The Signal, 1899-2-23, Page 6v. toe
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I,OUBET \VAS ELECTED
President of France by a Very
Large Majority on Saturday.
CHOICE OF FRANCE ASSAILED.
a .seg la rads by tb• R■.sale• el
Pre..k D.psbIlea.l•w - Two Dalt .a
t'tcl.r. W,.rk ea tb. atr..0 .f
the Gay Capital -Tromp* Paler
•r •- 100 111.1.1.
Arrested.
Paris, Feb. 90.-M. Laub* president
'd the Sande IMO prartdtng -ouster,'
•rrlved at Versailles In • carriage .t 10
o'clock a w. on S.turday. Friends sur-
rounded bun when he entered the Gallery
of Bata, and be mid: if you love me, 1
hope you won't vote for me."
The National Assembly met at 1
o'clock. M. Locbat declared the sitting
open amid the applause of the Leftists,
during which M. Lathes prooteded ts
-.drew for opera �� H•
Th• voting began with Lb*ldMr
M. Ilam•etid, moderate Republican, end
the Bret Leliot
Patriots 114.4. Troubl..
Wean M. Paul 1)eroulede. organizer of
the Le.jue of Patriots, votod, be at-
tempted to speak from the tribune, but
M. Loubet babas blm to do so. Tele
called forth moans from the Rightists
and applause from the Leftists.
M llvroeledo. bowever, persisted in
• p,Lkiug and resisted tae ower. and
others who rushed op to expel him from
the tribune, which he finally left. While
Jo the tribune, M. Devoulede *booted:
"1 be President of the Republic ought
6o be elret.deby the people. 1 will co*
vote hard."
M. Demount, anti-S.mlte, also at-
tempted to .peak and • great commotion
followed. during which crls. of "Down
with enareby!" were raised.
1h• 11.11dt (om,aa.d.
In the meantime the voting oontlnued,
and at '!.40 p.m. the ballot ages imus -
pieced. While the chocking was In pro-
gress the members of the ae.ernby loft
the hall and avMmblol in the smile/tee
and corridors, where they discussed the
Mance. of ems election.
M. 41ullee `ondly anmoone d that be
bad voted fur M. Loabel.
The Propionate Insetted on voting for
M. Melina, although he bed withdrawn
his o•ndidator. In favor of M. Loub1t,_
wbfo\ explains the vote cast for 4tm.
.1'4wmatttiwl-ililta lthaohLr Llnten..ier M. ,
Moline were divided between M. Cayslg-
n as, General embalm and others. M.
Menne received ao ovation ween M
voted.
Tie of8ci.1 count *bowed that 8I9
void were rest and that M. L1ub.•1 re.
calved 48:1, M. Mello. 274 and that 60
Weft sea dead.
Congratulating...
After the announcement of the result
M. I.oubet received his friends to ■n .d -
joining salon, and he we. tendered their
congratulations. The Premier, M.
Dupuy, then formally tranbterred the
executive power to M. Loubet, sod con-
gratulated hien upon bis elation.
Tb. President, In thanking M. Dapay.
•xpreew.d the hope of baying t4e support
of the Cabinet, and he asked M. Dapav
to retain the Pr.mlereblp and the pres-
ent Cabinet.
Atter tics Senators and Deputise bad
shaken bands with the President. accom-
panied by M. Dupuy, be left tea 1'alao.
In • corriage, end by 5 o'clock Versatile.
had regained 1a normal aspect. President
Loabet arrived beck here from Versailles
et 5.08 p.m., Sud was leoolved whb win-
tery boson.
Leabet'e Career.`
Emile 1.oub.L who until bigell/otton to
Mae Preadenoy was the president of the
French Senate, was born at Ma-manne on
the 81.4 of Ilsesmb.r, 1838, was educated
for toe bar, and began hag pronto. at
Mo,ullmer. He entered political lift In
tea general elation of 1876, when he
profiteered himself a Hernhllcan, and op-
posed to general and complete monody.
He was elected by a great majority, and
at once a..00lated himself In the Amena-
bly with the Republican left He was
one of t4. Deputies wbo refused a tote of
oonfidenre to the De Broglie Ministry fn
1477. After having been twice re-0ected
b
the Assembly, fie beam* • candidata
for the senate. in hie old department
and was elected In 1886. He became •
member of the firm TIr•rd Ministry,
wbfoh only survived for three 'soothe.
holding the pteltlon of MInetles of I'ob-
410 Works When M. de Yreyotnet de-
clined to und.rt.k• the preeldeney of the
Council. 4. was Intra/Nd with the re
eenetrnction of the Ministry, ■0d took
4he p..lrtnn of Mlnl,ter of "the Interior,
ham which M. Conatant had retired In
4 81.4.
against P440deal Leabse, similar to that
wubb drove M. Citation -Parlor le re-
'Igs. Clearly Le Petrie Fronted. will
Mae no sire entorned to *044.ve Ole
oblast, ate tibial (resod of objection be-
ige Tho& rim Patellas& was a Drsytaeard.
sea ressai?.stylist' In •iau
estsm�- '
ramie. lr•*meeo
•
o esies etee-A TriM►b.
London, Feb, 40.-A diepawh to 1'be
Observer from Bsr1111 says teat au •7.01
of epoch-making !mporsece In the
wademloal world took plea ID Berlin on
Retorday. The Pasoan Uoverament add
the tissete of the Berlin University have
at last given War to the Importuully of
women students and on Saturday Freo-
111n Elea Neamaen was with due core -
teeny Inoorponted as Malaise ArtlglO
L lbersllum et Ilootor PbUseophl•e, The
Oman ot the-am4verelq, ti awarding -the
diploma, said that while the noel digni-
fied pseltlon Of • WSmen was that of
blah peteseaes of home, that pesltion did
nut exclude her (tow asrelolpalo0 in the
e olen11110 work of mew
1h. Fr -soled Neuman's diploma boars
the flattering eadere•tnest "Cam
Laude." She 1s 97 years of age and has
studied at Gottingen sad Berlin, her
pr1nolpal branch bolus natural soleness.
IT IS SOT - .s SOOT.
Oap.dltie• Thal Will O. le seared' 4.
Joe Mu 000.010.
