The Signal, 1898-10-13, Page 6•
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i N[STORY RFI'EaTINGdm 3a•utpatounreent ahioSie. OD, end r
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port is received twining will be settled
4 Allmon the two Government*. The
• iewspeper polemics, however, continue
Luckless Paris Affected by •
Gigantic Strike.
10,000 EXTRA TROOPS CALLED.
Work/ageslsjalart to Violate and seek
15apMM • Pani gr mp.tbolle Sink.
Wt& • Thew N U.kering 1■ aa
ltoo■°,010 It.•olutlo■ Tk,
Aethorltim Ar. Appr.bee-
•tv• Coble New.
Paris, Oct- 10-..Tbe Government has
booed special orders to the garrisons of
aumerous gowns near the amplest to send
bensedlasely to Paris, bed Infantry mob.
The Journal des Debate declares than
thew reinforcements will amount to 10,-
000 men. The paper expresses the hope
that the country 1s not on the eve of a
'evolution. All the troops will be sup-
plied with two days' rations and sixty
roands of ball cartridges. Yesterday has
pared off gutsily. Proficient Faure, In -
✓ ead of visitlog tee Mom at Long
Champs, s 114 bad intended. prudently
ennateed'at Itaboolllot, Ditto ivoiding a
, amonatra$lose -
ONE MOBE TROUBLE.
Wreckers 1n Fr Are 511.105 to Cheep
by Oars Mold .trop• the Condition
of the Hawes.
Paris, Oo$ 1O. -Following the Dreyfus
excitement In Femme 1s an upheaval
among laboring men. The leaden are
•Imlhg as a general oinks, with the pro-
tested object or effecting an roono0:l0
'medullae which will change the ponition
el the workers of France The Ores Indi-
cation of tyle trouble oocurral several
days ago.
Paris joss now might be 1a a state of
e dge. 1'roopl are dotted about all oval,
we capital, almost all the places where
work of oon.truelion M going on are
guarded There le a manliest deers upon
the part of the striking nowise to bring
about a general oesation of labor I)7 any
and every magna. Yesterday the house
painter. passed • resolution oobismning
Nome worktnen who still besltam to join
he drikerre At a meeting of the abfnee
makers eta of ebe speaks -s proposed the
e xtension of the strike to the pr:minim,
and said: "We need notoonoern ourselves
with the pecuniary question. It we be
game hungry there are plenty of shops.'
There have been many violent *[arks
during toe week at the big hotel thee the
sleeping oar company to building In the
Cbarnpa Klysee. Several striker' put In
an %posarvn& the other day and Ilterelly
pulled the men atilt working off ebe
premises. At another point a laborer was
attacked for oontlnaing to work He
pulled cut a revolver and shot one of late
argessaor 1n the nose. There has been
but little occasion for any active distance
on the part of the cavalry and Infantry
so far. One or two bharges were made
yee.erday to disperse the threatening
crowd, of strikers. As Mary non•strlker
mune& have • separate aware, many of
them are being lodged and fed at their
work. Between six and oven hundred
beds have therefore been Installed In the
ma binary gallery of the exhibition to
aramnmadate them.
It looks, however, as though thin will
prove a work of supernrngntlon.arday by
day the number of strikers increase.
Doelde N Join the,NtrI5..
London, Ova 10. -The Times oorree
pendent at Paris telegraphed yesturlat
that the striklnp laborer+ rejected the
Municipal Council', proposal looking so
a settlement of the strike and that nearly
all the unions and the men at work upon
the greater part of the betiding' In
eonrms of emotion have decide! to join
the strike.
M. Hello,-•. darning.
Repine], Francs, Got. 10--6r. Jolty
Melina, Prettier of the French Ministry
ptereding the present Government of M.
Brisson, who presided se a banquet of
lbs AesaesNnn of-$sttwsy- Bnrploye.
Isere on Saturday evening, uttered a seri-
ous warning agalnwt the agitation and
unre.t 1n Frans, plass troubles and
strikers.
THE TERRIBLE ORDERED OUT.
•alr.hurr 1a a ting Cod Hood Haa Got
Down to Serious Boaloe..-.War
Material for Hong (tong.
London, Oct. 10.-Tbe Marquis of
RelMbary mfr lwtnrn,d to WS- duties at
the Foreign Offloe In an unusually dogged
mood, a complete antithesis of his or•dln
ary gentle treatment of rho DM) fats He
was extremely ,Lsgruntle0 at the way
olBcial matters c0noerning China and
Pa.hoda have been coming out.
The British Premier seems to realize
that trouble 1. brewing in the East, as
large quantities of war borate are going
N Hong Kong. About 300 tom of am
munition were embarked for that port
on Saturday, while the first-class cruiser
Terrible hes been mdered to join her
sister shtr, the Powerful, on the China
station so anon as .mall repairs are o.m-
ploted. These °ruiners are the largest In
the world, and form a formidable addi-
tion to Orest Britaln's naval force In
Chingos waters.
No Truth t■ It.
New York, Oat. 10.-A able m".ge•e
dated Pekin. Det. 7, la Thurlow Werra
Marne. In New York, from II. H. Lawry,
peeeldent of the Amertan Unlvmlty In
Chins, dentes the truth of all the recent
atorlee M to the suicide er ae.aa tnetlon
at the Empero. No ono bas been killed
In Pekin, the mileage says, exoepl siz
melees, who were beheaded for attacking
Europeans. The emperor has been de-
posed. Tne Kmpress Dowager !Olga&
Another U Report.
C•Iro, 001. 10. -The report that the
treasure of the Khalifs, valued at if10,-
t40,00n, had been found and was being
forwarded to Cairn, le without found', -
tem. X limey baseless is the report eta/
Oen. Kitchener well resign toe alyder-
R.W. Otarreaehin5,
Pekin, Ort. 10 -rite Allures Foreign
Ofl7n0 hen protested against the extender,
Hu.efan .teem\ pnlnttng tat that It ie
ewlee the atrens 1k of the detarhn,enta of
tee other pnwrre. ,
Qaeerlae er th. Calm. Debt.
