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Now Seen Why Czar Proposes
a General Disarmament.
Ceara Prom Blank int to the Hattie - The
H 1. utt•h Could Re rtat.b.d la Flre
Veers ad the Rteesla. Fleet Could
Tbe. Rd Combined Without the t..
.f the Dard•..nw-Cest About 1164.-
•SS.eM -C•►le News.
tit, lfetarabarg, Nov. 7.-Tbe Prow'
earreepondenl here ..y. the dl.armament
proposal and the War talk whIob keeps
all lturope busy just now, are responsible
for the fact flet en Humane* Suntan
■ndertaktng hes been kept from the out -
Ode world, though It is Iwo enormous 'u
its pu:a.lble results that 1t may mean a
revolution to industrial 000diUooe In
Xurop•).
The project Is bothing lets than a ship
canal naves the empire, which shell con -
P eat the Battle Sea wtth the Black lied,
O 0 that the largest battleships eau pane
trough it at reasonable speed. Great as
Sim plan is, 1t 1s eo simple to Ma engin
caring iopeote, and .leo from a financial
VON, pclut, that the only wander Is thea
the work has not been done long ago
Though the waterway will be len times
as ion,: as the euen Carrel, the territor`.ul
e endi tIOD. An so lavers els, and the ex-
isting waterways are so large and deep
and convenient In their natural direction,
that only about IIJ miles of the 1,000
miles will be needed to be dug. and tom-
panaticaly little dredging will be required
to complete tbe availability of the natural
waterways.
'1 he least width of this great ship canal
Is to be little more than 213 feet at the
water level, and 114 feet at the bottom.
The depth will be 26'S feet uniformly.
Tha-1651$10 ,yea termtnns of tbe eelp
s Mimi la to be the purl of Hera. Boge Is
en the mouth of the Uun. River.
The topographical conditions are so
favorable that the canal Deeds only two
locks, one at each terminus. and the toll
d almost the whole territory through
which the canal will pass Is of the hest
possible character, Wing ala/ of seep
atonal °onsist-secy. and' of Mich good
quality that tee bricks and much other
osoeetary material oa0 be manufacture!
.s the work proceeds from the earth
which is dug no.
Five years Is the time which it 1. cal
misted will be neo.aary to complete the
work and op..n the canal for ebfppin,t.
The poet 1s estimated as only 800,000, Wo
Wt tuba .Pf $ w09Q. . meant ,I.Abe iam-
AmerleaD gold of the fluctuating rouble
Perhaps the most direct interest for
Amenoane Is In the fact that this step
e•oal will open a obeep and golok route
e: tranepottatlon to the wheat growers
and petroleum prodaoers of Russia !'bey
roan reach the Baltic and the Mediterran-
ean with equal facility and economy. AIM
thus supply Asia and Europe and Africa
more quickly and economically than can
the Antedating. The canal passes tbrough
the boot petroleum territory.
'l be Russian Davy will gain lmmeasur
ably in effectiveness from the new canal.
With :be canal the entire question In
time et war would resolve Baal( into a
question of commanding the 1)ardanellee,
with en Immeoes advantage' on tee aide
of the Russians.
Should the Black Sea fleet, on the
ether band. be menaced by a vlctorloua
enemy. the canal would save 1t. For
where the ships now wonld be locked
5p helplessly, with the canal they could
Meant into the Baltic to a week.
In addition to this, the Russians bare
almost completed thele work on their ,
new toe -free harbor 111 the Battle, wl.lch
TH1T offer • safe winter port for their
northern navy. It 1s within striking dis-
tends of the most eastern- German const
fortification, and with Rigs well fortltled
the Battle coast of Ruwla will be lin
pregnable and • steady menace to all tb7
other powers.
of the Devonp •rt yard .bows that there
are 16.000 luau Omer. tseyund the usual
+Saturday until Mouday leave. 09 ems le
permitted to go *war.
!ivory Idea to Duty.
Halifax, N.S,, Nov. 7. -Orders hard
been gemmed for all *Meer. to rssuru hen
for duty. Captola Kent. it Se who wee
to have gone to d.rmuda. 1s instructed
to postpone his change ul station. Isrtng
the paw few days engineers under his
direction nave been kept buoy. Un hale
Insley several m/nse were exploded dur-
ing praettoe.
e.o•thlra B.hl.d the NIM Qs.stl.n.
Perin. Nev. T. -A special to the' New
York Han says: "The Faaboda crisis has
ended. There 1. reason 10 fear, however,
that a graver situation has been unasked
bobtail the Nile quarrel. Tee explanation
wklob probably ha. the widestaoeepheuee
1u Paris 1s that England bas decided to
accept the ?renal* challenge, and, as re-
peated after Wt week's Cabinet Codnoli
wall soon deelare • protectorate over
Egypt. Se Petersburg has better reason
for believing that Great Brltaln bas at
Iasi decided upon aggressive reslatanoe
to Rueslao schemes in ('111na."
Marchand MOIL* Homos
Paris Nov. 7. -The Matin confirms
the report that the Government will in-
struct Major Marchand 10 return to
Franee with his expedition from Fashoda
by way o_Jlbutli. on the Gulf of Aden.
rvete
SEVEN MEN WENI 10 BEATII
They WereGotnp Down the Shaft
When the Crash Came.
The Aeeld.et lura Dae in the Alleged
Carel.N•oss of Kontos, Da.ld Prls.,
Who I. Said to Mew Aeled Ie Dle-
eb.dl.00s to Positive Orders -item
the aorrlbls 415.lr Oessrred-Three
/ata117 1Nur.d.
Wilkes -Barn, Now. 7. -Heron nen were
killed and three fatally injured at tM
Exeter oolllary of the Labdgh Valley Coal
Company al West P111100, near bene,
leatorday morning. The aocWeut was dm
to the alleged orrelesencw• of Knitwear
David Price, who. acme to dleobedleoca
of positive orders, caused three oars he
rut into the top of the .haft, Tbese oars,
leaded and weighing eleven tons, fell
down the 860 toot shaft and crabbed wish
frightful fore, upon the carriage carry -
log feu moo. Seven were alutes% loataotly
*11114.
