HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-1-12, Page 6SITUATION SERIOUS.
Apulnaldo, Empowered by the
Deity, Issues a Proclamation.
TILIPINOS WILL FIGHT YANKS.
rel Talk ,of War le resew note...
That C.a.try sad' stoat erttete-
A P d VI•b Aagrsr.t•d
ea beery Occasion 1.•rmany
May Vet n. W•loom.d as
au Ally.
Manila, Jan. U. -Within a few boors
of the proclamation issued by Major
liaoenl this in behalf of President
M.Kiuley. the apeuts of Agulneldo billets
Huila with a manifesto whtob &tinotod
eenduerabk atteuelun. The revolutionary
p,55Weot protested spriest Goners' Otis
signing hfm•olf Maher) Uoternor of the
Philippine 1.Iand...
4glioaldo-rtes-solwnly pgeaeled, is
Abu name of the -Deity; -who empowered
h is to direct him brethren In the olltioult
Mak of reganeru,lon ag*Tnat /he Intrusion
el {be American Goverenteet, and reiter-
ated that hq meld produce proof that be
was brought here on the understanding
that the l.mer'Icans promised him their
ou-operation to attain In.lapeodeos.
Ibe revolutionary leader then called
o pen all his follower. to work together
with force, and ...mired thein be era.
eenrinoel that they could obtalo inde-
pendence end ural d them ne er w
return "from the glorious road" on
which they had "already so far ad -
warmed."
Th• a s. Barricaded.
Oo1 Potter. the special emissary to
Ow. Otis between Manila and Iloilo
arrived yesterday afternoon with dee
patches from the latter pnlnt. The shoe
Dion when he left then wee practically
■ag4anged. The streets were barricaded,
.W it was reported that the principal
buildings had been "kero.rned,' the
Aaergentti having threatened to destroy
Me whole buslueos situation by fire at
Mee first shot of bombardment The banks
were sblpptng their treasure to the L1n1
tad States transport Newport ■nd other
veatele. The family of the American slcu-
sewaol had gone on board the Newport
Col Potter report. that President
McKinley's proclamation had to be type
written aboard ship, as the planters on
shore declined to do the work, and when
the Met of the proclatcatlon was red to
them ridiculed the notion that oonallia
Mee was possible.
The Llnllald...d•Mea. gunboat .,- Pts1ra1.
arrived at Iloilo on Friday and Col.
Potter reports that the United States
Woops will probably land on Gelman.
Wand, .loot midway between the Island
at Panay and the 'island of Negros, whore
a estop will be established.
A Spanish Report.
Madrid, Jan. 9.-A delfts were reeel,ed
here yesterday from a lending rerobant
at Iloilo, capital of the Island of Pansy,
MI the V i.ayas group, to the effect that
agricultural operation. In the vicinity of
Iloilo have not Leen interrupted. and that
all the Insurgents respect the European...
both at Iloilo std In the Island of
Negros
*bat le asld at Washington.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Tbe War Depart-
ment received another despatch yesterday
from Major-General Otis, commandit.g
the United States troop. to the ' Philip-
pines. 13o far amt oftllclals are wfliing
to admit, the despatch .bows no material
change In the conditions exbring 'sI the
t ime of previous advlees.
Cabe&{ officer said last eight that the
despatch oontnlned nothing alarming.
aaatoug or exciting. Then had been n
edltsioo with the Insurgents. he sidtM
aura not a .hot bad been fired. The der-
patch,
enpatob, however, le believed to have been
sufficient Importance to bring to the im-
mediate attention of the President and
the patter, Secretary Alger, and Secretary
Lang and Adjutant -General Corbin were
In ronfurenoe for some time at the White
House during the afternoon, presumably
en that matter.
WAR TALK IN FRANCE.
Great Britain D•termined, According to
Peril. Paper.. to Plod • Clouse for
Wer -U. a. and Germany.
Paris, Jan. 9. -Shall Frame Moon e
Mecdly with Germany or with England
Ins Liberte asked the question last even
-
Ing, and adds that such 1a the dilemma
with which the republic Is brought fact
to face t3 -day as regards the foreign sitlt-
atlon. If one may lodge, however, from
the tone of the pre.& of London and 1'arl',
17 a toward Berlin that France Is mote
likely to tura.
Apropos of the rumor of. Moneon's
resell, M. Sateey, one of the ablest of
French writers on foreign affairs, sale'
yesterday morning: " Whether he stay* or
gee. [Dake' little difference. We Vont
*sly one thing -to be let alone. tet Eng-
land. anions other., booty Dorsett a little
more with her own Minim and • little
less with ours, and let her not seek to
pick a quarrel with us every time the
escallop offer. Whether this result tie
e ustalned wltb or without the present
asbam odor is of alight importance to
The well informed i.00doo oorreepond
M$ of Le Matin nays the negotiations be-
tween England and France, to regulate
the difference between the two eoon'ttes,
are now to begin, and be adds that If
they do not succeed In eseeotlal points
war between these neighbors Is not far
off. He says that If France renounces her
elating In Newfoundland, England most
make some similar ooncemion. He .ug
Bests the neaten of tee Channel Island"
as an ■ppropri•te gold pro quo.
Dente Guilbert closes bin article In yes
terday'• Figaro on Anglo-French differ
enema in Stam by expressing tee belief
that England Is sokler an ooca1lon to
deniers war on Franca. This mistrust of
England, perfectly inhere' ander the air
-
eomsLnree, Is reflected everywhere, and
it erten leads to the most extraordinary
aennlmlo,s. Thom one journal, In refer
ring so the Ameriran desire for the revo
carton of the Clayton-Hulwer treat!,
'Pave: "If England thews herself 1e Ole
.fair as intractable as In the Mee of
t 11'..14044 war *111 Dm eertalh, but It is
pretty sura that England will yield, mak-
, Mg up for any lose .he may softer at
4 err CTpen•e."
The aeggeatton of an alliance between
the United States and France came from
las unexpected quarter yesterday, and
pggenteel In a very different light. The
)J.w-Mhlne idl.re Parole In a diatribe
agtemet Enamel makes thys rather
arenlahing assertion: "if it were not ter
She friendship of the United NMMs Eng-
land would not dare pet on molt a1,,
VIM r, and Fashoda probably would
4MN been Impartible; but, even as 1t le,
Wm Vatted States w111 not let Kngland
,eKp1Mt American friendship w as to
tillid•egor the safety at Fines Thera
tarp Int.r5.M and their ancient relation.
dew wgethe tho two great ropeblles of
W oe woad. The Whte Hones has nothing
4* fear from as Why should 1t let the
�jtMlll.b Ilan am It Its our detriment?"