Christiania, Feb. 20 -The reported
ending of the bodies of Aodre and Its
companions on the cost of Northern
Siberia ..ein•, alter a11, to be a canard.
The Finnish professor of the Cbrh loofa
University hu received • t leerre . from
• friend In hrasoujorek, who whys that
after tboroaghy investigating the sourest
of information be Is 000vinoed coat there
I. no truth Whatever In the reports. The
Polar expedition of Prot. Natherse, wbo
will go In search of the Andres party
early In June, meets with popular ap-
proval. Sublet -lotions aro pouring in from
all parts of Norway and 'w.dea, •od al-
ready the amount coutrlbuted exceeds
$1M1,1100.
e .14.l'RCItY A GOLD DIOGER-
TI.. Erosions'. rremler Haedl.d • Pore
and 'hu.•l Lout Age,
• Lon fon, Feb. '30.--L4ued t4allsbury'a
celebration of his 69th birthday has re-
called :turneries scoria of Me early smug-
gler Most people hate heard of bis
jlnrsaMAtle experiences, bat It 11 not
generally known (bat he once handled e
pick and shovel at Handle°. A hovel la
pointed out as the rseidonce of the then
.leerd "HOW; (.toll. M. the Mill. be we. •
red glinted gold digger lie
RIOTING Ili PARIS.
Pre•Ideut Lnub.l'• Election Received Is
4'.rl• NOM Violent Denrne•tratloo•.
As this despatch was sent on Saturday
evening anti Loubet demonstrations were
commencing In the streets, and orim of
"Down with the I'enamalstiO" were
prominent The agltaton was caoeed by
MM. Dervalede end Drumont and
*heir party The anthoritlel say meas -
ora brew.- been taken to meintely order.
The Nationallsta gathered about the
statue of Jan of Are, and M. Drron-
lade made a fiery address to them. NMI.
M. Mlllesoye waved the Irl colored deg
above 11 D.'roulede. the latter harrangawl
the arowd. He mid: "Listen, now, to
whet ( was prevented from saying at
Gm Versailles election. The President be-
longs
aslonge to the people I rejoice at this
manitestntton, hot to -day we °anent go
the Ky.le and spit upon Alan whom we
bays no whh to rerognl's as chief of
state. We 10008 allow to rant In peace
each as it le, the mac wbo le still lying
then. and return home Hat .1u Thurs-
day we shall not fall to attend the fun-
eral mammy. Yon will find among the
follower. of the ooffln the judges of the
erlmld•l section d ad Court et Ca.sa-
tIoh end' the bese Jlepettan Oka a11mM
this Pral lent whom we donot.noognlze.
You know your duty, down with this
republin and long 44.. a repablie of the
people."
Tr..p• Cher Arms.
The (;antral tirade, 6,000 strong, 1e
on .pedal duty. and tie troop. are still
ander moms 1n the barracks, but hands of
tweeter. am, however, suffered to march
through the elty .houttng "Down with
Lonbet'" end doming I).ronlede's Chao
7801st songs and breaking window.
Honlev.rd• Aro R•ttl.6.ld•.
London. Feb. seal. -The Perls ecru
'ponders* of The Daly Hall 4e..rlbe1
Ma same at the Ver.e)II.s election a •
"fanny Brack Fair, with a touch of
*aged) therein, tragedy of • rawly
'bath ruler attempting M ignore his
0041 onpopnlse*ty end emlllagy retinal -
lag thanks for mngraMbtlnn."
"1 believe." rtes the nerrsepond.nt
"that the ream* meow Ie Porta .re
only a trretasen n wait le mimingleant
sight the boulevards were tattls0dds,
Slid nnwigere was • vela M glorify the
sew President To -day the prase is un-
easiness!, ratl•m'esa.''
0.• >ewdred Arrested.
Parte, ileal. 10.-Al4,gelher 100 arrests
b•. • been bade Iry e10teeeti 44 wlah the
die rtetetneed
Theft N owe sign .t. • eampalgi
t?TT0N WIIRK/.Rt WILL *Tli,lR1
Coles Their Memaad ter Mere Wager le
l'oned.d.
Manchester. Eng., Feb. 20. -The oat -
ton operatives in South Lenoeshfn have
unanimously resolved M glue a month's
notice of their intention to go on spite
u nless an advance of 741 Ib the petted In
their compensation la conceded by the
master. Eighty *bousand permits are
\fleeted.
✓ 100? A? TALI6'4WAM.
R..).a• sad Chlao. gad • Serloa• Coo-
alet-Mongoll•s• Whipped.
Pekin. Feb. 2.-A serious conflict has
taken place between the Russians and
Cbineee at T.tI,nw.n, 800 of the letter
being tilled It is said to have originated
In • question of taxa.
Osad.I..p. "Abedo..d."
Manilla, Feb. 90. -The ('a f
!1 ornia Vol -
dinner' ■bandoned Guadeloupe Chnre\
at 5 o'clock leRterdel mornin`-which
has since been at on fire -cod retired so
San Pedro Miami. The rebels x111 hold
the oouut1y In the vicinity of Guade-
loupe, Paslg and Paters, despite the
efforts of the gunboats to dleledge tb.m
from the jungle on botb sides of the
river.
The beat 7setsrd*y was Intense and Is
Iocreaalog pero•ptlby. Under present
conditions It 1• Impo•dble to provld•
shade for the troops in aortal° parte of
*be line, particularly McArthur'p Dirt•
coo. King'. Brigade 1s also exposed from
San Pedro Mardi to Collodi, ween It
join. Owen.hlne's Brigade.
ON TIIE POINT OF
BREAKING UP.
Flan Commissioners Firmly
Upholding Dominion Rights.
RIO ■LAZR AT ALMONTE.
Warehouse Mr. • •
• of J
Furniture #
D..•Id.o. Completely Destr•yd.
Almonte, Ont., Feb. 10. -At 8.60 p.m.
Saturday the fire alarm .oaod, for g
fire which originated to s three storey
frame building owned by Thomas White,
and occupied by John Donaldson as •
retail furniture w.reboose and oudertek-
Ing establishment wbloh was 611, from
floor to garret wl;h furniture, mattresses
and coffins. Tie building snd.tock are e
total loom. White'. lore on building
41,500, no loeurahoe; i)onaldwn'. lose
on .tock 841,000, 'oared for 48,000 in the
Perth Motoal. The plebe glass window.
