conelurdon of the argument d noes- Latchford, who represented Miss Els-
SOL for the appellant the appeal Wan sock, protested against th. 'Ming wee
mamboed. The ,~note than adjoarnede man beteg 41M14 kssger. Sha• wall
wiring to a .1101* indisposition of otos dbees4Sd a
se the lodges, until to-moerow. When
the Maritime Provinces lit leas bee silr'A NSW BABY.
a It b probable the court
,rt adjcasn for a few days before
taking up the lint of appeals frogs
Quebec.
invitations to the Bovssgar-OeseraPs
state Shiner a Rideau 111411 nu tar
eight q� the opening of Pstt[amsmt. t!.
et Weed. w+rw lisped 'Interim.
ala intlasttes a ale e14
beam Is the a .dug P•ow6as
lr/sl'eas will. howev wry
w.
I.
em a'att of tea samara
coons+. (lea.ltf M. am•llier W-
ain • Ng alboby sigmas
CONSERVATIVE WON St. BONiFACE
Ivy Is DarelsMsd sand nays r Win gel w
•alta Alps - • Mende M Tse
I lseal salt assts .f 1M •.aae.tsa••
Man Steel Rsrweatat So
Ube Sellabbetraesel
`maald► Oa -,Fib. M. Word was really -
ed Keane at tie murder of J. P. Shaw, a
per mtheet odium of t!W place. about 1•
Wise east •t here- Deceased had trouble
with • taaa b/ the name of Fry tower
len-[tart and was abet dead by Mai at
aa•easworth, • flag station on the O. A.
Y. 5. Railway, when the tan bark was
being loaded.
Fry has so tar rt. -tied all alteu pia at
arrest and nalutalu• that be w W sen b•
taken alba
Coronet Irr. Barber M proeeading to the
gene of the tragedy. The wildest excite-
ment portant, In tics village.
a/Nans t5 the fragedi.
■msdele. Feb. 21,- News le .xriUeW/y
arTlrlug in town about the shouting traf
edy east of hem. and as piece by piece
the tale is made complete, proyre ate la -
aired to classify the shooting of J. r.
time N tying among the most old blotto -
ed and dastardly murders ever .om•uttsd.
That the crime was pr. -meditated Is sees
trona the tact that on the evening previous
to the tragedy, when a dispute alw..c be-
tween deeemed and James Fry, the latter
aieulaesutly remarked that be would settle
It without rerorUag to law. On the fol -
lee tug morning. Feb :5 he preceded to
tn.. woods where Mr. :haw was ■5 Bort.
sad found hits Mone rutting nada to the
pulp wool piles. bo ode was pressed to
se the first shot and, but app.nne, de-
ceased was feting his mnrderoa and re -
reeved [Jae first glad freer a Xi -calibre
revolver lb the b t. Re thread to se-
rape, wben be was again abot In Le skin
title) k.eplag his feet, be made a dub to
get beetud a ter, and catching hold of
It was •srrted ou by the fore, of the ef-
fort lie had put forth and to swindles
oonapl.•t.•ly around B. was shot by Ms ruth-
less asaaeser In the face, caasiug taatant
death
Your .d Mr. Shaw's men, bearing shout
tag. arrt vrd oo the erase In time to see
Wm tali. The murderer, having completed
his work, coolly walked away and so est
knowing the desperate diameter of ten
man, cared to interfere with as. 13• re-
marked to some when he met that be W
fettled with Shaw end the pulp wood.
'tlrowing the empty shells eat of as revol-
ver as he went along. be reloaded It and
betook himself to his •Louse, wberf be W
w far de0ed tall attempts at anon-
Sorlsos trouble is suticlpated at kis cap-
ture, as be la well knows to be • desper-
ate character, having served to tkt Texas
Raneats and gone thrvugb the -americium
Clv11 War, and he is a ane. shot, and
P aces no value on a human Ilea tie has
spent •bout 17 years hunting bad trap
In the woods east K here, and koows
every acre of the forest wilderness be-
twen here and Ottawa River. coward he
one recap, Into the woodtr •t.e his trait
become covered by scow be could easily
elude pursuit. Occasionally. be used to
tome Into Em•dale armed with revolver,
and knives, and the restie•a glitter of bis
eye betokens him to be a lean of more
than usual energy.