The axtdent occaTred et 6.30 o'olook
M the men ware going to work, and be
ire sent down aha Exeter shaft In parties
d Sou at the same time. Engineer Price,
IH 'Merge uta little donkey engine, wen
shitting loaded oars from the new red
the "only route oo0si►teut with French ash theft, several hundred yards away,
dignity." to tits Exeter breaker. '1'h1s hock ap-
Tlsl*rt ♦lireke on u..vr ram*aa. .a
probed the bead of the Exeter shaft
Paris, Nov' 7. -The Palle nsw.papore and at • distance of 80 feet from It carved
gently to the right and around the abaft
are exceedingly hither over the surrender M the breaker. At the point where this
of Fashoda, many of thew making vie- track oommsnced to curve wee s switch
lent attacks upon the Government The
and the sl) feet of track leading to [ben
Figaro declares that the humiliation of bead of the shaft was used for storing
Freitag 1s unprecedented since the war of artppinal "fa Close to the bend of the
1270-71.' We leave Fasboda." the paper shaft 11 was closed by a headlock. felon's
With bleeding heart., and despair 'orders were he approach the breaker with
In Nr souse." the .°glue as the bead of the train. A
%L ilecbeterl says is 41e Int,.neige.us: few days ago be wee caught pushing oars
•'Now that Fashoda has gone, England end was threatened with discharge for
will and another pretext for war.
The Liberte mays: "1'bu seorltlee ban
been made and negotiation. Ire about to
e0m/uenea Lei us await their results."
THE QUEEN'S KINDLY ACT.
Steed t:aglm..ther to Son of a Spldt.r,
stair le Hwttle-Health of
the redeem.
London, Nov. T. -Queen Vlotorta's
solicitude for bar soldiers wounded In
battle and the familia of the slain 1. au
old story. lest week Her Majesty per
formed one of those kindly acts which
endear her to the army. Capt. Finlay of
4h. Netts M4gblendere was bitted alr
Attars, s few months atter his marriage.
His widow has just had . son, for whom
tits Queen bet made herself godmother.
Her Majesty bas also sent the Infant a
handsome baptl.mal cloak, anu by tis
Queen's reque.t the boy has been chris-
tened Victor Alexander.
Primmer wales Much D .
• A GENERAL UPHEAVAL
The Prince of Wales has very nearly
recovered from his aoeldent at Sundries
ham, when be has been joined by the
Prinoees. He 1s now able to walk about
Aha home without the aid of • stick. Tbe
Duke and Ihuchme of York and children
are also at Sandringham, where they writ
remain till atter the celebration of to
Prince of Wales' birthday, on Wrdnssday.
1. Looked Up.a as • Pas.lbll itr to
European Polltle.-Fashoda r. -
150. • Reee �6u Oafs Time.
London, Sere. 7. -The Menthe et
Salisbury's declaration on the subject of
the withdrawal of the near* Weston
from Fashoda, made at the Manston
Boase banquet in honor of Gen. Lord
Eitrbener, is DOS regarded bare as being
wholly eatlefactory, The entire absence of
any refe:enoe to the eztraordinall naval
preparations Is considerably oomrnented
upon. It is recognized that the French
Premier. M. 1)upuv, and 111s colleagues
Intend 10 carry oat what they have
promised. bat, a teeter which must be
reckoned with 1s the toot that there are
bfiuenoes at work in Paris which render
es inletenes of any Ministry pleearioua.
and which might at any moment 111 the
event of certain contingencies peewits a
g eneral upheaval.
The English primes point out that the
evacuation of Fashoda is only an lnetM-
went of the satisfaction expected by
Great Britain and that France has yet to
swallow the pill of withdrawing from She
Bahr-Ill-Ohasal region.
16 is unier.tood that Gen. Kitchener
has prepared and placed before the Mar-
quis of eatf.bnry a scheme defining the
frontier of Bahr E1-Obaasl, and the posi-
tion be regards as vital to the proper pro-
bation of the Soudan and Kgypt.
The attitude of the Martialt of Salle
burl towards the commercial elle of the
question is explained by the London
Times, wbich, atter reiterating Great
Britain's determination not to allow the
French a foothold to the Bahr El Ghazal
Province, says: "A French make be the
Nile, for o0mm.rolal parpoaes, la seonre.d
by our general ootnmerotal policy, and
may be doubly assured M • treaty, pro-
vided she grange F.gypt roolproeal oom-
merofal tae111tfes in the French Congo.',
Prier. George's App.lntmea.
Parts, Nov. 7.-Tbe appointment of
Prince Goolgo .f Greece as head of Sbe
sew administration to Crete 11 Immtueot
His title will be Conimlwloner-G.neral
of the Europeen Powers 1n Crete. The
Prince le expected to arrive at Canoe and
asun,e bas duties about the middle of
November.
B* and
PAVLOV/ DETAINED.
Sem* Russia* Salters Are Held
at TI*a T.1..
Itondon, Nov. 7.-A deepetcb from
Shaugbal says • telegram from Tien-Tsin
reports that 40 Ruesian sailors, an ad-
miral and M. Pavloff, the Russian
Charge d'Affaires in China, have beet.
detained tbere, permission to probed to
Pekin not being forthcoming, and that
there In strong ometal opposition to their
going to the capital.
The admiral and M. Pavloff, armed.
Ong to these advices, declare that It the
trdn attempts to leave without the
sailors bring oti board they would stand
In front of the engine. This, It 1■ babel,
14 • forerunner of a probable affront to
Russia.
HRITAiO AT TORR.
disobeying order.. Saturday be did the
mime thing. The train was going at good
speed. when, instead of curving around
the shaft, the oars dashed Loco the
switches, which was open. Price reversed
the engine, but it was too lata Tbe oars
struck the head!ork,s smashed It and
three of them toppled down abs shaft.
About 90 feet from the bottom they
struck the carriage with awful forts,
00mplolsly wrecking It. The mass of
wreceage fell le the foot of the shaft,
choking it, and when. alter hard work
the men were extricated. seven were dear'
an l three were fatally bort.