C4AR TALK+or PRAOIL
ISM lime eight ea with Prs setae&&
Me we►.
1SMiga. Jae. 9. --The Pebmer'tsl ear
vee ceded of The These, who W ossa
w M taropeaa Rayls for tem
its llg dlesever, If pssdbl. some MI-
deem
Hdram en M. part dike Muselan Omens -
meat le give effect Ie Me d eeneameot
prupueak of Kmperor Nicholas, say. all
bb observations ware quite to the eon -
tom. The oorrespooder$ remarks. "AR
the naval dockyards 1 found feverish
with activity. Not a men had been w111 -
drawn from the frontiers. Tee Mintiest*
of War and 1[111$1e have been Inspecting
all the Important military sad naval .M-
oons, urging an aooelenSlon of the
preperatlone for defends, bul apparently
never mentioning the Csar's maalfalo.
The number of thou enrolled In the army
and navy during the months, of October
and November last was larger then ever.
k.inforoerueate are being sent to the far
east as fast as they eau be transported.
while all the earthen' along Um Russo-
Turkish
useTurkish frontier .n belgg largely le -
crossed. "
CROMEK'e *PENCIL
Rgyptla• Cae.al-G.n•ral'e Bold Declare.
thou Atlr..l• Atte.tlo..
London, Jan. 9. -Lord Cromer's epeeob
al Omdurman attracts great &MeeSlon le
MHtle l Meeks lir is taken fe amount
almost to a declaration of an English
protectorate over Egypt, for Um Soudan,
which is • part of Egypt, (homer says,
will be governed by the Queen or Eng-
land 1od the Khedive of Egypt, tnougb
on the other band IAD 1e offset by the fur-
ther declaration that the Soudan will not
be governed from ('airo. This probably
may be rolled on: If other nations try to
force the situation by resecting the
"(ween and Khedive" peewees, 1t will he
said that this Soudan will merely be gov-
erned as • ennquered province, with the
Sires as the despotic ruler. 1m any case,
however, this probably is not the lot
that wilt he heard of the Egoytlan °ousel -
general's hold declaration.
KHALIPA MAKING TROVRLF
The birder will, Therefor*. Read Strong
Pores Against Nis.
London, Jan. O.-Asoording to • des-
patch to The Deily News from Cairo,
General Lord Kitchener, the Sirdar, has
decided to send a strong expedition
.WII0.1 Kballfa Abdullah, who Is now In
Darfur with • large force of Dervishes,
and bas been taking the aggressive
against the local tribesmen.
Irl•h Pu.11l•r. for Khartoum.
A despatch from Alexandria, Egypt,
announces that 25U men of the Irish
Fusiliers, have been ordered to Khar-
toum, As the Soudan has hitherto been
garrisoned only by native troupe, the
step is varlonalr larpreled.
s*gear+at'•trne*mstT weer,.
Said to Have Had a '.ries' Attack of
Dy. Na ter,.
London. Jan. 9.-7 he Dally Telegraph
publishes tale morning a despatch from
Cayenne, capital of French Guiana, con-
firming the report forwarded last Friday
that Dreyfus bas had a serious attack of
dysentry and that a physician was sum-
moned from Cayenne to 7)ev11's Island to
attend blm-
And Her. Teo Are Again.
Pan, Jan. 9. -According to The Matta
this morofog, Madame Dreyfus has tea
Delved a cablegratu from her husband
saying that bye health is oerfee.
LORD CUR%Ors LEVEE.
Rear Vleero, sod l'Icereln. Rave Maga.
a Record.
Calcutta, Jen. 9.-1'he levee on Satur-
day of Lora Curzon, Viceroy of India,
mod Lady Curzon was the largest ever
held here and was anomie.' by an onus
nal number of native gentlemen.
To -day the Viceroy *111 receive visitsy1' i) iters&•_" `z sf flafspecr, Ben -
gree, Casimir sac Pedals, and later 1n
the day will pay return visits W th•
Maharajah. On Tuesday he will receive
addrewses of welcome from the Calcutta
corporation, the Talukdan of Cubed and
the British Iod1• Asooletlon.
Great Lak• [',der Loudon.
London, Jan. 9. - Walter Moseley,
engineering expert of the London County
Connell, has Informed that body that
underneath London 1. an immense lake
of pore ooll water, In a sheik basin
9,586 moan miles In e1teut and 100 feat
below the ..dace of the ground. Tbe
annual rainfall that sinks below to the
lake to In minimum two hundred and
eighty thousand rh11)1on gallons, whlob
would give a dally yield of &even hundred
and sixty-six million gallon. The sug-
gestion now before the Council la to oink '
antedate wells for tbm supply of water, '
Instead of an extensive sebum of befog
ing it from Wales, as has been proposed.
Ras Not Rotes for 40 D.,..
Janesv1lle, W1.., Jan. 9.-Thls city
has a man who has not partaken of any
nourishment for the past 40 days. H1.
name I. A. D. Heedrlckson, and h. 4.
'suffering as the result of a stroke of par-
.ly1rs which he met with on Dee. 1.
Nothing bat water has passed his lips,
and although weak, be 1s 111 no Immedi-
ate danger of lying. Mr. Hendrickson
is a man well known through the State,
and for 16 years wee superintendent of
the State Industrial School M Waukesha.
Thrice Divorced.
Chicago, Jan. 9. -Thrice wdd.1 and
Melee tllvoioed-the lee" on Saturday -Is
the reoord o/ Emma E. Wooley and Ern-
est Wooly. Wooley weighs mora than 200
pound', while his wife would .rareely
tarn the beam at 100. yet else was
ebaried with extreme cruelty.
City Treasurer Oshawa.
Newcastle, Pa., Jan. 9. -John Aimless,
city treasurer of Newesn.le, was foaed
early y eterda v morning l0 his office,
unconscious and dying. His head bad
been beaten to a jelly, tbs este broken
epee and about 12,000 la mosey Melee.
Mr. Ondore...d a 1.s. by Man.
