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OIi11.00K IN INE ERSi.
From Present Indications Thera
Will Be Squalls Soon.
admiral aorrear's Flagship rad S 1
Other Srlttsh Warship Suddenly,
Lave Wet U.I Wel Under 114,4I.4
Orders --TO• ReelaraUu of R Aslan
Yrad..rtaaroe HAMA the Cble.ee
Tbrere Gives a. Ugly Tues to Affair..
Wel Hai Wel, Sept 88.-Tbe British
bxttleahip Centurion, flagship of Vtoe•
Admiral Sir Edward H. Seymour, the
seunmanAer of the British fleet to Chinese
waters. sailed suddenly on Friday, under
sealed orders, accompanied from Che -Foo
by the battleship Victorious, the first
slaws cruiser Nerolasue, the seeond•.lass
tweeter Ilermlone, the torpedo boat de-
stroy. Fame, the torpedo beat destroyer
Hart and the despatch boat Alacrity. 1t
le supposed that the destination of the
SIH EDWARD R. HSTMOUR.
dist is Te Kc, at the entrance of the river
landing to Tien Ten, the port of Pettit,
for the purpose of meklog • easel
dewoustrattun then.
Nrltl.h Consul P to
Shanghai, Sept. 96. -The $elfish Con•
e01 hs.. et:steed a protest against nut
&WJdon.of the Chinese eRhr skvie aanppf•g
the steamer Eldorado end searching her
for Kang, tee Cantonese reformer.
' Is 1s reported that Admiral Seymour,
the British navel commander, 000trm-
plates landing • party of sailors and
marines at 'L'a Kn. The Taotal (governor)
has asked the aristaooe of the British
Consul In capturing Kang, whom be
describes as a degraded ortminal. Then
le no doubt that 1t he is arrested be will
be promptly exeented.
11a11r.ad Communleatlos Stopped.
Berlin, Sept. 20.-Tbe Frankfurter
T..ttuug's Tien Ten correspondent says
that relined oommuntestlon between
that place and Pekin 1s mopped. 'Then
are serious rumors concerning the situa-
tion In the capital.
Remy tied. a Refuge.
Shanghai, Sept. 26. -It 1s reported
that Kang Yuwel, the Cantonese reform
tr wbo 1e. a000sed by the !owager
impress of being tmplloated les deslgn4
en the Emperor's life, and who recently
S ed from Pekin, arrived at Woo Sung,
rear tare, on Saturday, and took retells
en board • British gunboat -
WHAT KANG SAYS.
Tee Emperor Secretly Warmed Him e.
Skip -Manche. Ag.lest Cblaew
Is t8.. Position.
London, kept. 96.-Tbe Times' Shane -
kat correspondent telegraphs: "On the
arrival of Kang Yuwel as Wu Hung he
was placed on board the steamer Ballarat,
which .&ls for Hong Kong to -morrow.
In the cosmos of an Interview yesterday
'he .1.1.4 that he left Pekin on Tueeosy
In compliance with a *acini message from
the Emperor warning him of hit danger
and urging hlin to obtain auUtenoe from
those Interested In the country's welfare.
He further stated that recent events' were
entirely due to the action of the Manchu
party, headed by the Dowager Empress
and Viceroy Yung i.u, and including all
the high Manchu officials. The latter were
displeased M the Emperor's leaning
toward the reform party, and deolded• 10
restate the regency of the Dowager. The
Dowager Empress' party Is bound by an
understanding with the Rumens, where-
by the letter, In ron.lderatlon of support
et Hnsslan lutere.ty, nndert•eke to Ir'
serve Manchuria an the seat of the
dynasty and to teethealb Manchu rule to
China. In porsuanne of the oompaot
the gradual .ubetltutlon of Manchus In
all high offices and military commando
began last year, under the direction of
toe Dowager, thus creating a series of
fr(etlon with the Emperor, whose" de.
thronement was frequently threatened.
The present Government 1s entirely Mao•
oho as opposed to Chinese. The Influence
of LI Hong Chang 1. new subordinate to
that Yung I.u, and 1s likely te doer....
"1 i., Emperor's health b.excellent and
his capacity for wort[ end asgerners for
pregame are remarkable. Ma Majesly is
convinced, however, that It will be lin-
possible in overcome the nppnoltton with•
out the aeet.tsnce of Kngland, which he
endeavored to obtain for his recant pro-
gressive mWures.
"Kenai Yuwel urges that England now
has an opportunity to Intervene and re-
store the emperor to the throne, by
doing weals, k. aseer4, she w111 earn
ib. petitude of the Chinese people. He
also observes that unless protection is
afforded to the victims of the coup d' eta*
it will be impoenlhte henceforth for any
melee official to'upper% British Interests"
The �n' ed that the
hither NOW DREYf US WAS TRAPPED
toot and 11 le reported' that Russia has
offered the Dowager b'mprva. Me .ervloe
of 10,000 troops trent Port Arthur W keep epee
order In Pekin If necessary. le 11 slated
that the British fleet In Colne oaten
has been Melded between Te Ku and
8 baaghal, nuder omen to intercept Rath -
sten trausporte to the event of all IMP
tempt to land troupe.
TOLD MARCHAND TO GO.
Illetess Jack HAMA at Washed. W8.110
the Frea.k protested Last of
- the LArvisbild Combed.
London, Sept 90.-Tbe Dally Tele-
graph', Otero correspondent, telegraphing
to day (Monday) *eye: immoral Kitchener
found the French at Fashoda Re nod-
ded Major Marohaud that be had express
lnstruotiona that the territory was Hrie-
b and the Frenob must retire, and
offered Mem passage to Cairo. Major
Mareband absolutely declined to retire
unless ordered to 4o so by his Govern-
ment. No fighting occurred. Major
Marchand wee given clearly W under-
stand that the Hrltlah Insisted upon their
olebwe, and the net hue been left to be
settled by dipluataot- between the reepee-
tee Governmente.
General Kitchener sent a long official
despatch to London, hoisted the Union
Jack and the Egyptian euslgn. and left
as a garrison the lith and 19th Soudan -
see Benetton' sod the Caiteron High-
lander to protect the British sag. Col.