James Fry answers to the following d.
acrtptioa, About 64 years of age, six feet
In height, alightly stooped. iron -grey white
kers, dark eyea, one alightly e.faasd,
/root teeth and usually wears a C'ardipaa
jacket
The Tion. of the murder was lett lyts
wbere he had fallen until the arrival of
the Coroner. Dr. Barber, of dile place,
when bio body was brought to town. De-
sakeed is well-known In this vklnity, and
be and his wife were moth respected. He
came to V.madale about seven yeses ago.
and fol some time was a ,uccesafnl mer-
chant. Getting into business dlfflcultle•,
he disposed of hie store and has slue.
bees dealing la timber prodner. Form-
erly be had been a school teacher and was
hardly In the prime of life. being about
Za years old, and carried life Insurance to
the aaount of 53000, ow thousand In the
1.O F. and two thousand In the Ii.O.T.>1.
He leaves a wife and three small ellldrea
to mourn his los.
The sad new, was tett night sent to his
brotber, $. P. Shaw, manager of the Trans-
Atlanee Trnsry•rtatlon Company. Vancou-
ver, N.C., and Duncan Shaw, of Sunni -
dale Townablp, la the •IeInity of Sayner,
O•L
The Ooroner's inquest was commenced
hoe last night, but was adjourned until
Monday evening •t 7 o'clock. sufficient
.•adeno being taken to warrant the re-
mo•al of the body.
tDa wa•te.bm Goveraw.Pel CaadM•M
Mesas by a *ub•uaM{al Mahrle•.
Winnipeg. Feb. 21. -Kepi chit.} -TDs
elect loll In St. B•onlfa,, on Saturday
tea. a '•'•mparativeiy ea.y victory for
Mr. Lwuzon. the andbiate d the
Chun h who, in a total vote M about
Ave hundredsecured a majority of
one hundro.l and eighty.
.MIS% ILISSICX'.S CASE.
The Tans Wessel tbasged will lures-
drrMss et Nrawa M now se
Liber.. es esti.
Ottawa. Feb. fL-(flp•etM.)-Th.
chargee of anon against Miss Klstek.
a domestic at the Harnwo, school-
%. re
chool.w.•re called yesterday In the Pottce
Court, but the police were unable to
pns'eed with th'•lr Aar. Wks Her
men. tote. Lee and half a Bests other
ottomans fnwn the anima. w'bo wore
sett.n. •..ted, failed t.' put In an ap-
pParanee. Tbe Magistrate adjourned
le •s a OM Dna Weltah• 111pyt end • Rat
Femads-•mrtw Tmta_J_r
M.rrates.
LA1••a.ora Mob. X.-4 diamgl*sr
was bane to 16ea1..sl sed Mlle HIaJa-
sits Qs/p en
rrnme l. 'Thr prom8 .then
iirit.+lg at 1 Allot tit
weighs eight dlld Peas -
nodi malls sad dlINI at1! Belem aim-
iv
1880
ears tar. "..::''i
NIAGARA FALLS POWER
ret Is 8•WaslsraNt.
Vi� eso
rob. X21.-CodasT1s Cos tees
Miss a samba 4 Omer and tthere W
tern Rulrw w•re freely used, sad mass
d tee reed..aa5* wen dessesessly wooed.
ea. All wb• took pest in the ISM
Pets.
dtsthMr •Ma•dtas Tara
•thin., Vele :3.-11 is reported b.w time
assp sTpusldl�e transport, east./ b7 a Doti*
1H•ek•11.•
aid le a syrrisli 1600 seldi.es le
WILL LAID &V'AD.
11D* Pewees wW t. .a Remus es •kale
ass .las Ilse..
lwwart. Feb. t1. -The Times W • are
etch trust Oases tyles that the admirer
of the seeder assets there hen deelibd V
land game l• ds3etsd the teem Is tit trysail
eel the term* twups er the Ineurgeuta .til
wearies.
'fee drspals adds that weauded Monisme
la the hspltal teslas that the vl.Uma o4
tie Mrwklmen mamscre were uCered a
safe a.edtu't W S.Rm•, when' [bey would
be ezciamgtd fur hostages. 'Mr ogee sus
accepted, but ou the march to Sellae the
eleiettede twrwrt aid ether terrain's* at -
'rioted ane raiasstwwd Ibeat. It le further
mild that 11 is tweeted Iwt the report ae
the massacre of JOOu Musultsaas at !tett
la greatly exaggerated.