Montreal Jan 7 -Plena
deal Leary
and General Manager Underwood of the
"Soo" line, w111 arrive her• today or
Sunday, and as the O,P,B. hoard of
directors meet on Monday, 11 I. Boles
probable that Mr Uaderwnod'■ resigna-
tion will be dlerneold. and perhaps big
grameeeo. appointed.
As a matter of feet, the general man-
ager'. resignation 11.1 not yet been re
salved here. but he probably brings It le
his pocket.
The story 1s thet the Baltimore A Ohio
offered io double Mr. nderwood's eatery,
*blob eat 810.000, sad to give bim the
handsome bonne of (100,000.
airy Cold at it *I. ma. w. *'.
Nelson. B.C., Jsa. 7. -Owing to the
extremely cold w.Ner prevailing herr
Miring the that few deal, Kootenay Lake,
for the ants tams peon the winter of
1111011 91, 4. frisson over opposite the easy.
Edythe.
"Red rase with thy Ilps tampered looks
meant" exclaimed • the fervid lover.
"Thine eyes are as obi Wofs., deep skies of
Daly! Thy tresses would shame • B.Ieu's
look.!"
The maiden eat cold and nnreepinsive
' Thy hlryrle. Is the Met over mule pro
Meted the youth, and thereupon a orttnr'n
Sorel *off resat her g10Vlon* ormeteninca
"hen &n such Infernal lien)" Bee shyly
fettered, that oonfeesing that bee been
was fnnnbed at la•.•
CIADA AND BRITAIN.
Offiotal Returns of Our Trade
With the Mother Country.
A NET INCREASE IS SHOWN
British Foreign Trade for December At..
Exhibit. Ad la Imports sad
Kapott. hoglt.b Kenley 011,1.1s
loveA d to 11.. Railway snood
Tut. on Thi. Cootlssst-
Cable Nowa
London, Jan. 9. -Tae Beard et Trade
returns show the following 15.4114. In the
principal Imports from Casale:
Increase over December, 1891-0attle,
119.000; sheep, 4600; wheat, 460,000
peas, 19.000; eons, 848,000; bacon, 824,-
000;
94 000; hams, 410,000: butter, 880,000;
eggs, 47,000.
Decreases from December, 1897 -Flour,
8,000: obs*, 8190.1)00; ash, 416,000;
timber, 88,000; lumber, 411,000; hones.
191,000.
UO the result of the full year the re-
turns snake the following 'bowing:
Inatome over 1897 -Wheat, 178,000;
flour, 4)166,000; pew, 189,000; cora,
4798,000; Moon, 4478,000; butter, 4316,-
000; eggs, 168,000; 6.14, 4168,000.
1)wreases from 1897 -Cattle, 4270,000:
sheep, 182,000; barn.. 487,000; obsess,
4406,000; lumber, £0:9,000; timber,
4871,000; bores, 410:1,000.
Brltl.14 Trade Ret■ria
London, Jan. 9.-7 Le Board of Tract*
returns of Cheat Britain's foreign trade
for ebe month of December 'how l
creases over 1897 of 83,998,1001n Imports
and 4.1,630,000 1e exports The Imports
for the year amounted tins £470,804,198,
as compared *1th 4461,028,900 In 1897.
For the corresponding period' the exports
were 1286,390,794, as against $234,810,-
700.
FAST TRAINS IN THES�'TAIES.
Railway Magnate. of Creat Britain Say
That The, Do Not Show Bettor
Then E.gl1.b Tests.
London, Jae. 9. -Cable reports of the
railroad race between Chicago and
Omaha are causing abundant comment
here In railway circles, while the papers
lake the opportunity of reviving the
camases! avotemM of item soparente. fallen
of tae English and A merloan systane..
Traffic Superintendent 'lureball rat the
London & Northwestern, one of the roads
whloh three years ago took put In the
celebrated room from London into Hoot
land, was spoken M.
"I have carefully reed all the published
reports of the gnat race," be said, "and
I fall utterly to see that tee English
roads -or oar own, at ■11 events -have
any muse to feel ashamed. It .ppean
from the report that the avenge ■peed
for 61)0 miles was 64)4 miles an hour.
Here it the reoord of oar Own ran from
London t6 'Aberdeen, Aug. We, 1896. The
journey was divided into two halves -
London to Ceruse and Carlhde to Aber-
deen. We covered the first bait -999
miles -In four boon and thirty-five and
one half minutes, maintaining an &vee-
age'peed between Keston and Crewe of
64.8 miles au hour. and between Crews
and Carll.le of 67.11 tulles an boor. We
covered the second half-Carllsie to Aber-
deen, 941 miles -In throe hours and 64
minutes. The average sired from Cashel*
to Perth was 60.6 miles an hour, the
avenge from Perth to Aberdeen 61.4
[Hiles .n hour. Thi whole joorney from
Keaton to Aberdeen -640 , miles -was
made 1n eight hours and 32 minutes,
inoloding all stops.
"No exact record was taken of partlm-
Iarly high epeeds,bOt while upon this gab -
Met 1 and all my experts believe tee re-
ported Sop speed of 124, miles an boar on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Chicago & Northwestern mad be •
cable error. At the fame time, we used
on ordlnaiy journeys so exceed 80 mile.
an hour on one portion of oar route, but
stooped owing to objections from oar
passengers. I inay add finally that the
grades on the Kns&on-Absrdsen route in
some places are tremendous, and 1 should
think It bandy possible that they could
be exceeded on the Chicago Omaha
roe te. "
These are the views generally of Reg
Iamb railway men, who are tenacious of
their opinion that Kngllsh rellroeding 1s
not to be beaten, oiplte all slatemeor
to bbd contrary.
RAILWAY TUIOOGH JV�IGLK.
The Meet Dt111ewit Part of th• Great
Uganda Line Completed.
London. Jan. 9. -The Africa• mails
bring nawa that the moat Millar It pert of
the great Uganda Hallway la completed,
and that nefora another veer la ended
Lake Victoria will he connected by roll
with the coast Thus ocean and lake will
be linked carom the hottest wilderness of
the Dark 1-ontnnent i1 ti a daring daeb
for the riche, of Central Afrlea.
