The Signal, 1898-6-23, Page 6•
THE SANTIAGO
-IEXPEDITION.
The Transports Reached Their
Destination on Sunday.
CADIZ FLEET AT CARTAGENA.
Death and Deµractio■ M.I.d Out by tee
AO•ric•a Warship. Appallies Ho -
salt of I. Bombardmr•t o1
wally.-Vudturvef Hoverheg
Over the Soo••-sh•ilag
of O■•ut•namo.
Washington, June 80. -Officials of the
War and Navy Departments agree In the
belief that the fleet of t,5nsporta and
naval vessels arrived at Santiago ds Cuba
yesterday. Naval officers figured out that
the ships reached their destination some
time In the afternoon and they expect
that the debarkation will begin this Off Santiago de Cuba, June 17. per the
suornieg. Sons. of the troupe will be A.sefatd l'ress despatch boat Wanda,
landed at Camp bloCAlla, on Guant•nanto Kingston, Ja., Saturday, June 18.-A
Bay, which Lieut. -Col Huntington's
gallant band of murines hold. 'Phew
troops will be went In operations against
Guentanamq, wplle the larger number
will gu'asb.re at a point or polite" near
Santiago and participate In the attack on
1e Ibe ease they must have hese wantonly
murdered. The Spanish ntlgbtseek to by
their death to the buwtrntruent but not
• shot from the Atetween ships struck
ibe fortes. Neither Admiral Sampson
nor Commodore Schley believe that
Litipt. Hobson and his patty have been
killed.
A dramatic Incident of the bombard -
went was the act of • epaulets of Boer,
who bravely ran along the parape under
• heavy tlrv, encouraging his men to
Mond by their gun.. Shut and shell rained
'about him, and after one terrible explo-
sion be was seen no more, and the para-
pet had disappeared. He could not have
escaped death.
Frew the foretops of the Brooklyn, 800
yards distant, the men In the grounds
would be noticed, but • minute later dust
and flying debris would take their plata,
and when the smoke would clear away
only a spit old red earth ouddd be seen.
liens and gunners had hen swept away,
It WWI the most deadly and destructive
bombardment of the war thus tar. 8oaroe-
ly • shot from the big guns of the squad-
ron went aaUay.
A BHUSH AT SANTIAGO.
B eeooaolt•rlag Party Got ttlthla Hangs
of a Bloekhoass.
but brush between some Spanlab troops
and a reconnoitering party in steam cut-
ters ooeurred at daylight tbis morning
in • Miall Dove wort of Morro Castle.
the Maamobaseea' loam Duper, Ie
that place. It is said at the Navy Depart -
take
of Li. Parole, entered the Dore to
men& that the purpose In lending the aka soundings and reconnoiter.
marina at lamp McCalla wee to hold I N'hen welt 10.1110 the Inas, a detub-
Guantanaule baab'r for iha reception 1 seat of naalab Infppfry WNW an
the troopships after their passengers balks Ulon the cutter from a blockhouse. The
disembarked. the harbor furnishes an the was vigorously returned by the mar -
ease real mei eschers's, and with Mel
ln,s who were to the k(saashugetta'
clearing. out of the enemy In that vicinity bout, and ale by mnemes wbo were In
will be an Ideal place for the transports IM' New York'. nutter, which was In
to remain. As moat of the transports now charge of Naval Cady[ Powell, and which
at or near Santiago are w a used In the had followed In. The New York's cutter
Porto Rican a to shun they w111 probahly was hit ten tomos and amarine In the
remain
as Uuantruaruu until after seam. cutter of the Maeaechu•.ta bat the meek
ago has been taken, of him rifle shattered, but `by great good
luck no one was 51t.
aaal .g. Canadltlu,l Larded. f he 'Lein* opened Me with Dr six -
pounders, and the Vixen steamed r1gh.
trla.rra, done 10, 7 p.tn.-A private Into the cure aud_peppered the block-,
despatch received erre 'rem New Yere house with ter rapid tiro tuns,_ woods,
J s
lana. ti‘140000,1tihele"e'w pedl
euttee- bele.-qtr--Han Fl i. rutrented to the wd,.'
landed near Sunt) ego de Cutin, ;rod will and the two steam cutters withdrew. '
attack the town Immediately,
THE CADIZ rl-EET.
Admirer t aaaTs•w 7mi tt admen
a1 Cartagena.
W,M►Metaala riallie N9,-. 1g meta*
the almost- perfect system of obtaining
information In regard to the whereabouts
of Spanish vessels the Government has
ascertained definitely that the Spanish
reserve squadron under Admfrnl Camara,
or rather the eleven vessels of the sixteen
which left l'adlx last week, have arrived
at Cartagena.
YELLOW PEVBR RAMPANT.
1141-i1a.itr.k.■ out Aiwewg-*-
A merleaa Merlura
M
PRACTICING ON GUAWTANAMO,
Tee Cofer ttttt• Tetra galJMted M
Psrlb.r D.etreetlon -Santiago
Harbor Catered
Mole Ht. Nloholaa, Saturday. June 16,
6.30 p.m. -News from Guantanamo up
to this morning shows that naval opera-
tions there oondnue most active and with
the advantage On the side of the Ameri-
cana. Yesterday morning •t 9.110 o'clock
the American vessels reamed tee hem-
bardment of tivantanamo town, and in
the coarse of one and one-half hours
threw goto tee town 75 shells, a Brest
majority of which appeared to have beep
rdective. Six of thew shells were lilnob
projectiles, eight 8 look and the others
were smaller. The men In the tree 103.
amid see many of the .hell. strike In Be
very midst of the Gown, while others fell
among the shipping and ronimeeclal
buildings near the water's edge.
