HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-7-14, Page 6BOMBARDMENT
OF SA NTI ACO.
The Fleet and Field Battens.
Bspan Work on Sunday.
TpRAL'S OFFER OF SURRENDER.
xt was Not Uoco.dltlo.al lad 0...,.)
abetter Would hot. Th•ret.r., Utmost
It K•Iafur•ome.ts t. lot\ Armista
foment strength of the ('om-
b.teut.-aampsua ...d 10•
Sootingo Harbor.
Washington, July lu.-Tbe bombard -
Ment of Santiago by the big guns of
Admire) lialnpau0's fleet Sud the aloge
(putters and field batteries of the Fifth
Army Corps began this evening, In
aoourdance with teen. Shatter'e ultt0,a-
taw to the commander of the Spanish
fore defending the city, teat unless
Santiago wax surrendered without condi-
tows the plate would ba attacked by
lard and .m& At 6 o'oloek a despatch
came W the War Ikepnrtment from Urn.
Shatter raying that the bomb/edition;
would begin about 4 o'clock this after
noon, and a few hours later another
tntwwge informed the deportment that
the attack had begun. lien. Shatter's
ytallersi"- e•_` he weed* -.Mareep tofu.
awuli on the town and Its defences
follows the receipt of a eommunloatioo
from Gee. lural, commending the
Spanish forma, declining to surrender
without term.. Yesterday Oen. Shatter
1n demanding the unconditional' oar
render of Santiago had Informal Oen.
Tonal that utile.. the demand was com-
plied with by to duy the American feet
and siege flatteries would shell the place.
That Mlle threat has been carried out Was
shown in moorages received this evening
by the War tluparouset, the fleet of
Which wan aa.tolb.w.
Slboney, iia Ilaytl, 8.58 p.m., Jolty
10. - AdjuantGeneral, Weahfngton,
Headquarters Fifth Arany Corp.. July
10.-1 have juts received letter from
CMe.rai..T9tll._ dem luang unoomlltdnsal
surrender. Bombardment by artily anti-
nomy
ndnovy will begin as near 4 p.m to-dav
.s possible. Shatter, Myer -General.
S►afor'. Fighting Toad Itl'un.
Shatter is In better condition to take
- Bandage than he to been at any tame
- -ranee the Iper.tteOd, ggwtaN ,-Wee ale'
began. Be wan »Inforoed yesterday by
two volunteer regiments, the First
District of Columhta, which lett Tampa
on July 8 on the transport Catania. and
the Hlgbth Obio, which sallied from New
York on the anxllt►ry crulsnr St. Paul
on Wednesday. Shatter has now a force
of about 27.000 men, arid if further
strengthened by having six additional
field batteries and seven siege mortars In
poeltlon,
Th• Spanish Strength.
The Spenae&s have been augmented
by the arrival of 6,000 men from Manson•
filo. These are the hoops nominally
under command of Gen. Pando, but that
officer le to Havana. There have been
several report. of their arrival at Senn•
ago and as many dentals, but the War
Department hem now received positive
Information that they did suooeed In
reaching the city. The Spanish army In
8entlago at the time Shatter Dagen his
operations oowi*ted of .tout 14,000 men,
and with Pandit'. innate and ■ few
ihoueand other bodies that succeeded 10
getting In the town Tom the western
side, when the America ilnes do not
._et__a _ P3aa Tani ..has Aura A lama at..
about 98,000. The moat interesting
featute et the bombardment Is the
prospect it affords of an attempt by
Admiral Sampson to take some of h11
ships into Santiago harbor in Apia of
the then batter's and submarine mines.
That Sampson will make the attempt 111
the bombardment from a dhance Is not
successful 1s the general understanding
1n naval and military circles. He has
been anxious to force the entrance, and
naval officers believe that It may he done
without great Inas of HU if a quick drab
Is made.
•
wounded. W 111 bare oaoddeetble 80.0*
w ulurmw, .Dough be completely block
all the nada on the northwest. 1 WO
quite well. (Signed) Shatter.''
THE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
ep.ala► Omesr'• R•pert of the V..I.r•
of Admiral Corvra'• ►1wt p
has U. S. war.bipe.
Uuantenamo Bay, July V, pot Assad -
sled Press deeputob boat Cynthia. via
Poet Antonio and Ktngeum, July to. -
Lieut. Adolphus Kent.ers, eke .emu -
give raaleer 0f the 8p.ul.0. .solar Cris-
tobal Colon. baa written SO Spain an
official account ut the movements or
Admiral t:enere's squadron In the fight.
'10. translation of his letter le as follows:
A bout 9 o'clock the squadron got
under way. The ships were one cable's
distance from each other. At V. 10 a m.
the infanta M..rle 'lluma cleaned the
entrance M the harbor, without readying
any fire until she had passed the Morro.
The Viecaya felt the O» when at the
Mad of the entrance, as wall as the
Ctlstob.l Colon, red it is Demote that
the Almlrente Oquwdo opened fire
within the c0a0nel.
When clear of the entranoe'the efts to'bel
Colon went ahead at her maximum '
speed. The Infanta Marla Trow at 9 9U,
when hardly clear of the entraucl, was
men to be on tire In her atop part, and •
few momenta afterwards • ras headed for
the beach.
A quarter of an hour later the Almlr-
.nte Oqueud0 was seen to be on fire. mud
she, too, was beaded for the beach at
Oirime ati rat.
-I fff-'Vtt eyenod iib '
continued to tight The former about I1
o'clonk. seeing herself overhauled by the
Brooklya, manoeuvred s U to aye. and,
without doubt, at that moment most
have received She prujectlle,
the fire on her, 80. same *1 ilei -" Other
two Alps, and the was seen to bead for
the beach, in order to strand b.,.lf.
'the Cristobal Colon slain. remained,
sustaining the fire of the Brooklyn, the
only whip within range. But n few
moments later she observed the Oregon
closing up and later the sense with tee
other ship.
Tile projectiles of the Oregon began
reaching us at 1 o'clock and that,
together with the fact that it was not
possible to Sent with the atter guns, on
aaa•nat of shit 4.1olos'1 lack of Wm
calibre places and the certainty of being
overhauled by the whole Amerinan
squadron in • few hours. lett no other
remedy than tel• run shore In order to
avoid useless secritioe of 11f&
The Admiral mere no signals while sd-
,we...hN4nuWoaa for foreleg .,be 4100,04
having been'glven the captain. ate rost-
ing which took plaoe on the morning at
the previous day.