Parts. tkt. 10. -The gnestlbn of the
Cohan debt menet be settled to til the
•omtnloetonen hen resolved frnah in-
¬lons from their respeotle• go,orn
smote The Merrloan 0emtni.ienets nee
Melons to deal with Cuba In a .n.nmary
ieab:en; the Npaalnrde from the point of
H em that the protocol waa drawn up
e nder the neeo,..lt- of potting an one to
a adoration which had bermes thrsat.n-
ly for lath nn.in•rie..
Tp! raiment, APYAIa.
Musk Oev.,mr.awl Will o eatac •
tremens 011ee. and M1. R.anrt-
iendea, Cket, 10. -TA. Fro•eh Govern
Avers, hoe weeded the invitation of the
ibeirement of Groat Renate M noevey
t FMnne (Whew from Fedoras. hy way of
rfo Miy, 1. ,weer that 16 frog abatis kis
with unstring ardor. -
A Pa.ked• Mlw 'Perk.
London, Oot. 10.-'1'ba Foreign Otnce
las Issued • Fukud& blue book, giving
the oorreapondeuoe Newnan the Freuob
and the Ur.tlab Governments. Ito &n -
sus show that Gen. Kitchener waa Ire
'eructed to sake troops wish him 1n order
to wtfuroe the British demands It was
►ll true, loo, about Kitchener's arrival
saving Marchand from being wiped out
by I10rvlsh.e.
Feoaeh 1MNrtal Partr.
Parts, 00* 10.-Tbe Journal attributes
the abdloatlon of the leedersblp of Ilse
Imperialist party by Primo Vino' Napo-
leon, In favor of his btotbur, Prince
Louie, who le In favor at the Riordan
Court, or being due W the hostility of the
ex Empress Eugenie and influential
Honalartista The paper adds that the
fortunes of the ex -Empress and of Pointl-
ess Mathude will be left to Prince Louis,
Who 1a oolonol di she Czarina', lancers
111 iso Buselso away.
'11i7FPrVL-iL .Zk AT HAII<OW.
Toe '9"'N...s hewed In the
- Treat, Pert on herder Week.
Shanghai, 001. 10. -Details just re -
"Mean herr from Hankow, the treaty port
at the mouth of one of the tributaries of
the Yang Toe Kiting, show that the Ore
which broke out there on Sunday last
destroyel 10,0011 trauma, devastated about
two relies of built up ground, and del
damage 40 the extent of front 54000,000
to 8,000,000 Melo. -
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The Kalar•• Repel
Berlin, Oct- 10. -An Imperial council
was held at the Palace on Thursday, at
which some of for rulers and primes of
the Gorman States wok part. In view of
the Emperors visit to Jerusalem, and
she simultaneous absence of bis brother.
Presto Henry, His Majesty stipulated
that should misfortune befall Elm w that
he weld not direct the affairs of the
Government by telegrapb, King Albrecht
of Saxony should be appointed Regent
A Great ntaasp l'o11.et1.. Stolen.
London, Dot. 10.-A despatch from
Parts to a local news agency says (bat a
prloelesa Internatloual eolleotlon df poet
age stamps ham been stolen from the
oentrel poet ofllce in that city. The col-
lation comprised speclrwna of every
wasp t.wwtt let-.11s*ey years past by
every oountry In the world.
B.r.f.rd Tisom marquis Ito.
London, Oct. 10. -T4s Shanghai oor
respondent of the 'flutes says: Rear -
Admiral Lord Charlwt'Heresfurd has ex
changed thine with M'arquh Ise, the
J apanese statesman. Marquis Ito thinks
th.t the anti foreign polity recently
adopted at Patin might be remedied by
a joint repregentatloo by the powers.
Nancy Galltord Admits Id..tlty.
London, Oel. 10. -Awarding to the
Daily Mail. Dr. Nancy Guilford no
longer denies that she is the midwife of
Bridgeport, Conn , bot declarer hermit
absolutely innocent of Any connection
with the death of Emma Gill,
Why Are They Steele(
Canto, Crete, ON. 10. -Teen 1s • gen
oral exodus of Christians, Mussulmans
and Iaraellss dike. All of the sseainere
leasing here are crowded, and many per•
sons are unable to secure passage.
Great Plr. at Midway. N.8.W.
Sydney, N.S.W., Oct, 10. -An ,norm
pas tiro at Rod Fern, the principal .nburb
of Sydney, bas destroyed the whole of
the area rover& by business premless
and dwelling bouess,
D,., .s. .f Dead.
Berlin, Oct. 10.-PrinonM Marie, the
wife of Prince Albrecht of Prussia. the
Regent of Brunswick, died Saturday
afternoon at Kameaseaet4. She wee
Demean of Saxony.
The Queen's Health 1. not
London, Oct. 10. -Letters from nal
moral refer to the un.attsfactory state of
the health of Queen %Octorla. Her Majes
1y, It appears, is troubled wltb languor
and drowsiness,_
Caieells Free of Plague. '
Colonna, Oet. 10.-Tbe elft was yes-
terday officially declared free of plagues
MR, ATI.ESWORTH. 5.1•.1'.. RF-5IGN8.
There Will Be no Eleetlua Tr1.1 at
N
The L So.' Vacant.
Napanee, Oct, 10. --It was announnert
on Saturday morning that H. E. Aylee
wottb had resigned his seat as M .PP.
for Lennox, and the petition against hit
elec'Jco, which was not down for trial
here to -day. will not be proceeded with.
The petitioner withdrawn all the personal
allegations against, Mr. Ayleswortn and
will pay hit own costs. Indlsoreet sofa
on the pert of over zealot= agents, which
came to the respondent's notice, Induced
him to vacate the seat,
HARLAW'n RI('51 8TRIRR.
Oates Aero.• th. roond.rteg steam.,
eleaffee lid 8arod Cargo.
Halifax. N.S., 0.4, 10. -The Halifax
INamer Harlow, Captain Mott, made a
rich strike Tuesday morning, when she
rvaobed the Deltas of Newfoundland. The
Tbompsrm f.lne steamer Gangs", from
Montreal for Europe, with her large cargo
of emote, flour, obmese, ere., was ashore
at Ferrate .0d the Harlow sated a large
pan of the Meg°. She in now 0n her way
la Ala port, having nearly 6,000 boxes d
cheese on board.
