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THE NAPANEE
BANK ROBBERY.
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le or hew howtib a,. large auger and ase � I41A 111 G L(1 R Y 11 l' E5
cul a piece of board large enough W ad• t
lull. slap body d • !emu. fhie gave MOM.
lo the ball of the bank. The doors were
not
Metal.
The burglars opened the vaults, secured- 1 IR Triumph Over Surrendered booty, changed the tombllrtlouse
ear•fulty larked the doors and ~aped f Santiago de Cuba.
witbout leaving • trete of their crime WO i
Four Persons in Jail Charged
bind them.
The tvbbery was out suspected when
With the Crime.
SHAFTER GROWS PICTURESQUE.
tbe hank era Opened fur W4111464 titter -
day meaning. Thu oomttinutien leek of
the outside vault had been out of artist
forale'tou r
Utterable trouble. � {h• Yrrqul.hvr• anis vita frr.wl.4ed
EX -TELLER PONT0N0NE0FTHEM I and frequently pneeooar'The Term• a. *Malty hissed Iletwe.a
'thecashier went to the vault wheel
The surrender Completed add
the bank was opened. and, finding trod -
18.. .0 Troupe avant Their
Pere. tb• Prot..Aow*l aargi.r, n
bin In working taw tombinrtht. trolled
Hie Cooled rrrtr. and Tails the awry me an expert locksmith. 16 was believed Arm. Before th• Aru.rleau*
of the ttubbrr) -Puuwr Taks H1ii thotlonar oueouter
wouldvault
gtve no tropttetrG a that
-Lat•rt War News.
wrre.t tars Coolly Proceed ' White working upon he door of he Washington, July I8.-Tbe
War lee
Inx• Before CI. Mtral•trr1 te I outer vault 11 was discovered that the pertinent emits the tullowing bulletin at
at '*Panes. • tronbin*tlon turd Teen chr o edt
. Attlee:sigh et o.15 .ut.. yesterday: uta, July l7.-Adjttan►•
' the inner door wail expec open
Napanee, July Ie. -Yesterday at 8.80 0111.4 as soon as amass had been gained General, U.SJ., Washiu8W(:
a.m (iootge K. fare of Manchoeser, N. to th , 4t was found that thecombinatlou I have the honor to au•ouno1 that the
H., arrived In charge of Superintendent u!tem lock had abet been 'Ihis en cotltpIIc4.I l ,,,*Ltersethat the o'eluck noon,, boatel over . American Ilea ha* been this
tile huuee Instant,
f the
Q'tlowd of that Clclty.korrs worked until late Sunday evening civil government In the City of antiago.
The party, comprising the prisoner as an entrance was effected. '!be• An Immense t.+tnrourea of peopleV
tstoreno
t n of ce.alry and a regiment of
See detective+, drove at once to Mails.
note Dely's bowie and aroused the elder-
ly gentleman from his @lumbers. After
biotite furntehed with It, Mr. 1)•17 reed.
the indictment.
"George K. Pare. you are amused d
breaking into the Dominion Bank at
Napanee on the 17th of Auguet, 1897,
and extracting therefrom some $38,000 to
meta end 1411*." - - . .
Pare, "Yes, s11'."
The magistrate then add 81st ate wo.ld
:emaad-PM b the said'. 7Zt t dar e
1
the truth W... known. 1be bank was On , *
abort .64,000.N). stay t nntIng arta+ and tend play
1'he lent people offered a seri* t fes due a national alt. Light twittery Bred
wards, amounting his was x00, soon
0 nig tom! 1' aIntoalt1 21 1 TI11. y municipal order
p tle8. twt.ng
tow : Five
government. -
lows: Five thousand dollars for infanta- Distress 1+ very great, but Mete 5 c nor
stun beading to the a pencil of any l or other. small gunboat td aboutly any y200 seamen lett
llow fever, A
son concerted, .t a penciled
wise, In the theft; Os,(wti for Idforeta• " ti7'l'rrE ern Admen surrendered to apse Ob.
.11411 Ie llhe to -the terecies•Y Of ttl'e-rltenry; idellefl of* hrelahebngremoved g intfrom lb.
Upon como the
and In like proportion In oar any part
mouth of the money wan recovered. A reward of t•Ity 1 have dl.rovrrd a perfect untangle•
I MO was rte offered for the rettsrn41. meet of defenses. Fio_hting its the Spent -
the unconnterntltned 010 notes, end in ' girds did the ant day, 11 wonld.have omit
like proportion in enne.0*17 pare of the live thounaud lives to have take 111. Bat -
notes _were rrwverete .--,.r_-_- - , t.ilw4e of epanlde uncle
This money stolen woe In the Motioning 1 "-i81ng ane+'*ince darleht In the arm
denomtfauunr. or), deer which 1 have guard. tieneral
Three bundled and ten dominion Bank 7 oral formally *urrendrr the Palau" sod
note+ of the denomination of 010 each. ail *etre* et It \n1. Major-General..
One live hundred and twenty• W. K. hatter,
tour Dominion flank twine of the denorn•
thetins of "5 *eh. 4--STORY'OF THE SURRENDER.
to
omtnatlon of $20
each. 4:••"••••°""*""""'
One I>omtnlou Bank novo of the dee. -• 1st Olve Way to •solea
'
1.1M00 rinse turned la yesterday and e0,•
OW cartridges
TO END THE CONFLICT.
Tb• Madrid Correepoudeat of Loudon
S undry TIMN Asters. Mals rolaa
Have Mimeo Agreed CPm*
London, July 18.-Tbe Madrid none
poedtut of the Spoday 'timer says: "Ile'
spite onicial dentals and preparations for
a continuance el detains, I have the beet
authority for saying that puma is immured.
It le beyond doubt that the main volute
bare been agreed upon with the suhorf
ties at W'ashtngsm. 1t b undereeout thee
Sumps velli mecums Cuba, the Americans
undertaking the transportation of the
troops to Spain.