Smoke areae In dense clouds from the
planes where the shelle fell, and It I* be-
lieved that the damage, both by the tm-'
pact of the tensile. and consequent oon-
fiagratlon, was very greet.
on Thursday evening the .hips had
thrown four 18 inch and nine 8Inch
shells Into the town. This bombardment
began at 4 o clock and ended at 5. Much
smoke and confurlon were discerned In
Guantanamo daringthe progrese, Crowds
of people and troops of soldier. were seen
moving about and the vessels In port
knrrledly ohanged their anchorage,
Ventured Int. Maellego Herber.
On Wednesday night the Texas pene-
trated Into the Hay of Santiago, paused
Morro Castle and poured a well dir cted
pre both upon that stronghold and the
CMtle 7orapa. Thl. tattle Megan anont 1
o'clock and ended about mWnlgbt. There
was very little rtspnnse from the Spani-
ards, and such an there was did hardly
any damage. Nobody_ wan killed on the
Atnerlcan ships In any of them aetion*-
Two r(pentah ntMoor'e captured on
Wednesday In Guantanamo Bay are re-
ported to be on Marl the Marblehead.
Work of the Veuvl•a
v.v••- The -meow tfrlbe weyk on Wednesday
night by the Vesuvius and New Drifting
in Santiago Hay In confirmed. The Vesu-
vfun put .hells Into the water to explode
the nano', while the New Orleans en-
gaged the fortification. along the 'More.
The Alarbinheel n*el captured a Span -
ah sloe' in Hnantanamn harem, and
made elght'soldfen who were on board
prfsmen.
taut night the Texas again tired on
Santiago harbor, and lntllrted ranch dam-
age upon the fort on the 'tont shore,
It In the general opinion aru.mg the
natal nffleer, that, beyond the raptors of
Guantanamo and the possible reduction
Of Santiago, there will be no more large
operations during the eummel..
w DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
Appalllag Result of the Bombardment of
Santiago Vultures Hovering Over
th. geese.
Off Santiago de Cube, Saturday, June
18, noon, via Kingston, Jamaica, Hun•
day, June 19..-A careful Inspection of
the fortifications along the creat of the
hilt. defending Santiago harbor since the
bombardment Thursday morning, shows
that the Amerfnn gunner. spread wreck
and rain everywhere. Some of the belt
term we,. demolt•hed beyond repair.
The vultures which steeled on level
wing. over OW 4414. re Welt ,w awgfinerg
amend a chimney for hears after the fir-
ing named fnPnl.hed gnletbome .vldenee
ref the fataltty among the Spitnirh soldier's
Hnndrel* of troops mould be seen from
the Mips digging in mounda of -earth,
piled up hy the elploalon of the props, -
tiles from the heavy gena• for bodes,
while thelr beads were fanned by the
wings of the Merl inavengere of the
battlefield. There were two spats, one on
the teat and the other en the wast of the
barrow, whets were denuded of toilers.
The helms seemed literally blow' away.
'These marked the phew when the MO -
mune charges of gnneethen blown by he
Vesevly landed.
The moat urethant tokens of death flew
ken Macre CANla Tk. matron flag at
was hs rinse ed for several hours.
se rill is wet known. 111
to hatfmast legs, MO
deem Apanah teethe was Med
hew
IN of aha A ilfis,
tlYtwat
ls.
, the A•n•r1At/}.c
4-1..t ut
Me mem ewe diet If soolt
ti 11,114!dra7ii• - '.l',-..& n4 10 Sri-,
melted here from Cuba.
yellow fever is raging among the Ameri-
can taurines encamped neer the entrance
to Guantanamo Hay, and several trees of
the disease are reported to have occurred
on the ships of the ^'l uudron, The tele-
gram deecr.l,r the heat a. terrible, and
says the swampy condition of the ground
has preientod thus tar the carrying on of
1 military operations in the vicinity of
Santlego.
In Ole Senate Senor Selmer= gave
notice that be would Interpolate the Gov-
ernment oonoerning the expulsion from
Canada of Lieut. Carranza, late Spanish
naval attach* In Washington, end Senor
Du Booc, former Spanish Charge d'At-
faire* at Washington, and requested that )
the docntnenta relating thereto be glvta
to the Chamber,
, Calsanera to B. Barned.
Off Guantanamo, Satanlay, June 18, 8
p.m., via Kingston, Jamaia, Sunday.
June 19.-C'ulan arouse report today
that the Inhabitants of ' Calmensee lice
strewn the stents with straw and.11,
with the, Intention of deetroying tee- da f
and fleeing to the hills.
TIIE SOCIALIST MOTE
Largely ;ncreased in the Current
German Elections.
RE -BALLOTS IN 181 DISTRICTS.
The Ceutrisl., as Heretofore. Illowever,
Will N.n4,t5V4alasee et Lower N'Itb
1.10 Seat - VOID tHeuaerdat Cly
of tee Beplre Retards Throe
Seo18lint• Pekoe ler
mare&
Berlin. June 90.-Heporte of estops in
the Rehberg oluotluns from 891 district
show the ,rumen of 119 Conservatives, 9
Imperlallaa, 85 Centrists. 4 Hetorulurs,
9 National Liberals, 9 Fr bainnbge Union
eandldats, 1 candidate of the Frdsbnnige
People's party. 1 Agrt,Ulaural League
oandldate, 34 Socialist', Mt Peas, l Daus,
9 Independents and t a -'if-' sa.al iter
Pennants' l.eagu,. In 181-t1111/elets re
i,tllted will be neoeteary. Inwaste these
nthatett,ollping will take plate on N'riday
A few facts. however, stand out plain-
ly. The first 1s that the Centrist,. will M
heretofore, hold the liaison of pawn
with 100 sesta, enabling them to sway
the }tolo]etag In either direction. The
sedond L that • Cartel majority will be
next to Impossible, and the third 1. that
the Sucleltsa will, •iter all, not only
largely laminae their poll, which, it la
estimated. will Perak 9.tOO,04.10 voter, M
against 1,786,000 in 1893, but will also
themes their repreeeuatloo by -10 or 12
seats.