3 MILES UNOER WA1kH
Old sp•aW V1•.'ekip latest& •hyla
Teresa IS New •eptrees•1 M Hs-M..w
the Venom! Was Lees.
t0barlWon, 8.0., Nov. 7. - l.twt•
Commander Hands telegraphed the Seem•
eary et Me Navy. WasbLugsoa, 00 bis
arrival ken on Steamer Merit., with all
of the crew of the Intense Marla Teres,
that he Md abandoned OMs Spanish
vessel Ina heavy northeaster. Nov. 1, SA
miles north of blas Salvador, end that he
had 68 enlisted mese
Upon the moldy. of the new+, the
naval °Mears attaoMd to the N671E41100
HUMOUR tmtnedLhlJ, °Uns°Ited the chart
to locate the moue at the disaster. The
arts glance satisfied them that abs last
had beau seen at the :l1 -fated Marla
Teresa. As near as they could oalculat.,
the tassel lien in about 2,600 fathoms of
water, er nearly three m Ilea Ilse Inc.
1100 Is about 124 miles distant from
Nassau.
At the time tee Teresa sank she was
810 miles Malone from Cillltbanen, the
port from wbloh she 6.d shorted a little
over two days before.
The vessel sank at midntgbl on 'Tues-
day. after battling with tbe gale *1x
hours Sim met the storm Tuesday morn-
ing, and began to.tralu In the bleb Ikea.
Part of the hull, thought to be safe,
weakened, the rivets broke, ar.d the
water made rapidly in the bold. The b'fl
ere bogus to give way, and finally the
Maher eztingulabed the fires 10 the
engine room. The pumps would not
work. The whole vowel showed signs of
a collnpee, and the emu stood stripped
awaiting ordure to quit the ship. The
Vulcau was towing the 1.resa, while the
Merritt resound 114 of the crew. '11.
ropes were then eat .nu the Tureen
rapidly tiled.
w., omRwB•Ow a TsraYtks. '
Flfi..a Workmen R111ed le the Detroit
wenderised Beadles.
Detroit, Nov. 7.-Tbe new five -affray
Wonderland Theatre building 1s 1n ruin.,
and 15 or more lyres have been sscrleoed
by an appalling aocldeot which occurred
therein Friday stternoon. Shortly balers
2 o'clock, whsle some 300 men wen at
work 10 various parts of tbe nnantsbed
theatre, the roof fell 1a, without a see-
ond a warning. Nearly every workman
was °intend down Into the theatre pit;
the top gallery was crushed down upon
the lower gallery, forming a slope down
which slid broken steel girders, planks,
timbers, bricks and a groat quantity of
oelneDi from the roof, and carrying along
a struggling oonopany d man'. Ito the pit
below. very few of whom escaped Injury.
The front wall of abs building remained
latent, but the east side wall bulged •0d
threatened to tall. Notwithstandingthe
NORTHWEST ELECTIONS.
A. I.. Sdtes of Calgary Ironed to U•1•
Been Elected la Was, - Later
c. R. s.
Wlnnlpeg, Nov. 7. -Complete returns
front Banff 0onst1t01.7 reverse the remit
wired east on Satotday, A. 1.. H*tton ut
Calgary having defeated Ur. Brett, leader
of the Opposition, by Se votes. There are
83 ballots in dispute. Other Nortbwew
election returns received are: Moosontln.
Stefan, 017 majority; Souris, Conned
Nsotsd; Wolseley, Dr. Elliott elected, 69
n.ajority; Edmonton, MoCaulsy baa 65
majority M tar as heard.
In the Prime Albert 41.516el McKay
and McLeod are probably sleeted, the
latter defeating Speaker Hotta.
Batoche, Felber 89 majority; Mitchell
Stewart, 10 majority.
•
,IAJ,)I: W.11LSH.* RGrifT.
ileeeuratende a Connell of Nine fee the
Adminl lex of the Taken.
thiamine. Nov. 7-Tbe repots of Major
wallop en bis adminhirsslou of the
Yukon was batted In pamphlet form 00
Saturday Tbe. are uu reomatendu.tuns
in it regarding the 'orally 6.z. '1'be re-
port wtya Obit a thorough examination of
the cost of o°Fputilug the gold world
ooavinee the Government that the rot•
ally 1s a seven let. '1'b• "Omni exp. mewl
the bops that 11 would be removed. The
oolleotlou of royalty was about 2000,0110.
For the future goveratu•nt of the Yukon,
Major Waisb recommends the appoint -
sonsof • aounell to omelets d nine ler
sons -four elected and four appointed
members -with a 0010m/eslarles. The
appulneed matoberrs would north to be
seleuted trona the dl.trlol and none but
Britf.b subtile would require to role for
the el.0Nd members. Major Walsh says
the Dominion Senate made a mistake ID
throwing cut the Mann-Maokenale °en-
treat. He thinks the lack of a Stikine
Hallway threw trade into Amerlean
channels.
wl$T YORK ELECTION TRIAL_
Mr, H. E. lrwtr. Hill's Campaign Maa-
•ger, es the Stand.
Toronto, Nov. 7. -The correspondence
between Banker C. W. Hartman of
Carksburg and Barrister Irwin was Fre
dated at the °penis( of the Wast 1 or
election trial Saturday morning. The
;wows have referyaee to tba a118gr1 re-
payment of money expended try Wright
during the eleotton, among then. Wing a
statutory declaration signed by Wright,
to the effect that the money was used for
legitimate expenses.
Mr. H. It Irwin, W. J. Hill's ram
pnign manager, was Oben called by the
defence to disprove Walter Wright's
agenoy, and said that be knew nothing
of Wright, and never knew him Immo.
a117, until he saw him 1n flours.
M:. Hsrttnan's papers were produced
later danger, the work of rescuing the at Gib point, and among them was a
injured and taking the dead out was statutory declaration dined by Wright
stating that be had spent 110 working
for Mr. 11111 durlug the election, but It
was for legitimate purposes, and that he
had spent no money Illegally 10 Influence
people en vote for Mr. Hill.