"Spain, through th. Mexlwm Minister.
has rupreeentewl to Amerkt that
sbe
time
artily decided on pear.
explalnmg the difficulties arising from
the opposition ot the Cuban volunteer*
and 4plala'* total ezhausttcn through her
enormous i.eae.
"l he political situation t* moat criti-
cal. owing to the agitation In the princl-
pat lOWUL"
CAKOIIBM PASS, .41* matt. SAUCIER
ttow la 1,4l_s�Nal!•ate.
until a suitable time arrived to hold a
preliminary examinnifnn.
Mr.. :auckr, the Miter of Pare. was
brought up to night (corn Montreal, and
is lodged In eh* fall along with her Aso'
titer and Mackie. of Bellevtllu.
W. H. PONTON ARRESTED.
Tb* ra-T.11rr Odom to Ottarge ea oath,.
day Evening sod Lodged to
Napalm* Jett.
Napanee, Ont , Jiffy 18.--M: I. Pen•
ton. who was teller 1n the Dominion
Bank hese last August at the time of abs
robbery, was arreetro Saturday evening
by Chief of Police Adams and Constable
Huff, at Maesueaga Point, a summer
resort on the Bay of Quints, near Belle -
rifle. Ponton was brought hare M the
mldnlgbt U.T.H. expedite and lodged In
the county jail.
If reports aro true a declaration swore
to by Pare. the man that wee circulating
the unsigned bills in M.aucheetor, - 11i:H.,
watved erteedtNnwymt-wee
last Friday night, lntphcatee 1'onton Just
as deeply as any of the others. Including
Mackie of Belleville. who is also in jail
Den.
If reports are true Pero In his oonfos•
don at Mancheatur, N.11 , went into every
dot+d In connection with the Dominion
Bank robbery hast August, explaining ■1
their movements for months before the
robbery was planned and ezecUld in An -
fee
One who should know, rep4r*m that
are nays that after the robbery the
money wan taken to l'onton's room,
where It was enema,' and done up In an
oil cloth and put In*ide of a biscuit box.a
and then taken half a mile eget of the
town on the 81.1'. H. and buried, the spot
being marked with he letters t1.1'. K. be-
ing cut on one of the fence board* right
above where it wan burial. After that
was done they dtaperwel, fare and Holden
catching • freight train going emit, up
the steep grade at this place.
Pare nay It wee underetarwl and agreed
that the money wee not to he molested In
any way until late .lane, when they
would meet and Menlo the *poll*. Pare
r7* when they did meet In June Ponton
admitted taking tete from the hidden box,
For vtolattng the agreement he was fined
"2,000 and only received es,000 u me
plasm, Inserted of 05.001.
After Pare had Blade hie eenterlen in
Manehe*ter, Det" tivee Dougherty and
Wilke* of the Pinkerton Detective Agency
Dame to Napanee and were acrompanled
b7 one or two citizen* W the *pot de -
toothed by Pare, when the Tenon mark*
were found without any dttttrnity and
cite* by the empty bl.rult box and oil
cloth that the money wee done up In.
When Ponton war arrencd at Maseaa-
sga Point, be wee an cool and apparently
unenncerned as though he had never heard
of the rnhbely, and, although brnnaht to
N-spenee and lodged In fall. *1111 presents
the .nine nnennorrned demeanor.
The citizens are greet), excited oyer
the turn affairs have taken, and Ponton'■
m0*t Intimate Mende are very uneasy and
alarmed over such a nines of cirrnmetan-
me as are tl4lmtwl to be contained In
Pare's rnnfes11n4. ..
The nrzt mnvk"to tae mesio In the eztrn-
dttlnn of Hn'.den from Roden, Mass., to
liep.Mee. 1n1e no doubt will he done
early this week and he will be brought
.fere.
One bundled and 10[11 fi 1)011,111100 .11
Hank novel of the den hpr.fab MAWS. Wlatelt Had rto,.tnt ter
t rnr. Dower
nomination .. r i-** -
Sintiae3fl• Cuba. Sunday, July 17,-
Fetel ktsade legal tender
two 1].0013.---=
ion o n of 111;a legal vendor nutea, datum• ill k. i ever he GovernabeePalree
flag is floating
button of 11 .each. - lu tel ph hicKibbon has
at
1wd leg hundred and 0110 Ihtomina of b,rntta44.dl euporGateau! military Goe-
t'anada legal tendo note*, denomination ceruappointed The eerenotny of hoisting the
12 each.
Three hundred and efghty•Dva Mar- elate. and Stripes was witnessed�lpM
-TleeY-6a•t1(31lt cuter ?
et-nreels8eeplq
One thousand One nupdhld and Anima ' of the old ,•nthulral rang out the hour of
Bank of Montreal and Canadian Bei of t 12 the infantry and cavalry presented
Commerce note*. • ....}jerni.. Every American uncovered and
Canadian allver to the amount of $043. 'apt. Mee: W ork hoined the Stan and
I
United States geed off *lldenominetlonre Strip-.esile the illiaagain t fa olds
unnturiod
lt7
to the amount of t_,eN10.
In iddltlnn, a number of -drafts, I $b. cavalry bend broke Into the strains ut
cheques and notes were eaten There "The Star-Spangled Bonner." At the
were aleo 1,000 Dominion Bank note* of same Instant •the pounds
ofbad stint
1110 each. dated Toronto. Jane 2, 805 tttlll'ttg o 1 guns, drifted prifted 1n. When the
music crated. from all directions around
line tame floating aria the plass flee
rrlralh. ot the regimental bands, and
Use
=utiled. hoar*, .Mere of the AmerhiVin
troop• The infantry Mame w "older
arms" • moment later, atter the 11*
was
09. and the band played "Moll? Weird
the Flag, 8oy.."
Instantly urnerol McKibben called ter
Oeekt.t Honorable Pewee.
Madrid, July t7.-(3 9e11,.) -A member
of the Cabinet in an interview to-dayW
asserted that the Uoverunient was stack•- X•
ung an honorable pews with *he United k.