The inorese, In- the 8nohtit.t Tn*. iL
most marked at Wsriemflnrg. Already 11
1. causing alarm among the Hamburger',
who ars specially furious that the fleet
commercial elty of the empire should be
represented in the Reichstag by three
Socialists, who, their opponents my, have
no underitattding of the rlty's vital Inter-
ests. A11 tilse Radom! finders, Melt' !ins
Herren Richter, Ro•kert and Barth, will
have to run the gauntlet of a second bell
loi. The extreme agrarians fared badly.
Owing to hes feeble condition, Prince
ilan.arelydeltnot -roes:
• "MISTRESS OF THE SEAS."
If Great Braille Is Not egress 1. Naval
ReetVt♦eaTb.s wuarata--,s l"s
Ito s1 Ones..
eW .Y9ik..ai41414. 10.••• TataIowaas ewer-.
respondent of the Evening Poet eye'
"The Government, upparently, hoe yield
.d to the Importunities of the naval
alarmist., like Leon' Charles Hrresfonl,
and the forward, section of the Minleteri
ahem 'lu these Mr. Chamlierlaln'* and
Lori Sall shury'a cohfeeslons that England
dare not defy France and Kumla In d.•
fence ut the policy of an open door In
China and Num Afrla, wee bitterly
humiliating. H, they argued, England le
not capable of mating Franoe and Hussey
on the seas, she ought to be promptly
made to. Supporting them, Lord Hero.•
ford streak the old familiar&tarmld note
of French aud Hessian naval activity,
declaring that whereas in I8*9 England
stood. In the matter of ships, oomplete
and building, with a superiority of 11 per
cent. over Franoe and Hume together,
now she stands in an inferiority of 10
per cent
"To this Mr. Goschen at lad yielded.
Ha statement in the House of Commons
'tunny eight Is accepted M meaning that
the Clovswment lino derided on the new
naval programme. which t1Mt ,Al metrial
rewards declare ahonld caste 4 armored
endows and 2c deetrnyert at a oat of not
ere than en exam 60,15551,11,10 for Pens, to
meet the Russian seven year appropria-
tion of $$8,l,011,900."
A BITTER CRY.
"Send Os Provl•lene ur Huard• 1. Make
Cnw•el'
Ht. John's, NMI., Juno 90. -The Brit•
fah sterner Arlon, bound for Miley'.
Inland, to load or. for Philadelphia, has
arrived here, after four days con3m.ment
in northern Ice floes She reporte that the
ocean le covered with les fields, and that
there are thousands of Icebergs along the
covet.
She also reports that four tramp et.,am-
er't are blockader) at Twlilingato, and
that the mall beat Virginia Leake In alp
blockaded and Is unable to reach VW'hlte
Hay with provlalon* for the dentlrte
dnherm in.
Heartrending report. of suffering and
etarvatlon are reaching this rlty from
Fr'nrh 'horn settlement.. Seven persons,
1t 1. ,aid, have died of hunger In HL
Anthony, where the poor are living oft
dry tallith, doled out by the reddens..
If a steamer dors not reach there soon
with food, it Itfgared enures will perlab,
From Quirpott to Cape Norman char.
1. not a Carrel of flour. In a small oove
at the bottom of White Bay six families
aro reduced to half a barrel of flour. Fits
men walked aerate the hey, looking for
• trade schooner. When they found 111
they were like Being skeletons and nearly
dad. They Informal the captain., who
gave Mom ROMP provisions, Thesaid
that 1f they failed to get hook within •
week all their families would b. .awed
to death. ,
Another nae. 1s reported where a lama
Hy had been extorting nn a loaf of bread
for sl; days. 1he 1ta,. John Ly
Catholic pilaw, melding 1n Conch., sire.
patched a messenger to Tilt Cove with a
telegram method In these appalling
words: "Send on provl.lnn. at onoe; If
not, board. to make milting."
1)estltutlon 1s also repnrtel In Salmon
Core, Perry Cove and other planes In the
Nay de Verde ditirlrt- ..The weather 1.
had and trade ler unusually d.prse.d.
Gen. Lee's 1reretery Killed.
Jacksonville, Fla., Jane 90. -When
about to go In bathing stn Pablo Beach
yretrrrtsy afternoon .lams T. Gatewood,
prise,' stenographer to Oen, Fltehugh
Leo. we. epno-k by lightning Dna Invent.
iv kllhd Ole s•,N from Hlrhmond, Vs.
API EIPLoan,,N OP DYNAM1TB
=111• Threw lira sed INnollahee •
Variety .t Danville.
Danville, June 20. --The mining ma
ehlnery belonging to the A.hests ('om
pang bees wee completely dewtrnyr,l by a
fire which oornrred on '1 nnraday night
F•Mr.hoating..engines and a mewsil loco-
motive
awr-m Live area total gees Hetween 12 And
1 o'clork on Friday the dynamite 1n the
eoapeeeA.r torte exploded and eempMwdy
wreeked tee handle. Them men name!
Morin, Alvan] and RAM were killed, The
force of the ezpboelon ohs felt for mile*
around. All the glees In the windows of
the Asbestos, & Aelmatin Company's fac-
tory were broken. The factory 1a 'Stunted
a quarter of a mile from the moms. The
expinelnn would have been attended with
g reat Inge of life nasi It occurred during
working boere.
Menem BT A risme e O% MOAT.
Leafs Reid Mea with • BN Q.edat
AenIeat.
Milverton, Jane 90.-A hat melded
ha/prowl in IM hoed ea Wanner 311111111Cm
ce 1(atfPday, when Iroule sold, • laborer,
shoat W years of age, Anted en • 21em
d mese whoa sting ha dinner.
aballeIM Imf.Wwr"'
In ematedy. The body was fatgrwA
1 a( the "aetbw
sy here sheet f 1 .LIMA the
.•bene e►w1nil.
SHY ON BROTHER JONATHAN.