In 461 done serosa -/h• serest and nearly
every window In the posts/Moe on the
tweet side were destroyed by the Intense
heat.
THE ALASKAN BOUNDARIES
Toe 0re44 ♦slat et lease Comedies altaa-
eau-- a.r
Ilea lsepr•geabl• - £modm
ems 0♦-
mluTo▪ h Wien Genal. Part• D•.
• aiaa440 4.durehens teiny Ths• adlrow ArbltraU.•
a• Ottaw.-
11.e Killed at 0.t•rloo.
Waterloo, OoL, Yeh 20. -On Saturday
at 110etber'. Lion Brewery 1hn. Kalb-
flef.(b, William Hoffman and two °teen
were at work shovelling malt on the sec-
ond dor, when the floor suddenly gat•
*way •t the moth end with a mighty
urea, amt went throat* she Bret dee 40
the cellar, burying the ego men*4oned
ender four or five feet of melt. Hoffman
was lucky enough to wept with his life,
but Kelhfal.nh wee unable to extrlteo
btmaelf, lite being •xtInut when deist -
ante arrived • few minuses@ War. He
Mares a *draw and a family Oras M
701104 chalked.
t.ROlaLawamii anaswaw eaY
l ana•b plaw•I* I..glle/ere Petters
te Make, a Chaste.
Vle•orta, B C., Feb. 20. -The Minister
of Jouiee at Ottawa f.gadterl the Brit-
ish Columbia Government severed days
ago en say whether they would modify
repent letttaatlnn In the direction desired
by the lmperiel Oovernment b reaped
to the Japanese '1'h* British Colorable
Government hoe prepared an answer (4
Use Minister, derllnn,g te Mt* any
action. Mr. (otter. the 'inane Minister
of the Bridals Columbia House, hanged
down the returns of the .orr.spondenes
between th. two Government. The e ti-
m5te f 1, the ear ver also presented
on Saturday.
W•abingtoo, Feb. 80. -Atter die used -
lag of the oummlatunen on Saturday the
.tory 1• poral otrouletion sus that the
oommlwlon was on the point of breaking
up because of disagreement on IM boun-
dary queslob. 111, not Improbable dial
this result may take place, but It le felt
that the position taken by the Comedian
0OmrniscionS7s la so fair and maenad*
that 11 moot prevail, weather at this an-
teroom, or In tete future. At all events,
1t le oerteln that they will not recede
from I* T otlauPainon• for a oompro-
ml.e Pin ed, the Goalies offer
to arbitrate question of the boundary,
but only on 000dl4lon that the creole
quaff°. of the ownerablp of the shares
add ports of the Lynn Caall be mbm1/-
tsd to the arbitrators.
Then le • dtfmwooe of opinion as to
the oompeslllon of Ilse arbitration trlbe-
o.l, tint the moan difficulty is the deity
of toe American oowmlseianen to reserve
oartmIn questions and to have vert.tn
porta declared to be indisputably Amery•
con and withheld from the saltation
Tim Comedians w111 anoint a notated
gam than the arbitration of the whole
gp.et on. '1My feel the 04040.1 °D hdese•
In the'lee:fatness of their puede:0, and
therefore are not sallow •bout the tors
a49.la may lake.
1h• reeling at gni aura.
Ottawa, Feb. e0. -It is bellowed that
the 111411 of Hon. Messrs Slfton ase
Yielding to Washington, at tee invite -
tan of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Indicates •
crleis In the negaetatlooe The Candia*
G ommt.riopere. be(ere pnesn110g an
u ltimatum to the Americans, desire 43
confer with shell colleagues, not only l
have the benefit ot Goer •4,los, but to
ascert*ln more folly the opinion of the
members of t4. Government at Otbws,
to view of recent development•
The Imperial Government has brought
strong primary to bear to • 50•pe0-
sion of the 0nrerence without an agree-
ment upon a tasty, and it 1, net im-
probable that a modl0oetlon of sena of
Canada's demand. bas barn suggested,
in the interest of lntarnstlooal enmity.
Messrs. Flelding.and S11len will doubt-
less represent the Insdvfseblhty of ague -
lug to concessions, even at the request of
the BOOM Government, the* maga, in-
volve too great • sacrifice. and will post
out that such ■ course might ban an in-
jurious effect upon the bappy relations
now wasting between Caoaia and the
mother land. 1'M f.eltsg In Canada
seems to be universal (bat if the Am*el-
oans perel.t to their unreasonable do-
mande Canada eon get along witbout s
treaty, 40w*ver anxious she Is to promote
friendship between Great Britain end
the United States
'LASSO. ARP 1.0140INO.
Pert Meatiest.., wle•a.d., 1n Preen..
of 0.8.1 Swept 87 Vise.
Pert Waehingten, sub., TA 1011. -pins,
*blob Marled .t 9 S0 o'elo.k lase sigh*
In tee large plant vet the W1.eesan Obslr
Company, *hrea4•es M destroy thee/boa
town Help was .010mnned from WU-
wank.. and CMbnygan At 11.S0the
emir foamy was • tnml Inss. nu Mani
alone was vetoed .4 490.000. std .m -
plays 600 ►and■ A taro. lumber yard
.alae' the plant and the lames are
.pr.edieg with great rapidity A sseond
engine started trove Milwaukee e1 11.90
.'.feat.
DR. GUAT IS DIAD.
te•wb•r far Levi. Has Pealed Away
Alter a 1.01 1111....
1 t
Quelled, Feb. 90. -Dr. Guar. M.P. for
Levis, riled lase elgbt at the Heal Dims,
after a prolonged illness.
Dr. Ilene Malcolm Gaye asee.teee
came from Saint Ong•, Frame, sod were
anon( the tint 5S4445n of Points Leda
He was the em of Francois Xavier Gluey,
by the late Made Aeolabe Cote; 0ss
born at St. Remnant d'Elebemin,
Marsh 96, 1848, educated at the Quebec
Seminary and at Laval University, when
be graduated A.H. to 1868 and 11.D. In
1879. On May 1*. left, be married Maris
Louise Antoinette, daughter of T. E.