SWtea. $
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elm- by the Motet• et flew
W b«at-T he Friesen
-=tarda, Event _
There have been ledge mew
_ea8.r.t- at-aeasess-l:.aited-e&4
Fret tee maireamsa there,
dl aUuu* et e• allege:Oar cal
torr reason. have dented.. Ai wheal.
Ou the 8'1.4.12.4 8.eaid Ju!) wheat doses
List week at ye. S1{..loser than lest Bee-
uNa7, the 8rptelabvr delivery censer et
871{c• a net lust 01 lire for the week. and
to. imerubor velem toed* up at 8,88.1. a
pet lora of .tar. Other American markets
have acted ,e compel,.). '1'84 U4'.11eere'i
ward records a d,Nlate of iced per casual ill
J ury wheat. Id lu September wueal and0881
In December wheat 1 ,httu.otai markets
hate likewise •Luer weekue*s W wisest.
!n Outarlo urw wheat 1s uderlus around
73.- north sad west, Imes Worts err pot
offering over the Porth and west tau • ea
port.
Leedtnee .Wye -et Mirket*.
leollewlug are the Norma pried to -day *1
Important teatte ;
(.aN, Jule. oRent.
Chicago . ... ; -I...- 10.73Ye MI Glee
New York ...... i.. - 0 *11'. 0 rL
Milwaukee....... ..« O •11 . • • •
Three were unlounteleigt c,
ash Mind corner b7 tits cashier. are
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-. Ci;ftf<A AT ArN.t POLIO. -
•
1pinl.pwl.hed apwaeard (uarteosety Cos.
dtrtet'd to His Prises Mme..
Annapolis.. Md.. July 18. -Admiral
Uen era, vita retell onnmanaa cella
89.0156 meridiem wbtrb was deateeysd eat 'hart cheers for General Shatter, whish
Bandage, and about 10 Spanish openers i were given wltb gems enthuneem, itho
were brought to tbf. city on s*tlkrda7 j hand playing ao0r 5 "The Stars sled
and are now prtaonere of war within �. i Stripes bore•er.'•
ktnodc precincts of he trine! Stains Th. Ontlal C.Pltel•elon.
St. Louie bro g Tho rvi crulesee i Official endorsement of the 1.*1*1 elf
tg 8t. esChesapeake
B the foreign8..A viral !see i Capitulation WPM received from Madrid
o Cheterbeiv lou*, 7oi Admiral fet, 1 at 1t) o'clock yesterday morning and 82,•
p1)4)n tn$ of the on Ui jigf the lit -fwnr im-,1* v*Itew terve 71etded thirty
*w t an with,' r a o nwniiiagaagwa7 of 1 crone to their American conquerors. and
the shim idely.Wtew tread. - ' the sovereignty of Spain In Eastern ('aha
Imt Qoverlp following rettola him wars w I has ended '1ee Spanish ofHnere remised
recent (Inverter .vi, ,T 1. a*, 1 the
Capt. L? 01 *8. I their aide arm*, but the reedier. et.oked
ate is tae .l oomph, tiro he of them
of see . their guns before the Ametlrau hoes and
Spanish uduck bot most thha step were placed under guard, either to return
furnished
a duck Uniforms A that had bees - to Spain under atnvo7 or (o gtvlt their
tu('hairs them been
the Americana. oaths to remain 10 Pana as non -cont. r the teen pmvlded *1 the roar.y ants. :tltven! reglutent+ of Oen Bh.tter-s
the tug fur tug era, ed here they army are now In possession ot the fallen
mut white the tug steamed up tb the
quaint old city of Annap0ll . At the 0187.
•
What will be done with Gen. Shatter's
detawharf Commander United
White, with • force is not yet fully derided. The ph7.(.
wa. aweitI of I'nlom ltatat revived
owin to the
esu. ea•,.Iting their coming. He rrrelrod 01ana declare that the army, S
t1 Lt,Dnlral In person and eaeorted bIm hardships and the fever, will not be flt
immediately to the snewrintenttent's ear- foregol ftp duty for some time to come,
Mage and drove to the reeidenoe of Ad- a101 (1430, 081es 82 belte•ed 'C 1* sitrieusill
infra! McNair, the Superintendent of the considering the propos
itioof leaving
any immune regimens to bold the bon
00401 derv, at A Arte[ edeamencall was gusted province, and return the boxy of
made there, at wlch l McNair
were es- the forego to the United State, sending
changed, and Admiral !gement +that ad other Immunes from there to reinforce
to the visitor. thh irrero,nfo (. Admiral
had the Santiago detachment it necessary.
been made for their comfort Adullral dewrees of T.Bow Fever.
('eaves was then escorted to his gnat• r__ ._._
(t
Nva, • plain brick structure d three , NOW a•M d yellow fever
ien aro now under
continue to
0(0x47*, In whnt In known as Rumhanan appeary, 7
Row. The other oMeera signed the parole treatment, but the disease le a a very
and were conducted to quarter* In Stiehl- mild form and the physicians any It is
leg How, which is Weil by the ceded In now well in hand. Only eve death* have
Nam time for drolleries. i occurred up to last night, tits low n.qr-
i talky being rentarkable,and nicer encowr-
i aging to the physicians, who batt grave
II death Is psi the end. and settles is ler keeps.
If when • know dies It's same es white ha sleeps,
1I this world's all (hats Is fer tee .04 every man.
Stele seems ter me, we ought ter d• the but we cant
We'd ousht ter try as hard, we'd eusht ter climb as Alois
As If we 'd be repaid all through the by and by
We'd ought tee -strive ler seed, 11 1de Its but a whiff, -
I ain't a-sayie' •tis, I'm *ey say8' "We"
1f when we die we go ter heanslom of the Blest,••
Where all is perfect peace and Paradise and rut,
It this world's put a vale of seats and el strife
Tar tit as kr the: next. the higher, better life.