Central Aeneeleee 1. 1.tes Believe the
Americo. Government mut Inter -
erne In Their Affairs.
Managua. Nicaragua. June 90. -Thr
Nicaraguan Congress declines the tweet,
of peace signed between the o.nnmleelon
ers of Costa Biro and Nicaragua. April
28 la.t, on board the United Sats war-
ship Alert, unless the treaty is ales agreed
to by the Congresses of Salvador and
Honduran, members with Nlrarren& of
the gnat republic, of Central Atueries,
ace rling to article five of the organize
-
tion of the great.'r republic by the rural
dent. of Nlear.gua, Honduras and tits
Vador 1n 1856.
It In very doubtful whether' ('oats Met,
will -agree to Me c,ndltions demands.] by
the Nicaraguan Cnnterena, bet really ut
.pired by the ltzorutive of Niatragua,
Menthe' the consent of the l'.nitg1ee,ee of
Honduras and Salvador to the resent
panty of pare between Costa 1H1.. and
Nlcaragnu would bind Honduras and
Salvador to •males Nfarwgna 1n cad.
Nleerngna were Involved In war,
The newspapers are loaded with roiek-
leen discussions of the Monroe doctrine,
many declaring that the United ream* Is
unjust In going to war with Spam and
expressing the fear that the American
Government will ultimately lattrvene in
the political affairs of Centre' America.
--MANCHESTER IS PLEASED.
With the Enterprise I)I.pleyr,l hy Our
Government - Lord 1trat even• Lessem
an Aneeetral %.at.
Montreal June 20.-A cable to he
Star from London eye that m,wh satis-
faction In expreaewl re.pc,ting the retinae -
Mon of the egre-'rni..nt between Mr,
Southern nn behalf of the Mnn.hest.r
Liners, Limited, and the Canadian Uov-
ernment Inc an annual anb.ddy of forty
thou.end donate for • fortnightly service
between Manchester and Montreal 10 the
summer and Manohwter and St. John in
the winter.
The M tncheeter Uuarilen nays this
Illustrates Canada's enterprise and the
immense posslhllltlee of the nhlp anal.
Iword Mbratheon* and Monet Royal has
entered the ranks of the Knglleh landed
gentry. He has lased Knehworth Honee,
Horttnnlehlr,, the aneeetral coat of the
(Carla of Lytton, together with the shoot-
ing privileges ovr the enterer.
Weisel., M Not Caming,
New-lrt,rk, -June 90. -Tia London ear -
respondent of the Tribune prim The
rumor that the 'hike of Connaught will
be Viceroy of Canada 1s without founda-
tion. The post hM been at the dlapesal of
Lord Wolseley, who Is believed M baste
Intimated that be would prefer $o remote
eammander-la-eb.s. There 1s probably a
ease ehap5er In current Motor., which
win name day be related with authority.
CANADIAN PACKRR$' ASSOCIATION,
Tbej ■old • epeeist Meeting and Ser. Op
the Slt.ation.
Taranto, Jane 17.-A amnia ms•t1
of the CaswItan Panties' Asselelatien was
held at the Welker Howe
Presided W. A. Pewgosem, JfStt erten:
ped the osier, and tits folles0Mg were
pram,: D. lleCuly, PIets*; w1111am
Wright, Pineal; .1. 18. Doe&4.na, fit,
Ceiba/le.; W, A. Careen, AellsvllIe; A.
McKI Wage Larne; J. Naha, Aylmer:
W.
• •r
Tbs msadag was nulled pvlaeipally to
Ili the pries far ala .early ass rot's
lest- Clyde. to the Imsmugi awl of law
material and produce, 1t bee been found
meoeseary to quote higher preen
The esparto reralved from the frult-
grewlug Merlon were ere follows: The
peak orup this year would be small ow-
ing to the eaoeadve bearing 1n the Ma-
ger, Maria lad wwwur. Flume, like-
wise, will be .earoe, and the apple prop
good. Regarding vegetables, ouwplalnts
were general- own and tomato orop
tela year will set be large, the tome,
Mantel being SISSON destroyed by theses,
and the oorn crap will be almost a total
failure, owing M the use of imported
seed,
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
Groat Damage Done Amend Elora sad
Comber-Lightadrg sada • tura
Comber,and
Ont June a very heavy
thunder and windatorin waned over this
section between 7 and if o'olook Friday
night, oarrying deatructiun In IM wake.
The tin roof on the large Sellers House
Bloat was lifted like so much paper and
carried ecru." the atNeet, landing upon
the roof of the residence of Mr. A. luyst.
tllrange to ay, Mr. Luyd'a residence
soaped Injury. The G.N.W. Telegraph
Company's onto' is situated in the same
block, and the wires were turn trent the
building. The roof of a freight oar in the
M. C-'1'. yards was torn off and carried
some distance, and the residence of Mr.
M. Laporte was struck by lightning. The
fluid entered the chimney, but oatslae of
upsetting the Move no further damage
was done. Tres ware uprooted and
farmers' fences were levelled. Fields of
what, whlob 1. a heavy crop 1n this no-
tion, are flattened down. Many fields are
covered with water In the southern part
of Tilbury West and In Rochester Town.
shtpa and untold damage done.
Ni WSPAPI _MWITE 11E f1M.S.
Mr. T. B. Delay Propep.. a 114 -Roan'
Copyright Lbw.
London, June 20.-F. R. Deldy, the
welI-known copyright expert, has made
an li.portsnt proposal before the select
committee, on oopyright.. He urg,xf that
the vexed question of newspaper rights in
I news be fairly =et by a :1 hours copy-
right He pro18*d that his views Would
be oorroloratd by the manager nr the
Tams, whose demand for a perpetual
copyright hat been a great obstacle to flits
step. It seems probable that copyright In
news will be established after 'early 60
years' agitation.
*b1T As1oj1 AT l*MI1LTOK.