Aa now planned, the whole length of
the railway w111 be .bout 804) tulles Its
lake terminal will be • sheltered harbor
In IJgown Bay, on Lake Vlrtoria, tram
when steamers w1I1 ran serosa the great
lake to Uganda, the headquarters of
trade In Central Africa. Arltleb enter -
prim will thus penetrate the Dark Con-
tinent from the alai, while the Slyder
p 1104. eettllb.' down from the Sshrtl4tN 5i - -
Rhodes nes from the
sae aa e aa It.r, De*led.
Hong Kong, Jan. 9.-Aaeording a the
statements of people who have Mat
arrived bees from the island of Balabae,
loth of the Island of Palawan, then Is
no truth 1e the report that the Rpanteh
have been massacred by tee Filipinos
Thea say that Use story Is an Invention
f he prisms to re 1
o t 8x1 w
ce t6 F111 n
p 1 I o
D D
canna, daetering .Ina that then are not
mon than half a dozen Spanish In the
Island, and tall .11 who have been killed
fell In warfare
NO LIQUOR IN ATLIN.
Cel. tt J. Or,au . r.a..• hun,11.11-m Ie
th• ('511.4 erase tarlu•t lh. *Awn.-
•l.a )'.Iler - t'014 11 N•l..s.
The laud blew 79 miles .. hour at
Raffia w Sat,srdey.
new. H R Knowles of Koos Qhurob,
Gal/, now receives 18,000 a year and a
taw mace.
The cold *settler s.1 Nelson, H.C., cos•
them, and the 10e op the lake 'Mende
the pearly 17 miles
Half • down eases of amalipos have
been discovered at Coteau do Leo and
Coteau Lmpoing, 001 far from Mou'rel.
Saturday was Mn. Uladeteee'a 1178:3
birthday. She la In fairly good health,
allhougb mentally showing sigma great
y.
Great Britain Imported from Canada
daring I)eoelaber goods to the &slue of
117,8d0,868. Exports M (entitle mulled
1114,807, 879.
T1s Hamburg, Germany, obenekel fee -
tory was des8roysdty are Saturday even-
ing, causing a lots of 400,000 marks
(about 1100,000).
Only 860,030 was requested for a
memorial to Mr. Ulad..tone yell not half
that amount hes been subwribd. The
sum raised le 499,000.
Staunton Powell dropped dead of
bears Manse at his home in Shame on
Saturday. Deceased went to *moos at
Christmas to visi4 bis parent.
The dwelling boom of Kr. John
Hanna, over h1e store, to Wingbam, woo
badly damaged by are on Saturday.
owing to a defective oblmn.y.
Micheal Carroll 1e dead a1 Butouob,
N.H., aged 108 yearn. He was • native of
Arinagb County, Ireland, and bed lived
In New Brunswick dace 18140.
The Helldal' Columbia Government
will, It is said, exclude liquor from Sas
.411111 district, with the Idea that It le
better to do that than build Mlle
With a •yew to retrenchment, a decree
has been trued at Rio Jambe, Brasil,
abolishing two of the naval and three of
the military .1100.1, of Inc country.
Mr. Florolos Ritchie, • member of
Frank Daniels' company, now playing •I
Denver, Col., fainted while taking a bath
at the Albert Hotel and was drowned.
Mr. A. L Gibson, regLHrar of the
County of BeleM. deed on Sunday morn-
ing In Uodendiat .Oho age of 71. Inter
mien& will be M Weirs/gm Mt Wednesday
Mr. J. N. Wieners( Amleretborg, Det.,
bee gone to England to try and establish
• market for Canadian grown toham°,
and incidentally 10 learn proper methods
d Blackleg.
The soboanar Orion, from St. Pierre to
Somas, P.K. Island, re. on Hook Island
when sneering Louisburg, N.S., harbor
on Friday and becalm, a total -amok.
Crew sated.
Col. W. J. Bryan made a stases In
Cincinnati ageless the expansion policy,
and said the trusts were the "beoe4olar-
1es of expansion." The speeds was tun -
°oily cheered.
7 he physicians of the Cow1Mm Jong of
Bt. Petersburg bats diagnosed the skin
disease from which for some time she
has hese suffering as leprosy, and she
has been isolated.
Fire destroyed the soothe of ex -Mayor
Little In London Sannny morning, to-
gether with two bones and • cow.
Origin unknown Lore shout $5,000.
Covered by losoraone.
The Johnston Block at Petro15., com-
prising the Johnston hotel, herler shops,
441111ard room and ■ vacant store, was
burned early Saturday mur.lug. Lose on
hotel 86,000, mostly covered try Insurance
W. A. Trask, former teller of she Wall-
ingford, Conn.National Bank, wise
abeeonded M Oh, nada' M)D1tt Wryest ago,
is no* said ID be in New Orleans hash-
ing trunks mod blacking boots In a cheap
hotel.
Dr. Charlet Rambo Lemieux died Sat-
urday after a long Illness. lie was • well-
known physician and for over 96 years •
prominent figure 1n Quebec', and wee
dean of the medical faculty of Laval
University.
Sidney H. Davie. • Joliet Prison oun-
vict. told the warden ■ few days ago
wbere 82.000 worth of diamonds stolen
from • Mn. Williams, • Chicago hotel
guest. had been secreted. The story was
true and the diamonds bare been return-
ed to their owner.
U. H. Secretary Alger Inas decided to
send four regiments of Infantry to the
Philippine. The lth, 12th and 17th have
been deeignatrd end, 1n addition, the
8rd Infantry, now at Fott Bashing,
Minn., *111 go by the same root, name -
:y, across the Atlantic.
Mrs. 14aadman Fiero., who wee terrib-
ly amnia in the fatal are In Toronto
several weeks ago, when Maas Power and
helm Barber lost their lives front the
effects of iniad&., Is now able to leave
the Emergency Hospital.
The c8yd• seamen have •bandon.d
their fight agdn.e the program of the
Federation of Shfpownen, and will r •k
■ n Increase of wages Instead. 1t is be
Heard that the owners will (rent the
ad,anoe, in view of the fast that the
men ere willing to weep{ tb. Federa-
tion's conditions or employment.
Mr. I. K. Fetch, pr•.tt:ent of ebe
American Poultry As. elation, has
arrived In Toronto to be prevent at the
9586 anal ry oboe of the 0011,10
Poultry Association, whleh opens In the
Pavillon on Toesdey. Then gra over 700
mon entries 1111 poultry alone than at
any previous show of the O.P.A.