Why, still It seems tar nes. u lung's we're hers at a11r
We must be here ter work, not loaf uatil the call,
Though through the grave we gain our state on ileawa's Mice
1 don't say as we do, I'm only sayln' elf."
It His Is all, why then, be thankful you 're ekes.
And set your aim on high, and do sof des mad strive I
11 *;teem comes beyond, be manful -like and brave,
And Tasks your heaven shim • bit this side the grave t
Don'tss around round tied brei about what's goire ler be,
.X▪ .
But maks year kis • light Ise other men ter seer . `-
I deal Wry tsblrl N b - I'm •-M- Irapa' a Y."
#rnlyde"L Aa u -ii t -a
S ri troll .. a
7. Opp
1mhH6, Nn.•1 Honk. O AS 0 Its 0,8844
Delutb, No, 1 bald••. 0tr7 �• MINI S�'
Mlnneep"ll■ .... .... ....
Toronto Grata and Peedim.e•
Toronto, Nn 8 lin rd. 1 e4' . . • • -•
Toronto., red. ei
0 fl
r'I„nr-DoH. Rtralght relloese.la kt*.
'lAdle treigeto are quoted *r !kW 10 $l
Wheat -Old red want •r Is hod ' at 77C
to 'Pee high freights, north rud Wert. with (01,� bid foretat ele teto ar.
No. 1 Manitoba lard stat et Fort William
Vie.
B*t.N iasNd_
Harley -Mohler: deka sad prime wont
nal
gran -sets at $'0.111) to Ila writ and shorts
at 112.:0 weer.
Corn -Canadian. Ste nest and 78.' on
track here. y,r high freight*.,Peat- Quoted amend
Ismmeal -err lots of rolled nat., In lenge
ea track at •Tnramtn -Sia In'bhl4, Salo -
Tersest. •t. Laws Markel.
Saturday u.0 quirt, a. usual ,eu the war
,
MOW JACK "RIGS Celt/RCM" tte UNCLE
SAM'S NAVY.
trunk of rather generous prupor0CM►
leo divided tn*ide as to afford specter
both military and civilian attire There
is a place for au 01loer's chapeau and
nue for the silk bat of a civilian and
roost fair the different clothlug, and the
trunk is large eeougb to admit • sword
stover $n/ee ea -131.8011.--••• *d • bid diagonally. A trunk of this sort is
Vetted Plates )1aaag-wag esti Maw 7t is • made out of sole leather, as might be
-.Met'
Condneted The Cbarek Basica Sad la • =pismire',
to withstand rough wear. but Uar Nr►seae
Me.meg Th. Chaplin.. with a rigid 'Fame, n that it ext I The question la milted by many •Area
loped or strapped ea tow load or pack laden cool, o Is shalt 1 do with heavy
When there is seen flying from the with other things piled oil it in'the ex- I burdens! Thebe anhall are with
found N
gaff of a United States man-of-war a ' j cies of wagon or other tran,rpeuta * f
Wmall, white triangular pennant, bear- tion without being crushed or aged. 1 t 11 cher
rig on iia field a blue Greek croft near , -New York sew
the pike or halyard. it is • signal that THE BUSHWHACKERS.
divine service is being held nn board.
"Rig chgrt'h !" it one of the n telae ne-
Sunday morning.
Church is "rigged" in various places lose• -Hiatt Not so lour. What newltt
according to the coustructicw of the ves-
sel and accorditg to the weather condi-
tions. it the day is fine and not tod
cold, the quereer deck will p rnbthly be
selected, *1,noteei in some skips it 8t
customary to bold the service on the
forward least of the gun deck. In stormy
weather the ilerth deck below is ustd,
where abe men may be nudes shelter
though they are more'cr•mped forroorn•
Assumiug that the service is to be
held on the quarter deck, the arrange-
ments for it will proceed about like
this: When the bugler gives the signal
tke "church eneigtn" is hoisted to the
gruff, and mime of the men, under
direction of an officer, bestir themselves
briskly in making the simple prepare-.
Hose which are necessary.
A table or dealt, covered with the
American Ong. is placed at the end
the quarter deck for the chaplain. A few
wardrtxwc cbatra ate
best++r wnri vmcgt•re
side, where the officers are to aseemble,
sod beeches er rapntan bars resting est
buckets wake stats for the crew on the
port aide
The organ -tor every ship that halt
chaplain i* provided with an instrument
of tine nature -la pat in a convenient
place. If thole is • band, and its eery.
ices are desired. a few mundane are the
se-
lected and a0ltioned hear by
ship's bell is tolled for about five min-
utes, giving the ottl.rre and men, wher-
ever they may be on board, sufficient
time to*ine•mbli, if they are soluclined.
The boatswain may call down the ha! 1t is a noble pastime. - -
hatchwaye "Silence, fore and aft, der- Jean --It u incised. my Ja1aeseiw!
ing divine meeker but it is well on- land Hate Dewier.
dereso od by the entire crew that the
ship must be goiet now for about three-
quarters of au hour. Finally the 81 U
step*, the captain, after • glance
around, matte a sign to the chaplain
that all is ready, and the service begins.
How it ie conducted depends npon
the donomivation to which the chaplain
belongs, and various sects are represent-
ed among the naval clergymen. The
singing, seeompanied by the organ,
which is played either by as officer' or
by some musician among the crew, is
generally tine. The men enjoy it. and
their voices ring cit strong and fresh is
the open air.
During the prayers they are required
to remorse their caps, but throughout
the rent of the wervice they may remain
covered. When it is over, the order to
"Pipe down!•' is given. and church in
"IInrigged." 8omtetimes an evening
servlcee is also held. but this is not the
general custom.
Attendanoxeatchurch on the warships
1r of course not rnmpnl*ory, but the offi-
cers are expected to attend by way of
furnishing an example, and most of
them tonally do, accompanied by per-
haps about half the crew -sometimes
more and sometimes belt.