PRISONERS OF UNCLE SAM.
Iacl.dl.g Admiral ('
11... Ag -
Ogled at Portsmouth, N. e. -
A Number Sick.
• AH 1Hoaltul.tIT C4111i*T.
�
Amelia Smith.aR Cot\ari��p.-
a•s. ray •"d of
Isnrateg ate Arr aara.
611. 0atb•rfw, Shag July 11.-'•
Aussie Solan, eon of Has. Jens Smith e1
the Woman) H11, created quite a mar
Pen u0 Maturity and 1. looked up emit -
tug trial for two separate charger of
stem and theft. Frtuay night he atoll •
home trona Volumed & Sons' barn. and
.farted off lot the farm of hie aunt, to
Pelham. About I o'olook In the morning
Mrs. Smith heard • nodes In the barn,
and thinking It wee tramps, sailed a
neighbor, who laveWgetstd. aid dla
covered that the straw .Woke, 16 or 16
fess from the tarn, bad been est oa fire.
Fortunately the night was wet or the
fire would have oowmunlo•t•d t0 the
barn
A number of neighboring farmers
turned out and locust' In the search for
Om Incendiary and tuotxaded In arrest -
Ing young Smith and brought him to
town. Smith Is alto women' of trying to
burn a schoolhouse In Lath Township.
11.Ai1 At COLROSN8,
Jemmy- Bs.heea8t6•eu.Uratessed 1aterdy
-Lore 111141,00111.
Colborne, Ont, July 11. -About $
o'clock Saturday morning are broke out
an the dressmaking department rY the
Hayek Mercantile Co. It rapidly spread
to the lower .Iurey, and soon the whole
block was a mass of flames.
The adjoining office, occupied by J. S.
Br1Utr11 & Son, lemuranon agents,
tfietsion Court clerk and 0.N W 'lel,-
g4,wl igMrta, War t0 _doetr0yed:
Next came A.1'Kemp, tin shop, Un.
Mallory and Knight's odo., and a
photograph gallery. This block, owned
by D. W. Simmons. wan also deatroye t,
occupied by S. H. Scripture, agent for
agricultural implements, and Charts
McGuire, butcher. The Brunswlzk Hotel
and the Presbyterian Church were euved.
'the loss Is rail:ated at about 120,000,
covered by insurance.
Canadian National 1'. E. 11.11y.
Nsbvllle, 'leen., .duly lt.-pause
enthusiastic meetings marked the ..tend
day of the Christian Endeavor Conus n
Hon and all were well attended. In the
afternoon two great services wore held at
Hall Williston and the aulltorium, and
•e both meat -nee wreathes Of htalk'ceder
were delivered.
One of the Doable features of the day
was the Canadian Nationul rally, held
0r the enth4sirstio delegates from tee
Dominion to Gracie. Church. Alar
.
dltTTng yeeotutloas were
saglei•wW►ddggaaM- aloseesidat me
el all kind* between AngloSalon'
MYeme•
welsh Cool Strike.
New York, July 11.-A special to the
Zvwlne Post ttoru London sura "Thr
South Wales coal strike, which has gone
DO far towards paralysing English com-
mon and naval strategy on the high
PtMemooth, N. H., July ll. -The seas, is at last reaching a close. The
Government conciliator 1■ now &rrang-
auxillary cruiser St. Louts, with mon Ing a compromise. Meanwhile, the twee-
ds/in 1400 Spanish prisoners, arrived la meet tome M on Saturday by the
Portsmouth harbor et 8.30 o'clock Sun. Miners' National Federation for resole -
day morning. The big liner left Guantan • Mop of wages In the eonfwvnce of
amo at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, and did employers. secured two yea',' trots teem
not make • stop until she dropped anchor oral strikes In all dtstrie1. except South
In Portsmouth barhor. Including the Wales and Nortliomberland.
prlsotwn, there were 1,038 people on the
boat, and of this number there were 91
sick and wounded Spaniards under the
owe of surgeone. Admiral Cervere fe
e confined to 01. cabin, having been quite
H/
for the pest three days, although be
was able to be dre.'.ed yesterday morn-
ing. Capt. Nukes of the Vizcaya Is also
quite 111 from his wound in the head. •
Health 0tf ler Towle went on board
*0 vIiI tad.tjta 1lgL. dndloi 8Oi 11117.1
of the sickness was due to wounds
received In the battle. He says there Is
0o evidence of yellow fever or contagious
disease
All of the $penl.b commissioned
officers have been on parole and had the
freedom of the ship with ons exception,
and he wan the (taverner of Santiago de
Cuba, who was trying M escape from
the olty on Admiral Cervera's flagship k, a competent legal authority here to
when the we destroyed on that mentor ( day sod:
able morning of July 8. He refused to From the desmlpttons thus far pub
sign the parole papers and Wall cones- Halted, 11 appea» Chet Ia Bourgogne
TORAL'e O►FF:R TO SURRIIN DER.
Would Give Up If H• Could March His
Troops Out Shatter Declined.
the Aseot'tated Pee
On board boat
Wands. off Jnragua, Saturday, July 9,
7 p.m., via Port Antonin, Sunday, July
10, V am., and Kingston, Jamaica, 1(1.40
mm. -The surrender of Santiago was
formally offered by the Spanish oom-
mender, General Tnral, to -day, but the
conditions attached caned a prompt
refusal of the offer by (Jen. Shatter.
• Shortly before noon to day, when •
little group of Spenith oftieore, under a
flag of truce, cane out from under the
yellow wall of • the heaetged ray a
slowly made their way towards the
American Ilos, • detail was sent 10
meet them and they were e.norted to
oomtorteble quarters, while the letter
from Gen. Tont was carried to Gen.
Shafter'e tent, two rnflet from the front.
The letter woe couched In the cold,
00014.,us temte characteristic of Spanish
communications, and was very brief,
1t tore the alghature M Om. Tnral,
who commands at Santiago Once Gen.
Linares was wounded. and stated that he
was prepared to 'surrender the city,
provided hie army be permitted to nupitn-
late "with honor." Thle. he explained,
meant thea the Spanish forces should be
nn tested and go In any direction they
wished with arm' and flying colors. TM
letter oonelud.d with the bold paltnnent
that surrender sudor any other arms
was an Iuiptiaathlllty and would not be
oOnsi,iered.