A. J. Anderson, barrister, rotated tt',
J. Wright's statement that the witnee
Invited him to the oommltter room or
neatened him work. He did not FOC
Wright during the election, In which he
look no active part ■ttor he was appoint
ed returning °Rear
James Devine* melted that be never
saw Wright In the committee rooms, but
sew him in the building.
Alexander Hoyden rover saw Wright
before his appearance In court.
William Hill, who was poil conetahle
at No. 18 polling booth, said he .aw
Wright around tbere on election day, bum
dent.Q the statement made by Wright a.
to his appointment. He said he was ap-
pointed by Returning Officer Pigeon.
Wright had called at his house, but did
not see hlm.
Clayton W. Hartman, banker, o!
Clarksburg, and candidate to Grey a.
Independent Liberal In ii1le weethe last
witness called. In July he received a let
Mr from Mr. Irwin, but he kept 'wither
1t nor his renewer. He received from Irwls
a lei written by Walter Wright.
The sours resumes to -day at 10.60.
17
'WAS COMMON- MittAUL7.
Pratt Strath..* Plead Guilty 1. N.w
Charge and Are FI•ed.
Toronto, Now. 7.-Tbe Wel of the three
Pratt brothers charged with mansiaught
r, came to • muddles termination in the
Criminal Assizes on 8atar ay, and a
plea of guilty of .0,0,0011 assault on
Berryman was entered.
Chief Josef°, Meredith withdrew the
charge of manslaughter and suggested
that the ease go to the jury as one of
eommon assault.
Counsel for the twieoners agreed that a
plea of guilty of assault he entered
against pooh of the hrotbere. The finding
of the jury was formal.
Him Lordship adminletered a severe
lecture 10 eseb of the prlswtwa, and then
fined Frederlek Pratt 2100 and Edward
and Henry 560 each.
The trial no11 the .needed b/othen at
least 11,900.
relined and good proems* was made
until 6.16, when the upper portion of the
east wall fell, a shower of [nets striking
around the crowd of laborers, officers
and newapvrer men, extinguishing the
Nmporsry electric light and causing a
stampede for the front.
The canes of the catastrophe 'has not
yet been definitely settled.
Three more vlcIlms w'e.e on Sunday
dug from the ruins of the new Wonder-
land building. This makes the 1111 so far
eleven. It is believed that $102,000 will
entirely cover tbe lath.
Brought the Turks t. Time.
Candle, Crete, Nov. 7.-Resr•Admlrrl
Gerard Henry Noel, Betties commander
in thew waters, on Saturday ordered the
Turkish troops, whose emhrketlon was
delayed by an order from Constantinople,
to embark on a British iran.por8 The
soldiery proceeded to obey, but the Tark•
bit otSoer In command stopped the em-
barkation, whereupon Oa Brf,Rth Ad-
miral caused the barracks to M mar -
rounded and declared the Turks prison-
ers. He also threatened to use forte to
eompel them to embark. The Turkish
commanding oftloor then allowed the em-
barkation to proceed.
The Emp•rer sf Chtaa Lives.
Pekin, Nov. 7.-M. Yana Faint°, the
Japanese Minister to China, bad an audi-
ence with the Empress Dowager end the
Emperor yesterday for the p°rpose of the
announcing of the droon.tions contend
upon therm by the Mikado. The Emprew
Dowager was seated ewe step above the
Emperor. She made the a.nM oomplb
mentary speech. after which the Emperor
read • mooch, cooped In similar terms.
HQ Majesty seemed In good health.
Arohblehop Braehegl has appeared be-
fore the Montreal Monlotpal Committee
and delivered his argument In favor of
taz exemptbTs for chorea and ebarftahls
property. The repreeentative of the Labor
Connell followed and said Use laboring
people wanted alt property awl oD the
samI Mz•ble basil before the law.
The Neal Preparations *1111 Os es
Vaeea.leglf.
In any ease, work at the arsenal. and
dockyards setively and silently dnntlnasm.,
and information on the subject h&e been
sartalled to an unprecedented point. All
the °Metals bar. strict orders not to talk.
The Admhalty has +responded Its dally
a•aoUacemente of the movements of
Britleh ships abroad, and the naval men
.spree. the opinion that such hr-resobing
peeperatlnns mean onmetbing far mon
than a naval demonstration..
■RITAIN ORDER'S U.S. SPIRITS.
LONDON CAR STRIKE.
No Cars Started .n Saturday -A Lls. of
Roues Psi on by the Strtk.re.
Londe", Out, Nov. 7.-Tbe only dee
vslopmeet In the .treat the etAke on
Minnie, was that tbe Welker. have put
on lines of busses covering the various
route. of the etreel railway. Then was
no attempt to run the eater Tbe strikers
are orderly and well-byidered, making no
demonstrations whatever. But It 1a (m -
tale that no car em W Droved till they
are set lafled. There are many men bare
ready to take the plane d strikers and
lodgings are being fitted up In the horns,
but it is certain that the people will not
permit the ears to run. Then are a
%bosomed wy.tn witeb-soy ail wpt-4w
open the grams can be bloebed erlishase
any breech of the lows, and the teen
know 1t. So the matter steeds.
The Stag' t. Se U.Ilv.red et Montreal
for Use 1r Powder Making.
Chicago, Nov. 4. -Toe British Oovetn-
mens bas chard • °entreat hen for the
immediate delivery of 196,000 Rations of
d1.1111ed . lr1U at Montreal. An intimae
Mon was also given that abort 45(7,004)
more gallons wonld In all likelihood be
ordered wlthln shont 10 days. Tb1s order
d 126,000 sallow al.os.ts he newly
The whole teeerve winadren has &seem- 1,000 b.rrela sod will regntrq o•,ot mitt'
bled et 1Mvonport and le now tontpletely eters for Its iranaportatloh Into Canada.
fitted out and ready se sell a/ • few The nee of the distilled spirits thus
home Doth•. ordered will be to the menu:satnn of
I4eatdee this, Meld verve .r 1.1,5 et smokeless powder, of which distilled
Partsmenth-five a.'I-nlaes feeler, Spine' 1s ens of too ingradisasa
the batons, Noted, Py Mlle. Merrury and
lets--h*va been order d to hep 'mmte
stoned fur see ,tee with the emerges.,
squadron.
reed Corriere la Deward.