!s,..I,r•lra1..7 drlcfaryrprp t)• M
tee BSM .
Hamilton, June 17. -The body of a
mae drifted on the batch near the water-
works late yeelwday afternoon. There
was not a thing on or about the clothing
to lead to the Menthe of the dad Man,
wbo appeared about 50 years of age. His
clothing was very good, and consisted of
• rich black oorded wit, cream colored
shirt, blank four•In•hend tie, underwear
and heavy show. The man was about 5
feet 11 Inched In height, and would weigh
about 900 pounds. A few American cols
were found to hie pockXA It Is supposed
this 1s the foody seen floating near Oak-
ville on !fonder by the captain of the
steamer Atacasr . Coroner Urlflln will
open an inquest at Fitch's Hotel We
afternoon,
ALHA1IANS ATTACH CHRISTIANS,
B.r.ls.g NIae Ylll•gee_S.Itan Appealed
to for Prtt•elle..
Vienna, June 17. -Further details of
the sanguinary conflict* between the
Albanians and Christiane In the Uskub
district of European Turkey. northeast of
Woolen, show ,the Albanians have M -
tacked and burned nine Christian vile
ague, consisting of 450 houses, In ape
vicinity of Baran, near the Montenegrin
frontier, up to yesterday. 1'be inhabitants
bays fled to Montenegro, wisest' represent -
stens at Centimennple have made strong
representations on the subjeot to the
Salon.
Selma Knight. Suing..
8t. Catharfnee, June 17--A ease that
N exciting a greet deal of Interest among
insurance people Is the as -tion before F.
W. Macdonald, Mauer in Chantry, with
regard to the liquidation of $be affairs of
the Select Knights of camels. The case
binges on &big dlnpute When the :elect
Knights Benefit Society went Into com-
pulsory liquidation, there were a large
number of per,oes who had dropped out
of the society, one, two or throe years,
and the reoei,er of the aorlety is suing
these delinquents for six months' algae -
myna. The ase 1a still In proems.
road Infant Proud.
Hamilton. June 17. -last evening 801.
onion Hart, a driver for John French,
handed the police the Ifaly of an infant,
which he said be foun in a night Doll
barrel, which was emptied ou a farm
neer the city. Ile laid the Mere! wits
from No. 288 Hugheon street north. Dr.
,Woolvertnn examined the remains, .0d
said they were of a child about a week
old. He thongbt the child had teen dead
about a week. An Inquest will be opened
to -day.
e10e for Two Plague-,.
Toronto. June 17.-Willlam Joseph
Gilbert, aged lee; had two fingers of his
right hand amputated In • ataluping
machine at the fantory of Maisie.. l'nrner
& Cn. He brought suit. for damages,
alleging negllgeneo by the company. Mr.
Justice Ferguson yesterday, in Single
(Goers, awarded Gilbert 6100 and the ex•
penises of medical attendance_
The Preaeher W,ulds't Pay,
Halifax, N.H., June 17.-A clergyman
of the Methodist denomination was yes-
terday dropped from the ministry end
expelled from the church by Nova Scotia
Meth.w111p Conferrnne for failing to meet
his obligations to bnwInrs people the
guilty Ian Is David Walker, who wail
stational In Sydney Distilet
whlthr Meat laibaad.
Toronto, June 17. -That diseased meat
Is sold In the town and vicinity la the
complaint of the townsmen of Whitby,
sent In yesterday morning to Dr. Bryn.
The citizens asked the inmost,* to In-
vestigate the complaint, and suggest,]
that a Inunielpal Mattel, be erected In the
town.
German armorer on the Reeks.
Managua, 7 lenragnn. June 17. -The
Germafl mptrhnnt .te.,mop Deidemnns
has run on the nicks .stn m11,.s north of
Corinth, on the PeelI .1d. 01'lnttragna
The paa.engew and new have leen toyed.
trainable Savo Htrnod.
Mor., Juno 9O.---Ihering • thunder-
storm In this vfeinity abont 4 Nriook
Saturday aftrnroa the large tank ham
of Mr, W. L. Gordon. lot 14, eonoprlmn
8. Pilkington Town•hip was drunk by
tlgbielag and barged to the ground. TM
tin aseneattd 114 head of pigs, a large
d Itap ani ne,rh all his farm
a 110s, • heavy one, 1st
par(lowered by termism-
abeet, ahty
Y. Blast siva it Om.
Paris, J' - -teesmltnmea
with MM. ' Oa-
le- inane yg-7all 4
QahbtM to emceed the IMM tllalslt>r,
Pugigms Phan aeeapad as , WI
rpl5aW. Jenne lit, *edgiest., My,
ABERDEEN-ANGU8.
Blah Daddies RM Feeing to the Omer"
of Beef Breeds.
Hers is as fine a specimen of the
Aberdeen -Augur sire a ever was seen
It is reproduced from The Br'eeder's Cir
setts, The long body, great girth and
beery fleet of the animal are remark
able. He 1s demanded from a Turliug
ton herd sire imported by Mr. William
Watson, wbo did sumuch for live stock
breediug iu Awerioa.
This bull is the sire of 190 calves be-
ltxtgiog to one bard.
A writer in The Breeder's Gazette
who has made some money buying and
fattening beeves of this breed tells bow
be prepared them for market:
"With referenoe to the 17 steers
which I geld in Chioago for 45,50, 1
would may there were two pure bred Aa-
gue aud a Shorthorn. The balance were
from one-half to seven -eighths Aerie
The pan bends ware 2 years old ISOM
ABIRDIKs-AsOtnL
of October. They weighed 1,600 pounds
the day they were shipped. The others
were 8 past. I raised about ball of them
and bought the others when yearlings
at $9.50. I do not know their gains at
different times, as they were not weigh-
ed until the day they were shipped.