Demerol Shatter Immediately cabled the
fact. to Kenhington ani sent ,to Oen.
Torso a refried) of his prop -teal,. but added
that he world 0000unlntte with bis
Ontrrument and would extend the
',Hormel ertnietfce until Sunday et noon.
Her. 1'. S. Trop. Arrive.
The second fleet o1 *ren.port• arrived
off ,tnrngna thin morning Tearing 2,500
troops, Including • large detachment of
artillery.
Spaniards Intend to I)I• Hard.
+11 nn.y. Jnly I Le--Refegert • trout
N.nttago report Spaniel' orbiter. bray
digging trenches anti erecting h•rrfentlee
In the stream, and piercing hours with
Inorbetio, lndlratlhg at intention to die
bent, and snake a home to house and
strict to street fight. The Pontine will he
Tong and desperate, unlace Monsoon els
get into the harbor, IA 11 1. not believed
Ma guns will he offensive at the long
range from off Agtidoreea. Rarene's's -
anew show the Spaselards te be soma
*tonally well positioned, though SO
remota ern that they are dlticart end and
half famlahed.
Hamilton Plan's father 1. here making
Ilrrangem.nta to tmk. his .on'• body home
Tho enemy. 0,.as* M1N.
151111lI1gten, Jnly 11.-atxwtty after
ai $a401 abs depwteneat gave Int the
1011owing dellsaa0 from 0eusral shatter:
"Plops, Ott rets, July 10, Adjt,-(ieh.
eshis/knm :
lleedgtl"1r•, Fifth (feria. Jnly 10.
w Maid lfire a few minute, poll
4 Igoe gaus, whleh wen Oone
Mimeo by saw Very IriMk inn y
Meg and the many tape y 10
• webs .NenOhgtNle. Mlles Mee dIgbtly
Black Flap 1tl.l.g.
Hong -Kong.' Tell 11. -The Brtt.b
Consul et Wuohau. province of Kweng-
Si, on the Weet River, west of Canton,
has teh'Rrapbed raking tor gunboats. He
lay. that the Black Flag rebels bare
enooesdully risen •e Yung -Chang in the
Meet sod are marching an Wuolau. The
dilation is threatening. •
RCNll8O TOC) 'tor.
The speed of 1.. H'-,.rt,•cne was Too
• l.reat and Violated Law.
Washington. D.C., .duly 11. -In tom.
'denting upon the rotation of the liabil-
iy of the French liner la Bourgogne
for the lo,. of life In the minden of Judy
quently oonfind In one of the cabins
ander guard. The remainder of the
prteonere were confined between decks
and closely guarded.
Admiral Carvers retrained to Ale cabin
on the starboard elle during the trip:
Health Officer_ Towlsvisited him and
was warmly gieted.
Ile .hook hands
with the health officer. and In gond Eng-
lish said be waft Mutated very pleasantly
on the boat and had recelvd nothing
but the kln.le.t and remit ronslderab
treatment from both officers ■0d men
ever dere be had been taken prfsosr.
He presents the appearance of a broken•
hearted titan. end keenly feels the Ice. of
his tla.t, oonaintng the plok of tip
Sp•nlah navy
_
,Gsse�r.7 is'trvTiO� Olaaing the death of a pis anger upon
the high tea.
Tohsmouth. N. H., July 11. --Admiral
Conga came on deck late yesterday
afternoon and consented to talk wlah
the representative of the Aenoclated
Pres, who came out to the St. Louis on
• tug.
Yon eek me," hs sold "how 1 1101
America, and I answer you that I hem
always liked, and. I may shy, loved your
people, but this war has leen my dory
and the men under me. I knew that the
American fleet clearly outelsa.ed us, but
It waa a goeetlon of fighting either Inside
or outaldd the harbor. I have many
friends In Amirlre and have only the
kindliest fooling* for them, lent st'a'y
man hie • duty to perform to his ooan-
try, and .11 Spaniards trtd to perform
that dusty. Theta has been much feeling
In Alain. and I want all Spain to know
the truth, that every ship of my squadron
taught until the last, and when we could
do no more we surrendered. I have moots
Interest to know the meet situation.
Capt. Goodtloh hs treated nor all as
well oe anyone could yutalhly be treated.
My offloe» have occupied quarters in the
saloon and we cannot oomplaln."
Blame the P.s..ng•rs.'
New York, .Tuly 11.--A large nnmbse
of the crew have male mere statements
M Consul-O.nerel Rrnwaers, repeeentlnd
the Freneh Government in this city, the
tenor of wblch 1s that the pitempgeni,
Went nosy with fright end world not
allow anything to he dons for them.
• ITA1►AMk* MARK toswattf..
Arrest at .r. Them.. d. M..ntmag.y That
M. Load to Important Roorlts.
Montras:1, July 10. --The l4mlalnn
Bank robbery .t Nnp►rts May now he
.Mated np. The other day the Pinkerton
agene, made an important rapture at
St. Thome de Montmagny. which will
limbed, bring .tract the solation of tole
myeter7. Three weeks tine* the Pinker
Mos were 1.0*,.ed M1at a good many of
the stolen Unminicm Hank Mao werebNpg *Krmisted la Moms1, at0d, attar
Maim thou, no. of the .Salley'e men
semows1ep- is getting desafpSbn of the
parson viten put thm nosed to (desolation.
1'hta party mut a Fhan.h •Cauadlas
woman Mme M Montreal, hit who had
lived In the_ Slats* far a nnmtr of
roan wto the woman framed the detse•
elves wow on her treat. .be left she tlhy,
'alt was followed M fat M for, i'bemae
de Mnntmagny. where .b0 was ArvOrmd
1M h,oeght lock to 1110 1187 Se tar leer
intim has net hook divulged.
deleted rule lit of the Internattonel
rules, which require. a vaned In a fog to
dsow
go M moderate *peed, constantly el
Tomei.big hfog born. whether other ♦eel.
ars heard In the vielnity or not She It
'reported to have been going aheuad at 17
though h was courts bold in the e•
s
of L. Nor e d that 10 knot. wu•
. 0.04! a Hut . I6 gees sten fOrth.r,
providing that when a *teem vee.+el.
bearing apparently forward of her beam
the tog Munn' of a Veal'', the po0tlnn of
'Witten ta not a*rmafned, shall, so tar +1e
the circumstances admit, stop her
.engine. altogether. She may then
navigate with caution until the d*nger
of collision 1s over. Under the g"neral
admiralty law there is no ll.bWlty ter
11111 fie. for 11.ms.w&
Parte, July 11 -Counsel for the
owners of the British ship Cromaryehlre
wbleh was In 0)IIio1on on July 4, elf
Sable Island, Nova Soothe. with the
Freneh liner Iia Bourgogne, te..ulting In
the sinking of the latter, whth the les. of
Over 6881 Hees, have lodged a .loan to-
dameges .galnst the Compagnie G.nerde
Traneatlantlque, owners of lo Bourgogne.