But by no means all the ellipse( the
navy are provided with chaplains. For
the 80 or more war vesml* now effective
for service there are fewer than 80
chaplains, or less than one for every
two ships. They are attached to the tar-
red and moot important vowels, where
their mintatratilma may reach the great-
.et-nnmher of persona.
A queer incident happened • few
yeses' ago, when ono of the modern
cruisers was put into oommissicm. It
bad Men intended that site should carry
.,chaplain, but when the officer.' quar-
ters were completed it was found that
bis room !mita . entirely overlooiped.
No Rotten en for him than treeing
availa1le, the ship put to sea witbeut a
chaplain and did not have one for at
lout two years.
In en actdom the chaplain's ditties are
with the sick and wnnud.d. 0oc *i re-
ally, however, his aid has been rwgntrwl
pt the gena, and in many instances the
ohaplain* have pinned themteelves herrn
le fighters se well u gond preacher• in
the old days of the navy the **plain
wore the toll nnifnrm of hie reink-lien
tenant, lieoti'cwant /xwnm•nder or nom
mander-trot it Is now customary f(w
him t) wear • emit of black or the rags
Isar oertnme of whatever rhumb he rep
1•
if
Can't Sleep.
The weary vigils of the night, anxious
hours that 'drag tike days. How okra
they conte, and how unwelcome they are.
A system robbed by alerpleasuene of
statural rent cannot be vigorous and
strong The nerves are at fault and
Meet be built up. Dr. Ward's Blood au4
Marva Pills are the remedy that eared
MISS EMMA TVDtir
!MSC 1S WHAT SHC SAYS:
At Mat, after eight months of pbYdgtl
Weakliest and ner.••ue prostration. carred
by over eterttor and want of rest, - during
which limo l *offered greatly on *4.00411.1 of
the .hatter.d condition of my nerves, and "aur
which 1 was tillable to and any relief 1 have
found • medicine ,11r. Wald'a Blood nod
Heart PAL1 th*LiJ t t"T mem" made q7_-
D erves strong, rem04.11 a Vireo's* frotible.,
built up my physical system and mad. ole
■ trong and well. They removed despon-
dewy. acrd In a,nasquence of eking your
whistle* Pita. 1 look forward to the foist.
bge[ally. I have to thank your great cure
•je% Ngemiaosu sod bodily weakness for my
g.gttoO.k.alta.•ad •t magth.
Youn truly, -
Mesed, EMMA TEMPLE. Ha•tiag* Oat.
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nervy Tills are
sold
at so cents per box. f boxes forat
druggists, or loaded on receipt of pry.. by
The Dr Ward Co , p Victoria 8t, Tu
book of l.turuaatee* ttea.
.1
tat erpeeestie W 4r41114 saw La►La-I. w ser -s
wee at 31c to see, and DA) 11uabrls ut 4,44 tt
,0Leat Meagan tette•. 1.errtpta In nay
aulull. "J) load*, ■II told, eedii11+{ at MJ to 4l
irr'r tea; 0 bends e f hew Ivry were d,.posed
if ut frem s,, 10 W.
only - torsi . f *traw was brought lu,
5hd 8* sola at te. .tisuete rn wsl
£coals, teems tir1..:laiU
W:ehanxed.
OUR RIFLE SNOTS.
teen that. the death rate would 6e heavy.
The formal eanetlon by the Madrid
�- 1 The
of. the terms of eapttul•tlon
Ca..dlwwa meowed t'p wilt•era eatmidmf ywt0rdq unravelled the tangled ekeln of
-Hen. err. M alae, a Visitor -
at the Deaggs.
Higley Camp July 17. - Saturday
morning opened bright and clear, with
a nice steady breeze.
'1 he ramp was visited by many frena
London and elsewhere during the dal,
nulling whore stn. tion. William Mnloek,-
Canada•e Poatmask'r °emirate
The good weather was an entourage-.
mens Ln good Rh,*Hing, and In the several
evrente for widen the Indl•Idual nwin era
if the Was Matured they did remarkably
well
Shooting for the Prince of Wales Prise
took place. It U a oquadded oompetltinn,
single entree, open only M winners nt
N.H.A. gold, silver and bronze metals shall crew pending the agrennwntof final
(not recruits' model{). The aggregate eapttulntlnn.
value of *h. prise Is *300, of which *100 'the orotund that the eapltnl'tlon tn-
Is giros by N.N.H. 1'•Inote of Wales, and eludes all the Spanish fora•e and the sur-
e badge and 2'100 '14)114 by eh. National ' render at •11 war material within (he pre -
*111_ Aznol'latt.m. The lenge IR 2:n) and
-demand*.o innd commander*,ande whichetween
threat
the opposing
sated Saturday to end the wegntiwtlnns
and compel a return to arms.
After numerous rwnferenole brad remit
led In the iseffecment already sanctioners
try General Blanco, General Total deelded
Mrd the approved of the Madrid Uovern•
Ment was neeremary before he would leave
the city. General Stinker maintained that
n0 Ruch npproval sane neee.rr7. The
whole matter was clen•ed up, however,
when General '1'ornl received the no.'M0*ry
sanction from Madrid.
The Agreement.
The agreement ron.ist4. of nine articles:
The Ono deelpr.sl that all hostilities
Cale*ae 1.1.+ Meek.
Chivas.. July lb. H00*-E5twWlerl rr-
eelpts today. 111,1.),: lets o(er, M.O. fairly
•0844.4'. -. vogue'. 114.01..betas'',,,,..1 tu'ti f°:
spied. 441.1*) to 7e, rn:
rough, $3,t0 10 tent. Cattle, receipts. me.
Steady.
.few Tork Live atoen.
New )ntlt, July 1G. --Barye*-lierelptr,01'2;
•0 trading of lo.ie,t'1a11er.; feeling *trash.