General Ludlow, the Military Governor
.f Havana district. hag rasped • proolatna-
.411101k,i6umillallissntling that arms to store, of
them an large qo nekles, sb.11 be
ttnod over to the Dulled Rates authori-
ties. Then tem been a pretty general
reepones. Pays rlana an also ordered to
report infections diseases, and saloons and
resesurants are allowed to keep open till
Midnight, a "elle.• suffering and Mop
professional beggary.''
Salts. Hates Prised. 0.orge.
1401440*, Jae 9--Aeoerdf141 to • des
patch from ConaMntlaopls the Sultan hem
paid his nepeoes to Prince George of
Creme by an order prohibiting the sale
In Turkey of Mimeographs of tb► new
Mgt" emembwlever of the powers to Cysts.
TM panes. of the Turkish earths! hays
oon6•cgted all sash portraits Mind In the
saepa, 55 well ea all meq of Crva, the
sale of which, •Ina, le Interdiresd.
- eras w •tree{ Railway,
Cleveland, Jan. 7, -Wed readied this
elty yssard.7 that the franahlee of the
Havana Rarest Railway Company had
arse seemed by the Ternneo Street Hall-
way Cempeay, la which Henry A.
Everett of that etty le interested.
"I am Interested in the Toronto emu
platy ea • 55es1)rhekt1M 0 ly," eaki Item
rem "I hear engin Toronto indayOM/
the company age smeared the H
trembles, and Is also operating the read.
Meavy mine have *.aged eTaBMve
washea4. 0S relined. in Central Masala,-
Ippl. mad the general emed1Mom 4. the
worst knew. Is ream
Mrs. Arnold Bad Mw.
r
Kingdon, Jan. 9.- No one would have
roppoe.d that Mn. Arnold, who died of
heart drawee during toe S. GeOrge'a
Cathedral en, bed money However. 10
has been learned that the had • bank
amount of nearly 11,600. In an old trunk
was else found UM 1. gid, Vitra wombs
had fur years bike .n objets of chanty.
Toothlike/ w ensestell aale11..
Quincy, 111., Jan. 9.-1 4.. Kar Rich
tar. and 211, wmn.lt*d ..$ells at the
know of Louis Shen last night Rhe seed
• revolver, the tall searing ber right
temple. Tb. Norse a.slpned by herself
was that eke mimed from ntelencholla
dos to her laabalty to have • see of 1.155
stab Stied a ber mobtb.
mhos She 1[.ew.
"Do you knew any one In theme partse"
gnarled a lawyer of one lire Rafl1M, who
wee a witness in • trial M Pratt. Mrs.
Hbnit* dropped her ryes, pinek.d u 'ras-
ay at her shawl few • wan set tied then
blushingly responded, "Ileseriff Keyes over
rase mom to b. 'a! MOS before either of
m was married," w1easefpoo the eDoA
hammered elgrwnnely to being the mtdt-
enee to corder.
awed RaMtaga
116 /$dry -T.,, 1 stall .spry afro,
I'baItiest -W1** dN lareses M te
nal?-$ws Tab leewml
TOMER FEBRUARY 1.
Ontar10 Legislature Has Been
Called for Business.
VARIOUS OFFICIAL CHANGES.
air. J. S. Cartwright d• th• L.I1
Mr. Alesa.der Grant MYJ A. ile-
.4.de.w 14.mrm•e • argl. .0
tb• High Court or Ju.tlo• of
Oaterlo-Olh•r (l,suge. at
Oeg....d. Hall.
Toronto, Jan. 9.-Tbe Ontario Legis-
lature has been called to meat on Wed-
eseday, February 1, for the despatch of
business
It Is understood that Mr. James
/heathen Cartwright, Q.C'for some
years a regi of the High Court of
Juggles for Ontario, has been transferred
8o the nglatrorsblp of the Court of Ap-
peal, lately made vacant by tee death of
Mr Alexander Grant.
Mr. John Alfred McAndrew, onset the
taxless masters at Oegoode Hall, has
been transferred to the position made
vacant by the appointment of Mr. Cart
wrigh.
Mr. George M. Les, clerk of records
and write, bas been transferred to the
office of taxlag muter, In place of Mr.
McAndrew. end Mr Michael J. McNam-
ara, eh4.1 clerk of the Judgment bench,
centred Oaloe, has been made clerk of
records and wilts.
Mr. Bernard B Hughes, for many
years In the wholaeale dry goods bestows
1n the city and • brother of Mr. Patrick
Hughes, has been appointed a clerk In
the enthral otfl.e of the High (bun of
Justice, In the room and s4041.1 of Mlabaal
J. McNamara, transferred eo the omoe of
the clerk of records and wrHM,
KILLS') AT A PONKRAL
County Treasurer Cowan. RI• Re■ and
Maa O,. Victims
Oltswa, Jan. 9--A deplorable calam-
ity happened on Saturday during the
funeral of Mr. Charles O'Gara, and two
more femme w111 shortly follow.
Amoogsl'ihs numerous rigs present was
• aralgh oontalning Mr. Cowan, the
"aunty treasurer, his sen, Mr. Holmes
Cowan, and a driver failed 81. Germain.
A. the funeral oortnn started the bores
beean.e unmai.ageoble and bolted ou eo
the Canada Atlantic and Ottawa, Arn-
ptlor & Parry Sound Hallway tracks.
Before the driver ooeld recover command
of hie hones the outgoln4 Derry Sound
train swept round a sharp curve, dashing
Into the sleigh at fell speed. County
Tr..,eor Cowan was killed Immediately,
and Mr. Holmes Cowan only survived his
father fur a few minutes St. Germain,
terribly fnlered, was removed In she
ambulance to Lit. Luke's Hamlet, only
to die woo after eateries. Both the
bones were killed. Mr. Cow•e, sr , lessee
• family of daughters and Mr Holmes
Cowan • widow and one daughter. Mr.
Holmes Cowan we. • brother In•law of
Hon. N. C. Wallace of Woodbridge. Mr.
Crewsa being • tamer of Mn. Wallace.
Mr. Cowan mode his last *111 on Fri-
day. Owing to the approaching marriage
of him daughter. Miss Maggie Cowan, he
found It oeoeseary to add • codicil. and
had ft wltnsssel by Mr. Charles McNab,
county (nark and Mr John Dawson,
Coors Howse comedian. Mr. Cowan re-
marked that he had changed blts will
many ttn.es, but that would be the las.