MUST PAY WORKMEN.
Opwrnmant's 8isp In Intert.sts
of Crovv . Matt LabprMM.
THE SUBSIDY HELD FOR CLAIMS.
e,}
.ra-
M. MAURIC! GALLIA.
6ae ramie 0apeeltae. I)IrseMI Who Use
acct 1. Am.rt..a,
M. Iltsturtoe Oa111., the Emoot journal
Mt alts
has Men in the Vetted 88tm
.last lis January wronging ter eloper
Amerlean represnba$iuo la the Paris 7.1'
posttlon of 1900, has outupls sd kb task
W en. Mr. *l.ldtrg Hoe Hotted t\e Costae
Mao Preside Railway Ca That
Claim• tor labor Dust Bo P*►l.
or That Uerer.m..t DIM
Withhold A..oaat From
Company's Subsidy.
Ottawa, July 11. -The Government
ban token • farther step with a view
M potent the Inlereete of those who claire
to have taw) unjustly treated In the
work of tooi*rUcting Ibe (''row's Nest
Paas Railway. The circumstances, wo,
• ttaiding the death of the two young
MIDI from Plotoq County, N.S., are t0
be W subjmt of a thusuugh Ipgalry qx r.,
a special ewmm1MIOusr who has hem
eh"w for that purpose. In the »port
that has already been made public
respecting work on the Crow's Nest Pam
and In the discussions that have taken
plass on the subject it has been repro -
embed that In many cams W4Umel
employed on the road have been %mjngtly
dealt with and suffered seven looses. la
that Ons of men who have joss olalnr
RR labor On the road is is believed that
MOW remedy can be found. Him Mr.
Fiddling, soling Minister of Hallways
and Canals, has entitled the °media&
Paetfl+ Railway Cu. that as ',epochs
claim' of this Ohaxsetr, W Optlsumeet
wig held lbs W and
will look b ample
jwNoe It done, aid that if H be shown
that just claims far labor remain unpaid
the Government will withhold the
amours/ from the eempany s subsidy.
Th• Talton AdmisbIratto
The oflloal stall at the Yukonin•
Istr&tlon 1e as follows: Wm. Ogilvie,
QQPplttntisslouer, 85,000- T. D. Pattallo,
IMoOgreph.r, $900; H. A. Fills, clerk,
1900.
Mining branch -Thos. Fawcett, Gold
Qon�OmislonerhNw
.000: Osald, Flunk.
Birk, - MIX; -Mr. Conklin, *1011 "$$003
Jos. Clarke. sbeoograohr, $900; J. D.
McGregor, mining inspector, $1,600;
H. H. Norwood, mining Inges/er,
$1,600; Wm. Meddle, mining I0•ppar,
11,800.
Timber and land branch -OM Iq-
Geid, dad/fiat. -41,1300'.
clerk, $900; Wallas Montgomery (Mag. -
moil, ohrk, $900; J. W. !Mime,
ln.peetor, 111,500; D. A. Melton.
inspector. $1,900; F. D. MacFarlane,
lnepeetor. 11,900; F. C. Wade, legal
adviser, $$.610; J. E. Otreated,
Begl.trar, $9,000; John N. R. Brown,
* enogrephar and clerk, Poe. The offices
of 000170ller, clerk and accountant et the
mining branch and Crown limbar and
land agent are not Included In this ltd.
A STARTLISO TALL
Way .Tet Hare M . Be Told About the
Jamieson Held.
New York, July 1l. -Th. London
eorreapdadent of the Evening Post cablee
has papas tallows:
"Therein yet a startling ale to be told
of the Jameson raid, If the little group
of mon who know of it ever receleft
sot7nlillt lndueement to MIL This weak
another little corner of the you min been
drawn beide by a report Ot the Home of
Commons Committee on Public
A000ants. The report conveys the aur -
Information that the
officers taking part to the raid, though
'struck off the army 11.4. haw balsa
&warded substantial allowance', namely
$1.600 annually of retired pay to Colonel
Rhodos, and intuition of $6,000 to Capt.
*Idea, $8,000 to Capt. Raleigh Grey,
$8,750 M Major White, and $5,666 to
1la$i* Willoughby. These items provoked
• heated battle between the Commons
Committee and the Min Wry. "
Lord A,t•rdesa w11: Open It.
Toronto, .duly 7,-Arrangemana run
progressing for the Industrial Falr. to to
held In this city trop[ Aug 9V en Seps 10.
Manager Hill tuts been baslly.mgagd tot
tame time with a large staff sending .Ale
prise list., the number of applloatiout
received for those docemeriti this yew
being greater than ejrat The Earl 0
Aberdeen hal kindly donranted to ope.
the Exhibition, following the example ct
Lord 1)nffertn 1n making thencetalonhal
farewell public. appearance a. Uoverlar•
General _ _. _ ._ _ _
DF.LRW AVE LEFT IN FLAMER
A Cyd. LIn. 5t..m.r Celebes Fars Or
Barno*at. New Jersey.
A1antle,dlt:ly, N.J., July 11. -Tun
Barnegat (N..j. c lite-otving ettett•rr
reported en federate that the Mi td.
LAR alhamer ImetawRr•rmeterle erVillMr
for Charted nn and Jar "lent Ilte, wn.
abandoned off Harn.ga8. N.J., se 10 3n
o'clock the prevtans night, h911tg_e Ire.