Lends.,_ Nov. 7.-A despeteh to the
Central News Irina Glasgow says that
oresdng enquiries have bei. rewired
Mee for steamers en Gerry teal W Gib-
' MMsr, lle/snda &red Morn Leone, end
• • o/grls *n aka being made te semen
tea on41 artificers, for tate aavy le-
/afMeg la the 10n85 regiments bee
Mews • ma,ksd Inse.a.e slaw the !Meet
01 On Der+Mrt et (Mnawretee. An .641.
elan l torte er'fell men arrived at Deven-
leni2.111 es y t111ettllulg to u-
tMM1ts wt
the *kips Mot are
Mitts pat ta ger ass, Thereinto
COX A MIKE MAN.
Mew Waatwer Wrote Rb Operas.
Wagner clanged an open in his mind for
years before bo began inset ltdown on pa-
per. The work once begun, however, It
wax performed with llgbtningltke speed
Even when an old man he wrote down the
score for ono a his famous operas with
such rapidity that two trained &mauu-
enees were unable to keep up with blur.
till abeurbed 1n b1g writing did Wagner
broom* that 1n late obirugrapby Were ex-
pressed the differeut emotions of the per-
sonages d the opera portrayed by those
p .ssgee.-Ladles' Home Journal.
.be R.mosatrated.
,•Mi* Small,' said the lodger to bis
landlady, "1 thought you didn't allow
amoking in the parlor?"
"1 don't," replied bra. Smell, with en-
ergy. "Who's doing It, I'd like to know!"
'.Well, if you have alma, you might step
to and remonstrate with the lamp.' •
SENSATIONAL LEAP FOR LIFE
Darts, Jame Presse a Cllf to at:
Aortal Car.
Pollee Magistrates D.eldo That He was
J ast1..d 1. abo.ting H..tlt..
Goderinb, Nov. 7. -Pollee Magistrate
Seager and Horace Horton, J.P., gave
their decision In the Cot murder nese
Saturday afternoon Tbe Peden Magh-
trete, wise delivered the judgment, re-
viewed the ease at 0o's74wreble length.
The unanimous dscl.don of the bench was
that Co. was justified In shooting Beat-
tie, and on Go? being discharged there
oma eonelderable applause Masan, which
Was Instantly stopped by the authorities.
Before the thane was elosed the Crown
prosecutor mated the bench to hind ever
the constable who preferred the charge W
paten tele at the Hering Asateee. but that
°icer refusing to he bound over ase
court aimed.
nerd.■'s )trjorlty tet.
Wbtth7, Ont.. Nov. 7. -Sheriff Paxton.
returning officer In Hoath Ontario bye -
election, made official tomtit at 1 o'clock
on Saturday in the Town Hall. Hon.
John Dryden's majority over Charles
Calder la 161. Returns in two polling
sub divisions. Whltevale In Plnkering and
Prynne Albert In Reach, were rejestwd
because, though properly signed. no
Agorae bad berm filled In While teaming
the majerISy, this does not affront mach of
tie betting, which was meetly on 76 to 100
majority for the Minleler et Agrl••I$*5s.
resod D.d .s the Trost.
Newbury, Out , Nev. 4 --The •notion•
seen ee the 0.T.18. here were going over
thi 11x., two avid • halt miles west of
N`eilbary yeMsday, end friend the body
et an anktowe man, who had evideitly
Men writhing on the Week derine '.ht
night and was Strunk toy o train Prom
papers Mend ea the body he ie evidently
albeit McK.esey d Hoek Glen, N. Y.
A Creed Awaleal5R
Mies Loewy -AA, at, Berry, Innen neves..
hal Jeek Inrk.d that, brasaM on furescp
and kept the key
Mr. Regard -if Ton want to gee of
tt, 1 7 so aver, feline to the el er vs
• ISA a sLend nue keys ere all
A sensational play dealing with lite fD
the awl mines °anteing • daring leap for
life sena Twenty fest above the .tags
there Is a cliff. On tie opposite aide of the
gap 4 another cliff, not so high as the
aria one, and here me0 are working.
Trolley wird consent this stiff wtth other
parts of the mine, and .mall equ•re oars,
snob as are used In mines to carry people
t. Meesziacc sezmzcbagh. of sad
going.
The heroine is standing at the edge a(
the opposite precipice. She hes arms there
to prove that her lover la unjustly moused
of a crime.
One of the small tars U crossing on the
wire. In It is her feminine rival, Just
as the oar ruches the center of the stage a
landslide occurs, and the embankment on
which the heroine stands is emu) to shake
The woman to the oar perceives the dan-
ger In which her rival 1. planed, and at
once, forgetting her enmity, she shouts W
her to Jump for her life.
At this moment the cliff is swept away
in the landslide The heroine jumps and
lands in tbt+ outatretabed bands of her
rival. She is hauled into the car and car-
ded on to safety.
The car, with the rescuer In it, is moving
all aha time, and the herein., has to jump
20 feet to land In the hands of bar deter
It U a most dangerous undertaking
The actrem who makes tbls dally rack
leas kelp describes 1t se follows: "TM
woman 1n the oar is strapped to it so the
HAS BOUNCED MORINE.
O. MurrW et 1•wf"uedlea4 Ha•
t)ewsrded time , a..I.N.1I.a oa
the 'loess's ■talater.
116. John's, Nfld.. Nov. 7. -There. •
serious arida In rewtotandlaas. biz Her-
bert Murray. the Govsrser, d•ms•ded
the reslg°alloa of Mr. Montes, Minister
of Manes The umenalUe reason is that
Mr Matins le the gebehsl amused d Mr.
Held, the railway oun,r•otee, bet the real
cause le the continued 1}lotion between
Governor Murray and dm * 101.ter.
Mr. Morlrie, In tendering his rostra••
Wm, points out that 'Ir Wflllaw Wblte-
way, a former Premier, and M...ra.