Disports. 1406 cattle and 701 stilarter. of
beef. 1'elvrs-Srcelptr. 1.'15; slur null lna-
er. Tame, $ei. 'i 10 *L2:: no buttermilk or
sr -Mersa. and Lambs- Ileo p 0.
tato, (beep steady: lamb. lower. 8.h'••',.
to 74.43: l.mbe. 111 714 to Ifftell, .rev.- fie
celpls. 10501: *toady 11t'*4,21( to 18.:('
■rials Cwttic starlet.
Market Ituffele. July
nh.l arm. light
Yeats sed Caivv*-.Ite4"41ls II5IK ; Aatkrt
eked, mad Wm for (roust ours. with 1.-11
urw of thy. .1o•. e•n hoot. - T(•p* raid •t
gym hr for tonins.
Be11ev110, Ant. , July 1v. -William H.
Penton eras 4atllnlay night arrested at
Maeete.sgn Springe near the (qty. whore
he wee ramping, 1n rnnnectlnn with the
Napanoo Rank robbery. Mn. Pot.toe
showed no excitement when agree Alda me
was meet to 7 I0*e by'
and ('nn*tahle Hoff, whn made the ansae,
after • thorough e,•ntnh of hls romp had
been made. re7)1J78'% tr for the vele.new
wae shown by a creed on lrront street,
by hontln4 and r *1I8 at the infidel{
when thee were taking Penton M • veld
tauraut fax refreshments.
Ponton wise npmrleed of the feet Met
he was to he .rrr.4tet by a friend. whn
Wheeled down Memel bat! ah hour ,.haul
d the empanel police. }I. simple N-
tnwrkwl' "Well. I ant heed when the?
eOme.'• HI. mother le 'lotto confident of
her eon's innocence, and. although vary
171, 10 hearing np wonderfnlly. The r
rant on which he 8. arrested g
he
mems eherg. ea th. previous one.
THE ROSS�RY.
75 to to 1R• Mis r., fit 70 to .RS.
!lugs --slur:... o}.. ,.gid ...nit a lilt demand
* nd pricer ler llgu: grades steady to a
d ude lower (baa patriots/C. ewp• (10od
to choice Yorker.. 14.1:+ to µ.1y; Priem
light do., .10 b, $tel•): tolled parkers.
14,10 t0.4 ' mrdln0Jl4,L'r to 78.2.6; h.•e+y
bog*. "4.1 ; rough, $3.W to i-1 tn, .tag..
12.75 to l'' `late. (.0,M to $1.10.
Sheep and tenet--Re•e'Pl1 moderate -1u
light • ain, *ad market reed without to ex-
tra
Aping•, liming lamb., eCe: ones:
ewes and wrthrr*, 85.io to Mo,
rye*. fair. 71.76 to 11&10 call*. fair to geol.
Nl4.�714 to $5.50: common to choice vendee..
84lSO to $S.�'Srntive otilrpe,l .h.en, fair
a rich
to or/peed weber,, $4.•.. to 4.75
chnire mixed *leap. 54.7'le t 3 to $3 75.
evilly sod
noniron ewe *ere. 82.2.
MN) rent.. urn *hole at enrh dietaries. Third -The tran.por•taailnnof the tramps
Limn Hr1wrteon 1* a tar with five others I to i-pnln at the earliest.pmrdhle moment,
for the prize. The tie will be rent off on each biro** be embarked fit the neared,
Monday.
In the eompettttnn for the Fiche) ('hat- Fourth -That the Spenieh of loresshall
knee shield, open to cat tea". nt right - revels their .1de arms and the enll.ted
from h;1gland. S,•otlnnd and Irebend, 15 , men their -N'r.unnl property
shots at tam, woo) and 1,00N) yard., Eng- Fltth-Tke•t, after the fine; mpltnb-
larm won with n settee of 1,096, tabotland' tlnn the tmmmendlng ornowr *hall fnrn
the inquiry In the Bible. ere. or
testance. we aro sold flue o • ,
every man must "boar bye own burden."
There 1s a burden of personal responsi-
bility which cannot be shitted or evaded.
must tea borne wltb fdelley, courage
fortitude by everyone Wkb would be
In reality • man. Then tureber, we are
•dmonisbeed, "Bear ye one another's
burdens " Hera an addittonal sort of
.loon --limed I have winged another y bunion �ea to view -that. which by
Weed Yankee pig. . gmp*1817, helpfulness and loving devo
Jose -Aha! It is fine. Tell me bow. Mon on • soul may at lease In one part
Sty Joan. lift from another -the burden of care,
Jtusio-I crept up in the bashes, oh, grief and need. Beyond all then pnlvts-
I close. I wriggled rloug like a soaks. pons for burdened souls coulee the word:
Hleaktd m7 way from tree to trent. j "C..t thy burden upon the Lord and
There was a Yankee pig In front of his He shall sustain thee." The burden et
1 aimed et -him- t:ar'efully, ( sin, et overw'e.lmf0g sorrow, of anzlete
hilly. Ha, ba, I tired. ( and of toll, May be laid at the fed of the
lose -And
� y boaster, brought to His throws of grate,
you kill him, deli and put logo 111* charge. Thus Uod
Stan? answers In lits word our inquiry as es
Jusn-Ah, how could I tell? I creep our hoidens.
Sway •o fast. And you, beloved one? Ire Nettled. Them
Jose-liar-r-ramba, the luck was not
h toe. I creep, grasp, creep through , Larva -I do hope *8). will
the ditch, and I climb the bill in the i boll rync�N'n to thePhilippines.hyt lnwhat w- are low'
long gigs, but a Yankee pig was throe, intelelll interested In the Philippine
•Lki8* walking, and I ran back How Lure-(:aoege says that It they are .till
it with Buy and Lopes and Ilan- In oto possertloo next spring we'll go there
sa oar wadding trip.-Cbla$go News.