The passengers end crew, 70 In til. left
In hate and on men, .rte Mesa 1.601401
by the Cedar ('reek lifesaving en*. All
Were trnneferrarl to the Ino. holt Ocean
Ring, and the eaptoln and twelve Of the
erns were landed at Berw•gM. The
shere w111 he 850.0 b New Yo*. The
Delaware ons 1)011s at Philadelphia in
1880. She moldered 1 979 Ivan t6et and
was 910 flet long, 17 foot band and 17.4
fed deep.
He C.atrat 5f ose..ta,
Lander, July 18.-41 00. Wase et
O•mrn n. Friday, Mt. MMINthirsin
t
deet or e Regi rum i11 +mtal� rm1
the t bed he M
arrange tum tin lntera•ttemd l -
el enutmre.el with ..view 6t Media Inv
the formation of ~ism fn fomhswffs.
liallietnamat tea whale
•• moths.
1..1 a
lsglfsh eaplhsll.M hew moored a eras•
telling Interest In as New wemrmlester
• Humid inlet Telephone (:meta,.
OUILLRMAIH FOUND GUILTY.
M. Ma17RIC1 GALLIA.
and Is about to sail for home. His tu0e
important work was the orgenlx• :ion of
the United Stater National 1'.: t:,a:.ent
Exposition, the object of which i- to or
range for oohatao.l exhibition of Arnett
man products la Parts and .London
Tbe lobe Meese P. Mandy, w51le In
Pari. arranging for the American Inter
este connected with the fortlt*utulnr el
pasttloo, not M. (3.81* and am much
helped by the efforts of the 1'nrisien.
Coon the death of Mr. Handy when of
the work be had begun was left to 14.
Gallia to complete. and his •bait ams fou
the purpose of carrying out the ideas Mr
Handy had In mina.
HOW FELT HATS ARE MADE.
some F.atbeiabN4sr Terr ( gent Leading
-lyduttn. e
Speaking of men'* natal and the.? tan
0fact0re, a repr..cntative of ob< of the
lrrfiaw arra .a:
Felt lute include tbe popularderby
and the various styles of soft beta, *11 of
wnlcb are made atom animal furs. aha
natural coats of the coney, hare, nutria,
muskrat and beaver. To mYtpolate the
'skins of then animals so as so properly
imports 00. tau ler feislog- Js al!
r expert chemical operation, Is ti a wade
1a dealt, entirely df.tlnct hem that ul
bat making, and 1s carried on by -betters'
tur nutter' In London, the world's areal
center far that work. The quality of
product having been decided upon, the
for la then cleaned and separated from
stray balm and .11 unreliable gubsancs
'1'hie Initial pror•en a a0tomlanlsd by a
*Ludy machine, culled 'the devil.'
"Th. next process. 'forming,' consists
leetteo of Appeal -As A mess Lotter
Threatening Prlwa•r'. tote.
St Hyacinthe, Que., July 11. -TM
GnlilensaIn trial wee concluded Saturday
evening, the jury returning a verdict of
g u11V• Uutllomaln will not be esateneed
1111 after tM argument on the point'
relied by his counsel, notice of appeal
having been given. Half reclining to •
pillow, he listened to the addresses of
wane'. and then LM judge's charge,
which was, on the whole, rather favor-
able to the soonest.
Sheriff Cotte has receivd an anonym-
om leper threatening Uulllemaln's life.
Ti. letter, wbfrh was in French, and
written hen, fa5'1s as tollows: "1 have
just discovered a plot. Two men arrived
this morning, tied they propose to blow
one prisoner a braless" This letter 1s
believed to M a practical joke.
RRlTlSU .TEAM8R A/HDSL
The Parklands Stere • H.1. la Har Fur -
ward and Had to tee Rq•ebed.
Halifax. F.S.. July 11.-A special
from Pejmbaro says: Tbe British
steams Parkl.tnda, Captain Carty. from
Bodge for thin port to load arida for
England, Went shon.yeeterday morning
in n thick fog about two nilles below
West Bev. the rocks broke a large hole
in her forward, causing her to leek at
the rate of • foot an hone and making
her settle m muchforward that die
heroine unmanagahle and the crew wen
obliged to beach her 0M West Ray. !die
Is a veinal of stteea hundred and
twenty seven tone register. She sailed
from Boston on the 8th, and waa
enviously expected, as there won two
million feet of deals afloat In lighten
awaiting her arrival.
Team to Come to Canada.
London, July I1. -The ,olnnt.er
artillery tram under lord Shadhroke's
tonnrnand, to vllelt Canals tae the pus•
poles of oompetlng In big grin p nctfrw
with the Canadian volunteer', w111 prob-
ably monist of two ollrers and only
twenty-five men on amount of lark of
el. flee War OMoe Inclined 80 grant
an money toward. the alpen.es M the
e x edition. The team w111 mil on July
Sea pad will remain abroad neem week•.
That weather bootee mile, the rennin*
of the Qiieenston bridge, which for the past
.sore Of ears has hone over the lower
Niagara River, and ...weal as an ohacN
of Intereet and curl.eity le all. new Ilea
at the bottom of the rive. A new bridge
MB be pot there.
of distributing by means of air corrects a
tight coating of fur upon the canter stir
face of a r.volvina perpe,ilcubtr cuoo
perforated with small boles. When fe:
raises the cone eni8cirnl for one hat, it
1s wrapped 1n wet cloths and given a
brief hot bath, then itrtrped from the
0011e, and. after the '.topping' procces o1
adding a little fur to weak spots, It
wrapped with other cloths inside a wool
en cloth to 'harden' it for handling By
a proems called 'delete,' whish caudate
of repeated Immeslons 1a hot water, t)
'other with rolling and unrolling, fold
Ing .Od unfolding, Os cone %hoped mass
Is rednoed se one-third 1a original sie:.
It Is wonderful how each fiber will twit
wmt-necamptaor 45444 images, souk. Was.
other until the product 1s a closely wove,'
mass
'TM 'body' 1s then 'shaved' to remove
stray hairs 10 the fur, and then It 13*tItJ-
enact with a costing of ■helta0, tbnrough
Iv dried, and then Iui.)ocied to .Ie.uu,
which *often. the shell,. and draw. 1t
into the fabric When dried, It 1s im-
mersed in a bot alkaline solution to erne
the surface from shellac, and than In cold
Water M remove the &Ikal1.