Tbmre l• 01111 N. Cl.. -
Winnipeg, Oct. to, -Thom le•beelntely
nothing new In nnnneotion with the hawk
tohbsry, ezeepting the arrival on Satur-
day ret A. ft Hereford of Montreal, Whitt
in.penaor of the bank.
The rooeaa- a1 every bank enrpktyn
were searched, Ent nothing was found to
atttnh enenlMnn to rely of therm. The
etnployee are regarded as an exceer:fnaly
steady lot of fellow..
The affair maker thine" 'ether bnnnm
fnrtable for the °Melai). and their Mends,
as the public annoy well wee how the
robbery roved here taken place without
lbw knowledge of .none one inside.
A report, which was perelaWntly eli-.
breed Rs.nrnlay night that the miring
Mlle from the Monona Rank had Mean
fonnd, rennet he nnnflrieed. Ofllnlale ,n
t.rw.4rt In oho neater maintain perfect
inform on the anbj•nt of the robbery mod
will give no Information sheet way.
Te Seiki • Kidd N naw.na.
Ottawa, Del. i0. -At the next matte
of Parliament, .pplla►Inn wi11 he mate
fro an Aet ta inenrpnrete • railway rem -
piny to bu.ld • road from 41» 11+1 of
(:voltam Paso along the ikelton ?rail to
fort Selkirk and Amens
Ile. Lambert waa admitted oil tell of
M.000 art 1slnrday Honer* Roblilard.
.r M P.,and mr A11. Henry see h1e
snr01M tee 39,000 wok, and Minden
N,6N
Althalleffreleeteethee
BRITAIN'S NEWisiisigenneoung
aro ses-ao ou. oI
quote
I]lsn, are gory aourf s un moment of the
• Uuweroua uumber of inatnurlals they aim
Obliged to ouoMd.r. Ta. schedule. shougb
leatative, includes pgrloult.trel and an1-
tnal produote and a Iet of taauutaotured
lrilolss. The Intern atonal ounferenos is
Mjourned to Nov. 1 at Washlogton.
The leather waaufakturere bad ae
interview with Sir Wilfrid Laurier and
the Canedlaa Coatmlseloss$ at the
Chateau un Saturday afternoon.
Ons of Them Is Tooupla, WMOMI
1s Without a History.
SURVIVORS OF THE SUBMERGED.
ang. 8.1ia7<awk'• AYp daaj 'navies
ll -u. t\t I ease tslnodtf, I. U 11•
lag R.perl.aeee of Gile.M aid Wes
-lalaed .4. Illetaltl Hee Hls-
• appoered-alit,*s Raw Net
Deere N the Rooke.
Vancouver, OM. 10. -The fdluwing
news was br'oeghl by the mall steamer
Warrlmoo from Australian puree, wblob
arrived on Saturday
H.M.S, Mohawk hes returned to Syd-
ney from the Solomon group. She had
bees on • punitive eip•dttton among the
islands. Among the villages visited was
that of Vella la Vella. TM natives of
this place were concerned ID a murderous
attack made on Captain J. Prat, • well-
known Island trader. The Mobawk land-
ed an armed party, who proceeded inland.
The village wee !pend desensel but the
Hohawk's men avenged the affair by Or-
Mg
rIng native huts and deetroying plantar -
gloat. Subsequently the Mohawk o.11ed
off Slrobo and ■rreated the ohlef of see
village there, in connection with the
gasass,:re of a 5.igbbortag tribe. Among
tee victims were ten women from Rube
ana. Some nasive girls had been oarried
off by Strobe men as prisoner. *ad Ibe
oad•In of the warship endeavored N
obtain their rete• e, but .11 la no
and the obis/ wa1 igken on in
WW1 before the British Commlesdont,
0. M. Woodford- While en the Mohawk
the chief became very violent and on one
ereemioa be took "full charge" of the
forecastle head- He was eventually placed
in trans, but • few days later, after being
transferred to H.M.S. Goldfinch, Vied to
e soape by jumping overboard. The ship's
boas were promptly lowered, and he was
returned Io the warship, and subsequent-
ly handed over to the native police •1
Tulare. H.M.S. Mohawk next prooseded
to the Santa Cruz group, and the oore-
mony of annexation of these Islands is
now In progress,
An omo.r of the warship says: One af-
the mat lnesressing features in oonnao-
tton with our cruise was a visit to Tom -
pia. This Island le without • history. 1s
people certainly are not Kanakas, wooly
haired or stunted in stature. The whole
Lerma oeredely warm to give eater to the
Darwinian Idea of • submerged oontin-
est, In so far that the formation is
mountainous, while In the valleys it bas
about 8041 people. Thew ars glgantb la
stature- One we measured was rex tete
No Inches, and the women are propor-
tionate. They have long, stralgbs hair
(the men,) which they dye a flaxen color,
and which In Wok folds bangs over their
eopper tinted shoulders. The worsen, on
the contrary, have their hair cot short.
Tbey may be related to Samoans or
Maori/, but they oerwtlnly differ so mach
from the Polyneslao as to mate their
blistery mat internecine. Strange to say,
also, they have no weapons of defence •1
all. A remarkable law ■ruoaget them is
that they marry only once, a superatIUon
being that It a inserted man or woman
dice, no testier how many children there
may be, the deceased's spirit has gone
Mead and is walling for the Other !raft.
During the cruise we annexed • rot -
sena, at levet It was • volcanic island, one
which at night, though nos eery aotlee,
one could hear a muddles Dole" and sea
a Ligasea !�yalt Tbliant In the Santa
carxttibs': t -,cues
The Island of Motultl or Kenoedy 1.1 -
and, which has appeared on charts since
the beginning of the-eentary, was searob-
ed for In valeq and no Island sib& any-
where near We position assigned.
MORRIBLS ORATH.
Perry smith. Aged 16, Had H1. Lep Cat
to Plows la • Thresher.