Jackson commands the garrison.
... tltekewee at Vosd.t•mwe. .----
Oftlw, Sept. 98, -General fifteenths.
rommanding the Anglo-Kgpyttan szpedt-
tlon, hat returned to Umdurmun, having
eswbllshed poste at Fashoda and on the
leant Hever. The troops did no fighting
except with a Dervish steamer en W
way south, which was °apt
Lost of the D•Aibbom Cra1 wl-
Esterhazy Confesses to the Fam-
ous Bordereee Authorship.
Stow th. Prefe..lo■e.1 Seidler Weut t.
Work to Carry Out Hla Superior OM-
oer's W Lb•. - Cunv/acrd r'ruw CIroum-
5t1w..s i'nat Dr.1te• Wes Guilty. It.
- - lamed the Materlet Evidence Real
Culprit W.. a Ma. reared
London, Sept. 98. -Grant Rlohards,
,.ub'Isher, has *soured the pubdoetlon
rights of Major Krwrheay's 0unfeselun of
hlr connection with the Dreyfus eaea. Tbe
statement will be contained In a book of
the see of the ordinary sax shilling novel,
and will be tented as soon as possible.
Th• 00 '• R•••Iatl,.ae,
The Observer yesterday morning con-
tinues Its KaWrbasy r.velettont, which
began lest Sunday, In • long article, the
mows salient fe•tute of whloh Is Celeste
Rstarim:ye disclosure, made, at Is arert-
ed, la tint pesetas of more personv than
one, that he wee the author of the
famous Dreyfus bordereau, which W
wrote "at the request of Col. Sendhen,
Dow dead."
"It was intended," he satd, "to con -
statues material proof of Dreyfus' gulls
It was known through a French spy In
the service at Berlin that oer•aln d000-
ments had retched the Garman general
staff which Dreyfus alone oould have
*busload. It was • list of these doou•
menta which eon.tltuted the borderer.
Dreyfus had been tested In *sterol way*.
For instance, a plan for the concentra-
tion of troops on the so,.tbe•stern frontier
had been dictated so him, which was
nim fantasies. A abort time afterwards
sur spies in Italy informed no that the
Melton staff was making modifications
Sueklm, Sept Mn-'l'heony ergentz.d to the fcnlficatlona around Nice, which
re.unent of the Kha11fa'a army was do. corresponded lothe changes announced In
tested and its last strongboll, Oedaref, the linagliary .cbem{4lciaigd 110._.Iasi-,
aapturel on dept. 22, after three hours' tut -•,
lend fighting, when an Egyptlantoroe'~ "Then Dreylue managed to spend long
tltgmbering 1,800, under command of holiday. In Alsace without befog Ip-
Col. Parsons, routed 3,000 Dervishes, of patently found out by the German au-
whom 600.. were kllled. ...Three British . fhasia8.-. 'ee.y arrapfMoas sign, for 111
officers were wounded and 97 Kgyptban was almost Impossible fur a French
031dllre !Oiled and 60 wounded. officer to remain for any length of time
' in tee 000quered provinces wtthout being
Galta.t Slat t. Have a Rot 1 found out. In fact, then was oonilder-
London. Sept. lids -It is reported that able morel proof against Dreyfus before
the War Office has granted to the 21st
Infantry a short furlough In recognition
of its bravery at Omdurman. t)therwiee
the regiment would have gone direct
frill esuReseaelle.i
a0ia• •der • awe T's••'s'
stay. A
000rding to report, it has now
been arranged ' that the regiment shall
fins oome to London and mareb with
full equipment from the docks to aha
Knights' Bridge Barracks, receiving an
ovation throughout the marob. A clone
tutees, oomposed of ►11 branches of the
military aervtce, are making serenae-
meets to present the regiment «fib a
gold shield oummemoratlre of its famote
charge at Omdurman.
TO t0E11.CE TRE SULTAN.
Fear of the Greet rowers *Ig. al Agree-
m..t Is That Effect
Home, Sept. 26. -Within 24 hour.
Oreat Britain, Russia, Franoe and Italy
will append their .lgnatnres to an agree -
meet for the peelflatl.m of the inland of
Clete, Including • plan for morale( the
Sultan Into submission. The scheme hag
for some time been drafted, but Its en-
forcement was delayed to invite the
psrticlp•tlon of Germany, whloh country
doollned. At the beginning of the weak
the four power will send an ultimatum
to the Sultan of Turkey summoning bin§
to swept tee project, and Informing him
that unless be deer to measures w111 be
taken to enter*, his compliance. The
powers have Irrevocably decided to settle
the Cretan question immediately and will
not he,ltate to send 'their fiesta to tba
Dardanelles, std beyond If necessary.
Ataee4( Sew. Freta rkltipptaew
Landon, Sept. 96. -Tb. Globs treys
Worming tnformatlnn has been received
by the Government as to the position of
the Brttleh residents In the Philippines.
The British gunboat Rattler of the
China station has been ordered to preened
with all possible speed to the Island of
Cebu, In the Cantel part of the Phllip-
pines, when the British community Is
said to be 1n Imm.nent danger teem tb.
natives.
Th. Emperor Very 11.8..
Landon, Sept. 98. -The Pekin ooere
pendent of the 11a11y Mall says. The heed
e0nnrh at the palms Inform* me that
the /Emperor la .erloney indisposed and
tees els death u sot unlikely..
LI H.oa'. Enemy Arrested.
London, Sept. It. -The Tinted' Pekin
eorrep0ndent rye: "Chaeta Yin Horan, the
Caolotteae enemy, and rived ef le lits,
Z'bang, who is charged with harboring
Rang Yuma 'ham boon arrested. He is
low nnder Mal by the Board of Punish-
ment. He will he 'stripped of all his
stenth hs removal peeing increased
pawn to t.t Hung Chang.
The °Metal. general f wslnnme the
Remmers return to ',never. but the peeps
are Indifferent. Kenai Ynwe1 Iv rheraed
With ennspirtng against the Kmpee s
flowerer and hes then declared en one
law end hie •rrwt As been ordered."
RUSSIA OVri** Ta00Ptt,
The Dad of Christopher Columbus.