" 'Blocking' .nerals stiffening. The
fabric Is dipped In boiling water and
plaod on ■ block patterned for the heal
shape of abs hat Atter the dyeing pr, -
toss Domes that of finishing, *hien eon
dole of stoamlag, blocking to shape the
i crown, drying. ranting *lth a .IlRaning
mlatfon, drying again ironing out
wriaklee, 'far wisk! it 1. poouoel with
emery paper and .Ingml te remove the
long rte and ll applied to nrmolh the
D. o
eurfaoe. The 'curling' department ruts
the brim to the desi:•ed width, rail* up
the 'idea and pinches. the, front and re.,:
ae the style demands. With the prow,' i
of trimming, consisting of sewing on
the binding and bau.i and cementing the
Hntng, the derby 1. finished If omit hat
le desired the atlffcning process 1s - iY*
tad."
THE ESTIMATED YIELD.
TM w►ou4 Mur0.50 were llaareaeed M
Iodinated Ab.v Loot Wool She
a Lrt..t
thestallataara.
aatordal DUO/Ing, J.87 R
TW *beet etaraeta laay. been 0111.111 5..
dor the ladsemer et eke *What tbls
aid, according as the reports !tidiest ed •
dtrrerse er an 'scream le lbe estimated
yield fur J6 8 gwtatluae baro goa• up or
dowu. Op the Chicago bard Hada JOSS
wrest closed le per bushel kWh., MAD •
tetra •gat, will. the ateda leer and PI-
craber upttuw reword a les of oyer 41.
la Liverpool, July wheat b •I 114 res ecu'
tat r'd
Mae* last $stoa$, with the later eV -
Seas down 914 to HO. emotee.teV-
Seaswar-
doe have c►au=•.: la se seda:,o
Lending Wheat kiarkttn.
Fullnwlug are the clotting prices D-day at
hnpurtrrt centre :
Cash. Jul sent.
Chicago .........4.... 80 71 $0 T
01
New jerk sass. ..... .... V 0 7216
bdwaukee .. .. ..,. 0110 ht.....
Tend.
u $4 0 75
Detroit .. 0 W 0 Te
Duluth, Nu. 1 lion.►., 0 e7 0.IIt
Detroit. No, 1 bard0 90
Mat.spulls 0 Y Oei14
Torouto, red . 0 T4 sass sass
Tereat• Grath snit Pred.en.
leer -Dull. Straight roller In barrels.
middle freights, are quoted at 46.1.1 to $s.t.4.
Wheat -Dull. unit Ontario red .1111 gout.
cd •t 71k ■t outside pointe, and Nu. 1
Manitoba bard •t IoM: to Ole afloat at Fort
N llltam.
Harley- Nothing doing and prices soml-
ual.
Men -8118. at M wet and sharia at
012.50 west.
Corn-('anadlaa, Ric west and 89c on
track -rare
fess- quoted around 47e north sod
west.
Uatnteal-Car but. of r tbc4 oat. In bags
ea trick at Torouto. 44; lo bbl... $4.10.
Tsgwatw St. Lawlsse• Market.
Oats needy: 400 keds seines at ;Woo
to Ste.
Hay meld a1 4. to PI war tabs ler tam
toads or add and1 -- -- FM._._
Mods of ara
Deliveries of lot erten nett; Ortean-
neared.T
Prteco were 6rm •t quotations for butter
and egge.
Sp1,ur chickens plentiful at 43e to 'Me
per tuft.
Brea$ ducts 80e to 73*' per pair.
New potatoes 800 to 90c per band.
Alder and WeeL
Price list reared dally by James Hallam
A Sofa, 14U Fruut-etfTet WO. Toru Quo.
lodes. No. 1 green • • •
Hides, No. 1 green steers..0 WO to s a s s
H1de., No. 2 green steers ..0 they to s a s s
-J6k/•air-J)•r--2• itis .. ....LLLIt to sass.
Idea, No. 3 grecs • 0 tR to s a s s
Hideo. cured ... ... ...... 0 11tte t0 0 00'
'tallow. rendered e e • "...o Olt( 110 18 0 1.3
T.11ow, rough
84
steeped's.. ... ..........1 In to 125
Pelts, tact . 0 . to
Limitation, snob ... _..--.0 35 to s a s s
CaltekW. No. 1 0 10 to .
I1ts..e..._,,.„rum .10 ,r
Wool, fleet, . `1 ' to ..
Wool, uiwubed fleece 0 10 to •
Wool, palled. super O 10 to 0 19
Choose Markets.
ogdsabarg, N.Y., July 9. -There were
was clot.hecae og�dreoain 4604 have slum
was sold
1
teen sold at flat
Corawstl, pct„Jialy h -Twenty factorise
boarded to -day 1543 *tete. Wood bought
471 at T 5-17c: McGregor, 940 st 'tile. Am•
rlcan, Wood, ir; 10 better, Wood. 168'.
All sold on board. it tees derided to apply
to the Government for a brand for this
district, known as the Cornwall bran,l,
and to apply particularly to all factories
selling on this board. Barer.: Ayer,
Alexander. Wsr. ' Worrier on.
Cowuevllle, Qti.., July 9 -At eke weekly
n.eeting of the Dlstriet of Bedford dairy
m.. to-d•y here, repre•ratatb'M of 62 tae.
tensa boarded 601T boles .bee.e sad tilt
holes butter, from two 'reemerges: 2111
boxes .lease sold to A. Maumee for TA,:
lln9 boxes sold to A. W. gawk for 71`r;
481 bosom so14 to Jamie Burnett, 3*., for
T 1 -Ick': 1276 boles add to A. J. Rio -.e for
T 1-160: ell hoses sold to P. F. Ferguson
for Tr. Total boos, (loose Bold. *750. 10t
offered for butter. nod ernnted. AAjoorn01
to 16th. at 1 p.m. Rny.•re pres.pt • A. J,
Emu Montreal: G. W. Rr.ek, Rnttnn; A.
R.1*... At..renrr: Jam. Bnreett. tr.. for
Ales. W. Greet: 11, A. Hibbard for A. A.
U tWy
0tvy
o nr�Ri
(Teem Torusio 0:ate.)
THIS CERTIFICATE
!Map forth • story.
W., the
artily that the health
of the Ree. It A,
Bibby h.s for months
j been deterioratutg,
and that he ie now
sawing from severe
nervosa proalsealoey
end urgently moires immediate
prolonged net. 3. W. McLaughlin, Id D ,
A. beith, M.D., L. Holland had,
M.R.0.8.. Na
Tills INTERVIEW TELLS IT.