Fleeberwn, One, OM. 10. -Saturday
evening Percy Smith, aged 15, eon of
John rSrnNh, lot It 00*, 71, Euphrasle,
aecldentally slipped on the teed heard of
• machine at his father'. threshing while
getting out of the mow. Both feet were
drawn into the cylinder. One leg was
mangled to the bSp, the other to the
knee. Dr. Hthbey of KI on honey war on
the .rens within half an hour, but could
do nothing, the lad breathing his 106
Bud two boars after tee •stillestse+w'd.
CRIMINAL _INDIANS.
eotaras..t Descends That Lha Mvd.r-
on n. Glrr■ Up te A.,wer C. the
Charge The Programme.
Walker, Minn„ Oat. 10. -Al the In-
dian e00no11 held hereon the reservation
• demand was,ptade by the (lo,ernment
through Indian Agent J(utherland that
the men concerned In the killing of
soldiers near Bear Island he glom ap to
answer the charge of murder.
Marshal O'Connor and dhq troop. com-
manded by General Baoon mored to the
money on the reservation at 10 obinck
Sunday morning. Hone baro been chart
ted and another effort will be made to
apprehend the 50 Indians for whom the
marshal has bench warrants. Wban the
troop■ melee at the Agency romans will
be sent out and the men ordered In. In
ase they do not respond Marshal O'Con-
nor, backed by the troop., will go atter
them.
A WASHINGTON VIEW.
Asrrlesns Spy Little Progress I0 Beteg
Wade 0t Q..bee - Canadians That Only
R.elpreelty Re eals@ Unasttl.d.
New York, Oet. 10, -Tb. Herald pub -
Hebert the following from IM Washington
correspondent:
"Hamm' have reached the State De
partment from the American members of
the nommlrlon which has been sitting In
Quetta'', .huwtng that little progress 1s
being made In settling the gemstone
which are being cen.ldered.
"I was told so my stoat, so tar as the
department has Min *defied, some the
questions before the oomrlrtel have
boon finally disposed of, and they will be
dienue.d when toe commission noon-
Asass In the OW eta Noy 1.
"The Meath and CAnadtan members.
I was told, have Mom making exorblt.nt
demands and are .pp.rently onwtlling
In grant oonneedons In return for *hose
which has been offered he the repro
eantatives of chi" Government.
"Thloi erten ta deeply regretted hy ad
ministratlom officials, who had hoped
that, fn view of the piMMnt retrainee
between the two Governments, an
arrangement for disposing of all the Int
e ating queetenns I.,ts•e„n the United
Rtetea. (boot. Britain and Canada nonlel
be moored ed Into *ohms any grab 41(1
salty
Thl. Plea a Dlw.reet Ten..
Quehen, Qne. , Otey. 10 ---lore Hrrarhmll
olid slap (Galilee ahnftly, eoing there on
the Drunk n*gshlp Hemmen Ise will be
the lomat or 1.1.05 (lovernor Only.
!leveret 'n1 ohm High C0nnmis.lnn•re left
on Saturday for '.heir hon o5 It is timber
shred that there Is . good penance* of
everything but the reelpt*nity gqs,e.tian
haing settled! and effort. are 5411 M'tnp
med. to mottle that qum.tlnn. ton the
6trmee of Nle Rimmed tnrtwr5ght end
Mr John Charlie,. M.P.. forming the
- -W*TU. $1i$ GOLLtatOR,
aslpb J.\aslea. goo of a c\leage Arekt-
MK Killed %ear Rkith,.
Whitby, Oak, Got. 10,-14elpb Joke-
st.ou, aged 17. may son ot Mr, W. K.
Jobostou, srohlteoi, of Chicago, was
wheeling to bis bums here, which 1 Mat
of the town, •boos 10 o'clock Saturday
night, when he winded with Walter
Shaw mid .1. W •{sou two other W bltby
young men, Who ware return,: g from
Oshawa on their wheels. Jobrsion was
thrown Irmo his wheel by that of Shaw
onto teat of Watson. which struck him
on the head. Shaw and Johnston were
rendered unoougoluus by the eelltdm,
and Wasson was so terrified be was un-
able to help bas comrades. Shaw, how-
ever, revived 1n a taw moments, and,
with the help at one or two others, acted
vary gallenYy, 0e4witk1tanding bye owe
Injuries, white wme be Ito ms•na =OWL
In trying to save Johnston, but all was
In vain, Hs wee removed to • eomfort-
abi plans, and two doctors were hastily
summoned. but Johosws died as 9.16
S1gday morning.
Teti°w !AVMS IN BIBB • MIT•.
Tweety Thoessad People lave fled
Prone the Stem of W1s•Iselppl.
"U.s pbla. Tess., OW. 141. -The }M1ow
fever situation thruugbout the State of
Missiestppl in assuming grave proportion&
The area of tee fever bas ,o enlarged
that Infection may be said to be general
throughout the State, and there is not a
seotlon that bas not been visited, Three
Inter -State relined' have practically sus-
pended business and several short lingo
are on the verge of • temporary shot -
lows doe to the lack of trade. Twenty
thousand or more peel& have hurriedly
left the State and are now refugees le
northern older, eagerly awaiting the ap-
proach of oold weather. Tbe disease con-
tinues increasing 'seedily In Jaek.on, the
utas appal. Since September 57 thew
have been 44 crew there, of which 14
were negro/is. Only live deaths have bean
reported slaw the beginning.
Lae Pee Waste Hs wtr.,
Vaseoeeel� 11ia� i0.--, ' C11I8MW fi`1
the town 11 Raekaneok on Abe Crow's
Neat Railway, named Lun Foo, wanted a
wife and gave Web Chung, of Revelstoke,
6400 for • fair rompeabo be had. Lun
Foo gos her. but Chung wanted the girl
back, and 1t 1a geld got three Chinamen
40 abduct her. Now I.:In Foo has Inserted
the tendril*/ adrwUsement in the Nel-
son Press: To Wah Chung. Revelstoke,
B.C.-Some one took my girl away,
dressed In English clotbes, look. eke a
Jap girl, has throe Chinamen with her.
5800 reward for returning her to Nelson.
(Signed, Lan Foo, Keskabook).
A GREAT MONEY CENTRE-
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ENTREA. Ita.rs.as Amount el Caseation
Meek Meld Ise Montreal -Sallee et
H.M.S. Talbot 111(1.d.