Roy, former') Berg set as -same of the
Quebec L.gt•taIve Council. Mme. Ooey
did May 94, 1e99. Dr. Utley was a gov-
e rnor of the Quebec College of Pbyefoteos
and surgeons, sod served as s councillor
and mayor of St. Homald d'Elehemlo.
Ile was hest returned to Parliament In
1886 at • bye -election. and was rrelesbed
In 1887, 1891 and 1896. In politics he
wase • Liberal.
A Prem cad Its p.•o.l.
Galt, Ont , Feb 18.-A strange onto-
eidenne occurred ben yesterday morning.
Het H E. Knowles, pastor of Knox
C'haroh, while narrating a dream 'wbloh
he had t4• night before that he would
have to go to Newborns, North Carolina,
on account of the death of a relative,
wa. handed a telegram coete7lf4 the
men that a retains of bis had just died
In that place. Ancompenl.d by his
molder to Iew. Mn Elite, he left 10 the
.f ter noon on ble dream mlseton, whleb
turned out M be • sad reality.
1'.brld .'. ?ewe Clerk Dead.
Uxbridge, Oet..'Feb. 18. -Tb. Tow*
of IJzlirldgw 7estepday .afford the lea
of one of Its Mat known and respected
citizens In the person of Ita town clerk,
A. 1). Williams. For the past 40 years be
hag been most closely Identified with all
It• munlnlpal and 'boa)nsea 'Waimea,
Mtn. the first and only alert the ooe-
por.slon has had. Deceased wag In ble
usual health 1111 Monday j*at. when be
was sols, wttb an attack ,ot apoplexy.
OPPOSITION WIPED OUT.
74• N.w Hrrs•wteh Opperltle• was
Preetterllr Wiped stat •y 1.••Yotlug on ea Mrdy.
tit John, Yob 10.-S•tarday wooa
regular Hull's Run for the Oppo.tloa,
end task and file onus down In the ter-
rible
en
Able onslaught. When the smoke of ees
battle cleared sway and the roll was ail-
ed theist went only three throughout the
wbole province stile W show (Oat their
con.tltueuclss bad faith In ahem. It was
Om tworse swapid
that:ever took elide 1n •
New Bronewlok p10vInote) election. IIS
S, John CRY, when toe Leader of She
(,_Oppr e1Uull wan. owllde.t Op would be
elected with 41. three aolliegI••, the
m(prtsis was something wonderful wb.a
tie return. .bowed all lad reselved a
clear k000k-out The elections went off
anion, .ad seek side did all they could
to being the electors to tie pull. As the
day programed, however, Il was quite
apparent that tb• Oppea4W0 was del -
heartened, wale lea Uevernmeul works.
won an air of .obedo.ce, end kept ram•
Mpg In the stragglleg wears who held
off up to the minute the polls closed.
The Oppooltien carried rho west side by
a good me).rlly, but the seat aide and
the north sod completely wiped It eat
and added a majority. '1'4. following the
the members returned:
Heselgouebe essay - L•blllos e*d
Mod, both Governesses'.
ellos...t.r - Vendee, Bane, Polder,
0.v.nmeo t
Northumberland -Tweedie, Flab, Bur-
OWUI, O'Br/00, Cavern steal.
Kest-Jobasea, Legere, Barnes, Env-
arnmeot
W.*meselsad-Robson, Wells, Oom.ta-
aoent; Mel ss, Humphrey, OpposltloR.
Albert - .,,en, Osman, Uoverw-
woot
Klog'i-:1111614, 8coylIl, Parole), O m-
esagose.
St. John County - Donn, McLeod,
Bovero meat.
St John City - Robertson. Purdy,
McKeow.e, Reynold., Uovernmeat
Cberlotes-Todd, 11111, O'BrIeo, Rus
sell. Government.
Queen's -Carpenter, Ferris, Oovera-
meal .
Sunbury - Harrieso, UoternlDs•1;
Gisler, Oppceltion.
York- I bomp.tu, Whitehead, Otb.on,
Campbell, G0verDmaul.
Carleton -Carvell, Smith, McCain,
Ge ernment
VMorIa-Lewcon. Porro, Government;
Career. Opposition.
Madawaska -L,. Forex, Gagnon, Io-
depeara.l.
NOM.COMBATANTS 7LITTINO.
Affairs la the Pblllpple•e T'.O. 1. 0111
Eit•ed Its J.rledletiee.
Mantle, 9.4. 1e. -Mr. 0. F. Williams,
I16,4mtse U.R. consul here, 1. 10 receive
of es spoliation from a member of the
rebel Congress at Melilla for a peas le
enable 41. family. °coasting of 19 per -
S OUR. who are de/lroas of taking refuge
In Manila, to enter the American Hoe.
This le regarded as agnlflo.M. Moat of
the In**111 .o1 rebels realize that their
familia are only safe inside ►be eerrllory
controlled by the Mariana.
Rrcept for • few show fired •t • .m111
holy of rebels who were •t4mptfng M
destroy the railroad bridge near Cadman,
all wag quiet along the lune last night.
0111 Valenti J.rledletl5e.
Weal's/ton, Feb. 17. -The Adminl.-
tretlot h.a determined rapidly le extend
the Jertedletlon of *1. Melted States over
the whole of the PNllppine groan.
Karl, Detnring Hog.
Young perk 1s always beet, M well O.
the most easily prodtseed. Units. the
animal It wanted as • Mader It Is not
Genet!y kept until a veer old. The Main
that mature early will make more pori
et lea sees at eie to eight menthe okl
than .148 those the* keep on raising Ma
1r three years and attain very heavy
weight.. not It 11 still byelaw to keep the
/slime ear of tame of the °rant',
large honed hags and then grow littera
of pip from her when mated with Mme
of the .mall heals that motors .arllesl.
The bolt -tweeds will make mom pork
Gra w111 the tl.emugb4iIm
*taws? I?AI1?RQ 10 DRAT..