The Bert. .-urre.pun./eut ..f Tks Times
telegraphut that there 6neon. to bolters
that the power.. hese elven la rano,.• de-
grees provisional appraisal we4 the Genoall
pn.Inr-aI !u 1.1orkade the tire. t port- le
order to .enure' Greece to obey the .'rde•m
of the putters relative to ['rete. rhe *dope
La of the airrusu proposal la some form.
It Grew'e reeslcltr*ml, la booms-
leg
s.'...leg lw'n'asinitl. probable.
Mn Mani" aetp -. I,sellag •v.s
tee
biaellaid Rabmabea Welt
N he C.aattd-
SPICKN WAS A CANADIAN.
111. Beth Nast. blest= Oast Need Star
T.rsa.a ►w farrfrd as ••-
tarts beasts.
Qaebee, Feb. 30. --The arse of the terri-
ble tragedy which ore'urr.. near Wlneru,
North Dakota ou the lith, w which ave
bateau weft brutally murdered created
Waite • sensation herr, as • bar her Of
John and Thomas Setter has lived bene
for the taut five year. Rickard $p*.» -r.
• home shaper and a trooper 1. the Royal
Csw,eaa Aryllery, Mucu.tod 1!1,44... sari
wen this evllWnt at the barrack. re I• ••r
mid that Rev. Tenniss sorer ear,horn
V Zeeland. and were ot.•r a, title country
at the age of 3 years. anal settled In (te
tatio. ucvir tomato. lir was taudbt tile
teed. or blacksmith, his tacker• trade
and .ub•.Viently married Mile. Waldron of
ieaeton. out. He then settled 1n 1•an-
dalk. Ont. Yin yrs ago Thomas Spier
went to North Dakota and opened • black-
. mltb shoo no? Winona. He then changed
MN mind and sold the shop to his •elder
brother. Join. wbu w,,. already e.tablirb•d
there. lie then bought a farm and became
a local Methodist pre..eher Heetiee Le om-
it' "Bev .• John Spee • r the father of tee
Wiyoua vletlw, la a resident et a contrite,
P lace In Onar*, and the address is as fee
kora. -John Spicer. Robb P. 0., O*-"
05.lanl ripen. -r say. that mews frees ai
Dakota folks had been rare of We. end
that he had an tatentloa of wittily ter
news when he read of the terrible tragedy
M rbc papers. He has wired to We cadet
et Pou.x of. Blsmar"k, N. D., tat mere
partieola,a
Niagara Polls, out., Feb. 20.-.1. W. Laag-
mulr .d Tomato, B. I:. Cbarlto. of Ramie
toe and I o-org.• Wilkes of Brantford.
eoumtw.lu'te•r* ..5 tb.. Malan' Falls Q0e•e
t kturda Turk• calm. here today to leveed,-
Kee.
eveel%Kate tie ire*. ko.nent power on the •mer4
dd.• or u..• riser, and *sen syn is the
Iain. o1 the Nlapra Valls rower (lemn
ears that the trsnamis.k.n of .ler•trte ea
rr*> fun:. distance. M still ea exwrtoteet.
Ire tn.tl .•d. .•d t.. form an °pinks from
their harlals■ as to whether the time for
the ... .•useu,ent .4 work on the c'ana
,,ol poison 4 uatvol(lovernmentThey uuw.•hs by tn' t7
are to report t.. the G.wer/intent w IthOnt
dela,. I'u:ulni astoti•r Langmuir ..01,1 to •.
night Lot a de'Mfeta bed been aerie.' at.
but nothing read �MW gives out for laibll
estion. It la twelve td the report «111 favor
an extersl's. ,
TZLIMILAPuIC BRIEFS.
551*5. Now •tilled tress ten IsespNebe.
anal ret cess Baan abase as
Satre agate..
toad United "It ntea )L•nnte n,. Mtnolay
sasss� a resolution enrnnraging ur' . LW
isna la thole Ogdt against 'rsrlleh wl.