Emereea
and Morris, members of the late
Cabinet, Mid • similar relation to the
000trace°, and that Sir Herbert Murray
aoqulseoed In the arrangement In all
three mass. He reminds the Governor
also that he has been aware ever fines
April 1 or his I Mortue'e) relations to
Mr. Reed and Insists that the Governor's
tueiesiou to interfere before .taulpe his
xenon oow as personal end vindictive.
THEY WAN I' OUR TURKEY*.
Ore•a Deemed is Or.rt Rrltala nor Th.t
Spealee of Canadian /owl.
Ottawa, Nov. 7.-Tbe Minister of
Agriculture intimates Shad advices bare
men reoelved troyc the agent 1n Ureal
Brlwln of tate Dominion Department of
Aarloultare, aaying that there 1a s good
demand in G1aat Britain for well fattened
turkeys of good maim. He ad,1101 the
making of small shipment. early fu Nov.
amber.
Tbe turkeys are killed by the loathing
of their necks, and they are alro bled
trout the mouth. No cutting or media-
tion 1s apparent on the outeida They ata
tasted 48 hour befurs bring killed. A boot
eight ornamental leathers are lett on sash
wing. In nearly all cases the tall fNt ars
are picked off.
Turkeys of dearly the earns Tai
should be sorted 1010 boxes NyNher.
Ouly aboloe birds era wanted; 081e11 de
not fetch good prime. Shimeeui. sent In
November, and thew sent as late as Feb.
"'nary, are likely to do better t0a0 those
eon► Immedlasely before Christina", whoa
these will probably be • glut In the tear -
lose. Birds of .lir. large 51x5 de WO*
laxly well before Christmas time. At •
large show bold .l the Agricultural Hall,
Islington, Oet, 17 to 60, Amertoaa
Meese turkeys lo,k all the prima, and
In dreamt poultry a Dorking took took
the champion cup.
074.
A.
•
Try la Pied Int.
AU aught to try to Gad out what they
Were made tar. Kv.ry use has a tido. and
purpose In Hod'. plan. -That poi pca.
should be understood and totalled as far
as possible. Eva -7 saved mea L saved the
some spsolSo t.rvlee besides his own hap -
Sawa. God meta no man simply for ha
own happiness, sod He saves mo mea
simply that b. Wane may be happy fa
heaven. H* bad • nobler end In both
came tba0 the (1111tlation of a 'stash
eptrtI. '1 ben 1s some service for every
oa. in God . vineyard. Idler. are let
wanted. Let I. end what God wants se
se do, and do 1L Let us de It la sanest
and do U well. Then God will say, "well
chine. good and faithful seeeaat"
Easrgy
Easily
dLOL0 s NERVE
Ened. ` I'l'ls '
a
Wa•rtetd •ROfty must be made tlr
Or the body will weaken dad
perhaps psrt•k.
Por a long lime prior to taking De,
Ward' Blood and Nerve Pills my nerve
ayst� was gretlUy deranged and 1 wap
terribly nervous, W mut•h .o that to ay
business (Linesman of th. Kingston
Electric Light Co.,) my extreme nervous.
toes naturally made the following of ell
business extremely hazardous. Before
taking Dr. Ward's Blood end Nerve Pills
my kidneys 'tad been affected hit dome
time. 1 had coetstant wrenes$ and uiK
peas across my loins and the anaU of my
back. My .ppelite was variable ,nod
very poor. 1 also suffered greatly with
constant headaches. I *01 glad to be
able to inform you that Dr. Ward's Pills
completely cured me of all the above
ailments and made me a well man. I
have found 0o medicine like Dr. Ward's
Blood and Nerve Pills, although I have
tried many different kind,. They anted
gyiCkly and effectually nn my nerve
so• making my rove. strong and
removing all indications od nervourness.
These valuable pills also removed all
kidney and back trouble and restored to
me a healthy vigorous appetite. I have
had no headache %ince five months ago
and feel justified in saying that they are
a wonderful remedy. They dot only
removed nervourness, but gave me
healthy kidneys, removed dl soreness
and utlfnilas from my back and loins,
cured me of headache ar 1 gave me a
good appetite, consequently I am highly
pleased. 1 know of no medicine that
rquala Dr, W'a . Blood N
P411 Lx aervouxnd'.•ea, chronicand headacheerve,
aoeekidiseys and back and toes of appe-
tite. Yours truly, john McCutebeun, 51t
Ylrinreite 1L, that.
AU guoQ 0t' , Kingstonaell them. U they
won't, we will supply you by mail on
receipt.of price, Soc. per box, de s boxes
for 1t.on. The Doctor Ward Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Sy
bereasing Aetl.lty et ■a11fat.
Halite:, Nev. 6. -Companies 0 and H
et the Roy& C•nadiens, SOO serving, have
been entered Pe prepare for mab•rkatlon
en the Pelican at a moment's net)q*.
The men are now at Wallington Barratka
ready to leave far Newfoundland on re-
ceipt of insinuates tram Esglmad. They
its holly armed, and the warship has
taken on memnnition *bleb will melee
se last the ewt*lngoef wadi hese M far-
ther sepplled.
Raton, 0, Royal artillery, alae re-
aslest order! to pn'pees to leave for
8.golme.11 with everything regulate* foe
warfare. TMy number *00 alae and are
ta shares It Captain Janes.
A ktn.lresl delegalios hes r50nem454
11* Federal (leveret nsnt not M temples
atm 1■ ted ewes of the titre of FHrglbhon
A Oa, Meetteal, now barn 6be
*Wavier Oeat'l, ter detreedles the ems
FUTURES SAGGED.
Wheat Markets /eel the /r/ee5M of
rerelg■ Pewee Preepe.t.-Ortaarle
Markets Ike Latest Prie•ti.