Pam torn Ikea& •
Parry Bests, Feb. 110. -Before Judge
McCsrry es )taturday was sated a elates
of cruelty In an orphan boy who lived
with • family tam, Stacey, near Sand-
ridga Freddy Smoay, the boy, about 19
years of age. owed with \M noel*, Jobs
Bearey, on • tum, mod was made b do
work erswod the plop. The evidence
revealed the fact that the boy was starved
Mathes to tae point of moth. He beanie
literally • living skeletal. Oaagrero bad
set to on bls fingers and lees from the
effeodi of whit► be w111 suffer for life,
baying logo some of his toes at the first
joist when Dr. Carmichael of Seodrtdge
was fleshy eallsd In be found the bevy
aneonawlou., asd Is • dradoklp-'. mel -
*ad condition. No otter rosterstln than
food we. edmlwlebered, and by goof
treatment end a liberal diet during the
last month the boy N fully restored, ex-
cept from the egad. of the gangrenous
sores, wblab .till affect bis bads and
fest
The lad stated that ho got noshitg elm
to eat than este or two potatoes and •
small morsel of do tread. At one time
be fed on raw peep, one and coop stuff
that be got from the barn, and sonar
Norse raw turnips. Fse • time he man-
aged to weal sure trout the fowl hood.
He ran away ones. bat was brought bock.
The case is eersa1017 one eble\ for
atter bearUesesess H hard M parallel.
Seaway was sentence% be de months' 1m-
nrlg°omest and hle will was mad. Se
enter m bond of 4200 to appear later ea
for sadism, Presumably 10 be given
when Mer husband L liberated.
END NOT TOT IN 1100?.
eatsrday Preyed t• Se Auth.r Very
D411i-D.Il,1ag 1)17.
Washington. D C., Feb. 90. - The
Anglo -A marina sororities/en held several
o rmiooe on Saturday, god.' ear a dart-
•
without final .alio.
otsaboota w N
a j
soy of them. The full odmmlselon was
In joint oesafoo during the forenoon, sed
resrembled later In the dal and spent
until after 5 o'clock to the afternoon
arguing over several ,Joist of lanae. In
the •been. of any read of a onolaelve
nature • dein!** statement 1. withheld.
Both the English end *be American
eamml.alonan during the day held separ-
ate anions.
There aero no indications on Saturday
of • definite break in the negotiation.,
end the reports that they were practically
•s an end, based on the adamptlon that
{aero is no egresm.n: In sight, are given
paddy. dental. At the some time, It 1s
said, each progress has not been made in
the adjustment of the important prob-
lems before. the oommlsefon e. would
warrant a definl4 statement of the prob-
sble outcome, and the termination of oho
negotiations le 1404 yet to sight.
STILL 74167010 1)0LAT.
/La Americas Report Airman 14 -reel St.
Lawr•.es Mm.lg.alea.
Ogdensburg, N.Y.. Fob. 90. -Fourteen -
foot avlgatlon through the St. Lew
• system of canal. fur IM99 U now
regarded as sn tmpow.fbIllq. The con-
tractors, who are tenable to path t4.
Oabap Rapid. Canal, More laid the
eanea of delay b•folo the l'anadl.0 Gov-
ernment, and are now graoad an exten-
sion of time until tea spring of 1900, to
camps** the work. The deep water steam
Mat 110• between tipper rotes and sea-
board most tr•nefSr to bargee at Ogden.
burg, Kingston and Praaooat as formerly.
T. Guard Rp.lwalt
Vancouver, H. C., Feb. 90 -Seoul
matt 1. b hays ■ gnard.hlp. The 'Mir/-
elms
Mrdelms battleship Tammany le mow beteg
Mud oat at Devonport for her voyage to
E rgalmrlt to which station eh• h.s
been appotnbd as port gasrdlan The
T.merelrs arra cl.ht guns. Her dl.
pls0emmt Is 6,240 tons and she terries
%hoot 400 amen.
Commander Booth -Timber of the Sal-
vation Army at New Yak le alarmlogly
111 from overwork.
Tweet nelliese Marrler Opera Sister.
New York, Feb. la -The World an -
nemeses the wedding of Thomas A.
Edison, Jr., one of the 1.7*mtnr, as!
MIM Marie 1400405 Tenho', • momler at
the Camino Opera Cemp.ay.
At Crewe Peeresses.
Brnwnw-Why didn't you el..n the
w1,-rinwl thee week, Moryf
Marr -01 ronldn't. mum. There was
en much other worruk tei do.
Mn. Bmwliw-W.11. 1l Ton can't do 1t,
I will hale to gat some one Chas can
Mary --01 wide yet would, mum, for
there's too miw'h wreak bore fir not M
tic *loss -Brooklyn Life.
�yy ^
f riyF�'S' r�sGi:9i.4 44' ya 4 ,a r
�-. '''' a•. r , 4. 1h'!1' Ma.4 .t:"'• ..
412.4
tRI'CE ALT TO OFIN
As Soon as Mrs. Druce Presents
a Formal Application.
BERLIN BOY NEARLY SCALPED.
111.ilg•. a'etri. Crop Thought t• Be
Twu-l'hlyd• arose• min,h..m Seals
Safe Blows to A1.... -A ram -
bore Man Sar• Dead Ms•'•
l.lsed •w1 104.g 1. Lee- •,-
4.., .oho.l..
QUEBEC'S SOCIAL SCANDAL.
Dear Nerelaa *..l10. Diner• and 4*.)
.,,1. .04 1. the City 0.4•r
• ('lead.
Qnebe°, Feb. *0. (Toronto -Wee
Corre.pond.n00.)-'l he authorities' here
eau nu longer conceal the details 01 ibe
grata! .opal .oanJal that Quebec bee
e wer known, sinister runlet. respecting
041.4 brie been In olroulatiou for several
day. past. Yrow a hlgb public function-
ary last night I leernedth* following had
wkleh will b* made 0ubllo le -re to -day 0'
Tuesday lo an *finial manner: Elm Very
Rev. Dr. Normae, Dean ut Ihe Cathedral
of u bas re•
rtQlytand MostarsV ' life Left 404-
s,.d all his end i
tnd>olii"fSol[e'daT 7'e11•
the fastens demand of His Lordship There May be thousands of days
iiltapup Dunn, end 4*. hurriedly ittl eta to Colic but there may beim'', one
city under a cloud. He M supposed 40 -that is the point. AA you
ban goo* 10 Tomo. demise any
wrunpolDg. The uplift arb5S 001 of a raking chances and carrying your
Assi.s*artWr lflYSTIM._
The Turonlo school cadet. salved hack
from Tarps, Fla., on Saturday.