Hay ma, Sept. 98. -Capital n -General
Blanco has ordered that the remains ret
Columbus, which are In the Cathedral
titres, b isenwporled 90 Spain.
Ol.d Suddenly at O.etph.
Guelph, Ont, Sept. 98. -Andrew TM -
too. of the firm of Talton Bros., manu-
facturers of pea berveaten. etc., was a1
nlg factory on Friday night in his usual
gond health. He went home about ten
o'clock, retired at eleven, and was deal
before twelve. The burtttng of a bloat
vessel in the bead was ibe cosies of hie
death.
New Out of Danger.
Plantagenet, Ont., Sept 26. -Bon.
Alfred Evanturel, Speaker of the Ontario
Leglulature, wbo hes been very Ill for
several days, has taken a nhange for the
better end on Saturday evening was con
stdered out of danger. He le still tonIIaed
bo his room.
Ce.e'. 211.1... re..weed N..us. Th.lr
Rome Iles Ite.. RI•.►.d.
London, Slept et -a sperm) d.sp.Meh
Ssn Mangled lays Mat Rtes Ynweeo
other kits bees unwept 1t. I'.ttti and
intoned te death. The ddsp.trh atm
that 8.), (:Made wtkntald, the Rot
Woke, pee ltstbeeti.w.0 that Kan'
-bola M pretested hem most
•h O'awl•te beide N5 beeps,
Mite reicselag 1t mate 15.0150,
•
DomlaI.a I.11,. Get. the Subsidy.
Halifax, N.S•, Sept. 1k8. -It Is reported
hen that the Dominion steamship line
lese secured the subsidy for earryng the
Kngll.h malls between Caned* and 'Eng-
lund tor the seethe of 1898.29.
Mr. M. C. Camera. 88111 Very Weak.
London, Ont., Meet. 81. -Mr. el. C.
Cameron's condition up to a late hour
last night still continua. unchanged. He
Is still 1n s weak condition.
rgvga AT DA WSON.
the trial took place, hot no material
proof.
Ce.vlaeed of Dreyfes' Ga111.
"Cot. Sendberr, who was an Alsatian,
dee theyfes, trot Intensely anti -Semliki,
determined .o forge this proof. He was
oonvinoed of tbeaooueed man's guilt, but
it was neomenry, for the purposes of the
court marital, that dooimente should
eine
"I was estaebed to the Intelligence
department. my duty being 10 watch the
mnvetnentg of iullitary *Washes aooredlt-
ed by the powers of the Triple Alllanee.
When Col. Sandberr sold mete write out
the bordereaa, I did so without the
slightest oompunotlon. 1 am one of those
men who, soldiers try profession, cling
to old mediaeval iradltions of tnllltany
dleolpllne. Wben I resolved an order I
obeyed It lmpllcllly and without gump-
tion.
uittion. I wrote abs borderea0 bemuse Col.
SaLdberr told me to do 10. I knew, of
course, the purposes It was Intended to
serve. I knew I was oommb $ing • forg-
ery, but 1 616o knew that all Intelligence
departments In all countries were run on
preeteely the came lines and that it wag
Impossible to achieve remise iu any other
way.
in the Von Tauaeb can. tor 1a.
stance which made ea great a eneatlon
to Germany, Major Von Taasoh confessed
to having committed forgery, adding that
thee crime wee nothing to the infamies
the Berlin staff had forted him to com-
mit In connection with other matter.
7'eerrfore, the court attempted to Oleo*,
him. He ultimately reoelved the mini-
mum punishment prescribed. end has
since been released ions before his time.
Maaafastor•d 5ellewo..
"It is nearly always necessary to manu-
facture material evidence against splen,
because otherwise they would never he
punished. The borderean having beeu
written, it became a necessity to give 11
the indtepeng•bIe ate et an autientic
document, as you know It was supposed
to have been stolen from the Osemed
6mbaesy. Col. Schwsrekoppen (formerly
German military attache to Paris) denied
ever hay.ng assn IS. What he said was
perteetly true The borderma was hani-
ed by an agent d our Intelligenne depart-
ment to the porter of the German em
hooey, who we. • spy in our service. The
porter gave it to another agent named
Genest and by him 1t was brought to the
tntelllgenoe department and then docket-
ed and nnmllerakb. • 7nnoment obtained
from the German Emteey In the usual
course. Is thus reoelved official baptism.
Int D.6wec• of t8.. Law.
"beast exnloslvely upon the evidence
of the bordereau that Dreytne was con-
demned. The document privately shown
to the officers of the eonremertlal sew
fetched from the War Office with the
object of oonvincing the judges, should
they show signs of wavering. It was the
letter containing the 'De Chenille de
D-.' Now. this letter, which be genu-
ine and wee really written by (lel.
Shwar.koppen, did not refer to Dreyfus
at all. The general staff ons etnollelefy
aware of the tact that ' D-�was a me.
tan Months, a bnlldtn-dlnirtinter, who
before►. supplied t German anisette
with p of the Fortin Hens near Nies."
The e ajor add that the ease
agatnet bins ihed In elegance of
all law and Justine. He said the veiled
lady who appeared in the ease was no
other than the wife of Col. Do Paty de
Clam.
More 10..$1.d relies Rented 1■ View of
mew O.t of Employment
Vittorio, H.C., 14ept. 28. -Major Tei•
rpt, paymaster of the •Yeken fore of
Candlan mllltle, arrived on the steamer
Amur Saturday morning. The health of
the troop* 1s azes:lent at Fort ,Selkirk.
The nurses have been ten' o9 to Dowses..
wriye there are sold M he 600 na.w of
fever. Major Talbot says trouble Is anti
cereal 1n Denson dnring tl,. anprreeh
Ina winter, owing to the igtes bomber of
even nut of employment. (:nmmlwloner
Orllale will recommend seeding another
detachment Of troops -6o men -in view
of the unmet legnlrements of a strong
forte.
That Story Was a rare.
Ottawa, Sept. 211. -That harrowing
*tory whitll non..e from iMwann City via
Seattle, alleging the leant levee nen on
the Canadlan tenet In the "tenthly" Meet
Ing marines" hetween Fort at. John and
88. Nelsen Hirer, Ind noting the arrtvae
then of "tee gree eine 0f eel pilgrims
who bled the mats," it roe erAM M M.