They averaged 1,494 pounds at home
and 1,411 ponnde in Chicago, a .hriuk-
age of 83 pounds, They ran on good
blue gram perdue. *ad 1
feed corn ou the grace Aug. 1. I ed
them corn on gran until Sept. 16, wbeu
they were then pct on full feed. They
were fed in a shed on shock corn onoe a
day and ebucked core at night. I think
shuck corn the bed feed there la for fat
Pining cattle "
Caen et 811.4 Naggers In Sheep.
Question, -What ailmmy sheep? One
ewe, not quite • year old, eats bot very
little, 1. apperomtly blind, as it goes
arouud with 1ta eyes shot and bumps
against wbateyerie in its way. It. eats
droop, it rests 1te head on the manger,
does not discharge any from the nod.
arils. The feed is clover mixed hay,
with a little wheat middlings and oats.
I have bad them so before, and they
are pretty sure to die in one or two
weeks. -G. W. H.
Answer. -The trouble 1s due to oon-
/Upstion, followed by impaction or
stomach staggers from • too exclusive
feeding on dry food. Dive the affected
sheep four ounces sulphate of soda with
a half ounce ginger dissolved in • half
pint warm water. Follow with injec-
tions of a pint ct warm castile soapsuds
four or five times daily until relieved.
Also give one of the following powders
twice daily, either in the feed or by
drench: Powdered nut vomica, 6 drams;
gentian and ginger, of each 19 drams:
mix and make Into 19 powders. The
sheep should also receive succulent food
of some kind, such as ensilage, roots,
cabbage or apples once daily. In the
abetment green food ground flaxseed or
scalded oats or bran may be ,riven. The
healthy sheep should ale reoeive a ra-
tite of maculae food two or three
times a week, or a daily ration of
ground fiaxaeod or oilmeal. Free *mem
to salt will also form a healthy action
of the bowels and tend to prevent ins -
'notion. -Rural New Yorker.
Reinter&
We present this picture of • Hereford
lo show the extraordinary depth of
meat from top of shoulder to lows:
part of brisket there Is in the Improved
beef breed*.
When such an animal as this is 000 -
treated with the old fashioned scrub nr
Tette long born, the reason why Ameri-
Min best has lately taken such a great
step In favor abroad is quickly seen.
Beyond a doubt the finest beef herds
In the world are to be found in the
rif'175F*gng HRRgPoRD.
acrthweetern part of this country on the
large farms There 1• no room for such
herds in the oldir stats or in Europe.
A drool; intnslnn of this improved Mood
I. now met with in the range of the far
west, but there is not yet enough of it
to being these cattle up to what the
American beef standard Ie to beoo ne la
fotere. We in the United States area to
tales the meet enol the beta i1Del 8e 61111.
planet, and let all the world bear It in
mind.
He mourn Hier.
A anniewha; reklcte youth who had
unlisted for the war and had spent hie
time in ramp In writing holm for
money finally M'et this telegram as "a
'Hitcher:"
P.rwm-L., shot of ni sham hates, Deed
til feuds ynu Mn,
To this the ni4 Lean replied :
one- Oral know veer awerbr, bet erneaea
ea ebe• M you by ealwe.a, ]g do.ea't fit, get
-step etrperter to pblse IL. eM less AO
vert here.
-Atlanta OOBIltitetion.
Fakes_ Bey • -
Yo is eider. (wartime aparbitantt)--
.knd ly Mort alt the soar grim fan aIle,
an.--Vbeelthild I shall
w date on awe or three *ore
Toe ere, 1 rrRat wadi 11hoe
Asha b') Naito** -Ale doper.
WHEAT'S DOWNWARD SAG.
Last Week haw • Dlaaloallea 1a Prise err
A11 Deliveries and Joe Colter
Deep net of the Deal.
eatttrd•y Itrealug, June 18,
The weak has been dl.tlsgulabwl by
minima breaks la the wheat market ■ ei
by the et Joe Leiter trona
the l'bleagp rd. ,Ou that market Junes
wheat itag declined the per bushel ale Ni
lest Sat July 14c, September 7. and
December 6c per bushel. At Liverpool, la
15. saute time, spot wheat kas fallen le
11M per rental, Jly wkeet a. 554,'aud
September optima J4ad. 111 Paris, the de
clue hes burn to 3 francs, Ontario
*brat Is 10. per bushel cheaper Dna •
week ego,
Leading Wbogt Martens
l'ullowlus are demos prices to day at
•pol'lan( cralrra .
Cash. Jour. Jtit) .
Chicago 5 to a0 to 721
New York .,., 0 7914
MUwaukrs , d e
0, I.ou111 - 9 75 .... 0.
Toledo ...,., 079 07R 0 71
Detroit , 0 83 0 93 0 71
Duluth, No, 1 North. 0 86 0 P414 0 78
Duluth, No, 1 bard0 86 .... ....
Minneapolis ••.. -, 0 83 0 113 0 OT14
Toronto, No. 1 bard1 01 .... ....
Toronto, red 0 s
Terence Grata cad- Preda.e.
Flour -pull. straight rollers Iu berre;a,
middle frelgets, are quoted at 54.351 to
54.40.
Wbest-Trade is demoralised, cad, tbeugh
holders are asking (Sl.•, wlddle freights, for
red Qatari., Dryers say It 1. worth ouly
83r per busbrl. No- j Manitoba bard la
quoted at 113ar, afloat, at Fort William.
WALarley-Nothing dole; cad prism sow-
- --
Oats-Mrs at sies to We weal
Brae --hells et *41.''111 . ' ' at
512.50 teat.
Corn -Canadian., 33i vast ass Te. os
track here.
Eye-Nenlloa4.
Buckwheat Nomival.
Pe .--DtN1
around 50a north cad west.
Toronto St. Lawrence Market.
Wgr•t, tittle cbaege. Too bushels vett
5d at re, re 83e for whl'r. Me to 954e for
red and floc to Ji'.- for go,se.
Barley remained ■t 34c, 100 bushels oil
M
Dios fell to 32c and 33:, with 800 Wehrle
(tethered.