A despaWb frau Ottawa my. Parlia-
ment mal open April d, haying been
torm•187 prurogusd until April 1.
London, England, fries wait to open
oorrespoudeooe ',rite exporters of C:aaa-
dlau turkeys, wild rice aid o•vfan.
North Carolina bee adopted the 000•
seitutio0al amendment limiting thenegre
vote by educative, pull tai and property
qua11f1o•tlon. of Ill -repot, who was driving with
awsatbewl murder mos, the victim of
which, George Poole, died la tie Heed
Dies Hospital 7eewrday. Pepin wee a
youth et 911, employed 1n • tannery, lino
was sbol l y (MO John Dixon lest Sunday
afternoon 'bile the tailor was aiming ail
• oomp•nia° d the murdered man named
Teague,. 15040e7 had spoken to • girl
Claret*. Sommers, the oldest tosser 1)Isoo, and bee" the ehc*SIng. Whesl
°arra, In Philadelphia was ,rose, 10 Dixon and • oompeoloo of bb naR10d
d th while going his rounds 1n dal any 0 14,40 wen •rrwted ower 49,000
was
se dal
In the 14011* last wake fused in their po•meatluo. Asked by the
detective's when they got it, obey der
Trod. Uuno, who was run over by a alar, Deaa Norman bad 41410 It *4
thorn as bush mow, and amoral , *4000' rose that love you frothe suffer-
s..
▪ more besides. The Dean was spoked.to ted that and admitted be had paid .N, by the untimely or tan -
bon 16,600, bull dead any wro.11d01nep 1 expected death of their bread -
‘t hen tin molter was reported he ori` winner ?
Hlebao M Manned b hear try .1plaatee t
Goo of the non 8.7004 the admission std , Full particulars of the cheapest.
the p•y1eat of the moan. and rho safest and best Insurance sent free
rMlgoatloa was eromplly given •0d 14- on application to
agreed. The 'aqua% on tics body of the
murdered man god on to day, cad Judge H ELLIOTT,
R. C 1 . Ingersoll. High a.r'y, lr.aq.rd
O.P.R. wain as Toronto Junction on
Friday, bad both arms amputated at the
Toronto General Hospital on Saturday,
Bir R. Lambert Playfalr. formal/
Bridals oonaul general ler the Mellow,
of Algeria and the author of seven)
books of travel, 4. demo. He was born In
1888
Jobn Jackson of Galt had 4 841117100
*agape from death on Friday, the 404511
of his 8901.4 wage° passing over hie
sect. He was unconscious for hours, but
may recover.
Dead Mans Ialaod, in Burned NBA,
aloes to Stanley Park. bas been sold to a
Mr. Ludgate of PNerbor°, Ont The
Wand L a part of the Imperial Govern -
!ant gamma
Firs brow out 1e the building occupied
by 'redhead/sr & Mlseheil, aloe mono•
factar•ra, Tarnow, and did damage t0
the .1410001 of 410,000, which Is tally
soared by I0t0r•nos
Swimming lemons are now a part
tete ordinary Instruction given In many
Lerodu41, Lag., •.bustle, and It has thug
tar proved an admirable end useful,
else for boy. and gine..
John Alexander Gilmour, who find
from Parry Sound last month and was
armed As thee f anadlan Soo, baa pleadet
yt6Hty to forgery and has been 55btan0od
te one year In the Central Priem.
H. J. Powell's prelate bank In Bles-
\ram was entered by burglars at M
grisly boor Saturday monolog. The ante
was blown to atom. The robbers serrimdd
12,000 sad •spekap of poses 'dad el
about 11600.
Oomwlwlon men and farmer. who hove
beau investigating the potato Drop repots
that More than two -third. of the entire
steak 1° Mlrblgan to robed. Thotme ds
el bushels burled In mounds al theuenal
depth beat been
KIpeM7rie. IIsi Ti-metiel iq pi
oQort te Imola 9..Ia8am feet of steamd%
ply on the C*0*64*e proms of lake
Huron. Shoos the wroth of the Canaria
.ad 11e withdrawal of the Cermo.a the
Windsor Soo roots is veosnt
own risk ?
If so, are you wise? Would it
not be better to join yonr life with
30,000 others in the
aaaAfan �rder
Toratcrs
and protect those you love aid
Chauveau w1U easeque.1ly cantinas the
Investigation Into the olroomsimese coo•
Dated with the e'ltl*trlog of the money
from Dan Norman. The Dean Is 7d
Years of age end unmarried. He wee
formate Macre of cheat Choroh Catb►p' WAS HIS FRIEND, TOO.
dral, Montrealtie was bon In England.'
and !p a tallow at Ka for Copses. 0xteed. Touching lee1d•at 4. C..■ertime W•tki
tie Qa•.a'• Gla el • ('.bio to the
S1-MSTALL1att TRR Isar& "'eall.r'• R.•t."
14. ..r.1I. Chelrseee 4.1•.• Says That
W111 R. t►• Q•estl•a.
THOS. WHITE,
ERNST GARTUNC, S. 0., Inoue+
•"-wasblogbo, Feb. *0.-8maler Janes
R. 40001, chairman et the Democratic;
al commltese. is nee 1a wooed
With ]Ir. Crater of New York end Mr.
Wail of W1coow*to0, regarding the pars-
Maltt lawae la rho next P1e.ldentlal
armoalgo. H. said oR-RIMI My
"To day that tea -mail Demeere141
• elional ooav504100 wIll 1o.a0rm the
pesaon takes by the contesetton d lige
Is to .dart what *very candid man, area
gllghtly familiar wsi existing fads.
knows to be Vac It 1s ascertain ...any-,
thing hums can be that the gambits of
1110 Ballism well be the leadtag lath* IS
the eumpelgs next poi."
A 1•nwell diaper was glum .s the
Union League Club on Friday sighs la
New York le Josmb H. Choose, lbs
00w1y appolnhed ambassador to togl.Od.
He mad. • strong appeal te towbar
Anglo-Anlerfcan (rlsnd•bte
M. Osiris be. amassed his Mak of re^
ss•1 1 ori/
p the
ohaleau of M la est° red -
dims of the Empress Josephine, In Par
Mite original shape and condition Hie
purpose 4* doing this is to have It serve
M • museum of Imperial souvenirs.