Mounted folks dopsrtm.nt as n ornel
"fake." W• bathe .ntheette esel rawness
*add a pi -n nteenl alet.1. 0t the meter
tense atheism the Nebo!) .1r e0.5 tunnel§
item and the Peers, lewd 80.te.4 of Meet
Ing sa$eeps, 18 Is »18Wn b 1101111,111
WITOILcf reeky, broker ground.
ALL 1 YE1 018 FRANCE.
thew days hes a wu8s.1uo, but only the
eutearn and jram of the glgantlo wire -
pulling leaks out,
Sir Wilfrid and h1s oolleague, while
deslring to be Informed o' Uwe views of
every Canadian tndoatry, are dteouatag-
tog deputations tram here. They would
prefer Instead that memorials be for-
warded. The amount of oorreepondemn
received deify 1s suunnous end the band
-
Ung Maned requires the efforts of • large
oleHwl staff.
Congreesman Tawney of Minnesota is
.,hrinplonlug tie tuwber interests of the
Northwestern Starr. 1d. 1s undoubtedly
the most polished -lobbyist -in the Anol.01
Capltel Speaking on his mission hen
Tawn.3 usld: "A duty on lumber going
Into the United Metes is newswire. Your
labor cwt of production 1s trinlug, while
the low stumpage tax is soother advent
ageous factor .ump•red wieh our posi-
tion. The high grade lumber of both
countries goes abroad. We could not own.
Pete to our own home mane on the
Inferior grades, unity we utilised for
901110 purpose every portion of the lug,
stamp, sawdust and all. Our people en-
gaged 10 lumber end .dependent indus-
tries ezceed the entire population of Can-
ada, '1 hie shows the interest we have at
stake,"
HON. DAVID MILLS,
Attorney-G.e•rel of Canada, Swing •
Tory N.w.papq* for Alleged Im-
portation of rrlat.rw
Halite', Sept 98. -Attorney General of
Canada v. The Herald Printing & l'ub
lbhing Company le the name of • salt
just ouuimenood la the Superior Coen of
SHEEP IN AUSTRALIA.
new Wool
flu'nweeethesi Is Coadueted an •
IMg Mate.
Tbe 'bearing seasuu in the wool ooun-
tries of Australia, says • writer iu the
Loudon Sketch, is the moat itt►pottaut
and the Dosiest of any which 000ar in
ahtwp rearing. Tbe swagmen has an op-
portunity which be doe. not like and
usually disregards, and the Etlgli.h ca-
det baa no reasonable excuse to remain
idle. The opening of the sheds is not
simultaneous, for as the hot weetber
Domes down from the equator, those
runs away back -where it is too hot to
aurae and one never sees the kangaroo -
start Dotting out some weeks before
Nova Scotia. The plalnters elelw le sheep walks in lea temperature but
against the defendant for 11,000 nenalti cooler region& The shearers and the
bocurred by the defendant for violation of mneleren travel in their own mobs, and
the provisions of Section 1 of Chapter 11
in many oases work the same circuit
of the Acta of She Paellau'ent d Canada,
Ids "id1 toe IO -b , Shein Australia is earlier titan in
ante!mein slaw ei se4gn of Iter Mijesq New Zeeland, so ninob so that when the
Queen V Ceteris, $U fellows: Freya and merry band has tallied out the °entracte
atter the pawing d this Act It shall be with the "oornetelk," "gum obewing"
unlawful for any personcompany, pact . and "banana" egaatten of New South
nerehtp or oorperatloe In any manner M Wilke. Victoria and 6iusaat¢sad N
resp•$ the ereasporfaNun 'at t"1mlEIF skips t0. Llanrilatd, arid, PlYing the
lion at hay ellen or baseline* tete Owner ' Medellin the sheep of the Three Wands,
d& under cent set or agreement, parole
or special, express or implied, made returns in rim0 for the early wool clips
rennet to the importation oar. IrpqR�1���among the Uod forgotten brake of
t'
tldYbuch alien or faielirner"ecu' perTrt a-Queenal&nd.
labor or service of any kind in Canada. I Prior to the shearing is the sheep
The anti anew out of the allegro 1-
portatlon of one or two c olnpositor. from
New York at the lame of etre strike 1e.
the Herald olllw two months ago.
The altuatles 10a• Raaebd a RMI
Attirmlue stat..
London. Sept 116. -The alarm Ing situa-
tion In Penne rivet' the •t entlon of
Europe. The excitement Is Increasing
hourly, new revelations and developments
are expected sod • mfltt&ry coup deist
would not surprise anybody.
Slight deteonetratiOn• wan made late
Sunday afternoon. bus the °rowdy which
setheved were quintal dldy re.J Try a.
pollee.
Farther Poetpea.d.
Perla, Peek im.-Tbe Cabinet W 1&
Saturday and decided le postpone 115
deae.tme es the gneiss on sit the Deepened
eseist,n of the Dreyfus .tale 90111 to day.
nwing to the eteenne trent the meting
f 1ho Minister of Finan*,, M. Pelted,
ane. the Minlner of Agrtoultnrt., M.
WIRE PULLING FAT QUEBEC.
0..• of t:w.le aem'a Rost r.D.h.d
Lobbyists M Fre.... twinkle, After
Tke1r Owe latere.M.
Qnatee .Rept 1148 -The member, et the
Anglo-American ('omm)eslne, in nester ca
forllltats tater labors. haw end-dlee led
leen enmmltense Pnllewtng Ah. method
enrolee at Pert. In the leering Nest
erhltrwtten, they «111 f sport from time to
time
The A rnw,cnn rspr.eengettv,w are over
WIminwd with optnlonv and slaws, and
many art them see *ntagnnl.tln- Te
harmonise them end sleet the (laasdtans
half way 1. nn .mall task Nearly every
alternate A merloan vellrw at Qe.bes
Tel* CONV1LeTl0N IS CLOeSD.