Montreal, OM. 1. -The fact that Moak.
real 1, fast becoming one of the great
mop5y•eeatres of the eontineo$ becomes
more evident from day to day. 11 was
estimated nese yesterday that no lase
than 46,000,000 worth of Can*dlse Pa.
elflo stook is now held on margin on this
market, much 'steer dorms than was
ever known before In oonneotlon with
that stook. Montreal. In fact, 1a far ahead
of New York, and If the idea u realized
that transfer book. are kept here tee
total amount of badness In Montreal will
be larger. So far mat of she trading In
New York has been done for Montreal
acooaot, but with the transfer books
brought hare, New York will not agave
alongside of the Canadian metropolis, 14
must not be forgotten also that the 01,-
000,000 do not include the large amount
of stook that bee been parnhased ban and
paid for as an investment
6n51bh r.11or Killed.
One of the sailors of H. M.S. Talbot
was killed on the Canadian Pacific Rall -
way rook on the wharf yesterday mord•
Mg early, 1t is seppo5.d by a .abutting
train, of whir, t there are a greet malty
passing to and fro at night TM un -
nate mars was a Corn)shman, H. iL.
Dingle, and was only 91 yedre of age.
Ne Rad 1. Sight.
The pamenger rate dlfBnulty between
the (trend Trunk Railway and tb. Cana-
dian P•c1&e Hallway promisee to feet le•
definitely. Neither of the roads seam
inclined to trate any conossslon that
would tend to bring about a solution of
rho trouble.
O•., 84,000 Majority.
IA Petrie claims that the majority
against prohibition In Quebec 1s over 84,-
000
THE DREYFUS AFFAIR
FACTS ON Wel10$4 ALL ITS DETAILS
MUST NECESSARILY BE BASED.
N ees Paragraphs tablets Nee Op the
When Walter- Roble Work Daae for
the Iespri.oa.d Pr.neb Caplet* Sr
Mks De.eind Wife, Cel. rie4aarl sod
the World-Rsewa Novelist xol0.
Much las been said of bite about tee
Dreyfus affair which is nut only interest
Ing W Ftetcbmen but ib. world at
large. No other subject of the day is per•
hap quite as fuotoatltg, either. 1t illus-
trates ol.arly the ?Gautier conditions ex
isUng 10 the Ften011 Republic and
demonstrates that up to a few weeks age
the may sad not the Well laws govern-
ed the peoule of Frenoe.
Tse tads to which all the detail, ds
ibi. *renewed case must be fastened have
Mu, been summarised trona the original
document:
"l, Cape Albert Dreyfus of We Frenob
army was 1n 1894, by a secret court-
martial, 000vlosed of Neasok to France
He was condeutnedge •'single document
-a Wedmore or memorandum of Frenob
'5058lary sooner of no tmpartamee oT
*atue, alleged by ono of111e m.aatdinatal
o f Col. Prey du Clam to have been found
111 the wastebasket of the German Am-
bassador.
1. This memorandum was, ib* army's
Impede oontend, In a handwriting td.n•
Neal in all essential points with lbs
handwriting of Dreyfus. 1be opposition
experts °onward that 14 was In the hand-
writing of Major Estrbasy, • trench
military spy.
"6. To lulluenos the oonrt-martial
two secret documents were laid before
them, but not shown to Dreyfus or his
soonest Thps were two letters written
by the military attache lit the Malian
E mbassy st Paris and referring w French
worse sold by a French spy, 'D,' The
army now admits that one of thus letters
telerred so another person and not to
Dreyfus, end bot► the Italian •etuche
and the German oda he, to whom he
wrote, hays pledged ibawselass oon,lns-
ingly that neither letter referred to they
fns, and that they had no dealings what•
ever with him.
"4. In 189e, two year, atter Dreyfus'
soodemuation and when the sgitattoo for
• retrial began in earnest. Col. Retry,
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',twin /0 1N JAPAN.
The Montreal Werehaa Wk. birppear-
.d rem. Menthe Age Heard Feer.
Vancouver, R.C., Oct 5, -Th. News -
Advertiser pohllahei a ,tatement from
Albert I. Lewis, the prominent Montreal
merchant whose disappearance moose
month, ago newel • ..nation all over
Canada, which show. that hello le Japan,
and In whfoh be says that he left home
ander great mental and physical pre, -
son, that Ela eondnet cannot be justified,
that Helen P. M. Lewis le les only wife.
teat the eowardly .torlso *bout her ate
ab.olu*ly untrue, that gee wee in no
wise to blame for his dlaperearance, and
that b5 did not leave with or en *01000*
o f any other woman. TM afgn*ore at-
tached to the statement, whfoh arrival os.
the steamer Yaet•gueb Mara treat
Japan, hae been slsssNd here.
RILL RR 111.11t1118 H,
Applleatlea for Chamge .e Tee.. 1•
Poet..'. Case RaMsed.
Toronto, (M. 8. -Mr. Joggled Motors•
eon he. given judgment On the applla•
tion ley the Crown vee thanes the venue
en tie sa/e et th. twee* tt. Ponton.
Markle and Holden, from Rapanes to
some other .nitabl, town, where 5 fair
*Mai may be had. The defendants, 1t W1*
he remembered, are eI srged with rob
Very, N the Mailmen of the 1)nminlne
Bank. The foamed judge refries lee
motion, holding that the venue In these
mow will not be cheng.d hy the retort
nodose It Is finite clear thee • fair tr►el
eannnt be had; moreover, that ■mfienew
In snppnrt of ►be motion skew Doty the
e pprehen.Ir.n, heed or npinlon of the
dopnnennt" in the matter, and that Is nm
.omelenl 11. refers to the lent that i.en
rine and Addington Confined bete a
population of 50.0(0, from whinh a Mtge
panel may he drawn, and 10 the foot that
she power of the Crnwa to ohellenge
jurors is treater than Mat of the prison
.te
As ga•Ntlg.Gew ese4.,.d.