The inmates .l the Mercer 41.tormt
tory at Toronto will In fetor be divided
loth three Moises, awoordlog Ic their
different amass of d•pravlt7. TM (Iow-
gnomons has decided to make the neoes-
ery changes In the building at • oat of
48,000.
J. W. Jorgenson. or "Jack the Hale
011pper," was .rrea.d In Chicago on
Saturday while In t8• sot of cutting •
kyle from the meed ot Sou Fran.ky.
Jorgenson has smarmed that be had ens
Mos hoer from the beads of 800 girls and
women.
On Saturday dm apart train from
Calais for Brussels collided with • train
et n .til • Fora w►lab was • .tad 1 t o Oast
the latter place. 2'wenty-one passengers
were killed. and over 110 were Injured.
Then were no English or American
among them.
A .t•tement prepared at the U.B.
?mastery Dep•rtrn.nl 'bows that the
quantity of American goods hauled by
Canadian raflros to war about arm
times greeter than Itis quantlt) of cano-
n.. goods bailed by American reads
during 1498.
A4 the .1. Y. Amato & Bona' button
works, Berlin, a boy named I'ollabwskl
narrowly soaped Indeed doth. While
asaondlag to the third flat la the elevator
Ms bead came 1n conMet with • protrud-
ing timber. He wail neery "seined b7
the e0111afon.
"Esperanto" 1s the name given to a
sew universal language by Its Inventor,
Dr. Qamenbof, a Ho.dsn. Count Tolstoy
le odd 80 have Inve.tlgated this latest
form of speech and to ban declared that
any person of average InN111genos 0141)
learn It In two hoar.
MeV. D. C. Hro.ack of Parkdele Pres-
byterian Chonb, wbo went there from
Orangeville six )ears ago, bas religned
Ws chafe* en amount of III health.
While reeling be will maks • tour of
America and 484 Old World for the par.
pose vet gaudy. Mr, Haamek N a graduate
of Knox College.
The famous Thum ease bids fair to be
settled In the neer future. The wl8ltor
of the imperial Home Office •nnoonoed
on Betur•fay that the 8e,ntar7 of State
ter Home Affairs will grant perml..fon
for the opening of the Irate vault In
Highgate Cemetery ea 'non am Mrs
Drag preemie a formal application.
Lord Charles Beresford wam on /rater -
day night the goad of honor at • ban.
quer given by the Commercial Cleb of
Chicago. in the morning tore Charly
paid e v1Yt M the Heard of Trade Bud -
arm wee roepended on the flunr, and ha
was .1e1 1.4 by President Lyon en the
visitor.' gallery between two land of
ebe.ring and venation brokers. 111.
amoeba. In reopen.. dealt with Olt Alar
eo have • 0om4ereial Onda.tanding for
es open door 1n China between Oast
Britain, Japes, Germann and the netted
Stete.-
is
R. C,
Oatmeal C•a.ere41.14.4,
Vancouver, Feb. lit -Loral .a1 mea
eanurry men ere Intensely interested to •
big l hlogo deal, whereby model of
magnitnde Is got together end the whole
of the salmon trope on Poiret Hound an
bought ant for a eon, moodier 41 s(0,•
000 11 Is the l'•e16n Amerltei Peeking
1;omp.ny of Chicago (of what' Mr. John
Caddy. the greet pork molter of that
elty, N v4se pmei.lent and looting dean -
Mal hooker) that h1• enquired the /eh
trap.. Thee dl.nl.Im all loos if tido he
Ing • trust, deelering that the profits Is
Peen Keene, Nbing hove Moor a*4s•ted
Them,
•11!'11,17 a 4614e t14 • 'i > n. ° t ai:'YaG4. d,
;-ase +kip; ,• 'r r Y r l.ly. , . hep. r,: ',.
MARKET REPORTS.
Wired Cesetheed Hoary ea •at.rd•r cad
wove 7arth.r reactional Der
--- •11.40 a4 Chicago ..d 1,1 1.
.Liverpool. Feb. 90.-0 beat 104arge.
WON weak on Saturday and closed doll
N Led per mural below Friday's final
$A10
Chicago, Feb 90. -The lower abide.
e illing by foreigners and task of mop
damage news ken this *beat market M
the down grade 145484 on Saturday. There
Was • p•rtl*1 reoomy, mann oho oboe
from the low poles, but the final ninon
were 4,e b 'tic per bu►he1 beneath chase
• Friday
t
Leadlrlw wheat lark•M
Cask Feb. 4.e.• 7.1r.
OhkTalk. - - 4 , 4 7 a ti $
Newaw' 74
Milwaukee , . 79 - - -
i1. Leen) ... 71 72 74'>; 69
792( 75 79
Detloft .. 78 - 76% 71 Id
Duluth. No. 1
Nortbern...
Duluth, Net 1
Minnormals
Toronto, red
'Toronto, No.
1 bard (newt
Sett 49%
vex
- w.
6e -
81
Tenets at. Ls
1111A1♦
Wheat, whll., ba
Wheat, red. bo
Wheat. Fife, spring, MI
Wriest. goose, ba
Hyo, o0
Oats, bti
Baakwheat, be
Barley, leo
Peas, ble
71.6
70 K
7114
70%
ea Market.
40 7844to40
734
71%
701
634
k
W
47
64
•1004
Red clover, be es 40
Whiter -lover, sed, b4 6 00
Aimee, chola to fano,3 ho
A1s1ke, good, No. 9 2 60
AGI(., good. No, 2 . 2 00
Timothy, bo 1 20
Beene, •bits, bo..,..,, so
DAT AND STRAW.
Hal, timothy, per ton 48 00
Hay, clover, per ton 6 Jo
Straw, sheet, per ton. 6 Gel
Straw, loose, per ton . 4 00
to t3
9
4
2
1
le 40
6
DAIRY' rmrtlt•ClO.
Batt.,. lb. rolls ...40 16 to 40
Butter, forge rolls Ig
Eggs, new said. 90
h tt't.TRT.
Chickens, per pair 40 40 be 40
Turkeys, per 1h 11
Spring dock., per pair 60
Gees. per lb 7
7R('i11 AND VRO►TARI.1S.