For weeka the homestead
bey been bathed in red clouds of land,
which rise from the draftiug yards s.
the abeep play "silly devils" when they
are worked- Tbe yarders, with despair
written on their floes, know that they
Th. 0t. Andrew'. RyNMrh.ed at neean.1 nee °°mull t� ib14A�4.t earsa i8.*4*d
.e
�te omer. e' ee •• 6i li 1O t'belimite at their endnrnnoe.
Hamilton, Sept 114 -At Sesurd•y'1I�fting on cool days is pnsaible and
s.1ston of tot± Brotkerbood of St. Andres►
oonventlon the first Sunday after Trinity
wan fixed as Hro*h rbood Sunday. II was
meth decided that self denial meat be
observed.
The eleoti00 of the Dominion Council
for the ensuing year resulted ss follows:
Arthur de B. Treraalne, Halifax; W G.
Smith, Truro; H. C. Tilly, Se John,
N.B. ; D. M. Stewart, St. Meeting, Mon-
ier); James Jepboott, Church of the
Advent, Montreal; Judge Seethe-, Perth;
G. 7. Hunan, Napsnse; A. 8. Kinder,
Stesihroy; J. I). Cheetee, Slmooe; 7. R.
Smith Sed J. Howshrd, Hamilton; 0.
D. Martin, Winnipeg, W. H. Paget,
Hersey: N. F. llavidw.n, H. B. Street,
W. B. Smith, 0. K. Streeter end J. A.
Cense Toronto.
The rplmventetives of the Intnrn•tion-
aJ Committee were sleeted be follows:
N. 7. Davidson, T. R. Cloagb.r and
A. P. Tippett.
The oleslug serviette were held yens --
day in Const Chureb Cathedral. Cburoh
of the Ascension, end ala tvewell wall -
Ing tm Asmo01attea Hall.
1nONET11.10'. DISTV*RED.
C.aple From 10108.15.., Yellowed 8. t.es-
dow. Ont.. aid Gre.m Arrested.
London, Ont , Sept. 23. -On Saturday
• roan/ couple regls.ered et the Ortgg
House as Mr. and Mn. W. B. Smith,
Almon', Mich. They were well-dressed,
good-looking and spent all their time la
one another's society, and 1t was evident
they were on their wedding tour. Yes-
terday aftarnonn Smith was taken to
Port Heron 1n the custody oN detective
Ryder of London and Sheriff ieinorveet
of Lapeer County, Michigan, with the
Arlon* chargee of burglary and forgery
hanging over bens. His weeping bride of
• week accompanied him. Smith denies
all knowledge of the crimes Imputed to
hint, and says he Is prepared to prove his
Innocence. He 1s a telegraph operator,
■ Ld is wen and favorably known to
Almont end Lapeer. Hs is but 94 years
of age. Mew. Snrtth, whe Is completely
pro.trated by tbe arrant of her husband,
U the daughter of a wealthy fanner.
wbo owns 200 sores of land nem
Almont. The affair Is :hely W create •
eonsiderahle sensstlon In Almont.
H• Had rlv. wlvra '
Toronto, Sept. ea. -Henry O'Brien,
the bigamist, watt given 4v4 years in the
Kingetnn Penlientlary wben he pleaded
guilty in the Police Court yesterday.
The primmer admitted baving three
wives, two of whom wece 1n overt, but
were not a.krd to give evidence. lnspeo'
Mr Archibald plaoe!I the number as six.
PERM AI's "THE DEWET ISLANDS,"
Oengresemea raver This NAas. It Philip-
pines Are *.eared.
Washington, slept. 21. -If all the Phll-
fppinea are totem by the United States,
Cnngreea will probably rename them.
Many of the Senators end Representatives
who have vlslted here lately hare .ug
gested that the new po.eenmlone be wiled
the "Dewey Islands"
Concrete w111 have the task of re-
naming all the !elands which have
recently tome into pneeee.lon of the
United State. The Republic of Hewell
Will be changed Into the "Territory of
Hewell," and the Island of Porto Sloe
w111 probably he known a tee "Terri -
Serf of Porto Hiro."
may be compamed with but few detona-
tions of a sulphurous character; but on
*wordier, whoa MR be asked cm
CONSTABLES HAD VOTES.
cost!' A Apt,arl Randa OA • Judgmot
Sutrl.lug eke ONtNtIN A the
hardy 0ev5csreht
Turunto, Sept. 9e.-Tke Court of
Appeal tended out judgment law Satur-
day Afternoon on the three questions rub•
milted by the Attorney Gemmel regard
leg the question Of She constables' vote.
The queetloos Wore se to whether & coo•
stable employed by • deputy return se
ofboet fur the purposes of an election end
;told a reasonable fee tberetur should (1
ehesntltled to vola, wbethur persons stn•
pluyed at reasonable work during au elm
lion by deputy retarulog cause .b, uld
be dleenlIUed W .ole, and whether u per
eon supplying anything fur the purpose
of en aleottoa, such as rentlug ■ room as
a polities !teeth and was paid reasonably
therefor, should be dem:M led to vette.
Tows were the three questions which tee
scarf answered in the negative. Thus all
such persons are, ktoordln5 to the }ods
ensu1, fully sunned to vote, and the con-
tention of the Hardy Government is sue
t•lned.
MANIAS WOOL IX AUaTLL(A.
the sine roots and blisters are raised ay
the drinking water yard work of any
description is bell -to swept thenen el{
and inadequate Australasian colloquial -
igen. The wool washing Drew is another
band of experts who "bump the billy"
free, sheds abed. Tbsy scour the wool
and attend to drying and packing. In
New Zealand fleeces ar'e.beled up with-
out washing, but the sands of Australia
-increase the weight so much that the
expanses do not swamp the return& The
bales will bold about 76 fleeces, though
this is no bard and fast rule. An ap
proximate value Is 410, and the cartage
prioe is all contract The groan of the
wheels, the crackling of the whips, the
creak of the load. denote that the clip
is &Imol gathered, and when the jour-
ney begins the patient bullocks work
with a will till they drop on the burn-
ing sand, exhausted by the scanty food
the shortness al water, the pitiless sun
and the strain of the weight. The jour
nay is always a far one on those back
runs, but where they strip by bargee the
monotony contains a pleasant change.
To load the barge and slowly to float
down the stream is an idleness which
all men appreciate.