Saturday leveeing. Nov. e,
Oa the peace ve.loot, Liverpool wheat
futures sagg-sd lower again to day, eloelag
WA to 644 per creta* below Iesterdar's anal
guns. Parr wheat deeilned l:. to J0 esa-
tlmee, sae bar a1 to SU tv.'tmee for the
Tbe lower cable., beery northwest R
ortpta, "drives of a* lucerne eerie( tete
ler et 10.u1s,0u' bushete le Europese
* tot., soul a r1lltug on 1a tee cash de-
e med, reused Cbterdo futures t.. role besev7
and to close a full cent a bushel below yew
tev.is7'e anal agero•,
Leadtagt Wheat Markets.
b'u*:ow,ua art the twang prltea 1.day al
Deponent centres:
C•ak. Nov. Der. lige-
CkMwgo . ...2.... 10 64+i f0 e6 So aria
Near lora ..... 0 7364 0
ht. Gals .... 0 6814 0 ell( 0 OS91 0
Toledo .. ...067 0.91 •0" alee 0.
etrott ... .. 0 603'4 .... 0 deb 0 IPS
je
U
youth. No. 1
Nonbru ... 0 d6t4 .... 0 telt 0 .684
Ueluln. No. 1
6Ganeapella .... 0 re 002%' 9 tial'
1. rnuo, No. 1
hard Mew) .. 0 t)Q .... .... ....
AN ARMED ALI.IASCL
One veld t. Revs Mee Arranged Rn-
tweee Turkey and O.rme.?.
Berlin, Nov. 7. -The Frankfurter Twi-
tting any. 15 leu•I.I from • well -Informed
einem that emperor William'', visit to
Turkey led W an agreement by whleh
Germany undertakes te .upeert the In-
tegrity of the /Sultan's Asiatb peewee -
ions, for which Germany will erosive
eommevcld and Indnetrtal privileges.
TM paper add. that 1► Is believed this
agreement is tantamount 10 en armed
'demos between the two countries.
New at B.rneth.
Beyrwuth, Nov. 7. -The Emperor sine
Empress of Germany arrived here on
Saturday, but they will remain on board
the Imperial yacht Hobanrollarn until
limy start for Damascus to -day.
Serer. Mennen*
A $soteh darter promeed Semite, as a
can far b•bdanal drunkards Were the
British Mw1Mo-Psyahoingtoal Sselety at
ISd1.borgh. leer the "seethed,* crave" M
.ogge•te'1 es • remedy blistering mid the
5pplisttoe a( viewers, and few 'the plea
et heredity" that the mea t1Mkd be
legged within en Ineb el his did ear,
Mme be seek a drink.
n 411r..w.t. 9..d.d la 11rem11.
The tleHR1.. ter Inland trstwtpevta
dna .re .e limited le Small That tbe
lebahltaW et ths••Met• *ad -!t anode
le lw4ort grata from Nett* Armoire
gks. 260a t►IA ewe terata
1c
illt*'.t.r, t
•1WSATI0RAL MAP rOR 1.UTI.
she cannel possibly 3411, aok. A. 1 prep
She hold trot Mr bet d. to este% me, wad
we oleo sash 1640•* wrists wide whelk i*
known Welke 'etre grip.' Venni the Oso
I leap la the e11ff nail 1 band In 1M eke
1 an alum 110101s01one. The eels sen -
atlas 1 elllotjlgstrlas tf • 4eelre 16 nab /M
npw�
gy Mads. A foe 1 *Site *Me
al gsj ly.hd tate tM e.r ! tMediab
tea valla silly *'nosh% elf the 1
go eget 111 *er ai 1t i
Igpea 1M e6t, 1601601.110 Meld le MIN
MA 1 e1s*1o1 mike 1116 rias."
Termite 1*. Lemma** Market.
Receipts
leceipts et farm produce 117 we
I e lesd �ocef1 beeto-d� ae AM,[ of fruit,
veigrat
♦egetablet, better,
Wheat Steady, wit of
rirwe, ewe, was
e iYowe, 1700
7 W�h'.1a
p,..s' 76.: to 774, red 7384c to 7Le.
Ryre greet; one load gold at 48tee per
butael-
Barley arum; 1000 Math. sald ■t 64e
c edy, 1(1 its .vtebeabmid at ale to
erassee worth dress t e.tme7e. per bund.
Klee
Hal arm; 'LS 1761,1. sold at g+ to f:1, ead
110 per ton for timothy; e*,,, 5e to 57.
straw- Nose offered; Werth SS to fol per
ton.
!slowed Hoge--De5rerlre light at $6.20 to
f6.80. •
rename plentiful et Otte to 7nc per bag.
Poultry plentiful, Chlekens, a'te 1. see
per pair: darks, 599, to 7:,o per pair: twee,
8r to Tr per Ib.; turkeys, tie to toe per Ib.
Molter Wilder, selling at 18e to 30c for
ben of 1 -Ib. roils, and select dairy 10 epe-
clal r'n.tomer* '114.
Wig* arere•e, ee!Iing at ?2' 1e Ole per Anil.
The wholesale prlc.e for better and ogles
lure* Groner,
(.O p�, nt-ua/
For th BUSINESS MSM
J
WEAK, NERVOUS WOMEN
Stoma aBr�faibf .*t�O_traleey 61eo/r k
ally Ile
1
A Mambas Lady Tai About Her Can.
There is se need whatever for so many
women to be the web** d faint spells.
heart and nerve weakness. anaemia. or
say d time health destroying enmesh,
peesliar to her sax. Mil.
barn's Heart and Nerve
Pills regulate the heart
beat and maks it Aron(
and fall. Sono the
servos, enrich the blood.
sad relieve the pain
sed weakness from
wbiesh es many mom
suffer
Yrs. Alex-
ander Better. et
Pigeon Bled,
Nan., writ.1 se
account of bar
nam as follows:
I have great
plsa.ure In giv-
e{ `
at aspen -
some d1111burn's
Heart sad Nerve
Pills For shoot
Ill yews I ow ireeb3.4 wilt tbrobbt0(
a4 *utlerinl of aha beam I teed eve
*Mors sad *0,5111 pmsedles but Dons oI
them did me mash good. LmSely1 and
d Milburn's Heart sad Varve
bought two bolus.. Beier. 1 alerted using
WI .geld net dos badge work sod
rim myeettsp te die, as t thought I would
H ever heeurtd. New 1 bd may splendid
Mos Wring the pi0•, to ay work emir/
m7 eal. and fel ea If them was e►
{binsmmem
in life worth flvu1g for."