Ottawa, (let 4 -The tievernmenl e*.,
1t U andantino!, !, nw5.r.d en Irpalry into
tee charges against the Vele n1Hn(ai*,
end he* Mowed a eeentfltaelen to Mr
t1g11Ha to maks Inquiry and tote set
dr new anter neth. The commission arse
forward hy sp.ehl detpstn5 at one,
CAPTAIN ALLalIT n•terie.
who had lust become the bad of tt»
inholllgenoe bureau, forged • letter par
porting to be • allot In the Italian
attaobe'a aeries. In this forged letter
Dreyfus' name ooeurred In fall. This
forged letter was put forward as 1be om-
alueiee proof that Dreyfus was goilty.
Confronted recently with • aharge d
forgery, Col. Henry killed himself. and
It 1. accepted that `suicide fa confession,'
"6. When Party do Clam was promoted
In 1894 for catching and oonvleting
Dreyfus, Col. Plcguart became the bead
of the tni•Illgenoe bora-1. He wee Ws -
missed for ouldeeiing proofs that showed
air tended to show that the bordereen
RM In Lha handwriting at the Breseh
spy K.terbazy, and that Estrhazy had
sold Fr.nee mens to the Germans and
the Italians both before and MN, Drey-
fus was arrested and Imprisoned.
"6. The explanation pat forward by
the armysand the governs»et for Ester-
hazy's published letters denouncing
France and for els selling awe -en is INN
be did It In the regular worse of hie
business. the bleier to get bold of ebe
sortie of otter governments. Des ezpla
nation of the resemblance at the hand-
writing of the herders° to Ealerhazy'e
handwriting 1. that Dreyfus, knowing
E•terhazy'e buslnoea, imitated his hosed -
writing the better to conceal himself.
'7. Disarray and the 'overarmed have
allmeed from the Ort that there 1s oder
• videnoe against Dreyfus, which an In
no otrcamatauoe be disclosed for 'grave
reasons of State,' They allege that these
reasons are so grate that any Met to sup -
prom the Dreyfus agitation would be
jus*fleble. On the other band, the
friends of Dreyfus allege that thee. 00.
tolled 'grove reasons of State' ere merely
the cover for • cllgne of dttrepusble
arrny officers and their dupes who have
Leen conetering, net agalnn Prones
directly, bot first agates' the Hebrews In
the army, and latterly to defend them
selves from exposure and diegrane "
Col. Henry's sulolde forced the Cabinet
N take anion, and • reetalon of the ass
waa *greed upon. This led M. Geeslgwe,
ire Ini.ter of War, to band In his
restgnation, bbl. of lnlal being to Ma own
mind firmly convinced of Dreyfus' golly.
President Faure then personally request
MMB. t.nrta Rt'd*1RE 0R5Trtt5.
ad Oen. Zurlinden, m11101ry governor a
Perls, to snort the war portfolio, sad
imw'aeded In gaining Elm o0n5ent He,
ton. has "ince resigned and given plate
en 'len. (.hannln,- This mains that when
i)rreyfus returns from Devil'. Island, off
the enat.l of French Greene, where he
ham been onnflnd In an Iron realm for
morn than three year*, he will twelve a
fair trial, for the new MIn11Mr of Wet 1s
in favor of r.vluon. The iat.tt develop-
m.nt is that Col. Ceterhary hes enn'mad
that 080 of the 1,000 d'oomene ewe
against Dreyfus wan furred,
Should (apt. Dreyfus .rentn.11y more
hie freedom dad be %rein lneveted,.tplt
the tubiform •ed Iwert M whittle, by
order at iso linerttparlbai. - • 1070051t
alifbt iaf`R'(Fesied him, 1» will have to
thank kis obermine end beent1M1 Orem,
Imola Ingenue fnr the owin.nmmetinn
Soma atter his %meal at 14 plow or
exile he wrote to Mme, firmest, "1 rely
upon, solve this horrible mystery."
Then MN futbful wife, who bed ulured
N share her husband's awful fate and
Was prevented doing 1u by the French
Government, seri to work to free the Cap-
tain or at least le wore tar him a aW
trial. She went to Berlin and flung her-
self Mt the NM of the emperor. One
word from him, site pleaded, would re
lease her husband. "(lar, she Preyed,
"Shall the German Embassy received uo
Information from ()apt. Dreyfus." The
imperer said theward she asked for, bet
1t was of no avall, .xt she visited Me
Noisome of Husda. who took • Iwo
tnl. ill to the ease and did what b•
could to help the pleading wife. Next the
Pope was drawn into the affair, and al.o
the Queen Regent of SpeIn. All of there
tmlbenl persons owl their Influence to
impure • reopening of the Gass, bull with
no success. Still She work which Mena
Dreyfus did was bearing good fruit. The
n ewI0 Pere waUnrbed to light shoat
Dreyfus 'Lata and flax Norden took up hours that tiros Ilk• days. How
their pens and wrote with gall about they come, and how unwelcome they
some of the big people In Parts- Count A system robbed by &terplerwws
5aterbasy was tried on a °Large Gladly natural rest cannot be vigorous W
to that on which Uroytus was oon,loted, strong. The panes are at fault .sl
and altbougb not found guilty, the Net snub( be built up. Lr. \L'ard's Blood say
was all In favor of Mm.. Dreyfus' Nerve Phys are the remedy that toed
campaign. Then, Col. Ploquerl • fr1104
ot the lhgfuees, fought a duel wish 01141 MISS EMMA TEMPLE,
Henry, and then tame the last chapter
at Haarre eenferton and wield., Capt, -r. Mutt IS WHAT 5146 gays:
Dreyfus did weft to rely on Iota 'White
solve the trury horrible mystery, and „seta.,.+ aid o:',,trrti nwnths
that aim will certainly succeed In Illarai 1"woof,.e
tug her bu.be0d or vindicating his
memory if be should die there can be
so doubt whatever. Mune Dreyfus makes
this declaration: "I ate ooa,inosd of my
busbaed's absolute tnuoouo• and meas
to prove 1L Jehovah, God or Provtdenee
will m long orush his en.mlw and re
store him to me." This predl.tloa cer-
tainly seems about to be fulfilled. Mme.
Dreyfus L still a beautiful women not-
wttbatanding the trying time *be has
passed through and the groat grief she
has felt.