A r.psMr called on 1b. Rev. h. A,
Bllkey, Mem 8t. Joltm'e (Episcopal)
Chureb, $ewmsnyllle, Ontario, during
• ohareb /YBtAnr end M magratulatlsg
him on the great tangs tor the beau le
hie .ppearnoee, the reverend gewUeman
.aid, 'Ill is dm ao*ely to Dr. Wade
Blood sad Nerve Pill&
I suffered for over throe years trent
extreme nervousness, weakness and pros
Walton, and oould not obtain relief. A
booms* month. ago 11 bam. only too .p-
p.r o8 that extrema nanous prostration
bad .d in, .. 1 IDN flesh and appetite
rapidly. Three of o0r fools medical men
pronoano.d see in urgent need of immedi-
ate and prolonged reel in order to build
up my nervous system, givin mu a owner
este b Rs
that .o1. About entime, by
pare •.tided, Dr. Ward'. Blood and
lterre Pills were brought to my voice.
I decided to try them, and on doing eo
dooidad ohsnge for the batter took place.
at once. I have ethos oostinS.d taking
the pills, with continued and marked bene-
fit and Inaproe5M•a1. My appetite h..
returned. I am pining in fesh slntil
and my gash halt/ ll now
Further, I am sun that lbw results
doe to 111• aoltoo of Dr. Ward's
-Mer,. Pills. and I hon .vary
.Dead -.s that they will do for others all
that they have done for m.."
1r. ware's alma ma Mare mare ..M M! tee be
. sr O M lrMrr. 0. (i88 nryt d rn r
tantstoar
8.0.6.5
e hieaa. raft,. INuier AMaiu.
thie.wo, July ; t O.• .,.*italtio papc-.
were p imitating to v.001 )ewwriny. 10
attruedypers who winos nvunll been 405
Mom and their plates eeppried by non -
ink* rms.
The Asmovtle. el •aw ate.
Wu%In fes, D.C., Jahr 7. -The aa-
Mtltlon of aaseall now is *e oreplf.hed,
in far se the Instelattw Munch et the
(kovornot.it tum eebceraed quite nom
p.etedly tY LSnlntinna pm01dlwg ter the
aIs•g.Mca of the Wanda were benght
m • tate W the Aeneas lobe yeller ay
•8ATfean and they were paned by the
death* Vel ea 4 In St,
Wellman'• A r rtle •1.ds6_
One of the most striking Taintless
Veit have leen muds 0y Walter Will uon
In preparing for his trip to the polo is 0:1
unique dog sleigh. Dogmi are the motive
power always need In .^ctlo ever-110.*i.
When eight or ten doge were biteMd b
one stodge sine Of the doge 0.i.: it shirk
their work. Wellman hoe Willie number
of mall siode 4. kisch 1• of a tubelike
oonetruetion of tinned topper, with ran•
nen 00 1M awe sides, and so 'biped that
If It Urns over It always comes down on
WILLMAN'S a1Cr1C SLEDGE.
one or the other pair et rennets. Mr
Wellman will have Oft, of thea, eldres.
to that of which a dog will be attaeheel.
He w111 take advantage of that telt 08
dog nature whlnh slake* him ftpla:-tont•
to be left behind. tie wants to keep Op
with the proneedoo. het to do sou he mn.t
work hoed. When the fond .toren la one
of the sledges Iv needed It le ripped open
ilk. • tin can and thrown 'way. 'the ring
«bih hue drawn It, Awing no longer
n..ded. Is at oma metered tete food far
his fellows.
Ye*e EtreeHre Wrk.
"What drpa8t mast 00 you consider 1.
dein the moat effective work In this wort"
al signseethes department."
„
Rlliee when"
"Tho signal oink" department, The
prow ean.nr.hlp la vested In shelk can't
11?"-Qkltago Po.t. -
yoked Auto.
B1aga-enw 401 they and one Sot he
was • Spewh eon
• $iggs-fie wont into • rOMorent and
ordered mast pug, and the txpr•a.ttm •
015 fere when he' said " ' gave 1201
awoe.--Naw► York
�g���� P /ver FI
Mani.; filiteTAILZ sk;,41.
1111..r and HlhhaM. Very large attend.
ane*,
Tondos. Ont.. Joey S. -Forty -MT fartony
,,rvred n.714 box e. 3nr: nn ani.*. Tot
■rr.'ment (0 poll on market day only was
Mot adopted, swing to the *ellen of the
1nger,oI( board In ref*slag to mei. roe's.
the .em, agreement.
last S.aalo Cattle H•rket.
Mast Mugabe, Jul, e.-Catole-I4.ee•pts,
aloe ars of treb Canada dotter. nal a
lad of cattle head over from former re-
ceipts of the week. Deemed fair from all
classes of buyers, bet holders were bra
for the few good cattle ors sale, and sort*
ware sold, milers preferring to bold ore,
for Monday'a trade.
l'cab and Catvcs - Supply exeredingy"--.
Ilght, only a few bead. Mar:jet about
steady.
Hogs --Receipts light Market opened es -
cited and higher, whish was in fort due
to light renlpu l;,and •0 Oyler Yorkers.
84.90 to e4.2:prime light Yorker*
milted pnrkrrs' finite*, 84.10 to 41.11. mrdl-
mn. 44,111 to $413; teary bogs, 84,11 .o
44,15: roughs. $3.25 t0 63.40: stags, $2.71
to *2.10; pig*, $475 to $1.15.
Rhe.p and Lambs--Hecelpts were very
Heated, and the market p1f'.'*1lt1ee11r en-
rhaag.d, Rpring Iambs, eh.'1,-. to .ttta
ewe. rind wether., 00.25'n es.:el: heck -Tr..
fair. 1.5.78 to $6: malls fags to good, 51.71
to 55 aa: 'ommon to Minify Seeding*, 01.51
to *75.35; native clipped sheep. einem to
*Pierer., wether*. 84.46 to $875; fair to
'choice mixed sheep $4.25 r 88*; e•ila fa
famous ewes. 52.20 to 81.75.