To lie upon s hale and gaze upon the
gooW topped mountain range, the wind-
ing river, the torrent on the slopes, the
undulating paddocks melting intn'ipsoe,
to Listen to the bleating of the sheep,
the lowing of the cattle, the neighing
of the horses, engender a passion for the
lite, which 'teems supreme. It is finer
than the life of cities. It lifts the idle
dreamer to a paradise of nature where,
with gnu and rod, horse end dog. he
can enjoy sport, Indulge tastes and love
animals.
to tested, Agate,
Hamilton, Sept 98.-A. I.. Steres,
the furniture dealer, and his alert, W.
D. Gook. faunal Wm.,tese Hoeg more 19
meted, yesterday The adjourned charges
alpines them, conspiracy OW &strand
'e.wdltor., and theft, were celled at the
Pollee Court, and as no lege ga wen
allied fee the defewee, they'll/WV West op
For tile', . The magistrate d.ollaed to
nerim5 ball end application was made to
the County Jn.igo, who *zed the amount
at 11,200 and to F48O0 thee -lies for each.
Ball was not foNkeom)ng and tea
defendants were held.
Week, Conway ef oats MIw11g.
Toronto, Sept iia-ite•fe enemy',
whose parent live 1n Galt but who hem a
sister here, mysteriously disappeared cm
Fanners' Day of the Indnetrlal Pair and
has net been *sen by nue M her Dien&g
eines Her mother le probated with
/Flat, and the pollee neve been a.kat to
Meese her. Ski is 17 vein of ago
Teddy R.n..v.lt for 0a•.rn0r.
Rantngs, rapt 28.-Tbe elate. A pea.
paved by the Media. scheming M kava
mintrnl of the Hennhllran Mute Grethen
/boa, and Id 10 named on Tmwdq, eon
tales the name of Thermions Naunevels of
New Yak, for Heinenor of New Yerk
Stela
Rang. Chong e.
A vl1tor to the cattle ranges in the
territories nowadays after en absent -e of
ten years nods many changes. Some are
surprising innovations. The enonomy
and commercial prudence that bm2lnees
men elsewhere have had to employ to
be s0ose*uful in the peat few years bay,
been carefully exercised by the cattle-
men. Many economical metboda that
wonld have been thought contenmptible
in managing a herd and ranch a doeen
years ago are *OW practiced on the
range& The day of prodigality on the
ranges and of the glory of cattle king"
and Queens has gone. Nowadays the
bodies of dead cattle are paved and sold.
No one thinks of leaving the pelt on
the animal found dead on the range.
Time was when much pinching tea* left
for the poor half breed Indiana Even
the pills orf benne tett atter Aebeetling
opnretione are mood and made a eonme
art revs..,:*. The fertiliser that went to
waste on the raugea is want at so much
a ton to bortkoltoret dWr#ete fes w.
In the orchards. New s4$I'da are in
WlWrte by «hicb time cat peer and tour
on the 1.erves are saved. A half doyen
borne' end cowboys do twice as much
work mud raver twloe as much territory
as formerly. The breeding of the bend
is done by improved contrivencee that
wave knit the tiva.-Field and Farm,
Heed I. the nese.
Employer (Ireeribly)-(:onfnnnd that
boy 1 He's never atoned wben he is
wanted.
i('lcrk-I think it meet In berellitery
with him, sir. Ilia father tea pupae -
men. -New York Truth.
"Felts nne," meld he am he stalked
from her prearmee, "yore now took npotl
my farm far the last tine."
"Well. your bx.ka «111 be imprnvsd
by weenier w meek," replied the
kind girl -New York World.
DOURLJ* TAACre TO TORONTO.
0. P. a Has Rogan the Work Front
Montreal -The Merl• Cslooy.
Montreal, Sept. 96. -The double track•
lag .t the Canadian Pacific Hallway
between Montreal and Toronto hat
already been commenced with vigor at
tees end of the Ilan. 1 his improvement
WA authorised by the .tunboI lets at the
Ian anneal meeting. The officals Nay
that the nefee between Montreal and
not Queen City 16 very 1 sgeste4, aid, no
doubt, a oomparattI* short elm* will
Wane& before the satire motion 1e$ouble.
!reeked.
The Meth Colony.
Rey. !ager Lomita* arrived Mew yea
tench) in the interest of his HMIs oeigey
A Keg Lab, 190 miles east of admen -
ton. He gays the 82 families already
edablb.bed ate doing well add that three
is room for 1,900 out or the 9.000 8ng-
11ab, Scotch and Ironies Melts families
eeatev.d ell over the American and
Canadian Northwest.
D.leata.al. aws.etry.
Belleville, Ont, Sept ed. -Mrs Empey
et Marmon, wbo was tried beton Judge
Loner on charge. of anon and re•ieting
arrest was found guilty, but. as the
judge held her to be subject to delusion-
al tnesnlir, she wassail to prison during
pinnate.
WHEAT EASt..r,....v.,,
h1_te•dey wan • Very Quiet Dag .5
Video,* - 71i. Toccata Maekeq-
Lave Stook Mmtet&
Mterdar leveeing. ant, 1L
Tie Chicago waist martet ped ee-
trtmeb dell to -day, sad at the dean quota -
these ter alt dell..rlte were lee to fir' be-
low yesterday's caul iligerve, Liverpool
prices fen .5 %d to -Aar. and Parts quota-
tions, 20 to 01 centimes. w►11. Antwerp
advanced 1251 teatime&
Loading Wheat Rackets&
Following an the atuuog pr.evs today Y
Saporta at centres:
Cosh. sept. Der. May.
Ckinge ..5.... 5u self to are M 64 4
New York0 741 0 ante o ,ti'i
at. 1.eW. , , .. 0 v 0 e75t a 'i em► 0 1111%
Milwaukee ... 0 67th 0 Key
Toledo -.... .. 0 71 0 fin% 0
Detroit .. 0 • 0 115 0 theta 0
Death. No. 1
Northern . M 0754 0 6751 0 p11 0 ere
Vetere, No. 1
Mtnntrpoils . M 7. 0 MK M Wilk O a
Tedestoo No. a
Lard mewl.. 0 en .... .... ....