Team Kan Into th• Tr.l..,
Mr. M. Donaldson. gasaral superin-
tendent of Canada Atl.ntte and O. R P.
S. Hallways. makes •n official statement
relative to the fatal aocldent at the Sne-
e d/ road eromlog, la weigh he .late,
that Mr Cowana team ran Into the side
of the train, striking 1t between the ten-
der and beaten ear. Mr. Cowan and hle
moo were instantly killed, and the driver.
whom name Is Damn, was serlow4y in-
jured. The train was Immediately
moppet, coming to a full eandat111 a few
ear lengths past the creaming, and the
Lents. as elven above. were repotted to
my office. Itwould appear the driver lush
metro] of his harem, which was the caeee
Of the .widens
(INK 71LLO* 'LAO PLYING -
Tim R 1.lo. air. Tongarere Arrive.
Off Wallies with 5ieltoe.•.
Halifax, Jan. 9.-'•1 h. !leaver Lias
Tongarlro has anchored at quaractlne
with the yellow flag flying for Nickname
aniomg the pawnurrs.
The steamer lunearlrn. wbleb arrived
Saturday afternoon room Liverpool, mss
with terrific weather on the pa.mge. On
sheathe, 27th and 2tll1 &scember the
wind blew with novelette" force, with
hlgbtful mons sec+ the decks were swept
fon and aft, and everything moveable
carried off. One lifeboat was lost and
another smashed, and seven ventllstors
wished awe,. The orlw had many nar-
row ea:wpm and all are more or 1&55
bruited and out by being knocked &bout
the deck for three days 111,'steamer was
only able to average S0 miles a day. 011
was put oft to bass to try and calm the
sea, bus, notwithstanding that the begs
were weighted with the pieces of chain,
they were blown aboard ngnln altnrwt as
w oe as they were put out. The 7bntterlro
brought five cabin, Men a.not.d robin and
:I40 ateange passengers. Of thy. number
198 landed here, the remainder belt),
destined for Portland. Me.
ANOrHER PO+rAL cH.Mor.
14..1.. on Men., Orders N.twroe the
V. d. and Coned* Reduced.
Washington, Jan 9. -The I'o.tnl De-
partments of the United State. anti Can-
ada on Saturday retorted an egre.tnen$
providing for a considerable reduction of
the rates on Internattohal money order.
Thi. seam) 1e the result of plane furnish-
ed by Firm Assistant Postmaster Heath
a change the fee system In the strewing
and payment of international money be-
tween the Delted States and Caned* se
as to reduce the price of such orders to
the memo rate wbIch exists Ie. domestic
money orders In each ao0utry.
Pullman to we Annexed.
Chteago. Jan. 9. -The drawlers of the
Pullman Polaris Car Company, *bleb
owns tee town of Pullman, have served
to lease that modal town te Chicago.
Dingl., R.•tiee ()mealy.
W..binglos, J•e. 9.-Tb.ts has tea
n o ;notarial change In the r onditlon of
Reprewout.$l*. I)inglee, and Inst night N
was said he 4. meals' aemforrbly.
Maria About the D■meer.
Re. John'. 1484., Jan. 9. -TM Farness
Line steamer Dement. Captain Wilson,
from Liverpool, Dee 111, for R. John's
and Halifax, 1s still overdue. Stee Is new
91 days out, and as no Winne have tree
renel,04 her., It Is feared that else ham
broken down, If not fennderer:. She has
a number sf pamengera on board, Maid.
■ MOW of 1e wren:
A4Joere•d TIM &.setae.
Washington, Jan. O. --TI. Altnerlean,
t'eegdlae sommleslea did not meet on
ra4meday, having mdj.Vrn•d ea Friday
omit Meedmy. The eemmlttes en bend -
Ing mad trenameliNen bend • brill Moslem
ew iatmgly foroneea,
AN ALL-ROUND DECLINE.
48Leal la -el Dnw• ,.o ee. order 10 At)
Gee Week' Cretan ••• Latt•M
JidperpmM wttsatt r eyrqWmaigrlial T.
metol today. P.A. w►ea d- x111e14
1 to 10 cerium&. and doter 10 to 16 eee•
Uma. Antwerp wheat declined 124 reit
Illuiva vtIlmm,
t;Mess* futures showed a little tach'b
early ea foreign buyltn and ousel .•u.Il de
mend. ?lie close was, flowerer, 44c per
hobbit tallow 7T.1,r,iay a
Leedlwa Wheat Ibrleta.
1 o IowlaK are the a ielag prlota today at
Important l.'ttina:
C'eaf. Jam. Ma July.
Chicago ...1.... 5..,1_, M u.j100 919:
at. Louie ...arn . .... 0 711 0 49k 0••
4'1' ,
Detroit .. 0 IV14 a 1104 •77274 .: •
Duluth. No. 1
Northers .000 • M14 01614
Duluth. Nu. 1
card . "0 6674
Mlna.pN4..... 0 1194 0 67111 0 00'4
Toronto, No..1
atm! mew)... 0 141 .... ...,
T,.uelu, red.. 0 •0 ...• .., .,,.
Toronto et. 1•awre.ee Market.
11' r ip.■ of all kraal• of farm produce 11
dcy wrrt IiChl, et 1, ow lead of oats sad
timer tar four of hay. with a few lets .1
butter. est.:. dud posit - +-+_--`
--
Prier. for ¢rale sad sailers .aebaaged.
but the., tor better. eggs and poultry were
dreier.
Ifutter-Onseptuad role read at 14c to 21e
thr latter prke only helm wad fur choir*
select dairy to .prwra
.dal elowe
Poultry -Turkeys wld at 1c to 10e Per
Ib. ; grew. 6c to Tc per Ib.: ducks ear's
area sold .t 00e to al per pair; chickens.
40, to it per pair.
Mast 41.4.le Cattle Market.
Oar, sin saw. Jell. 7 tains-Andy one
loud ou sole rand d not drtuamd. . drre
w, re 111 m„4tvxil..n03 . Vol d owe& .n 1
w id aleax y.sterl.,y ■ prima. /*45* 10
tan. 87.50 to $7.7:,, good to rimier, 01 to
Sheet. and tanttr •Betsy demmd 1.1
both kala sad Ligl.er; 11 toed. ..n ace
Iambs Mahe to extra 56,w to 06.60: " d
1.. taster, tits to (6 ; common w fair.