Selo
A dsyateb from Pada sip. tb:a, 4•,•1•,1:4.
try chew player. bas died at Dr. toot
soft ['Istituto to Moscow, to shier' he a..-
tntenUy bakes after losing bis areetal lee
The ams Whits Star Over, ren' -"✓e In
tastes of CMert7etlo* at nett,',, w111 i.
Mt feet long and her tonnes. sill be Edge
Mbee w111 he capable ''f u.nuiog .t.
oots without re . o•Ilne •
The legislature of Mls•..nrt her r.e.•.I.vi
the 'agree." law, winch permit. -.1 1, taw.
ao.,Mfed of ,.gran. -y to b, -01.1 I.y the
dieries of the different reunite. from n
Meek as were n.grers In tlno-e of slavery
Ser. A. M Beebe,. 05'. Prefers., of
laths at Colgate U0,ereity. died et
►.M In Hamllt.a, N. T.. eaterday
L M• was 77 years ti4 and b.cas.e a
e M the adversity of faculty Is 1105*
gas 1•••• yesterday reeehed a Marge set:
her ed unWsgelssed pPe.00 0a whit Khat.
es mu find.•ss ier the partner et a`
grattelnnag [tit riper the she 'math •ai
mmary .•Pecf kb ass eh len l tis (8soso
iliCia•st[as balm (Jea•peas .4
state penal • NSW of • r
ars It tab .coal w Mar
-L lib llooloss »rZ
IWHLIIIIIL 1 A SPECIFIC
Caum McKinney, a c., sad Ns b NPR dor Mk CORK
AND LYNC TROUILI$,
Famous Cariboo.
Duras of the Output of lkrltiktl WOW
Ma Oros -,Jaauas7 Wes • Sesord.
Weaker -The Production Mow at Os
■ads of 4110011.000 Par 'Amauu-The
Mlan.b-hs tea mtleasi•a a she
Cnribooe
Th. modest Ilttle mining noes that
,'..part In Brltlsh Columbia nine months
ego baa now assumed such gigantic
.ruportloos an to attract world-wide et-
ientlon. 'Met there is • solid basis for
hie boom the rapid increase in the
output of ore from Kootenay gives
unapt* evtdeec•. Official figures are
nerd facts that cannot be dented. The
•'ta1 value a, ore and ore -bearing
iatte sent oat a this district In Janu-
.ry of this year wan 8475.608, or at rho
ate d over 50.001.100 per annum.
Although the output 1s so targe, s1A1
.t the present terns there are ..nly two
rnlntne camps In the whole of British
Columbia that can boast of dividend -
eying gold mines. The one 1s Rose-
tend.
ua♦land. In Trail Creek district. with 110
tividsad-paying Ise Ito. and War
R.agle the other 1s Camp McKinney,
with iia equally prolific and wonderful
t'artboo Whilst the name of It.•wland
.r on every tongue, and that place is
growing up as If It were by magic M-
e. it modern city. still very little Is
heard of ('amp McKinney. The charae-
c••r .4 the .ore bas much to do wtth this.
In Roseland the ore has to be smelted.
-. qulring a large exp. ndllure of labor
n transportation and ,.therwt•e, whilst
n Cariboo the rock Is tree -milling and
an 5.1 ,•tamped and turned Into gold
•n the spot.
Camp McKinney is situated about M
•aides due west from Rooland and
.,bout the same dlstan.'e north of the
international boundary line. la ate-
I;Inney.tls located the Cariboo mine.
s hu h pay* dividends. and should not
r onf•'unded with acorea Of other
•'•toil...., mines This mine has had a
...nderful record. and the dividends to
.tat. Including one of two cents per
shade declared this mouth. amount to
tete :eta 78 sleet the summer of 1104,
, hen a ten -stamp mill was erected on
the rr operty. This tea -stamp mill cer-
tainly has • recr.rrt to ate proud of
Th. re Is not another mill of its cape-
tty on the Pacific ooaat that has pro-
duced more buitton. A Toronto syadl-
ode has been 5.'rtunate enough to se-
'•ure the Mlnnebaaa claim, wbicb t
the .southern extension d the Cariboo
ledge. Before plating the property On
the market In the east a shaft was put
down on the Mlnnehaba 43 feet, settee
the. von was found to be about four
free wide and the ore, which was as-
sayed at Vancouver and at the, School
•'f Practical Science In Toronto, gave
assays runntng from 551 to Side in geld.