Tonnes. red.. 0 A .... ....
Tommie" at. Lewr•aee yta•k•a.
Wheat rooter, 1580 Wiles needing at
Iva log prices : N'Mte 11405. red ins tS ,
goose 30, to IOe.
Earley inner: 8egp_ .ereld at the
Mata steady, 1000 bedede melee at 27e
to YAK.
Hay notikanged. 0) leute Wiese aR 27 le
5460 per tea for uaoothy, ala 53.70 to IS,io
for clover.
l strew l; Leer keels sod at el to Mees
per tae. --- -
Dewed little ode M 16.30 to 49.73 Per
` otatoes pl•etbad, iseeteir at 75e to at
r
p Apples plentltd• genies at 75r for «1.4 -
falls and 51 to 41,26 for medlar, base.
pecked A few extra choke benefit 51.30
per MrrN.
Batter grace: shote* named rails from
farmers' beasts to sfetel 1 customer. .old
at 21e to 28. per Ib,. the bulk ening ■t
atoms We per 1R Mae, 1Owrver, gold as
low as lar.
es firmer: strictly seaside lee to Ise,
wtags few very 'nese from fartners',ter
het. by the single dolma et 3r4•.
t'hleheag, 60e to eM•, and durk.. 66r to
76e per pelr; geese. 7t• per Ib.: turkeys. 12c
to 14. per 1b.
chimes Live S141ek.
Chteagn, Sept. 24.-II.4e--Iteilmated saw•
snipe to -der. 21!tn: Ian neer from rwt•r-
day, :t4%); market fairly active, steed. le
18 higher: 1181,1. 5.9.6, to H Mu,: totted.
RIA to 54./71,; heavy, 51.13 to 44.0; renll:h,
5.1.4.1 to 19.66,
I 61110- Re.dpts, 800. Market .lmtet end
earful ,, ,d.
nest 41.fate Cattle Market.
Gee Nnffalo, N.Y., Sept. 21. -rattle --
None on see. calves is nib* empty ■red
about gra- lower. (lidkw to ettre reels,
37.75 to 11t.
seem and Lamle -There were e.1 !nada
en tale. mare teem enfilletent ter tee .M-
rr.ad. Trade Mow and 10r lerw,r oe how'd,
hut Measly fro ra'me'p. Iambs, .hone to se-
tts. 40.40 to 55.%0; goat ro choice. $6 to
4.140;-.rs»the to fair. 34.So to 5S. Rheep.
.Acre. t0 mitre AIM. 54.38 to 54.:,0; good
to mitcop, 54 to 3.4.2,: r•0mm0n to fair, el
to bean. Only part .t the ate/Inge were
amid and the crow wee doll
H»g.. Mime were R6 Iced. Ones:.; mar
Its germ.,' he:ter •t an adratue est Ce ,m
dt0rebl. gond Yorkers. 54.15 to
• lYS matinee. 54.1n to 54.1.1. prin.lpalir
1x154: plink Pk.78 to Mean: mocha, j1.:ac
to 53.10; warm. F1. V0 to 5.1.30.
Clem Markets.
Coarsen -1i e, ylee., newt. ii. --At. me Cow.
erdrrtue (fierce Board today peace sue
918't mused- Thirty rectories oerred
1461 Maes cheese; ' 00, creamery offered
6070 pewees tab hotter. Hotter, 19C bid:
no melee. Oar hnrtdml and se7r.ty-.dx
axes sold t0 O. W.Itea-k h.r 1. 111 bogs.
rad to H, 5. mhos ter Se 06 hoop. ends to
Retard for *i4.; rte, August reake, ro
Hibbard hit wise. 'few .ofd 6221 boxes:
rel.. ag pelts M. Ademereed to Oct. 1.
Watertown. N.T., Sept 24.--aelee of
thee.. Oa Rn.rd Or les4e tsd,77 401*8
beers. emetic Ikesember, at 0r to Or, ha'k
at ler te wase; market settee cad 1 LIIM
►ughm{ Asea intense of last week.
OgrM•sidteg. N.Y.. dept, 24.-741neteen
lets, 18848 lessee 0ereed: w0. Nd. no este..
L,tor, en street, tesla. sold at Wee: baleen
h,.'d,nr.g' ter Ott.
I,,,ndnn, out., Mot. M.- Dir11 factorise
ppegtered 1406 testae Augae ase**N geld;
hoe .r 200 at 5e. 800 at apse, 240 et
6 10atic. 76 l et OTCs': mrrke2 ante.,
retie.. Ma,kpls.
Liverpool. *pt. 9t.-12.trt- No 1 North.,
_elements*• err, *tock _elementoled «191.1, lig
• .YTS. 1 ('*1., 0.. 9d in 6g Merten,; rn, Re o.,.i,
oma*, 6. ?d; pork.30s; land, 7nt fid: teems
the M: Mete beevy, I.0., afla Ild, 1gh t, tela:
short est, 31.; there.. whiter, 111e ed met-
cnA. 40s .
blverpoo1 (hose ---Spot wheel tem �y7,, �wtti
es ti
fwinter at 21,4011 Futures 61 tltd fee
rept. ee MM far iia• and Int tt44 fee
Vetch. Meleee,, 5. laa44 fe•tepee S'ntmoa
as itted f
4144 for Dee. moue, 1(41--41. (1st. amd M
CAN'T EAT.
i , • y.'�� i
• UIgeetwnlis the vfooN0 111 (tfens the ems oflch,
D is thefeet late e.ergy. Pew ?ceases pellet dive,
tion. If your d(gsatiaa la impartial. d Toa
cannot At what you 11ee without dis0oafirq
It you caseot oat when you ought to est, the
time has coat. when you .hou1J take Dr.