(4.76 to Ig. Shg.p realm to extra. N.
to 14.10; good to choke. 04 to 04.75; rum
mon to fair, 0650 to *50. Tbe olerfu,ts
erre well c)•aned up and Me Case was
erns on good bandy Wme.
British Markets.
Liverpool, Jam. T.--0t10.)-Nn. 1 Cal., se
S teck; rad winter, de 0d• No. 1 Northern.
spring, M 1 cora, la 10.4d pees, 65
11144. pork. 50e; lard, 28e lid; tallow. ;at
3d: bacon. heavy. I. r. , 2Ts 6d• light. 271.
. hart cat, 28e; cheese, white, boa:end,
llrttrpnd-l] wheat rosy et (Y
aha faf red winter au Ih laid for Nu. 1 Nor,
Red *tater future. steady at 111 1050fur
March and a 9.1 for Gar. /Spot 40111' 4.007
er ,L 1 Putnr-e 38 1014,1 for old len..
Ss 8144 for mew March and 1s 1744 fes
May. ]Moor. 19s 84.
71141 01 A COLD MORNING.
The Homo of Mr. ler Mh.sba, Paisley,
D.elr.j.4 Karl, ea seely.
Pa1Mielrt. fifty;. . 4-alltetii'8'*4' kiebt
yesterday morning fin was dlsootered to
the dwalling above Mr. D. Shanks' groc-
ery and boot and shoe store, wherein
dwells Mr. Shanks, who has been con-
fined to bls bed for about tents month.
by Illness; Mn. Lamont, who has also
lately seoov5.ed from an attack of long
trouble. and who was visiting a few day.
In town; Mn. Shank., mathor of bks
proprietor. about 82 years of age; Mr. 13.
Ander.en the proori.tcr'. nephew, and
h is throe. Miss May ?shank. With the
e xception of Mr. Anderson, a'1 the moue
pante Irad to be removed by 1116•11111•1 a
ladder to the upstate window. it was
1mpo.dble to save clothing, etc., as Um
whole hones wee full of smoke and not
sold the firemen het beeu then for 16
minutes was then a blase to be .cob,
when suddenly the whole roof seen ed to
break Into dames. Hatters were licked
o p lite kindling and • /trona eeothwest
Sind blew volumes of smoke and .parka.
.bout 6 o'clock the fin was declared
out
1 be fin 1s purposed to have caught
from a defective chteeney. Mr. 4k.at.'
loss on household good. 1111 be about
1600; insured lar 81001p Kortk tan iroar-
*OM Conillaarh Rif ` aritI'Af-tpseerried;
ea , by fin and wear, •Ld01 11,200,
Insured to Nortb British & 1,icantie
for 1900; on the building, lois •bout
8600, !hared for 'coo In Nonburn Mr.
W. Patareon's tsUor shop, which 4. .d-
;oleing, .offered loss, bat eh4.6y by
water; no Inenr.noe. A.'Flhclalr'..to;k
will a1.0 be damage$ by water; Insur-
ance unknown
BISHOP .011175191 rUNIRAL
Tbe Order eta Ike Soni... et the Obaegaloe
- Henorerr Pellboarrra
Tommie, Jae. D -The body of Ri.hop
Sulll.an will be wnveyed quietly to the
Cateedral 81115 mor.ag. The C•Medrel
doors will he open fro,n 10.80 to 1.80 se
allow the g 1 public an opportunity
to view the remain.; the doors w111 tten
be closed from 1,80 to 2.30, when '1..y
w111 be reopened. to admit tomes who
with to be present at the .*vetoes.
1bo mnlose will be connected by the
Bishop of Toronto sad the Cathedral
clergy 4 Het. G. C Wallis and Bee. Rich.
• rd Ashcroft). Dean Carmichael j( Mont-
real is &:pentad, and, tt ben, wUl take
part la the services.
The honorary bearers *111 be: Btehob
1)u Moulin of Niagara, Hlthop Baldwin of
Iluron, Bishop Thoroton of Algoma
Arehducon Boddy, A. S. Irving, Janos
Seca nth• latter two ehneeh tearoom',
lion. O W. Allan, chancellor of Irl .ity
University: N. W. Hoy;.'., cbalrmen of
14411171 Callers Cooped. and Hey.
Arthur H. Bei twin.
After the Cathedral worth's.' the funeral
nr,sai•nt w111 move via t'bnreh, liar-
✓ 1ml.rlo, Welie.ly and i'arllenp nt
4 l'tl la :1'1. James' l.emetery, when the
cn:nmltt.tl smiles will be seed in the
chapt•l
.lid n,l 't note a Leap i8..,
Midland. One , Jan. 9 -At t menta(
of the Beard of Trade of this M,wn u,_
propomltIon of constrUeting a loop .1 •
railway lror.3 • point Morose) Allendale
and Collingwood on the Northern 14,11•
way to Brantford, on the umline wee
unanimously endorsed, and • remolnd°.
to that end wan passe,, eo be cont to the
Board of Trade et Toronto.
A HERO'S AWFUL DEATH.
A emelt of Dyes..it• P1ptoace 1. Mr
M0Ooart►'. Are• C.eghs
Piro from Ills Pipe.
Rt. John, N.B., Jan. 7. -Mr. Cornenn,
M,Onnrtl, the well known contractor,
was killed yeet.rdey nnrrwleg ander eel
etrenm.tennes by a dynamite sepia -ion
sear the Mlepee pulp mills. Mr. Malone
ty was •Dg.dd 4. lying wear and
Mem pipes, aed used the dyssmlte for
blasting. Over 80 Mtbk. wets Ina Mack
hanging ever the hellsr le • Mmporary
shed, getting thawed ent. Seven or Night
peewee were moment One of the party
tent the mat awl handed 1t to McGourty,
*l familiarly bald It down on the
ground lois be 1N a mat.* and applied
It e a pips In ►4. menta. Budded, the
bag w.. men to be ea Bra McOArty
called oat N tee miters le nn tet their
lives, /M I15ently the ererktw111 made
• dash Self • few stem away Wm the
))Ihpee gereate, and Mr. Mment, Oster -
mined
t.r-
mised ss a burets effort a avert the ex.
plosion. Picking up she bag s(07.amla,
he marked for the stream. 11e Aly reasb-
M see dear whet thane wise a tslt1a
.tptesba. The the/ was destroyed, and
Mr M.Gou,sy wee literally bleep so
pleas Hb anus were goes, and hos
Meese fere away. The fleeing workmen
were throws several feat by the maple.
sine, bat May .anapest injoey. 1G is Mep'
pose tee bag eemght are fns a spark
from Mr. 11110eurty'5 pipe The dessseed
w4 30 years ors. and teems vett' shaken.