There le no gold to be seen tis the rock
with the naked eye. as It 1s all dissemi-
nated in Ane particles through the
quartz. Ir sinking the shaft IS tors a
into Ore wan taken ort
The property is one of great prouder*
said the stock was placed on the east.
•ern market by N.ssr•s. Campbell, Cur-
rie ! Co.. broken, Toronto, at the how
flour, M ten cents per share. la three
•lays 44.000 shares were sold. The price
of the stark w111 doubtless be advanced
between the feth and Nth of this
month possibly to 13 or 10 cents. as
the r•ompany do not wish to sell too
much of their treasury stock se a low
figure
The officers of the company are tee-
pr.-•entative Pastern men. and are ea
follows: -President, Prof. Henry Moat-
gornery of Trinity University, Termi-
te.. M.A., B.Sc.. Ph.a.. r.A.S.A-, former-
ly Professor of Mineralogy and Geo-
logy and head of the Mining Depart-
ment in the State f'nlverelty of i'tab :
Vice -President. Capt. J. F. Ramsay,
wholesale merchant. Toronto ; Second
Visa -President. Alexander K. Roy,
Esq.. merehant, Torontn ; Menace..,
ra
Major Ainsley 0egw. Ckrnb McKin-
ney. B.C. Secretary -Treasurer. Hirers
Klteley. lOsq•. broker, Toronto : Direc-
tors : Prof. H. Montgomery. Toronto;
"apt. J. F. Ramsay. Toronto : Alexan-
ler K. Roy. Esq., Toronto ;
4. G, Detchoa, Esq., whole-
sale ehemist. Toronto ; Walter
Wells, Feel . dentist, Waterloo ; Capt.
J A. Currie, broker. Toronto : W. R.
ilarnett. Esq.. merchant. Paisley : A.
G. Neaman, Esq.. lumberman. Wharton;
J. L. Ballantyne. Esq., merrhant.Tlver-
ton • Ce K. Mills, B.A., Stratford ; Bar-
thelemi Verret. Esq., wholesale mer-
. Kant, Quebec.
All the stork of the owners and pro-
moters is pooled and cannot be sold la
competttM5 with the treasury stock
until the mine Is on a paying hardy.
The treasury stock la 200,000 shares nut
.f a capita l of 1,000.001. ■hares, par
valey.e 51 ea' h, with an additional 60,000
shatF„ reweryed for the tr•shury Is
ease then Is not sufficient money real-
Ised from the first block In the trra.-
ury' to galore thm mine on a Dayfrtir frrtt-
Ing M.-..rs. Campbell, Currie * (`o,
have been kept busy t.atng prospec-
tuses to Inquirers all ogee the country
from Halifax to Vanrnuver. They will
Tye gleamed to send ,a Dro.pertus and
;arttculerw nf the preperry to anyone
desirous of obtaining taformallen.
CLASAI r1IrD.
The '•cusses for the Macdonald sta-
tue have arrived at Kingston.
Mayor Henry Smith of Chatham has
entered • third action a`alnat T.'e
Planet for libel.
Mrs. Western of Hamilton has In-
vented and patented a bicycle tire
that will not stip.
Charles Christy, the last a the fam-
ous Christy minstrels. did at the Kan-
sas'Clty Hospital, aged 48 year..
William Waldorf Astor vests 40110
houses In New York city. and has an
Income of more than 10000.000 a year.
Mr. J. F. Colmer, secretary to the
Canadian office In London, will ddtver
a. leoture on (Scads. on the 16th loot
Ln 1aiy won the Ontario Cu ting
Tan In Toronto. defeating the
Hamilton Victorian, the runners-up, by
47 shuts to 31.
The rated States Senate on Satur-
day voted funds to enable the 8ec1♦
Lary of the Navy to (-barter a 00001
to take supplies to
It L officially stated that 2.750.000 per-
sons are now employed oxo the famtate
relief works in the different districts
a India where the scarcity prevails.
Three Toronto aldermen were In Ot-
tawa, and asked the Goverunseat that
the site of the old 'reroute fort be
maintained as a histor • park. and not
handed over to the railway contain -
done.