7,ola'e interest in the ease will go Into
blowsy as one of Its moil interesting
features The greet novelist, in an open
letter, wooed a number of army *Moen
of beving ooneplred to 0one00t lheytns 40
•5)eld themselves He was arrested, tried
and sabtenoed to • year In prison, and
fled from Francs The proration of the
speech which tie delivered at hie trial was
thrillingly eloquent, sapeolally whets he
said:
"If Dreytus he not Inwood., ia sty
name perish If be be not Innocent, let
me works perish. Be all I have deo* for
tb* lttematue of the gauntry, by all I
Ms N Mfrs Mr. 1 aery•r OAS M Y lass -
't Slee
0
The wavy rich• OA. Ilig'ht, u
e over .aertlon and want u( r,.
which Dieu 1 suffered gte.tiy onatr,.ua;t
the shattered Conchtluaof my n.,°Msaa,�
w411,1 1 was memo to Ind ser n.w( I4
towed a• werdat(we .ler Weld's 51aod
ear,. PTO) that Is three months suds n
tNrVM •truag, removed .H e.T„oa• nsubil
batt up my *.1yale.l system and ear )),,,
strong and we{11. They remorrd dpp„s
d.ney, amid 1■ n.nsegqsar. lit *Nog free
yalaabt,'rUL 1 lural forward to tk. hem
hopefully. 1 k..• to thane your use
ire a..oeee..•s ens bodily treatises he V
proem good 51.atte tad strength.
Wows trey, .
aigaed, IMM* TE4PL*, Hesusgamo
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nene eileahesk
et ye nets per boa, t buses for h e a
enemgtsu, or mailed on receipt of pprry N
Te. Ur. Ward Co , rt Vietorls •t, Teresa
Book.( inforawases tree.
11 •at. -d-
A lad in one of the London hoot
sebuols was found guilty of • .•noes is.
fr•ntio0 of dIselplloe and was dimmed sr
his Labor to tell Ela tpotber *JW 1,
got home what misdemeanor he Nene
m' (tad
The next morning the a'b.iulmieas.
called Johnnie to her desk, she° be
following dialogue ensued
swot
"WW2. Mower Jehateerwifujeg.reag,
your mother what tntractlou of diw'p0e
you were middy of yesterday alet ase
reprimand and bdnlehment p1 ,a
tired) '
"Them, " was 145 sententlnn• roper
"Well, and what did your mother
"She said abe'i 11k* to wring fon
neck for yea "
No more diaolpllne reports wan real
Wow to that mother
WHEAT STOCKS SMALL.
tisad.treevs statemeat ea Wheat steels,
le the Redd t• Oet. 1 -Liverpool
Dawe Tt1. erten.
letarday Evening, Aug.
Inrsdstreet'e .clement Of the w 'i
el... stocks op Oct. 1 shows as Increase
'or 0 91,511er 1• Canada sed the United
States of 10,'L16,11W bushel., and an literates
abroad of 5.400.00) barbels --or oro themes.
r5 Europe and America of only 15.50,1,000
stuhehl for teepptember, again*, an novena
O :'7.011),000 bushels la September. mot.
ler lyladlaa. United stator and E.repea■
trucks kre 04,1181108) bee►.-ls. The 1 lilted
Moon ..d Comedian slacks are the small -
Tb. Viesterelhe demesnes.
"You may bank on • guilty conrkn•v
almost every time when an umbrella e, n
question," saki • New Orleans drummer
"You me this 00.f Well, It came Into no
et al•ee1602. possession quite recently by what they cal
Liverpool wheat Marge eased se Sod per tbe'right of donna I' In a protocol I
-ental to -day. --- -- ---_---- -_y-was esegletoes In 411.04*.fter land see
'fewest. •L Lawremse IBae*S5e wondering what the deuce 1 would ei
when 1 noticed • oe.p under en awning
trying to raise an umbrella It weather
be didn't understood the fastenmmg. sad r
the umbrella Moll was nut new thew
oumstanUal evidence .pint him sumo
elusive
"So 1 walked upend sold Orly, That s
my umbrella. dr.' At the maw tilt. I
took 1t out of his hand Ile wilted at noe
stammered something about a mistake
and sneaked off. while 1 walked away
proudly, ahelter,'d from • very moles now
er 'That's what nerve will do. Ronda
by the way, whom It rally la "-New Or.
law TimesDemocrat)
White and red Mose were tester, bet
fae was ire Sneer. 1400 bushels sold as,
ollows :
Whyte al eater, red a4lye, goose ICM to tL7e,'
Rorie' at Oe per baaa.f.
Harley leaser. 200, busbies aelnos at 44*
to 4151.
Peas Inter; 100 bushels sold •t 524. to
ifay add at 57 10 48.50 /or timothy ate
1550 to g4-50 fur ,loser, per too, foe 13
load -
l'u:atoes plentlful sod easy at tel' to 80e
per bag,
APpleo sold at T o to 41,1;1 par 4L1.
Rutter, 18e to Are for tee general nee
with some choke dein from farmer: the
L ets to special customers at lie in 22e foe
wand roDs.
Sala, 18e to 'CIM• for preers5 rya, sad a
few ehnlre los brought De to 22, to spe-
ral motormen,
Poultry-(a1b.*s, 40t- to Meper p•MA YOUNG
duets. 50e to 110x• jge..., r to 110ee
k te,ry�rfK; turkeys dr to 12.: 50 rsmsd hip
! GIRL'S ESCAPE.
)rllrassr et t)6.>S to
est.
05d.•n,enf,<o�''' Y 00'.„ 'Seo-,4111"15'�`-_: ZIIB!!� from being a Nervous Wreft
14M born, r sers* dur; 6. n
Watertown. N. T., Oct. el-00.efags M r HILBURN'S HEART AND
minnow on Rotted of Trade today 111IPM
blues September; sales, 5150 boxes. at.11%. NERVE PILLS.
ted /seed': Masan 45.14.
Leedne, Oar., (hat. 8. -At the mar*ttio 4
Imre to-dsr >QOt) bozos Sept, inner s.ke
were hooded: MM, 104.e fe Wm; 50 rue..