74
79
64
u
49
66
90
00
90
60
40
11
90
00
50
(0
00�
11
16
25
40
1216
8/
9
50
76
76
(8)
60
60
95
00
90
I6
96
90
Apples, per 444 42 60 to 13
Ply{Mw, per lag 66
Rut ■.fol. Cattle Market.
Cattle, choice to extra 46 25 to 45
Cattle, gond to choice. 4 far/ 6
Calves 7 t4) 7
Help, choker to ever. 4 9g 4
Shap, good to choice. 4 00 4
Lamb.,..bole. to extra. 4 90 6
Lambe_ good en chola 4 76 4
Hoga,medfam sad heavy 4 10 4
Hogs, Yorkers. -..r,, 415) 4
Pigs 160 e
Mets Weston, who is well known for
her work among collars to England, has
j.•1 had en 1nte1.1,0 with the Queen el
Windsor, wbo 1. keenly 101.(•seed 1n by
labor, Her Majesty remote, gave a
"sable" to the "Sailors' Heat" at Devon-
port, and Mise Wesson related to the
Queen an i mtaos of a With sa1.00, who,
after having been plastid In the cabin.
oohed it the Nasse resit, sem Me' entre
out of het private pooket When told It
who fru,, the senor said: "I would not
INn hoheyed Il aa1es. 1 had meso It SM
lag torn my Qu..a laws?. Now ate Is
Ep.Pp.ed M.. -het..
Liverpool, Feb. 90. -On Saturday the
final agave were: Son wheat steady;
No. 1 Northern, M; fatale, red 'tear,
M 7.9d for March and M 71.6-14d for
May. Maas steady: M 7 Md )tar old,
fu4erso quiet; the 6 Led fee Raton rd le
6 1-44 for May. Thar, tee *4
Ona railway jmirmly Morley had for a
Companion an old gentlemen who had bees
trying to nuke himself more e.omhr4•ble
with the aid of • somewhat deflated AO
•0.41°0. Professor Mor107 was glowing l
blow it np for 4im. but Ole fiction eras ar
reared hay the ernl*matln0: "Rtnp, dr, ethyl
That enation condo my Maimed wale'a
breath l" -Lire et Retry Mo<1tp.
.1.0,040 fee R ltea•.•e.
lmnden. F.h. 14. -The C4aecellov N
the Ornbegser, 81r Sleben Hleh.-lean\,
a.se1sasd 1e the command yeele.Aq
thee ten 13011116 Weald he eked A weft
4160,000 for Om. Lard tmamma, al
ibereeea, wibe\ yse}tpeald paths*
be ismoi d fes hie Mosel
7 bleed.
Mos Wilton says the Quote wept o0
hearing this simple story.
The (werpeet..l Rewr,►.
No well-trained •dultmlodever thinks
Of tea things that children will m7, and
the 'anstpe)t," from Item Is always
held ID dread expectancy. A fresh ex
ample was afforded the other 41140151
1n • family on Adelaide .ttoet
Then was company fur dinner and the
platter to trout of tea boot contained •
lee roast of beef. H• drew the there
serving knife across the ringtngeaSl foe
• few times jag because that L • way
thaws have. drove tet fork dap foto
tea steaming beef, described • scalping -
knife flourish Is the air sod 4reeefa417
began operations. Two nice marb1ts.d
sloes Moor across the rood resulted mid
be was turning off the turd when the
blade struck • skewer, made • 'Wing
u pward motion and same 001
t the
lop
with • result cher the proposed tam bot
ed 1149 • leant 048*08/ loaf muted by the
tan. The man could not say lithium
things In the presence et the guests, bat
be from tit w1f• wits • look. made •
grim job *boot the indigestibility of
n omad hardwood, inquired wbeteer the
botcher also raw • woodysrd, dug the
'Gower 004 .lefoisy and ordered Bale
Willie, who had mode several •IMmpN
to ten something. to keep still or lean
the table. H1s evident tamper led W as
embarrassing alone* and little Willie
taw an Opening *bat be amid ins resist
"Cook bas beret her mese oral," he
an000noed.
"Too bad," said the father, whoa
good boomer was coming back. "How
did she de 141"
"Tryln' ter pall Mw skewers est
th
w1 her Meath."
•,dose 515)18'• 1s11.•.
Syds.y Smith was very happy le h1.
eaa0tr7 life, .std his children caught Me
spirit of delight over . 44140041 things.
They loved animate sod spent long bouts
In training them. On* little beast •
baby donkey, b.e.m• ander their tuition
perhaps the moot accomplished of 41.
specie. Sud onconseloiely gave rise to •
quatrain which now belongs to tea fam•
of Sydney Smith. The donkey was a well
educated chop. He would walk upstairs.
follow the family In their rambles like •
dog and when they entered lots meadow
ran to 10.11 them wish mei down and
tall erect, braying joyoo.y.
One day, when Billy's bead was
crowned with flowers and he was being
trelned with • handkerchief for • bridle,
Mr. Jeffrey Dn.zpatedly arrived. H•
joined 1n the sport and to the eblydreo'e
Innen' delight mount*' 411117.
'1'hus he was proosading In triumph
when Sydney Smith and his wife, with
three Blade, returned from • wait and
took to the festal tens. The grist man
edyaoestd, w)tb extended baud.. and
greeted his old trisect In so fmpromplu
which has become familiar to the read
1nq world•
Witty as Horatian Flacons,
As .great • Jacohln a Urseehos,
Short {hough nM as fat as Beeeksg.
4t.smd on s IIt5. *ekes"!
Raw
From Ear
To Jaw.
" i have been for years Moro or lose
subject to eruptions on my skid. The lee
aide (deny face from the top of m7 ear te
half way down my jaw was ler a rep
bed state -being almost raw, making
shaving very painful. I was advised te
try Burdock Alond Bitters. One bottle
perfectly cared me, i tae honestly rr
commend 0.8 B. to all who ager how
any Akio disease." O. WHITR'Garba
vela,
B. 8.8, cured Salt Rheum, Leese.
Totter, Shingles, Rolle, Pimples.
Sores, Ulcers, and all forme
of Skin Dime's end
Eruptions, from the
smallest pimple to
the worst scrofulous
r