Juan --Not inn gond They creep, they Mama Me tree.
sneak -o they crawl on the betty, but they l ire aeaha Idea rroisrc.-Tbe'iifew•ete terxwegratele--r his wutdst
Lip they cry, "l ome out and fight us ' Heves--No He turned oat to be
like men.'' IIA hes ha! (% 1 (11.8. We .ns of those fellows who would rather fight
know • trick worth ten of that. Alli than sat.-Ctncinuatl Enquirer.
but tonight, my Jose! We go out 1,000 r
strong. And we creep up clove. And in MAKER
the dark we tam byre, there, everywhere A CARRIAGE
-always toward the cured pigi'. And
1,840 and Ireland 1,505 Ish a complete Inventory of ■11 arms atidhs
NO 1HLTH iM IT.
munitions of war and • meter
soldier* In the district, _
Me.i•cnttn-1'hnt tee -Plata*it nal
t)feeee Mar4ete.
London. use.. July In, -eighteen factories
boasted M la.xe* Jude. babe. : MRI at
7.1tN:. 315 el SIM, 73 at tesc. Market not
P.?) active.
t.owau..slst. Vete., July te.- At the t ee,t•
dna ea r. •.,',.tea• e1 .,reiTUru u.el 11
bore to -day .11 tae.0rae* euetrd lout tenet
sha11 he Permitted lin take the tl 81ttar7
Ctrs word 1, vat I/rwl, alot In lard. 4 amlike* and retroed* with Aim,
Teeth 811 Wood Health. ; Eighth --that all gumlike and Spenieh
Rada Path, Jnly 18. -There Is 00 'emgulent elan be permitted to remain In
truth in the annommement telegraphed ' Culla, if they 5n dirt Eking a parole
M Perla by the e0rreepondent here of a that they will not pigskin take up arm.
newsmsper of that cite that ('Inca L. I agnIn.t the TTnitsd Sutra
Weed, formerly of Detroit, Mich , the Ninth- The Spent* Abates aeall M
diverted wife d Prince Jneeph of Chlm•7 a.nmltted to march oat with all the bon
A OI... awl au..I.et A t at Were
the Dead Wm 13r..rd sal
Carder. gtit.
Naeanee, JnIT 1R. -Th. method 0f rah
Oaf the IMws*e4M Bank her. lent An
tett wag a steeple ono 'there Is • psaa.
egoway running from *he m septan,
A*wn OM elite de the hank TIM see
0,00.4 doses inn ane 1a 8.* into a wore/ -
read hehla4 the beak. They Mem lowed
-4
and ('aram•n, **dead. She U to the elt7 . re of war, depositing heir nen,., 10 h
and le in good health.
bre Bewtt, Dee&
Cohen -toe lint . Jnr IR -In. Jobs
Natty, few et yews a rro(dsht A•rr, died
leaNnlae morning. In hl* ranger Aare
D r. Matte had a very ,xtenetve moiled
praotine in this •lelnity Ne was Mayor
In Han, when the Prima d Wales visit-
ed Cal mist, and for many tram MIA a
very settee pert In entitled sed mnnete
pal .ff•trs, ea well r. In mettorellonneM-
sd wlSb *he Msthndl.t 0h1rrh. lag wtf*
SW thetas *1180* year. 14.4. slue' ,Mer'44'
Tiara R M71A wt*rrdel life Be. MARS,
halal tee 4•agMers and new 110.
And the
when we fire we run 'away.
n Suffered ten peal's from weak heart
081444 look for as, atm, but they 1104 as action and nervousness.
sea
not. In it not a merry game?
Jase._Yre, my Juan. War is pleasant
sport. No dauger, no anxiety. It is like I Cured by Milburn's Heart
hunting big and foolish game. We and Nerve Pills.
sneak• we shoot. we run away. Iia, b*.
re. . .,104 ,,,tend o., 10.11
La11.r; l8eturfered •tor better; as sales; ut
buses 'cheas.• sold 10 1. Burrett, )r„ ter
7Me; RO bete,. sold N A. 3. Myr. tear Poe.
S:re *.h1 to A. 11 phases for rne1total
pfd, cher... 143E bottle
to
July 23, at 1 p.m.
('arnwal4 one, July 1e.-Tbe ('ornwn0
('8)..'.e Hoard was one of the Iargeot ever
held here, there betas 72 fecterler sod
toree new 'one. registered. Alt ne,ld eye ..et
Amrrieen tor 7rvre,Alexa••4rr getting d'.Mn,•
0,08'r 47:1, Wool 720 and 173 in -rho. t.
leaving only one feetory 'node, of CJI, tine.
rte' 11.1p015. Werrinttnn. Ahezendrr anal
twee.. tt erne 4.eld owing to the •n•
for n (.urlor ire r3irl a 1,01,1-" eTMde rmork. nod
0,rernmen' rectory. Ad}.enrn.4A to meet
again nett Rnrnrdn,- et 1030 ern.
OPlen4her1. N.Y.. July 10e- lertren hea-
drest rhre*r were nffrrei on en to este:
1peal -dA et Tete.
Watertown, N.Y., Je r le.- Pelee en floi.rl
of:reeAe (n -Any. (yen Wives, at II.r 8o 7t.e;
MAh at T.
Cantos, N,Y. July 17. --Ten theme -eel
cheer. s.,l4 at fr: renter; a froetlon hied....:
1.(0t toll* end horn. of batter Sold:
bete: hoers, 1314e.
Rtr*(terO. Ont.. .Tnly 15.-A meeting of
the dlrertore of (hr ('hee.e ,nA 11,1e''8
Makers' **mention' of Western Ont* "o
w.• held here (.-.our. leentl to pones••
President T B Sullen, YI1e-I'reeldent (1 ti
Pert, Directors fl 3: ((�j -y ,,4 John t1••,
Ale. 'l' fu Rev.('`1*veea�te2on end 1S' W
Preece
T11e prinrtest .. ebIoet of tor 'fi0Tfln1
w*t erel.nring *n egreemm( to Lr n• -I
between cheeses end •e,.tler ranker. ted f^e
terlrrrlrn: anon .steering a Mint wirer. Is
hn1A thorn minim* mectire. 1i.e *n.*"*'
meeting will be keel It. Lj.lnwel nn Feb.