Cogswell. Oet , Oct. t -Carrie Board did
5M meet today
rbwa5.+v11M. Qe.. Oct. t -At tw. G eriCla-
rttle Ilerst Beard te-d.y m feeterr.• .it•
ferel Two Metre r'11.,.., Septesher r. e;
one eream.ry. 12 beset hatter; 11444' ,,fo-
rd for leiter: nn weirs Welt sad telrt•en-
'ts'.,•retb Mees ws• rhe Meted offer s'de
/ver ,beese to-dsy, and not a bolt area a Id.
Adleuried for nor week.
rate to*ate Cattle lea.Ret.
11.,) Rnfaln, N: T.. Oct. ft-Cattle--At-
fer(nga D' loads, prtarlp.Ily meeker.;
widen were held *err eatll lfnnday. Calves
were In light .nppty, geed 4 -065* all
a ronpr, f bole, In .etre, 117.1) N gab;
rest to rhlrr. 47.2ft to 87.75.
rimer and 1asb.-15 loads on Bele; 95
mans gond and market a little strong mn
rhr,ier arnd,'s of lambs. Choir. to rlt.riff
1, nil .. t.',.I5 to 65.77,: gond to ,Moor.. It". '0
to V83: nommen to fair. to.T.. to *5.73.
fthrrp--!'hnlr. to .alre wethere, 65.50 to
04.r: 'nod to "Mee. 61.21 to 14.60: roti.
•.n to fair. 43 to $$ 30. Tinge -40 rem.
tfnrket stow ctrl )ower. The opening wee
Ll r to 61.RIS ter boor• and tr',7n to 3T en
/• r York• re Mg. -$'141 to 51,4. toter
M. market declined sell IM Mils was
IX.10 for rend extent
BHtUb N.eketa.
t,iverpool, 1111, e----‘12.110.)---No. 1 North.
erring Os 014d; red whiter, 5. 101, Ne. 1
(•rel.. t40 *4 to Aa Id- eons. a. 4514: pees,
5. 2514: pork. 50.: lard 75. PI: renew. 40.
ed: hams, hes.). I.e., ale: light. gee 5d:
chert ret, 81x: r'h.ee., w41re, 400; notated.
42e.
I.lverporrl--(tor-epnt wheat stedy, with
en 1 Cal. et M 4d. rte winter et 5. Nil
am No, 1 Nor., /. bleed. Fntnrra, If. 4)44
1•.r Oct.. 6e Med for Doe, and 6s 5444 for
Mereh, Melee, 0e 4141 for I(.nr, referee,
M 4+101 for Oct.. M 54 for Nov, ■N Dee.
Mow, 10. 1M .
High 1.Itht.
1t ie only during the honeymoon that
married people anlerd s each other's pet
dogs
The elate heft bin finite, but he didn't
try en make Kee think that he was • fur
ba.
Trow friends are people we know who
doo'iaask us /o wino so ttrslf *Me Mer IR
away.
Other people's eztravaennome are meet
diat*mtefal when we are short M rash oor
sal tea.
A cynic le alt.hee a young man trying to
get old or en old man who 1. mad Mean&
he Isn't young.
The woman who ran (peek French near
b always has a husband who ptrmnntrws
It as spathe!
Roomer or lets sten quit crying for th,
mono and are thankful for • tamp that
dovetail run mot of oil
Half the w,rrow, of women 50nl4 tw
avarhrd 1f men would only listen to than,
when they want 5r talk.
It le boner to be fn0le4 once In awhile
San M 11re In a wnrl.l In which yon are
dm ow1y nepertetsle pavers --Chtwgo 140
"ibgs palm re ter said 1 moot never
Mtrt • girl with a see thumb-- she
ereame always want her own war "
"l.nok at my thumb, ass hew llmhnt
is In
Per the benefit of Cansd:an mother',
who have daughters who are weak, pets
ruo down or nervous, N» Belan✓er, 116
Rideau Street, Ottawa, Ontario, made dr
following statement, no that no one nest
gaffer through ignoramus of the � masa remedy to use: . My daughter mrewa
Very much from heart troablee at tislL-
Often she wee so had that .he welded
Vont, but land to int and gasp for breath.
Bhp was so extremely nervous that kit
limbo would fairly shake and tremklk
Frequently she would have to leave school
and finally she grew w weak that we wa
mush alarmed about her health. I gate
ate many remedies, but they did Dot sets
Ile do her any good.
Thea 1 beard of Ifilbarn'a Heart ad
serve Pills and got • box of them, ant
1057 hare indeed w.'rked wonders wife
bar. I can reoommend thorn eery highly
es the best remedy I ever heard of for
iompleint5 similar to those from white
m) daughter suffered."
Milburn', Heart and Norm P1115 now
fall to do good. They cone palpitation.
faintness, dlaaine,s, .mothering ssosstice,
weakness, nsrvoa.nee ,Aleeplenu eta, 5nae
mia, female troubles and general d►Mlfty.
Sold by all druggists at boo. • boa ar
three bore, for 61.96. T. Mims A Ott.
Toronto, Ontario.
LAXi -UVEB Pia
INK on dm`
as easy sod saturai suosioirr
reraelflap all poisons awl Us.'
peritise. They slay O siedP '
ties, Sisk Nsada.bar MMS
INM. Ocf/apeia. Mar Steer
ask Jimpoillss and
f f
hies
Travellers
Should always carry with
thee stetM bfbr FOWter
Extract of Wild Strawberry.
?be change et food and ars/1F to white
those who travel ate .ubjeet, often Pfe'
duo= an attack of Diarrhoea. whieb k se
unplowed and discomforting as It may
be diusiprose. ♦ boils of Dr. Fewis.2
P.t i d Wild Strawberry in yaw' VT
15 • guarantee of safety. Ooh h I0
dloadoa of Cramps, Ool or
Dys.0NNryry, a few Sams will =al
*beak MAIN, advs.,* d them llsss"""
if N an old. reit.
able »1ndy. With
ever forty ysanf of
sole• N fee credit,
05.00. rear%y1. re-
neleal
where
,ams ea* Ike( tlw dee
t nes N54lRmand in
e 1 nti 111 nail
OtiiMr1/�1
b ss*df.9in.
s'ilIire merr.h n
*s 060. • 5.1u.
*1gbye blow, . - •a. es 0.',
.6,44. w -