"idae•Md,b dear
At • leading New England college, some
years ago when the commencement exer-
cises were over mad the diplomas had bees
dktrlbuted, mays D. 8. tad in The
Atlantic, • mwber of the 'graduating
d•ss.-whe had ba.aaos•dldiogui.hed Ig
conviviality than .tudlousoeaS and who
bad barely snowed losing his degree, ap
pend upon the campus sad, waving the
much prised pa clement over his heat,
shouted glednlly: "Edoeated, by Joni
FAu(ated 1"
TM Idea expressed by the
student, more in Jeal than in stlnalld,
lustrats • notion of education Wad res
hard The popular prejudice that .Sipa
L something estimated from books, plain,
up in a tertiary bell or • labor.00ty m•
seised durlag the g..tfng years of ab'$
school or lag. Itf• is so prevalent that
1t becomes the obvious duty of the inked
to press borne b the oowalou.nem of OF
soy person the auovfction that on oblige -
(Son rests upon him to undertake • course
ei education 1•.ting throughout his Ills.
Th. Ponsef.l ColmsoL
Day call bin "hems I ' in Wader panne,
Nit • "kanset' •11 .•rlx,ut,
Dat be des DO private when war maw room
Dot de folk* can't 6n' him call
Tole bra, Ina a private dee,
En one or de home 4'i d nand
Dry hunt erbuut
lr.r to 4.' him oat,
Bet yob Ito( he . private Mal
lf1'. "kennel" dile en "teasel" Oce.
Mk de voters lag am about.
Oat de war don't know whir be I/v6 al -
Day Iles can't 0*' um eget
r.iwt.s.d.w
Su one r de hose g'a'd Meal
He done, ter &W.'!
He dm Lay low- _
Ick let, w a privatea
dl
- $rfeMO �fwe�eeN..
Llrwpool, July s-Rprtbg wheat le mei-
e4 at ala WO; red winter at 6. 94; :f e. 1
Cal. 7. 24 tit 7s ad: emu. 3. 114.1;
4. 1tk1: pork. 61e td: lar. 27. Act: ra 1..w,
IIM 61: heavy, Le.. MR: Ilgtt, Me (84: do,
short tt, 20a d4: ea.'..., white sad enlnr.{
Bre 6d -- s
l Iverpnnl--('lo•.. Pinot ,w 0..' steady with
red whiter at is for;' N7'. 1 rat.. rat 7. 44
to 7. 2A. retro.* steady at 6e eV for in r.
5. 11411 for Sept. and 56 MJI4 for Dee,
!put mala.. 3a 1748. Futures quiet at 31
I9vl for J•1y and ;M TM for Sept. and 1e
S44 for Oct. Floor 24a Da. s
■11 HOLINESS Is ILL.
So Serious That a Fetal Terminatlew
May Como at Any Time.
New York, Jule 11.-A London opts, lel
M the gun rays: "Mat of the ICumpean
Governments have been confidently
adrfwal that th. Pope's health is now so
colon. that a fetal termination May
tome at any im)ttlent. Tub, destine the
fact that Him Holing" mistiulet M
tremolos bnsinew and realm Impertont
visions. His runt trouble has been
weedier of the heart and poor otroola
tion. It is now compilnlld by peculiarly
obstinate Inteetlnal catarrh, whleb le
extremely difficult to deal with.
"The Pope. physician, Dr. Capped,
hs thought It mi violable tnuall the *5.sat-
ante of the farming doctor. Marohltfava,
and two nthr expert, who brave nnanlm-
nmily warned aha Pontiff that M must
impaloltly fnitnw their dtrenttona it he
aorta M INe M .ee peeve Wetmore the
Unmet Stats and Spain. As Shell
happens M he the Pope's" meet ardent
with the warning hae had some Wfrent.
"The Pope's latest move In behalf d
pores Was made at the Iwegtnnfng of the
west, when be than -noted the papal
nando at Madrid to "egg wraith fiery
Spaniels n»latae to refrain Irma edvoat-
Iwg the ontInua*M of war."
Amaetnr EM.galore Iteed.
Misdeal', Ont. July A -Mt'& Asn
M iteksiiddr..om%foMrs OLarlids ..I.. ParassaaUlm •ad
et Bala Mawr
t1�b_o1s.e Mir 6 *.it mairller Maths lot
till•.hel•�n a Madwbb Ike%,."
UM* Irralw. a19 taill.sr «flee few' d�sp
IN sled $$.6A sew for gitsgetig U
pastor late Knde".
Rase Ice Deed.
Leaden, Jnly 7,--T)s. (brndfoe 111,
I6t11401'beam. Haul nntnrjeb, ilea se
Mi4Mwoalh M 6 o'olnak yes/aday
1610111160
.14 .;t
It
< •
MOTHER
AND
DAUGHTER
CURED.
Mn. Lydia A. Fowler, Ele011r1e Steals
N.Stestifies to pod
theeffects
of the new specific for all heart and naw
hoods: "For some time past I have
been troubled with • fluttering eatOdl405
do the region of my heart, followed by
acute pains which gave rue gnat diatribes
and weakened ow •t time so that I cold
scarcely breathe. I was very moth rem
down and fah nervousand irritable.
I had taken •
great many remedies
without receiving
an benefit, a friend
induced me to try
Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills. I had
only been baking them
▪ sbart time when I
1W1 that they were
doing me puss goodso I 000tinued their
use and now Md all right. I man heartily
ttsoommrnd Milburn's'Hear6 and Naw
7111s for nervous prostr*ioo."
Kra. Fowler odds: -My daughter.
tow
Meth years of age, was pale, lark
and r tri down, and she also took Milberg e
EuarI sod Nerve Pills for some time, and
IB now strong. healthy and vigorous."
Mllbarl'e Heart and Nerve Pills care
pnlpiMt .mothering esneeiioo, •000
anti fljtiol ehpielsle, nervnaanrm, weaknaem.
koe etc. Price 10e. • boa r
three boas for $1 916. Bold by •11 drag-
gleM. T. Milburn t Co., Toronto, Ont.
•
Mr. 6901,111. ■Idler, S.s.f.rt, Oatarb,
says s "Lasa -Liver 711h made • aro
gnaw of me. 1 woe tr.*hi.d with tadldem
Mow sad palms M the setup .6 my Mare
ltd Bator tablas Lama -L.1~ Fele by
Mood Woe weeks Hwy IBlgbtoly
eared me." (tics !Se. •11 Irwggldl.
A Martyr to
Diarrhoea.
Tells of relief from suffering by
Dr. Powkr's Hzt. of 7114 Strawberry.
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