Pt HELY PUJS ONAL.
It is considered possible that Dr.
Nattten win soon start on an Antarctic
expedition.
It is denied at the Whyte House that
President Cleveland is about to start
on a tour a the world.
Mr. Pouliot. Liberal member for Th-
miscotttr, is so 111 that little hope Is
entertained a his r'eooveree
Mr. Joreepb Chamberlain, the Seerm-
tary tit Matte for the Colonies. 1■ tslf-
fering from a severe attack olvczt.
d
Archduke Otto of Austria, n
Emperor Francis Joseph. and .be4r pt'e-
sumptive to the throne of Austria, b
ai present visiting Emper, WUtlato m
berUs e
Lieut. -Go vetrpor Kirkpatrick, whlle
not yet aMe to leave the hospital to
London. where at operation was re-
o•sUy peed an him. Is pr'ogreree
ing favorably.
A man who alts himself Count Gdsd-
mlr Soffosyn.ki le to the PhUadelphla
hospital dying a consumption. He
inerts that he is a nephew oe Pulaski
who fought so well In the myrmidon
and died at area on board the Wimp In
TRF.
Lord and Lady Ab,=•deen left Otta-
wa on Saturday for Nashville. Tenn..
to attend the marriage of Her Eiden
emcees brother. General Monta•tmer7
Moore, commander a Her Majesty's
regular lfortss to Canada, was sworn
in on Saturday as Adrninietratdr et
Canada during the temporary absence
of the Governor-General from thecoumi
*ry
Wet Two alines after allea Sp.
Buffalo, Feb 1t --Nis /Tartlet Reader-
son.
eederson. • comely girt of Sheffield. Ont., mar-
ried a man named Beenett woes she was
131 yeses old. That was 110 years ago. Ilan
lived with Bennett 00,11 tare years age,
when William ti Montt of the same tows
tete her be loved bee, and she maid she
Mewl Item, and they decided to crepe. TM/
ill elope. They went to Raml,tw
she tont Ser are children wap nor. Stine
of them were boys.
The hero and the berolne area tae hero-
ine*.
ersine'. eklldn'n ❑•ed then mend tour wafts
ago, ellen they came to Bairalo. Nett
ge: Omni. yeieerday, and Mrs r, esest's
eM••t by acid hle brothers gleet by hands
bad thenal
w• a a thrall/tine, th.,
su*51
relt of wt'Ieh, es sere at the Mtek HM
pial thea message wee two Dwn51t0 Ybagk
• e.. • bis"ben sin, get and be5Iba
Meets end head, and S task tae Men=
two hears to sew aim s3, Mt fess was se
dlaerted that he meld harsh np ale.
Dr. ails------ Y far Graeae.
tied... Feb 14.-11r. Oisds•nse q u447
tste�e�6M to 7h. Dela/ (*•sake tat
1•wfig oosssP 1 do ••t .are •s 4Or•rate
Oresma was 1 Dasa bole bur, hat I *Mt
the wren 411 resellsot that tug
15r rem eaaraeter r wd�a
ARrCHERRY
PECTORAL
"Two yea,. ago. 1 had tb• DIPS ,
and it lett ane with a weak which gay*
sea se rest night or day. My family
Oldies prescribed for me, changing
the eedklao as often as be foetid the
Wap I had lakes were sot bslpsg
ane, but. In spite of his attendance, I ret
n.. better. Finally. my husband, -read -
Ing one day of a gentleman who had
had the grippe and was cured by taking
Ayer's Cherry 1'e•etonl,-procured. for
me. • bottle of this modicin., and before
I had taken hall of it, I was cored. I
have used the Pectoral for me children
and in my family. whenever we bare
beaded :1, and have found it a specific
(..r colds, coughs. and lung troubles." -
EMILY Woos. North Rt.. Elkton, Md.
Ayer's Clary Pectoral
Highest SlasIdlil at World's Pak-.
Owns es Vim t1Ar Ipu's -_-
Lumber for Salo!
•seas.
Quobnr Pelt l -It is expected that the
Mate for the Prw,darlal elections will he
seeded upon by the G.,etnment next
week.
Tice Pepe'. /asaMss IN.