THE NIGHT CLERI'S STOI
A EACs LIKE CNAUL
A very bad attack of the Grippe ,
year ago last winter len my system I
very weak &tate and Illy nervosa aye
completely unstrung. Alter round o
the dangerous stage of the dose.
naturally expected to gain streegtb, 1
unfortunately, did not du ss. On
contrary, my blood became weaker.
daily lost strength and vitality, sad
nervous system became so west tat
was a constant source of suffering b
day and night. I loot appetite, the si
of foul nauseated use, the weak stat
My gy,een, Caused shortness of bre
and unnotoral action Of the heart, a
as aunt. ing and violent palpitation,
my too was like chalk. 1 was in
condition and constantly getting wee
when 1 began. taking D �dbSt
0 Ward'.
bbd Nerve Pills. I the
they distributed and their advertleeae
le the papers, and thought, " Wel
My* taken so much medicine era
benefit it is useless to spend any m
motley. However, I finally made up
mind. It is a forlorn hope; lean but •
1f 1 ash not benefited 1 will sot be 6
So I bought one boa and received el
benefit therefrom, so continl4pfj, gage( f
and to -day mm a well man in conseques
my blood is strong, my face heathen,
bus of health, my appetite has reran
1 sleep well, 1 have not the slightest
dicatioos of nervousness or heart trou
and from a sick, weak, nervous man
Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills h
transformed its in six weeks to full he
nod strength." 1 am yours very t
(Signed) WILLIAM WILLAR18
Night Clark Grand Central Hob
Peterbl
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve P111,
gold at sec. par box, 5 boson for $a.o
druggtri.ts, or mailed on receipt d p
by THE DOCTOR WARD CO., Lias
1 Victoria Street, Toronto. Rook
tion fres.
Queen Kmm.'• Strategy.
As an lllnstratfoo of bee roadie
Toatis's Companion relator a story of
early m.rrle4 life Old Kieg WIIU
her husband, had purchased for b
very b••utlful service of Sevres porde
for ordinary 1155 la ;he paw*, en.
threauned with lament dimaissel
servant who broke or Injured one of
Meow. One day a son wlo had se
la the palace ninny years broke s
la tie misery mad eakeppl•ass be w
to the Queen.
The Queen told him to mend 1t M
as be could, and to beo.refol W serve
cop to her that afternoon 1n the Kll
,wwmnos as W U* .. _114. asset.
lowed bow directions. and with tren.bl
band filled It with tea .mJ served I
The Queen turned aside, drank the
and rising suddenly trona her obait
the cop fall upon the door, when It
broken into fragments.
"Tains. •r me as one el the moss •
ward of Your Majesty's tartan*,"
amid, with humility. "I bays breams
et your precious Hearse cups You n
discharge me at once. I don't deserve
n male In yon' service."
'11. arbitrary cid King was amaaed
bee demon in seem. est a.Osidemd
•.eldent a very glad joke Tee 1
servant, standing l .hind the tray, mm
grateful look In tae dtnotram of
Queen who bad protmted blur He
twined In the smiles of the King, e
Myer learned the troth about the Oro
nap.
Net Improbable.
First Brute of a Man -1 naw 1n t
morning's paper that a woman tole
dog fast tried to bite ber.
Second Brute of a 1[an-By J.
you don't say sot 1 weeder bow she
it? _
Flr'S Brsts e1- a 11111'-T3sMilli►
leaked it to de•tb.-AlljfBh/ta.
ICC- ..--
" Lest eb..lei
was troubled wi
Sick Headaches!
Biliousness, and could not sae
at night. I tried several docte
but to no effect, and got col
pletefy discouraged. At last
saw an advertisement telling abo
Burdock Blood Bitten. My bas
band induced me to try it, and t
day I am using t
third bottye, and c,
truly say it has do,
me a wonder$
amount of good. I (eel belt
than 1 have for years, and am co
fident i awevny restored health
B. B. B." MRS. EDWAR
BECK, Riverside, N.B.
B.B.B. is the best remedy 1
Biliousness, Constipation, Sii
Headaches, Coated Tongue, Liv
Complaint, jaundice,
Scrofula, Blood
Humors, and all
Diseases of the
Stomach, Liver, Kid-
neys and Bowels.
SPELLS
A BRITISH SOLD/iE
Tells how Hilburn's Heart and Nei
:sills Conquer Disease.
Like the cnnq•,ering armies of Brite
Which are marching to victory lm .val
quarter of the globe. Milburn's Re
1.
441144.44'
I
l
and Nerve twills aro everywhere Multi
I(I fover.ickneon,wraknessend,u ,M
Mr. David Violet'. of Carleton Plat
Ont , a man who has served lath d
tinction and credit in the Rritish arm
sad is emir an employee of the C. .
Railway, save, " tl hire in the army Fa
broken down, and my nervous erne
w.a completely .battered.
"I was much l ntvblyd with Neer .Do
pl.1nt, looser appetite, etc. 1K nab
aim broke.' and w.. disturbed
.
dreamThis had been gout ely4f
y'earg, although i took • greet sial
rl"n101iee to escape from fie tslsdb
*hieh afflicted M. nil.WHover I ent tee arted we
allts Milburn'ss lullfmist fp
Nerve
I vied
Liver Plea and new hill WI
have beim for �seed a few ga'K'rtk top batter
rumored to tell WrCe awd v sur, Olti
hemp weff,toned
aand my retire wawa t
heel t and e/rer.gthg
Kaman Heart and News t111p,
• bol, eta j for 11.13• at all lbft
/1 ?ter46 eek, 64. ee , N a., •• a fj
et 4enatl ra Mad d fat mks►
tatr atsHia r..tmf tesatl glsrtpwe