Milbura's Heart serf Nerve P111a, ..id
by all druggists at fee. a boo or 5 boom
for 31.96. T. Wiliam *Co., Toronto, Ont
Th. M+n of .t.. Dsv.
Sir Herbert Kitchener, who numbed
Oho gj7m111., bee been a man of the lay
Wise file, and prnb.bly will be agate,
tor M makes • point of doing wmahiag
about once • pas. This yew he
"'lit &noIt twine, for OW Good Friday
t
be fell upon M Kltafl6. a advanced
wield at the Atbara and fairly annlel-
Ledd la Now ha has desw0yei tag
Khalit1's pnnwar in bye abeam smote -
hold. Sir Herbert s an engineer
old
Omer and Is forty-eight yea*.
tins yes.( se be a general of eight 1*
tine years' Mending, mod hie rtes to the
army for a while wee .low, as be wee
deoogbt 10 be a plodder rather than •
hrlllfant taus. His shames came whoa es
jetted the Baptista army at the time d
1M resrgentestiea by 81t grants Gro-
h& leis blgb qusfRl* teem soon eso,
sett M eot5a.wded dee EgpyttaD remain
fifes 111p 1e 1884, and Oben. after s
Ing is Lord welseley'• expedltla,
ewsrser et Saaklm fee . ample el nae
toad, b Nsml.g 81Msr IR 1190. Ht alas
lased thee fee tams sasseHtgly demist
exploration Werk, and raised • prdesad
*s wlsdgo d abs oetivma As Sirdar be
lme doss w.ettatnl work. He lea wow
ample utr, .It1 de sore wit* barrow
Mime Oft say saber soiMfe 1s ab•PM old potbobly 14 am world, sod los
or
mere .i sb ietafe Mitt anbteksa see -
ewe. ab pweww *tfoul to 34431 le
Arab. by aha fhb M hse5•s•
Mast 51.511. Cattle Market.
Reset 0.ra)0. Nov. 5.-beeelppta of male
fad thrrateh atttte, •hr•.y mad hose during
the 71 boors ended at noon to -day: Cattle,
191 ea s; snoop ase 1.1.hs, 11 car.. hogs, t0
ret ghlpenrnts: t'wttle, W rats. move
arerl lambs, 4 can: balm hi tees.
(cattle--a/Rerletn 85 tends, the intik re
when were held bear?. e'Ives were In fair
.t'pply moderate demb
nnd sad sold at aome
r�e.teniay's pr:ee.. 4h d1p to -Matt, f6.75 to
11: good to (*IMP. 5't to *6,0N.
Shoop and lsumbs-+NIneteea bodies elle.
Including 5 loedn d tumuli :earbe. The
trade Was doll nag sealtlsfartory. The
'bntk of the bolt amts sold at 56.26, with
arca. oral .ides u a little bleier. MYro1e*
to petrel bathe *1.140 to $d.ar, gond to
eieere. $4.73 to tot: tremolos to TINT, SPA.
14.71. anent--(+rayto.en t• eztm. 14.06 t0 68.10:
mred o71f. ' 54 to 4445; neemee t0 tear,
10
r '
Clsea. Martrsta.
(lewanmvtbr. Van, Ner. 1. --At the heard
toAa7 BIZ tiseteetie ole•red MI boass
ehreer, three crmramwfee 116 anal Ist4
ter; i e cad en 018501, so seta; NO /stet
Bold tq-A. J. Brim for Mie. Old boom NM
11 0. W. Revfor Myfa 11101111110111bums aNg te
M. H. NReath llllefd for fele, 11tH Waw told to
11. H. Klbtard for See; total sell 1*7r
horse. Th. seam officers Wert re-.l«•ted
f5 tae eta.: S. /1. rooae,
president: . vL-1504oet; 21'
thea'5YM.'May.
Ba. d Wont'mN la
11, Sat tga ' .r � , 41..''461 offering*
t. 11 dentej�week- bits nee
. ea•••'• sake at Oyu nag site. Adjrsed
rn
to lttsrday to Mos. illeeaB
pgR fie►. O.- 71
-drtren fat-
eMew er 1 S1 bogey 0wptwtber Meath
D-
IM Greiner ted 127E her and hal.
*gee of eeme . gates Goforth ata 11-
10s.rt,, 900 at it wt.lar at Pio an. $30
MOM at 6 64Ao. allarte t.trty busk.
Werra. 10.17 Nee. O.--4.tew .m Twirl
of T'es e today) large mimes se atm
to f�145.. latter ee rattle. Tea tboo.+nel
bootee of doves Sod 50.014 le Jolter on
Meaty. agatsat 40,0M boo,ei same dm one
rag aim
lr sloth Markets
Uoeseat, Ifo,, t,--(11100.)-Ne, 1 W k.
apefsg,*e 1.: red winter, too .torte; We,
f
Mi es fad M ie sere, ss eggs,
d•
lana M- ret , -Par
llrlit. 1551 O6; exert
w10hse As
NNW terAres
DI▪ t. ▪ aafig
Backache
TAB BANE OP MANY A WOMAN'S
LIFE.
A Sabin Lod: Tans
HOw to Int Rld of It
Doan's Kidney Pills
The Remedy.
um. ICUs Ralik"
si W_giBggton SL,
*oath OA, ern, rat Ma Tan
isfw[ 11 6d> iflMyouta' 'I sawtrap d gnat 41blotossi, 1t,s'ar-
bello
0••Maull
yet
sod
era •• bat alt 1..a'.�1r mbay - eke(
t(s.lvsd es rook byes*. /pets duo
i .beatam•d their um stag i bad takes
01x• boomatt
They tw514T IMO, t °f
deolt -- tuna eot gg_ldaeeatta•• and ear
10111 i tsri M 6 a Net aiii� r obatf'vn Pow
Woes mob wall •suis.*
boot best
to