Roars, Feb 1,-' h. Pope, who was
attacked with a fainting St yesterday.
t• nam h better today
re sox TO RAB5RTS. a
Tbe God.ricb Lumber t'o. ILadl has for tale
st the Harbor sad at the Yard as to O.T.R.
freak, Co. Ann. •ed Bassw0ed and Puss,
Hemlock bed Cada Lamberts ail lengths and
earl Cedar Poeet. Afro Slabs la say quantity.
Aa uptown *Moo for the sale et Mliwood
teethe statbeset hat bosahilebed u ten
store
et HARPSR b: Lag. ohs are empowered to
weep* orders sad reosivs permeate ter our
*mown trade la that lista.
sit THa I*ODSRICH LUMBER CO
GEO. THOMPSON,
Manager.
Telmesse Na di.
Moe -The .irmend for flour Is sleek, an/
peeve are tutelars/red. Iltralgtt rollers are
quoted at n.75.
Bras Trade qr•t with bran quoted pile
ads wait at lee sad shorts at RAO b OIL
Wheat-no1pea wh=Mod t eat mgent.
mut fair •ferlipltad the demand rwtr104
ed. Holders are eneo.•raged by Signer
peeve Is Liverpool sad Odessa iN a1►
ter le aaosaal at 74c, sad while at Ma
stntaela 14.. 1 Masltsa.a*bard sold at title
to Sia Tomato freight. led at STs. Ylk•
land. No. 1 bard Is emoted at Dee to met
Yldlas &
Dlbetwbest--TTade 1s dull. with ear lob
anted .t Ise to tae outside.
1 le
Sowed at3334 mWO Are•tet 2 s� Ha.�
antra t/sad a
C d Ka 8 21e to 21alfa
whist at Me was . and ward gesyd
at ITS
Pwe-T a ttt•a!si Is Mandy. wits saes at
We Enda and wast sad at sea IS Mid•
tttreltrt le ..eta pd, with
taw at Ingo to net weer.
Rye-=• meriee Is d.n. efts hh Wee
Men= annamir eedeotat oft. mai.
abes sum ord saline
Ka RESTS
browser of Cabe Swan/. 1 Os m
•
Cher.... tit fit.. amrstiZas r ./ �i"
dlirwra k
tsaewrt+a...
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOICSBESTFRIEND
ura�i feu �� uM�w.
UNDER OATH
0.01INA1
r•1SALTam ctW-:ween Frammuni
Wa Mamie McMartin. T a.-'-- l St.
(11*. wean [bat Ryerhee'e "gesesaag Owl=
her of Pari --L Mich eee4Pre.d sae aide et bee body
w..tralr seem- Phnlo*n* Mid there mew deem
s :.. se., raoe..f t .M use e1 her lista sow
d.Mrted bee, Mut to -aa. she it walking around brig
her Kneads how kl bw.r.'s -• toot.ea Care' Pew
Peer m e and ••.P(•e+• Swam to, Italy Mt Mal
Memo J. w 1.yro.r Corley, Notary Podia
Sweat" ST•Ta11LnT •V • GRATI bg/
>g01101UL
lei wane, ahem years old, who waned A
"mews doer t -r birch, as 'ant eatbel wed and
Me gement e) - Molt .p by Ryebae•a1 " osikso l
Ors.' The e1, '..arn an given le sewers stab
meat sob by I. bar, bra George while IM
almeea R lta.. est.. dated Joy a, MM
wawa J. le Maack. A. ,.. Pease.
• 7SMIa**AT1•T 11*T*a•Ee - "Ween"
STATa*[1T MAK
(mets t Ireees*r, 13 Itartt. rwuft ibrsam
Jae., r • marr1 .reit M Meed , Wage
modes, swam krtney treuMe wed
was hart aptly •asoorbd at eight. kat his appose
et ..teas eery .fob men. ter Illetm y. w new Y e
arty rd.tlo.. W stasis gond. deep wade
o••.�.d e.wupttio. owed, ar:..os was dais M
ea • laota.y laws" A. math M
MSN se tee allow. arM balm J U. ageism
marts. Jslr !l Lela
. WTRON° BROS. & 00.
Pump & Fannia& till Wort
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fastsrM/ halls sals.1 d leask� ttirter•l
wish 50.4edit •set
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