Ward's ftluod and Nerve Pills. HunkIttor
tee best *AA Tek. theca Pella 5n4 get
hungry. Yoe ts0 warn eat what yes wt Il yes
Mee In. Ward's )ills
WHAT Theta 14[5170 ARt;
My system was entirely n/nreeawd
the nee of Dr. Ward's blood and Nen. P11y
sad 1 vetted.' them o marvellous strreath
sad nerve builder for dyspepsia 1 wu w
sick ted miserable that 1 •earl 4 to hat. se
lite or merry telt in me. 1 suffered so at
. times that 1 thoogbt death would be Atter
for me. I had triad Doctors and differesl
Clads of medicines, Out e.1 sled to do e•
Amy good. 7 am In every way now • well
woman, and hem bees for moetk.. *nor*
•iia, thea. Pills 1 was Web that !Mould
m
sot keese Webpp anything ie 8(0,5514. 1 s0
•-
vender tits opinion flet amnesia could no
be cured, bet tow 1 am satiated 0 an to.
oared. for Ions able to eat like any health!
women •0d keel bettor in every way. They
have built me up also, -1 now sough several
pound' more thea 1 ever did before 1n cue.
elusion, 1 would advise every woman &dieted
with poor dtge.tfon to give Dr. Werd'a Pale
a trial.
MKS. 1. 5 11FAT1OM, Fort Colborne, Oat.
Dr. Ward'' Blood aed Wena rills are sold
at t+ testa per boa, s bores for 5• e., at
4r,. ` ts,- -mailed ea reoelpt of pre.. by
• Dr -#era ts. ye Wined& at., Tweets
S eek of latormatl .-ks..
1. • - -me
-.
Tow 7.titN.. Weepes.d M.
Termite, Sept. 14.'-Ths end M the
petition .ed erns.-p•titlnn In Month
Welfing*nn was rw,'h,w1 et (lagndle Hatt
yesterday mnrnlne beton' twn judge% of
the .lenliml snort, Mowers . (.ler fled
Mael.nnan. Col. A. i) Msrdmulti, Q.Q,
of Iln.lph, was prww'nt en behalf of Me
petitioner, 141. W 111(.m Plater, rsaahr.S
Mejnr John Metrl., tee f.lheral member,
e nd announced that nee selene would
be petered. Mr. Leith Gathrf. of (Inept',
for the petitioner, 1tn11M, eglslesl Henry
88*4,8p, the Cnn..rvsNvt ren41A&te,
merle s docile en0nnne.m.nt In regard
to he petition, whenopne herb were ete-
rnised.
ltmlseed.
T1ad isd i Nleeet
. Thaw le reedtroneelrely t tar river 1s
North Carolina, but some folks w111 nM
believe It An ofd JohnnyRob tent the
following Mary or bow the enk.se found
it.
When the Confederates evsr,ated W ein-
tngton, N. O., /bey rolled 1,000 barrels of
ter end turpentine Into the river et T.f1'e
More, and two months now a steamho•h
the Colonel HUl, with 400 Yankee prisoo-
oreefsalg Mem Weeishory to 71asb1nglhtl"
to he exchanged tied up at the wharf le
IA the boys bathe They stirred up the
ter at the bottom of the river and were
aasnd «tib tt from herd to toot W bee
we orae upon then'. each man had his ra-
tions .f mea in one hand and • small
stick In the other, scraping and greasing
for dear life. ' Hello, Doyle What's the
matters' I leaked And they 'replied,
'Dnesed 1f we haven't found Tar river as
ISA ; the whole bed Is covered with pitch. ' "
-New York Prete
The 10158.50 leer
Jesus tesehee the beet sad the truest
end highest ide of God that 11 le poem
be for man se cooe.lve; and of e11 the
doctrines of God that levo ever bees
taught se pmesested In the world, We
alone tan satiety tee moving* of man's
spiritual 'Ware and enable the 0301 te
rust secure in the eoneclowmttg that the
arm of lbs Almighty and tee All good
is ever othete el.ed to protect and th-
read. Weald you seek after • teacher that
ma lead you up 1.0 the tunas of your
being, &red pled your spirit In eommon-
ia\With tot fled tee made It, and hash
year anxious fears with the assurance
this the love of God L with yee, and that
the arms of H1s moray circle you now
sad mermen, you moot find that sacred
tsaeher 1n Jesus, ter In this respect 1t te
hes that "other men make like tole
MSR."
N CARRIAGE MAKER
Suffered ten years from weak heart
action and nervousness
Cured by Milburn's Heart
and Nene Pills.
No trade or pr'ote•aism le exampl from
Messes or derangement of the heart and
*ileus& The prevent.* of work and the
mental worry are bound to prolate esehale
M etespi ae a sooner w Ie1s.
1
�\ IL 1(
Mr. Donald Campbell the wga-kasw$ '
marriage maker of $arriNoq Ost} said f
"I here been troubled off cad on for ten
years with weak action of my Inert end
nervousness. Frequently my Uert would
palpitate and deter with greet videnee,
alarming me etheedingly. Often I bad
sharp pains in my heart and could not deep
well •t night.I gni a boa of Milburn's
Hsi end Nerve Pills and from them de-
rived almost immediate benefit They re -
Mored vigor to my nerves and strengthened
tbyentireeystem,removingeverye kmn
mp
di nerve or heart trouble. end ging me
to restful, healthy sleep."
Ilbera's Heart and Nerve P111. care
polpdtatioa, throbbing. dissy aid front
,peals, nervousness, sleeplessness, weak-
ness, temele tronblee, sitar effects of gelppa8
de. Prise Ida a bra or 1 for 11.96. e1 ell
druggists. T. Milburn AOo., Toronto, Ont
LAVA-UV<R PILLS sere tieaetlps-
Lem Rl1ewa•ssa. Olet N..dasb. OP/
e.e.st Ther eta meet (eye. Mete*
K isikea. Neth pin seta prfe eli•
SKI "! had Salt
mho
lmn of the wont
kind, as our famil
r
doctor called it,
►red cotttd cot get anything to
cure me. I read of Burdock
Blood Bitters, and determined ter
try it. I got one bottle •nd be-
fore 1 not II half of it i could tell it
was doing me
good, and after RHEum
taking gilt bot-
tles i was per-
fectly cured, and
to -day am happy Woman at being
curedof thatterrihiediseags." Mas.
MAGOAL2RA VOto', Rhineland, Ont.
B. B. B. Is the loot remedy in
the world for &term, Snit Rheum,
Tetter, Saeid Head,
Shingle*, lioile, Pim
ples, ,Oren, Ulcer*
and an Rood and
Skin Diseases.
3