1'.'.s ruler ■t 48r to 52.- per bushel.
Straw remained et 3310 57 per, teams are
toed. In,
- --'
Fresh meats term at yesterday'. SPeter
noes.
Melee and Weed.
814.., curse 50 oat 5....
Pit. . -1 gre,. 0 08
Ne. 2 green 0 3,1i
fallow, rendeLre.drrou 0 or0 OS
1i
rough 0 0l'e l tg
Kuerpetlua 1 1u 1 Si
Pelt., reek 0 15 0 90
Lambskins 0 30
Caltaklt(s, Nr. _,
j a,u u.i.. -0 IIs( --..
Co. 0 it
•
Wool. fleece 0 10 .,
Che... Marketer.
(lorowa8, Oot„ Juuo' 18. --At able mora.
It`'• Cheese Board, 13 factories bearded
851, 2 Amrrk•.e, 1142 al state. The pee-.
obtained .auw bow aagloar Bayer. are to
get the quality of cheese add on this
Mood Bidding wee spirited. TS.e. 7 7, 10A•,
714,'•; ■11 sold on beard at the latter Moire,
Alexander get llus 410, M -Gregor 213. as o 4
eel. The Amer feu soil at 7c to Wood.
Ten large factories registered, making ibe
total number about 23, with the, pro.p-rt
of a large n.alb.er joluleg by for next
week's meeting.'
N.T„ Jane 18 -Twenty-three
lots, 1943 boxes offered: 71 -1st- bid; no
sales. Later ou street 150 cold at thew
erre.
mdon, Out., June 18.- -At tee Loudon
Cheese Markel, 2T fa. -heirs l...erde.l 1:1'1
boxes May, 3.,23 J.uee- blddlue brl.k. 5..,.:
210 boles at 7 1.10.•, See teles *t T4s'-, '2i.
Doles at
7.3411e, 933 butes at Tec. large
■ttendaaee,
Watertown, N.T„ June 18, -At the B and
of Trade to -day, Dales, 6100 le .buses
at 011ie to e14e; belt for Montreal..
lbweaavllle, Que., Jen. Ifs. -At the ('nw-
aMyllie (Ilene Heard. to tarrnraes oRrr:ed
2470 boxes cheese; two cream -rice offered
46 boxesbatter; 111 boxes e5eae.r wear to
A- Hnloe. for T4ir. 1122 haze. to A. J.
Rryee for 7 3 -Mr. -Me boon to A. 1. 1115 -
bard for 7!,e, 531 les.. t. H, 1-', Ferxtt*oa
7s Tr; nl bnxe. butt. -r went to (1. 11.
Hibbard f..r 1ays. T4ml sold, 2111 D
,•hnwdte, 7) loxes bun, -r Adjourned to Jan.
8t 1 p.m. Bayer. prrnent r penult
P. Verxosuu, 11 11. 1111 -ILIA.
Jame. Hornet., jr., A, L Hibbard, G. W.
it te-k A. J. Bryrr, A. Hnlmw- Large
attendance: 51.111.., splrtled.
Brltah Markets.
Ldv.rpool. Jane 15,--8pring wheat Is gent.
ed at Te 6d: red winter, 7a 2d; Ni, 1 (:at,
no stack: Born, 3a 2%•d: -peas, Ila 2d; p..rk.31e
Ad: lard, 30u: tallow IDS he heavy. I.c.,
31. ed: light. 31■: do., short rot. 31*,
cheese, white 3a ad, emoted M. ed.
Lteerpol-Cl.r-Spot whrer dell, wits
red wlater at 7e 2d and! No, 1 Northern at
7. ad: futures etesdy at 6. *(,,I for Slily,
ARM for Sept, and :len 111,4d for Dee, ep-,t
metre quiet *t 3* 2Nil: futures quiet a' 1e
lead for Jely and 3. cad for Dept. Ilene,
27s ed.
oNTA RIO'S CROP..
sn wast, Inc.e- , - O •
p.
Nev., Did They Premise Re.nit. Bette.
In Jar..
Toronto, June 80 --During the pad
two weeks ha., two interviewed many of
the cattle men who Ganeregate here from
all parts of Ontario, an to the crop pros-
pect'. And from one and all the yam.
answer Is received, that for all kends of
grain they have never men ouch a pros-
perous outlook for a bountiful harvest as
there 1. at the present time.
The hay crop, especially clover, of all
kinds. Je simply marvclou4; and never In
the history of the province has there hepta
ouch a general report of a heavy yield as
there le thin season.
If present exportations be tweezed Can-
ada will be Messed with a very tonnteouq
harvest. The prospect of this hes already
put gladness Into the Carmen' bearts,
27.0110 Il.n on eke Trull,
San Frencleeo, Cal., June 20.-W, F.
Berry of thin rlty, who tits just returned
from a Rip germ. W hlte Pass 0,511, mays
he did not flnd 'ondtnnn. then, nearly
so Ind M had been reported- Three mils
of the railroad have been built, and it 15
to he oompieted to the lakes 5y S(eptem-
ter.
Mr. Berry says the nnmber of peepeo-
tore between the hand of Lindeman and
Tagf.h Lakes U abaft 27,000. ,The for-
ward movement to Damen began May
27,
Alleged Mother Ar.weted.
Hamilton, June 20. -Detests♦. Hle kl.y
Mater -day afternoon arrested Hannan
Lister, 17 years old, on the charge of dis-
posing of the dead hefty of a child. Pre
linnet Is alleged In 1e the mother of the
Intent found by i101omon Hen In a bar-
rel of DighesoH last Thnrelay. it Is
alleged she gave birth to the otdl4 on
June 9, The magistrate 11as formally re
mended her nntil Tnewd:s, morning. On
Tneedny "taring 'Cormier W0olrerton will
hole in 1Hgneat on tba death M the rhlld
Thre. Teepee.. Killed.
teener?,
a Ira., June 7A.-2Q(1'ffnik &
pEmeiniger train No. 4 was
wrecked at 111.44 p m. to day, two mils
west of Rbwarille. Three were killed end
several injured 1'5. 44011 are: Rnlgneer
A. Horner, Reboot, Va., Fireman Rdwarl
Padua, Brined, Va., Mall Clerk A. ti.