1 sad 4. 1800.
dl.pmed M tea the United 'oast* In the
future: the Amerlean e•Omellesemer■ to
rennmrnend N their fnvar•ment that the
Geree ht the .OMterw be retnesed so those
"Who en tweedy defended *hen.."
The rondo. were signed 7aater•An7
aftwrnnnn atter a four bones .stns of
the eemtntrwlnwrrs, whn agrees that IM)
Mems nt nspttnl*Son should .wall the
Swett* ,.t the Madrid rtenment.
Teeeoe Ie the 71r.4 Bel.
W•.k)ngtnn, Jnly �{ At 1t scleek
Met nl4Tit AA1t lien CreR fn merle pehlle
the following ramie f from Gen ehwtter •
Hamdgnart.n Arm? Srntle.Rn. Jny 17
-lb nedlras01 ease* ee.lor1 ►bort*
*
Sesl•1 Deitaeettee.
1%fawde or procession 1s exempt bum
�npe or derangement of the heart and
lots Tb. pressure of work and the
Md1.1 worry are bound to products serious
gasqueuem sooner or lata.
HNl4• elarkefs.
TAverp ol. Only ie. Serle* *best M emot-
ed at e.e (,4; red wlnee•r 41 C.• N•1. , 1
(;a1 . To 1A In is 2A; torn, tie 1"d: pen*, 3s;
pork, a1. SA; peal. 2Re ad: tallow.
belv,n. navy.te.. 311.: light. RII. ad : An.
short rat. MM; cheese, welt* and rninn'A.
MM ed.
l,lrerpnnt 4'rrw+-- Rpnt wfiewt .tw4y: No,
1 (41., Ts Id to lee 2A; !More* unlet et Ile
lei for Int} Be PTA for Sept and he R l
for Ike (pet melee, A. flt,1; referee. la 2A
for Jel'�. Its Med Mr Rept. and es 414.1 ter
net. neer, 24e 1M.
Deow wed *1 Pleb.rtn*.
Plekering. Ont. Jnly IR.----0.osw* Lir
rmmn., • miring man yeA M years, ors
drowned •t the month off the river Aero
Friday Mee .The bg4t wee tasayspd to
dent half an Aver by Trot. D. W. 0.
rementa, *mmet(meg with tbo lnalgn
his rank even his ahem. -New York
T4lbene.
t'M Asea T0*.
Tb. army odins 's trunk, widths is sol
article re limited bet meter ealfTfe
wrigbt and refry effort mode t* must pears time•. Ming and chiefly to ischii
tris. Ili., he* *Mom. amp lar *testy officers, U • stmt, wall mad,
Chimmfe-Me fadet's a soler, an he
wears a uinform all day
Billy-Fergit it 1 Me fader's a wait-
er, an he sleeps in a dress suit I -New
York Journal.
Move fatal Thus Realplwg.
Mamma -Playing Indian is so rough.
Why are you crying? Have they been
scalping you retain?
Spotted Panther (alias Willie) -Nis
mamma. We have been smoking vhf
;fie of peace. -Stray Stories.
A Cada
Browne --They make three folding
beds to resemble everything now.
Towne -Yrs. I even saw one the o tb
et day that 101embleda bed. -Brooklyn
lir. Donald Campbell. the wall-koowe
carriage maker of Herriaton Ont., midi
eI bamboos
troubled
on tor ten
yearn with weakaction Of my�heart and
nervousness. Frequently mybeertwould
palpitate and flatter with greet violence!
Often
alarming me exceedingly had
sharp *nein my heart and meld not sleep
well b night. I pia box d Milbarn s
Heart and Nerve Pills and from them dee
rived almost immediate benefit They vie
stored vigor to my nervesand strengthened
my en ti re syste m, removi n g every sym p0om
el nerve or heart trouble, and enabling til*
to Ret restful, health? sleep."
Kilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills ears
dation, throbblng diszy e0 -*d vfein•
Pltl ts, nervou*ner, eleepl.ro
NOW female troubles, after effects of grippe
bit. Pries e0o • boa or 8 for "1.16, OW
druggists. T. Kilbaru*0. , Toronto, Ont.
Laxe.e. VIQ P$I.Ls oar's g}e0.tlpr
e,ts. Troy *tea
ripe, stoke*
�sm. vary ti e persly.
A neneeal t hfa.rlt1.
This tit, wasn't all made for ems gotta$ pW4
A few things go right. bets tete peel* 4( sn
wrong.
Ire (nil rt dilemmas that tares deep Odrem.
Yoh lone prrriests 1m. while ton Mt awe ars
4.410.1..
The momenta are ese(rg. ' They'll reef A
torn. '
A eM.ie impending me often A1o•ern.
sou yon lrelpMs*I7 ,normar, with dealt sed
.alt,
"1 light to do amnethl•r• bat what'll B let"
R.0.eta, the knave in • very gore- putt.
mei fano defeat, going forwer4 .w Met.
There's Empresa William, whn eawnM tn*erel
Rte terror et hieing lett oat of the deal,
MBA AOateises idea woe1A enure forth le trios
n psis M th. game moo 1t not for the pasta
5 her .wing In ea,�erw•, mid they .�M,
•. A eaglet to deco 'nothing, bet wMY 8* t•'
Rreestle speaking. the e•.mrtlal eiter-
mt,s tenVoin men -haat ehipa and Wale -
•pips is that the former are dadetted IS
carry their loofa or prinetp•l poroma
thereof low dont in the hold, whereas
w*rehl9* hay* to awry their heavy tzar
den* of armor mad *rlaaeastet hick op
se their shim
DR.
FOWLtER'S
IXT
WLD
STRAWBERRY
MOUS
DIARRHIEA,
DYSENTERY
SUMMER
eat
COMPLAINT.
Iltdreletritest. ell
.ewe0 w.•w+rrtr..
erre. *tie