Frnefy, Merlon, Va,
The Italian 1R1a1N., RerlgDgt
I1ome, Jane I9. -In the Cha>eMr at
allitre
Bafrday the Prettier, le. Mar.
Restful, ante:mama vat the M1p-
llr fimwbah was only termed es May 11,
wine,Tile hones Miateary,
voltrisa, Mar -_p ellentedlean to the
Gbiaetbse et Degauss on ?Awed*, lest
Bon. litreMr.
t She
el% et
Ma Wee 55.5ta1,°.10 won.e MI -
hid
4m•mMsw111 belr gy/ gtjs& -
1
RESTORE TIE
SNAP, VIM,
ENERGY,
STRENGTH
YOU
HAVE
WEIGH
YOURSELF
BEFORE
TAELNG
TREK.
A HAILED GAI11.
LOST. otrrLattte.-
1 have beet •
great wgerer from ner-
vous dyspepsia, with the
W We l sy w ptoma 05 atom -
acts weakness, lose of aD
petite and flab, accumula-
tion of gee, war risings, and
bartburn. I used various
patent medicines and other
re eidb. without any favor --
abler results They woald lova
temporary rope( 'ornerier,
u ntil this offsets of the me,ei-
eine wore off, but Dr. W.rd'•
Blood And Nerve Pills over,
cams aft themobstacles. 1 am
batter In every way now and here
gated several popsies to weagbL
1tpBBK1 MCTAVISH,
HAMILTO1.
:,rdvoruck and Demers al..
Price Doc per boa, p home for 5sea, et
druggist% or if sot obtainable at your
druggist, sailed on rere'pt d e by
the DR. WARD CO. \'bgterte St., Te-
state. Beek of laler.a.tiu• FR B.
WEAK, lERVOUS W0 -
faintSmiting front waterytion t ,hart,
ete,r can b. readily mid
A Mudd' Lily TadiAli dThere is saissaillatimanaw fat A1.
women to be wrl 1 fainter 4
heart and mem • anaemia. or
any of L....s health desk oyiag Mimeo*
$o bar sex. Mil- -
ee Sart and Nem
Pills Lagelake the beet
beat and mala it dmng
and full, tone the
nerves, enrich the blood,
and relieve the pala
and weakness front
which ser many wane
sager.
Mrs. Ah --
ander Beteg at
Pigeon BMW,
Man., writes ea
moment of her
case as follows:
I have great
pleasure in glv
/
ri-
voce of 's
Heart Mai Warm
Pills. Pit oboe*
Ise year I was troubled with tY9Nbiy
and flattering of the heart. 1 104 >1*
dealer, and •eseral remedies bat Hem ell.
them did me much gnod. Willy 1 head
of Milbern's Heart and Nerve Pills and
bought two boxes. Before I Netted aero`
them I geld not do myboos work cad
gar* myself up to d1R' asthought I weal
never be curedNow I feel really aplsed d
sines taking the ells, do my work, u
my mals and hes as -if there was ntr
thing in life worth living for."
Milburn . Heart and Nerve Pills, sold
by all druggists at 50o. • box or a boxes
for 51.95. T. emburlb &Co., Termite, Ont.
xu-thyr Pills ear's Sl Sisk
IlleisetiFries vory!M.
•
U the meet rebates acrd effective
limed) known Inc tiet•retie and
euro .1 DIARawr*A, PVr,,.TRRT,
CouC, CRAMPS. CHOI-RUA and SUM
Ml11 COMPt-AreT. It eettla the
stomach, stimulates the heart,
S oothes and heats the Irritated
bowel.
Ntvg# FAILS.
For several enema we haw re.
pd on Dr. fowler's astr.ct of Wild
S trawberry for all gummier com-
plaints A few d.,e.. alwam' `Ire
reliefed It never falls to cat,. Ws
think It a very valuable 'aedlalgH.-
se oes a 1d." Ns. P. G
, Pent Hill, est
P elee Ie Stave.
hares gaNrrera rearm mmessea
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING A T T- I-
11 A11 Iew Thing, 4115. Tlie meant w.
an Onletwresting World.
"It 1e • pity that more M us cannot
et lti,ate the twofold way of looking at
thing.," writes ifdward W. Bok In the
Ladles' Home Journal. "Theta would he
les trbtton In life 1f we did, and ■twree**
sympathy, kinder undemanding, and
broader and fuller living- The fact Is that
Ivo Hever reser► the dignity of true living
unless we do learn this all Important
lesson. And that It may be cultivated
admit' of no dnuhtit i• 'Amply a (MA
Don of snMaling onwal,s no* to con-
demn generally what Individually doss
not happen to b' to our ks5.. 1f, for
uampa, w• resew brown M • rotor
there Ia no reason en earth why we.Bnnld
madmen the taste of any 0Re wbo ore'
Mrs bo wear green. What the vast ma-
jority at s need l es be a limbs more
aelf-poised, mon jhd lolal seg Millie,
M mea gond to the taste at waste, /41
-
though they do not phloem MP own par'
Corder fancies. If we all eheneht anter,
mad oho sums book', sew the seems plays.
Went tee fan isalotw,',a wade he to
eateseibbily lediamtesting world.
"We mime see en Ming' In this wins
WV. het we can mese near 80 Ostia
and tame reepeo* by tltkleg a mated veer
of things white still ree•ts5 Oar
inst. hard Taws. Room a gerebts
or use hir everything
kk
raa•e wee4t 1 i The teem
lrrd,
Obey wain t)gl eats at Wit assist
toe MS w